The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-03 00:00:00

i / 7 . ... . . NEWSPAPER 1j YR JSMTI 4 • • I . NI 8Silli• 8 - .---- No. 4,204.1 m11: , ,5it ..1 6. 1 MONEY W u l s O i l i tilit ag BONG' ps : . (at . : v k. 11.1 n t 7 ,1 Mi D li A r4alrletril4 .o, Piifo l lin.4 Vi Mr 1 1. LAO ter. J. O. AreADommeder ; IN imi ° lloll, tuft DA. MS Alp Owns or ot Mom M NM MS :...,„ I iio• of preleis,whlil asegibe ibe w,,,,•. -u.n. arm Tort= GM saw ~ a, Alp% WM and Ow Illie wawa Inds A ... ,, A.m... Het illainaModatiale larS= at In IMO! A...J. so 4 As Ila COM AS et pms. ..., 6,1.17 se 111.110 D. AMPOTT II . d a:Mf s g: . . m..... , os it 111(111•111 ire 0011 i. 114. WEAKLY BTIAM COMMUNICATION to TOIL— NEW TOM— LITIRPOOIa NNW YOWL mil piIiLDSIMII Is .1 IP EMI T Sdesd_ IssaWliss i b i s falkoranod Sas Om dams aa quasrless. Is desk MINIM. •Al as *gum* rsg u L roe myou eumutiw X d soy m e ir.r.e. yar e k WWI 'mi 11 , As adelsbas W CMS sores IL IL NM 2 assimilimi wa =l l l= timed ~am. a all pperilm es be Cassis asd as ISSN baa irk s se, NOM Sarlis.—ft helm imilledws ugly so *MOAK 111% irwrail. Wass& : sale Mil sad LICIT. W. WS. §cEAIt how LIVERPOOL to AKIRICIA vii a Po WM. le r. .....d Oen Olosseshlp OiNANW• LIVIA/VOL TO !GOTLAND. I seLILL . Ons. le taw . . 11.". IL we ilailik ela IMAb IL IL emolsi. Is tilow. rzk i t t. ...mime. .4 2 .......-w..==714 tartGSA ...v....= 84 4 L A Wiiirdem Limps& L ONDON sad COUNTY BANXING COM PAN Y. habraibid Capitol. SLIP, 00. Fahialt Chille% MOAK Hug gem 11. budged ohm D I SAM IL Irtheard Rehyleh, in. r5 .7.1.0.......... R M y.,........,... *Wag bermeger. Oh f . els Hem = " 1/ = kat... 0 1 . Mims WWI. 110%. the I=ll B" eteethm 01-Proprtil . Wm tro u sz e th i llSDAY the .111111. at the igedoe Thu. smorwswome. SIM hi. helm fee the year mime the flat Deagelmr. lOW we nal Wile is t‘ ,4,6o, CHAMPION JOllEft. req., la the Peer. 1 IMPORT. TN Melon iliff• the gialaws of pre•NAN l• W PNINNite NOE Baton la Ns liNelttt ..dui IN ON Doswobse.l2,ll. Ida IN or by the talsamitsek stool by Ns Aeiliars. 11.1 Its Ellba of Ns Nat he Ns tall.par. Imitate the gm cd IN IN. Mod* tanned. W NW dedraNlN Ns. rid ...+K eta usldat ••••10•1• IN Ni s = ate^ stoma W LOAN 7.. 114. from •Idat tin Moire Man 1 1 / 8 on of N. to be Nast le tie- SENN IN' NNW bormlng is so /INA, Tb Itna••• mew seed lb• parrot of &Musa of S tof Ike halty•st, fret of Name NI. Nal .1 41 ••••/ 6 re , f IN ••••• al•Ndy PI 4, Nil was 11 pr Nat fwe Ns NON I Wiwi 01 ANS It IN. to be NNW le NI ••• assemm. Thiaitneirr:mirarti won b‘. Xr • Puns lbe g rU j r Y s Ur. Illyn 2E4 Mt Int ear tbarglege giogleninign M andtate, abbe tab liodiff ispidarate pigongilig es ae the gees windinies tab limed , sod at the mM Mad d twl.• usesbaq so balm I. at pignut The ell land will be gamble go gad sitar the MP lasisog. RALANC&IDINDT Of the Lentos sad Olney Deakin Company. Dee. D. IN& Da. To t•Pit.l mid 40 AMON • Ned . ........... . ........ 101000 • A co. net 41110 by the beak fat isienee: Warms, IL OMAN 0 0 Prat sod u Mabee theme& hoot Yet etetwat .. Oro+ w it t 6.41 14 10 owns providos lotted sad &wet fig 111 ekes= is II D 7 ong on hod at Had Oase *swim• CAA yrced mil and at 41 1:311 4. ..—.--..—, lorostaents. 'fa.: Oeversmos ard smitnalisi alai .. an 111 I [KIM 1 Dirsuatied Mb. aslikaii mimosa le ablerse la= Mare .------ Mares M areanate ea peal • emelles ...... ...... .... ......... . MN •11 Vielmil papelum la laminelateeie ead Ibulkeir 1•11843" $ I Isae. lialield ead brielaid p , na Sr haeadzalle fisaree 5541 abo. ....... . ..... 7/.171 1$ II S.. lie eamesere ...... ............... ... AM 11 $ W all eaba , warms Si Mead Mee me laeltutha locums In or male sail . —.. *- 1 1 MOMS le • PIILOPIT AND LOOP 1.00017 M ---- Di. 9.9 Illspost andmins .............. .....—..... 11 B. lll= 96, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •• • : :11V1 d pue eat tat be .. ...• . AWN • • solellentied is peva We ~W account 0 ,09 S Y U /.114343 19 9 Ca. if lame brink toresol Imo anive* . I►stllr eisis mit ter the Ow NEW, proviLs Iler We 4•41111•14•1114 ..... . ......... 4 U 8117.1111 li • Wo. Obi Woolewd. sonlasol lingeles We kW Ile re. t., be awl. wool) 0•11111.011. varai i•elltars. W amp, lir IL Mb Jamirs.llo. The ' , wile &Iron Inv tor ..dry the Bossam Ifs Mar 14.k.5. von mad ewlon mly : .mintd eimpled.W 'W dosed ed he ileum 2. Thu • .11111061.111 per wt. Ile doolond iummillie d 14/ the \.ll par maw Monad DowiW, Ipp— dor a awe to —pusble awl Nit Ilefolos et honsirp tram sad 1104 ban= et ale& h. Lid.. ibas mon. tog. warned 100 proll: a rm ed am Repast 1. flat Os ihri...f um. ..dim be slum le Om lewd et DlroWs Ale U.fibmnrrr tu Wadi lIS boo amodonel *Giallo of Yr H ° Mee mo of Ike mobs be pounied le the Ames. et Oimmig fir So ft." 1128.20,11 Harrime. be Ovirlos. and Jabs eld*, boa. tirliwe Agawam for Qs fweel por.sed din awe letebiebeeible.bes be eVeeeeeeffleee eebiblebefitteirSeme• ' orftii76 - 57.1;:iingaiiii7 " .. .tail - els , ,iell.. ita. as Pans Xxxxime.• W J. X ask. Oa SEM Issawase : aF. Maas, ka . ibis sammirs ; sal sasafilan etas aria Iftlima fat la sal sad abase ass wadi Ow lose samay Or ibironi IMO rarritly• dullm. Tb. dues. of ars lasosis bola Ism assisaft .la, as Isw al salty... wassassas mamas : nor hers Wok. SM. NM w. e. mum feeeme. To name. YON iplarri &Mr, =MK era emelei nab bbe email Imembe el Ilse be lb. et. Mena Jews, lee kr Me Weise emirs= dolt Moon WILLIAM llleol%, DOW Chill Mi. Lammed Wen e. Isloolo I. III MMOLM Ilwalry. LONDON sad COUNTY BANNING own rm. Th - trrics issintssw envois. um • DITOIRA Dos as OWN RN el amprig. et Ilea pm Om. fir drin 114 op.mbr. sse be rAID to i. ellbor VW Veal. U. rip et heft. ea esd Wry MUD D& T. obi W 104. U. maluswas. anises 34. iwathewliWeil. rob. I. IMO. - - LOU* HILUITILD WITHOUT tars LIONVIAZOO mIVIINMIM, NY THAI MUTUAL LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION We, masbeig , IS. Orebb 06 . 116 0 114 . 1 14 1 1 11(71'111r .M. Pais. Le Pr.p.ai• Mayo I ellaositelpirf r Mld res ss.ssis Or Mom& lbw lam buds mead Ammirimm o . o .m** o ••mmr Y ammokbp 110 orammuseme lammiludm. La.... batted •••• &AMMON MIAMI bee rooms we m ay M:+++Vac , . immomml , smairmamt tmall lakommime. bum mi m.. 114 ml • Jimmaml ommmol mamdsei4 MIRKY ARNOW. Pemnimr* CASH ADVANCES MADE. without &lay, by Ye LOXuut throvrooso co IIJa.IB•4 Z4 illosVeM.•1•114. we Medi .rW.et -I. fie whet Pessesele I y twea:www. Dworman asp...l L pw Www• MUM to Www. W sod ma. www..6•••• ws I lipm. ` r_ DIBIW JAN SOOT. Niwaseas Olreaw. TRULY • EFFICACIOUS sad MILD. Dr. Pellerri DHAKA god LIVItt PILLD, primed without V , / Ilerssibi Iftesileak fres go Midge eir Dr. Dag. el Dreg*. Dpe. rye Pt i t. gar he Inge giagehar heal Plea*/ beg gime Mid I•er seeplebsy tadlimmen. wlrk WIMP. #ll4aSink dloolsoper Ds PP, to et Wilma imelimens • led mil UMW Waft mei " 6 .• OM NO led/ gad la air •••••••=4 DolselD IP ger oohs spro.P.. 6.0, • minwo .1. m/ ErS anal" bask %it 4t. orb. Mr +re to pit kr Dr. Sew% meg rad thee Ps moan.ar• • epre pew wimp. PIO ` Win larghog.a. &s m.p.g.' ~mewl es the emegagge gem TOZZALPS DOPAMINE or SAM:HARATED 0 •1911(1411.—dapiiim•••••1••• r., truarm dr Ma rum Ihr, til ihridno re •S SINIPO/ 0 * Wm° ral' 1.1 lums. air ire 41.1.0ellame& W. arm •••••••••• b •• lei r I row w rmr• poilary trarrie• rmdd, NKr Yr rearm • Ir. aver , re pruswelea. peer". 16• ****%••• 07 re Parr .terl,9A fArrier• add mord ... 11 ruined redid Pao* awl r• Jawing rake WPM* 9111 .• t l4 Tim mei. Oka am 4 IL lerrerma. Or —s et edam ~;:t. Pink art Irmo " Ireer." der.ll rod Dad 10. ordrik •Irb ft fern st•for Aar plek nett —. 1 404 3 a IML f".• alsitilit 611.16 deaf la MIMI at AMA. Amor *I or 4 LSd% fir pue,b. ;di Amax* 1 .11. UN OPE A N aril COLONIAL 4 O ar a lLotar an am•sA Lire pets IM logow&D. re Wm., WI. silk Farrrur ell darsoir. Ms swims of 31 pot 'NIL BOOTH AFRICAN PORT., , WiLawll4.. palm. ROUTS REILICALII SWIRRY fikamilli. ,„ ROTA T E Sao ow lalesilsod I *Ms eassisrl. ROYAL vIOTOZIA DR Rfttlrook wiDe.salleT a arburg;OLD PORT, ler ils temi..... szaji IMO lIPIRRAT DORI ~..... • IR. to Or swift OIL paeans. ft JD °LAID , awl either NIS* . . ROL %u t. sad pasloo. hoe* WI lasksallimw &Ile. Took milL I /YID TIPPIIO. fisaam. fIOONAC BRANDIRB.-BTMLNB and fiONS a r%dll4/1 Din bag Ida* aslni to the tisa Ism Oiers imams lame berme in gistrasse sr CAI:M= ."1 - 41..th On veli IWO wsl2 ussi IMaim %vow. t i Vir d ibisse n 7l., ,, • nr i aik• rb rwie SOL per . Ail alb. tree al *Beam regal; ark—n. arpisioduest W 4 11NELITS COONAR—A meg at brows kaatir.b.ACM°:'6:4"" lAlitL3 OW'S SILP-ACTINO SYPHON TAP, • OrMAIEVrisrATIO, wrzorriama OIID tara... W sw o le hismay sompUr t ria MEI • lurk is tircArs roi ra l k eigtitis. =filLativrat es "pm : Imo ligt = l... ihmdu '==.trar•dsnriee• re;miams.-3=tited usa, rf DRUMM ilsiisisus CONFECTIONERY. akenik Skulk Wilk Ink* •laceil. :ire= =Yak k • ea Ws. prim wry kinks ski s• piked rierk a rarla•••• 4111•1 = 42. r .4 " , Mlle umlikaid at km awl vuesked. Orem teks ile mielela duke e• mak kik F u HE BEST sad CHEAPEST TRAS and 001111111111 le RROLUID sem mia t o MlLta d... .mtslos . 4 of IFS mei Oa. Smie Olga Wag Wel Omegas d . 12.1 a IL, la UL. Ba, ao4 MA la alL,lla 14/44 Tin sad saw to mho year ilf m ill =gg has so say mbar auks et meek tem b OW W • sew aernes boa maameniainertom pima AI soak fordeth hem aegis deg iolloiof mho Og. wHAT de di. wild Waves V alr isow I"—Why, ad pi% ill gal mummer at Panatr Mo. LIAIAr gum in me Om be ails le liar me BA st Yr mast The adisle4 Ob. brai so km oft .., reir lai g.Trif IrrlPUTaptit. ; .. ONO i ndM liktmes~ormi. A 8.-GINUINI HOME-MADE.- Pak. In, Out 14 per w rah_ Al DOIP COI 11011. 00~4eadva. vOD OZ and HARVEY'S PATENT DIDINIVROCTIBiII GAS MOILS 001111711111L—Thie lb. litt r ake preemel ...d iba=ere ee =T o m. 0. hati l. "—ritsgifiiirtrim gl Te so b. i l l isim lee mUeemeir the ter r eg e ol et lb. IMO . w ite =II IS ebe =Va t lan= be Ilene u des peen e ". 7 I Z ret=laler s euelle et sod 4V% P d. = et Ilo g reetrtli L e eltiet= th e=6 Fearmswene zed 10. elms lay be ems A. gob el Obniellees. Dosabook. loakeir. As. 44.1134F1TT1NG8 aid LAMPS at every diserip x A t= . diverkintw 4 . ) — .. .. 4 "ll7r.dase= B7.l "1" Tiß SOs. DRAWING - ROOM CRYSTAL WWI% nab a* r/ f of dome 4.55. for One 11.1.5 sow pudasir • 5 moi lolys amid Irpra Se Maim 1155556 es nr.s Os 45,51 d E MULL sod Ow. 15. 0551555. melt* 554 111,010. MIRE TWO-OUINIA DINING-ROOM CHAN MAIL fir Orseltakie. . 16 wt a i wymPide• =o....Clirddlar Wan paribtatsg elmdkere.-1. Am Clo„ Imam Miswasem Oshithiswa. Bood+Oria. UNNII VIII3ITABI 4 /3 (001.7 A) OIL, 4s. per el arrzsi=rsirooxpr i szsi t tr. s e tz e Mk WA :I Allri a Mo=": , 11 =itAidrog diem alb. lad knordul assamon. XIII IMPERIAL LINEN COMPANY nmers•lezet 016100 ITN wee beim these's , phew la the AINI et blab et Table Deatedte awl base& It Y 600114. Ples the by path— erOle=A/h °""ll.l"Werk ECONOMY and EXCELLENCE.—. 12 X MOON sea lON, Ilimbret Tabun. leseeml Obbillbme. of Wate esetilas end eseeNeese la II enlielee et le le • ratest to sie alum "IX West the milk of Mar au la Lean eg &WM 11. TM mg este ea whisk tbetz 13 essellied lob s: Xl= le elm.* pus am I. Irmo. us. • ua rtrw mr d• be MY* mom. thelat • •76MISi nsT et "11 T hen the leemt the lynx geellTur i lbe met 1 0 0 X wed Del on Lipirrer. Imam Ow tool end kaz•■ 505.4,0111,0. Cazt 1104 0 = 6. 2eam t libr. X O trbit It to be prolkeeitly elereeed th.s be so et. it MD be slebelitet. sr Xs Emig Dm* eriablei e Meld' et the Ebbw et &Ma Osebete• tell idle test eillameralest sod la al palm Mel al aPPINIaII. 1 7110411111 NMI SOiri lIMILBLISIIIIIMII Mew : OLONDON: Aiwa . r . = ,... agorae Al = mega : How emir et ftr Ottitit INANIOXIII: Ilbsillid sad NtaaleriL Teetalre HB "INDISPENSABLE" SUIT, melba melon Wow ad bm oollm i onlisoloto salmi be Mod d ro m te soft oroZoblo millijo i rreoor Wow duo& MOO boo no„ To bo •ward of IL MOM awl SOS raw of Moeda sod Al*ptio me ■w Osgood r•M Norma of iionoomoil. RE. GREAT RAESTERN.—An•I•pat dows•••• • lob • 1••••••• k••= it = r id lagisvtag KNOWN .•• ALD1114 0 212 1 ::bOlD-111% INT (mew RZID, 99, Repot-street, bop to all the sillsOls. OurAlinsa ft lie Wee Nei of HU/MAO NW MIMI/ wow. d Oa Orbs mg WAWA spa t • beloste.—MlL IlambembrAL 1 DA EI 1' TUII I LT a lti via llayal Letters Puma. WirreD=llll TIMM Ipodulel mad alibi Is De • Mews lie mord. man' mem= joD• mig e •Driftj tome= la tp law Ow Duiimei s t a MMlSM awed lak le Ire imilled: •ea borgavZ :or AD sern i feell : 11Mheiliii s• =orb mo• tel i t io nr ....... lL mast ...4 r i d no := 4 4•101 AND Didisentiaarls••Wog Ds was beissi f i's: die =Om ID. MD g s issil. La OWNS ?sin as We ••••••1•11.6•••• • maws b• 11•• RUPTUREIL—Tbe PATENT BELF ADJUIPTI3e 'maims fauss, amuse ithev.l7 anialbolow maa by Ur body far dm caw aM nail of The warm qwWay of a yawl laws la ms ORM.' reibllWl m oi lbsel mammy MIMI% ea lbe pal aftswa. wtiala abbalbed_bg b Inas wwwwwbarad 'Ws sisip, wad or pagbalial.—.l.lo4 owl Ow. 1. Plawalb. W. rrizEni RIPLACED.-DECATED TEETH lIIIIITOIND.-11r. MUM. Ilessigs.per. wow Isom= %Mb yams erlit t rA damp% d i: me lW ermisessisred„... T= Numw ev k tr itt :KgrE •"'S R* NILE'S Sill( SOAP, tlio boot Ike pro p Iltrel= t r ilmi smy to 1171 a = s li. all Dew mama orals.. el Made of =it sow ma aa 'aim maalrl, _ l" a s rel li a l' S rawa .lble im. aZatrastro L . : ..anky al. ihr lia—mmolgallal =dolman buiross owl ao own es- Emu& & CLEAVERS TOILET 80AP, le. par lb., 1: • ot sal Mawr ors Ids t = B o7oloi PIULIUMIRT : Mi n i hal ef all nisi amish Mirdtalesl.l3 Wm, me. us...re* stium Ira A. TOILRTTE REQUISITE ter ilia SPRING. tle tree Szeilie of So semi Timm tes be et. Se molloid Solna at OW Wire OWLS te 1 06/ SEM. mile. to as nee eel bale a. W a r II lepers Se ma deeterlii solees, welt se norembis Semen et = trlt aim sit Si oorled d tho ems swift Oa Itok o :I. or If Om* toe time. et Isaleg Web SI =Ow =WM. =SIM ai alai MIDIS 600 10 bilge dabs INOS see so obeli se ft . It I. see odesoiel too eoleeftemem Ito Ink II W eedy raw Ws. tobblooo. ose mosbells of al m. Se WWI.' woil els seel S. Pols to. 0 AL. ostS — sety.-. S re A. OLDILIDOS 1.1. Web. gooloileot Mel tb. Semi S.C.. TO PARENTS sad G UARDIAN S .—Th. wen w Teali le Ode niii•RN• lowan ollioNalsoo , =kw Moir pawarl conies sod alirmaiss, pc) ••111fr • AMA& 01 L. fer mesthnilog therest4 s• Irdr od beßOMft : ILst•rit. boyeiroft• nowleg assouswe sm and brolarlW Gamy crawl n. err eim easaitylag Mr mak alerriothatilud. 168=4 LONDON. FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3, 1860. 4 CrraAL' PRINCESS'S ir TZEATRW i r ro distr• .gat 0 11 1 eee ca ujo u vail e a op I " A MAMINII-HALL-430 1Y UNO 4 lY8 GRAND woe 11112710V1011 010 X, WO. I{. gaoler Ye &radon of M. JCIEN HULLAIL —MY Bask; Ms MN" Yr. Wage Oeopor. /U. WITMs.U..IOIIL; 46116.115. iyl S & ALBILMT MTH TO-DilliiHT at We" vass ia mmirtarr YOST till= Ms 64 S 8 =1.11=f b loV e dm i rsteas U at rria. 14.; Worn Is. • ' , &It. ma tire. ORMAN BMW TO-NIORT, sad Mini IVINUIO m‘ ' sod sod Isairdif atareimesat I! 114 2}011. 0 'nifty et images lad Itle g l el la a r t5 . 1 . 0j . .11 await' tr Lamm 1 ti._, u;_sommi„_ ; amid rue ow 4 behead es OnoZ. Dr* ami OD.V. PO. forMitrea.. Wt. KAHN'S MAGNUROINT ANATOMIOAL ii.. munu WbarsZAZ:"" B " l "=?. Tom ft Ma rad al ow to M ONO DAILY .... D=r ,.. rave . a . av e. two& ai.d.i., Omt MhOlme. Dr. mli Prmaiar Laden' ea lhe "INlkasahmet_flantaat, aally at 3 % i t 9 = l - 11 =ra C l a i re = U aa a nZ rat a mt MlLMi llan a=maitlay ftir unr a= Ptill. Vm a t. --- r i x -imam.- Ow Mort la Maim diem " Tio• .to reottaltml= o. M . = MIS asiges, Mort tram . 7. MW. MR. CALDT/RLIA ANNUAL BENEFIT DAL MAW% Minim 14—Dammema. Nam E S NATIONAL ASSIMBLY ROOMS, lad bill % 4. 7 gai rkVid 10. le 1 4C1C=6. . 1 1a . Pactur. ) pl i eje r c ztid = sisslice arse applitimisig asj xedr Yr. w. Padre Owl s nead Amami brit by lbe sob OM OW me, Im4 tar Thilmbg. Fah. 21. TAGYLL BOOMS, Wuldmill-etnet—Grand or sa arir IMT STUMM via a• serbeled tie lima IMO" WPI rare. Bi. Do wAmr hilloist ; issisms• doe • try alma Wars 12. altmitehra. Qw RIM,. 111 LONDON PAVILION lichbonwstrsot, 10rIf /se well te am" go le th• a .h t i =zas es ettEa s tis bat Obeli% 11r, AeDELAI DI GALLERY, Lowther-araade, Illart. Is NOW OM Or UM PlAaffnol. Er" au. I% Mawr raw la Imabsa.mady MOM i OLD CHADOL—WATHEIBTON sod BMA DIN Or to airs alloarsa of No polar Os SIN TIRO at MI vda err wow mak Ord Oust 011ora porthasod r . BOLD A d. d. IrCr iaai madd ad. Id e ligi rde g. , t0...a. Te4aL --- iiiiiiifif ............. ro on Vo i rt=tie ' 46.4 ' 1 94 Os antr a lifolkosalax: Is f asi=s o lt ordroll==. ALL lor reds of Olrfr mg sedistry Gila era—N.S. TOY osla• okra la • I.W realm r 4 oa ailardan M led.* - - -- - ---- - -- - 4HDDING AND BIRTHDAY BIUSBRNTB. NH 01110111111.41,Ploiodift. Irittooolliolloolobloollosol Pklollllo rill& T KAT 11J4.119 MOMS 411 14611. Eke ATOM WIZ& Work Dom, hod Omni. lON IBO UT iota% Mal DAM al II IiVATID lINVILOPIII ClAilfrliftf i rrd- CV. sod INZATANDII ea who ; &oat Minis, Ifillos,_ osi dem Ye NNW PATONT 11111."(110111NO 10114PLID11. aim - R oboloa valve of 111L1141A101111 owl NOM/fall follolds toe litlltifTATlON, too miaow of IMIMISII, i t d r ei ta w.4. 4l at 111131tY RUDRIOURLIf. rk/Milift. t.• dem tam MUDIWEI MEC? LIBRARY.—Tas piessat UM Of Inman MYip Lbw, pupil, Or Eimdesi sad 'Getty nomad Valium as Vt. modals, mall at work. of pereasail band aid 'Yea satatle:: Oasis pa , WARD MIDIS. nOVERAD =MUSICSOI7X , sad HALF PRICE.— via PlaillOX lad ast Mk SEM lis NSW MUSIC erg magaviali edlll2-PllOl. avant oak gam %Inhambane aid oisigaullo Des bI Pug MIX ot was romiltsats—lPlSS X aad eir li .n.%tar wag s s georp tIi.PBRIAL PARLIAMENT. HOWIE OF LOIWB,—TuvasDAT, FIB. I. Tio Loin Csoxtthhaa;:ieett Yi. seat CM the wale* et 6 o'olook. A. Zeil MUST peesualli MI TAM' lon Neworth-ce-Tree against the upeiletele to Oldeab =MOW &AVM Lard CHELMSFORD ard s petition Arm on phial is Suffolk rpia ti s Mhos al shun* lidle without some well mars] written of s esbetitate. WARILI alto AGE LAW. Lard lIL OltWSPir preisi s h d p s is., todirstrod CE , keot • Oen is the coast, et IspiPalas the sistultet al • widower with hit la t e als Sem _ ,OHIIIICH RATES. The Earl of Blain presented two OEM% ese tram the own of the howl Ismorp of Lensoebn sod dr ether tress Noehm,,im isitsterilso, sob* the deaden el Amok rates. Lord OOLTILLE alp prittseisd a pstitlon to the tame purpest. TRANSFER OF LANDED AND SETTLED _ESTATE& Tad NEODCfrEAIt moved that this bin be printed. with some correotionr, in order to set eight, he said, a shahs whisli pi lm in d s Essed to miss shot • thh Imp err on the mom ohlb hilheimme his UMW thirst eir Hugh lest sessilft. wrs• be brought this in, distinctly Ailed th i n al it was the seam id& that of the tw blbl that ha himself to treated leshasesise sad the Mai* Masa It tine to mai tied ammrysmons S tams d estwieli ommeyeawas bpowa to the aptik si The rumor was to /apply ease Mims It die law he would be more edvastosioasly dose by Ais bill tbabi ti Z i tt bill of the Ws SobalberAlessiaL The bill was aired to be pawed. STANDING ORDERS FOR PRIVATE RILLS. Oa the motion of Lord BIDISDALL; the date of the lIM Fabruary taaisad of the I ith, of which mace bad beta they was fixed r the lest day oa which patsies LEW orhyleadag to thew lordships' heaseileald heeled a mesa& dm. LAW OP PROPJULTY BILL. Oa the motion for roan iato eenewittes as this bill, Lord BT. LIIONARDS entered Into emu uplanatione of it. purport, boa u the noble and learned lord spoke In a very low tons, withhis back to the gaDery, be was seemly, beard. Leod BROUGHAM themght their lordships mod be vi *Man, as he wee ware Om profession at imp would be, that t were ne a r al gal obliotioos to his natio sad learned friend fir ,as he dld, lolsnr• and Miro mot to lbs oloodomad the law. This very lasportmet bile he betleved, lad sot come before their lonlabipm he the flres eina. --- TM LORD CHANCELLOR astindy *grad with tit* ND of lda noble sod lemmod trlind, end he thought their and the pubic were damply Whetd to his noble i fi g it a t his ponommat. Ha hit Oars omit be but littis dangle at the imment 11111118111111 big eglatiad by the Ha.eatOomoom, although be cm my to my, with eM respect for this bosom that ha th an& it mu not In advisee with magma te legal mem, and that upan tem ocomim nown mai meimma, mil& had bean mat down by that loidahWied Wm thrown oat by tt. The ham thom want Into committee, and the UR, ohm soma verbal aimimMi. um mimed. Their lordships edlennted at twenty minutes put 6 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—ThinumAy, FIB. 2. The Itraum toot his list a kw minutia Ware hoz o'cicak. NZW Mr. Ozimaime, the seeply-doeled member S w Posiehhei, took tile oath@ esd. his wit. The oeeesiftlee of Weed= wee prom NOTICES OF NOTIONS. _ TEM COVRT Witll7lAL Si.:111.i01111Y BElrliol72, move that day firtaight liar leave to bins in a bill Mr this reform of the High Court of Admiralty. TAP Axiom BILL.—Mr. BAXTII, to ask to-momow mlnither it is the intiooboll of the government to Isy an the table an Irish and a Scotch reform bill at the came tissis as they bring in their bill for BnttMnd and W. MANNINO TRU NAY! —Bl7 C. 14/krill, to Gill WW2- lion that day fortnight to the report of the osomisica on this subject. CHINA.—Mr. B. C 00111,1012, on gobg lutO COlMldttall of supply at Friday, Feb. 17, to WI the ohmage of the haw to our relations with ChM*. (Beer.) n.0°011,0.-14. W. Witaaana, to Gall &italics that day fortnight to the subject of dogging to the navy, sad to move for a return. MUSICAL DIRECTORY, REOISIER, and ALMANAC fir 180. Curfirm:-.Usasors *llk MAW aft- fit if Medal Ilwessfiert Or Alarw-Meisal TsomeNres d the Pars " t e st . Nara sod Ildiffmi el llfriefflin rad inorimait filakou-sed UM af Moir p. 4 Mom dr INlth If over Ow. sod Mb X orombrr. URI his N o ttizer a ct4t . . Pahllgars : Mirk Ram OM% awl 8.W.; sod Lab. 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JAMES el birds far the Colonies whether he we. prepared to ley upon the tads of the house the papers for which an eddreas wee moved lest meetcon, with referee°. to certain °harems made by Mr. Chisholm AusW, Attorney-General al Hoeg Hoeg, spin* certain aMciehi More; sad also with raffia:tete t h e sagas sloe of Mr. Amato* la his Oki of Attorney-omnd. Mr. C. FORTESCUR said the papers were ready, sad If the hoe. and learned gleam= would renew his motion for their production, they would to laid on the table. ANNEXATION OF SAVOY TO FRANCE. Mr. DISRAELI—The position of affairs with regard to the Savoy are just now S 3 podia that the noble lord will, perhaps, allow me to sib him If he has determined on the propriety of producing the communications which have passed between her Majesty's government and the court of France respecting the contemplated annexation of the dnoby with the Fords Empire ? Lord J. RUSSELL—I have considered that subject, and have awmannicatod with her Majesty's ambassador at Paris, and I have come to the cenclasioa that it would not be proper to passe the papers with regard to which the right boa. gentleman said a question the other night. I have no ob jection, however to sate to the house the general purport of the; papas. In the beginning of July fast, Lord Cowley, having received a despatch treat Mr. Harris, our Waster fa Switzerland, salted Oast Wslewskl whether there wen any truth la the remote re speotag the sane:aim of the Savoy to Frew. ? Some was variation pared between than; bat Coast Wslewaki's »- narks were not explisit as the @abject with regard to which ha had been salted for ea explanetka. Oa • 'shaggiest day, however, Coma Wilarsid awed Lord Cowley that thin wee no Wadi* on the part of the Emperor to propose the aanszatica el Savoy to the sts• pire of France. Oa the first occasion Led Cowley stated that such a cowss as had been nunoared wooed be viewed with diappraction by her Majesty's go vernmeat ; and on the wound, her Majesty's goverment directed a despatch to be written esposoive of the satisfies lion with which they bad received the manna of the Empower'. iztuations. (Hear, bear.) TARIFFS. IS MOWN to Mr. NIWDIGATI, Mr. M. OIBSON said the papers Methyl to meant *beam in foreign tart& were ready to be laid on the tabis ; and be understood that the return relating to **aid tart was in the COSMO of preparation. CIVIL BERiflOl EXPENDITURE. Mr. WISE me eir move the following resolution : That in the opinion of that hones it would be desirable to 'Lapdog every year • eels* committee to Monk* into the miscella neous civil ferries expeaditure of the preceding year ; Into the piymeate made sat of the consolidated food ; sad into the.. oe account of the woods, forest., and land revenues. The hon. gentleman believed that he reechoed the opinion of the country when he snorted that the expenditure for the Miscellaneous Civil Service Estimates was ammonite too rapidly, sad the screwy desired and deserved the imatrol sad alma Is. imeiry by • Moot coneadnes each ensign kite the expenditure of the preceding yew, which, he wee *ran winced, would lead to a very coosiderable reduction of the estimates. He instanced various items of expenditure, may of them large, several increasing yearly, and all, In Ms °Maim, requiring revision. With revect to the payments oat of the Consolidated Fund, he observed that they never cues before parliament, and he thought it would be well if the holm were from time to time, periodically, to look into the charges upon the fuel. He maw no reseoa, moreover, why the charges upon the crown land revenues and the Woods and Forme, whittle were of enormous amount, should not be brought ender the cognisance of the holm, which was bound to see whether thesperty produced what it ought to profess, and whether the meson were properly unaided. In contain- MOS, he pointed out 'Main °bargee upon the Comolidated Fend, which, be thought, should be removed to the esti mates of the year. The motion was seconded by Mr. AVOUSTI.7B SMITH. Mr. LAING edmitted that the subject was a airy an portant cow ad excited great interest oat of doom. It was most desirable that economy should be introduced into the civil service expenditure, end if this proposition fora sanding osessitese would effect that end it would be of great dean nee. Re doubted, however, whether • mesure that would divide the respaneiledlty bate. en the ommitteo sad the go vernment would attain the object. He gave detailed sepia tattoos regarding certain kerne, with the view of snowing that the,, bed bow a far amount of adminiewative etemiimi is the espsedituro, sad the dilemma beaver the scrim of s commute sad that of a Mien turar....... fuser sometimes ineresphiff hinted of diminishing With reenact to the Wood. sad Porton, its 111 the laime of the restate of she property. Iflaoh weld Mt he desk with miff As semeetaw bed the Maw fit 8110014 ' leg it. He tenser* till the meetegemilili Ad se We bum (Stamped ld. Additiona) teemoved. l/pat the whole, agreeing with Mr. Wise la to=he lasci is view, he doubted whether a standing yea the best mode of &Wants, it. He could as sume the Yams that the satenthe of the goveratmet dories tie room had been most y devoted to the 'abject, sad he hoped that wise the for the yaw were be fore the hems ft would be ems Mat their awes= had not ai fi fer. re isr lirlit i r . eight the house end the a is be astramely MAW to the boa. menthsrl l er r = tee Lawgiag thle taegoetanit **km before them at this only period of the ameion. ficiemdting mast be done to keep the engeediture 'within betels, for he thought that gendeema who want Yelled to be not only literal but lavish in mend to the deism of the coun try ought to be eased to sontithise the votes for the civil wok* preened by gerthremeet. No great belt mould punk ism debaliwg and dividing open the few small lams which formed together oar civil sun* soduries, booms daring the eve years he had eat to the home with tins .err four meemetens every vets rowed by the novenae* bad be.. cerrisd. H• thought that at a very early period at the seeks the home ought to way bibs (O.IIIIWMNIII fie were*s prepared to vote 2,t5a.., bet that am the *Mewl =L isati thealfht that 4,000, sr 6,400,0004 would be gees and Mat they the gomninseat he Um their mem* ern tha t sOight has. mimaler fur hamehbe very ceetedos emisthi bul ir% civil semis ft wee Ise Set the mil of eft nth nee in am amencaded rthod, he lieo heal that lila day mooed very sqoa . whim ets home and the glueameset would be le demi more e inem te mediesi then they hail litheto* given to ft; ad he Wm* thiemeddith ow admire& imetleerwidek would be dietemed *S em the i pereement. (Haar, bear.) The CHANCILLO of HICHBQUBB eat the bar gentiemen who jest set down bed Meted OM be was met seethed with the Othe of the obeemlione et to. boa. fried the thorsteor Be the Trmenry. If that wore se, meet be owing le Milt that the mesning of hi has. kind hat feed to medethe mini .1 the hoe. enetlemen. NothA i esuld be tabor then time statement of hi has. bind, admitted Odle bed to oaths* with th is Me ath, Ibil aid of Me Marty we sot propsrad to eon led with r*nee*emuneek deethemr, itch es we lived wader • ja _ orbit* the soak at az- Pis nOesd 'in die long run by pub wit Me testis • timid *tuner meet that of the repair mind we so indiewent on the ear* that *ling would be retheted an tb. tone mad Erof that home sad thew* *at the teem and tine engaged i the lememieses Wagtail nblt iv e:o7=iral or a mellewnl thesis that., patheidt aissm a hem seethed at in earrnt r eey et views whisk WU meet to be fl=im with a due regard to the , of the rthils *hem There wee op do ubt Hiat ems years pan t h ew bid bean • greekethisfeey to mimed the public empthillithe and It rogthell emy slid on *part of the homes mil tit mem asiellie sake remedy to this Mate of things, width it wee Wald le threet Mould be feeble in the erLithuij im eal or t mtherite alleat. It we vale to suppose was a osameenee d *eke out of deem any awls Is redoes the ,ezpendithre could he girded welt ley great meth with regard to the civil aril ad/Cl4llllOllll lallll4lll. BO as lit bee. friend ole o the goverement weed be able to thew by their sets what their bilentime were, however small wee their powen. Bat wire they went tato the ethiet et Ohs Misaillansom dew those anima* bed leen hid urge the tabby he heal** be die to weeisfy Oho house then lb* led_ gees their lent atteafion We subject, sad that if his hoeowe hied (kr. Baxter) bad lammed attentively to the shies meth of the esoretary to the remiry la would have seat the vast Yoram that ha d lathe dace tof late years hi the nthesibeesei Wiesen. These augmentations ware due after all to a anon ifeeder of abject., me or two of which It was maremeiy Minh tar the t to mairoL When the graelltheith wea rliiiia at thatr pleopeeste regard to them, be least enabled to show—noterithsteWar Mob tithe to womanise— that very little could IS dine ka the ahem of red sent, Hie hammed* hi* a " cent et the pont dandies, so *speak, in this matter, was the adsos vete. Ober.) The government bad given pan Meatier to this walk" but they fazed them selves codronted by th is fest, - that • COCUlliliSkill had been Seed two or three rare ago to month* Into this ea t, wed It wee belly possible until that ono- Weston produced their awn to propose say material in that vote. The government had sethavoured to the expanskm of that vote, not for the purpose of ireirethe the means of oduoalise, but, while mowing ths pen ellthet to the head yomile extent, to reduce the sys tole hi =ISM 110011111111111•1 dimensions. (Hear.) He was stated the ecensehelse it inquiry took • serious Moo of the greet polio evil lathed on the country by the repeated th ere* et that Toth, and it maid be dui main object to Meek, if as altogether so pram*, that Ire*. His hem Mend the Secretary to the Treasury had rather understated the evil, stating that the vote bad savanood from 180,0001. to • 2,0000001. ; but there were those who told them that if they acted upon the rules now in forme, Dot =any years would el ape. before the vote would increase from 2,000,0001. to 3,000,0001., and more. Wall, these things were absurd be yood the power of I wimp le describe. The burden mane only enormous in itse but it had a most corrupting effect on the country. That effect, as well as the soonomicsl consideration of the gamble, demanded their moat careful and immediate consideration. With reaped to the motion before the house, he wished to Managed& between the mo- tion itself and the vote that the member for Stafiord invited them to cane to. He balled that bum. member ea an ally in the mum of soosany, and be tendered him the tribute dais admiratioa for the no end ability he displayed in in this subjoin. The be.. member for Meet:row that the civil emits estimates should at the maim/ period be limited to 6,000,0001., or 6,1100,0001. He (the tbmosßer of the Exchequer) oould not anew in each a propositke as being the beat end mom leaded method of enforelag soosomy, and be was codident that good would SAO !ma the ham. menthe for Beaded having invited the attention of the home to the subject. It was not that the mods of England were obstinately set upon theme mutton ; they derived th eir tone hoes the debates in that house, and if they saw the house In earnest In their views upon ecosesey, they would set is harmony with it. Bon whilst that house wee aced spout by the people, it was la their power to reset upon the meth Wi th regard to the motion belies it was framed, not think it could be advantageously adopted. The hen. gentleman had included within the vie* of a single committee three im= questions •, but these three questions would oat into something like thby, so Got in stead of say ass osaunittes both, cabbie of investigating all the questions it would require at least sir committees to get through the business proposed to them. With regard to the civil novice expediting, he amid under- tab to say that no one committee could undertake to do it justice, from the mad* end variety of its details. In his *pinion the appointment of • committes every year would be nowise and mischievous. Such • committee would begin by taking away from the ethestive government all responsibility, and waled end by dismiving that reepossibility into pare vapour. (Haar, hear.) What was to be done in this matter should be done periodiadly, ant not by • committee to be appointed every year. A committee of that kind eat Memo years ago, and the issue of it was • recornmandation to abolish one of the Lords of the Treasury. He was not very sanguine as to the operation of such a committee, unless it was appointed with a peculiar aim, and with the resolution of that bum to serve on each committees. In this way an afire could be made from time tonna.; but It was practically impossible that snob a oommittes could be appointed from year to year. Hader these circametanote, he thought the motion wee un sound in principle, as regarded the appointment of • thounittes from year to year ; and be believed it would be impossible for any ens committee to discharge such • number of font ions as would be required of it. He gave no opinion as to whether the time had arrived for the appointment of another com mittee on the miesellsneous ortolan., but with a now ad ministration ie doe he thought it might be well to permit the miscallsosons estimates to be laid on the table before they proceeded further in the consideration of such a tours, as the propomf. The government, however, could not give their swot to the hon. gontletaan'e proposition. (Hair.) Mr. BRIGHT paid if the plan of his hoe. friend wen not adopted, or some such plan, it appeared quite clear ro hiss that we were fast 'Meg cm to a ware of se airs which would prove meet alarming. We were now in • proverb* state, bat the day might come whim we would tot have had two or three good harvest., when the cotton crap might mot have beers prolific, and when there might not be industrial well-doing. He thongbt they ought themselves, as mask when in the country as in that house, to w.rn their countrymen spinet the pernicious folly which had dietinguithed them end parliament and the abbe to: many year, for be was sure that if they did not Maser that policy it most lead to dietster, if not to utter thin. Sir H. WILLOUGH BY supported the motion. The house thea divided. The numbers were Ayes. 121 Ay Noes 93 Majority against the govensment -28 The announcement was received with great cheering Wow the gangway on both Wee of the halm. INCOKI TAX. - • Mr. POLLARD-UiliiiiatT the'S moved for "a select oommittee to inqtdre whsterre it he pantile to adopt same sods et asesseleg the iseeree tax whereby the isiestises end woods= sow waterally compielawd d may be wholly or pastielly obwieeeL" The has. genilemes mid he hoped the Louse would give him their sites** for • short time while he showed the muse which had beim taken wish regard to this Mx. Is 1842 the original lessee Tax sta4 wee weed by the las Sir Robert Peel, mod la 184611 wee atolla wrist through parliament by that right haw gentle meta Is 1848 she ta i was remused by the right beesser. able Immo the Searetary tor loft (air C. word). in order =eke up a Brielosey to the MOGUL Is 1861 It we ...awed by the some right hos. sesames, with [TWOPENCE. view table tAr possums to MOM MN* 11119**1* * theta:NM of the ewastry i tad la the fillewlag MIS OW Wire wee, is Use swim et the Clot the sem posses as those whisk be sow to fr. quire Ist°. but UM esmaittes was brought loss *hoop by the dissolutirs. tie eight hewer sat gsu limitation ditms the Chliassiler of t he 1868 Zzeheivat obtaisid a crewel of ths tors, awl he that Muted to • mire% to Mirk they treeezpirt*Mfamemeguirlima the va t.= ta wins they engin lorririew Ude tox, awl en mould be dose to pat tt spas a boftg d equalitroe= mg slams of the smosity, he he On* kellired that with tin wrest inmost ism they slid ast abolith It *hi grim, maralip if the home willed to re the policy et the late Er li. Pod tally our est. Th• Prettiest rof the Bold et Truk bad on • kmas creasha spokes is favour of web Mir, sad he midi sot dewy that sow wee the tires to miser the operalkss Of the les, sad to see whether they mid sot get Ad ef Ma irsqls. It 'relit be the intuition of the gammas to ask the house to re- Ode tax la • bated period ; but if that ware ea, is Ideephdisseald be wore than Um rap...rico, the id .11s usupla. Tassevessmat itepred ae tax he a of Hon ass Mg hopettbat it wouldbe aloud te lapse et the YNiMei i tut wino dist tree ones it wet again imposed. He alsterely impel that the seminar would s h ot boldly, ineelligestly, old decisively is tegord to this ten. If the gewammt droll bo of opinles list the mom high &she ea silks les. and ir, Amid bowies* On should rate it le the burs bat mid be se bic held out et redwing these duties without sods tams tax. Ha wee well am, list the estreills imPu e " = Mt is 1863 ears to so vet 7 sarfikatterrestit t bal Hist sat be wirier& at, whoa it wee membasod illid e glo• sent wee abruptly laminated by • dieesillso. all bow that this tax operated meet trimly sisal vparlegeolse saes. who, if they ve t e roma as d d set regar shah teems, as I t copite.l. TM* me own remits Vida mil tube e drains lame doseheir. at atria( this moles lib INSielj he odleensties at the reform bill was at brad, eisl whatever mil I sight rest with is that boom, tht thos ma sot fai drama whoa the pest bulk of the pope arise would have to bredielled to mato control our public agars. T 63 home right rkgesd that that time wee sot far distant, sod they shrill sow got thuds books into the best order possible, sad thew the people that they had sot litkjoyect a monop 4 PliviT or lediallaild merely Si, ark own benefit. H o be. seves'that mashies would teed roes to strengthen the spirit of assorvative reforms that looklag this question of income tax boldly in the fares—(hear, beer)—and therefore be earnestly estrastad them, if they were desirous of not Betting clams against dem, ead If were saakme to remove burden( from the backs of the me people, to give his their support on this crossion. The CHANCHLLOR of the RICHRQUER said the hoe. member had mixed up in hie speech on this question ceadderatiens which were essentially distinct, and he bad airy freeklynad gmeroualy stated his opinim to be, that the income tam shoed become a pertain of the permenent demons of the wintry. Bat while he stated that, he inked for an inquiry as to whether it would not be pourable to adopt some mode elf asesesbg this Om se that the complaints might be °Wand. The bow meld hardly have tailed to see that very Important quedient would nest week have to be dim amend, and this mit amid have then to be considered se pert at the Semen of the per. The law would expire on the AK limb sent, sad the has. gentleman would appear to prejudge einipther this quondam, which the bows ought to be left eit Mem a. mserhei He (the Chancellor of the Hz abloom) 'homed it would not be demanding too much to ask the house to say that it would be Inoomeninst at that mo ment to cams so a decision up= this afireed. It was cue of vast Importance, and masoirmed with other quantities else of great importance, for which a doe bad bean appelnemil to consider. If the lamina tax were to be renewtd, mad if the general feeling of Whom* ahead be in favour of the inquiry, there would be no greet difficulty in granting it, but the go vernment could not weeds to the notion at mama. Under the cireculatantes, be hoped the hob. gentleman would with draw hie motions. (Hen, hear.) Mr. POLLARD-URQUHART said, with the leave of the house he good withdraw the motion.; tr to. i ed BEVERLEY ELECTION or APRIL, 1859. Mr. COBBRTT thou rose to Move; In' pursuance of the resonunendation of die edict incompaire appointed to try the several petition, sublet the return of the borough of Bever ley, that her Maisel% Attorney-General be ordered by the house to venoms Denial. Boyce and Robert Taylor for bribery committed by them at the last election for the borough of Beverley. The hon. . fad learnel gentleman said that as he woe the chairdia 'id the Beverley election committee, he considered himself the mouth piece of that committee in moving that the recommend's ties of that committee should be carried into eflect, sad he did se with the full coscarranoe of the members of the committee. Mr.ISIOBY SEYMOUR moved u an amendment— " That, without at all impugning the judgment of the Beverley Election Committee, this hones* of opinion that the Inquiries before committees of this house, and under the recent commissions whit* he.. sat in veriou Ouse, having dearly demonstrated theCantrar Wow of 0 40 0 social rank have been involved la graver criminality. it would not be expedient to limit the direction to her Ma jesty's Attorney-Gomel to the prosecution of Daniel Boyes and Robert Taylor for bribery committed by them at the last Beverley election." Ills objection was, he said, to limiting the inquiry to the cuss of these two persons. He did not stand there as their apologist, but he contended that they should not stand in the pillory elope, being convinced that Lf they did, the arionestion of the committee would be re versed by the sequinsl of the country. Mr. POLLARD-URQU HART seconded the amendment, Mr. SELWYN, wails doubting whether committees of the bones were the best tribunals for trying election petitions, thought that eo long as they existed the house should pay attention to their recommendations. In the present ass the ecesmittes awed on their judgment of the fitness of reoom minding the persons implicated in the bribery at Beverley. Mr. COLE se supported the motion, arguing that a proper sdeneinration of the law would be • valuable auxi lOU use to the ballot in putting down bribery. Sir G. C. LEWIS thought that without taking a wider course, which might or might not be necessary, the duty of the hues was plant in the ease before them, and they should secede to the motion, and direct the prosecution. The amendment was withdrawn, and the modes agreed to. CHURCH RATES Yr. HUBBARD moved for leave to bring in • till to alter and amend the laws relating to church rates. In the memme which he proposed he avoided extremes on either side; though so far as he was concerned it was not a compromise, for while it sought to enact nothing which he did not think was required by justice, It re tained malign that be thought could be lawfully eyes up. In the first piece he proposed that those who did not conform to the tertian of the church, end objected*, pay Me (which two things were not always synonymous), might give notion that they ware &drone of ant contributing, sad they would then be excused. All hos tile element. being thus eliminated from the awry the ram would be made is due course ; but he proposed that the church „vestry thread sot transact any business that was unconnected with the disbursement of the rate It had made. Re proposed also to exempt district parishes and ohapehies from their present obligations to cor.tribute to the mother church; and to abolish the jurisdiction of the ecclesiastical courts in enforcing church rates, the mode of collecting which he would assimilate to the oollection of the poor-rats. These were the chief features of • measure slictited by two feelings which he contended were t.erfectly oompaghle—a front recognition of the principle. of civO and religious liberty, sad ■ warm feeling of loyalty to the church of England. (Hear, hear). Leave was Mem. ANCHORS (MERCHANT SERVICE). Sir J. ELPHINSTONE rose to move for a eelect oom mfttee to inquire into the manufacture of anchor. and chain °obi,* for the emrebant service. He contended that as guns and boilers were tested, so they ought to prove cables. The same argument would apply to anchors. Mr. M. GIBSON said that although the motion of the hoe. member was en unusual one as applying to private vessels, still he thought, from the grommet,' he had made, that so much useful information would be brought out by • committee, that he could not see any oblection to the pro. petal But he would take that opportunity of saying that, as to levesting some government depart to. nt with the power of eating the strength of cables on board merchant .Yaps, it would be a very d. übtful policy. The Board of Trade was already charged with undue iatcrference—with nursing the shipowners end unnecessarily protecting the public, instead of leaving to the shipowners themselves and the public the oars of their own interred,. If shipowners would buy infe rior calla', no tat that you could give them would be adopted. The Admiralty charts were not even now untver sally need, and to the use of an inferior chart on board the Great Britain, he bad beard the lose of that vessel in Dun dram Bay attributed. A mars on this subject bed beat already moved for by the hon. member for West Norfolk, which Its thought might be advanteg.amely laid before the committee. He would not however detain the hon.., but .imply confine himself to saying be would not offer any opporitfon to the motion. save for a committee wee then given. SPIRITS (IRELAND) ACT AMENDMENT. Mr. SCULLY o b tained leave to bring in a bill to amend the Spirits (Ireland) Act the 17an4 18 Vie.. o. 89. NEWSPAPERS, it., BILL. On the mottos of Mr. Armen, Ws till was read • wend time and ordered to be committed,. evppiY. —. . . The reporters supply INS Nought ap by the CKAWCILLOa of the '1C1114117114 and the bow* adjourned at 10 o'eloch. The election of a representative in parliament for 'admit** took plane on Wednesday. The Hon. 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