The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-14 00:00:00

2 / LTV 'r / /H if* M 1111 NEWSPAPER ( \ 4 er lb I • . . ill I• - _ I • • 4111-1 . • • • 't S SaUttia No. 4,213.) I %)I ES 1 HOMSO N and Co.'. LOND lULLON LINE p MAIMIA.IIIDik MAMMA. CAII'OR 29,14 Win INDIMB. ea— Th. taboos/ impeder ips mil invalided re Ma% dipped awl peouddio d did ddia ls lit •311,11111116 : maw., 44. • i-V•sa G. • - _ - Dula, asp. has. 544 L Almada" NIJ.I.War .. 4. H. lige4 7.1 I..Rimek MI C. .1 " 11 ;la w` XI G. • • issra um ambwriglimiiiroamoiesor imeL ~..~: PON ass O t_grivato w bo. . 0. itirESSRS. MONET WIORAM sad 80N8' (o_f ivi MINIMA Mt We ff IPAOW SWIM to AM ILA LI A- Fee A y LIM/MUM Wes MlemM, Mo Imat_4. P.a. as MONDAY. PM th, ok4 xoloola. AI. Lage lean i p. ATWOOM. • • la Ms os M all haft Podia This .111)..1 farm in si Mom allimall ildh asomille KW% Ilern. Lima. me odor Nommili a l taros AVM omil kr Mr issarigr Imis Is AIMPIIi. ......6..arr... mumr• prod. 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AsAsis. memo.. es. lee RECKNELL, TURNER, sad SONS' HAND 0411144.1114 r Iledessmil elm Illaise..serely me. .4 made. .11.11 ouslai abseL-1111111431451404.. 7111311.rJ2419. was mai taw., dmillosasil ONO asol al air 46.016. at Mr 1.. 11'1. 31sed limmerls., IL W. ('SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS sod SON, 0111■13117 MUM al Isla Vow ores Is mb d,. bleb orrable a pebbeee. De. ; Mwl. v u.s. bi.te 10s. Used ablettlyer seseeesisebot SewOWN. einem beseelGse Meal gem Flub Yam • room* peg trea—TRUIL AL ILO 4.)il Opellebas gm Sorel family. opener ebe grille term fterek b;.4anwabwl Csatios.—lmposlisr. embeerese. g i. c ... !NO 31 Y sad EXCELLENCE. Owed IL MOM mod SOL ilimiami Ailli Owed Pp 'mobilo, raw mod Is 1•01441 MO, Im prom Imil IP sa salmi* qmOp Om mil W...bat km la cm. TM vat im miSdi Irk M madiemol =e J a r ammus Wm is imam mob •11s u irf l aIMiarli AMATINIT. 11111 I'AISO DOPM=I4IIST aselalmp Ws pi maimammiparp. San Os Moot is le Mame immails. lip &SY Psi ionimm mime we onto* mufti lis M SOO m 4pp,..... 5 11.4 ma imr=nllll 1 110 SIERT. 11P011% Omiedualims. Ramo mod 04pm IsSm 9 =sples. V ist so to por iMmumme Ihs. mo b I=ppg it. It will ma Masimmok sr Se amp 10 ISOU pad PONS ICSTABLISIIIIIMITI= s row : ON— *Ham mod fillaw6m. Ohmedi I ootlesT S IIIVIVII dil lia-11 . 1=7 " =14 ... t0i1ps It 1* MI6 mil I„,*l„Uie= l • l "...a.M., rasa \ woo es alearisa. sr pm 4 Pia TorNINDIIIPENCIBLZ" SUIT. Ws Is mews alwaszterila i g= rldlec. r l ik is Is Or =NNW smilemble Imosird. Inn its. le =la at IL WON asil IIII I =Ilk• Illnibe owl Oaksiilisol. mem rit ORRAT EASTERN.—As okras Alm. ••••• ge• • wow* ••••••• - tumin d l• alba meg be ebbeleedar K. MN MMUS wet svz L bxsoasamrr. 0•••• RUPTURES. —m. PATENT SELF- Apavanu (mums TM" NNW ifteneirs :Lear robenrobed by LW rd for Os me al= tM asimean luau, et pod Mode wee, Mewl women 11M pan Midi dub , eblmi skew la • one Os, mir=rlll•Mis. IMAM WIN.. et pod curt.. -J. SOO Ma 1. Lti. CLEAVER'S TOILET SOAP, la. Per lb., L B. • ••,. Amor sad W b. ram ........... =Sin Inv . ••• a ell Nio 33. M 33. sad uniirea. Edw.. Ica 4 Totutrnt RSQUISITI for th• SPRING. ipirbe ma tuierk...l as see ow am be *le Ow weeibee *see el 0 illbeilird SAW of A. i appliel IP Os reoo mei be* et Yr bark Irelle ta hetillanies= iree a iee puelebeill=er.E kw... ~4 M mady We t les. or Inifillt 11•6 g...c. SIMS moat. II palm. Them wee Melbe be Yoe . Maar ..... yaw or pro dwell me II . II II PM sukAmpi Ploimeiamowe obi INS * ream 111 Own MA Pl► delft owe Wks. I.Sipten. lied soulmin. 1101aPlblisi of 30 ran. So Polsolive ma an emill. /Ms &tat. 111 6 0 • 1 7. II 04 A. Gummi& a 11w ewes AseeeL W.C. eOM Ind WHITS TENTH en indieponasbis pa" Urp l ir l itu m g o h !: liir raeY t = E i re asti=m d re arra ow mg reborrin l=arel=r4iross maim inerwirat=4•l at lir r i t„ r 4 rearz i = atm. 41 •=rf th• 9= lb arro • pry ar reapers in* r •• own,. Fir rPt r b.4 •••jrr5....T,...,4 VOL .4.B Z4 smaa "B. ll: s istriersi dm& WM W Wow olow usi " _hot Th VETRAORDINA R boo Y tor DI I MERY of es a./ hirer 111171110111 r at CIMINO DVIVIJI. him *hes. the z ar z er.4 : p lo w me d a l m on Is ihai @Mow et he atoll XXI K at et H.IMAM tial XXV LOOM. X= WV/ Will bah hem no Morhassi lah mon& hit ea movia et Aye thof ba cie Ur. animmikr Om Mom iNI h. red as 6. Swim EWR CURL—LAMIZIMI ASTRILATIC IWI_ Ir lira anielog Or Meth • t ~ea ft • le* summ i 2 i ...1•1 pllmas. I. sinigail ft be *or maim Mr wawa. esedr, Gehl% weaned ems willna. Smigleir Sitilm**.92.l: ir. 4=zo ob bugt h. Imo gberaorsysy. lu anise eire . 72 .11... balk or ewe Wei 4,-. In Or W se ii4..........0re simer Aar leftist IL-4eresi ail% • WI MAT U 16 000% I ait....1.4 4, irk p_. . nel ra l t i = Sure Alallume Mrs. Tie • - • HZ NDIZTRENTH ANNUAL BALL, in All) of time 7011 of tie MINOR ~,,,,,,,,, ~, ~ ~,,,,,,, di l t. • 7a.,_• le la ~ boakeellses Boa rttunas.or Ibi 31. Ifs* Plosidflly. STT. MAATINWHALL—GOUNOD'B GRAND . NA awl 111111110M1111 MORAL ST NPRONY. Wed. PAW w visdkir Ike it .11r. Os OH. HULLAN. aipar Mr. MO" la. !Mr. ST. MARTIN'S-HALL SINGING SCHOOL 141111111ANT11 BCMIOII. lir.Jolll4 11ULLAIL ~♦ IM t r il lUlSilli MAUI kr LAMS 11 1 0011- 41120 DAT. rib. 14, at 11_9 We*. Tbsoeueemit NU Irma aseggiass. MONA/ HY D `~ W 7, K K . ALBERT SMITH TO-NIGHT at light, IMO ONINA ammo soil MONT mouscris. a NVSKY NIGHT but at II Ode*. tatairbe aftwassis. id • b. 1•Mob Vs Ohm ag Mpliba 1211. ay 11 Mi a; Ng% WWI& ~. B. sad lbs. GERMAN REID, TCISIOHT, ow 'VEIT Irrillllo ..M . id la MIN sod ILACZCI=o 0124• 7 111•010." LI hue LA IrSareAlL Ira WEANS : ti 7. ornil si Olinif. Pa* sai ll aAVEL ike ll := 4 IS ihs Jr. YAKNI msozariczter ANATOMICAL II UMW 11 . ,50p et dr leilmermert sm obele . OPlrZtrarv izr; ran *Swirl= . v 0 is mil awl 1 V gigs. et Ildgesilessise Masi awl riser.; k sad to o=4•1.1 =4. 1 . 1 . 4 1.... 1 • 111 1 1 4 ANS boa 1. MIL CALDWELL% ANNUAL BENEFIT Au. 111111011. 111111 NVOllllo. ► l4.—Demaiest. HZ NATIONAL ABARYBLY ROOMS, R. IL :ME 1=117:= 0 664 V riller isb a s alU i rr,. Flea =::: rit s a t i lllap l *tiu d.. . , ; it‘t eiri:t. i tr i = .N. a 1 ; "el ite ". u ""ra....llZtor. ow. j i i we* at I Obi *WY Oars& Dean gm si is smurser as NO marrielb. NA Mr. ilrikas,ONlMpoest a tit moriquw.luper sisd Oievariw le Iv Dr& : YLL ROOMS Windatilktrest—Ciried . tri..-4,11 I:=S WISNER& &Hi STRAWBEHRIMILL OOLLECTION of toirm. or .to ow t. lits moo Pomo amt. LA.. et worm a wsioteroto. no to. WS Own Is Wagoliel aoll_Op. far valilleafts. is NOW lOW Mae FM& OMMOIL no. rakitiL 000 e tem it on 5 Malseas. Y. ADELAIDE GALLERY Lowthoriurteds, Iftra. le NOV OPV 11:=1 PlLicrnos. Rag" Tbelommlirseteloolos. SO fest jrABTIII4I lIIIERRIBB.—ItaiI paid to me. a lp i r IselFtl•-•TSIA 117/IF es 4 KOMI 'ay si Iltslllsllllef &same midst FlNesse. Fs me = es. to hill seFisllas The emillssti M Sirs Is imme .... Vk setulEs asullsei Fla *sem betweli isedisetress Myer FOOS; gi p! = es Is Fs pals Uri • Mil till Fe "Walla rwr 111 sod 1101, W. rmet peers posman is the iterisZatrakesisSeF. Lib ‘ lt Oisidtessist. W.Ct. nisi Ists es INARANI LL MURKY v. COGNAC addeilmt di I=WRIBIL 1r flab die alliglew sod you vielmone. IL M t = nail of seal Irma jambe amm esca . • 1111•111 ar ; Hag. searbil—Obargo iits Ink OE asi oak humid " Mar lisle IL 1/1617.• MARTELL'6 OLD BRANDY, bottled in Charemia larmalles. with eh* evZe sod bnad on the es& le 1 down despois Nt= bottle. flo—OSO. MA1.11114 sad 0011IPT,All. ~7. Per daa um. antes tres. hasesikasly ea Yip mewed dwee coming Iwo spasties. the pips of old brandy tall be tia. pm amp, Mir dour Irk pat asa-41, Gnat TOWN. On* ilevewerk as Mom RARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. • non Ott bat er war etas 4i. ed. r•llt i zzl i var i cta STA.III).-11 se iedissa dil• I abed ts Mire; awe leg • beeeraii. lIS 114 KIN 111 • IIATUII 011101; lIIITSEL Ihrimisie i• saw me I tof it•OltikLart a Prin. lb N. llootortop put& SARUM* snimitrelie MEAT sounue. Will Nan • lee WM eta • era bi ssil_ge• • Sea et sal pee sir. Prim Ss IiAIII.OIIIIrOTATO manilla. Tbo v ezl e tilma i• set Sea air=lee a rm. No IS ries Prise 111../....• &ea ii 4411111 ILLILO ii. wilisreess. Ilismee lienee, Snow see talt•tta tleilies IS em•I• 11•4 seise Yea were sli de; ell aim are wellies lakiisieee,—Oraillsbed IA& "1113 BIT sad CH RAPINT 171.188 sad corms la it%. at crop to bef666.1 0 WWI swl OD. WiftM4loll. 014. OW mow mad . 8 6. K. 6. WM.. b.. NW 64 M 6 issibm. F. b. MAU Tao mad Nem% Woo 66.1‘ V•ag artillik ,..... .LlD imalkieg *Om IR moMM lan la •••• eds• ....,..86•610 War AA 066 madoM elala dabl — Walls 1116. AND CRUMPETB.—W. HORTON, : r a, M U rfl Uni pme le Tesepk.ler. bees ee Wien Ns ear art be Pee U. l'elieplre. up ea= "l... ebeveo. be will be ambled le 27141.Magr re 001W10111111 KIIIIPUPS la asp per& et lasks MO a Speelee. WOAD es reweeb4e temp 11.1. Oeuelep embus Seellibel Web preeepdbelle eed AMA. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—MoaDay, Fm. 13. Tis Loa. CzAarcvuaa Waldo mos ea wooloide et Schlock. INDICTABLE OFFENCES diI2TROPOLITAN DIS TS) BILL Lod CHELMSFO TRI RD, C thistaing the woad retain of the Ithieleble Othasis Utherepalme Meath) BUI, ar- Oohed the previons elblersd leghistine on this sulgeet, sad said thin the dirt el the bill wee that no elute Meth be tried at the Owed Court without previous &- radrkWere • meglarste—in bet, to mho thille " the rad jury gifts, ' Nit iii. hen saprilsul es "the hope at' the Laths di ge LORD CHANCELLOR obeireed that this wee • maker elesedid with may coesidemble Makable& He satirely append of the bet sethamat of the bill, mealy, that Aire skald he as thikaesat before the Omani Wirt Geed men awe had best • preview Mmeggellea et the ewe helm the megblethe. Although It mom the if the besets et this coentry thee the faculty of putting the minima law le Grethen the not meted in the govern** dam bat be ..wised by may labelled, it would set be mg te e =eleelpie meet that time amid kime • megleieriel Re hid uthemsul dia get bid el era seemed b i rth " : l = indistresals—the . miedisle et per j p = 64 lll. 8 11 4 . Aetii ; el sal alletepti to radii Meow sal hies er thralls presseallea, lam say mia might MEM the lea if weer, sal .l at emendslaHemslgehim the readSa billarmat • vaned spinet bita. BS ea tor ow With MIA Odes. that hoe • eide maw. He me le thew Sol thee thee r =ea St ty • . 1 1 roM rs.gli to hail a in the pease seems-. 4 maa Jam. Re _beam. th at meth be perissay oak imp rniadeft the mode with Weld la Salk* *Awe there was me read Jul, bat the paha ureessaler_ et bb ihredes, bad to ezemith the th ee, mai mem it le be bneught te triel ; sad that Beath maim, he Idlrwd, had stem sdamiege mow sem. Bat shies dimmed bin the, OM lb nobs sail Lama *bad did ' BM seethes this theme to ems okra the aemmitheat tied We mode by the rise maglasette, hat by the Lord Mayor, er es z me alilermen. et ray jullies et 'be rem triads the W ig et the metrepelibee IM a As the hat mar steed. u degas eldinava might mh eammiteesat steed le the arm of the lathy et • hill el ladiethent by • read jury. NOM,* moth ad test way earemm on the eldenmea of Wks, • alum be Iselleved to be very maim la their dad* him he amid ass admit that one dime= wee arid tog Pleb peal jury; ear wee every perms whets the hol-liseasasatut ide seemly might he pet le3the 1111Midesio• Oa posse egad he swim pad *ere. B. herd NB "obis billing homed abed would resew them p deism d the oommilles. It would he smiths tb tag ores is Ist say the cd bee Rejsety's eablecie be Mut= jiw ir i re Imders or cerrh idel i arig r l eall is.,. • ebb era s lama's elresierst. He was MIN, awned at tM o le would net my Weak bet saweithmith up= reed which had ortainly been el pert heath shie esealey. It wee a greed jury that ease said • member et their lordahipa' house, Lad Ithethaborye from the sedbid. though we might not ia those limes bee say sash odomity ea that. It wee tree aid his 'We sod bathed triad did except high t 0.... wad ether rahfml einem hem this bill ; Week se the 11l wee draws, • ell ethane agelma the Qum" one amyl* whisk would arm de. Mass wavy Aka% whether politied or otherwiee, wee supposed to he spied the Qum. Be would agree, however, to the bill betas mew reed a mond time, and moist the coo:lase to them those objections which he had rated oat, be Weis thty thee resswed he could sot cou pon to the third reedleg, The LORD CHANCELLOR defended grand Juries from Ike &Meeks of Lord Chelmsford, but did net object to gm mead mange( the bill. Lord BROUGHAM thought that is asset aims • read jury wee • mesas be eatorting nos y, rod br thrillkes should seaport the bill. Lard WENSLEYDALE said that, although be was Dot in favour et abolishing the grand jury in the metropolis, for kW h might be drawn into a precedent for abolishing grand juke throughout the country, be should not °pixiee the woad teethe& bat should suggest some alteratima in com mittee.. _ _ The ML w then reeds second lios. _ THE RED RIVER SETTLEMENT. Lord CLRNA&YON molted what wee tbe intention of bar ilojegWe governmeat with regard to the aiiministratior of the Bed River eettlement and those pare of tbe Soak's obeys& districts reoocumeded by the of the Howe of Coatrooms, in 1867, to be withdrawn from the juriadiction of the Butlacm's Bay Company. TM Doke el NBWOrBTLB thought that, until due resources of British Columbia wire moss decroped, it would be better not tc put In force the act passed lest year in re tinae* to the jurisdiction of the [lnduces Bay Company. The is tie Matins berries the bedtime aad Buropeane were disturbed the better it would be for all parties. The govemmust regal is • shod time to effect an amicable " with the Budaea's B Compay to bring the BeTir ai ver eattlenesst By sad the Biehatobewan districts order I. perial ward. THE DIBBIINBIONS IN BT. GEORGE'S-IN-TEM Mew la 1842 elaelete *De of Licedoi..‘ Atmer elf k t plant be bed timaglit laheilllabirty. m heat hole • Mao •el "i i.e.. If .the: Illeteenie Vele 1 11:1 1 %. by the wish, bat by eld le ' he was not =I to wear end fa bag tett mute bet be sawed r s had int made aria% or *Mlle was whim& warriat la Ismhalmaleue eat beediege, white, how , be Meath* et azaterrinhallid bis did not like. The bet the Naha mmely mind what had beau asked . eiTare, but be ad no l imre that e= lONSltellt Se let of rtht lap awn being madlederarrutees al ihe ash 01 UN aad their mei. beginnings, concluded by mime, mg* the of the law. • Lord k 211.01 MILLY 'that ea a hum ~ em& o ass hedoefeeseei pa 4 de eveleihas !n peorgare-ht-tho.llealt He bed try sell mop, right or wroft, t hey wen not le be put den by a Armes mob. Lynch hm wait set Ma rti emetalhad over the whole of Amain ae • paella demestio halbelffra, std be teased b was not /Zig te be leiredared late hie eseetcL in. faot Ei4vd....drici5z,..4.... ohs lowutied of the :Ls, a him of deemag al l a saaaa elan and falikais * sa rrq. _l s tria showing great tabooed, aftd tbe seem ofiteesi far pram* ININWIL *The li !ac e ! WiDalfedil b *Wit be natieheleay to lit ait hec i t i b i l is t reinwdef atr a hme senhes sie l ima t !t. , bar.) Ile wee, however, limit m add that One la the church. (A. lam= angel i h i sn ot to Dim it was mbar hr giddy a pea* eburailming earries. Meer.) Cl i ri li t g ,man am et a m & whether it was worth while te aem far the aim of gratifyieg a has to vesteeente. that .me the met= ablammerellell on did sot te,=..02 1 11274:m.vt1ce=1:2 He bed eta full emidemeraet if ° all parties S b t u lt: T roatter la hl hand' the whole might, with Gore e amicably settled. Bari ILL!! was oadersteet to observe that, although there had been no earl deli ham ohm* tie the merirms deaday, the service had been laisernpted by callous uassea i de s omitrationa. The of EX &TIM mid that if each bed taken thee the were bound to interfere and remove the candor. The LORD CHANCELLOR opposed the modos, as holis r adualsted to establish • had preoedent. ea observation from Lord Eau KT ' The Eel of DERBY concurred in the view of the noble sad leaned lord en the woolsack. He wished to know in what terms the noble lord proposed to word his resolution. Did he mean to propose that • humble address be presented to the moot rev. prelate—(a laugh)—praying him to Ist thus have •oopy of the petition ; or did he propose to order the Archbishop of Canterbury to produce the document ? Hike latter, the most rey. prelate would be entitled to reply that it wee en ceder which their lordships bad no right to maks, end which they had no power to enforce. (Rear, hear.) The medal was then withdrawn. The BisinTp fTI BiBTEB moved an .darer to her Majesty for • espy of any rehire presented to her by any Inh►bitants of 13t. Georp's East on the subject of the disturbances. A f r ,s4 fieirloniakips adjoonbed shortly Shit tdgbi. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAT, Flit. 13. Tim firsazaz took the &sir 'bomb , before 4 dela*. dayseal railway sad ether priests bills wen read • second time. NEW WRITS. On the motion of Mr. BLOM, a new writ was ordered to Issue for the borough of Banks, for the election of s bargees in the room of the Rigid Has. J. D. Fitsgsesid, who his been appointed one of the judges of kee Majesty's Oust of Queen's Ruch is Irelsod ; also a sow writ for the elsctka of a Knight of the Shire for the county of Cork, in the room of Rickard Deasy, Bag., who bee accepted the dike of her Majesty's AttarnetrOsnersi for Ireland. Tail AFFAIRS OF ITALY. Lord J. 11,11881 ILL egpeared at the bar, end on being nailed by the Bruin, bought up the correspondent* t icrg the Adze et Italy, which was ordered to be on S EEDS. —Imperial Kidney Potato, per barbel. ; erta vi rthri wkell" oa m it eras. r m : l r i ce.. ses=L a ;11.7:1"177411==lina"" Soma. poem Waossisebridge. N. &—A ar et is Mt On perm& soma DARTS 7111 T ox 8T CLASS and LOvi NDON MIS IMAM W UMOR mad as ir MU JIIW 4. larbas. Tile dram etre .11.6 4.4016 raga Brarage se Odell. AWOKE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, go to .10111101. lab Spar sal helm gar gemil ; Donut mad per dada Wu- BMW MOM la IPM RUITA = BLI WADDING PRZlENTS.—Coca morayPlusslll Ze i triard==.—J ins la woa lAs t _AL yea aaa paralkase a very aloe Callwmaim tom Oat Italara. JON USIL Lowther. ameht ...... mil TAVERN. ERPERS.—Every -- wi t=ghtivraD 00006 et lit law amai .666 P LONDON, ITTESDAY EVENING, YEIIEVARY 14, I#oo., , ‘", " (Stamped ld. Additional.) took • seep farther, end illeakadied from the I•••thlasat the right io hale a Bridle miliblar the Ottekt of Peke. This knead. he pewlikthido wr the awn of ati car pewee difiloalties, *Moth fle it ins adiakted to be tatolerable to the Chinook and theta sensat . ins aoly ezemead from this him lo mew to eslabliek this pekoe, lo . gave, Itum the papers bid bike the haws, • 'amides of sea preceding the atneoPS to force the pareeepo Paihccamainetheg es d apes the .slash Its erverel speak, awl Mr. Bruce, who bed fawned. he sale,• bean =:2and had kit the k-"et kb e Waken , • treaty drain Reba *MAO thew of the of* Chaspepentheetisa, The bad won ow thelsar Britis h revermiriat. as k lank end he Mi nded kW that the limminis kid weileted the Chinese as eli re m e m . i .AW e. • men deas 4 2 14 1 •= 1• B w( r ai l l i t d a saa bszos i e knee kene tionoplesaV end faipeekEy to view the subject, whisk ailed • key lignquedies. To show whet eh* n riaHiatlbg hi wen, be adiverted to the ore of the Imola Arrow, sews share be *I transeathm, bad se the email* width Stheand, up le Ike 4 *Urn kik flajfay. OHL *cake ekes his Wabeekee with Ilsk, Meat bo lad winked fool anliekg hitimm Br his amolut and chanseta •rs • Naval am hel hem in sem ameaure welmetly .valid, hedicieekee he un skilled& atheist see pukka's, Wen illtr ig t s , steleseekle is whisk he pokad eat. the mew masentes bewares If this cometry had say in- Sink feCilleilylt mu • eeminewilel inteeint. (Rear, hear.) It - y a ks sneer SI wig other mew they WOW *tot the Chime. This mashy was ad yr r ead ma veep weak. It was UM ism Ws ChM whit est What empire. ) He Xrred diu Mm ill irmi llms. Set sumpled Hs elms el ibst war, EMU tartherbdiehollibisier Mei be w eetho , qualm of. the elmelitima s i ftilb wey—thst, corned beyg oi tte tho ma, Men would be rea son to the " These was no bestia -1 don on met to sotplag. the. Milt that liege allied form whisk was mu uccireding to China, ' if it were needful to an best& snows was inevi table. No Chimes 1011 he Thief firer &odd maim the spire• time of two part. s emis; 1 1 midi bks hmppy circumstance if * al Chin ortaild Jill to mime, and stay tiabe like .' Be Masi that would not be so. (Rear, )seas) He seitl with regret in cm of the lasting .aale this Ms less .sesseale from the south of Chine spoke of large Tartar' Mess. The Chimes did not like to be siMesd—their but Modivers not able to par. Made them. He thought moose was quire certain in the event of their not yle ing—them Mb would be aloha, mad then the galls* sea when we mat eat would &Mt say solivam whisk the Chime mid mks, He hooped the court of Paid& weal" see the _of yielding, but in say ore he &MI deposits the of moan If they wen am Is sunlionity with Mem and moderation. (Hear, hear.) It was not a otamary to maks me with. There was nothing to oppose this. (A laugh.) They could not cony the war lass ChM with say reel eslidee. the to themselves. (Rear ham) The demist". end rats of the empire would be the certain conestrum The coarequaces of puseading by faros to Peke would be to mike Pada very fake what *Wm ll= was. AU the high ofilalais might leave Pekin, ant diplomatists meld find themselves without anyone to as gslisto with. Haat WOW ! lathes them to ley down their anon Dut what maid alone do without oppadtioa ? Re swaged acme away amis. Still he did SO see bow it was pond bb for theta to stop short of insisting ups the fulahases of the beady. Railing °kneed sums', he repeated his envied= that forbseromao ought so be shown to • people so utterly milelinshis. The fabric of Chinese power wee of so fussy • ottthecter—it we so made up of toms and ceremonies, that the rude' shock of war would break up the whole empire to its bank If that was to be the result, what would he the wesideratians and re bellow of those who had brought about with a state of Way P (Hear.) The gallant °ft.'. concluded by thanking the house for the attention with which they had Sneak to hie (Cheese.) Lord J. RUSSELL observed that be doubted whether this wee aa opportunity upon which the house could wave steady dismiss the whole matter ' • but ha could not rebel& from mak making some rept to the attack of Mr. Cochleae. Hentherthegly poosodd to justify the °ended of Mr. Brew who had acted, he said, exactly according to his instruction.. He had no reason to believe up to the mo ment of attack that the Emperor of China had say objec tion to his prooseding to the capital; and supposing the Emperor to have been willing to ratify the treat there was really np reason tibever why he should have objected to Mf. Bruee's proceeding by the shaman raute. Mr. Bruce had, without.paniel ceders or lustre thous, to decide the question whether he should lows the river by force, or desire the British admiral to retire Iran • fart which had been taken with nee the year before, sad thereby afraid to China and Europe the spectacle of ea English frost shrinking before, fort as easily t then. This was no eltmaitilveof gran embarrassment, and, without deciding which course whew thine were tan te difficulties on both sides, sad her Ma jetty's goverment kit it their duty to tell Mr. Brace that their °wildcate io him was undinunished. He agreed Sir M. Seymour that it would be wrong to press too artly upon Chins, and that our Weiner there is cow norm At the same time ' everybody he had anseited was of *lake that we should show that we were treating on equal terms with the Chinese, and were able to vindkate our know. After the arrival of the next mail, which was shortly expected, he should be prepared to state the exact crane which the government proposed to pursue towards — Bit J, PAKINGTON observed ,that them ware aerreral ransoms why this was not a ocavantent moment to discos ear relations with China, and the seareranee given by Lord J. Used] was an additional ream for retkaining. Ha hoped the comae taken by the government eronkl be one of mode ration. . - - Some remarks were made by Sir Di L. Everts, wiles Lord PALMERSTON reoctotresoded the peetpesemat of the dittoossion twat the arrival of farther aoootrats from China. Sir C. NAPIER thought it was but juatios to his gallant Mend Admiral Hope—(clasere)—to reed a letter which he erCer) had received from en eye-witness, describing admirable conduct of that gallant akar on the mendon of the attack on the Prdho forts. The hop. wad pliant admi ral proceeded to road the letter, which described the Mee meneement of the anion at two o'clock, when Adndral Hope took up a posit*a on hoard the Plow, fa the most aped pert of the vemel—the top of the cook's bow, B three o'clock he wee badly wounded by • shot white to ok away the fleshy part of his thigh. He did not, how ever, retire from action, but when the PlOlllll was abandoned, he shifted hit flag to the Opossum, where he again took up • conspionoes peeition, until the rail =Twhich he was laming was carried away by a round ad he was precipitated on the deck, injuring his heed, aid *maturing pineal ribs. He at Isegth fainted from loss of blood. He (Sir 0. Napier) did not think ID the whole tinge of navel history an laslana was to be found of greater gallantry and pluck than was shown by his gallant friend! ---(oheand—putlaularly as limey me who had been wounded must know what • depressing effect each • wound as Ad mini Hope's most have um the system. He must add that the government had shown • great deal of good haling in sending oat the Victoria Croon to him, whioh we *- tended to be bestowed equally whether the action was me maid or nesuotessful for pommel valour in action. Sir J. Elphinstone, Admiral Walcott, and Lord C. Paget continued the diecossion, which was at length allowed to terminate.____ T. 'KIM:MAKS, with great reluctance, consented to withdraw his mottos oa the subjeot of Fraooe and Savoy. He hayed that a time would be timed for bringing it on, so that it should not be brought on in vain, as he had !ward that the 20th of this month had been fimei for the annexa tion in question, and ►e was asked to bring on his motion on the 28th. -- 81 r J. hoped en early dey would be dud for tits dismission of the Chime& question, regard being bed to the time at which any expedition ought to take Plaok Sir R. PEEL objected to the delay in the diecassiow of time two important questions, which it wee now sought to postpone. He WY informed that the treaty for the cesston of gimpy was &stagily signed, end if so, the neutrality of flwitsciiiind was blown to the winds. Alice a few woofs from Arbakal Waicorr, Lord C. psoirr that every possible appreciation of the confect of the admiral, Mims, and men engaged at the Priho bad been 'netsurf in word and deed by the Admiralty. THE SUPPLY OF COALS. Mr. BORMAN inquired in what manner the govern ment kneaded to proceed in order to obtain the count of parliament to the oornmereial treaty with Preece, awe daily as regards the Ilth aseiale. ha which ft wee agreed that na duty shall be put on coal komtei into France. All the other entrees refined to reatheM of della, bet this posi tively ferbids the imposition dee export d c oon eoal. Aig export hay on cost wee an exceptkmal , meow, as It was stated the supply of that wilds in this coati, would hicobexhausted fa SOO year,. This t Lido urged by Mr. A. Sierra and Caking PLUM MIST. Mr. J. L. RICARDO designated this se a captious ob jection I. the treaty. Lord PALMIRSTON and that full information would be tem en thr eahjrd on Monday. Mr. W. WILLIAMS charectsrised the estimates am the largest ever brengla brined in time el pme, sad as mike. Wad t 0 00111iTOI an flaprimion this lb, ionnows t "0 0 1.. paled a war. He took the opportnaily of aritkeislag Übe sethosto gwawralis. [TWOPENaIi. and hers tteeateme t b Prate of 1:4—:------lirvlee' asr ksgP"hi8 Aoa gP'and udtsg °"izdrj*ats ouiosl dbsn.""at' ths t *facg.lo Mar a aotrY~bla sash alidleth n aval force. 16x1 still w_a meet also ooneliter the state of the navies of other Redo= ; ace dwell it be forgotten that the sag WIZ in a thee el sew creation, in order to mak dur Teurwhisk the itarodurtion seem r;it tl ch navy ansined of 32 naps of the a rdes i t sad 6 b 6 0 63: triples stoat and 3 beiklA in itresemeid a mp , 17 ecesettes Mist and 3 WI gun boat" sited god id bedding, 4 floating betterim sleet sad c o i gn UMW, Whim a large force of trenerientrady "ad In reperselses The total term woe 244 sere sage, for every use d whisk they could call men together la samallt —so that sine of them ware aomally is nesms. Ewen bed 187 use. arisen afloat and 48 building. sir lead had keg enteavogred to astabliah redeems of =the hat Mang the Volunteer Rearm oink keen very siessedal. On, own force In ecanhey. was 27 deeeof -lbellie ships, 48 frigates sad comelles, 64 small mesa sad rhea-boat, making 184 steamships nag gs g. en non= of 46 Ilde year. There were the the a total of 244 is December last, thee which one =battle ship and two tarns hem ben added. We bad at home and in the Mediterseman M Ins et-battle ships, 14 frigate/1 end comae% sad 49 door and guanitotal, 90 ; besides wink we had 10 Meek nape, wi ne— th their tender % ell of whit might ha ecathsered as for the Edison of our .oast. There was 66 mmeis in China, beelike which a largo form was spread ail ewer the world, inaledder than line-M-battle gaps. There wen ef neleill not la rammision-48 the Ilse aikat sad 11 buildisg, 86 Mons afloat sad 9 building, 9 bieokakips edam tree nteed alige balding, 16 secrete shoat sad 6 building, 80 doge afloat and 16 beliddli, 27 mall vessels afloat, 129 'pathos*, admit end 9 braiding, sad 8 fleabag batteries afloat. It the intended M Meath Me year 10 itee-of-battle daps, 12 frigates, 4 bas-erred ships, 4 mevettge, 23 doer and 23 (=- boats. The vote fer sea seed for an increase of 8,000 ammo, 1,000 teasisea, 2,000 boys, and 790 wed' jrmen, making 11,700 in a ll, which were only t 4 andolent to men the ships in COUILIAII6OII and Main a MOM of asses In the be.. port' amounting to 10,000. Having entered Into the details of this vote, and ova, that for viceselliag, the noble lord pared to vo Pu t a ke win* showed an Moues of 14,0001. for the Admisral peinellpally caused by the employment of extra elects. TI. Admadity • would be ready to grant an Inquiry Into tegienditure d the dockyards, which were not • satisfactory' eendition. With regard to the velonesse rearm of semen, there wee • &Melon on the part of mikes that they were to be kidnap/id, end eat into the navy, but there was no intestion of ail ing them out accept in atm of emergency. Bat ems if these we such an ham*s they were not squired, for the eons plement of oar ships was full , end them was ao went of milers for manning oar fleets. The setae lord went minutely through each vote, pointing out the increase in each. Among other tbings he showed that in the last year the Admiralty had built in the dockyards 86,278 tons of ships dine, and they proposed to build this year 39,934 tons. They were stem-enginee to theextentof 18,200 horse power. There were iron-aced ships bolding, two of them of 6,089 toss and 1,200 horse-power, and two smaller, of 3,268 tom each. The total cost for building by contract was 1 , 2154171., including machinery, over and above the ships In the dockyards. He concluded by moving the lest vete, that of the annher of seamen-86,600 men. Sir 7. PAXINGTON expressed his matiefaction at the statesmat at Lord C. Paget. After a dissanion in which 81 C. NATI= and Mr. Warman/in took the principal past, Mr. LINDSAY moved that the chairman report progress, for the whole of the national armaments required a mach more ds llbera b diesesion than could be given it at half-past twelve. He wished to know against whom we were arming? (Haar.) Colonel DICKSON observed a charge of 478,0001. for the movers's of troops Could not the navy be made available for purpose of transport ? Lord C. PAOET end, the question of bow to supply pavans:wanton In than ships of the line in which they were still wanting wee receiving the best attention of the Admiralty • and a plan had been suggested of combining the °dee with that of Markin. (Hear, hear.) The ship of the navy were o cc a s ionally used for t he transport of troops ; bat at preset the cans were a little raw, end required to be Imbed. (Hear, hear.) Mr. S. HERBERT hoped the bon. gentleman would not peer his motion for reporting oregano. He hoped to pro pose the first vote fee the army estimates on Friday next ; and if they did not take the number of men both foe the army and navy this week, they would not be able to do so far some time. because the discussion on the budget would Intervene. (Hear. bear.) Mr. LINDSAY withdrew his motion,on the understanding that there would he another opportunity for discussing the general radon damn armamente. The media for reporting progress the then withdrawn. A vote of 8,476,7671. was agreed to to &hay the charges for seamen's wages. The CHAIRMAN then reported progress, and the hones resumed. The Probate Administration (India) Bill was read a third time. The second reeding of the London Corporation Reform Bill and the Oxford University Bill was postponed to Thursday. Several petitions were presented against the abolition of thumb rates. against Sunday trading, against alteration in the Book of Common Prayer, for better remuneration of the 'entices of medical dhows of onions, against the resumption of hotailitiu with Chili., against the Highways Bill, for repeal of the paper duty, be. The remaining bushier on the paper was then disposed of. The hones adjoareadat twenty minutes to 1 o'clock till to ne:mow (this day). • THE 2.81,1010U8 1188121810N8 111 ET. GEORGE'S-D7-TE3-348T. Sir G. C. Lewis having re-considered his deter mination In referinoe to the presence of police in tie parish ohm* of St. Georgeoin-tire-East, there wee not the die turbine* on Sunday het which previous Sundays hays witmuseL The were three 'striae' on Sunday, as there hays always hem Awe Yr. Hugh Allen owed to be lecturer. At that time, it will be recollected, there were four, as there will he snafu next Sunday, in the event of the vestry siedier. • lecturer without coming into oantika with the rector. This election is fixed for Thursday next. The morning servioe of Sunday was the mat pacific which St. George's has witnessed for a long time past, • circum stance which was owing to the presence of certain atraogets who were not expected. In answer to questions put to him in the House of Commons on the previous Monday, Sir George Lewis mid that It was not his intention to nooks any alter ation In the police arrangements at St. George's, that there would be • body of police outside, but nose inside the wells of the church. No intimation was =egad to the churll - that there would be any revocation of this decision, but es soon se the church doors were thrown open on Sunday roorsdng • body of fifty policemen, beaded by Mr. Superin tesdeet Howie, marched into the church and stood In twelves is four rows, namely, twelve In the north and twelve in the south aide of the nave, twelve in the email aisle end twelve is Use north. The other two took guard of the altar. On previous occasion these gentlemen occupied pews, and bore the character of worshippers. On Sunday morning they were policemen, and nothing site. They stood on duty, and had nothing to do with the servios. Their instructions were evidently imperative for although the whole of them stood w ith th e i r faces to tie alter, they all turned right about face whenever an unlucky fellow coughed, or wbenever a pew door was shot to with unneot nary violence. The rile. rector (Hr. Bryan King) said the prayers in the cboristeni seats before the alter, altogether ignoring the reading desk, from which, however, the lessons were reed by the Rev. Thomas Dove, lately curate to the Rev. William Bennett, vicar of Proms Bellwood. Mr. Diva also preached, selecting for his text the 2nd Epistle of Sr. Paul to the Corinthians, the let chapter, 4th vane—. Who comforteth us to all our tribulations, that we may be able to comfort them which are in any trouble by the oomfort wherewith we oureelvesarecom fretted of God." The sermon was plain and practical and well delivered, although the preacher lacked the vigorous and esthusiestfc eloquence of Mr. F. 0. Lee. The Litany service in the afternoon passed off more quietly than usual. Prior to the commencement of the evening service, an iIO2IIIIIIO number of persons aessintiled in Cannon-street, and It was with great difficulty that the police could keep thong beck. When the procession of whets and choristers entered the church, the was a good deed of hissing and coughing. bus the presence of the police prevented any violent outbreak. The Rev. Bryan Vag was assisted in the service by the Rev. T. T. Bewley, the Rev. T. H. Dove, the Rev. Nacos G. Hill. the Rev. W. Benham, the Rev. W. R. Scott, the Rev. W. J. Grieve, end other clergymen. The eenioe was constantly interrupted by oongbing and whistling, but there was nothing like the disturbance of the previous Sunday evening. The preacher was the Rev. W. R. Scott, M.A., incumbent of Bt. Mary Magdalen, Harlow. As soon as he entered the pulpit, In his notice, there wee much stamping of het and coughing, but he took no notice of it, and gave est for his text the Std chapter of St. Paul's Epistle to the ilebeews, 7th end Bth verses " Wherefore as the Holy Ghost faith, To-day lip will hear !Hardee, harden not your leserte, as in the peovocatkin, in the day of temptation in the wilderness." The rev. gentleman delivered his sermon with great energy, and wee successful in obtaining a pretty fair Itemieg. As soon es he had finished his sermon the police commemeed charlag the church, an operation which they sccousyliehed without much difficulty. Me. Cberchweeden Thompson, notwithstanding his ilium, was puma at the services. ROYAL FIRE HOSPITAL, GRAT'S-ININ-ROAD. The nunter of mania relieved .t MIA hnnphal during the ire* men Fe& nom 2,664 al which 669 were astronee. THIC Ifreal substitute for Silver is the name as pure UM IL —JONlitl, Lointr. 2U t ARD AGAINST TRIEVEB and BUR OLMIL-4811 raw wren War. SY keep JOXINre 11.0 mai. awns rida gramorea awl art kr ao gamma 111 E IMPERIAL LINEN COMPANY remeSsi• • ' mimeo et ost roust% two blow Os sewer eila the PV11204111 it all Idea at Ta•• ..,/ demille mama soon. pr i p um. on=a...t.sr.dsea. MI IFIEOMAS. PREACHING in PLAYHOUSE& lir limn. Yana imiIhoIIELCOMMI MIST. 11•.11. gift x awe. Mg= WINS.. 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Lord RBUBT rem, is pnrenents of • wain which ha had given last week, ter the of laying before their lord ships a pakten eipsd by beams 4,000 and 5,000 pa riah:am at St Oeseents-theart, complaining of cerhia eselesisaiselAirinessee, end if ends* their lordships' atten tion to it. The mile Ind 'aid that this petition differed but little ken wader ponies to whisk be 'braid have orreeka M new, sal which was prenseed te the other booms lad week. The noble earl ot bed kat week denribed with so nark Min the Iti that 'eked all over the muntry wan every _ _Wilseept le nesper ith the religion of the esustey se _Mid by law, that he w ( Lord 'bury) was vile we le amid be melees kw him to dwell epos that subject. The parisidtmen winpledaed, end with grin bath, that thir shwa wader the dratnetessee he bad deeleibed bad bets .Maraud Sets sequiesenee, while that inner mica if their pawn diesjogroal had blow cherecteried as valence sad He sow ems to the question what wee to be dews ise,he r.) _ To that gertaun he dui not Wok as awn" woe dial& Their kanidpe wars swore that everything Waft se public warel4 w as regulated by law, by the amens= et die not a tiMormaity, sad of the mem of the ohm& He bad so hesitatios in saying that V them dkeetine were ebeekte, istregneres, cattradiotory and inpeseibte to wederstead, every tenable man would my that the prim Wins to do would be to alter the law. (Hear.) He now the liew. Xr. Bag, and he wee bound to say that • man mild erratimersly pnera, or one more unlikely to est laz e trit op= Is the law, did sot exist. He (she sew wish to irk Urn lordships whether they h a der red the mow of the ebekeek. II dry W ash le wield sysommol slum to Is se, eevarias than they were lakossy aerial*, wed meth, of perail. 'With the per:deka ef the hems be wide rad to tic. the 74th ours, whisk wend Ike then sane Wee if like authority which replaced esdadedeel queedese of Ibis assure. The La= CIIAJICSLIAIII ad like Bishop of OXFORD inquired the date if the man to which• the noble lord referred, or ale reign Is "bleb they ire draws up. Load EMILY end he was leseMe Is eddy the questions, but they were the 0100a0 wide had bets quoted in the COWL of law. This 744 amen dentwel to be mentioned. It treated ups the draws, gown, and college caps of the clergy mad dash mares on Journias end in the houses. Oa them pante it &keeled that as lb& purples they should wear cloaks without slaver, sad at home they were not to wear wrought eighteen, but om/y plain nightcap* al black sta. They ware also mall~ 4 2 1 hoer Irwin light coloured stockinp. (Laugher.) awes wen sot geestelly observed, being ingesideebie mad sieleen Hat if n Araid that were so, what objestion then be to the appoin tment of a wankel's news to .noes sad revive nob amen sad to drew 11.40044 . 1 that were dew may which a' want omen Two yens ape he prepared to their lordships to adds,. the errata to appoint a mambas= wick lin ebbs* of tensiegne rebate andoancur,and it wee his iatenthin to renew that wed= la the coarse of the mesa' soaks, bat se he hod nentadael it woad be inconvenient for the right rev. podia to salved Wore Baster, A• 111. 1 , ,, pier lie =dm add dew the loser moor 'B4. see its-Issik de se mew the a ay ' all: where theme dlleshhe therefore *nisi In rasossoary thee nue web he tabs. H o ld In- Medd ta the manstlaka le elve a enwinsey renedy, by iseeng the aektary, bon as he undsteNed • house was about to bring formal a wasswarn allow bite to dial with i ,t• but he MA bops that some ended randy we be dinned is the seem of the patent eneita for park* a Sop M the penal eiremmtanase to wink he had rebind. Ms d 111<T11 said that, with their lordships' yessaisien, ha weetM state has • tow words the views which ha hash apes Ma subject. He acknowledged that If all rapaitrats of judos bed been resorted to and failed, it would be high thee for their lordebips to he toles. The mil, however, as it bad bees stated by the ackle lord, did sea met with Dlr. Bryan King. The noble lard had MOW soma things as doom by /dr. Kiag, but it was miry doabtfid whether in doing them that gandamea hot olltrided again ths law. Oa the matron be Wm right ray. pretest) Mlis strd be had solid in strict conformity with the law, alum& ha had yorsistad in corrals things against the wishes of th e t wo. He bad not °adenoma dm aphis lard to say BIM lir. .tag bad acted In any way con trary to law. Bs (the Bishop ot Eisler) was not acciasiated with Mr. King coma from bit baring been szamond ba lers • comWttos systoles, wham I. certainly plensed the rommittes azaramaly. He amid Is sorry tow tha pros trate complaised el gaismlly adopted is our chamfer. bat they weer Si law. Mr. King bad awed lir dot ell .41 1171:124,. gum*, Ma swan= at tbei may ma pope lies ay ibip dislhos I* Is WINEAUPPLIED TO THE NAVY. Lord 6: HAMIiTONan aotic. w'ut to-caono w . whether the attention of the Board of Admiralty had been directed to ties quahty of the Ida' and the drugs supplied lo the navy. _____lM__PORTB FROM FRANCE. Kr. IJNINITi ge;;;;;l;etontiv;itaireeday a veseht tion to the AIM thet tinkles of zuenufeetere imparted into England frets France ought not to be subjected to any diffe rential duty in the tips of either country. CRUEO SATE ABOLITION BILL. Sir J. TRELAWNY postpaid the committee oh thlabal till W•dhesday, Mane 24. RETIREMENT OF ME. JUSTICE PERRIN. Mr. B. LONG asked the reason of the retirement of Mr, Justice Parini Mr. CARDWELL maid he was sure the hon. gentlerain would be ermseedy sorry to know that the CAW* was ill health. The learned judge, being permuted by the stale of his health from discharging the duties which he had die charged for 36 years, and being unable to go the approaching erosion, had thought proper to resign. (Rear, bear.) LIEUTENANTS OF TH/ ROYAL NAVY. Lord C. PAGET meted that the memorial of the Ilea tomato had been received in December teat. He regretted that its receipt bed sot bees acknowledged, bet it bad bees taken into erreeldseatios. There wee so intention of in- creasing the toll say of lieuteeents In the navy. Wbea they went into the half•pay TOW he should be able to state what were the intuitions of the government with regard to re dreamt. THE NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES. sir :16.aei - itTe — ifniiiat and French 000tabokotoro mot to Nostooadlaad list year to in- 'vedette the gosedimes so bag at lane between the two gomenmento with reaped to the Aeh.4ee, had reeds ream asesdatkma whisk wan likely to he seeepted by both govern masts. and S. load he a last sad satisfactory arrangement? Lad J. EIISSILL laid that the French and English eseininkears node airman reports t• their respective go enemata. He approved generally of the recommendations of the English onnuniedoners; bat he was not in a situation to know whether the French government would earn to • measure founded upon nose noomosendattons. The one mirsioners generally had agreed upon all the points went some of no pest importance; but it was intended to have. same personal communication with the French government on the subint. THE NEW TARIFFS—FRENCH ANL ENGLISH. In answer to questions from Sir 8. Northoota, Lard J. Manners, and Mr. Newdegate, Mr. GIBSON and that the new rates of duty oaths se veral articles ocieneisad la the French treaty had bean laid on the table the other evening. As to the colonial dines, be had ao infottantiontmt be was told that the new tariffs were in preparation. The Tenon of the delay In giving the changes is the foreign tariffs was that they had been made up to the close of last year. The whole French tied we. so volumi nous that it would pahaps not be desirable to lay it on the table; but a paper had been prepared containing the existing rates of duty upon all the snicks of British produce and me aufactrure, which would be shortly laid before the hone. This table would show the duties now in force, and what they would be after the treaty was adopted by parliament. With regard to the differential dales mentioned in the third article of the treaty, times differential duties must be considered part of the French navigation laws. So far u the direct trade between England end France was concerned there were no differential duties. An English ship carrying British pro duce and manufacture/ from the United Kingdom or any British possession In Europe, would enter the ports of France precisely on the isms tooting sea French vessel. The dif fnew 61 duties alluded to were part of the French Devised= laws which was not touched by the treaty. The treaty was one of commerce, not one of commerce and navigation. Any information which the noble lord desired be .would be happy to lay on the table ; provided the noble lord would give the prselmi points be bad la view in the form of a motion. THE ARMY ESTIMATES. la =swat tolZDtaaasaz, Lied I'ALIIIIIIBTON staled tbat the Army Faimatog had heat Yid ea the table, bathe watt artabLe as yet to Mate whoa they would to tabs. THE HEISTING ENGLISH TARIFF. LB SWIM tO 84r B. C0L11160014 Yr. 01880 N WO there owed be so possible objeotion to lira the table the With,' Zoeleh tariff. NATIONAL EigFENCES. Mr. BORMAN sited whether the anfillary estinsiOws ter the present year wealivemishi eay heat is newt d she ewe that might be reidned to wry oat tile 111110•111111eitiOni of the Corotobeton oe neilesel ilehmews. (Bar, bear.) Ha believed that the poplin d their Wooer eembetions wee generally known. Lord PALMERSTON—That report is not Is sash a stab of maturity r will rable we to communicate its etutente. The commies/own have not yet been able sotire/y to mks no their own mho& is to what they shall reconsmaii. Therefore there is nothing in the estimates that applies to that service. ELECTION. The SPBAiiisasottaon - dtcallioetfiro;hed bees pre- Naiad sisiast this ratans, sad had been referred to the sow rattles of selection. NAVY INTIMATES.—RELATIONS WITH CHINA. Lord C. PAGET having mnved that the how, sirosid late committee of mealy oa the nary Mr. CO O C ur li d.....d . ELNK 011104 185 11 7 t11 :o a :k* .bsined. to our wo rtatiess twit.a wilk u C tlinellieset of dis Isosty sagesamsta sod snempeardaii be idilikissme; bat, Me. 14Avy zarimeTu. - - Alter some further d is cs selos the hones went into cots sehtee M Yip t Lard Q. PAGitt tees &t leeward the wry estimator. Ho caromed hie eases el W riegtomibility of moving esti teem seer 4 se Lege as them throb( the Itsesisa ism Apart !es lie teals d saw slake, it was asassisy anti EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE to SKIL* `. D. lime 1 1.. Pars Ilialftp. so WATIII/0110 pod 001111. = W appoputle II I LI.MO NA VIM and INgs pmpeptipil mid Phimer. elm Um TWIN. a* Nom NIIII.N. DWI lomes. le lisiollord Inn OW Ibia swim sort 1 sos. 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