The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-25 00:00:00

mo.VEY MARKE7.-71118 . DA Two o'Cuxx. The funds remain dull, at yesterday's quotations. swing to the unfavourable bullion movement. No ettect Ilia yet been produoed by the receipt of some what better prices from the Parts Bourse, where the report just issued by the Minister of l'inance same to have given a slight stimulus to t oofidenct. In the share markets dulness continues to prevail. Lombardo-Venetian and Grand Trunk of Canada railway stocks have given way. The im pression produced by last night's debates in parlia ment appear to be rather favourable than otherwise. At Pane this morning, amending to Mr. Renter's tdegrem, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at ligr. 60c., being per cent. better than yester dsy. The Now Canadian Five per Cent. Loan is quiet , at 23 to 33 prem., and the Indian Five per Cent. stork, cif 1469, at 1033 to 101. The Indian Rupee Five-and-a-Half per Cent. paper remain' very firm.; Cooed. are ollaially marked 943, 3,3, and 3, for money, and 941 sad 1 for the account. The present quotations are 941 to 1 for cash, and 943 to 3 for the Bth of Feb. Bank Stock has been dealt in at x 283 and 2305; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 943, 96, 941, and 96; the New Three per Cents., at 96, 941, and 96; the New Indian Five per Gat. Loan, at 104 and 1033 ; the Five per Gat. enlaced rupee paper, at 981 and 991; ditto Fire.and-a-Half per Cents., at 106$ and I; the Four per Cent Debentures, of 1868, at 981; India Bonds, at 10a. to 13a. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 14s. to Ms. prem. The foreign stock market has been rather more active. Turkish stocks are firm—the Loan of 1864 at 79 to 1, and that of 1868 at 67 to 1. As regards other descriptions there is no material alteration in price. Sale are recorded as follow, :—Brasilian Old Five per l'ents., 1021 and 102; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, W}; Chilian Six per Data, 1031 ; ditto Three per Cents, 72 ; Three per Cents., Se§ ; Dutch Four per Gat. Certificates, 102; Mexican Three per Gots., for account, 223, 22; Negri= Four-and-a-Half per Cents, for nascent, 94; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 71 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 43$ Rosman Four-atad-a-Ralf per Gate., 981, 973, 98, 971, and 981 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 86 and s3l ; Spanish Throe per Cents., 443; ditto, fee ant, 443, 441; ditto New Deferred Three per Gala, for arewant, 331; the Committee's Certilleatee, 9; Mikis!' Six per Cents., 1864, for soomiat, 791 ditto Six par Costs., 1868, for 'caveat, 67; Vise ios:a line-and♦•llalf per Gots., 141. San Paulo Railway shares are quoted 3 to 3 die.; Back of Turkey, par to 3 prem.; Oesaa Marine Instance, 21 to 23 prem. ; and Mavens' Merino, to 1 prem. The steamer delta, with &Prime tram Me!bourse to the 19th of December, aid tie Imes, with data Item liotabity M the lltl Met., reached Ades es the Pith last. The MeDa, WI Musedlse, will probably be delivered i• Leaden about the 4th er 6th of February. The apprehanies is ae II outertehted that the drain of gold will had to a farther mitoses ia the rate of diaeotat at the Bank, end the ►oarri cea (lithe Leedom market Nub spa that of Paris. The passages la the Royal speak which chitty at tract attention are these heisting upon the right of the Italia' to choose their ewe hem of govern ment, him trysail foreign intestoreueo, and alluding te the contingency of a settlement of the It►lian fiemition by "separate negotiation." The allusion to the possibility of the submission of the Emperor of (bin► is also regarded favourably. It is re narked, however, that the eastamary referent* to t►e mummy exoretieed in the framing of the military and navel estimates is upon this occasion wanting. The demand for money yesterday was brisker, both at the Bank and in the open market, but in some instance transactions occurred in bills of a high Cue at a retactiosa of 3 per cent. from the Beak The Indian Rapes paper has at last participated la the general flatness in the Stock Kea haw. To correct a misapprehension, we give below the dates at which the several Indira Native Loans may be paid 08, or, in other words, are liable to have the rats of interest redisesd: Four per Cent. Transfer Loan, 22nd April, 1874; Four.and-a-liall per Cent. Loan of 1856, 31st August, 1866; Five per Cent. Public Works Losa, 21st March, 1870; Five per Cent. Lo►n of 1866 67* 16th January, 1872; Fies-and-a-Ralf per Cent. lAMB of 1839 60, Ist May, 1879. The notes of the het. mentioned Loan have a spaniel clause to this suet nuerted in them. The peculiar degree of favour at present extended to this Five - and•a-Half per Cent. Loan is explained by the high rate of interest, by its exemption tram reduction until 191 years hence, and by the probability that no further supply of 61 per cent. paper will ever be paced upon the market by the Indian government. owing to the rapid improvement which is taking ➢lace in its credit. Thies the Five-and-a-Half per .ut. Loan of 1839 60 will stand entirely ►y ireelf. The amount of gold taken free the Bank yesterday far •:portatwa wee 20001., making a total of 232,0it0i. sane* the date of the last ~tarn. The 136,0007. by the Water Nymph was also purchased Isr abroad. On 'Change yesterday afternoon there was a con tinued inquiry for bills on the Continent. The rates saAntwerp and Hamburg were goofed wore, for this country. The Vienna exchange, on the other hated, has spin risen considerably. From Vienna the exchange on London comae quoted this day at 133. The National Bank have declared a dividend for the last half-year at the highly satisfactory rate at b per cent. per annual, with a bonus of lila par share, free of illeoo2ll tax, being together at the rats 014 per cent. per annum upon the paid up capital. This is the largest dividend ever declared by the 'stab: lament. At the quieting of the Australia' Agricultural C.itipiny, held yesterday, a dividend of 11. per share *us dictated, as recommended in the duvet:ars' ro ller!. Tho sancta' imosting of th. North British Austral bits esopaoy oils took woos yesterday st which tho datolead rialisamaded—at the rate of 6 per eeot.— 'la woad to. Tkrweekry trafßo return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, received yesterday, shows a de crease of 6631. sterling, the traffic having been im- Wed by ice on the Detroit river; Led that of the Gruel Trunk itailway an increase of 4,1631. lii adj. timed meeting of the Dutch Rhenish Rail way Company is to be held on the Bth February, at kieserdam. The Peruvian Piaui/nil agents advertise the ense ktte ef 263 bond., representing 63,0001. of the fharrendebt,and 17s b on d s , representing 17,8001. dor true truaraateed in favour of the Aries and Tam Railway, which have been cancielhei osier the 11 . 1 flenen redemption fend. The sew light introdoced by the Uaiwareal Lime L ght ComPasy (Limited) via. lam evening exhibited la ow interior of the Stock Eichler, whim grin rtvtlluner, it attracted troneidsrabte attentl'os- Too Chapeaus hes arriv e d trove China with W 4,000 b e . o f tea. TS:MOAT EVIMINO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 941, " buyers," far the Bth Feb., opened this morning at 941, de clined to 941, and closed at 941 to 1. For money the last pries was 941 to 1. The oMal business report is as follows:—Three per (',eat. Consols, for teeseri rb l7 . l 6 ,l, 1, ; ditto, for aeooant (Bth Feb.), 941. 1 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 941,96 M/ I New per Cents., 941, 96, 941; Thirty Tears Annuities, expiring in April, 1866,17 16-18, 171 t Beak Stook, 230; India Stock, 221.290 ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stook, 1860, 104, 1081, 104 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 901, 981; ditto, 1869, 981, 1; India Bonds, lls. prem.; the Indian Five per Cent. "inflated" rupee paper, 99/, 99, 991 ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Ceat.,1061,106j. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1869 wag dull, at 1031 to 104. The Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures met with few inquiries. Exchequer Bills re- Main quoted 28e. to 295. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet. At one period there was a considerable demand for the Turkish Six per Cent. Stock of 1868, which was desk in es high se 1371; the closing quotation was 881 to 871, being oniy about 1 per cent, better than that of yesterday. The Loan of 1864 was steady, at 74 to 791. Mexican Bonds were quoted 22 to 1. Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds were dealt in at 23, being the beet price yet retarded. Y g THE EXPRESS, WEDNB3DAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1860. MINES.-7HIS .D.4Y. TWO O'CLort. Business in tho mining market this morning has been lees active than yesterday, yet a fair number of transactions have etken place. Shares in Wheal Unity, Tolcarne, Wheal Neiman, Wheal Clifford, Lewis, Kelly Bray, Providence, and Rarewarne and Harland mines have met with chief attention. Priose generally are steady. Few transactions have taken place in foreign and colonial mining securities, and prices an nominally Total is before. English and Australian Copper Anna have boon dealt in at 2k. At WM Wee odes Nine bald moterday, • divi dend of 21. and • beast s( 10s, par won desavd, sad Clof SAM. 12a am steriall to the mat occenat. e me alit for tho months ol November sad December am =ot SAIL ; end tho maiamses repent was amt. et midebrailety. The Amain el Tamar 6ilvor Load Min Comietar, at talk membem bald yomirday,losiend • !Mimi of la 3d. per than est ditto paw mob daft the throe maths wain Norember MM. Mks • Mimeo o f 2,6331. 1e.611. In be mew e Ibrimed. --- Laq«,il:744 - .711. N. mina. Log Onarisy yaiumisy, • isishrima is Immo tin d omponly husi &AIL is MASK piresd, mailrmis• el • kW, waft. • giumel wasessof ib• sambinmels Pishera /Ikm• bead Li lewiedim assuest dread • balm swim lb* Wes Wag 31. • Ira of b. par dim woo 0,8•1• Illiraids ripm• :—N The Ws la la 30 ins Is 4 hos wide, worth 141. per ham; is Ms 10 ee4 im• vas, war* 111. 0. rt e. i • It Yr or" 2 Mt I1(1. wadi OIL Or Moo ; sad NW blob 13• vices 4. bus Os 10 M 10111=171 IN% math lh a alsthem." warillag tar 11•11111•121 Caro m, le imaid the NA kat al COMMZRCZAL AND Mlll/12175. MARI-LAID4-(THIS DAY.) The whew ham bah, ht Loadlea, aulawalia deo• last lioasy, est awl sowhy—this waft was glawap— had W. no saisasswaof lv wads trip was ass 1, and tits tow "ha hiss of ash sash@ of Wag aulhad, ow halm ammo& no sap* buslinullimpor wee sir A. sal of osawhp-ammit liar his. Tim of hags ipala Ate Loan duo Mail wash ww••ispertai this rank* as Ls. Mg of amok awn a bar *owl Wall at eala los no: ; - ; 411h la rola lama at IssallowZirs. Forsiga anNossi whs. Awl* to ; tog. h par whoa" ; Mash and oolts bog. 416. Os lift pr4Nlb.• liessek. 42a. to Oh.; ohm Rafe Tam *PA 406. Oa; rare. as. la els. haw immad st it a p . 4... Teem Sit as.; 141•1111. 21a. pa ; ta pw INS.; Ars., U.S., Ns. is 275, por sand. BABLAT, hall tiods-ifoist sales will barely ahat Mostimf • 1111116; abliffik Nato as. pa qr.; Dais, Ns. l• Hs. ; Whir oar* 2111. b W. OATS. with a laid d~W, slow MAI at hat lhatiars rates. lairwak Ik. Is Us. par qr.. RessAA, 11.. Is Vie W.; taw Sollhi pa n, I2s. to 775. pa qr. Illuisa—lhelia hip fall at lost Pfahles prism. Napalm gaud at ash lost wolfs pins. Ilsolish ash, 111 s. h 41s. ; bosh% di.. eh pm Ir. Tont" l• Us. par qr. 246. per go. Pau wist at he • wises. taws, Sea se ; bsa t ea to Us. at* 4911. FLOVTINO raw am sleirls pia. Win vend Imo mead serlved at OIL The way Wrimertkis isedeisi lase Ina eshmill is two Yugo arrival mph Nommispoll Time. asil at a Floe bort mares, sapposal abut 475. 444. pw 412115. AIIIILIVAL• I.TO MIMI FILO* JAIL II TO JAN. SA 'bat aim • *mai lift. Omar& IN I .... I ' 1 1: '' • • • • him 4S• i houlia MN. fie. 111D(CI1 G-LANZ.--(THDI DAY.) Ilvaaa.—Ty mertai Nomito quad; the ismand otatbato limited. MAW lamp, lila dd. to 52.. Corr na—Ptlons mai Ira Floe ordinary *station Ceylon aoM at lde to d 9..; addtillag to good middling, Tdo to 79t. ; nada, of ayarlor viality, pa, to Ws. Too.—Tio wad* very brisk. Camas warm drao, at dd. solid., Ha ham prim paid potordny. ikli et eats. Corrox.—N• ass repeetod to•day. Rox.—Dommata gaol mid at L. id. to 2o $l. arsons love mid et MI prima, L eater MMus as aialteld mitotalisa. TALLOW ictemsr.—(ims DAY.) Pie draw Us reserl la pier, whir rano& roar) r follows :—Tors raw, IS.. or 11•111; Nowsbeer T.C. cm the art r., es. sa. ; Mr* Ns. .4. ; Ara W Jim SOL ; Or. to DAU BOROUGH HOP MARIERL--(THIB DAY.) Mows. Petrol= sod Ilseith that dm mikes on thus. satesdiserly Ms at M t • Wm. COAL MARRICY.—(THIB DAT.) Was End Cori% 91..; WON Wyies, 17.. 6d. • Ws& Idad West Kitties, Us. ; R i vard . l6B.9d. l ll ships at market. TSB INGLIBH. 8C077788, AND ICASTALLLAII CiIIITIRAD DINT.-ITBIB D 47) This moaning the thirteenth ordinary meting. of the above back was had at 73, Conaill, Kr. S. P. Haenrartn in the choir. — tie 10Ifo.ring IS time report mad wreak yremmetad by dem &sown : " The &Mem kw lime plasm* of rehabs le he sub. jelled eleemet ef he liabilities sad nem of the beak, Aimed e leleme at he mitt el prelt owl lees moue of *MC Ida NM, WM papaws of enranit exponirs and yworldleg Ow deelehl aim It _ gratlfoie am the &Mow to be able le Tepeet a coadseed of the Mimi of the brenelm eitli a mmemblwalde lammemee of the Mw aad to odd, l O W he lieweedeme of le Usk web cosimmed fry Ur lisapiaor sad at the feu MD Mal 'Mae Imo Wbe of • saikkbely &weber. Wilk Pupal b askew Is rbkli sessles bin I••• sob Is Am% 110 ". 4 "Z= =I lain Ow, en =sa -1 now bre Ur bum imbpied, Is lb ellbrie rotas. pa r elt be ball•par wield Wopmk' of • parr sigmnimks of k sow pro ; Ilielisse, Wag 4 "kiss lbw he rowel hod Medd Menem. seenemelateedll farther recommend thefelliribeibpspiallonalhnos•ll93llol. IM. 10d.,•i5.: b Ike es kr nib b d p. ow t. por eras..lsamorbs. es MOM, As psi& lap capital at in WA, OAK, Mrs* tbe endue doe W the amenw M Wit of Fullnlrry_mariss MSI. ; kink snares mad knoll•l• kblbt kin& Hs led. b be Masi b be norried bed. ram TIN dm berm to MM. lb. I Id. (Slimed) arm= Eirnsiz, Orkin's. _ kg. lOSIO; depeolts, MAIL i. ; Was pair, mast rat - 111011•31. IN M.; eirembilsk 91.3111.; ousna task 13,7701. Si. a ; mows anal is yak al Mr sissest= ; soul, 1,101.1114. 114. (sordiag so assisard ales of Ann mufti& Imo en asswity. ask Issaksa ea, 1.106,7 M. les. 46.= sad bras, 1117,6144. la N. ; brk aurbr . 47.1464. ; paisley Illpasme. 1.5. 14. ; s. ark 1.1111,1196 1114. " sal Ism assar .—Ts arra supar MA bereas. Syeasy. sak4ressirs. SAUL 6s. ;ss sor ra supra in L••••sa. 1•81•••• dirusimme nummoinds• sod ram Sir LIM. Is. 74 —11.7111. la el.; N harm. WM Hs. 101.; MM. fa MI. Or.: fly ansure KM. lb. 64. ' Vs= esaapsd alb lb, asks isalms% sod. allarbb Si awarts.., bd mask hasry, b (Sliesd) Para Casswai, Asaser." Us raft era ormar v wagMli rel Mag arms I 5.,. wen es-drad, aid poll•ses elk. Mind Ira rm. ewe she so TI. .5.4. .Mall eN • woes of agar askura dream SHARE L 1578.-71118 DA I. Two rICLoct. The market for British mining stooks remains dull in character, but with the exception of a decline of 1 per cent. in Great Western stock, there is no fur ther reduction in prices. One or two considerable pur chases of Midland stock have mused a rise of per cent. Lancashire and Yorkshire has also risen I per cent., and South Eastern, / per cent- London and North Western stock is now quoted 981 to 1 ; Great Western, 671 tot ; Midland, 109 to 1 ; Lan ambit, and Yorkshire, 101 to I; South Eastern, 84 to I ; Eastern Counties, 56/ to 67; Great North ern, 1071 to 106; and London and South Western, 964 to 97. Lomberdo-Yenstian Railway shares have fallen to 11/ to 21 prem. A fresh reduction his likewise occurred in Grand Trunk of Canada stock. The Indian sham are tan inquired for, yet are fairly supported. 011DDIAZT is LID WOO= ILanesT. Itw •:- .1:..=.257: 5 4 - 7" --tiff acie . ESS&r-4-.. pea_ am OIL Vermuir.". faesitiml Tarmos landau awl 1112.1 m. • .11ridiles. IL L ea k s Or* Illil bs a= 1011.1;14M"ga:Z4L ii re 1:: in IN A in in 11 / ITN 201 10 is hi la Wi N N In Ili 111 44 . N ITI el OM WOW 111_ 'O« WI 174 Ni MI 101 PM Ni I ii 5 IS g # # fe i zip lett' .14 sit 115 U 7 18 14 1 1 41 144 Li Jab 4 I. Ai till N N in CH a • Sn" e ll 1 14 4116 Lit 0 I IN " Da. fie- - eit'iii ildriaZ674 Oak imisoll• sad .1110121,ft dais r .. id gni :4 4. =s7iiiii lora .61.7.2:110-4z. illa—s—plise— el6 %Mb 11161 m. eighTellk . l;;Tuji as— ,W4llVianall Vale et Isms .. MAR r . umor_ ~..r . .. micca r rai .... . bres oi Sow _ . po I‘.' IP I CS.a es. : likuffli.d...: 6 an Ilinin . 4 l's‘:6°.°l4 ; lll2 a r 1 re au1a.nar........... • iist t . ".........= 61, linen. '-''- ii. 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Ilri_ l a ou au.-45M LEGAL EStICAVIOW.—The Mowing is the result of the public eseraiaada• of the atudente of the hum at court, held at Liecelerisa Hell, ern the 7th, 9th, sad 10th laet..—The council of Legal Ilducedlea have awarded to' Huth Shield, Esq., modem of Grapoe4sa, • aftdeatalUp of 60 salaam per mama, to matinee 6r a puled cd tires years ; John Francis Bettis, Esq., studio efirlaselstwisa, arid Jolla Edwards, Lg., etadiat of Gray'elem, emiderlies of hollow of the 6m-onles; Frescim JooresppaaCANN% an, readout at tie tamer Tempi*, George Perim Bilisr, Li., stalest of Liaceles-lan ; Cecil Jame Lem riedist et lAsoola'a-laa ; Jobs Rigby. Sp, stijai o f Lhaeola's•le• ; Arthur J. H. Ca lea, IR, eledmt of Orsre-laa ; Cherie§ BMW, Wallop, Esq, eledeat of the Imam Temple; Andrew Richard Danbeaeb Lg., etadeet of Litman' wins ; William Hairy Lillie, He nudist at Ltacela'e-iim ; William Latham, Hag., student of Lteoolee hm ; sad Charles Baron Clarke, Bar., student el Lisceiew• eartillostes that they have maturfactorlly pared a pabßo ezembelits. THE CLIALICAL BIGAMIST AT LIMDS.—At the Look ta Kabday, the Rev. Haw Lloyd Bra. ✓ho ass aria ham& ag • ergo d barmy. Cu rag ergot ia the rid ins, the rigor mid heir so &hese to ire, wept thst le wished to ratite tits rem of jerks tore thea rid It. coritted to Mks Ids fast at the and Yr err ox Bata]) =a ADUNSAAN enr , Aura.—llevrzatirrox Tommy.— The toe mere tha above meek wee brie bees abeeped seralleileglive is the one... Air wage be ids SSW try. whir eheeratitesea rraW up Mr. W. mom. the Arabes eseatiaWpre. ashed lir a tat tler reread. learanali as bed eel jet reehellie arnele. WOWS* are tbe theretary at Slab Web wiry he the peeper ef anabliag the regilheise hi Me Mime as le dee mire end extend the erre with tibia the ara rood aberged. They were asearlbsig sereedlal till Friday. AtAhrnio AOCIDseI To • RAILWAY Ti•nr.— The rem darts; the night 64 Selendeg es thrs day eneening aged In Waningoen aril the with hertalviehene. TM ore rell parse Interlopes dead rdinight al reads lier t Mdes, wee rather i t en Ihenelsg_ati. Frig Wandegra On maim Ihe Term lease seghte erne le carer whimper geiffillty tageigh wire dot wee to aad fro in the pie. the sepporiag pore baring witi ti blown down tar a eineldembie dblesee. Tb. hoes with oridelt the engine etre* the wire ors d .acne ray peg. The tailor fee is OS reariently. and se NOM Or bre whey valves ea the top at the beer. The mat. Myer and Sober bad a very berm+ isswipt. Tr men in the beihr at awe enaried es the azila and whale et the Owe WA bad berm terrgied with the wieteg isbad. bein etas mle oo a dead wand. Aererefe Ira let upwards ri dine hoer firmed balers the bee wee deer. _ INSANITY Ix Wartzczoss-rraxxx Pumas. This sammiag information was received at the Indent Debtors Court, thst • phew, named Mikan! levet. who me bawd a short doe age, and remanded for three menths, had become Wean On kis hearing the iseolvent behaved Is a nine reamer. He bad collected mosey es a tramlise for • black* miumfeeturer. tibia be hid not geld ever, sad Mace the opposlion. The prisoner, elms his bomb& bed condooted himself thirds the other Wastes in • very insular meaner. His conduct was reported to the governor, Captain Hicks, sad the unfortueste man wee sem by the surgeon of the prime. It was found mammary w maim Neville In the infirmary, there being ao proper plans foe the coofinemeot of such peream, sad there be moat need' until the judgment of the court expires, sakes the dinkeig creditor ends his dbobarp. Is the forthcoming meat of of the law of involvamy a provision amid be lisserted to meet such as unfortunate owe. The towboat Debtors Court, or • magistrate, should be empowered to order • db. char_ie fa oath of Masoity. WEST AFRICAN MAILS.—The E i tz, until ismer (Captain French), ailed from Llv yesterday for Madeira, Teceriffe, and the West Coast. carried the malis. 20 pamengers, sad a full cargo. The best Afrioaa ned is dee at Liverpool .. the 9th February, per Cleopethe. LISPIED STATES MARA Memo ship City el Weehiegton mils to-day (Wednesday) ben Liverpool to New York. Letters ad newspapers will be receSeed at the lAverpeol Post-office WI 11.16 son., with • lie foe of Id. till MAO, and on the Imedleg stage with • lite as dad. MI 12 at mesa. AiIITAL or THE STEAM SHIP MADwAT.—This Metal Ommenje Mesmer Midway strived at fiche =IS= yosirdipi be. the Woe lodise, liters the Mil been employed es the hisreelesiel statism Abe left Is. Themes ampoor with the AVMs, whisk arrived • lbw daps aims ilik the MAL On Ole 14Ik the Midway spits the barque Mesmer% and au the 20th the brig Oporto. The Modally Irma ashore to the Bohm is Morley while is bliorP of ame Obi, Ms ins got a 'Meet IMPERIAL PA RLIA %EN T. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TUUDAT, JAx. 24. I Their lordship rwusestabled at Ave o'clock, when there wee a moderately fall ailserisses ef pews. Lard Breughare, the Zed of ltelassehary, end the Dab of Weilbaroagb were annept the earliest arrivals on the opposition side of the hewn, end the Karp& of Lannlowse, Earl Grenville, and the Duke of Newer& amongst the ministers. The Archbishop of Csaterbary sad the Bishop of London, Ox had, Chieheeter, and Linda reprosated the epieoop►l hp& CHURCH RATER. Aa eons so the Loan CIUNCILLOR bad taken bit seat, The Duke of MARLBOROUGH presented petitions from the clingy and others of the elbow of Oxford, against the abolition of &watt rates; sad gave notice of his intention on an early day to move for the re-appointment of the com mittals of bat sleeks, to 'squire into the law on the subject. THE ADDRESS. The LORD CHANCILLOR then proceeded to read from the moles& lm lthirety's speech, which we. sitars's' read meta by the dark r the Mtgs.: Earl FITZ WILLIAM very briefly moved that es bumble Wise be presented to the game to reply to hat lbjeatia moat Endow speech has the throw. (Boar, hear.) Lord TRUED, la meredlag the eilaptks of the address, was Samos ea be-' ally heard ea the sable lord who pre sided him. Led GREY rejoiced that her Majesty wee able to lay so selishaSsay an aocuant ut Use &swam ...0 &Assets, tem: one of the usury babes parliament, sad viewed wi h the pretest eatieberam the paragraph oa I Wien Odra, r ad the patsy ebbe was therein emulated. That patsy assuren imika Mat the Arid& goverameat would be so party a. smut mup and parcti him out Italy in order • • forward Pt.. Wawa or dashes of other t •ontries, bat would moat •'ll the right of the Lallans to (trove their own orovrrveten., ry whisk mum spews fct sad free state would be establish( I to My, sehrehteci to the geseral welfare of Europe and deb ammtry. maid not, however, express the same Wished*a at that pert of the royal spook which related M. mast otesotmobl treaty between this conalry and Freass. No me could wish more straggly than himself to me this mesnerciel hiercouree of the two menhir In eraesed, bat be herd this the pond imperireant would prove • retrogremics ia oar iffisselel play. At the pre met tins when ear deasekl ceedhos IPSO Mudy to be cos of some Malty, be coodimmed the rethotion at dia tiss an Freud products far the pewee of obtain- Ch a commeralel treaty hum Peres In regard to Chia he ales meld not Germ is the 11 , 1010 a NM yeah, es Its thought that the whole groin eight M ham bees brought ham pediment preelmnly the Ming oat at way ezpedblea, ht seder That im proper mpesditme might ham hem armideri, ad as topeb tis sad oninet war prevested. He prossdiad cosallier whither we bad bees *lid is ferrisg ow op Os Pala, sad dolor war with Oats weedy's.. me is that rosary is a better pedies by • semespasiles h areem of or minmeres. He hissed is sense ems the eases.. of her Itirgemy's is set baying bosiaOt these metiers babes per and Owed that Asps had sow beam takes whisk rendered war ohms taarbebb, mad had, at the some time, bound ea to the Freed gamesmen M web maws that we could not draw beet. All he waded was to prevent this pernicious practice being drawn I isto • preredsat, be, therefers, should move the'd to the pampa" relating to Chinese affairs an aineadmed 0 = 1,0 4 - ties , *dons. The Dabs of NEWCAISTLII was firmly convinced that when tho proud treaty was laid before perils nod thdr Leda* would teem In the orioles of her Nejamh•speesesumot. that eiremesteseesjesilited tbe ewer lbw ideptal. AY ha hit miblied their hohbips tumid be pigswill to wpm 011111ennrostiss. Widest Ye my deka. he would mit their hellalpe eg= hie prepelitim: that soy nue -um wild wee sot at mbar* web tier sou eded prheipise of free trade—which was sat in Abut testradieliss is ace priselphe—eres justillable whoa they We soilismurbig to mild he beads of poses &Swim beemigreelsombits as Promesmilbeglered.-(beashear); eel lis Nought atiersald agree ad the histiodostmeeres erme iamb moss Moly to card a hada. binds* Memo tho soustdse them say other Mods. They sigh albs megtimode with Imposes ma but May mom rawassalms that tateppoide was ride to be hobos by She.. Pelf 1411416 Bet is waft Me blahs beads. with the ibidenitle air weld mallet war lees penile ; ad is tosperlies as they orteadd the asommeres batmen the two osestries they wail dm* soder wer ebb. (Beer hem) Mb smith Mod he 1 bees swiss as if k e were did to sommusee with a oelmilry with we Mil bum smeglately at peeoe. He endended this wee not do al& Maar, hmr.) Wren sh ed with Chas ? Wan flay sew omssomilig NNW Nothing at the kid (Beer, beer.) Tbay had sever be at pesos with China for th e last two years, and at the very moment the late transamiona at the Pao re coned they were in pomades of one of bar soit im retest towns end Immo now. (Hear.) Was that a mete of peace ? Pesos bad never been retablhhed. It was no doubt tree that a treaty of peace had been prepared by his noble friend near bim (the &A of High), and its terms agreed on by both sides, and that Mr. Bract was proceeding to Pekin wi a view to the Tanana= of that treaty; bat it was not thread wad anal the rattheatioa they were not at pesos with Chine. He thought his noble friend seed hardly have hie gesetion Mime their lordships es the me net bemuse the noble lord bad ghee bodes Met he had many to make whes the quad= is Chine cam before the house Is • moo hemal messer. He thought threshes it would have bent base N his noble h led had seserveaftte /sies mall that mein. The sable Ind fat thew hal ao right le peeesed by theme, of die =I Vat thew maws hale bees ant so take one eller maw am • Mr, ie Pekin. Bar Mutt gewaseat vide to eater thee_ geselka virasier Pa r a teate birly — l l BSaiorktly MOM legal. Mar, hew.) Bat he (the Doke el Neveselle) they bed a night to e n ear the rivet Paw thapope_llshasy to NAL. even If set dr way hishiay. - esededes, he Instal Melt lord ships steeM ast egt Noe via his noble Mesa *at the Smel S liest ea* le he hearted la the Adams le bar • IC*. N JI 4 MY Ihesight ft mold be better to post pone the likoetetta la Odom atlas mail the papers ea the satosietm wen lie kale. Aber a few resorks upoe the pa* elate el I silft.sese ate rasa iersahotatsse oa Ile esatimplelei ildra prvedea, he entered st rest hag& lase the Mae eel vitas expreelbag a wish Sat Or plasm et Osatre sot be reim posed is Oak solleste by Serer, he that if fora were see le he punished ea ate side it oaf* sot to be wax i torasbi a lbe Lon BROUGHAII reviewed the events be Day nthe lest year, sad maned his opinion that imbus should he slowed to work eat their ova Ikeda% wahine theierihrease ed wham Ass* iseillasa. or Lusaka. to the eammellei law* Massa ?nese lad this delialey. he eletheeth the .new. of the Palsies air. OM Ohs M t n: to Praise sod pat. ails naghtal sad aseerted that the waiirery weak% glint healit, the alas. With Skis dealethal Mahe el /sift la Peara, s ad e ta the present easettied if sake ell mat the weld, whoa it was hagesilis adsehde abet able happen the sant math or *db, he railed we eight es he so well armed as to reader Wea ld= fragrahle to eesseed sod impossible to be attempted. Lewd DWT agieseed hie Kunio" that among serest a variety of leeks or as royal speech contained then wen so many as whisk *Whig had been said. They bad bend nothing ahem the head. with Guymon and the Tyco= of Igoe, lad of the ea Inn dal:leaky, in white our others, both dal ail military, had soercised or sound sod adakehie a Malls. They had beard lath's' ea refers but a owed remark. of Lord Brougham es to the apathy of the people of Yorkshire and Lan alike ea lie weitlea, end be coesidered that if Pertinent freaked the so** in the mime dispenionate moose, there would he no greet dried of say very me latiossery arms befog carried. With the empties of some Mk ehailties of Irish feeling hers sad there, be tmagratalared the hear on the happy domestic canal°e of the csuatry. The noble lord, in speaking of Led* dwelt with satidastkee opal the suppression of the motley and the testenties of oar dotolukia, and highly eulo gised the polity of Lord Canning in his re/tondo's of the feudal system is Gude, and his treatment of the Lakonia/e, • system widish would oossolidate British power mare firmly than ever. Having paid a just tribute to the spirit which had panned the present volunteer move ment, be said there were three topics to which it was inc. pomade to do more dna to allude. These were the cere monial treaty Wires& Francs and England, the war with Chios, sad the eeagreee sod the separate negotiations. In reviewing the recent coaseereid arrangement, be did on think it • matter for congratulation, and pointed out the inequality of the advantages, es being immediate to Preece bet prospective to England, and that while the articles admitted into Frahm were of vital ire- Poss., b b a r for warklike purpeeth the When labia by this coastry wen of a totally dl&.s.t Mears. The pram t titer, whoa the debated of the easeary wrap absorb ing or nook maw, mad the income-tea was drawls, to an and, ear meet leapt for redwing the reweave sad binding the country by a treaty teen wider it teeth set vittneen Why. toe, he salad, were the wham Jesse to be mitigated, red the duty ea baps sod east isR feloseheel p war &Mee were still lOW ea tea sad sun:, and' he °odd tot unionised hew, without baantaussey, the govern lead epuld take off the ma and retain the other. Is nopret b Lord Grey's eamentent ea the .ear with Chins, he *add deter the disdaseiou raised by Lord Day to a fidalia Veer, but availed Mande the omen* to speak Is the Wiliest teems of the Admiral tad thll CAMS tad as The hed teadateed the stack, and who Sir devotion to their duty and heroic bravery were surpassed : ite ni w d em in our navy. In reply to the Duke of Newcastle, las that if we lure at war with Chios the Chinon were timeli s er to attaokfny as, and if at pesos we had so right to Wee our way up the Nib°. With zto ard to the effetre of Italy sad the O d o m jetty amid at • con gress o fconatriato jog the representatives of the eight powers who were parties to the treaty of Vienna ha 1816. They were promised that the papers on the subject would be soon laid before parliament. The phrase "soon 1.4 d" gave rime to some sempisaits in his mind. There was about the noble lord now at the bead of tbs government an elasticity shout producing paters that made him fear he would promise to produoe them with out saying when. (A laugh.) But he felt very impatient that such information as the government could give of what had taken place should be presented without delay to parliament, because, as it war, they were in • worse position than' if they received no informa tion at all. They were constantly receiving intelligence, some of it anonymous, some from authority so high that there could be no doubt about It. He did think that at the present period, when they were reduced to receiving informs. lion by telegrams, newspapers, pamphlets, and bully from imperial letters, government should set the public mind at rest by the production of such ea would show the actual state of things. illPeZtuad it stated so long *go as August last that her lifaisety's government proposed to the government of Franca to communicate about the stele of Indy, runic amide the aid of the other European powers. Whether such a proposition was made or not, he had no means of knowing, hot there could be no doubt that In the coarse of the present mouth s proposition was made by the Emperor for a sepreser negotiation between France and England, without the concurrence of the other powers. But that 'proposition wen declined, mainly on the ground that: mach so alliance might be offensive to the other powers of Europe, and further, as parliament was about to meet, it would not be expedient to take such a step till they had time to consider the matter. He begged the home to consider what serious consequences might result from such en agree ment between the two powers. If we bound ourselves to Priam to prevent the intervention of any other power in belly, we should tie ourselves to the heels of Francs, who would have such preponderating lathauto uvula excite the isekler of the ether powers. (Hear, bar.) There was Haar, one principle on which ell Matinees were agreed, that every state had an undoubted right to settle Ito own intend affairs according to the will of its own people, without the intervention of any other foreign country. He was only seating then what he believed to be the principle of very nation, and which had been maintained and NMI as by tin. There might be very strong ch eilnianness which would justify other powers In objec n=e proposals which other countries might make. there were came in which the truster of a Mama of one country to another might be, not only at manse with previous engegementa, bat might involve cir ennnineeme se swims is might render it a matter for the imsenstrences of other powers. No doubt we were mist onnbee to prevent the breaking out of war between Frame and Aussie. We used every effort we could to present h ; sad as long se that war did not take Omsk se leap scald we septet to trestle' ; and as bag se Amble samined hoe* WOW tee Waled by the Toasty of Vbiss, dholhergewored the Fres& dew she wee 41.1. nod he Ind se poorer end be bertnedis to disturb her. Sri. INT Again throw thet chines sway. She had • paint teentir bt besets with the mallet setts of Italy, by Mr soda anal to those states. With resod to lam he hspai the nab earl opposite would be SO to give rem infisibstary uottrancee yen fib user, inasmuch SIP elatonsts lad ban weds glib Ibmwed the peellbs et bar Helm, 's with Moms he OM guierioe. It hal M ili n m er Ist r mg Is twits& the tem pos. punter eff s l4 Bl lo. It hem geld that the mainta iner, a th n pow at die Pope was essential to re coutchn sproma . r oL ia u ri . But whether that were es or est, lot wee not • to he entertained by a Protestsat stash end • P . No doubt the sembetenenee with* Popes s,MMairuthreity was mud ding/ by Soso alesiles to be a mentbe direst importance,,,,, cad le (the it of Darby) maid not qustion the sincerity of the rest sontely that was professed by the Roman ca tholic portion el the community on this subject. But he wonted to know apes what ground It was aututaintd that the Pope's iswenesi power was meastal to the ex, roles of this Authority. He could understand bow desirable it wee for the eremite of his high spiritual power that le should be beyond the suspicion of being isthmoid by any Wipers! power whatsoever. He (the lienl of Derby) osSli see sew &draaees. wiring from the practical inde -Boveleign Pontiff. But he wiahed any =bac nt the to tell him whether, dubs the last fen years, the 1118111111(11 Pontiff had been really independent P (Hear, hear.) Pile lowly heti been rosbrinfeed by one or other of two other pwas, tad dirsotly that power was removed the whole demirlens of the Roma church were in revolt. He (the Zest of Derby) was not now arguing what ought to be dram sr what steps ought to be taken, but he said that thesoposess who maintained that the condition of the Pope NOS to be other than It Is were bound to show that some elbow m ust apply to him then was applicable to any oche government. Hie dynasty was capable of Mrs • the constitution o f his country was liable to be modiffel by ihe will of hie subjects ; end no foreign power lad any right to interfere. This was rim principle which ought to he soled upon by all the Italian states. This principle nest he selosowledged by these amengst them- W eek WO they was she to be lobe the disistke el any Vrfiposer. Dot he should like le bun fees her Es iiagowerisment whether they Ind hen following out that moist neutrality which had hem chalked out for them boy *sir predessepors. If they meta t he thought the noble lord amid B eni umbers of the bet government of thou Anebles Imbues which had hem so freely imputed to the.. Unienksay the cures of her Majesty's present alleireeneee Wee Wee epee to the charge of say leaning in fluor of ths emus ef Arun la ("Heir. lsor," end • laugh.) Dge her Anti the to ask the (overtime, who wished that Ambits deb@ dank be settled flir Miswrite., upon whit_peineiple they grovel the occupation of Lo m bardy end news by Frew& troupe f was this occupation nasibuidt—tualue therein. Kees ftg apprehension that II the of the French tit sops hose the Milanese end Ikea Dove were withdrawn, there might be some suites mien of bang on ass aide or the ether, but certainly not whelp I. brew of Its. movamelp who oust these troops them One Map that was advantigeose weld be taken to welled's mintenenee by the Italians of those rights which Buy were whodited tD power. nernoly, to withdrew foreign beeps end firotra tansooa, and thus leen the Italian, free 10 Midw their onstritutionsl rights. Bat It teemed we were to p Into • ocepass, or at is rate into en assent-. My of repeenntative negotiators fir the regulation of the Intend alike of the Dakhla.. But hew the deliberations of Um aspen or of the repreeentative negotiators were to be method Win i&ct he mold not nesisntand. He (the Mel of Deet s to Righted interfering in tide thud liwiland haring taken this li ari MOW NUM we turf very came of that Whith the now slued, and in which the owl ft nese& Owes el leglnd wee inked up to by Xvietine • soriake a sea pimulld sin as this ques tion. But be ednind lies sign lbe engesseents mit red frees ad mope nen wlidt own le ben the final memos of these who hal pkdgei Obeneelne to be parties to them. He paned, bower r, anklet Zegland entering into a rooftrees amp spa bens dearly end enictly deflated orture she ssiesed 11@II, en, Innen tem nob mat and !omiu rma es aft sfteassi in She Queen's epee* namely, with the dint peter ten wen perdu to the treaty at Vienna, and win saws, he dellbreaus se to the steps to be taken far the wenn' GI Italy. He protected farther against this :Vlnns baud by any act of • congress which not only piledgeostesetiveinterterenne, bastirtich shoe dpl edge OD Wines ba the principles mid policy which might bs Ind dews by the mejorlty of the powers in congrere. Ho den* hot per the state of things wee widely 411 hr-or. Timm then we no question of dynasties befog changed; line woe as quessien ot war. It was proposed Io imbrue, to • mail didn'ts propositions which bad been pre tfssrp epos* upon by the several powers ; but even that mopes did sot take upon Itself to do more than decide the unwise@ =thalami to it. If • new =Trees did take pleas— /ea be thought there was but little probability that her Ma jesty's government would absolutely refuse to Lie ray part is le—ho thought it ought to be clearly understood how tar misielen might to be held in their individual capacity 'even slide, es parties to the proeeedisp. Makes they wrived at ands ten es se could to omelatently and hostouLtoly sane demi Y smordance with the psbllc feeling of the regamay, k was far bath Say sissuld not enter into the tandipided 'within of being overruled by a council to whisk they bed thensenee sobetitted. He (the Jt.el of Dern) bed detain' their beditips longer then beintsrded. (Hew, haw) din beldileiteleveremdeavoared to lay down the breed =on Valk bee dceived that British policy shieldnetintly upon this, but upon mos- Maws. He wiled utilearn teem her Majeety's govermannt bow he they bed premeded, whether there was any truth in the stataments wfdek had been merle as to the advice they had given and the awe they bad toads, and what was the =it:non in with* they stood in tegard to thole relations to powers, Earl (3 DANVILLE said that he thought the inquire a of the noble earl were not characterised by fairway. As long Si bet Haiesty's government did sot shrink from de g maw point where they were attacked, he thought It was monh better for the bouts that they amid not interfere too early in the dawn At the seine time, the speech of the sable sari rendered it ceoeftary that he (Berl Granville) should make some ohne vanes., in the hope d being able to answer some one out of tire of the various questions which bad been put to him la the Dobbs earl's very eloquent speech. The modes sari hod comenneed his speech with some milder topers that them with which he had concluded. He spoke of two treaties, Ow which be cook cooddereble eredk to himself. Fee that of Guterman no doubt the sale awl was junkie! to Liking credit; but with romped to the treaty of Japan, considering that it bud bets the work of SWIM eineteesive governments, the noble eiel'e merit, were net merest • he .nerd to imagine. Atother. subject touched apes we. the Delors Bill, sod the noble earl het indulged is coesiderobk know on the want of enthu siasm that was felt on this snidest; her, as the noble seri "et he trusted the tenvevnepent bell would be anent to be really a substantial mea•nre e i f reform. The Berl of DERBY explaleed that ha had not 'iodation of the word substantial. Ile bad merely sold that it was very important that the question should be secret in the hares of the melon by a fair and timperatellanWAlNl, mad II i 1•411 Ce I NI II dr 71411