The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-06 00:00:00

6 IMPERIAL PAALWSMT. 110IISK OF LORDEL—WwwlerauJtax 5. ROYAL COIIIIIIIISION. 'nob lordship' roonabled at 4 doXook. to boar Cm royal most* siroo by ootomisolos to oortaia bine, tbo cow solooisson Wog Vbestist Sydoey, Earl et. Gorman% tad Lod Woodsy&le. took his scat os the woolsack at She Lean ealook. It being excepted that the Lord Chasmnor would make a statement, titers wag a remarkably fall attendance of poen, sameal of whom, ineladias the Ead of AL Oaratetwe tM ~ Bari of Clareados, Lord lUtaloy of Alderleo. sod me Eau et illeansalsory were from time to time mgaged in earnest mavarearlen with kis lardsklp preedeent member of the House of Oonatoss. in. eliding Mr. Meditates, Sir J. Pakingtoo, Mr. Lowe, Yr. Curry, and Lard O. Hamilton, were present in frost of the thriss, and the piled.' were somewhat fully ooeupiod. RESIGNATION OP THE LORD CHANCELLOR. me " utPls t hal" ll4l4 / 1 2 r 44bei thortinsat, it wee Pat end reatpegliw t AMU hw Vilto=ttramig " =was peepared essedsses Mets rt by sirloins such a change in the , and in the sosstitatlea of the Oman of Me gam • UM reality as would be ussammy to assomplisit that elstest. He MgM add Mat he had beard that the proposal et the govasment had ben mewed in Ireland with general sans holies by the Roma Whelk lady in that canary. FRANOHIctIi. Lard KWH° gam nodes, that tt be should ham the honour at a seat in the seat parliament he would Isom tar the appointment of a royal counaission to lapin into the ambient of the franchise. Of the manner of =akin the le. (Lary be bed already gives notice. Mr. A. WITH rose so address the house is reformat to the noble lord's maim but he was called to order by the Speaker. there Wag as motion before the Mass, and the bon, landmass mama his mob The house sollommed at 5 Takata to 6 o'closk. 111 b. • •I • • f • ri fe tpmai • Litrikdifr ja t 1 * %sik , Tit vibes et width bade ea to restrain truth which sei de se gmtep be the truth—believiag as I that fil is pret study ei the sad • vi z= ear thoeglits to • grea i r e ubject, to Ha a =biers us, and to be alga to distinguish Pus el the trutlu of the future, sad urea to assist sehen to sae them—l coesequently think there er baths *dish • few ere now habits end proclaiming, but with seeped to which the time has sot et y none when it would be possible to bring them pnereliy into operation Sad preptes That is when mesa by advanced liberalism. (Cuss..} Bat does It follew that because amu eta He somethlag of the felon he is not capable of judging of to day 1 That is what the duns will tell you ; but I will means to tonna the peopositbm, sad will my that the null persons who sea judge for the present—for today rightly and safely—sue thou who baled, to-marrow in their deliberations. If we see towards what thisp an bang, what the tendeseits are which we ought to en. average and what to resist, we shall take care that the po- May of the moment shall be nth as to fit us, sad not unfit no, for the bleu (Ohms) The very pea os who would refuse to express a simile iota of his opinions as to what may be best for himself, may be the very man who would in practices's/opt any remenable compromise which would give him even a little of that of which he hopes is time to obtain &IL 'There is one more topic ca which I have something to my_. I have told you one of the reamer why, other I have nab sway to bag, I owls to you now. But there is another. The ocintest hat changed its &scatter. It sow no leapt regards me. Yon are silted upon to decide, not whether yen prefer me to some Gee else, but the question is, whether the reproosolation of West minster—op to this time the most honourable seat in the ' Roust of Commons—is to be hereafter obtained by the hottest oboist of the canatituents, or to he had for mossy. (Cheers) That such a question should be put, musk more that there should be a doubt about the result, is 'sough to seal with shame every elector of Westminster. (Btu hen.) We reformers have been socustomed to demand that the great landed nobility of the country should no has It in their power to sealat their eons baser ve protigis iato per lament, over the heads of those who have so claims upon pausal or hereditary in fluence. Bat of what advantage to us is it that such isthmus ribald .be given cep? What profits it to us to weaken the aristocratic assistance if setts in Palibluelli are to be pet up to auction?—and what it it but putting them up to analog if they are to he headed aver to the man who las the longest purse, and who is willing to speed his moon ? (Hoar, hen.) Of all polik cal 11611111 DOSI of the present day, the one that concerns us the most to make a stand spinst, and an effectual OWN is the iafluene resulting from the great facilities for money getting, white arises from the snexemplad oommer alai pros perity of the °neatly, and whisk it Mang up • con stantly uterenaing eruct of ponces who have made large fortunes, or whose fathers have made large fortunes for them, and who use their mosey for the purpose of obtaining admission into a reek of society higher than that Is which they move, in the °sly possible way is which it ma be used foe rush a purpose, namely, by obtaining a seat is parliament. But, geeMemes, was it for such ' • purpose as that, think you, that the Rouse I of COMIEMOta was institutad ? (Chests.) I em the very last penes to my anything discaspectfal of the dam of persons of whom I em speaking, nor do I pretend that they have no business to try sad get into whiniest. I Many of them have very sung claims, by their knowledge and abthties, to a mat is th e House of Oonistoss. and they 1 I form an element that could be ill spared from it ; but it is I =non those amen them who have the least chance of es elected, who have no chance whatever se getting into society by their own talents, or wins ratios, or influence, who are under the strongest temptations to employ their menu in a lavish expeditors of their money for the oorrepties of the electors. I say sorruption, not mewing necessarily any violation of the law for there ia • pod deal of corruption which is not technically bribny. It is sot more perception to give money to get into parmerit thee it is to pay a man for exhibiting a placard in his window for the purpose of inducing him to vote for the mae whop ays lum. Imy that thesis who do ester parliamen through pooh =saes represent the vices of the constituents. It is in vain to hope that men will he estaused of dojos each things so keg as they us not cut in ocelot for it ; but perhaps you may purest them from . og in the experiment which they have I tried bore of bringing In • tory candidate by sia expenditure more profuuseee,, 1 believe, thee he. ever been indulged in by say tory candida a before. (Cheers.) It is tolerably web known to the electors of Westaninther, lied it is so din t to suppose, Mat the tory candidate relies pria =Zoo money, because if the tories thought you had tuned oonservativs•—(a laugh)—if they imagined that you bad had 'sough of reform, that coutitotionsl improvement had pee far enough, and that it was time to stop th, surely they would have endeavoured to cobble the representrino of Westminster for one of their fora most mes s a wen who is an homier to their part e, such a man, for instance, as Lord Stanley, hatted of a maa who is reedy to speed money most profisele. I sek yea will you allow sash a procesdieg to eueteed ? (Cries el " No, so.") It is no exaggeration to ea that all eyes me um you. Every friend of f and pertly ' 1 of election is looking to yea with sexism hopes. There is another and a vary different clam of per sons whose yes are epos yea. They are thole who toll vats a oeetempt for the people. AU these are wstobiee you hoping to lad you worthy of their contempt. They are already reloicieg in the possible success of the attempt at this debauchery of the connitusecy ; they say that it is ' sot in you to elect any man except he is willing to spend his mousy, that public principles are sot to be expected from such eats as you, sad they are watabieg anxiously and eagerly to see you justify their *pions. 1 hope you will disappoint them If I should turn out an entire fallen end disappoint e expectation, still you would Lave ua notb l iato be of, because you would have sat asated sad far what you thought wee the publio good. Om the same thing be said if you allow to be elected in Westminster the outdidate of • party spinet whopsprin ciples Westin/ester has for a century past protested, au amount of his money ? If this grist oustituary be sot toss b itself on the presentneseloo, ann ca will it wove a sown of mortification to all who love the people, but Westminster will have fall's hem her high position, the will never be able to bold her heed so hich agate, sod s ths peat Mlle of freedom and progress, whtch cannot will have to go forward in blare without her. (Loud =ntinued cheering , is the midst of which the boa. le resumed his seat.) Kt HAIROW (a acesiseter) asked what we Mr. Mira • views with respect to marriage with • deceased wife's sister. (Grist laughter, and oriel of " Oh," sod " Bear, hoar.") Mr. MILL said be did sot expect that that would be the first question put to his, bat, on the spur of the moment, be would say that it did sot appear that there was any serious ground for prohibiting such marriages. (Cheers.) l ln answer to an ot her questaoe put by Mr. Moutons who mid he was an elector of the City of London, though not of Westminster, Mr. libu mid he us opposed to the onion of church mid state, sad would cut away the Irish church root sad ', tessob. (Loud elthers.) 1 Kr. WHITELY said it was probable that is the nut par I lissisot they would hear a good deal of the Permissive Bill. Be wished to know the views of Mr. Mill on that point, Mors how.) Mr. MILL replied him to touch, bemuse the answer which be I wee eosicientiously compelled to give was ore outrary to the 001110611 of parsons for whom be had • dame re lied mod sympathy. (Hear, bar.) H. speed the. lY with the teetobilere sad the ttespeasse leagues r ira b eobbets they bad in view, because he believed that the ahem of drunkeessos was cao of the posted ob i to real annul propels. (Cheers.) Bat for •all I that he could sot asy that because some pontos' abused the liberty sow given to nes iatotiostism Pepin, others should l i =ed of the power of temperately. The itur:S ir ve Bill gave the power , , ity to coerce the miserity in that respect, and he could sot 1 &sent to such a 0300/11ta. (clwirs. ) ; ! bested to im. proved Wootton to ruder all snob soassimelegialatioe en . (Chem) we ll a Nsirrste—l us pertain satisfied. (dicers./ Several other questions berme beea asked and web facionly answered, Mr. batmen( moved • resolution approving of Mr. Mills. • fit and proper candidate for the city. Profane Fawcett, the Moe. Lyulpb Stanley, Mr. IL Chambers, Mr. T. B. Potter, sad othen, mobs in support of the motile% which woe steeled by socbuttioa amidst losgeostisiusd chases, sad the meeting separated after the soul unpliment to the thairreas. utak as entitled ihe pediplag Vie sgrais ossidagas el the tulantry. whet) kir 61 eissieremps that rumor rule, which should be the %ire 1 1 2 =st the puilueset et 1859 had, obstring as in. perfectice of kaftan proossdlw, sad to mmoillate appesi, done me well as shy however shown weld have dose. (Ohara.) Ha ad mitted that by the peeper of the country shoe lin the standard of Stamm for the franchise was now by a lower natal 101. (Loud cheers.) Cr i won d t those who thought that every man bed • right to the franchise, and who were willing to impairs sad take what oseseates of embanchlsemeat they could apt ran in stalment only. Them were others who wiaed he operate with our existiag inallintioas, NI we had roodved *me, for • founded**, and who believed the working dames were not as large an element of the Geostlluseelse as they might be with advantage to the government and legislation of the ocuotrf. He need sot na that to the latter of them alums he beloeged. (Cheesy. y ) At the emaclosion of Mn Peel's address • resolutiou approving of his roelortico was pared. letnniassoc.—The address of Lord Ronelogh to the elector. of Middlesex bee been Bead He seeks their suffrages "r a coestitutionallet, sad or who will un flinoluagly e those soberest of Isgielatioa whisk mina at Ameneaafeiag our great went', and people." Manvimmoice..—Leat evening a meeting consist ing of about 1,000 electors sad an equal amber of aoa electors of the borough of Maa7lehose took plum is Allan's Riding School, Beyeasterequare, for the purpose of bearing Mr. Thomas Chambers, else of the candidates to repraniat the liberal interests of the beeeugh is parliament. Mr. A. N. Shaw, a member* , the Matropolitaaard el Werke, presided, supported by Mr. Sleigh, see. (barrister), Dv. (Jollies, Dr. O'Oonnov, Dr. Wyo., Messrs. Williams, Moore, Looser, Faddy". Shield; Sybil', Forams. Buckingham, Haggard, Beintridgo, Daniels, Bird, &swore, he. After • brief speech the chairman introduced Mr. Chambers, who wee received with great applause. Mr. Chambers having stated his political matimente at cassiderakie length, Mr. Faunas moved, and Mr. Sothic' mended, a resolution declaring Mr. Chambers a fit sod eraser gore= to t the borough of ifaryleboee in parliament, sod pledging the meting to support ties at the ems* election, which was carried with great vellums. Ktirchserrat. —The adjourned meeting of the Potter-Turns party es Tuesday evening received • report to the effect that the Mayer and Kr. Money aladrione had both declined the mooed invitation to beams sandidatee for the borough. It wee amide a matter et complaint that the whig element in the former meeting wee wanting at ibis. Os the :notion of Mr. Lawler, Q.C., it was that Admiral Beaman (who was defeated at the= floe) should be brought forward. It was explained that he wee absent ore foreign service, sad could Roe be eomeinei eated with, bat the motion wee carried. Mr. J. W. Machu* advised that the oosserystlyse should Mao vote for Mr. Abel Heywood (the ultra-liberalandidete), and plum him at the head of the poll. The advice was loudly *blared. Rrros.—Sir Charles Wood yesterday, for the first time, net the electors of Ripe. as • candidate for the representation d that city. The right hon. brevet referred to his retirement from Halifax and the pre ceedings taking plam is that town to enure his ve• election for the borough, wed nude some reestrks with a new to remove the impreasioa that be was not a beer Wm esatlictste for Riper. He then entered at great beech Into his past political career, and was throughout well remind. Mr. Greenwood, M.P., who is again seeking to be retnroed to parliameat for the City, also addressed the electors at the sloes of Sir Charles Woods speech. STAT7OIID.—Mr. Alderman Sidney retired from the Gooiest yesterday of lemma Taswoirru.—The election for this borough, it seems, is not to be allowed to per over without • wettest. A handbill has been trued mecum* that Mr. Daniel, 40., iateads to offer himself as • cambia* in the conser vative interest. Mr. Daniel contested the borough at the general election in 1859, sad polled 80 votes, against 341 gives for Sir Robert Peel, end 285 for Lord Bayeitam.— Bimini/Liss Daily Pod. Waer RlDuro.—lna porting address Sir John Ranseden, aste r returning thanks for the peat kinder' and cooficlemo of the electors, declares that the sadden sad unexpected seveareaos of the commotion between, bimetal and the constitimmoy bad canted him deep pain and disappointment. He, however, derives satis tactics from the knowledge that Lord Milton has some forward to occupy the pleas as a candidate whisk be wee compelled to vacate, and adds a bops " that the battle which circumstance, did sot permit him to fight, may be decisively won by his lordship, is ocompany with the oolleepe (Mr. Besomoot) who has so pliantly thrown himself into the straggle." ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. WESTMINSTER. A densely crowded meeting of the electors of Weettniaster assembled last night at St. Jesies's-ball, Re gest-strait, on the ievitstioe of Mr. Stuart Kill's sem mitts", to bear as address from the bon. candidate. Not only was the body of the hall peeked to its full extent, but the galleries wore filled by • douse body of people, among whom Wen a considerable number of ladies. Mr. S. Mill on entering the ball was loudly cheered. The chair was takes by Dr. LASlZellil, who introduced the hoe. candidate. He observed that Mr. Mill was an en. knows to the men of Eaglaad by reputation. Wherever the interest of humanity lay deep in the hearts of men, there the name of John Stuart Mill was I known. They saw before them the greet phikeoplar of the day._ and he should have ben still better pleased if they could have sleeted him without seeing him. He wee not the chimeras theorist which he was said to be, bat bad ceased to write and advocate poetised camores. Indeed, he was of all men one of the mad practical, sad though some of his ideas were termed crotchets, they would tura out to be the seed from which they would hereafter have abeadaat Inman He hoped he would not be opposed bemuse he might happen to kid religious *pintoes differing from others. He thought the most disgraceful feature of the present West:dasher elm ties was the . opposition raised to him cc wont of his I religions opincioe. He sonsed nab opponents of want of Christian charity, and they ought to be silent wises • gas like Mr. Mill came forward sod aimed to represent them to parliament. Kr. Mti.h, ea rising, was remind with renewed "haring. He spoke as follows—Ladies and those~ —lt is wada ble toot many person present desire that I 'Mold expiate why it ft that I have hitherto abstained from all the on& vary practioss of candidates—even from weans( at Wilk, merino of electors. My remise for Meg so wore mentioned is the letter in whisk I aisainted to hams • candidate. Wham I said in that letter that I did see desire to sit in parliament, I tusent-what I said. I have so personal object to be promoted by it. It is • oat smith" of pensonal tastes and pared% arid of that liberty which I value the more because I have scaly noestly acquired it after • life spent in the restraints of • public of iee. Many people think that • writer of books, like myself. cannot have had asy • expo- Kean The tact is, I have many Mars of every day for thirty-dve years in • active busters sf a public oho° Those persoaal considerations, however, I have cast aside. Bat there was on thing that I could not so easily amt aside — my rooted dislike to the mode is which the suffrages of electors'are ordinarily aright. To be teleined by a greet bay of one's casetrynin as their repre ss/retire is parlisineet of what is highest in their minds and ocereenose, their sincere onvictions end patriotic Minim, is ass of the highest honours that it is possible for the citira of a fres Dmitri to receive; bat to be sent into parliament to regiment that portioa of the electone minds which is to be got .at far money, to be retailed by teeter?, by "apes cm thing and soother, and by laying things sot intended to re el = upon, being oostnry to use's owe onviation, end where it is a greater breach el morality to ken faith ties to beak it—such • tation %hada cososive to be • disgrace Masa of as °Dour. (Cheers.) Therefore it was that whim a poetics of this great cosatinescy made to me the most neezpested sod flattering proposal that I should become a endplate, I answere I that if I did it should ma be by ',yin oat 10,000 f., or by giving soy pledges except the single Co. to be always open and above board. (Chows.) Neither should it be by soliciting votes, for the while system of pooped solicitation is • mistake. Not that I would reedessa those who ooaform to • bed custom, provided they de nothing to make it woos then they found ft ; list a seat hi parliament has no right to be a matter of solicitallee, because it caanot be • matter of favour. You have so right to elect anybody but the fittest man, sod to the boomed Weekender a body of men were fazed who were sufficient' alive to what is due to public principle, sufa ideally eslldtesr fee their own honour sad the honor of the ceeditnents tory, that it is sot the matt who does these things, but the rasa who does not do them, who is worthy to be elected. (Cheers.) That is the way in which I be came a candidate, and acting en the principle that you are bond to elect the fittest roan, would it be desist ia me to lave come before yes and a say, "Here ao to) was of merit—elect toe?" lam sot booboo's' I osed tohrome • medlar* myself, Witham.* I on propasa by others, and, thought lay itetyssif, with such exaggeration and depth of kind feeling, for which I never could be too grateful, by innumerable persons almost all unkaowe h ave Perhaps you my ask me, shoe for this reason I not come mow you all this week, why has I come among you sow. It is far two reasons. I wen told by those who had reason to know the feet, that many of you desire to Mow more of am than you bave been able to collect from what I have written). Such a 'tremor as that left me no optics. You ' have a right to judge of the man who aspires to represset you, sad whatever you think proper to ask him his political opinions, it is his duty to tell you, e am b a them not °sly with perfect truth, but with perfect oper nen (Meru) It would have been very asy for me te put forth • plausible prefessios of political faith ; it seed even have been one of those wishy-washy, meaning less, epicurism addressee which the papers are so full of, whisk a tory or • radial might - Ake make, whioh bind them to soda% sad which meld be ooesisteat with my vote they might afterwards give. I could have made out • real bone fide lid of important political questions on which I have the satisfaction of entirely ermarring with I you ; I might have passed gently over all subjects of pop , MIAs difference ; and I might have been perfectly weave 1 about my opinions which could have stertled any one. I I did the reverse of this. (User, hear.) I put forth so address, but lasted of it I undertook that whatever quarries yea put to me concerning my polities' edam I would answer tally. To questions white you did put to me I answered with • degree of unreesrvednem that has been a sort of reproach. Whet obliged me to say anything to you about woman's votes or the migeremetation of maritime? Is It likely that any of you would have imestiosed ins ea those points , (Hear, hest-) You Watt me what were my opinions on reform, and te aoswerlag I did not thiak it was cousielleat with plain dealing to keep back any part of them. (Cheers.) By doing the I lowered myself prodigiously is the opinions of those wise wrens who think that all • casdldate has todo is to dimandie, to earn to commit himself to nothing if he an help it. " How %lodides'," raid 01111 ; glew impractical," said mother ; " How as he possibly to be elected es each • programme r was the thought of marry sincere friends. In answer to all this I begged than to madder an if I had to I would rather he honest than sleeted. ( here.) Thee pse i thought, also, perhope the electors of Westminster would HOUSE OF OOMMONEt.*—WEDITZSDAT, JULY 5. like to be hosed too—(lend and continued cheering)—sod The Serum took the chair at 4 o'clock. I think that they will be of opinion that the man who deals ROYAL COMMISSION. honestly with them before he is elected is of all men the • Oslesel Clifford, the yeoman usher of the black red, meet likely to deal konstly with them after he is. (Heir, gam to the table and summoned the house to the House bear.) On thing lam very sure of, that even though a ef Peers, to hear the meal assent given by commission to ma ilmid lase n" 81410 . 1 ° 6 bLit. hoboi7 k th• La st Pac e/sera bills. Mal thing in the world. (Reamed cheers.) I presume that you will Moll me y expect to go through a whole car •TM SPILIIIIA, having returned and taken the chair, re- td . of politic a l topics o f tho dt ic - , a a to to n yet to ) parted the result to the house. aims epee them on by on. It would be borer thatl PRIVATE BILLS. aoswer martins afterwards, and give you any ex- The Lola amendments to the following bills were :ow planation that you may desire ou particular points. steered and agreed to i—Afna Valley llanway, Alexandra What I will do now is to attempt to give you ftlewport Decks. Manchester, SiteKsbi, and Lfticalsehire an hue of th e met a t eg gesey e g my ° og ees . Railway • Itch and Surrey and Innen Junction lam len as the advocate of advanced liberalism, and Reilweys Rills. I should like to tell you what in my eltillietiOS those THE ROMAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY IN words mean. Mr. Oladetose, in on of his memorable IRELAND. speeches, which has taught every Bindle* reformer in the Kr. HENNESSY mid be wished to ask a question of the country to look to him as our future parliamentsz er lea t r e rig s. = baronet the Home Secretary in edemas to M. —(chers)—ties given a his definition of the shalt were supposed to hove been gat en be- between • tory and • libels'. He has sail that liberalism t wo the goverment sod the Roman catholic, btMops is trust le the people, limited only by couldencie, • Roman catholic university in hefted. The and toryism is trust is the people limited °iffy i s by fees, =4:l. genllessa the member for Loath (Nr. C. For- and • very good sod apt descriptiou it of the tesase) had mestiosed in his address to his conetitasets that elimination between the two principles. There is, hoo k was with the greatest satisfaction that the government ever, la my opinion, • still wider distinetion between a had fouled that the promoters of • Ram catholic naive'. liberal ands tory Wet thee that. A liberal is • preen gay in Ireland woo prepared to meet their views on the who looks forward for his principles of sovernmest, whits Bet he (Mr. Hennessy) bed mereed a WMr from a tory looks backwards. (Loud cheers.) The tory is of = a hlthop Miler, in which he stated that the Boma °Oros that the real model of good government Iles I s bishops had not entered hito any &Ahem where babied as in the region of the past, sad the Frei upon that question, sod that ea areas hid pie upon which the government of the future abeaM de fines authorised to act in the came of their body. pond is to be found in the subjection and dependence of the finder them eirourestances he wished to know from the great Dimon of the community is temporal matters upon right Ma. baronet how far tbe statement made la Me the hereditary of wealth, anis spiritual matters skean Wives of the right hoe. gentlemen the member upon the ohm° and the tory therefore to the for Lindh, and the rumours to which it referred, wen last moment everything that could possiblyend as farther ow ed, and whether she government had seared into any away boss these models of preanment. When, therefore, essamuniatioss with the Roman catholic bishops, and If se he sincerely imeas his defeat as • Dew/salty el the age, whether they bad agreed or disagreed to the proposals he still hookas after the past, he still thin% that good shah had boss submittal to them. gothrosiest the restoration in some shape or other 440. GREY said the hoe. member had not gives his of feudal old he antleuei to oppose all further satins of this question until jai before he rose to put it. progress in the sew dimming). (Hem, hear.)_ A liberal fe them %ethos he made the statement on the part oldie rtithiag vary different from this. He probably goverenaddepen that subject his had bad so freed OM* that we hare sot yet arrived at the perfect l eisiilealgoes jay any peeps in resp ect to the th ew I. =of good emsonsoot, bid that it lies before and not lie nal is Me ghetto of the QOMS UnivonitY Is. War to • bthilojk tut, that we are too far off even to ned. appore be be the wiebes of the Boma odhqlhe be We to ore it at mem% exempt is outline, bat that le Ude; AS the !shied of obtaining de 1 4 bad mg .Ven clear% fa what direction it lies, not air- Cli umdiat been is elltelthwth with the Lord Theamath ma Moly "arefsai of dependency, but in the smascipa WWI MOO Simile ratted% trifled' of his own far doe • elessee—soon freedom. moreequidity, Ow peeped Tir Omertainieg from them in what mop moo •ly of seek pima for himself. (Mon) the AIM in view could be effected. DM he That, gee ,Is the Met ankle of ET politiosi t t e fted. had . bid so communicstios direct, or indirei formal . (Mesa) Nee for the mom& , plainciad us I that err Wormer, with any, Romeo edema% aside- He hid ea I neelety and poetical inabilities" am or ought to ia • skeeter otemeke distinctly dad the views of the goverra. I state of pommies edreaseaeit, and dist et is the very LORD DERBY AND THE BOMAN CATHOLICS. Dr. 13akewell, of Hanley, a Roman catholic imp porter of Mr. Bamford Hope, having costestsiosted to Lord Derby the indigoation felt by hie co-religionists at the offensive expressions used by the *obi* lord in the recast debate on the Boman Catholic Oath Bill, his lordship Lis forwarded to his oorrsapondsot the fallowiag exploration: "St. James'►egnare. July 4, 1865. . _ " Sir,-1 have to acknowledge ths receipt al your letter of the 2nd inst. Absence from town duriag the whale of yesterday prevented my replying to it by rehire of pest I should be very sorry that any vote or speech of mine should prejudice the interests of a conservative caerbiate at the approaching electionis, bet I should be Mal more so if say expressioa need by as should give jog mese el offense to any of my fellow aceetryines. Nothing, undoubtedly, was further from my thoughts es the war doe to which you refer. As to the mite itself, I should have been most happy, as I distinctly stated, to relieve the Roman mithelice from the obligation of diedakeieg pria ciplm the impetration of which they feel to be elleasive to them, and from the disclaimers of which protesteste have (very recently) bees relieved ; but I could not comsat hastily, and without ksowiag the feel ings of messiest, generally, to abrqpte an oath which was iatrodeeed, and in the prepoitioe of the highest Rome catholic autborities, es a safeguard to the established church. The goverment Wen to separate the two, sad allow the flat to be repealed without the repeal of tie ether also, sad I thevefere feel that had so alternative but to give what I admitted was a releoleat vole spied the mooed raiding of the bill. " As to tin particular a:premise to which yea refer as bavinfiliivion umbrage, asy_ooe who will do me the favour of looking at my speech wlil see that If there were anything deceive in the expremloo lam not responsible for it, but that I referred to it as han b, bese a phrase which I Amur Mcleod as being ' more f • than elegant,' or some such expression, intro:lased by Mr. Remedy, a member of par liament recently returned ter at Irish musty, sad 'gaiety by the influence of the Roman catholic clergy, and who &sag so perseveringly to the expression that whin replied to as having veins of ' unlocking the lips of members,' hi laterrepted by saying, 'The words I used were, " Unmemie the mators." ' Quoting his words, I followed up his metaphor. 1 oerteinlb however, should sot have dorm so Ind I beeigiewi that it would be capable of La amerce interpretation, and I should greatly regret to fled that it had wounded the feelings of any Mass of my fellow-subjects. " You are at liberty so make any re yea thick lit of this letter. —I am, sir, your obsclient servent, " R. H. Braswell. Hag., M.D." "DIZZY. Csmidl I 000DW00D MILL to to 1 sot ftlooomoot (It lob Iyllw on ih6. 1 - Harry DM. IS to 1 Mar Nod (14 Mel 4 It t• 1 litioltt (8 a a)OD to to I sessmica GOODWr. Ito 1 oat MY to f Akio., 0117 . to I opt ong Am A t 7 to xi CMOS= —Ma Osowsioner or ZooLewo ‘lll O ?I Peat= of IoOLAWA—TIeb wash limo WS esagoileo nekeier M belt•pase Gwo. at the alwohn. I. tower d lie *we by US num The ing hi Tel 44 ; tlzistuir...,i - rt's•hire I v h tisiags, 214; . Glrf V. Ozossioulocrim &How. A soli aos) riakriitzursr"...="..l:::=l l o. Brium 1 4 JOWL • match between i esuilles A bo oemeseoll SY meshy oe °mod Orsbil Oast Olormio Oismi eft ail aria Alas Chino Midi Ones aft ate. Omni Om Oswe • Saw LUNACY AWL —llasowday ea a 44 d isim was Waal to rnla aaa mud the kr* 111/4 set as AirpoiWAis 1•14 24. AO iss I. arm; ea QOM§ as at. mow wom mauler maim boa ado amewew. Ile law b le , ter 'Moat nosedwa ir, OW.) 11. signmi MN, sum m.........., sod the teuPsessos beelines letter.-1 rms, sir, oury obedient ?erten*, _ maw hen her, ea she soy ehe kwe sway mis kamus maw as :_, . and mg ash add w, because he believed that ..11, H. Batsmen, Fag., hLD.' "DIM. h ere tansy i was ow of the greatest oh. ma. (Closem.) Bat for all POWDER EXPLOSION ST PLYMOUTH. inotiag this mutual oduestka the. ewe Lotus, es those eime me ohm. ■wwilirasubtookoteenDA:ina.ed we haZbeis to ul' l teori asa bc ;: ki g kn .:Pe n opi n : b o a r ig ho tho w y ill ms6" tbink eet mouse af tee pr ::: be "1810,311:;81:112:::,:endoshair: fie , lind, saluog e "4.l l: l4 : eviem inal laili"l a ssomm el f b 7seee. k..n. ome. essh, Theseverksidua : 6 :lo:l.4 °. 4l ll : . Caul stowed sicatiash i lti=tbera Would M, °4 7,: e Z'____„„... Th ee e at A bou t 10 10 D o:o w l a ocli s h ti t s m P r o L a i tat il ing O ::::fire R. dry subjects will willingly nobs to see gooiest& diem wee IA& 4 4 1 .) sad he wild sat th e t o rao ca t a i um Adelaide. Moberg. of Lieeteneat and les 66 " se* Ml* 6•6 regret that a lulu "MOO r was'o-wegesseet, ems gget z ixt „ , „tr. howls' • Cal Mew.) , ; Wasted to W. with a sargeoe immediately. that of hearers was not peewit to besett by these rewolcaide Yr. T. & pewee's Ni la Clarke, WWI re 013.= . • I sath las a la S lagadati°l um ' suer on approaching foand a number of women ta d l e m ma lir. tie tiers Bartow Allsa, e yes 0111. Th e -11 Owhoei i ileill niy N elda (Li e ...) _..... abildni ted k is e rmared oa the beezi on a almo s t suff sim ocale ol d Na by sty the . amok., ishi Betting : Stol oa Zwriwr. wbe INN by We Wilt • 'nag lees al " and '''''''" daft so, about half-past 11 o'clock, • lend explosion NATAL AND MILZTANY. three heaths Wawa assendi semi add. 'Br wirers' ecoarred, era an Glenn goo woo fired from fount Wise. --0-- Dail r l the ntion at ap y provieg of Mr. Mill as The ire seems iron the Rer d A g e i s m, , cmeepme. end b=rztnvf.v.....delasfal O s. Pl* Bore :Mt c o ...g m Ant4ll•l3l', JULY 15. - Anonwwwww.-3favig B Owebridge, and saw arsiatense, Mauling csdet 0. F. maynard, who 00notamos. t0 . : :A L .0..... yu1pb ..... Sta v n .. l7 : ...N..r.......... were., she (ow e, 1,..b cam ,,,,,,, w , mond, bit u m , Two Wks. ....1.4 --- "s.. ~,T,L Z .:',...". ......' ere not of more e ali®, am We .4esinsolico was Women IPOILTIBIOUTEI, Jou 5. ldr. W. naggers Calm 011. be itedeuellevaiteo int nib 11. i " 1 ''- amidst w let& It appears t h a t Ds* , 445 smo th er sun The Mullet, 5, lICTOW gun vessel, Commodes C. kr. gashosers eiser aga res lit Mb comp l Dal the mein ellPseslei sits mg powder throwii the " inaterial teem," H . li mommeem iaag m %ahem t o .day hem the wed Hamm &Wog :20to 1 Weal cerry sei Whir Ow, she we le i ebarossa. -- wises they observed fire, aww ild t efitsuldis. is 11 " of Africa, mid efterwards sailed for Wiser n ew. to die ewer try • length. •• _ . _ sea 06 BM 90111POLAT1011 imams IlairroMe of 3 -}l2.' F. Peel has been ad ' tresawhishwirMih,r". cr.:l.' 7 .Z °slight*: m elleter ezplce . rho am t he PaY oekeko j e. aut si wilmid"6 36. m me mee , m ag o . °web, th e H ee. wll2O added, for Whoa lama& Beilsongs' of his constituents this week. meme mi W roo m peatiiDed ()WIWI", of saltpetre sod Fitege ma A. Fo l ey , h ew i ng th e g ig e t HeemA d m k e i a. lei Reide m t,precor. era bit s g mb 0, 0 1 y smis the t.d more lkrl ed i v n aso th ed e Pulb seetirn n o; exeme nttrata w a w a s mn . ldYbur usima' vbieb ti m b. " . **it'd bY some B. Wm... te eider ads. te, sit tousserie few lb& 14.1.iniews tiaras use. IVS. is Dee Duerbened Mr PM 1112 binh sr- o a l iwngta ._ ~_b e_ _._ _.__. b " ma eiderable Pre 6lo •• of the hildillanu2 r , sad C.egUai , 6 0 ea' a glaa °°. : liaditariaaam a ' ''' "'"'`. `" Ili Ifni'," tity of prepared tan on the wooed floor, and to thie fall is Ballig :sto 4 es °wow 2le I slid Tansy. eel t i g Dee ,f ru r.h. " ,..1... `" ti" 2 leitZtta" attribilted the rosin explosioo. The Monitors tondocon a pt wry esker. Wes by thrwwiebsee ei • Indillii 6 Dee _b_ ,____.__ ___ th e i ris. w ith ou t mo w. their powder is mwerplonva. The Tee KID of WO _ANWitI . We BLOCSAM -Pre- weer isiew 4 sod *W. i Partiam."' and " liaiii " neke sod frost wall of ass of the largo stone ere cinema, and eldes t y J ohnson baprium its t r;::.t zrw...i.,gk,., imiat nmauze "fiat to pas, the slaw are blown off the root, In ol the d America.- ammo AT 11A21011141TBIL-Waneasoa l. DM MAW there were mow why m am ma n ear, the ceilings of their now wee blow dews, Whereas, by the priodaleatien of the ti_wisar ile as Plak 00020Www mama mot (1. 0 . 04 . 1 . e, ,_,_ _of blobs. pledgee was ~,A with ewe is broker'. Most of their for-gums wee w- end 27th of Ayr% UR, • of within parted the ne to INW Ciarelleela_ (IL to et 1 ewe Wee , m "am a. " ''''. is a ail "' Mea. moved- It is impowille to lons a correct shares of the Untied OWN tree eaten lost ; bet whereon tat resew§ for lb to 1 - le to 1 D iu alt raai to each d*** .s, dump ; some madder it to amount to MOM The sine that sumo' have ewe& le adds New, Illeireleas. be it , e w 1 - Z e ll T o , se) no se s _ sassomw oolw Illa 66 of dam ' that " P lai lt and bnding" baleen to Lord Clinics ; they were loess* , known, dal I. Sedum adrato. PresidwileY the UMW '' bawl soaked to pew the wog for a b rew ery by the Admiralty. Finfon,do hereby der-limened enchain the bleihadealoweeld 1307 OW. ~. MAW. wish were ao fired upon toberweinded as to all the pertesforwid, faelediag that of a 4 ' 1 wiT i ti Air Ot ais 1 spa my etWe We Del • war a* thanes of • reform bill Ihi fho right bo n . gentleman then WAOIII MOTIIIINT Dr win Btrillgoo Tnobi I thlwaska whiee peele aad w a cahla b e evee p arta ie wa i r ryiss ag th o l umern ** lol . l 4 . tbe rtm u l au de et action which it -A mostleg was held lase weakly is Oant. I .I.l„,me_ the tenni anlecoditions mit forth bum pro- la= 1 . N5 Gsomocie or looknso tea parliament weld apply to iti , bridgra ti Nelusenvlust. to tat into solidus*. ' - e g am egleeTh'or i the yingigay we, It lew be e en till e _PlA ll . 4 0 7 IIeLUDX - Tlds list* . 16 Il is E l Dee to maintain es hewerable woes the reply of ti's builders to a imaaaatal hen Sl* ever, that the bl oc kade thus rescinded wee en inieesaliseel IS hapset be, at lb Der sweat of 1850 had performed in earpooters and joiners, whin an ingress of wawa. memo fee she impose of protecting sim , sonedirs rob . "7'''' s Mogen. W i rt= the players by Ile tem The _., rett.,LthebettrUlliaaOthaa theyw l ag astablishoess tfius " a t * : weee b y tha resd alla by the al lial ieoeim mdaga m i lmall ' eke a r civn ll• su itad Dot i tiviTb• ragas to w otw i low l on .....s.a. bewelon ead ef M imi. tke re :-Zeet IW{ limier, . ._ _Oki owr i ,„ lei *MI, 5 Gawk lest WNW "" De et. Plum) Another Ma or majority ism I. hum 'd "mil the is* fit the Pu !' we in do owe restorbig thet - Wrsie WI& 1001111 IMO I _ A * Mee .pmt a tre e bob" - 1 h oer, " d " mini* the p ee " a 7lll ;La. teede i..a. hi r e lateen, am fora waste make it edvleshie le mph, the U..* v. Wil &RON. _ a l a r ee ) abroad. Plehluelt dam plows at ,__s renal mating _,, ' ..41 .... ''..... , any sad navy of the Vailed Mates towards may* the wee *rod at betaela Me Illa gr. Priit• pa = the eVes - 1 [rests nob s o f employers ''' , Uwe into elect Wormer wok ant my he wow rest ; Beigby we lm tr aill eas Ist=lb three um T. aoserdad to I freedom willingness to monde to the theload V oomph a i „,„,..... winno w I bare be ssisF sintim w Lim - A tomcat bewail I rail bele apes the unottils of wee set, sad a era he St. Joh* Weld 1414 = 111 - I enured the awai et the Halted Beam to be 44* seuntios will he reseseseed gip senrieg at Oreell.. )ti h rodeos sod reetha 7id. per hew to its MIL After cowiderable II c _. , re._ of ip_.....__..._ , ........__ ~ A ... •he tidal phi lb was rewind that • deputation el the own Would wait , the oi l c 7 our `"V I i Zsmi'''sbouretrZirriLaZr , = whh e freerillWailikesweill; an the lelPill.g. asst Iliad" mai ' sai n. le ffrothor ibi * k r: f l at i 11 " 74 " , awd. er the lea e l leedeme 411. V01Wi 11444 ' Mew LUNACY Aar. —Yesterday pia oil et 1 1111 l ,_ . mower as dr inthimoismn 7ag Amides the Seigi ess -ein . ii.-rinsswer dOtintet the wog wee bong to mg mind 10 losseW Ahn wir 116 meant. felsooset 4 . tended to SWIM to the &mod for a rime of Id. per Yew prowess. W. Awes " ow we , . lie to was laws speMely ' ibie the let e l dogook. It war ale epees that ai _ UK NA lie AM of BM as t i r Wow ; and is Bib repea t of the deegates Weald be bald ea the NW brit. to VATWAL PA1.11031.-- 0 01r3 annarme . DAL— sin fie op aum b, e a Ws „ bk. Web WI eitbility Ael•lbe• sow tats on the =wow to be adopted for asse the em. WiniliDAY, Josh 5.-...Adwlwiess •as 7,21.1 iterior andoes bet no mooder. The bot b WO W vet enmities, and others, was }here gave em averse reply. ditto by awes Whelk LSO ; total vese...r i ll i r g swim OWNS sossokte --- ~. POWDER EXPLOSION AT PLYMOUTH. WID11161)1T. About 10 o'clock this mornings fire was observed at the death Down Dismiss POWAS, Werke, lffilibtrook, sod the yollyboat of p th .t elo a rd Adelaide, is 'barge of Lieutenant Clarke, wm dm with a enigma immediately. That efflosr on approaching feud a number of women sod (Marla as the beech almost suffocated by the smoke, sod he mewed them to to place of safety. While dean so, Oast half-past 11 eolook, a load explosion moaned, and an alarm gen we. find from Yount Wise. The lire engines from the Bo* Adelaide, Oanspos, end Oamboade, and ether assistaitee, ittelmling Cammesdm Ails., the Q 0611114 harbourmaster, followed, but they were sot of much value, as the Issdeseiden wee absent complete.lt appears that Dewey sod waist am Wen canyiag powder through the " material ream," whom they observed fira, aid while attemptieg to Ti. treat were thrown Sown by use of the early explosions, which was of • comparatively slight character. The material room motained qmatities of saltpetre sad nitrite of sulphur, which became *sited by some enema usknown. When the doming was consumed, caw- Adorable porticos of the Middies fell soddenly as a gum tity of prepared tan on she greeted door. and to this fall is attributed the maim explosios. The tannins eselood that without pressure their powder is aon-eaplesive. The !Morel and treat wall of use of the large stores me destroyed, and the sham are blows off the met In emerald the lainermat cottages mar, the ceiliags of their meow were blows dews, and much glees is bream. Most of their [miters was se. mowed. It is impossible to form a earned estimate of all damage ; SOON comider it to amount to MOM Th e aide and baildings helm. to Lord Mhos ; they were form* used for a brewery by the Admicaltr. PERSONAL STATEDILENT. At a quarter pest The LORD CHANCELLOR rose and said—My lords, feel it to be my duty, out of the deep respect which I ewe le your lordabipe, to atteed here to-day, that I may personally announce to you that I have tendered the rat station of my office of Lord Chancellor to her Majesty, and that it has bees by her Majesty most graciously accepted. My lords, the step whist I took yesterday I should have taken several mouths ago if I had followed the dictates of my own judgment—(hear, hear)—and of my own feelings. But I felt that I was not at liberty to de so. As a member at the government I could sot take such a step without the pormiseion end renetion of the members of her Majesty's government. So far as I was spelt persoaally commend, posmosiss, as I brae the happy Dees to do, the friendship of the liable Iced at the heed of the gram nicest, and of the members of the cabieet, I laid aside my owe feeling., bens satisfied that my homer and my muse of duty were safe V I followed their opinion muter thee my ewe. (Heir, hear.) My lords, I felt that the bolder of the green seal ought never to be to the position of an accused prom, if, usfortueately, he was so. For my pact I fe't that it was doe he the peat office which I held that I should satire from it, sod meet say emulation that might be brought epic st me in the character of a private person Bat my *obis friend at the head of her Majesty's govern ment combated that minim, mid I think with great patos. He said it would sot do to admit that as a principle of pli lieal duty, or the coseepeerie would be that whoever thought fit to being forward as accusation would emceed in driviag the Lord Chancellor from office. Therefore, when the charges were first made, and were inveedgatal by a committee of your lordships' house, I 'striated to les allowed to retire. The answer I received, and to which I gave my unqualified assent, was the answer of my noble friend which I have just described to you. When the committee of the House of Commons was moved for I again renewed my solicitations. The gemerenseet, however, theaght I was boned, es the same principle, to undergo that inquiry, and I submitted to it again in deference to their wishes. When the late motile in the House of Commons was announced I apiareeemed my request that thatmotionmightbe remained uneeeemery by my resignation of my office. But my noble Mead thought it was say duty still to persiskend accordingly, my lords, my resignation, earnestly as I wished to mike it, wee postponed, is the inmost I have described to you, until yeierday. Now, let it not be far cue moment (imagined that I state this in order to set op my own opinion to the hind and judicious advise that I received, easier; as it did MOD a source that I was bound to reopen and obey. But I have troubled you with this statement is the hope that you will believe, and that the public will ' believe, that I have not clang to office, that I have had no desire to retain it, that I have not been inhumed by any hem or unworthy motives. With mgard to the opinion of the House of Commons I do not presume to my a weed. I lave bowed to that decision ; bat I may venture to hope that after an interval of time Balmer thoughts will prevail, and that feelings more framable to myself may be entertained. My lords, lam thankful for the opportunity which my tenure of office has afforded me of peeing measures origicatieg with myself, and which have received your keeships' approbation—mea sures which I believe, nay, which I venture from experience to say will be productive of great beeefit be the radie. With them I hope my mime will be associated. (Cheers.) I regret deeply that a ps , t aware which I have bad at heart—the formation of a digest of the entire law—l have been unable to iosuga rate ; for it was not until the session that the mum were startled by parliament for that putpose. My lords, I leave that peat scheme ready prepared to my suotemer. With regard to the tetras, I ems on'y minima to premise that it will be my zealous moiety, Is the character of a private member of this house, to promote sad moist in seseceplishieg all thus reforms and improvements in the sebniaistration of justice which I feel are yet required by the country. (Cheers.) My lords, with regard to the appellate business of your lordship' house, lam happy to say it is is what I thick will be found a satisfactory slats. There is sot a single judgment in smear save one, la Midi the ragnmeeto were emended only, after many days , learieg, the day before yesterday. (Hear, hear.) In Ohilielai. lam happy also to state that by the cad of the @Stine there will not. I believe, remala one appeal whom& sr a judgment not proem:mei. (Bear.) I mention this only le the hope that your lordship will emend echaowledge that it has 11611111 my most preset desire, frees the lime I assumed office, to give to the di charge of my *lend duty all my powers and my energies,and all Use industry I could asemeand. (Cheers.) .My lords, I have mo lting POW 01141 Q &Unto thank four lordships, which I do uni memilly, for the Magner which I have uniformly received. IS is very pomildp that by some words, by some inadver tence, by some want of attention or courtesy, I may have given pain, or I may have exposed myself to unfavourable I report. My lords, if that be the cane, I beg of you to as. espt the expression of my regret, sad I treat that It may be seised frees your memories. My lords, I have nothing more to sty tbs.* est I thank you for the kindness with eihicti you have listened to me. (Chem) The Consolidated Fusel Appropriation Bill was read a third time and passed. The Commose Amendments to the Admiralty Powers, ha, Bill, sad the Dockyard Poe ta Regulation Bill, were con. sidered and agreid to, sad the bills were read a third time end mewl. The Couineset; 'Amendmeato to the Lords' Amendments te the Prisons Bills end the Penalties Law Amendment Bill were coesidorod and agreed to, sad the bills were read • third time and passed. Their lordships adjourned at half-past 5 °Woe. PRAJIA. OLYttlie. Mr. H. Neville took Ms haat 'it this korMe last alight, and woo bosomed with the petemee of a needed aad distbrahhod aadisnoe. The sew dram of the fie wee pre formel, followed by a sew elawdeal eztoseaseass ham the Per. of as untried anther—Mr. F. T. Tema OM am tat bakers, el a weiHreewa smaserolitem megleirthei. aditied MINIM ; a Ms of s Ask Mr. Taal las widow* headed Ms style as that of Mr. F. a lhoised. sad Ms work is promising for a bet amt. The wriffletill WW I thee the esesemesisa ef the pima sad those is far tee mach of the saasie.hall elsossaa r thessagsaad" The astiai was of the amine herbage" order, sad the smeary sad drew were Best sad briniest. The aim& yrs@ Madly worthy of Mr. Tally, awl wee ewy earrowly waded by the asters. Badmen sow se am* swami womb mom of the old typs,, gat geed velessised modal trades ars rerideed by these who ropmeat Y. JULES SIMONS LIOTURJW AT TIM ROYAL INSTITUTION. It was a happy thought of the managers of the Royal 'minutiae to invite so dirtiogaialiod a writer„ orator, aad pohticiaa an IL Joke limos to Wotan to Ha mem b er s es a subject n istorestisi as the " Retsina mai lima Omelition of the Frensh Workbag Ohms." We mak however, cosh= that we think ft wee ans to the eloqueat lecturer sad to the persons who lea ma lamest is the important asbieet on whisk he was to speak to have mode his Mirada memos is Loudon mass Immo% end set to have cosised his maims wiildn the Heats d the esir sanliers to the Royal Institutive. As it was, his harms wan but fiw la sumbar, alibowo miry. by their high sank is the world all Labia Cr tit polities and thoeight gave a ellaresias sod hapastanss te the siestage which =haw= =ski have bees inning. The Coate aed Osaka* de Paris and the Doe de Oherine was moan the company, sad se were some of oar own distin guished MMq arson whom we may mention the Earl of Darby, Earl of Shaftesbury, Duke of Argyll. Lead lies* toe, and Mr. Gististese. The lecture* oonsieted of a amuse of three, sad were delivered on the Etth, 29th, sad 30th of Jaw. They were given in French, sad were eiteraeterised by the &ogees.. amileelleg whiali M. Juke writiap and epsomite' always per. and tibia the Taw& lam gunge, in We bands of a rem, in so capable of espy dug. Our duller English Mete memo dile 10 cripple our writes, and speakers on such subjeate. and to genii* their illestra goes sad their criticisms withia the limits of s sober and practical experience, sad to forbid the wanner expermiesse of the heart sad esessisese. It was not so with the ha ters: Mae Royal Grandee, who Moeda with dry sattis• Mee sad panful details touching the diMeeltiss, mdferimp, and viers a the massfacturing population of Pram, a hopeful spirit is the paribillty at their ereiluretkr, sod a tocebieg sympathy with their tribes sad their chime as Gibers, mothers, and cluldsem, which Mike did he.,.. to his mind sad heart. M. Jules Simon reviewed as mealtime of the female workers is ►is first Wears, sad deplored the evil sonamperees of their separation from their abhor, sad Ur soommary neglect of the duties of their homes I. order to ears s lorry parses in the berry. The boar table necessity of mead* their ehildree at se early age to Mr sales iodise meepatiou , with Its attemdeat crib, sad ell the other moral and material difficulties sad &amen which bare the workpeople of !mos, as they do mar owa. wen Famed is review, with such suggeatisas far &a remieval or anselioralios as had oseurred to exparleased and devoted mind of the lecturer. We have act gosee to follow M. Simon in his develorneat at his interest* subject, neither is IS asomessy, s;aor remises have a reed; moss to his thoughts in his published works, and much of his exparieace in the manufeetaring sides of hi own country is similar to that of explorers in the SUM spirit in ear own. But them is an icapornat and nesnifei dif ference between &Wish sad Franck workmen ia oes &mot, which it is well to point oat Jan now, whim the ex tame= of the [mashies to the working amen is a matter of such sharp costroversy among our pianists's'. The Frew* workman is the ocentent object of the anxiety and the Wigwam° of the government and the polies. Hones a feeling of distrust sad sospilien between the two, which militates inunensely against all hoprovoment of the ace& don of the workman'. The miasma looks at the govern ment as his enemy and his oppressor, the pmemmast at the workman as always a latest rinolationisk In vain does the gswerssasni seek its esea _ rity be omelant "suirefflancie sad " regimes tattoo." "The less there is of libesty, • mid IL Jules Ilbecon, "the more there is of sweet ameciatica smog them grown children we all the people Trial them with oeshdeisaie, he costinuei, sad you will sem have year reward in a nolprooation of the feeling. Bs was quite wiling to admit that they were swab of SWIMS errors aid peat vices, but they were alio opal& of pmt soli dified sad great virtues. Atom all he seateeded for the respect due to them in their family relations, sad that everything should be does to improve their dwelliapose is to win them away from the publishome ; that employment should be foaled for their wives at their owe homes ; le. above all, that their children should he educated. It wee of all things the most impatient to awakes their intelli gence, to make them meaceing Wage Wesel of mire machines of labour, which wee eta the tea dewy of their employmeat, as well as the mew (peace of their miserable social ecereillics. Y. him Simon wen of opinion, like all these who have stailisik the different aspects of our own warkpeopiCiliapmiemakiy, that the causes of their misery were chiefly mesh It is melees to give them the best of Methodism if they Imo ma the wisdom to improve their opporteaniffes. It is them fare to make them wiser in the me of the maim at their disposal that the efforts of the staleness sad philantlese pirt should be directed, as meek if sot more than to ow& I merely physical comfort. To this amiable and nothing se much cooduces, If. Jules Simon thinks, as the liberty of associating for mutual benefit in societies for the produalkm of work, the supply of provisions, sad other assematies sad far meetiag the erdiaary coutiegimates of lile aelf Wage. Amon the advantsems of oar Morisse& latemseres with France, we may rakers the probability of a belts baser. ledge of her habits and her institutions, the methods she adopts for the imosbating of Web dilieeltiss e and the elevation of her people. It Is often curved that we may learn away things from her, es she may also learn may things hem et, sad we know no better method of pro moting this mutest edecation thee sad breezes m these we have been desoribiag. People who will Rog tweak themselves to read books apes what they think mere he dry subjects will willingly lister to aa elapsed AMNON and we mid mods express our regret that a herr number of hearers were not Kemal to loom& by these remeliside Imitates. NAVAL AND marrAir. .—Naval ADILISALT; JULY 5. Cadet G. P. Maynard, to the Oeseeliell. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 5. The Mullet, 5, threw gun vessel, Cotenemeder C. H. simpeqe,arriyed et Wood today Iran the Wee. Owed at Africa, sad atterinutle mailed for Shasesai, to di atinibi sod pay oat et cesuehrlia. The Welles* 311, bee sore w ship, Oepleix the Hes. Fkieerela A. Polar. bearing th• ass el Rear•Arhateal B. H. Y•inAos. it eider cedes to NEM twoorrele fee the BunT (Lancasnins).—Mr. Ir. Peel has been ad deeming open.ah• asseth4s of his cooditueott this week. Yr. R. N. Philip, who td Bury ire the parliament of 1867, a yds propose/lry the mars *draped section of the liberals, who sera to raters him, although he has net cane forward ea • candidate. Yr. Pea, in his principal speech. said the art end the adminutratwa had been accused of trealdng their pledgee as to the Iran- TH2 END Or Tia AWRILWAW Biactund.—Pre daisa But if t, said parliament, and eolielitueneied eldest Japes his bead the law* pleadmaliOn : at one time • partlealar measure ought to peas, By the Praddent of the MAW Mateo d'Ammtea.— sad at &m other time wen satisited there were repose why Whereas, by the preehinelles of the teediest of the le& it should mot thee pass, the goodies of broke. pledgee was and VA of Apell, 1161, s bleolowle of PA* pried the disposal of. Tat adritieistratron did bdsg a a reform mar 'United Bata Ina see ea feet ; hot abeam tip ferias her sure, bat the h e upon it from to meth dimenolono. that meeesee bars eland le said New t ffieradeas. be it both withie the benne a out of door', that so prolongs, bows, that 4 Arlen* , Jams. Peisidatted the Debbi tion of that session would have sufficed to peso Ilse b2l, hltatm,do hereby deeloressd proclaims the blealbodeolorerid sad in the follow's& *swim rose's minds were so Ludt app I tobereesiuded as to all the portesforessid. hielmthe that of events in Ananias that there wee so thanes of • reform all aching doe adoption. The right bon. gentlemen then Wastes Moretti= or . 191 . . BIIIIDINO TIAD . 11. I w i t ie vedaa poris aa l li aikur b e opea r 4rte be weli tersigs al gie ssunime iliedlliall i al the liT a i r prooeeded to spdfy Praia of actica welsh it —A oldie* ao•smif we! ••‘• km ..,_ _ 1___........ July seat, on the tame and craditioes art fare le tsp pa ln.dffiht he gorrota • u d iet rigls•6 world &WI to its i bri 4 B• lol4 N.Wman's!""` to `'.... m..11..... clamed= of the 22ad Its, 1.14. It iste besndesissa. hoer- I ins. Oro wold be to maintain as beseusuale pees the Mir of the build"' to •• 11 •••x ua h••• th e seer, that the blockade than reminded wee en Intessedisned For thin ocastry. The parliament of 1860 bad perfermod ate amp iolere and ioits" rotating on halm* of rel. mows p o p the p or p ose o g p ro g io u ng the off.,,,ica ref duty in this teepee; and at the close of the Americas nu Resolution. adopted by the ern of the wads= bead- of the Limited Dates. The pasts or less sibrasies Of our relatives with the North vets even better this they log establithnitlas wet not by the 41 #40 0 . 8,01 the the e on go the to w hi g a g it ord. sal wars at its oommenosmatt. (Cheers.) Another tale el majority were in favour of alvenebig the dam ha 7pr : tto of tt mot mototiog that doses. seam would be a dears to see the Aunt of free Palle- , boor, and .sport the Palma al Is. mod* by * mama l' A d..., ma f ar a Nam loo k s it o d o k o bi o t o m o w dons like oor owe diffused abroad. The whiniest agiAbb I *rent at a reort meeting • . of . thsir bady. Tb. ".less thsk ~ „ - -. .- 7 - a nd oto , of u m triaid States y moo d o:nooy g m mitt, liht the nation at harp, WO ilia open tho rei r l : ro•tir to a r o& to the a t m o a mot u mom& , lain into abet Wirenletr WWI pa y and morel import ensardid th I f trahniol• . Ins ._. .„. ......, ~_, , .. io E. la *effete whereof I heft to eel+ . `Cheer,.) Another r , would bele open the markets of were set, ••• • is •• .••• 8 """ r"'*i wood tits mai of the Mated Blabs I. los the wand to Belinda rodeos and manatee- 7gd. per boar to la men. After conddiesige II f , ..., op _ , iv ,_=‘,., ,_ _. _ tares ; aid se this ,heet •he night petst the was resolved that • dogsbodies ed the men theald ma ....,, _r_t7._/,`"L. =W . ' . 4 "".Y.TV ... •••1 yr. coma e . essepeolig apotp whit Prow whisk op. es the eneleysta as limey awl, and spud is hens a 7.., 7 . 7.72:7_,;;: L1M_ 1 ..... of .: 1 7" • diced it ourtela that the sew* of free trade would be answer as the sediment Balarday es to whether they , A 7 o l tki ri o r" r o r tl 7 . 7"^ - 4tuturo .'"" followed by *lbw garbs or thei cradept (Men.) An. i MOM to mak to Sito domod goff •fig• of Id. Po Imo . N o w a k w . Am os s m oo s t 34l 2 iti o , - t, 6118 other rule of adios maid be to pas lain specially tans " I after the let el Amok. It was alto epees thud a I . ~ Toone( to Um areakisc Wrest ; and is dlik re. - peat id. essedlng al the detepats. shield be held es the litthinet..l• l . 02Terhi PALkOlt — 4l r 3 Bananip ..Bilts• thoodyklbe..Uidnamposbility Ark Sbernis Waal.&literate en the meannse to be adopted in is. the ses. Waragrams, Juss 6.,-Adloolleials as geramli —.bap Waft erg premmeet ansuities, and of were ' ployem gave ea edam reply. ditto by leases VA" 1,50 ; tea/ visible. 9,113. 11701127110 INTILLIGIINOIL NICIVYARICIT JULY 11111111/10. WMOIIIIIIAIT. As .rust of may peel leeesee beet the and el tes ♦ easel diadendee is Le allisedeese, iseasi mia l the i rt sisel pebble of lie tee Lbw WI es Le Jab Lakes ea tie preview deg. MP* ' dee weelbees of Le OMAISR/ bl= NMI iddesresee ef a nue! tote, Isteropereld se Melte Sews spMNd easeeses. delft emesseed ese erd4 wMY s meta between Illebree rid Oleyesiod a , Lae& lb. base was • paw aide. sid bad Ai U. el the welshes, he wee tie ses•lawedes eel the of ibe ewasiesidi wee tab Mese wet by bb [ Opts the =2 Lei" tibia wee aim I 4he freetbs ease obespel o br ie t Lady ibis is levees el Pestokees. whe ismint mewed h IdereseakWeeee, ewe els eed s MIL LLD% The Plow beep Beee ewe the New T.T. bed* e a brie deif, sad prembest arm Os sad Sty oda est were Meads. lip" livers*, sad Pealh ag. swit. el VIM weselefeelled by Old Obispo tele ab l e ' leek Amoeba apes be Lob isaided IL as he dip • tub wed ewer Yi 6116•10 be bed • few kb Laser wee sel mew dess. Puny twee Pasted, for Le Ileseliet attlingh bee after be selsbeee ewe bebbl de [ was Weed by a aireele =Lbw el the leis 60.0 11. who bare it Le pee two yews Lied wee bee se se. likely to &Wig boned le beiedieeff. _At be Lido s was ahead frieedlrs, llamateed 1b walk IGWII the rad it Gimp% ; bst Tees* with bar Lew initiate. was Lis I. tbe was, wed fir. lialituesb ell here tietei L q. o bane, noted was wady ben the whirs OWN Orem Laid, wiry it will is smeseileel.... "ll :l El the lla cniv itiod masum fee the ridose Nbnierbei gasi ferte el lb teed ler el Wu by letelded bat Nyleroeeee Lakes, wide k wee was lir bark Mewed best kis willtew appessat IN lie Toga abler NMI twig ea the part of lordles. Tbe he see es the isid wee Le Tsetse abbr. ebbe el awls a, booked a Notelet, for Motes Seel. ealleziesettlei readily betted ea Wm. 116 meet bee ben e ms thee/Nese" el lb yretriesi reesioiddled M 'WE es te ere Dot be forts. lb we. beeess el 1 4 . 4 ieDebe d BIM farts Mr. PM, rea bet el fee the fle• Lase, sadw rush wee all the sere le be ele. =p m die bet lie eitssees bentor see leba Lid the Piers awe al the psi. Mors 100 am.. le ft. Lot helibile d New Mt rim. Xt. D. seises L Were* bi Tatan—TtertGa ia 2m 1123 Mr J. Aswitir • Carrefilitar. Mae Ilb •• Rte 4 wla Iffidieses die Jewili born way tal dam be bid wise Is heeded him, and wow drawly by led _lesedb. NAT= : 1_ awes. I fl. Lb kenos/dad New 1.2.4 The iamb yn. et Ile~e IbMoloos,by ma 01110‘ anis, S lard iserbeisere beet Dishes 5 ps i Ve llha A 1. opened at 6 to 4 es list LAIL d 11 to 10 es Pesteleoe, whew wee the led al elude& Lie all the Labe& sad wee elegy by • bed& Bassioar hers of 50 ems, ter Sivelde =ism* Now T.Y.O. lionatts Oberos by Todow—Wobor Tot IMO Clatela ITheasies Joy" yee. let (A. IX sr. B. C. Wats GAS el The I let The tollowbg are lea Dr. *slat, Sear. ( tam e by Yaw ark—lces, Del lan, aster le bah% levant*, dolor Illsoy ip , re.llpoimis. DePeliee. eel Babb( :3to 1 Itedeades. 5 lie 1 edd J es: F te t opt Dame* 7to wee IPapil, sbe 1 eel 12 lel add Nebel, 100 to 7 wit Obeeed n loo le 5 Zed Jan, ad 10 to 1 apt Knight of tbe Wields Tam Lumen imam (Nesdlee.) of II esee, sed. 151 k sad 5 if Leland, with 100 oiled, ler tine yes di awl wirer* ; wieners esti% Walk Wake Lew tug mile low feelowel. (10 Lb). W. Perry's Psatoll, 6 yrs. TA lb ma I Mr. Orlaselre Oran Denims, 11 dot We Mr. TheeThlervell. 6 yrs. Id SA 6l. The tellowtei else ma:—Teem, The Mak eel Make. I Miss 2to 1 apt Tend% 7be Itept Le Nedi, be I Net Bared, 7be 1 eye Member, te I apt libea tea ,10 be 1 be drat 4 le I) wet Pawiall. Tys nmaThoolt WAIN et I aw . ebb, b it, fee 31e. did alb. Li 1111 b; Oise MIL; bride pee eel elloweses. Nastery bib) Mr. II liteTheeeete MIK MIMI I Mr. Itspefs teretelek .et 311 b (tiellsam I dr 1. Keeler* The Weyer. Set Mb lThreliesj Pedimeelie Betties: 710 4 WI Isiereete. 2is 1 eye PeeNrad o lje eased Ur two. Leanne jumped ell is feast.gass o Peles Mies to be blew ef Le hid, ebb lid Seek close bib with Nis hems did w the *abase Parties wee be Weak sod ovaboofts Issweele deem lies bon hem% dowdy W these peels el • begat The Weyer wee Tas Wows Puss el BO eon.. he &lest& g be NIL; 116•.116•. GS deb. Desbewmile. 0. As Atreas6. 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Barruto ON TIM COMB GOODWOOD 00r. to 1 apt Mon (t) i bt. 1 wit 111116 era Olt 000Db000 STAKES. 7t• 1 eat D ose as ass blew dada . to I rig Dm (t) leeto 1 apt eelt Ika siwym—aosses BaTruro A T 1 1 Lis--Wsowiests. 00DWOOD MUM 7 to I ea the Thal ON) Nodded dold. bARLISUC ILADZlL—Wzairispar. Two 20011 MT Hamar, of S ism osob, will XI ads Mr. Amtmorm's Mks Wow, fl yrs, 1 Mr. J. Trolomili Jerk's Alro. 1 1 'milt 111 b.... Mr. J. Gamma MosilMoili3O rot Mt .... 1 Tbo SolloZir e =lll, Tylm, bleasom kr bias& ma 2 trwool at • to 4 osi Kim VAN., bol deed* ait .poi Nis Yukon nil lloridato*, owl 5 fol opt say Ober. Too Ammo Namur at Sans auk mks 16 is t hied, with SO ; whom orbit Owe w.. 1 .50 wilt) Kr. J. Orbarmrs LIJ.I Oimotolo, irf Lismimiloo. MI d Abbas d S 11Ib Mr. O. 111.1molottemrs Wham. 4 Mr. Dawrol Curtain Irolore, t rot Ifs kitoirlog WM rim :—Joiles Alm soil Mao Mit HMAims : Now ma Lay CoiriMW 2to 11.1011. tofu Loowro, Ito 1 opt Moboto owl II lot opt say Wier. 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