The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-16 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1852.

with the ocespanow ef hasheadry, sad prmatiog the ar-
renosgseate of leadhed sad tenant, is, 'infest say wish
is ro part to dames= at maraud. sad Imperbese of
is abash sunhat M.
Was Mariam le IbarZAIWILIZaItr
assamis, flit is, ma isimabb alegoeissl of
the ammo which the somas** Stead Is 'I.
(hoar, bear.) Why, ia els salvation Iff a , do
yea net know in ltivehi sad nay yea not know
is Wereraber, whay the 'me= of memeding
Whet einsation in aidealture would be made boy the =t-
=lio( any decimaliie of what is to be the import
the import of thesta wheat ? I presume that even
at Bad* they do set WM abet wheat is Kara or
and that the cultivate of wheat to that
will est be affected by • dadmailse now boa at
the nut harvest of what ars the bilations of be I/L~s
t ; or, of what is Kane hipirlems,
OC:s
upset Ibis gnat gaga Bess ihs
amble WI suppose efts, bit the hasillia if so'
sea day as could be maid by say jimmemsele Mall
peed= sea an alteration between =Ma and MOO se
=ln interfere with the retsina ealieting
regard to rents sad tones= ter their hall=
aelisuppesed say sataaatef duty as hone the duty
tabs levied, but deo pelisisel has eshea ete sun attrel
by:dal think lessesestly lafeeda. hem what ma
t hon. frisst slake is the nosy K Baddep
ham the ether dsy. I me not gag le meek of Os M-
ere= of peter which we he received by the hems mast
by the peak imporithe of a duty oa foreign sea I am
at pin le mopes the sekjett ea which ths molds lewd
Zall4m!dse""l pat • =mien •to me the oar day as to
• bay Mb, est say is be prise of
dot will h layarted, ha she on that whisk Is pews at
base. What I mama he la that, whatever may be the
=els
of est the ads semetat of the duty, but a mall
OM which mast be added to the
Vim New, my thee we m itnthe to
eity of M. er 6a. ee 79.,=p am
yee ylsaas ; but that which lea bees most frequently
fold
Mayneetie ia, shot is • day of is. is addition to Ma sow
ea. as alma eedie t of eigara
lies Kph' seaselseat eap at laMeaareased detythe et de. te bye
la Si. or 2i. a ardor wadi Sly sea huh me whether a
desk that that mai ar seal ma he Myrna that
dealt etatiaina between 4 ma 43 nada amid have the
adiet of abaft the relations of hadismi sad talent t
Ity lads, I egad* did se a lialisliS% I reed it with
es= mph% mode by • Mesa stain the alter day. than
be anal lehe an to Mat by lamb did If they eh.
gra day of lun se la. he what, be amid bear
pa ea hall4-erows. I de en knew wheel= ho
the gamer oe the saw. I Is est Oak
ail Is • peteral awn of piesedare. The poodema !Wa-
wa
ea swedes eirepoiner i his at this ement anew
Ing dila" Weinninitin es the
may
his aleadvely
Mewl aphisaa. (A iamb.) Bat, nay has. =balmily
Me dada& Oat the wail* should iamb es Wier la
Mem haw.) I alai& that Maki,. Dak, say
LVimet misseftlaty ; why awe a pony la
to asimby, mat be wall liana sibs have blend em-
lab * is at Os ant uk_k as piesdia sat be
allied, sad and he alibi dellollively. sal Oat asap
asoldeat la air MN% day le what a
tht4ii et Om tasithy,W ih=he au
t had whet= a amp of gevaianiat bad
dist seenitainty ate the oweViyand
pima* Mader arealeve a-
the
gile& hat Ida thin dilhinalhnt ellewiles•S Maw=
minennointM et umenisty 141 be
sa bat • dlada fta K pailleneet, which mist bane
bees to we pea mast take ph.. alit a
of or elyld emalh• leringeist
inioeldalsaadoth
4. rayed te the lad
et
the esealsy. Me of that asertainty I sot er
Nada ha Is (Chem) The asap of
imeeiumaat estlite2ss ea ea gouda amealed
Ida thesagest a I ye fardia, mad ea ant
the poled ought le se asa tiep ast appeal
to he *lie So tbe :an=y any ht mole -earl ea the
Resat lama of the earay will punk I hat 1 a far-
Ibiedielr7 far
em Ydepends se sa an =at, me
a to whic Wyto
whisk doll be erah I MA he
sal, se Wilsallea
sed. he
Wan as seemsead le
ay Sevoialsa that the dbadotha pelheame. tionmets
male= I ma he de the dee'dia, OW the vine an Mae
mar thee One post wed pealasat Isteriess.anydre.
) My We, I Street you to leak face to sk
(Chore.)
man whisk the pima pan.
The
meet have alma the respseaft et oda.
late ~..........Ni all by ne amme media et
eon, Meet of di did they fill by my ahem nada hp
mien( the quellee of psetestlea Is the Laid Mind.
Patiently sod deadly we had abelebed lbws pains that
=ls= eAsdirestasiterign irezeitt
teadau t may Mat e. Ida }.moat imam-
weed may tom • Enke le diet
am has eat. =tat thee did they fail t
bMidissatsthesseawaassedshiper imamate
esUisaUs
tbe orentty. YOINew) dli by the
min et ask Mink by lavas le
with I
by adr Inalibe le wails to
thip-6.1.211114 milib p haste sayer. limn is s
uttltmMed tibia t le l OW =Maim 1
Oa those was the absemeines midst whisk
we was ailed ups to awn elks. and 1 At one drab
my bon. Maids cad ay edlempre der the tea la tibia
mart no. I fait Ifist ibis away ea* mei ma add
sale whheut a mamma Whim to Meenadia hod
tplace. which was be eiteandle wen fifths Y of
ate yeaoweeat -when that Meindea bad
alles pane. the =hie hod at the heed etas bowery a-
Crale paellammt that salempeat be to dahlia be
inedlee a ed kis 'dingoes a as padety ot their n-
Weeded.' of pedlenomf, led that ha led
W: the meals= that, ease the sham-
stasis of Os owitzy, a diamialles wee aywalable.
=Mat whim ►
iVat floe the oda lea
se de the beleade et the
amt. f_alleXist a he ma arteray mitres
le the Ma hid a le Item to the a1i.....1m0
sad adliestep of idemsdfisd be edemas that he inked.
I «a nalffnualite Oat be sad Me alleassee had ems to
the marl= that a dleekihe af paha= at the pleat
then-talenever mak had& lave anae dean agnate-
▪ ssit pedie-wee s
to as at oaly set media. bat woadof
lie podded, daserees illeresh
the clanks. Wok Mm, may lank I ask, with
whet lase ea say am. at sip heft a ma, who hen dr
M ed Mat • Masiedia wee bespedorhe lave or
diAlostsMeee male thowedven le Nadal the
advised to (Peso te end de sae to na-
tillBda dabs of the eadiesedie wininte of St crows
Belibezhat hos, we wba peed. aa_my et
dna et maj aloe yeah eel to Oa pear
lay whisk they Muni,., diamed, or seek .aCieharere the
OW V a"' PINSIded Is liateakig Mir smillirlieribge la *sa-
te aiiir•imagf "Nearsig miliber
Pea►• (Loud chits.) Da lie adds blilla
OM • ei pelleahe gads' of the wishes We eight i 0
law Ohm am Kea sew: dime w welt plainly sad
elagipleheee dedileeddathewlagoew demised odes by the
sopped edam ribs all ainadvas the
we we soak le thaw dews the leddieraw th=rellia
amid late power-da tibia are to rah bane says
that be mead be to lest era to tent es nett fay Liar
defetaap-or we eaglet cane Aped. at the yeeiret no.
amt. al at an, Mai IS Ile MIA at implant
deka the omen we fdiadal eseemend le
pillantat -*fish awes we bud awasives ati-
ngle& we bad so Westin of iseiamandla until
swam padimitsat ahead be elided. how I- think,
la jadileg etaasbait yeeptitM the ended la this an, we
easlai• le Is Ostia lete amp
et abiliy. ha VIM lie R. Tedeandes et a
's geterMlNg willeMed
hem has ierapison of •• vela open so bayentiat
blihateranifteporticart •=elbawrase:edieguml"3l
IR. Pea Pa ISM ale soda the play the
pousarat wee sanded spirt the paw
ems of lir PAM Peel. mad poled la
the headia of the ow latinard ;
sad et the lad Of a
a= yeedaily on
mho aides eleemenhane. J.
the Mara dOmeneae the that Mat= eftearewa,
deshad whet was the hi Mem Meg lie td
Mae. inbialei le paged in
mak mad what
ether bye ha ahestha. Oa ea eseadia Lerd
J. lama wee hosed le as ha. walkups life ie sew
=VMa Obi imam Iliadniny), NW ea
s pastime e• anima his
gavessamal. eat the NUM
wfda be tams paws
will aped le ankles/I kapeedat tilludeas Wdl.leeer
mead le thateMileteindialea. Wile the attendee a
sea ad a We_ wail Os veny dialled sad easiest,
sarmat nab la Lard-Jahn amid as That MAW el din
Osstin. lard J. Rend dalai as idea if pedestal to
arevais yea a wawa be 41111114 Oka It owe the duty
et the somas= la mow mesh • qualm Mesa)
Lord J. Una 4.01 d hattran, ea apse the palladar
eal reibeved a he eeeldaheae
sat o maws wafter; mod.
la hake Wand tagstriedf portlieks isms
I da wl le ateaseee-a creme
lasi
wham. anima daika with the el
ba aswl. Bat be watt odd dwasei .th repel% alma
woe anauleisda Me shwa of Woad, he seed awe sr
imehale "1 de set eta that I gra elided
wla the ante of thiga. Ina Make le mime
ihe masse K pearamat awia a wood. 1 NM
dada oadaw the Menna aidebd. aura la I
mei ay aloha Bat to pealed MOM 1111/11111ftk
neat s op mideee. awl 1 ell lajadial la agar's by the
reseeded opleinai of the papa or Mailedt sad I will
aft piedp emelt as to to asses whia mew, bow
atm fa at say tame dm. I all take ups.
the did gouda of the mainewee alio I~ey etas
=l4aid the eadetiant of the Zara dioieho
.•
awl dam) Thal woe the deoldre of Lad
J. Mae la MAL net to the dead= is iddek
=ltof ast day weedy mod
e the yobelphe era whisk= liar it
theses, lad J. lane yeanwheet tibia had
rhea Mee is the middle die aretee. ace pasissed to
mead% the den of the amiss. widest lay hada, lir
tonoptiare-(asers)--fted whereby they was sealed to
way la the hens= of to esimey. (Loud assn.) My
lade, I a* as more. (Leellasses.) 1 ark he *tics, sot
to nee met Is my slap", but I ask fee jean le lie
meat fau=cets of our swam country. (Cheese.) I ea ma
is Is mooduded from =ilia; the priming fame*
innallossate for the public service. I ask not
10 le pessieded. treat &Sag the esuatry in a
toil gift of tntromol oromdoodoo maim. the pos-
sible drape a a foreign invades. (Of= sheering)
I la to be allowed, set a leansyt the twasee a ell public
ant private lumbers-I ale sat tie ailed ape to inter-
fere with those amid radar wash have already been
sketched tc• your leeddip, tibia weal pressed from the
of a eimlidea appeinted by the lama

gemealasat. sad upon whist the lean and WM of the
mph ate distiontlyset. It ready the ashishosisepposits
it ii said bythe right hoe. .....hoes be esathie hearm that
hen aogielesele le el Om
ak Or ill=tlOrlddliir
rear r.•
teinalawallma
tor
"Nit=aloMa "9.
thisalliffelal-1
to
lelasiZsl dbieteraemorszas! et (I kis
imam *MIS troa the minkterial Mashie.)
told yea liefire--I most sow-that the mat Motion
gems awl( dew. ease emd flee ever, this gnat tom
tea he tempest to mu ossamossial_ polity. (Mom sad
.mute damn) I have toil isibre mast aew-
thet be the meads, the is as arm Om it the
gensammt Mod MSS hem dl god, vies
_lhat tometsinty
mum assomerfly beef ism preleastal &art les a but
I say dot ff the burners of the swap be ialemplei-if
it be thstleady interrupted-4a this house I km as tear
mot will be es, sad be Wether limes I hope MOM Mown-
sit say pan hat MU he ite. deport tea whatever
whatever
the mar it the smor-rhateme pup be me ,Wissent on
W eisimet quids& dmilimised-that that factions in-
temeglism to missiney meseens, that that interrup-
ties to the omen et a geseramont sademearlag
M sairy is the be ism of the cosainy be Ike
abssmas et my ether_ Ammons& whisk by my
posnbilia la ofbileds M
hseb eer* it, will be visited
Litsis hathillialeimdia. mind *mus. a; an trilt
tato M alanyetemzielp, 'lmmutably, whom are ths indi-
atm of it ? youladesi, th appears to be
psaisibb, sad 'Meals& bas • mere correct
benison et milk mastresiser;pl= than
She puts dads? 'Mil, the asiatibeds point
man me • ileste mew darks the white in which
they hell idles is whisk they veers so high, mileady, with
,zilingsgerifieto ldvbriostaresensiohttis jaa Torn% iviin
peek ? (Chian end Inghtee.) Now, my We. the
tiesopies-
of the eimmersial said losasial mom ofilds sena-
try is not, as the sable MA ems to tater,or mold desire
to ban it Jahns& a men "Mks at the kapialtion, or
asmimpaitimet a makes.. daty ea the import of foreign
eau. Has is this any meition as to the Accel reversal
at the racy of Sir Robert Peel, either with
NISI Mae impositios of • duty ea mak se with regard
Wthe aaelptea laws, as with sesard to my ass of these
mobs meastrie, is a polka et whisk I wil-
which I de set wish to en awned, but
ULTITZaII were carded eat to sa meneceman and
Mint. The sable bares Mud: admits
Vilmsgrit ens peat der et the immorally • se-
rim evil, end einem lajun, Ira Ma the sea-
=n et the mai of lade,adoption et the
et tree Mkt. My I feel that
than en flees Menet' 'data have eladlarly suffered, mad
SIO to use ems extent as the dais
reersone WU to • considerable ex-
tent, hem aberatisso wale made. But, ea that
mem; do Hooke t g.bekiilW Imitates it the bet
few years ? I realign that at the ilme the amours
SlMllids. the Navies Laos was osier diseaseim, I
mimed pm it for this, mom
ether sesessubnell=l: =1 be the ems with
regard tho ems Imo- the new peimipie of the
✓aMpoidas Mos me sines& maid be OW MI breves-
able, sad &etyma said sew kepi is go Malt to the old
principle. (Him Mr.) I min that iratiessat at the
time; I repeat It now. I dam* therefore Minis go back
to thi laws 0111441 with somml le sem, and I do ass desire
to go book to the UMW OIL Mat this I de dais y
the
smatry mis mad difbentely to immithe-ast th=
W seem t
of local egitatisa-Ged hams I
be the last mila to nimble agilaten-net thiough
the mistime et memo who whips maks more
naberegillielai MPS Imo
lbsee
him
amy aiming Muses, co the eiminunity,
sad who, penhepu me named thr a time be mating ap-
- I do ad leek the task howeistim, but I say
r 111.1.
exceed whiehdato is smoldwed parliament
sad the eseeiasest whether thin t to
be, se
mph& iset le sae et
• medmale ea eats-hat whether =lsiserly
yeassehos, ast to a Mil sealdetM.bikodgam,
but to seek gesillthatias st year la massonease
of the meth if that mem ea the blew red
Ankle the Mods* villa Ise heft upon re
IMMO whisk selle bode epistle emirs to immeatised.
(UM assn.) My link Ilan kern* ezpremed to
your liedalp my Wielded =zzo:ainthouttel I
thiskistemes mid iadi Mite with minin
MO gm the Mkt of the
in moollai the eaperdialtan.-
leitilZ MOM the imam ea Misr
demou-s orlissals)mitta of ea letim
pecisim a hop sena% sad somblkit ether
I Moue umation le be removed, while craft booty say
immobile dist ea the price at dr bed et the people,
mould le at ass a soon Just, • mot esommisth aid he
the tarty a meet ad otategeous mode et as the
rigtadishol. DA I safoy, thet is peopeollica whlsk
meg to long rward and -sunk to petit
Meat, madam ha were clear, not only of • bare
mbrity is pedismat, but also eke: of a very
=senenerione et opinion throughout the country.
awl unite theimiLanad as I say that that is ouly
at N. pietha apses , it is the duty of ministers
who think sad 11.1 art as, to dram carefully, calmly,
sat dilibingsly, such mossans as they may think best
Wetted he athiviMag the isjoides, reed mid/sting the
Mmosion Shift show Is the nessisibl laws have n
imilesoi to brie minim of the osissimby. (Cheers.)
Pwithar, I say this la folds( late isatimatea the come
whisk they ought M pow, they me bond ,t as
the amble lama winged, to Meg dim• diem
sad Mae propomitims as le the resin nee of 'pines-
wide en is it ninths to alms, met me-
ths sellen son y .loginw end popular
Oman boosso on the ma
at thus Marin Mem% amt to the eimiliealisa of *-
Mies, bat to the okay ailloseele some et the even-
try, having asioneisedend that dellimen:maso-to lake
thine mimes width, ma 14 .1t
the la their own
jedgmat. regarded es an the most deikable,
pet nay be impels of les east, en
sessarresso of and without
aad anequivo-
"allsamealef to diarist dens el the sons=abli
awe dim) I berie thst thei is • sin
imam this Ilis mum Ml* the mils bud pristil
below OM the eines is Io presse Is 461
111111/111 Se=
me an Softdims
weft to at Clirmstry ea As
st moo
=Maand at me wen alum (tea)
'am* be the roper mile It b sot
la
sine a am quisliss, Mem atesZial,sty she
impose es this le ISMS thistplka reduce ;
it bon alms mom the whole as peel
!be 111111isi this is ;Tr" whisk
whim we ies so meal to the swam I Weed that that
Mal thall net mre.) My WOO sew ea mat,
mid vlsb asspde.. piesedisp tides pion Itet Wl=
I sais't Ss MN iiimisaralin weft of
shish I ease haw to as is ipsideg of
11,12 plies "-(lsightur)-sad I will ibrabie may
thee I ban awe with NM tospu s, sad MIN saint, the
possellop
_whisk Imo mane in Chabes, aad
We. id be Is mew WChsibemplare con.
walla a Ma win is UMW Mem
sal brightar.) I law that is the assail the
who w
in the elks I Imo Ms *ohm=
to bad imed Iseinse • Imp beg of
atm=to smelt with thous se the some they
is oprillima. Laidig Se is desinsionss
mew whin that
this
lie Mil seise slim I shield
base laseelet that Via bet mina Moist he wed& Moo
had
la Me, es a statimmes GM is a patent, meal lave
besa the_ orgssisation of ea simian me es pins-
asst. whbh ho Mow hod bass assnollsd Is g sums ollse
as hie alias?. (Lee ism) tut I omen On say
ionsiss sal swat win mush inemsd. ems I saw
W mine of the eassalsilm wee tho odds he had
fame Ar net New Theisills bed is the osismiee
by wn sande numban et the Wen of Climmin.
Wham win thISS ISS whim the ,malaise we gag to
• Odin as be Mies 11111 (Ohms se birtisved r
TM* mama sal sappiet thet pain
have anund the blew, as at Moot mean Wm given a
arse dipthed treater to the ealielisphu (Chien sad
lelightar.)_ abiltaiwkima wrodedai memo when
the hanjeLskielimite Mire gimensrat.
mess begino peopiessemendipbtslZ
the num dna plate One
who ass soady to Isbe mama nobs the maishion
omy passeimat impadlim (Chem) I how ins all
Agent milieme nye I nay smog theme=
oily fian wainity if pules I
epee 'air As ssibiey of asis papa
wpls l
iltiNsisneeme 11811146
is sat isellioaraisaisinsy
sr dmulb-isd I rime that Negri to de the amble lord
intig denstly he Indsommated MC:spend=
teriiss Mb Sir J. tai OM Me Mr.
es the esker. Ithat 111: J. was ma-
desheadly anaemia ; hal Mr. Cohen, Mr. Bright, Mr.
Yr. MA is or me Mir geationes, pp-
pence* to take the when& pert be the Manion whin
aw imparted ; aad Oat amenbly nulls be, 1:2
ms suit out of disk dr Whir of a Lem DM
be had MM tref se pedbead, with the must of its eol-
loop" be the papaw of settling the ropraistatios of
the was sae epos by kb memoirs to mond
that owl MM sal hardly std sin
sees Isid led so haitallis is the
bi wise sane ups to km mem ohne itm woad
be ma Mennitaad nosh sidle bait tkialhat of the
it width he bad musty him the head.
sod Mothea.) This, them, Is the pants. in which
peen Mr and gonammeat mead. The
; beerier Va heat goveremat lar bees unable to
nitatela lib pink but thinks it sot unworthy
. d his high them, sad stades, to associate
with *am, who during the sciatianince of his
grreseumant esesteply opposed him, toe the mere purpose
of reateeing the tinkles of than who have succeeded to
the armismat el Weirs mighty insurmountable.
Me) And the mils lord
retedged himself in the
esiLille country, if Shim re are to be relied on
that the nest administration, armed undo/ his auspices,
shell ass be • Whig admiaistratioa, but an administration
. os a lauds wider bads. (Ileac, hear.) As regards the
mem government, we go to the country, when it be•
MOM masiment with our duty to our sovereign sod
. to the country to appeal to it, upon no
narrowed plan of commercial policy, having reference to
, duties.. corn ; we leave that question to the deliberate
r jadgmat of the country, we leave that question for the

*mind masurrenos et the country, without which 11 will
not Wog forward that proposition. (Cheers and eaftiMr
sherjsZ, my lords, I will not limb has
ay. hi har id say meisyezhalelf the jire=
eel of pelmet et sidatrybavillias
as ovegest if
meows ISM I waddles uselhl
assearshis eliatiy. I
I wadi le•Pds• nein"' hi"
will me stielada brillasses which
rizzirmaiag to a
I mil aeS Sue the :IMO la which
eircsao "el ay erreedia hispletelse,l
es a Wes% sal I will met by a mere sad bee ty
of votes Ow ea the peaty a esesere spine whirl
great of f#ssestry would entertain • tissielj
(Coma) These sob would object is the
wile miss of Wier, are reedy to join with as in
11111 peat esthetes of the munta7,
semdited uhf is Sees class
who hen well posaliely hes3=elesislation. I
weal& aft be SNOW hem his perauseat
the vabeible eld *Maw who turtle SS as
*des, eel who, apses with us se is the dis=liemi=
iteresS esehy lola with
the
in mistime
rotaiiiir=theLasay hie csM me se to the speeds amide
of rate, and would be eagle to
give us miletwecie is anylag the heist pro-
posal to whisk I has seders& (Lead Assn.)
Per we ses thessisaed with Ist miss
Se 'sold suetMSe et a harlrer,
seen shiner ditty ea Meta sent. The quads She
as ie, whether the govecusist of this country MS b eirried
ea, and as to the principles ea which it is to he Nimbi on.
had when I appeal to the sematcy it will be ea these
grand,: Will you, pselestiesists sod bee Mims, all
you who desire the adertsee d ell the laterab of
the csalry, place per coallhase Steer el s' give
y to, a governasent whisk he
diora.tirlaa w lebe de pest of dears whoa the holmi-
um bad lea the brim Will yea sopped a aevesmemeat
whistle eseling ihelf to pretest the ossey assimst say
beetle Mask eameatain the psis Ode world; to main-
tain sad wield the protestant limilatins of the esaatry,
to give, to the Seise of itspewee, and moral
education lawswgitset the ; saillitt7 will exert
itself, seism, I doll belles to say, to stem
with sues opposition, to supply is.. .barrier,
wind the current of that smitinually in
sad esseseshime democratic iadasse in this natio:7z%
is beat en themes tits winds owe and authority of the
pgovernment neminally in the Irma of the masses, but
rat, and rally I. the heeds K diassioguee sad re-
publicans, who mercies an lidless*/ sae those unthinking
aims.—will yes, I say, supple a goessmat wide' is de-
teenimed to mist that Booms sad was lalbeanni,
sad to amen hivialate the pestegaties 4/ the maim, the
21hel yew lorded's* , sad the Antis,
a s bully sleeted amd Mer
ely' repereated Mose
or Oserems ? (Lead ekes) These, my kris, an the
tesolleas ea which, when Igo M the sountry. I auks
Inm
rd'ea behalf of myself sad el say sleeves ; and n
wercle which us plated the ampatbs of the swam
hem that shad la the plecates desk but whisk are met
swords of the as of the Ice rainiest of the drat
coasay fi the sulk I ay—we eat that we elan be tried
by God all war nestry. (The noble sal resemsd his mat
midst &sees( whisk induced great excitement in his
amasses.)

list BEY
oise rase so rii bet an
an emesaustes et
the seatOerisa le
is , his few ma
mma
thil set rasa aI sat (we lima bard the amble
ad my) 00 am Ihe AM sad Sempathe maser lambi
the present liessisa has lbws itheidased le Ihs hams by
is ashie bead use at mad wiik the karate* MISS
we ell have of the bap iaterest takes_ by the mathey ia be
diseaseics, the ashs lord, the bet Laken, &mid
ban theists le mouthy of him to my.o pith bed.
shipe—ar Whey try to ewes yew Isebles— for
a fuir of as buss with maw ami iminest remarks
Se Optative to Se peals which has been
crriLThe peeks wee peeled as a matter of
imply to pas gig nein hind la man I. raking the
dissaideat sad. vadat tht alisamehtsme. be mak keth Ike
Ant talitlikt, hes saadmessied, I Mak, libehal I met
my is miterabis metal silkkm. Ny mile bead abed
whether I the be nausea alike spemeamath to
say altamlisa la dm kw with moth le be
ef eora. la seply, my NAM Shed has eao get the la.
disitlyal atheist of the Meth rataktam Th. itikal *pi-
aim et be slot mblebo edit hls esikeisak an stated
to be hi Swam at souk • Sow I bee thedthiPs are
Inforemi 110 wbetbee the
asiepsess it e e sot
will emir* mead es the parade at ems future
parlismain. thew this was gales aew in
our emallallead gistary. (Chem.) I always boss
swath le be
that • stalssma la Masked Maimed
the eraldloses ef as massy, an ea hk &swan opinion,
but ea SS anise 0 peke, whisk he wadi be prepared to
take the empaelbilny et rasramending le patilmeak But
what ws INN vow Isith seam asebthas, is, Set the gentle-
men who lave bees eallat to dm emalith is Mak
8
have thalaselne the stragest posthie spthises 17r0:1:
' '
thas willtal to be pareaslom a peas quasems, but
ameldss elm whether they mma to take the
mum flit right to set (Cheers.) This, I shish,
is Islay mthassedeated. The that minister hes nth we,
imbed. this, to ISS Lewd J. Russil took a nether muse.
New lie has am wily ametelthaksi. Lad I.th Rath&
Ddid
voluissie
_a posed essesessa sad 16M is e symeral
nestles t' 10 Ile maim whisk my =lb bead would
Milveadile, la Ihs• pew ma Modem te all
:add 1 WM nisrd 1e that quids et the shasult,Me
asswer sieved le me gnus loymy =lb Mead was ask as
well as I ma seetheaklllth my Bible Mai weal* ism else
hare mum le he beard is by with With themselhe los
theabide
by wish ef Milespls of isphad, but that he wadi
llts —the eke* aqnmed—spialses et
the ) And I defy embed,' Is undid
ate wimiy.fe OM that re lye[ my idle *bad was es
imbibed by pothemsat loy Se essatrp. (Hear.
hear) me New lard. the AM anther, aew
et this smiths Wag a Teesdale of a paltry 717;7 whia
would albst ealy M. inappreeiable aslant the prise of
the food at Ss people. Bat, it this Mlle aft I meat
Tory Markle knew why it is that sash pea Wale have
bath mob bring lee years and a half es bep
laepopeem, maw the bermer of " ProMelisa"-TIV:sI.;
I kW as whim .ell that when his aelleegyes mesa the
home they de disliaetly declass it le a tivellka of
rennin. ear essasseraial policy. ) Whet dem the
new Measther et the Deily basertar my to
the femme et Itheemlaoihketh t (War,
wader ble Lord Darbyar.) That
" eine
IMgillaseavielimi I ham of his dosses desire to melee
that Medal and somaradelirSy whisk has yawed en
hiseisth." I fig that lb ef sairmalithri by the
mellsel amsuat /SWAM( as the had at the peeple,
wield, la the puma! ante sad temper of the
a gees el immessadath "d `
amt.
(w peers
111475 e,
la them, a of peaky so vital to the muotry, that
ea is - 'eti te keep II in the bmitegreand.
=L) Tbselbak I say be puma ptheameth em
Ie my, me way sr las eller, whether
IV ere Mar or
ait, not se individuals, but as • re athiset.
) I will not stampd, is these abairradeas, to
s nib whisk wadi attend • mallmeithe at the
easselably af the meaty as 1. the hams blealies et lhs
pthammial. The amble earl has argiad thallbseassilthey
as la ear eammmeMl policy has not lama easel by the
s Seep 0 psemmesak while the Onmistkin
of that yasernithy
_lthe bees miM my
that ss he as I ma Jaye at lehlis thee yarn Sore
was a shim. ef sat temesth Ow to be se other-
tctazallhe matt, wheaner. We Se aoseteimpplthe
Sat se Asp la Ike OW the eselby
was be be Ms aside nth edi that be "Me of
the Is.. et Ommatiss es Om Math 110 ase Se aelseible
mass el the red/palls of the Waisks sad Se amble earl,
Naha* tome, resnarkad that I iefe mighl he aware
it the nil mum The MI bulls le paths* athlete:
ark la stenrer to it, I mass lakes be Meth sell 111th for
in past, and I Wien epatharip lb *mks of my
the Calf *ME is esammisa
with thee du ea Ss Zitrairiesils, dad 11 sem-
pelted the Mb_ Bprthammal la Mire babe libe te=er
the Capk 'NW be disermil Vittibe Naos at
Thse Sebes ea Ihs Nthb Msireewk mob 11 M-
isr the Me pmemsethe asthisask ease ballad
Mil =semi* lbesable had batmen it Weevil=
ad dawned it vas Illsilsposbalik that the late riewmagesat
wean lan ism nabstedise. Bat whoa the sakes& tar
Si Se late abethileatioa hi hes the treat at
be mob 10 mig what was the Moms if that austelrp.
pert I erg *al the be
sad Os wawa et their NM oath
mandlas Ss Doppia et be after Moe et pellimat mat
thee Se sliest of rebels we hr be mad a half
awls be math of samiallbs sad leg amdast them
a passed The amble used says that bay woe se
. le the hee Wiry. Ide as* swf that
this vem bit It le a* Se loss She Me, this by
keeping up the try et protean, by_the ache end MIMEO*
timers that he mad lb Meads amid renege pranalieft Om
kb goverameat wee weaksso sad that the rasa le
llamas. thys Sthethesed. swam be dueled. imemkes,
by Sasses, by seethes, sal by awry pasisalle
mem pubs were labs le smiths* these masseled vilk
the Mad Sat ki the athle awl sad hie pithy
eedd be etharth. XS We pan ego the amble Menteit
depubdira et Imam le eat to him, that he weal*yet
swath la imesbe peeleedes, thatbe was Magni far the
time whoa la owl* my, " 17p, iamb ad at ben 1" that
they meet trust to thawing, bat that they limb eke
trasS es the lousy whisk was pisdedl le pulsates. sad
nay royal it. (Hear, hear.) - What wan the awe.
guess. 1 It is Medea@ that many noble lords who ware
ollOdsod to the whirr party withdrew their support hut say
able hind, maths pees& that we were wooed to peetee-
tha mid be.... they loped yet to get it hash by
MOM of as MI6 sail. In the Hesse of 011•1110111
that bpd to • water ezteuL lbw asimbees at that
be.., who esammed with us on the thirds 0 be trade,
Math with se am ether matters ; lis es the What bad,
who eimsaned with the noble earl ea the gustiest of
tree hid as dibrenee with my sale (need, Lord
John Rural, to soy other question. The whole et that
party was kept together by the constant dwelling. the
fact of the rerethes of protection. In many counties and
boroughs penes. who were ready to give a general support
to the then govenmesat, end had confidence in that govern-
ment, wore promoted coming into parliament by the opposi-
tion which wee third against them on the ground of pro-
tection. By thews mans, not only were the ranks of the
late govcrament weakened, but the ranks of the opposition
were strengthened. The noble earl cannot deny that
he, as the leader of that party, was the adviser of
those attacks, and it is something more than public
rumour, it is no secret that the last attack which was made
on my noble friend below me(Lord Clarendon) was pressed
on an unwilling soldier; and that the noble lord, the
present secretary for Ireland, was required to bring for-
ward resolutions which were framed and even written by
the noble earl.

The Earl of DERBY wax understood to say that they
wore not written by him.

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0..
%Eillarbli—/ am very glad to hear it but if they were i
not they were at Uwe counselled and directed
~4 the "lei; bat, to the credit of many of
aiilm rgi, be ms they were ashamed of this
. Ai
weak led wen negatived by • considerable
Mellegilrrs was
cheat withand ability (and I do not complain
tint illieuld be and at last it was successful. It is not
tek ehendee, In noble earl to say that the assumption
of no geenneent we ben upon Km. It devolved on
him, wad was the nanny mesequeses of along continued
and onemehl opposition. Nor can it be urged that the
manse in whisk the government was formed is • justifica-
tion el • depeeture from all the ordinary rules of proceed-
ing. Wbon:swedtioci has been kept together for a long
tine by Ya incurrence of opinion on one particular
quegion, what is the eoune we should expect to be pursued
when this opposition has triumphed, and taken on itself
the tmpeosibility of office? Why, it is naturally to be
enpsMsi that they will endeavour to give effect
Is the views they entertained when in opposition. I should
have mooted that the noble earl on assuming office would
have NU as, se be did last year, that he retained his former
nod that he could not, as an honest man or a man
!Meta, , sacrifice those opinions. In Februari, of last
year, the noble earl tried to form a ministry, and having
failed to do so he explained to the house fully the feelings
and motives which influenced his conduct. The noble earl
said • " It was impossible for me, even had my convictions
been less strong than they were, as an honest man, to take
office without • full determination to deal with that distress,
and endeavour as a minister to afford effective measures of
relief. I stated that if I could so far forget myself as to
sacrifice my own honest convictions, the lees of honour that
would be involved in such a course would make my ser-
vices worse than useless. I said I had entertained, and did
ontertain, the opinion that it was the duty of the govern-
ment, if it were impossible to do full justice, at all events
le -take steps towards mitigating the injustice under
whisk the proprietors and occupiers of land were suffering."
Akw sentences *tether he went on to say, " I cannot as
ea
bonen inn thanes the attempt to relieve the existing
distress lc, dm ingedgee of a moderate import duty on
tom" This IMAM deffilleatka of the noble earl last
year. Now I say that whoa es opposition, based on pro-
ludo, which used proteins se a lever to upset a prece-
ding si eiaistraden, MOMS to office, we have a right to
Rde ilea till aeon to thou opinions ? If the
ms et Cenussms is opposed to a policy which is a
.cR
....6411gLuest instest to the country, and which both
and free trades deem of vital importrace,
r o. z dis sable lord is bound, as was done in 1841,
te lake tits eons of the country as soon as possible. If he
had bee sat me party in either house would have offered
ony to his measures, and every facility would
ben bees gives to him in carrying on the necessary busi-
ness of the .try, in order to enable him to proceed to a
dimeintion. 'lle noble earl says the responsibility will rest
ea vonwho Impede the measures now before parliament. I
is ad sal that there will be no inconvenience attendant
intim tof thou as ; but if the opinion
of the es the relative questions of free trade and
poonstien is to bit taken, I cannot see how this is to be
lITIMINL Egneing to the events of 1841, and the course
taut by Sir R. Peel, with whom the noble lord was then
aide., it will be seen that Sir R. Peel said that when it was
evident that the days of the then parliament were num-
bered, they meld ass wiefally enter on the discussion of
Ng
_Mellennel 4 ad he aged that parliament should be die-
011,01 awl a new one sins& He relieved the scruples of
toy noble Mend, Lord J. Rummell (I was not a member of the
110.111111•111 M at that time, but I remember it very well),
with regard to any, ngitational objections he might enter-
tain as to giving sash advice to the crown, by stating
that such a cosies was regular and that there was
t for it ; an, at his request, my noble
Lord J. Russell gave au assurance that parliament
Shedd be dimelnd, and it was dissolved as soon as pos-
sible. If bee najasty's present advisers meant to bring
Moved the gnestlM of protection, according to all pro-
udest this is their peeper course. At the same time I for
use have as wish to drive them to take that course. I
should have been with satiothetion that they had intended
to tabs es oneseineenen. I elmald have been glad if they
mould ban mid, wad diet, considering this questioa un-
doe the sone of sue went responsibility, although our
epilog' is unaltered se to the polity of 1846, yet we
Eel that it will he for the good of the country if it
is amt again agitated. It is true that if they did so
they might be reminded by their followers of their
amoeba as als, R. Peel, but that would be only the moie-
tis", of *es own want of foresight and candour during
he rani of opposition, and I think it is a penalty which
they ought le pay. If they intend to give up protection
they eight frankly to avow that intention. lam convinced
that whigiver might be cast on them by their
Elleirme kir nit the hopes they have raised will
not be dimiablin, bat will rather be rendered more just
sad mere teeing if the noble earl refuses to make • frank
avowal of the alteration of his opinions, and yet practically
evades the performance of that which ha has taught his
followirs to believe was indispensably necessary to •
them. The noble matt has told us that he retains ,
his old opinion, but that he conceives it to be his
duty sat to ague* to nay them out unless he obtains the
full coneeness sidle eneen that such measures are not
to he carried by • bare pedinneatery majority, that he
will not seek to obtain seimeset support or seek to Winne
his ibilowen or the tenstiteonsies, but will leave the ques-
tion to the calm anddieadsn of the country. Doss any
en who heart that dedication net me that it is bireality
ging up the gneiss? Can pneestion Married by what
none en has ogled wash " rese-wator" nisesares as this ?
Does an ens believe that the rnmposities of a duty on
Inn watt be simegilelled without entrees, difficulty ? I
believe that It null on be aselnplithed at all. I have too
much onibienos law geed sure of the aestry to believe
that they will reveres the plop of 1846, bat that it could be
by may ether men is ten absurd to suppose
he a nonsat. What shiest eon the noble earl have in
Wag this 001ITIO ? If the silk earl really meant to give
up geslesden, as on the when wowed most likely, why did
he set Wei SD ? The only nisei that could be made to
him would be that he Ave yeses he had used protection as
ilailegineinespective of the real interests of the
.But bow infinitely would the noble earl's
be theremed if, whilst peaceically giving up pro-
lusion, be dealing to state his inteations frankly, and
eseisevomoi to seep of by • leaping. This would have
the appeenses of playing with the pails Wenn, end in
the wine ands of ithe anatcy it would be
dimwit, sin ,t• lad an instance of their being
so tegarn Iselin.
LirdtaIATINGEB woad net vow trouble their lordships
with !is opinion on the sublet of the Darn-laws. He denied
that the party which mean w the late government bad
bees kepi -tegreber by the my of protection, though it was
sot to be engin that whin interests of such magnitude
wen at atembe, for redress would not be premed
peg upon
The Kan* ot CLANRICARDE thought the speech
of the Point Mimi*: thew* sannonaidike he hid ever
heard. It is thet, le lining the sountryle
with all their ea ems side of the quadrate the=.
He *ignited to for the revision of our commercial
nil Ineedel play Alto any danger likely to arise from a
diembellia:Eint, he was wholly unable to see any.
He onentledi the dromaileeese ei 1846, to which the
noble earl had alluded, wen sot at all parallel to
theme of the resin case. La appeal to the country ought
to be mils end that speedily; the delay intended by mi-
nim would *sly espoos the country to the evils of • long
:MThere must be a distinct policy one way or the
N minty would not tolerate the administration
of the noble oval. TM latination of his intentions might
be den sem% bat it bed ben given& a manner to create
• neat deal of anehief.
The marl et DEBBY ingleined. What he had mid was
this—not with regard theagartioular question of impos-
ing a duty es the corn, her Majesty's
WOW net =runlesswith a majority
rvgalremasli, and gourd concurrence of the
ociengy I bat that, if obtain that =Only and
lannense, their would be to mitigate
sene donee thigyneriejhich the agricultural
body was sow
Themed of would be glad if his noble
Mind at the el the goveennumt could readjust the
bunion of the nil Mien the farmer from taxa-
tiny within a den is one. In nth a policy
ih• with Ms.
lell:ralLIINOIrt regretted estremely that the noble
suited net thought proper to give him • direct answer, as
it would lave bees for the interns of his own government
bad he dens we. He maid form no other conclusion now
Nee that protection was abandoned as a measure of govern-
ment.
Lord WODRHOLISR was surprised that the noble earl
*Odd have taken a 031USB the reverse of frank and candid,
sail whisk must be attended with the evil of stirring up a
party emilest in the ermiley.
- The En of POW'S caught an attempt had been made
to pine his sable bind at the head of the government in
the guides of int bidder at an auction. He trusted that
there was • sufficient amber of moderate men in both
Mosso to support the goverment in passing all the bu-
sisee=ate to be treasegied before the close of the pri-
me
The petition was this aimed to lie on the table, and
Their lordships adjosseed at 20 minutes to nine o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-NIONDAY, MARCII 15.

The Sez.sizn took the chair at four o'clock.
SWEARING IN OF THE NEW GOVERNMENT
MEMBERS.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Christopher,
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster ; Sir John Trollop°,
President of the Poor-law Board; Lord H. Lennox, one of
the Lords of the Treasury • Mr. Napier, Attorney-General
for Ireland; and Mr. Whiteside, Solicitor-thneral for Ire-
land, took the oaths and their seats on their re-election by
their respective constituencies.
NEW WRITS.

On the motion of Mr. F. Mama:snit new writs were
ordered for Dammam, ha the room of the Hen. Mr. Knox,
who has 110X4pisd, tie elks of Oroom-in-Waiting on her
Majesty; and kr the bent* et Coleraine, in the room of
Mr. John Boyd, who has untied the stewardship of the
Chiltern Hundreds—the latter announcement was cheered
by the opposition.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.

The following hills were read a second time :—Aberdare
Market and Slaughter houses, Belfast Harbour, Birken-
head, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Railway (powers
to lease, &c.) ; Bramley and Ridgcwick Road, Cambridge
to Ely and other Roads, (Bamford Briggs Waterworks,
Kingston and Shcotbridge Road+, Leeds Waterworks (No.
1), London Corporation, North Western Railway, Saint
Helen's Gas, Shropshiro Union Railways and Canal (branch
canal to connect canal of Shropshire Union Railways, &c.),
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, and Lincolnshire
Itstuary.

LONDON CORPORATION
On the motion for reading this bill a second time,
Mr. HUME objected that this, which was a measure (1)
reform a municipal corporation, ought to be regarded as a
public bill.
Mr. W. WILLIAMS was also of opinion that a mounts
which conveyed to a public body enormous powers of taxa.
Lion should be dealt with as a public bill.
After a few words from Sir .1. Dune and Mr. Roeaccr.
The SPEAKER (replying to the latter) considered the
present in all rospeets a private bill, inasmuch as it affected
tho interest of a particular locality only, viz., the City of
London. (Hear, hear.) Nor did the house part with any
of its powers by so treating it, because after the bill was re..
turned from the select committee it would be perfectly
competent for any hon. member to move on the report that
it be referred to a committee of the whole house. (near.)
The bill was then read a second time and referred to a
select committee.

LINCOLNSHIRE ESTUARY BILL.
Col. SIBTHORP opposed the second reading of this big,
which, after a few words from Mr. ChllLDEltai and Sir Jour/
TILCILLOPZ, was negatived without a division.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
THE PROPERTY QUALIFICATION.
Mr. TUFNELL gays notice that on Wednesday next he
should ask leave to bring in a bill to abolish the property
qualification for members of this house. (Cheers.)
THE HARWICH ELECTIONS.
Sir DE L. EVANS gave notice that to-morrow (this day)
week heshould ask leave to bring in a bill for the appoint-
ment of i commission to inquire into the existence of briber?
at elections for the borough of Harwich.
STATE OF EGYPT.—COMMUNICATION wrra

Mr. ANDERSON gaveinNolticieAt.hat he would, on Tues.
day, 23rd March, move an address to her Majesty for topes
of a correspondence between her Majesty's government,
bar Majesty's ambassador at Constantinople, and her Ma.
jesty's agent and consul-general in Egypt, since the let
January, 1860, relative to the attempted interference of the
Sublime Porto in the internal administration of Egypt, by
proposing todcprive the Yacht of the power to indict capi-
tal punishment on capitally convicted criminals; to con-
suuct railways for the internal improvement of and facility
of transits through that country, and otherwise ; and of zi
representations made by British subjects in reference
thereto.

PARISH CONSTABLES.
Mr. DEEDES gave notice that on Monday next ho
shoulduk leave to bring in a bill to consolidate and uncut
the acts relative to parish constables.
RELIGIOUS ROUSES.
Mr. LACY gave notice that at an early day he should
move for a commission to inquire into the condition of
females in religious houses—(n laugh)—and also u to the
disposal of the property of persons bound by religious or
monastic oaths.
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