The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-05 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WSDNUDST, Fa, 4.
The Brims to the shale at I o'clock.
PETITIONS PRSSENTED.
Waxen liteasenem.—By Ms. J. WILLIAMS. treat a
Sus is Wales, the oppoialatent of bishops) Weish
am who in amt spa the Welsh longtime.
esam—lly Mr. 0. HAMILTON, fres
Or as OMIIII d Alike& Lay &moieties, sad by Mr.
UMW, hoes Alabama. Derbyshire, sparest.
SOUTH AFRICAN COLONI RS.
Sharp. MOLMSWORTH faro ship that Man the
CCMt the wilgest should be is he heads se umbers
M stall atteatirso to the MU Otis British dominions
Is Seeds Africa, and stove enteia ressigeime diem&
IMPORT OF THE CON /11111111011111111 OP WORKS.
Vieowast DUNCAN Wiil6ll4 OS eh the Chief Osman-
deem et Weeds and Penner atimber the thoseeassie
Mason of Mut ilopertasst 4111111=11111 la wavartioalim a dot
Ontoongeto noir is the mewl meet teistwingeme in 11l
861,
84et
tird tie Web et maths= et parreportlament in De-
afest year ; sad, so, nig that to whs.
• seat hoe been any signed by two lateed et by he three
elmenimimien
Lowl SEYMOUR ebeenei that it was • mistehe M. 521
halm the Chief Commtkiemm a Woods ; ha not been
ss is.. the act of lest suss ss, bat was the MI Osinads-
• • signer of Werke. lonnk.) In regard to the driliseNa
le the report, it woo not neosesary Les the daft suiskim
INN= i• SW hag soilitiont Ile wee swage h. ems
. semi he maim is sigs dm Men to b. war
Iforagist, bat. in the lemosise setorged rt. lienweay
• see bald the Wise derby; nearly ail
.44 =
of the limo Wee while the report • I
end, es his sienehme greo net ebooMAy UMW
eery, it was net *web* vomenehle Se in ISM en
spoesibie dm trostasSiens In bed had se
Mr. Kennedy bad, boweww, 'Wirt Me assmas trio 11
of the "pert as swell tbs ether assmissisesss. nue
were game points in the report with whisk Is bellued INA
Kennedy did sat perfectly ceinside. Ilhovehrip end maw
that he had hid nothing to OM with • large portion, he Weil
set galled upon to sign.
Lord DUNCAN, on Tuesday week, would novo by
papers espliastory of the sqbject.
ricoreicry AND INCOME TAX.
Mr. DUKE .ntriaated that he would, on Tuesday seat,
move the "Appointment of the committee of Zest year ea
• the property end imam OM
rug Amnia OF THZ CAPS
Mr. ADDKELET bomped to ash the Undowillego=
•• • lime ter the Connis whither a peed= bed hoe
•et the Corminwise t inhabitants et he Ogote Mae
r. IhMety. posits hos to 'shoe her anent w ordlegeme
Ereiteiy the ouromenoled imialetige elMeltil menus* te
• with their we onntitrelion ii obi, whether le
• Iv espies of ell sea entinmies it
• hem. He sloe whiled ft knew Thalia blit
him received, praying bre 141.111 is theme.
ellemeim ofd the cosseitsdim and Ile mean sem`so
alterstin, as tbe must tiolominnige esa
utioual onliiensins ; whether there be my
• to produce week Mr Ms
• Ise altering thessa=BB lenses
e V. PEEL replied don epethinadoperl Iry two=
• helangetruL praying bar Negmegastbeemetienenyer•
o micros such ss winevemstsay tegoneyeet to lOW
There 'would be aro Wigeetiem t• lg sepias et tbr
on the tilde. The other petition to whist MO
• member referred war included in the moot
•
Ile. ROEBUCK asked whether the two perms who boil
• dosed the petition were not the chairman sad secretary a
?
s midis PEEL
Me. IL PEEL was not aware. He believed one of theft
was dm chairman of a public busty in Cape Town.
BUILDING SOCLETIES.
In reply to Mr. Osborne,
Lord SEYMOUR said it was istandmil M scistrodus
the bill of len year ea the efehnet of bnillies aseistieh gnd
to refer it to a iminitase is order Is the gemovel et entitle
technical difikolties.
THE NEW METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
In reply to a question from Capt. FITZROY.
Sir G. GREY said that on the 29th of January, two
months before the period allowed by the act had expired,
ba received a mice from the Commodes of London, mai.
miles that they would immolate the construetion of the
new market, and to defray the expense.
Mr. STAFFORD inquired whether a sew bill would be
epOied for ?
Rif 0. GREY had no reason to nappose that it would.
The powers granted by the act to the consmimionen would
be transferred by the powers of that act to the corporation.
As, however, the act of last year did sot provide a site, the
emparation would have to Me mums for that pur-
pose.

SESSIONAL 01,11111. •
Mr. C. LEWIS then moved the mud tesing Maio.
Mr. HU Mit cosapiatted of the went ff pew ttdn st
diviaisoe taking plea Ming given to hos. aimbre *Mb
eittiag innuaittses.
On • seattiosot emeiseal order being stai, •
Mr. HUMS swot that in fatatt no Ales At pills
swag AMISH be Ahem after midnight. He hied As
Mow weal& tares to the new role.
Cobra SIDTHORP etedially weed with the hest. Am-
ber Jer Plioatnee. He lot Ass soft Est mess Stan fifteen
Aeneas proem when Ibe bone lets b issuelitios of ens-
. tit, said Am nen theta aerwiedf edger. Clemeobor.)
- Hr. C. LBW'S inieed AA At hew teolii ate agree
M the unevehaent, se it would My beta ese iitYs ntll•
an to be departed from even in dmllliebtlele
when time was of the greatest istowletees. ‘l4ll2l7estcY-
• bees were sot gestest it wee at the "lion eft boa asa=
A r. the Atteedbothystewlogirtthe berm be etramisL
Mr. HU WI explitosi that is destenelenese of gnat
einergemly the Ada Wee be tempartly wersoded.
. (Divide.)
Alter • few words hem fir. Bnotzateros the house
divided.

The numbers wen—
For the oddities to the role

Against it
Mr. BROTH E RION withdrew so peapered his models
thelsten:yealk business shoal Mtwaselsieftwe maniere
. FRENCH taeleod of the pale sof wise
la the esbeshaast seem. Sorry was
ie. pm hoZiri:miLaat os. ate aeries a Meal short
had hail he hr hes 12s_ • hail et whisk was,
• howevit the samishispe having
boss ask ter.) The Ista. amber
; • try ha Ileoilitho: oughtt to be neetilitspgatly
• thlagisi. tad aswes athedes geserelly paid te the sessior
of has, It dal Was Smith hoe wail be •
sad ism hapaathat lath •
*sant': mitt he sasharM assaillse of
alio iiiEerhash the steetalds sthallgte it pet
,!•suslea. The Mat als *SS hit Omaha sahey
• *thew meseheth sad It was sot gabs Joetheths>temaa
• . thhaletheallast dad/ he asahisS bra it ahighterd
ginry'siairattelltrrallitradissa woe mot a I
On
thetatera ,the
the
••, et Om* has On Nth whillbsisi fa that
has. gesdemsa.the sow a Mr. fiesissa Murphy.
• Da hillJti ES llama the Ma. make hit be must
• pie sedge of hie meths.
Ma TRENCH liwaired whether the rebetherat
saittee landed to tar any pewee".
Mr. STAFFORD said that the paten of the ahlatttee
wen very limited; he thought it hater to dale the math
• denim of the matter until they bad bees Nene tiros
• iambs the sew hoses
M. HILL &hada the_priese serawsted moth to
the aastheesea of the house. Me rid it was gestlasita's
oat bat if they paid 6s. Mr bottle for wise, what they
coal get very good sherry tar 4s.
The order was that weed te.
Tin ADDRESS.
Sir R. W. BULKELEY hiving betteght up the repent
es the eddrae,
Mr. HUME tusk emir to widths the epee& hat the
throat H. raked that Lid 3111111 eeei bat ha s.
milted to earry at hi /hip to befog *"weed a Bohm
• Biu. which he hoped weld be ea *mph 11111% bas waned
him that withal* the of ha bast as aware
weld be eireteal- sO.. auriaseed tke agrisalssa party
hod
wee irrosod of esaphist berg pima thee she-
C. What was regsima ha j le then was,
het trade should Is tasted udos
ast to its hi Mat.
The Isar war sad the has It searisaal as ear
lather ha attributed to esierial abgearsasst.
Our forego poliey should be the of paha 1111111141•111T-
twee, with the affairs of ether satisas. no pumped
.. Wawa in our =diary easiblidthars vas if
. *Me aetabliOuraents elm priest, sat
WisieTM alms of • Taw& hithiset was, she thosibt.
The Pesidest was ter thaisited with
• All assay h e beaus aisseo l tbs to take
peen
. slam at thythingend thet sigla hem tarseel by arepapwr
ethos. while he ash sot tot bag thst ishrwoute of
Para Weald be bat eassedsed by seekstaiskes pease with
• VII: OIRORN F., oherrelea es a tabled Ishii bed
been spokes to by Mr. Hums sod the es two other am-
bore bete.., amplained of the defective 'satiation of the
heath teaseepsent, as he usdasteal, ea dr continuance
he teat-staeding quarrel between It,. berry sad Dr.
Re
Capt. FITZROY bore tathasay to the great impure-
• Mass seoainee by numbers hem the atheasts pea of cold
=et air, the great heat of the MS Serbs the whole
. end the aloes lawappatablo stash oasis beat
the *girl Moos boa walls sad seap,
to
peassi waissedeg.
PPSEYMOUR thought it wadi be babe rase the
a a remitter
ChM did sot belie." the aq ausithe would
• bang Mr. Berry sad Dr. Reid to arse. The say ware
wee so gee rid of both.
The report on the &hirer' wan then agreed to, sad the
boor adjourned at hallow 6 o'clock.
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NeraorourAN RIFLE Curs4.—A be* of in-
impotiol gootimos at the West-end have he the Were.,
aye Wee bute=tushalita aimishills. having
Itirt eijset ef dohs Is the various
• &Met. et Lend. A aexesellell wrietles was bell on
Thereesy evening leak at the Irbetiel Nemo Tarim, 81.
Antee't.berni, wine severd teteletke• vete eaaeinkseity
••• d.nd commuistre famed Ilho moon ot do.
• • wag it. plans. We andantes. dot tribe letsetlegi
' of mr -eataarnitere eetetelielees fbr a Perrise of
=Niro Ma *els en et sea ambito allibesZerseit
received for tettylog eel thltial:l/211,19000
. •
Mr.. Alfred Toreros owl asellist Ibs ISM
keel the Poet Leettets biog.

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das of pabliestiss.
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LONDON, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY &

Moms the lad of DESBY has sambaed the
prinelpie or a Alin male of oorn-e:cleileg axe*,
ke hie WA, it seems, reared all hops el ing
nisi I toad day ea threw grain as add " coin-
Welei team with the eithcal abject of Weeding
relation to the hisew." The =sea d the lan
Ihe ' wwY esetrive ar that he dedimed
'rant might to lei. The LetYal is not st meek im-
portance; he the males d the sonelaws in this
country is sew as and definitively
settled se was the iter=ie Relief Act five
years ohm its seastameL
The madman of &reign food untaxed into a
soma, • limited area, teeming with an in-
dustries ho have varied products
d their le sweimage ter the Meeks el Image
laser, and who desire that this searetey skald
tames the =keret d the words esmseedi-
ties,—is nit a seater of detail to be settled
by aka sal Meek aisidelisme whom revalue sods
and prolestisa baba let is • great Mae et
play, and a aWeesslabil peitelples ethical, ease
eased en and MIO4 is not to be again disturbed,
event though nett theca greatly fell. It is see
en
eee, lost eland readry se which Lord DIM
and kietiesde rerstirtak whits pessieti we apiriens
arm ; bat en whisk it is AM they shou
ishangsable.ld
the Wed et the amain is m
Prim freedom of bads ia *aides et rod has
brim bens of ear bone. sad flesh of ear Ina.
We have won it, and that whisk we have won
we will keep, even by strength of arm, if
it be necessary. Parliamentary majorities, even
were they attainable, would be powerless to re-
impose what Lord DERBY is quite correct in saying
is something more than a tax ; what Can-
not be reduced to a mere source of revenue,
but involves the highest injustice that one eines
of human beings can inflict on another. When,
then, Lord Dense talks of fixed duties on their food,
we may safely leave the question to the protection of
the operatives end labourers of the realm, who for
the last four years have,-coder freedom of importa-
tion,—been enjoying a plenty unknown to them be-
fore. It is not to defend the existing corn-law that
a reform in the representation is wanted—the law
will defend itself. It is for other, though it cannot
be fee better, purposes.
There has of late been some suffering in the coun-
try; and this is the consequence of low prices. But
it is not in the agricultural districts that it has pre.
veiled. There rents have been well paid ; there the
labeerers have been well employed; there wages
have been fully sustained; there such improvements
are in program as the world never SIM before ;
there farmers are at last putting their shoulder to the
*heel, relying on their own energies, exertion, and
skill ; there landlords are doing their part in the
great work of manufacturing human fad; there
neceesity, the mother of invention, is producing
change es wonderful in man's minds and
thoughts as it is surprising in the asperity of
the soil ; there,—as Lord OUT well said,—
every product is remunerative, taws, per-
haps, one, and that is rising in vales; then
the plough is being driven into the old dowse, sad
corn is about to be cultivated where, a
a sheep could scarcely live. And all thic:TZelt
pressure,—and chiefly because—of free imports. The
country gentlemen of England do not in truth know
themselves; they do not appreciate their own rid
worth ; they are realising all that Mr. COBDEN pre-
&cid of them ; they are going to show the world
that they can undersell the foreigner oven in their
own highly taxed country. In their exertions and
enterprise, they have no worse enemy,—as Lord YAR-
BOROUGH can tell them,—thin their own friend,
Lord passes.
The suiting class in England, at the present
memrsat, ie the mercantile ; the ispertess et foreign
ems, turbid produce, tea, sere, ride, spices, oil,
tallow, end se on. The lots so 'align grain is far
=thee any loss on sir eedie wheat ; the &res-
in the prices of tee, amen sad esthe tar ex-
ceeds any fall in the vaies•st *kith farming
dem; it is the foreign gamer red the ibreign aaesukant
who have a much ernes 111181111 right to emplain
Boa the British landlord ad firmer. Bet deg to not
"'whim* to the legislature. The preset several
of their commodities have fallen se leer that there
are not westing aims in which imported ammo-
dities have bean thrown into the raw to avoid pay-
ment of intim, and te steep wershomee mat.. But
the maim= do not Fora that leglelathe me help
them. They knew that low grisee-will sere. peo.
dad= erg henna dolanthildith vadiao=
the Nat adine demised ami supply will
them fro present losses. They ill back ae those
greet -_- laws, whisk are as retain in their
ultimatedliets as the great laws of physise them-
selves.
•
It is ad, thee,t in the low Irks
erib epieethredthrel
purrs Ghee tha their imemend the
;ICl'lemma It is set mew* that wharpies
leads to its aggernited eannergthe ; it
lames the labourer awn legend in odor Kibbe—
is meet, is tea, is efeflies la snip, in olothitio. And
in all these Emma neer Wee. It is quite
im-
possible kr egg one mho airms,lisaw bat mention I
and ventrally am tosea*si eggetemiale the ether on
the working reels reel se waits phy-
sical, at the whisk now
mama& his. reigigteyshmerrontieue thew
round him the a dose can lelemem
it is pomade that eZPITy leo, now, sod
coffee sag tell off ;if pudnedoberth present
prime is amiable, it is most prob Will
fall off ; be *et will be the operation of laws of
which somminiet eau be made, which no legisla-
tion can salwal. It will, however, involve hard-
shipequite sitsawaithout 'Ming to them a rise
at of prices a y fictitious aarecterr-cosh us
Lad Dian
Left to themselves, it is rams than probable
that the nage of poises of the greet arti-
dee et rintheree will • eatiene to reran low,
thmegh not, }whop. se low as at pre-
sent. The ewer= or% varied dot ceentrics
in width they ankreinemd the net among of Eu-
ropean capital whisk is new boseght to bear on
Weir heed ; dr inermieg OS which diri-
e:the sea of trodenden; do slimeined sum_
rhich there der twigs essemeres to 'entre
in this Weider, theme *apply the rest of Keupe ;
the eetessellessily townies at which it is esemyed
rem the red distant parts of the earth—ell these
and as leaked other like mem Sum
the of
that high prises arising from deditheey of
ripp▪ ly hews ram wawa to Mara And it is the
oessilmes, why not also is the eseessis of fob P
Timm thee, we find that the agriesiterute of
Enema have nothing to somplain of.
If dee prices et their aro low, so are the
prime ot all other leo, in
then theirs. theirs. In every article el life they
have the benefit of this redeetien in its value. How
can they expect to have that advantage, and to de-
prive the rest of the semmeity of the benefit of
cheap bread?
No. We live in an age of low prices, of abundance.
and of plenty. Let us perpetuate it, if possible ;
and show our thankful one to the great giver of all
material goodness, by turning it into a means of
moral improvement.

A CIIAMDER or Commence has been established
by the inannfeeturert in the potteries. One of its objects
will he to settle disputes between employers and the,
Tllk ALTERATION or TRAlNs.—Copies of the
Daily Nam, containing a full report of the opening of
parliament, and of the very heavy debates in both houses,
en Tuesday evening, reached Manchester yesterday morn-
ing by five minutes poet 12, and were delivered no the
iaelwrac sod or the principal betide by 10 minutes after
12. "the alteration I. of great video to the commercial
essentenity, because the merchant or manufacturer who
has am received private whites is now, through the
ampeass of the newspapers, ia possession a all important
somminsiel information by the time the market opens, as
mush m the one who hue received his liddare from a host
of distant correspondents.—Doily Now.