The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-10 00:00:00

ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE.
Upon the lawns of Lord J. Reeartu, it was agreed
that the Men at in Ala; shool.l adjourn to Monday neat.
NAVIGATION LARB.—ADJOURNED DEBAT&
Upon the °Weir of the day 1 clog read for the mooed read-
ing of the Navigation Bill,
Mr. BERMES t aid that in the Aimee of his t obis friend
(Lord J. liaossers), to wbc.se champ a petitivn iron Liver-
pool spirt this repeal of tile navigation laws had beg en-
trilwei, it fell to his lot to portent it. He was afraid he was
*Wale to lift it—(a laugh)—bat he could assure the house
Aid it was a mans of great importune. Tire right hoe.
amber home panted the notice of the here to ea Larose
ale tipinehmeets on the 090- and solider these coetained
Se podia end ',pawn. 'The leas keeled lustily on
11.111%. VOillaillSOlie beadle, end the henghter berate
=Ng IS Major Beredied rising her bellied Mr.
Morriss, blame s at full mold' sushiltippakesd with
a strength Wang it wpm the kW, where, by
tgwiversui sessest. It was allows' to he for some ininate., at
the expintisa of which It was removed haw of the °Mame.
Mr. HIMMIEB stated that it was a prides from the is-
!Altana gemselly of Liverpool, led ee hums not
114,700 prietth sad that it earnestly the hums not
to peas the WM dr the repeal of the sergehea laws.
The LOUD MAYOR aleo unsealed &wry weighty petition
hem the meninsh. shipowners, Mime% serer , and others
of the City of Lids., oaks the rapid of the aaviltatin'
kw. The Wei. 20,767 la number. Helen
basked then, and was enabled to state AVM known
knowledge Inlay of the s'goatoret were three of the
seer respectable inn in the Ci y. and that the Wake was
to nary respect entitled to the mart Tapered consid.ration
el the home.
Mr. F. O'CONNOR begged to ask the right hoa. gentle-
man who had prorated the Liverpool petia, sad auo the
ion.who had presterd the or from the City
of Loofpeatlemen a. Idaho( they were acqualated with the agna-
te:eels them derezrate, and knew this. to be punier

(Leif inegbfir.)
M. MIMS egissi the wldeentell debate by saying
that ho nee tie the wpm et ',petit g th• farther progress
el the hill then beim* the be.,, led that lie should canna&
he tonne that it be read a seemed due that day sir months.
Wbb the =te which he (lb. Herrin) entertaited
ups the he could not allow the bill to paw
fsae anatbee stow; but it wit his intention tow to state his
tolineisse le It tranvis order that the house might see Its
demmite, awl net oaths it to pan any farther. (Wear, hear.)
The Merin et gate sines the yeelponement of the
NI WS year lei been *Waal is Jab-anion. It
hsi unins ileanneale, end, above all, It bad
an ouremiest to be gent to peeks apinjuslymta,
t, which
was hig he
athenaeum nthig a sweet en aad
is us eight finlike wfleet the (motion. Then was a
Wide, width bat :
e s the late-
bed ihe
thesign mien span the sulest. They
bed resolved eetheisithatists from Came, teeth-
leg the et the nemonn. They hod bed also,
es he been, ea napalm inatlient ken all pub
of the eventri, he. kegs makes d the =
bee, hem towns et tete, gni hem e
Me bail is his hind a NM only of the
plume inn whine petitions it hal beet presented.
Teem were Dual.., Belfast, oath, itemiseind, Pen-
men. Purred, flumes, Leith, Ulties., Glasgow,
owl Polak*/ • panties had ales meemetel hem the
skstragellidtbe ta.mtial wend,
_sigma by sins 21.000
pwone, esi there bed nue hem Limpid a met remark-
alb C:Maisslissi by 24,700 poems, tot ship-owning,
net intediately et sonetwily involved
by nun et blared is the quidet at Yens ; but it had
mete bet the biebitants fittest'', sad it stated
that the unthaws viewed " with alms the promos of the
Lettthisenn through the haws," and it prayed that
might net be repealed. (Hoar, hear.) He desired
ea theprawn cumin to Manes himself to the priseiple of
the Wl', the details baneg beta very fully attend st in
the muse of the lad outdo& The right hon. geamon
(Mr. Lubeutheue) who !abetted the IMMO had rested
his eartments shinty ups. three meta points ; sad he had
pat them forward as his ioducemente te the been to take
the subjoin into its innawliste causideretion. and to accede
to the propesitim he laid before then. His first
sad greatest llombidea was the ease of Camelia. He
W else and upon the knee, by ream of the
slate of the Wert Indies, to pas some meseure
of tide dandpliet as speedily as pout ; and he bad told
bin neemben that there wen halm pewees prating so
eleseyV the atheledot to the prbileipie white we now ex-
dent* i, end tes
ieit it bee...tae INMeses squat; if not
ileo
to the danger of refodEmstkelr ansumde.Writher,
lest) New, these three be weal make•
von to dines* of before preessiel mo whet he
mat all the real quantum la the nee. And first
with respect to Clunk. There het beta a prevalent
impremics last Deaden that all Camels owned to he in a
lame, as it were, tar the abnegation et rho navigation laws ;
sad it would elm, hem the esunmaintien twined sad
laid apse the table, that that tarots. ins bens on by
the docanents. BIM be (Mr. Vendee) believed the
eight hon. gettlemes was not in ponession n all the papers
in the sultan. Ho guano* to say taut the as of
Cams& was good for nothing as a ground for the repeal
ef the navigation laws, because now, after the laps of
a year, a state of ants was revealed there, the
very reverse of what was conveyed to the here. Lam year
puipees aanouneemente were made reopening the Board
et
Trade et Gunn, and the opinion of the governs et our
Nark Amines& provleus. The hone wow that led to
mum that the ai eat masses et Canada Wait
'nonsked the belief that their main terbium wee the
ending navigation laws. But it had since emu to light
that a majority of the Board of Trade at Quebec were die-
tinetly of a contrary opinion—that they did not pray
kr a repeal of the navigation laws, but that they
did pray for a reetoratioa of protection. (Hear, hear.)
Ptfty-three of them out of 72 had signed a declaration to
that effect. The Board of Trade at Montreal likewise had
ant a petition signed by their president, praying for pro-
bation and for discriminating duke, and to that petition
the question of the mitigation laws was very tly
leached. A rano/nitrates had oems from twelve the
board, to the effect that they disagreed with these senti-
ments; and this brought a loser hen the mob body, in
whisk dilly declared in the etztegensume that they adhered
to their stylisation for proteedme, tad slated that they were
embed to • repeal of the navigation laws. This was signed
by II motbses, there being la all 103, of whoa thirteen
were absent from the colony, and eight refund a subscribe
the damn*. But there had been • ry kegs meeting
hand at Einditot, in Cattle Wet, width was suemoned by
penis, favesieble te a meal of the neripillsw law* ; an
amethanint.bowever,was mond num the night' prepution,
smiting aiathineatwas carried by • ar4sefiVetille 1. (Cheers
kai the pestsethnists.) The oOtiet ef *a am•stbriar,
ea that abiwiessent et the aavignies laws, es as
Catede was nueereed, wadpmw lust disastrous to its
pesspenty, by einuelling ite bdasbiem inhabitants le tom-
=fareigeme,_ wham neetreee preziraity te the
coost-weeM give boa at imam superiority, me-
aning then, while they minded (besibm 'Upping hem the
nevigniendthelewaleKte penes themshent die
leads et Omsk est le lake whatever month tile=
est of the ersalley. (Meamiel thus btu the peeleMinista )
The repeal of the sanystion laws wadi give to the tinted
States a imp peportion of their prelate, et whisk there
wire me thsekeleating duties. Not any he, but the con-
dition as mania canal and Weal staaquiate ouch
better, wkik it was at all limes inprelliari
to tee Manned to Camels.
West ladle, W
he weednd diodes the question
by hating that they too had every talon mad had
111101111 the disynitisa te the repeal of tin nevi-
=laws, as thetruith Me
their intonate by the intro-
of ebve grow sugar. He ant muse to
the meet miens of thon points Inielei es by At eight
hen. Rudman the President of the Buell el Trade—
=the
aublee s denudede of !snip mien le aid the
greelnunt wat thriljggtak
atby that
wadi banishes the Neneof sellwriwarbs Weibel
their imne astennemmit Aegean ineepsolive et vet when
Mk= metal db, sad whitest the attest
Must of ether =ism We were el Smr to
get rid et ter usviption laws on the inened
that they 'spiel our ammo ' • bet we 101
as right to eik any other state to milieu te esa
nein, ant yet nth wea the nano adopted by barajlp's
nimillin. Beit what woe the result ? Why,after
lupe el sin meethe. War the qesteles kat tally fille•
temsoi le that haw, all ear Muth set_ Oink set
the guesninent et tee liquthr, hat dunned to give theft
went le the eileglen of her Mejsety's mthimes' views.
The van fiejully of them replisd, ea beteg asked what
they weal "We will ut tell yea now." (Hear, hear.)
But hell bun the mew et the Gonna states. What hail
they ere Wrist te Freida ? Nothing.
Per that she could give no answer
until the astral genitment ad Germany was este-
bliehoL Ruth inspartly an neeption. having
stated that she wend tr. The United States, at aft
Mum world se samwer. The answer of
Austen (width the right tudemon reed it the French
=eel whisk dlemdbed as Treeless end angry),
le *emu es Mu of Prussia—ohs send tom say
mil the Goes NEW genrusett woe alablithed. The
bet atawen—the =Mahn eat of all—was that lielylut.
Übe e
ins
tine itopealtive—the woad sot serve their peewee at
all—sho trimly ,
th said, " No wi ern ow
to the irAtiand
na justlyel ec Isignot."
Having reed the sewer In tat et the i sainliner the
eight MR. gendiEllell faked what they gelesamt,
They now knew habithead thataren weal met
their poled*, mad were thoy to aSak
sasir
ten the* seemed to
thensolves the light el NMI 'l4=
thustettables whisk retired le Ombra he it ?
had had an sawyer from Frame, 'thas whit wain
meld he .era or civil it Mem, but awe
dentin la to their peti. Ito=
my Mosey
_dada; fact thin Preate,
tWeams:
Onnamy laidremait hula to the of
the genessent ear tits ennues made to then
aneleise he wend be their homer le blew c.
1114
(1111 f, liar.) It agyeamml the. that thb
hello eterwpseinee muted la wise am Whits. It
had pined hen Majesty's minds= it Bib ellemsaa, that
=me me huger in the panties theywere it lest you
they enuntainted with these tangs purse; of
free 'ebbs their owe emu% _smi have these powers
as they those. They lei mins& to then
he an answer, end their saw wet Set Outsold not now
say what they wont Is. With auk gnats, hese sod
reason could he therefore ea une the hew te Igen to his
menu kw ruin thh MI that by six nisnas. Ho new
tame to whet was the nalpsesnoa at he.. lb.
Vidaal buss Wei and a lay within
narrowest temps es lb. was Emu.
bind ea the ate hang that the env laws bad