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

THE ADDRESS.

The LORD CHANCILLOR then proceeded to read from
the moles& lm lthirety's speech, which we. sitars's'
read meta by the dark r the Mtgs.:
Earl FITZ WILLIAM very briefly moved that es bumble
Wise be presented to the game to reply to hat lbjeatia
moat Endow speech has the throw. (Boar, hear.)
Lord TRUED, la meredlag the eilaptks of the address,
was Samos ea be-' ally heard ea the sable lord who pre-
sided him.

Led GREY rejoiced that her Majesty wee able to lay so
selishaSsay an aocuant ut Use &swam ...0 &Assets, tem: one
of the usury babes parliament, sad viewed wi h the
pretest eatieberam the paragraph oa I Wien Odra, r ad the
patsy ebbe was therein emulated. That patsy assuren
imika Mat the Arid& goverameat would be so party a.
smut mup and parcti him out Italy in order • • forward Pt..
Wawa or dashes of other t •ontries, bat would moat •'ll
the right of the Lallans to (trove their own orovrrveten., ry
whisk mum spews fct sad free state would be establish( I
to My, sehrehteci to the geseral welfare of Europe
and deb ammtry. maid not, however, express the same
Wished*a at that pert of the royal spook which related
M. mast otesotmobl treaty between this conalry and
Freass. No me could wish more straggly than himself
to me this mesnerciel hiercouree of the two menhir In-
eraesed, bat be herd this the pond imperireant would
prove • retrogremics ia oar iffisselel play. At the pre-
met tins when ear deasekl ceedhos IPSO Mudy to be
cos of some Malty, be coodimmed the rethotion at dia-
tiss an Freud products far the pewee of obtain-
Ch a commeralel treaty hum Peres In regard to
Chia heales meld not Germ is the 11,1010 a NM
yeah, es Its thought that the whole groin eight
M ham bees brought ham pediment preelmnly
the Ming oat at way ezpedblea, ht seder That im-
proper mpesditme might ham hem armideri, ad as topeb-
tis sad oninet war prevested. He prossdiad cosallier
whither we bad bees *lid is ferrisg ow op Os
Pala, sad dolor war with Oats weedy's.. me
is that rosary is a better pedies by • semespasiles h-
areem of or minmeres. He hissed is sense ems the
eases.. of her Itirgemy's is set baying bosiaOt
these metiers babes per and Owed that Asps had
sow beam takes whisk rendered war ohms taarbebb, mad
had, at the some time, bound ea to the Freed gamesmen
M web maws that we could not draw beet. All he
waded was to prevent this pernicious practice being drawn
I isto • preredsat, be, therefers, should move the'd to
the pampa" relating to Chinese affairs an aineadmed
0=1,04- ties, *dons.
The Dabs of NEWCAISTLII was firmly convinced
that when tho proud treaty was laid before perils-
nod thdr Leda* would teem In the orioles of her
Nejamh•speesesumot. that eiremesteseesjesilited tbe ewer
lbw ideptal. AY ha hit miblied their hohbips tumid
be pigswill to wpm 011111ennrostiss. Widest
Ye my deka. he would mit their hellalpe eg=
hie prepelitim: that soy nue -um wild wee sot at mbar*
web tier sou eded prheipise of free trade—which was sat in
Abut testradieliss is ace priselphe—eres justillable whoa
they We soilismurbig to mild he beads of poses &Swim
beemigreelsombits as Promesmilbeglered.-(beashear);
eel lis Nought atiersald agree ad the histiodostmeeres
erme iamb moss Moly to card a hada. binds*
Memo tho soustdse them say other Mods. They sigh
albs megtimode with Imposes ma but May mom
rawassalms that tateppoide was ride to be hobos by
She.. Pelf 1411416 Bet is waft Me blahs beads. with
the ibidenitle air weld mallet war lees penile ;
ad is tosperlies as they orteadd the asommeres batmen
the two osestries they wail dm* soder wer
ebb. (Beer hem) Mb smith Mod he 1 bees
swiss as if kewere did to sommusee with a
oelmilry with we Mil bum smeglately at peeoe. He
endended this wee not do al& Maar, hmr.) Wren
shed with Chas ? Wan flay sew omssomilig
NNW Nothing at the kid (Beer, beer.) Tbay had
sever be at pesos with China for the last two years, and
at the very moment the late transamiona at the Pao re-
coned they were in pomades of one of bar soit im-
retest towns end Immo now. (Hear.) Was that a mete
of peace ? Pesos bad never been retablhhed. It was no
doubt tree that a treaty of peace had been prepared by his
noble friend near bim (the &A of High),and its terms
agreed on by both sides, and that Mr. Bract was proceeding
to Pekin wi a view to the Tanana= of that treaty; bat it
was not thread wad anal the rattheatioa they were not at
pesos with Chine. He thought his noble friend seed hardly
have hie gesetion Mime their lordships es the me-
net bemuse the noble lord bad ghee bodes Met he
had many to make whes the quad= is Chine
cam before the house Is • moo hemal messer. He thought
threshes it would have bent base N his noble h led had

seserveaftte /sies mall that mein. The sable Ind
fat thew hal ao right le peeesed by theme, of die
=I Vat thew
maws
hale bees ant so take
one eller maw am • Mr, ie Pekin. Bar
Mutt gewaseat vide to eater
thee_ geselka virasierParateate birly
—llBSaiorktly MOM legal. Mar, hew.) Bat he
(the Doke el Neveselle) they bed a night to e n-
ear the rivet Paw thapope_llshasy to NAL. even If
set dr way hishiay. -esededes, he Instal Melt lord-
ships steeM ast egt Noe via his noble Mesa *at the
Smel Sliest ea* le he hearted la the Adams le bar
• IC*.
N JI4MY Ihesight ft mold be better to post-
pone the likoetetta la Odom atlas mail the papers ea the
satosietm wen lie kale. Aber a few resorks upoe
the pa* elate el I silft.sese ate rasa iersahotatsse
oa Ile esatimplelei ildra prvedea, he entered st
rest hag& lase the Mae eel vitas expreelbag
a wish Sat Or plasm et Osatre sot be reim-
posed is Oak solleste by Serer, he that if fora
were see le he punished ea ate side it oaf* sot to be wax-
i torasbi a lbe

Lon BROUGHAII reviewed the events be Day
nthe lest year, sad maned his opinion that
imbus should he slowed to work eat their
ova Ikeda% wahine theierihrease ed
wham Ass* iseillasa. or Lusaka. to
the eammellei law* Massa ?nese lad this delialey.
he eletheeth the .new. of the Palsies
air. OM Ohs Mtn: to Praise sod pat.
ails naghtal sad aseerted that the waiirery
weak% glint healit, the alas. With Skis dealethal
Mahe el /sift la Peara, sad e
ta the present easettied
if sake ell mat the weld, whoa it was hagesilis
adsehde abet able happen the sant math or *db, he
railed we eight es he so well armed as to reader Wea-
ld= fragrahle to eesseed sod impossible to be attempted.
Lewd DWT agieseed hie Kunio" that among serest
a variety of leeks or as royal speech contained then wen
so many as whisk *Whig had been said. They bad bend
nothing ahem the head. with Guymon and the Tyco=
of Igoe, lad of the ea Inn dal:leaky, in white our
others, both dal ail military, had soercised or sound
sod adakehie a Malls. They had beard lath's'
ea refers but a owed remark. of Lord Brougham
es to the apathy of the people of Yorkshire and Lan-
alike ea lie weitlea, end be coesidered that if
Pertinent freaked the so** in the mime dispenionate
moose, there would he no greet dried of say very me-
latiossery arms befog carried. With the empties of
some Mk ehailties of Irish feeling hers sad there, be
tmagratalared the hear on the happy domestic canal°e
of the csuatry. The noble lord, in speaking of Led* dwelt
with satidastkee opal the suppression of the motley
and the testenties of oar dotolukia, and highly eulo-
gised the polity of Lord Canning in his re/tondo's of
the feudal system is Gude, and his treatment of the
Lakonia/e, • system widish would oossolidate British
power mare firmly than ever. Having paid a just tribute
to the spirit which had panned the present volunteer move-
ment, be said there were three topics to which it was inc.
pomade to do more dna to allude. These were the cere-
monial treaty Wires& Francs and England, the war with
Chios, sad the eeagreee sod the separate negotiations. In
reviewing the recent coaseereid arrangement, be did on
think it • matter for congratulation, and pointed out
the inequality of the advantages, es being immediate
to Preece bet prospective to England, and that while
the articles admitted into Frahm were of vital ire-
Poss., b bar for warklike purpeeth the When labia
by this coastry wen of a totally dl&.s.t Mears. The
pram t titer, whoa the debated of the easeary wrap absorb-
ing or nook maw, mad the income-tea was drawls, to an
and, ear meet leapt for redwing the reweave sad binding
the country by a treaty teen wider it teeth set vittneen
Why. toe, he salad, were the wham Jesse to be mitigated,
red the duty ea baps sod east isR feloseheel p war &Mee
were still lOW ea tea sad sun:, and' he °odd tot
unionised hew, without baantaussey, the govern-
lead epuld take off the ma and retain the other.
Is nopret b Lord Grey's eamentent ea the .ear
with Chins, he *add deter the disdaseiou raised
by Lord Day to a fidalia Veer, but availed Mande
the omen* to speak Is the Wiliest teems of the Admiral tad
thll CAMS tad as The hed teadateed the stack, and who

Sir devotion to their duty and heroic bravery were surpassed
:iteniw
dem in our navy. In reply to the Duke of Newcastle, las
that if we lure at war with Chios the Chinon were
timeliser to attaokfny as, and if at pesos we had so right to
Wee our way up the Nib°. With zto ard to the effetre of Italy
sad the Odom jetty amid at • con-
gress ofconatriato jog
the representatives of the eight powers
who were parties to the treaty of Vienna ha 1816. They
were promised that the papers on the subject would be soon
laid before parliament. The phrase "soon 1.4 d"
gave rime to some sempisaits in his mind. There
was about the noble lord now at the bead of tbs
government an elasticity shout producing paters that
made him fear he would promise to produoe them with-
out saying when. (A laugh.) But he felt very impatient
that such information as the government could give of what
had taken place should be presented without delay
to parliament, because, as it war, they were in
• worse position than' if they received no informa-
tion at all. They were constantly receiving intelligence,
some of it anonymous, some from authority so high that
there could be no doubt about It. He did think that at the
present period, when they were reduced to receiving informs.
lion by telegrams, newspapers, pamphlets, and bully from
imperial letters, government should set the public
mind at rest by the production of such ea
would show the actual state of things. illPeZtuad
it stated so long *go as August last that her lifaisety's
government proposed to the government of Franca
to communicate about the stele of Indy, runic
amide the aid of the other European powers. Whether such
a proposition was made or not, he had no means of knowing,
hot there could be no doubt that In the coarse of the present
mouth s proposition was made by the Emperor for a
sepreser negotiation between France and England,
without the concurrence of the other powers. But
that 'proposition wen declined, mainly on the ground that: mach
so alliance might be offensive to the other powers of Europe,
and further, as parliament was about to meet, it would not be
expedient to take such a step till they had time to consider
the matter. He begged the home to consider what
serious consequences might result from such en agree-
ment between the two powers. If we bound ourselves to
Priam to prevent the intervention of any other power in
belly, we should tie ourselves to the heels of Francs, who
would have such preponderating lathauto uvula excite the
isekler of the ether powers. (Hear, bar.) There wasHaar, one
principle on which ell Matinees were agreed, that every state
had an undoubted right to settle Ito own intend affairs
according to the will of its own people, without the
intervention of any other foreign country. He was only
seating then what he believed to be the principle of
very nation, and which had been maintained and
NMI as by tin. There might be very strong ch-
eilnianness which would justify other powers In objec-
n=e proposals which other countries might make.
there were came in which the truster of a
Mama of one country to another might be, not only at
manse with previous engegementa, bat might involve cir-
ennnineeme se swims is might render it a matter for the
imsenstrences of other powers. No doubt we were
mist onnbee to prevent the breaking out of war between
Frame and Aussie. We used every effort we could
to present h ; sad as long se that war did
not take Omsk se leap scald we septet to trestle' ; and as
bag se Amble samined hoe* WOW tee Waled by the
Toasty of Vbiss, dholhergewored the Fres& dew she wee
41.1. nod he Ind se poorer end be bertnedis to disturb her.
Sri. INT Again throw thet chines sway. She had
• paint teentir bt besets with the mallet setts of
Italy, by Mr soda anal to those states.
With resod to lam he hspai the nab earl opposite
would be SO to give rem infisibstary uottrancee
yen fib user, inasmuch SIP elatonsts lad ban
weds glib Ibmwed the peellbs et bar Helm, 's
with Moms he OM guierioe. It hal
Milinmer Ist r mg Is twits& the tem-
pos. punter effsl4Bllo. It hem geld that the mainta-
iner, a thn pow at die Pope was essential to
re coutchn sproma.roLiauri . But whether that
were es or est, lot wee not • to he entertained by
a Protestsat stash end • P . No doubt
the sembetenenee with* Popes s,MMairuthreity was mud-
ding/ by Soso alesiles to be a mentbe direst importance,,,,,
cad le (the it of Darby) maid not qustion the sincerity
of the rest sontely that was professed by the Roman ca-
tholic portion el the community on this subject. But he
wonted to know apes what ground It was aututaintd that
the Pope's iswenesi power was meastal to the ex, roles of
this Authority. He could understand bow desirable it
wee for the eremite of his high spiritual power that
le should be beyond the suspicion of being isthmoid by
any Wipers! power whatsoever. He (the lienl of Derby)
osSli see sew &draaees. wiring from the practical inde-
-Boveleign Pontiff. But he wiahed any
=bac nt the
to tell him whether, dubs the last fen years,
the 1118111111(11 Pontiff had been really independent P (Hear,
hear.) Pile lowly heti been rosbrinfeed by one or other of
two other pwas, tad dirsotly that power was removed the
whole demirlens of the Roma church were in revolt. He
(the Zest of Derby) was not now arguing what ought to be
dram sr what steps ought to be taken, but he said that
thesoposess who maintained that the condition of the Pope
NOS to be other than It Is were bound to show that some
elbow must apply to him then was applicable to any
oche government. Hie dynasty was capable of
Mrs • the constitution of his country was liable
to be modiffel by ihe will of hie subjects ; end no foreign
power lad any right to interfere. This was rim principle
which ought to he soled upon by all the Italian states. This
principle nest he selosowledged by these amengst them-
Week WO they was she to be lobe the disistke el any
Vrfiposer. Dot he should like le bun fees her Es-
iiagowerisment whether they Ind hen following out that
moist neutrality which had hem chalked out for them
boy *sir predessepors. If they metat he thought the noble lord
amid Beni umbers of the bet government of thou
Anebles Imbues which had hem so freely imputed to
the.. Unienksay the cures of her Majesty's present
alleireeneee Wee Wee epee to the charge of say leaning in
fluor of ths emus ef Arun la ("Heir. lsor," end • laugh.)
Dge her Anti the to ask the (overtime, who wished that
Ambits deb@ dank be settled flir Miswrite., upon
whit_peineiple they grovel the occupation of Lombardy
end news by Frew& troupe f was this occupation
nasibuidt—tualue therein. Kees ftg apprehension that
II the of the French tit sops hose the Milanese end
Ikea Dove were withdrawn, there might be some suites-
mien of bang on ass aide or the ether, but certainly not
whelp I. brew of Its. movamelp who oust these troops
them One Map that was advantigeose weld be taken to-
welled's mintenenee by the Italians of those rights which
Buy were whodited tD power. nernoly, to withdrew foreign
beeps end firotra tansooa, and thus leen the Italian, free
10 Midw their onstritutionsl rights. Bat It teemed

we were to p Into • ocepass, or at is rate into en assent-.
My of repeenntative negotiators fir the regulation of the
Intend alike of the Dakhla.. But hew the deliberations of
Um aspen or of the repreeentative negotiators were to be
method Win i&ct he mold not nesisntand. He (the
Mel of Deets to Righted interfering in
tide thud liwiland haring taken
this liari MOW NUM we turf very came of that
Whith the now slued, and in which the
owl ft nese& Owes el leglnd wee inked up to by
Xvietine • soriake a sea pimulld sin as this ques-
tion. But be ednind lies sign lbe engesseents mit red
frees ad mope nen wlidt own le ben the final memos of
these who hal pkdgei Obeneelne to be parties to them. He
paned, bower r, anklet Zegland entering into a rooftrees
amp spa bens dearly end enictly deflated orture she
ssiesed 11@II, en, Innen tem nob mat and !omiu rma
es aft sfteassi in She Queen's epee* namely, with the
dint peter ten wen perdu to the treaty at Vienna, and
win saws, he dellbreaus se to the steps to be taken far the
wenn' GI Italy. He protected farther against this
:Vlnns baud by any act of • congress which not only
piledgeostesetiveinterterenne, bastirtich shoe dpl edge
OD
Wines ba the principles mid policy which might bs
Ind dews by the mejorlty of the powers in congrere. Ho
den* hot per the state of things wee widely 411 hr-or.
Timm then we no question of dynasties befog changed;
line woe as quessien ot war. It was proposed Io imbrue, to
• mail didn'ts propositions which bad been pre-
tfssrp
epos* upon by the several powers ; but even that
mopes did sot take upon Itself to do more than decide the
unwise@ =thalami to it. If • new =Trees did take pleas—
/ea be thought there was but little probability that her Ma-
jesty's government would absolutely refuse to Lie ray part
is le—ho thought it ought to be clearly understood how tar
misielen might to be held in their individual capacity 'even-
slide, es parties to the proeeedisp. Makes they wrived at
ands ten es se could to omelatently and hostouLtoly sane-
demi Y smordance with the psbllc feeling of the
regamay, k was far bath Say sissuld not enter into
the tandipided 'within of being overruled by a council to
whisk they bed thensenee sobetitted. He (the Jt.el of
Dern) bed detain' their beditips longer then beintsrded.
(Hew, haw) din beldileiteleveremdeavoared to lay down the
breed =on Valk bee dceived that British policy
shieldnetintly upon this, but upon mos-
Maws. He wiled utilearn teem her Majeety's govermannt
bow he they bed premeded, whether there was any truth in
the stataments wfdek had been merle as to the advice they
had given and the awe they bad toads, and what was the
=it:non in with* they stood in tegard to thole relations to
powers,

Earl (3 DANVILLE said that he thought the inquire a of
the noble earl were not characterised by fairway. As long
Si bet Haiesty's government did sot shrink from de-
g maw point where they were attacked, he
thought It was monh better for the bouts that
they amid not interfere too early in the dawn At the
seine time, the speech of the sable sari rendered it ceoeftary
that he (Berl Granville) should make some ohne vanes., in
the hope d being able to answer some one out of tire of the
various questions which bad been put to him la the Dobbs
earl's very eloquent speech. The modes sari hod comenneed
his speech with some milder topers that them with which he
had concluded. He spoke of two treaties, Ow which be cook
cooddereble eredk to himself. Fee that of Guterman no
doubt the sale awl was junkie! to Liking credit; but with
romped to the treaty of Japan, considering that it bud bets
the work of SWIM eineteesive governments, the noble eiel'e
merit, were net merest • he .nerd to imagine. Atother.
subject touched apes we. the Delors Bill, sod the noble earl
het indulged is coesiderobk know on the want of enthu-
siasm that was felt on this snidest; her, as the noble seri
"et he trusted the tenvevnepent bell would be anent to be
really a substantial mea•nre eif reform.
The Berl of DERBY explaleed that ha had not 'iodation
of the word substantial. Ile bad merely sold that it was
very important that the question should be secret in the
hares of the melon by a fair and timperatellanWAlNl, mad

that 'lore was es reason to apprehend any opposition to such
• comae= On the contrary, that for hie part he should be
glad to facilitate the passing dock • bill.
Rol /AN VILLB deureall dot es this, as some other
=etas ha Oily hoped be hod sat bees deceived by some of
emesems silegrem el whisk the noble earl had yokes,
did whirl he eeletwA the gemmed to sued. law, base.)
The mile led bat odd • my Jed emplicasetle the Mama.
Myr ameneeet. whteb hod lesse eneouramed by the govern-
mat, so ter as it coda edible proper and reemaidds
The utility of that amminant Meld only be seserialeed by
ear protical test, which It use impealibill that say ore
weld to terra upon, tamely, its room is miring as
lanai= ups' our shores. No doubt much would d=
epos certain deterrences. It would depend upon
tare going on readily in the same way—es to how they were
engaged, and whether they ware really leaving their beldam
—upon tbe Mem is which ter large force was °cyanamid
—on the thecipliee and obedience shown by them,
sad upon the readiness of do eaters at bee Ma-
jesty'. army to mike use of es powerful ea Mitniment.
All that, aught be said to be totter of cetioteee. But what
was certain was, the great effect which this medical spirit
lad &Irately produced apes foreign natio& MAO It was
penally regarded as en unobjectionabis movessest on oar
pert, as a purely defrmive force—. form, hiked, which It
would be Impossible to consider an aggressive sum. (Hear.)
No t• u things had raised die character of the nation mitre
tem tiro two—the yearvellove rostrata which a small
number of military end civilians bat dm, leyed against mil-
lings, sod then this eon of oarlike spirit Is • country not
lallitary is its eaters shied would mks it • very disagree-
able thieve use my Melee nation which domino( to allauantar
it. He Mt goat emend satisfaction thee WS atovesmot was
gebag nattily forward at • moment who we was ea
Mistily term with our neighbours, and when it could not
he sail le be swayed or intleasteti by that sort of panic which
ecourod some lima back. It was not stamped with any
eherecteratio of panic, but oast be looked upon as a mo-
sso our the meow defuse of the connuy—as a mesas
• datirei• which the caostry had a right to Ws= aria
Macatuaesit, so taw we u4lit b. pet in a peados whath
Math w old make us Mepeedent of any camisity list
might o.car. As to isdia, he wary agreed with the mile
earl In al be bad rated comarsing ladle, and In ran at
the gawks-seise with bed bees shown is the esa of
that country. Tee noble earl said that as regemied Ode the
lastrottiona of IM late goveranimet bed los aniesial ear
the sass ounalisr..y mom bat he meat rumba Me with
sari of tett masikatas Mouth In MM. the Reeselem-
desseel bad does the parry be atrial to omens teem&
falooletars—that collocate, was not to be regesded se •
perearoat deprivals= of their soma, bat that the elpht won
steamed by the pcv.tateeat Sir the purpose of
thaw who or, oiJiog and abatis. I. the rebellios, and
emending oboes woo wire hod sad fikbtal, and who 1011 a
Lungwilh the gemmed tbe Yeoman°. of mdse.
lisle colored by the appormset wee Warmly more
valeeLio ttias tits imam dam yea wish theemat
justly held land b tfone. The ant opessise to
es. eo to the teemeesial treaty with Neste% swider s
me seldom the noble serf spas apes OM will width he
a very .operfody seesehth• The sells earl meld
badly smiths cradetiais apse mem seennaptimes, dm
these were se yet ati deli& et the Meaty itself.
A. to the treaty then. he thereglit shire were
nay very potais
h. Weed la whisk the oem.
doss se the goverment amid be Rea ft Mamba
Ile had espertois hemmer, lbst the mid awl well be..
oissaperd wiwasbiag me, aed the ran be bonded hie
amispeelnes, end Ile made seal neemsd se astleg opus
andereato by midi he mil Ike his (lust Oa avidity ear
dont
ale
gelded ism —it Wog Me !My le Gad ask be
vie able se lied holt. GLOM,) Is pin ower the Queues
;pee* he bad emieoveneed se asajtallase Ida maid be the
Its of asgemat of Ihe walla emis sad thee* be
esetil set homes the deem= at his 11116•11•161 Met
ame WWII el kis eapessisee. he vie pa melded
to prelbsee petty sesermely whet diessam be weed take.
Bee be mast owe he meld met milemened ape whet groom&
the objeatioa. of the rah east ewe based, e by what ple-
a** they were goveemed—vbesher epee bee used. et pee.
used... Is the ism epee* whisk the male sad made la that
been apse bee beak be mid he Mt Yuma Alp' se
ease eh se the spike perlisamat ,• bet the esestrs wonldea Teles• sad he esseed to Moo how keg the ellemates
ef theft. bode party midi madly their may by pies se
lase posidem • ethos Wise the sods eastirldiked the
view el the splash la told& she tessey edmeled he
helheoedasee void beasesseletreseselhisphelphe.ee
mind tatter leethips H they did ma mil del theoppilseed. ••he
poet doel wake had bees owed by the noble sad (Grey)
was indeed pwassig Ithe ; • reams mem had fee yews
hem permed by ether asthma to pa butler cam.ter tam.
ahem ble meld see espislog mere paiedisia to say
eseatry this Is wait earl some other mentry made • eine-
apeediag embeedo. The great diakonal loneerty me is
making say eissametal Maths at ail. He mimisted that d
eller proat tariff ume prim la heat 1t mead he MOW
fogy to deem It it, eider to limo meat, peetleske testrior
Nose; bat suppose improvements cold he acted is eviroM
tang, woad it .ot be the Might of palestry to re-
fute to alter It, although • lager oommereffiltote
enures with Freers would be the weft melt ?
TM protective system was certainly mar Nimbus to Frame
mad to those coentrise who used it, but it was elm dinedvest-
sigeous to carman),; it was 'piano= to both Mks, mad both
Miss would undoubtedly be beoeilued by the removal of
those ertiStital n at/lotion* to commerce. He Myriad • haw
days ago to open • speech of the late Sir Robert Peel, 4
whim oe said he dearsd to ear • bettor eadertheadieg with
Frame, b velum it would Ind to more ammestotal latereouree,
witch meld hCf11.101) oar popprity, sad esamily, would
Imavu.. the yeseentes• apesos and good will bermes the
two 'mattes. (Rear.) Tale speech was made more this •
mortar of • carom ego, and wire we were told new that
the object Sir Robert Peel bed is view would be pro-
moted by • reform or the revisits of our own tariff, It weed
be a mostrom thing to throw away soh an opportunity it
Improving the 'radar, vrtowerdal sod pseadel, beama
the two otttew He did Dot say bat timeworn two *Woo with
the e'.wret Lororowrtiol Interoonne sight overtheres go to
war, bet comma, promoted private gala, and Orate is.
Mesta vary area stood in the wey of the Wiwi:Drumm of
polorful became war meld destroy prodta. The
sale oat had opened a thewhole qamion of 'eremite, bet
he telt sure then. lordships would act aspect him
to enter upon so wide a Add, or to satielpits
the strmot of the Climaillor of the Isclumpore.
The sable or bad seggesited that LIM oominendel treaty bed
been brought forward as • sort of drewarke at do escamesco
mat of tea wookon in order to produce political dirt. He
could me", the lode son that nothacg of the sort mar the
use. It was so oast that a very distiagobbed yea (Sir.
Cohdas), having refused with regret se Pat the ppemsessrrt ge.
Tilt asset, west to Paria, and having desersed aradis
for coded which would leered be eatenardhiary is the Wee,
any mss—having bids. d mutated.. In Ids mem seasety
to take up sad adopt his rime, and to perms a peaty Nish
lied proved to be so besellorl--hal tees enosseisil
=pressing his views epos a taw istsilmod Naas. ami
O ory did-rent drourstasces brined's; tires to the
mayktioas. Upre one petit be thought these hid been
SS in= en the part of that =Wiry, al if labwariag mike
vow. greet &duel for they bed ter lad•W le titmeive
praise or in tioneive viteperathes of the Rower of the
Froth. But foe his own )Oaf, he had new Mire tithe
eztame. Upm this he ealerrieed brie
doubt that this actthe Nevem email peeve mat-
urity beaded to 1k owe sonatry--cone el she beet sae st
its Mrs; red for therein., of the protestionishrialPrseee.
which the seble merge& hod reed.it say shoved thee a body
of very rich me, who thseght lbw areald lees by the pre-
pped thaw" though the meths as lint 'meld gam did ma
bhe to see the Puma spasm dimebed. Bat whet dr
Fted'h people sem hit the advsalseee of free trade, they
woad be Me Sem elite ache het his dad le the 1
Mlles its Ishabiteate he did and whit be lei Be=
would rail thr K ta his reline; bat la the merotime ale soh
topers bed hem& is se mid is tag, them she thmtert
theyweehl pert eellb beeneeeesestiandeeer.
AIM) farts Who'd Pal OM spies ed bee
bode were awe le be adopted by Amen It would be speedily
falvered by that of mat what amienomi abwas. elm void
Mew the comple an by II bus the see upped
lbes Boland easseresei bee war* hr as owe
dams%Ml voi eel eels. As te the embed d the adds mei,
ftaopeared that she sesetises—lbetsciaisel geneame es se the
salaam r podiums tesether me gives up, sad es le the
ether goodie of the espedieles, be hit sem that this was
see the peeper time fee sesselegthie any dame, ea jamilks-
bee el the ear= mime by the goventasset es the objos.
O. the cal et the Reegrese, the said art mid he cold
mere the hoer this .be papas weed very sees be lot
an the obis. Is mama is the geodesist it the setae met
(Delr Ly hew le More that be mar sot aware of may
sey sent en& as he diestibed Moss bees
7171 This le the 7ressk gitommeet
Aug... Mot, tetrad telt*. Ho mad ore up the whole
Mod by wearies AD adds eart—end be red OM lealthips
meld be grim odelled to heir it—thee the eswevemest was
perfectly ustrememeded pertsedy hem way .11.. r.
▪ pieta. se poseesese of ley MOEN eilleseesr.
hat) All the ymesseest willed to de we be She
laboto. ems el these ematrise so mid, anew* lbseeselees
vita tem el imv.romeat theyshees N he.,. and lobo
net et edesiehmatioe lisp wbbal M stiei. lie bed bees
teethed by the Milo diodes Sist bed hem mode se Me
flesh I Lord Metender . The pet hod nee she
&orb so her of 1114 am miseet ef Sesspe and
Awawtea, 0110 et there brae a miter of leaf bweehlpf
War; ens emy use meet wpm the Its mot wee
hamlet to the real. la seesping the pereee i 1 vases la-
teesioe M Lod Illaesslay so haws lam part m *dr Lob
Wm' MM.; be was cal♦
malady whirl est Mee Mt SIM= tilakeredniWevritX
serf his spear wed prime esemeendiee; aid
the preamt sheimosehase of the elebh WI owe es be heed
s the Pond*, •ftboaisd s bia bigamy elliihmemery, eel
bi MS& is to thedey. Is releisell—asil Ide me Mar
lasaaliag• mesa opeso—thee moriesero had bra die is pub
Ws as root et 111.647,.,
ems* eel them sawed armobeat the -'ele-Codi
lepahro eseesememet, NAN, esed se the
los." • Meer, hem)
The Seel of Dila IT mid theft tees see quirlas wbdsk
tbe sabbssisi bad so simmeni—aches sbe Am* imp
11111 k ee be withdrawn hem Italy f
coed 011141IVILLII said ty.hsd her a wipel ef ons-
maelembee wish she nem* noleoldienth bets erse haps-
ails hi bim se mot vibes tbe .Ithibeeel is take ohm.
be Mar bred* IMO ell ea Mar hp se /raw ,
aid HINT we. sod relogred M 11111.1111 Maras. He
liembed teirethfrew mestimesk bet bed bead anww
r be a oftless.
fbie LOSD CIPPLI.I.OIII:qIbis pos As pieties, sad
Mimed autsbbal wafts Mt erebd.

TM satirise
sated to ths as
Tii bowl 4

then wrest

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—rassixty, lAN. 24.
SteOPIAKIII teak Ws int b 4 ghisek.

The blisowbg sow MAIM bat the oaths sad their
was :—Hk A. -Bones Difflosiirt; Mr. W. F. Crow.
litartlerd ; Mr. J. Bowes, Ball; Mr. D. C. Illerjoriteaks,
Berorkk ; Air B. Wass, Moreptlibv_ ; Sir F. Y
Ayrshire : Mr. H. T. Timm* Whitby; the 20=
CheirsJ, Dedham ; Mr. J. (I. aim% Low..

.11_1511111 *IIIIIIBIR.

Lord J. RAMS-- pnleirtbst VIIIOI6ItiODII,
stabling Blr Friar* Eloidamid. OM how aramber for the
bonnet of fLeadfsg. Was a poses peohrolag the Jewish
ralliiks, b mil Um words " ea ohs hir Wilt els Chr
is the dadaratioa whisk sabititulid lor thi
es* al

filr T. GULDOMM vas am latrokcid by Lord J. Ruts=
sod Mr. BLIND, awl le took ids sat waordingly.

INDIA.
TG SPRAYER scantniord that he bad maim! 66ga
Lord Caonlaj, bar Maj•sty's Moony in India, lama an-
Intowialging the vote of Masks wood by Una boom on the
lerh of April last. The nard at the law hid bent
pabrianad m general wears, red eauggegargral t. the saved
atom, civil sad military, to mime they mimed. Lawn
of soknowladgment from Lard Elphinstone. Governor d
Bombay, and from the mbar governors sod commandant
rea*perkily named is ths rasolutiona of the house, wars silo

The esselead orders of the house were reed over and sped
to ea usual.
NEW WRIT,.
Os the motto. of Mr. BLOW, sew writs were deed
for Fertarettire, is the roam of Lend Thema, ailed up lode
HOW* of Lords se Zul of Cuspidors ; ml Poatafiet,l.
thereon if Kr. Oiered, who bee socepted the Maws
Howdreele.

Oa the mike of Meijer low •sow writ woo or-
dered for Dowatey, the roton QIN& ph Wolters, whose
shocks hoe bus dooliewl void.

GLOUNIBTKR AID WAXIVIELD BRIBERY
Mr G. C. LEWIS gave bathe, whilst Wooing up the
Report of ihs Glawaseer leeway Canaledien that b. Amid
is • law days 14.. the table dr copra el a thoflar ooze-
'irks anyeleted M isqulre isle ttheithol corrupt proakas
lath. Wakedold, sad thee en Thursday ha should
mos a rneloa dagariag that ao writ should to Wood for
abhor el dor bascarahs without a week's sodas. Ha also
Wee thee ea Friday rat be Amid teeth he leave to
a he the boor est at Idptheieln to
sad as Koadoy aMU tee bootee thitheiloa of
ith corporation el the city of Leedom. (Chaim)

PORRION AFFAIRS.
Lard 3, RINISRLL hid ea the table sem eacesepoedeees
Me*, to the Simi& eesepeilea of Tenets., ea the am
of ARRA ian seriseleadesse crick Kr. Braes Metier to
atlace Mee; oleo do gaiety et emetera• eel
IrlUt Japes, ing Aosemece relate( le appliekseasZst
repabais Oulurria.
MAIM.
TY CILANIMLLOR d IICTILIQUIR pee meths
of a mein Oa in Therstiteilhogris P.faiki SOW
aims onsiair taw sou le the seeeseeishal had,
is year Vat Mule.* le ammulows wow • verhaUss, we'l-
/Amy le e biker which he ahead give woo Srmorrow
Otte dey, Weimplay).
NAIL CONTRACTS.
The CH ANCILLOR of lb. EXCILBOURR gave moan
that on Ther.4.7 be Steele mow the evenekeeceat of the
committee oe a. sad acincraphle contract&
_ BRAND pm *Woe that oa Pray the Secret IT of
&eto for hubs week% Erne to briag.Ni a. bill to regulate
rebate sad seconaletrallea la the cam of certain Indian
seta-
rltia, and to mail aortae .lamp dada. thence.

THE REFORM BILL.
Mr. BRAND pme oink* dist ea Monday, the 20th of
I=reobeiefee kest the ketretry at elms for Fontes
WWI move ke tam to Was la • bill to tarliato
sear esi wed the kat retake to the reareesetatka et the
pelikela pielimmeat. (Cleirs.)

PUBLIC ACCOUNT&
id. LAING protinamt wady rpm esuidelyr is as-
GYM dUr punk) Inman and agoniNum lbs rig
Ay baby* in ay Bzeingwr. Tbay woe WI MI ail bib
111•11111fted to Int printed.

THE /TADS WEL
Mr. J. L. RICARDO gave sodas MO le emir, es Ask
is, mask, ssk ram @amasser steams Orr radio Adds, mbas
ONIPIN the orommsort wool golog to porous wish regard to
thil ebb DINS.

_Laid J. RUSSELL said that is a try days be booed to In
ehts to state the Nene the govartunant ware going to puns
on that riertios.
TEE DIVORCE COURT.
Lord J. MANNERS gave antics that bo would. on that
day tonal/id, taws for leave to bring in a bill ambling tbo
Court or Dimes and Matrimonial Causes to bold ha sittings
with tithed ann.

MANNING THE NAVY.
Sir C. NAPIER gays notice that om Ttatumisy besisnai
sieve tat a return of the number of men <stand Is the any,
under tits bounty prodatuation, and of Moss wb bed slues
deserted; likewise of the men who had .stand themselves
la the Royal Naval Reserve Corps, of ths am sow 'role,
who oompleted ten or Attempts's' no stdoohs,
small distiatekes.
BURDENS ON SHIPPING.
Mr. LINDSAY gay, notice that ha would, as that day
week, mom Ise • select °omelet's to inquire iMo the hoo-
doo* and marieskas oa ocitansamal shipping.
_ VIM TRAL ITALY.

Mr. D. GRIT/111i nr;;;;I:e that, w PMley we*
upon the seeks ihr the enjonromost of ebe beam Imo monk
oak the settle Ltd the Secretary of litnie he Feniv=
whether it woo Mae that 30,900 Pres* Imp ten
es hod et Leghorn ; and trieethor the Nadi generninieme
bad an Intontion of habit= asp poems ths
etOsessl Italy le

BARBISTINtIi IN MILANO.
Idr. ?CHARON gave soda ofi a MI so as Isi bee
reopectiog lionises prostiolog is Inked.
11r. BOVILL gam swim of abW to soma Quo law so.
spootiss potitius If right.
214DOWED SCHOOLS.

31,. DILLWYRgsv; notice of ; VlYloir. the better rem
Lilo at solowsi ishosis.

ANOURNMENT ON FRIDAYS.
Mr. 1110MVERI 13 gave tiotice of a motion on Thursday
le twelve WA whooevr the boom adjourned on a Friday,
the adjournment ebould, without any =prise resolution as
that partioshit mardon, be taken lobe maul tha Monday.
• CHURCH RATES.
-

Ma LOCKS K/NG gave natio, taat bo would on that day I
nook move to loins is a MU tor ills abolittoa Globat' nom
THE BMSTRURST CASII AND CRIMINAL

10111.'

Yr. B. JANIBS eve ;jobs that be would, ea Friday,
all the attend= of tie Rase dearesery to the oeso of
Ostatiment, sad ask abate* the goversatatt ousisseplsied
say
afro ews es give s rata of appal to mosso seavisted Of
wall elbassa
Mr. WISE pas satin the, ea Tiesmoisy, Feb. 2, be
amid owe la • mint osamtioso to igoise late the espea•
Maw el Ma mboolimerss esaraustee wish tepid to the ea.
*OM eldelOdis forma* not of via Osmagowt Food,
M also eat of the teems@ of the Weeds sad Paresis.

—b. CRAWFORD i••• swim el • imilia-niZIT• l• n.
011•16 atlas 0111111111111.16.1 emina.

its Vii settee thee, ea Tassiey, tbe
7th Yebrewyr be would call stematies to the report of
the reetralvee eerie

CORRUPT PRACTICRI AT ELECTIONS.
Mr. MELLOR pee Wise of his Intrados to bring in a
Wit few tb. amendment of tile Act to prevent Bribary end
Corrupt Preemie at Ebertlow