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LONDON, PRIDA t JUNE 8.

Tn. armistice conceded by GARISALDI to the
pent up Neapolitan troops, and twice renewed,
was maintained at the latest dates to which our
intelligence is brought down. General Lzriza na.
turally seeks to devolve upon the Court he serves
the responsibility of deciding whether he shall
renew the combat in the face of most discouraging
circumstances, or withdraw a numerous garrison,
holding strong positions and covered by the guns
of a fleet, before the advance of insurgents,
for whom he was only the other day ostentatiously
proclaiming his contempt. The telegraphic ad-
vice. received through Paris speak of the
question as having entered into its "diplo-
" matic phase "—a loose expression, which
can mean nothing more than that negotia-
tions of a strictly military character are afoot for
averting a useless effusion of blood at Palermo. We
are not to suppose that the future political condi •
tion or constitution of Sicily is at all a subject of
negotiation between the new Government of Sicily
and the Neapolitan BOURDONR, any more than
that the armistice has been assented to by GARI-
BALDI to favour those appeals which FRANCIS 11.
is said to be making to Powers whose counsels he
lately despised. It is one of the duties of the new
Government, while taking the most energetic mea-
suresto maintain the independence of Sicily, to do all
in its power for the safety of the peaceful population
it has engaged to protect ; and as the Neapolitan
commanders, who, with abundant means at com-
mand, neither prevented GARIBALDI'II disembarka-
tion nor defeated him on land, have nevertheless
shown themselves quite capable of bombarding a
populous and exposed city, at the rate of two
shells a minute, the consent of GARIBALDI to
the armistice is self-explained. The General's
intentions may be read in his daily acts. He is
losing no time to give strength and permanence to
the national cause. After assuming the Dictiltor-
ship and appointing a Ministry and governors of
the province and city of Palermo, he has ordered
an extraordinary levy of men and money, and is
raising up a regular army to guard and secure the
liberties achieved by the courage and bought with
the blood of the citizens.

The enterprising spirit in which GARIBALDI'S
expedition has been conceived and carried out,
and the known character of the General, make it
certain that the armistice will not be protracted so
long as to fritter away the opportunities of the
patriot forces. GAZISALDI is not the man to waste
his resources, and he knows how precious among
these is the enthusiasm of • young cause.
We may, therefore, look for an early resump-
tion of hostilities either with the troops now
cooped up at Palermo or at the eastern extremity
of the island. Even while the armistice lasts the
Bourbon forces at Palermo appear to be melting
away. The accounts of desertions to the national
cause which reach us are not at all inconsistent with
the valour with which the Neapolitan troops are
said to have fought. The soldiers of the
Ring of Nauss have witnessed the utter destruc-
tion of their master's cause in Sicily, and in its
place they see not the away of an unruly mob,
but a government no lees complete, solid,
and regular than vigorous and enterprie-
ing —a government supported by the nation,
and ready to appreciate and able to in-
ward the soldier. Should the armistice con.
tinue, we shall doubtless hear of more transfers of
allegiance on the part of the royal soldiery. The
only points now held by the latter are the Castel-
lamer. or Citadel, at the north-east angle of the
town ; the Finansa or Treasury, which stands
directly under the guns of the former, in the
Pious Marina ; and the Royal Palace, on the
inland side, and therefore separated from the
other two by the whole length of the town. It
was part of GARIBALDI'S design on the morning of
the assault to interpose his forces between the
Castle and the Royal Palace, and as he was able
to execute it he has succeeded in keeping a con-
siderable number of troops from joining the main
body of their comrades.

The Italians appear to be taking the Earl of
ZLLIM .ILIWUH'II excellent advice to follow
Caataatnt, a man certain tot to lead them astray.
One day it is a little river steamer that crosses
the Mediterranean and disembarks 500 men, who
by some process unknown to the regular trans-
port service have contracted their bulk to its
dimensions and made the passage with a most
useful supply of muskets and percussion
caps ; another day the disembarkation of
1,000 volunteers at Marsala is reported.
Gaitiam.ni has well justified the unbounded con-
fidence which his countrymen place in him. The
union of high heroic spirit with sound sober sense
has made him one of the most conspicuous men of
hr ago. We shall gain nothing in the way of
instruction by exalting one half of his character at
the expense of the other. Some of us the other
day, when we heard of his embarkation at Genoa,
were saying that if he succeeded he would be a
general and statesman of the highest rank, while
defeat, ruin, and death would cause him to be
remembered as a Quixotic adventurer of dauntless
courage but without judgment, who had thrown
away his life in a desperate filibustering attempt.
Of course this was not meant seriously. It leanly
the language of a morbid though fashionable ago-

tation, which, in order to avoid the appareacie of
sentimentality, masquerades in coarse m.
m.
We are not at heart degraded w of
success. Nothing, in truth, could be m more
desperate than Gaalatun's enterprise • but our
opinion of it or him is not changed because the
Neapolitsa captain at Marsala--who, as Captain
iIARRYAT, of her Majesty's steamer Intrepid, has
told us, could easily have raked Gxaniaxm's
steamer from stem to stern while its deck was
crowded with men—lost his head at the critical
moment. It might have been the fate of the
expedition to have been encountered by a
Neapolitan frigate commanded by a man of
sense and spirit. GAILINALDI at least thought
so, as his letters and arrangements show.
We are sure that in such circumstances

he would have given blow for blow ; but we are
not certain that his triumphant career would have
supplied us morning and evening with a batch of
exciting telegrams, and supplied a lively theme of
drawing-room conversation. The public at large
follows GAILTRALDI'S progress with no vulgar in-
terest for the sake of its spectacular effects, and
can afford to let its natural and honest sympathies
have fair play.

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.

HOUSE OF
.0030fON&—Tivammy, Jvra 7.

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REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL
Order read for resuming adjourned debate on amendment
proposed to question (4th June) " That Mr. Speaker do
new Mare the chair" and which amendment was, to
' 1116.111 Mt from the word " that" to the mid of the ques-
tion, in order to add the words " in order to obtain a Bah
and affective reform, it would be inexpedient and unjust
to proceed further with the proposed legislative measure
for the representatiou of the people until the house lies
before it the results of the memos authorised by the bill
now smiler its oonaideration,"—(Mr. Ilackinnon)--insteael
thereof : Question spin proposed, "That the words pro.
posed to be left out stand part of the question." Debate
released_ : Moths mad* and question put, "That the
debate be sow adjourned" (Sir James Fergusson). The
home divided—Ayes 248, Noes Ne.
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Caglala IL Omsk J. Newport, Viscount
AI," J. 1.. °male, Colonel If. Nicol, W.
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Mil. R. B. pandlton, Lord C. Nortbcote, Sir &H.
Baring. T. Zemalcie, J. B. tElionoghos, The
Barrow, W. H. aimillton, Major Pack., C. W.
Bathurst, A. A. Hardy, G. Pakenhani, Col.
Beach, W. W. lleellopp. K B. Pakington Sir J.
Beaumont, W. R. Wassrml, M. Papillon. P. 0.
Beetle., Earl of Irmerardta Cl. H. Parker, Major W.
'macron, U. S. Hydgry, J. W. Patten, Col. W.
&infant U. W. Zerainessg, J. P. Paull,H.
Sentinel, G. C. iliamalkar. Lard Peacock., G. B.
Penyon, R. lierasin, Woad P. Peel. General
Bernard, Cot We F. W. Pennant. Colonel
Bernard. T. T. al Pit dK. Peyetney, Viscount
Blackburn, P. niti.C. Potts, G.
Blake, J. & S. Powys, P. L.
Bond, J. W. Tint Pugn, U. Cariensar.)
Booth,flir R. G. jill/r4,11d.8P. Pugh,D ,Moutpary.)
&afield, B. Hopwood, J. T. Redmond, J. h.
&edit W. Horoby. W. H. Ridley, Sir U. W.
Bowler. 0. Horns& T. B.
Howse If. Rogers, J. J.
Boyd, J.
Rolt. J.
Brady, J. Hubbard, .1. G.
Bridges, Sir B. W. WIUSII, W. W. trt1:1171;, R. T.
Z. Hunt, G. W. Mater-Booth, 0.
Bruce, lard I "mire, Earl Selwyn, C. J.
Bence, Myer C. Jervis, Captain Shirley, S. P.
Bruen, 111. Jokester, H. B. Sibthorp, Major
Bunbery,Gript.W.l Jolla*, BD W. G. Smith, Abel
Rurglary, lord I .elt. & T. Smith, Augustus
Burrell, Mr C. N. fr T. Smith, IL
Cairn& Sir H. Wl, N. Smith, S.D.
Calculi, F. WK. K Z. W. Swollen, P. B.
Cartwright, Caked Zarrhaw, Sir E. C. Somerset, Colonel
Cave, L ling, Spoormr, K
Omen, laird IL Ineichbell W. T. Stanhope., J. B.
Cobbeld, J. C. Knight, F. W. :nanny, Lord
Convene, A. D. Knightley, R. Stirling, W.
Codrisrm, SD W. Knox, Colonel Steuart, A.
Knox Major Stuart, Major W.
2t nej. 1.. . Leon, Air IL
Langan, J. Stun, N.
Stracey, Sir R.
Craw R. A. Lefroy, A. Sullivan M.
Cabin, Mr. Aldo= Legit W. J. Talbot, W. C.
Cubitt, G. Leighton, Al, E. Taylor. Colonel
Curzon, Viscount Lennox, Lord 0. C. 'Milne, lord K.
Daman, Z. P. Lennox, Lord M. 0. Thyune, Lord H.
Deeds., W. Leslie, C. P. Tollernache, J.
Disraeli, B. Lever, J. 0. Tottenham, C.
Max, J. 5. Levlw, Ws Z. Trenton, ..... H.
Du Cane, C. LddeU, H. 0. Trollop.. an J.
Dunn, J. Lindsey, Colossi Upton. General
Du Pre, C. G. Lae& Z. P. Valletort, Viscount
Bast, Sir J. K Lcoasid. a. Vance, J.
'Awards. Major lopes, Sir H viraideleur. Col
Kgerton., Sir P. 0. Loraine, Lord Vainittart, W.
=W. G. Walcott, Admiral
y7Vlsitount L7all. Lygon, Y. Walker, J. B.
Ilphitistone. litel.D. I,ytton kr 0. P. Walpole, IL H.
Enalyn, Viscount Macaulay. K. Wank, An J.
lignonde, J. li•Cormlik. W. Watliugion, J. W.
Formren. T IL /lnanoy, IL Way. A. K
Yaniubar, Sir H. M'Mabou, P Willi,, W. I,
Farrer, J. Maguire, J. F. Whionide, J.
Fellow... R. Mainwarinr, T. Whitmore, H.
"'Muer, Sir R. Mabee, R. Williams, Cot
Fitenrsid, W. R. Manners, Lord J. Willoughby, Sir H.
Forester. Col. March, Bart of Woodd, B. T.
Forster, Sir O. Maxwell, Colonel Wyndham. Sir H.
Osiwey, Viacom . MIN, T. J. Wyndham, IL
Gard, R. S. &Wart W. T. Vo )Im, Col.
George, J. Moan" Lard R. Wynn, Sir W. W.
011 pin, Col Mentramesry, Sir G. Wynne, C. G.
Gladstone, Capt. Madam,Sir C . Wynne, W. W.
Goddard, A. L. Norman, O. Yorke, E. T.
Gordon, C. W. It=tilillajor
Gore. J. IL X J. & TILLW.
Gore, W. K. May,
Crawl', Lord W. Ham D. W.
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Actem Strt J. D. looter, W. O. Norrir, J. T.
Adana, W. P. Portieres, F. D. North, Y.
Agar.Mlls, L. G. Fortmeue, C. IL O'Brien, P.
Alcor*, T. Freeland, H. W. Olbmnell, NO. D.
Antruban E. French. Colonel Ogthry, tvirl.
Aroott, Sir J. Gahm, Slr W. P. throw, 0.
Atherton. Sir W. Harnett. W. J. Pack., 0. H.
Ayrkon. A. 8. Garth, Major Pediment, B.
B.awell, J. Cilleon, T. H. Page, C.
Baines, IL Gifford, Karl of Paget, Lord A.
Baring, Nr Ir. T. 011 pin. C. Paget, Lord C.
Baring, T. G. Gladstone, W. Palmerston, Vise.
Baiter, W. K. Glyn. 0. 0. Parton. Sir J.
Barley. T. fieldearM, ale P. H. Peso., H.
Bearuish, 1. B. Omar, I. L. Peel, Sir R.
Bellew, K. M. Orskama, Mr J. Peel, F.
Berkeley. H. T. Waimea G. Peto, ROIL M.
Bethell, Sir B. Greenwood, J. Pigott, P.
Ilitidulph, Cob Gregory, W. H. Pilkinglon, J.
NW. J. °repos, S. Pinery. Colonel
Black. A. Grey, Sir G. Pritchard, J.
Biameowe, J. O. Oruevinor, Uri Pier, C. W.
Bonham-Carter, J. Ourdoo. B. lagsham, Viscotmt
&owed., K. P. (lurney, J. H. limardo, J. L I
Bouverk, P. P. Gurney, S. Itkarbo. 0. I
/right, J. Hadfield, O. /tido. if
lidetow A. IL Hanhory, R. Mfr. O.
lertlahunt, J. Handley, J. logsrmon, a
lerrws. J. Honker, T lesbeek, J. A.
111111111. lord J. T. Hanmer, Sir J. Botlischild, Baron L
Irma R. A. Hardcaslie, J. A. Insarill, W.
Deerean. W. Harlington. Itarg. et litanell, Lord J.
Brinkley, General Hayter. So W. G. Istsell, H.
Bailer. J. W. Beadlant, T. X lismell. A.
Duller, Mr A. W. Healey. Lord Zmgraell. V W.
Bmtlvr. C. 8. Herbert. B. Russell, SG W.
Batt. I. Hervey, Lord A. St. Aubyo, J.
Carol, J. Hod:rklnsoo, G. Salomon., Mr. Aid.
Calthorpe, P. H. Hodgson, K. D. Salt, Titus
Cardwell, X Holland. IL Sehoiefleld, W.
Carnegie, C. Howard, I. W. Scott. Sir W.
Castlenwer Viact, Howard. Lord Z. Screw. G. P.
Cavendish. W. Humbereton, P. S. Seymour. Mr M.
Cavendiab, lord G. Hatt. W. Seymour, H. D.
Childers, H. C. Ingham. R. Seymour, W. D.
Clay, J. lemma. H. Shaft.. IL D.
Milord. C. C. Jackson, W. Shelley, itlr J. V.
ClHrord, Colonel Jam. I Sheridan, H. B.
I arra, Lord IL Jamie, Sir J. C. Blaney. LA.
CH.f. 0. /donator. J. J. Smith. J. IA '
°Abell, J. H. Johnstone. 81r J. Smyth, Colonel
Coke, Colonel Xerahaw, J. Sonverville, Sir W.
Colebrook., air T.I. B log. P. 1 W.
Collier, I. P. Kimglake. A. W. :=l.lfascoole of
Coragisant, W. Lineal., J. A. Staidland. M.
Cowper. W. F. Ittomoote, Colonel liissisy, W. a
Copeland, Alderman Ilanaird. A. P. INartaig, J.
Cnuennl. L H. Ling, & Nod, J.
Crawford. B. W. Lavoie., J. H. Riarrt, Calone
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Lather L A. Teirmalw, P. J.
Davey, B. lac, W. Tier. 0.
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Dark, Colonel P. Lewls. Mr G. C. Terfir. 1 A.
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Derra. 0. 'acne, Joseph Mt' lard N.
Der. J. D. Locke, JOilli VlMen, C. P.
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Swart, W. Marry, J. Williams. W.
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Finlay, A. L Marcos, W. J. Wier, N.
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