The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-08 00:00:00

ATROCITIRBIN CHINA.

14. ROBERT lON 41 17 We warren. bed
takes say memo le yeemet tbe seelieemee et alleged
strosides modal by Ur Meese seireithei Ones,
while seder t u peeteetiee se the Amu& Yd Fres& 1111•:,
sad, It 'bear be bed trey oblosttra to oleo 'bet sty..
bed beet his ler Let Impose?
L PITEGMAW GM wire Ls selseVas
tree aid to the uesetabied atrocities tot bed
=lerigemilled by the dime erlimilles. Ley led NI it
Lek deq oeseldur idea "
easo amid be yessed. /my
bed ildt Let lobar.= bale evedusel=yee et
Rag Zenilr
oily bees abellebed mike lbe pestellke it thu
sad bask lop, SAMS Ibir duly le wrest Le
dm* ageogdm Irgwldista.limidierts bribes lestreeted
Y
tbse, keg se lie pule entreat Goatea ase deb
olesetil emit etretroesse mmeged bud Het It thong
Lit et lie Manes le Me. leei WWI% ale bller-
serise, or by lOW imesety, us amen roma as.

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TSB MEL AIGHLAN/W,RB.
War
Wr• ChlirßlLL wished le seicathi ta= of State for
, is lama le lir resist mark of bar
=es hem mined es 6.41101 tor their godest
of heeksew, et mt. it was Wakes*, to
thlmetsd to the et the
Al slim el cis to redeem the 4
I\e te thisreismit by Ur *my ilavelosk awl
I\essesi PIIII, mid ibis ess est el Gess yolk= shish
de Qtseght Ririe VI& pseptely be yet et Mar, hoe.)
11 was ira pit ebb 410, b sare NW pinlealer ne-
womb 10 flee knemelide Wiens sir the sews. With rowd
to abb quoins he algid' Worm my that se despatch hd
ism mowed which ma7tzgaltz. polka* honours
se b. gab; to the Z 134, . Ile was tally
made dths gallast al the 78th, bat
M gig a o resod of my *sip given either
or eismai liseelook sr thossal Deism with regard
ffifl. Os the oontserir the adyzessed be heed wee in a
Wor Is the Moot, Sir . °sings Is
da ihst War a
ftma
as wlas the .es at ths Mb wase
L Nt=ihe inssph sash the flak are Illik virs
4. If soy reocesmodation Embed
be hall gnat gnaws in new it bakes the

. 11ANNWO THE NAVY.
el=lig
DIINCOMBH writhed to ask tie First Ladd
t it Ind sisfyidostion to rate the mar of
there yal atounnismo to Allaria&no of the trey, and
slao, if be would lay t:ii=feho house a eery of the
Bair
issued He
Sir J. PAILIN Memo Mb oral to the
004
names of the Oast& to err asseen.
The component' WM sapid to
the laying of the glow to ea the
table, the instruction to a ropg erre the tom
of the compatriot' itself.
81:11*
Mr. FITZROY brought ' report on the supply,
which was agreed to.

EDUCATION COKIIIIIEION.
In reply to Lord J. Rt usu.,
Mr. WALPOLE said that the eopsolidon on education
moved for by his ritht hon. fried (Mr J. Pakington) was
ainost ready.

THE INDIAN RESOLUTIONS.
The Imo went into eanamlttos on the Wien resolution,
Mr. PITIZOT hi the chair.

lathe Ye reestodistis, width refers to *the mind, aid
be
Owl Maeda mit mush* of ler than
.12 or pore
than IS ressaltass,
Mr. GLADITONI and Kr. ROBBCCIL tow together—tbs
calls of the oacemittee being to Mr. °hiker.
Mr. ROEBUCK—I rim to order. I proposal a swam
that there sisenld be no oonncil et all for the goverment of
and tt won constidend by ths boom an the lest emir
81011 that ft would be the moat Mgkal male d peeeeelin to
take that tion fret. I now, dr, IBemlt too
a logical limed to decide whether I am not heile
bdose the hewn. (Lasibter.)
The CHAIRMAN decided that the amendments of the
tipbticm. ponderosa (Mr. Gladstone) had and
GAM en the right bon. gentleman to
MA ROEBUCK (amidst calls for . Cilliglatona) maid—
Leßesgain to order. lam tore, dr, you will mooned what
fleet plea on the lad oocasion, and that the committee thee
added that my proposition, as being logically first in order,
druid be fret discussed.
Lard J. MANNERS—I rtes to order, and leek to ask

whetbar, afar pea, try lava rail, *'Mine
Vie
bon. sad kiwi oakum la sosgesit Mir.)
Kr. Alfrfelfeigiailsow abeam, sr IN boa. lel
leaned rasekrier ala yetis of Ike ow
adage Ikea iho vas hal beim Soma, aid ss Ilk
vas au efkaransrt
two
provedhess, k vasginvand la
say oiler leem rosaaber to oat he with &MI iiiimamit

Time CHAIRMAN said that it had been deckled is Mr.
Dnify's ease that a member who had bees addrsing a es-
mitts* was sot in pciameskin of the sodas, deer ma
as ad.
,mim"se4ii rust. He thanker, coded on the right hen. pathos
reLdDSTONE„ pnesneat to soli* moved
grOlOillielt, .Titat raged beteg lead to the postti m
ameaiswt,
on of
asks in India it ia aegmlient M constieS the Court of
Blasts et the ,Berst India Compaq an ace of the pre-
sent session, to, les a °magi dm the gams.
sent of I
asidlia=f
oherMakely, the aspen
aside mall the end of Me
seat seeks et slimiest" la_ wrYng the emes4.l
meat, the right Ms. mambasiderifted be various maim
and motives which iseggseled chip be kiiihrilas ter the
government of Ina, Aloes Ills is Milli apt
the continuance of molt Is India, the sessest
mato tenanoe of military mile over wide perrieter in that
empire, and to the advanced period of the wees. It was
impoteribla in the present year to pew my legislative sem*
on the subject that was likely to be either Seal or salkko.
tory, especislly under the prnalmen at the existing party
and factions feelings which seemed to have Olken pommies
at the whole question. Under these oirenstass, the IWO-
posftion he had offered presented the mat available, area ff
temporary. solution of the problem la bead.
Lord STANLEY tasked that all the arguments sow
advanced for delay had already been erred and aaswerel 4,
one of the largest majorities es known to that been. He
proceeded to notice them seriatim, argakg that neither the
unaolidned revolt and military operations la India nor
perm contentions at home warranted any podposeset of
legislation with the view of providing a better system of
Indian governmest. As regarded the throe of year, be
observed that the East India Compeers darer we dis-
cussed and renewed at a still leaf FEW of the ameba in
1853. The time, he contended, was altepther fit sad oppor-
tune for proceeding with the messes on which palliest
had already expended so much labour. He objected to the
anemiast as presenting only a temporary amengement for
a question wh'oh urgently demanded a smeamit solution.
Mr. H. MIMES supported the amandast. Rest
'events bad shown how dangerous end &Seek it was to
legislate for India under the Moans) of party entegonissa
He detailed the East India Company, and urged on the
hones the expediency of presrving, unaltered, the say
admirable and successful elements hmorpomted with their
system of adminienakin.
Sir G. C. LEWIS scarred la WW2g that the subject
required a persist initimed it woe thee that the old
and complicated syetene et Indies gmernast should be
superseded, sad he wondered that this asseary mks bad
bon so beg delayedplished. Hde toc rek,ad that the work Todd be
effectually accom the ~rest ension.
ltr. LIDDELL mikekkeilieet the Asp reposed in
the ameadment we stitisslianseatre, and possessed
aim the advantage of
Mr. DRUMMOND=4.7 eels,
Mr. C. BRUCE argued wee tins wen treated fir
deliberation, which weal be aispiel II do _reamer war
eaidiAWE disapproved of Hr. Giedsteses notation,
declaring that it tended rads as oomplicate than settle the
problem of Intim goverment
Mr. A. MILLS also o the amendment.
Colonel BYRES a winged and general doses of
the ocanpaay'e administratios.
Mr. Boyar- sopported the dowel, which wee op-
posed by Mr. D. BETWOVIL .
The then divided—
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177 ROMIIICit oacrea eotTal ea do meet al a mas-
a altopttor. He le menet ihe bees mere-
mot of lons to • ietoieler, who, wen eleoe, would
ace with MOM Apar, isl westate . tuvliviled
bility to pediseleat. He Wed that the wed 01=
be twitted trees the towieleo. -

Lord STANLEY amtemilil thst the midealisl
betty would would not be lememei fry sorimiles kia with •
emmefl. By no ether ametlamee asliis roped Seam-
Miry of State be cambia Ss mamma so lerse=et
thole manna reptibm—ismi stymimpi
The ernendmist MOM.
Mr. LINDSAY a r saimiestae. OW the
Era council for India sbooll mmist d am puma owl al
dreams _ _

Lad TANLIIT Awed renew spied Ede ammodnitut.
Lard J. BUISEBI,L odd be wilted to my • few
wads m the Mama coons at promelb. nlYr then
the mottos bairn the be. He Medd moweest
that at this period d the k wMIU be
sa/bableftir sowio the Meoltdkoa, le pre.
seed to •Vu . Mem bear) elow be whbed to
assts that be should pinnate net eetythe mamilmmt width
he
bed garas notice, that the mod shoal met comist el
more Mr,' twelve, but he would she pow that the whale
be el+Pildited by the nowt'. The meellifons dthe Ciberneel-
la' GI the Exchequer did sot Ist the Uwe Aw whist the
°WAN+ of the mead amid be sppolleMd; hut it the amble
lora wiolsed he could Mee that rimed= en Ms eselks. Them
entre wee ththey led e question of penoune, whisk wee en barmiest
wou
toe. three *eft settled, Sne
be almible to poised Iss
to ■ft
by DEL
thrownld;lf
the whole ef the neeres. Ile amid
it whiolord OM the mere eboodd be si to and self
ef the &INV el emritembers dee prowl Owl el Dinotere.
He about Mule whet be thoUkt atolit to be the whole m
ethadon el the nem& (Hew, b..)
Lord DITIIIIILLIN bore Melimmy, foot' perusal
perisum tithe alisecy of anima tressport sinks is Iran
fitr H. WILLOI7GIEBT mil that the mei queetion wee
what powers the eimatE was is berm
BTANLIT mid lbw perosiden for shorteedsg the
meoattrame was OM which Y wee the MOW et his tight
his. .Had thoClmeenpr of the te hen pea
peed. Peehere It inusbno sougulka b ~lto dab
lifpet the iterenteeent wen weed that the awed! skald tom
Oa of eel %is then 12. but tint aid sit WM* Ilearolaty
' SW (Chino! " Not nerelleo It")

Mr. C. BRUCE said he had a proposition that the council
should not consist of less than 24.
The motion of Mr. Lindsay was than negatived without •
division.
Lord STANLEY said he was willing it should stud that
the council should consist of 12.
Mr. ROEBUCK said that " not less than 12" might
moan that the council was to comb* of 100.
Word BYRES moved that the chairman report programs.
C. Her, War," and " Oh.")
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that
ea the eteemitet• asemei &pond to adopt the resolution,
Its Impel the hon. geathmea would not prow him motion.
Lord PALMERSTON NM that many hon. members
might think that 12 was too large a number.
Lord STANLEYt in =mid that many abo thought
that 12 wan too mail a

Colonel MUM mid he should divide the committee if he
had not an opportanity of proposing thst As somber &odd
be 18.

--fie motion for reporting program was gmn pat and nega-
tived.

Mr. T. BARING maid the amp whisk the severnsesnt
seemed disposed to adopt warn • most swim one. The reso-
lution proposed that the moil should omelet of not man/
them eighteen nor lees than twelve snobs,, the number to
be erg
• to the duties al the cossell ; but no in-
timation had been what those dads. were to be—who-
they the monbere were to be clerks or advisers. The govern-
ment, without any bodice sr intiamdeit at • ohmage in their
opinion, wished to carry into edict • itemplete choose in the
system. That the government should, after having delibe-
rately sae& • propesitko, mai so man • elm^ wee an
ter *hire esnliatotaseromL (Oros.) It
reenliantr=lir to tide the Reified= mg the duties of the
puma won died.
The CHANCELLOR, et the EICHEQHER theughtlik
hon. fried had mionderslised t e ehamoter of .the
x
Sm. The elfeet et the resehlina mil not te obtain agra
site deV bet te disk tae slides of the Isms spenelest
ptihreraaevesrt sielYesgit ikonrithetillietht tense to.
it should ie not lam then LI am awe then 111.
was aseessary to arrive at some smolt in ardor t
bill on the table which would molds a lOW, az=
It ePPeteed to be the °Pinks of the eamodlise Audit weald
be alsolnibie to 111 the umber Odra omen at il. C Asev,
hear," and " No, no.") It would edemas the et
the measureto come to a decided msehitisa en the r=.
Mr. V. SMITH was of orbits that the number sushi to
be cleaned in the bill, and that the semnittee seed to eat-
fine itself to saying that the number Anil net Minme
Cllr (Laughter.) •
Mr 12..
C. BRUCE meld set some wlth the Chenedlor et
the der that the 'Win et the coinodthis was in
favour ot the
la He thought 18 was the
host =saber aright la be
beds
the proposition
beim, the oommittee druid depled It would preclude
him from proposing that the maim be 18.
Lord PALMERSTON add the emetics Wore the com-
mittee bivalved • meat impudent pirelpie. It was neither
more nee lea than Mis—whether, when the change
plat" the government of ladle shoal ;lake lime in
or in Indio If the details et the et Lolls were
to be trammeled in Imam. th• memeil soght b be a large
one ; but it the lattedireace d the somenramt b Load=
was to be teirkited to warm Halt, • meek smaller number
would be mmeeseremisot. It we salami that a trading
should emelt* a oleos inferable" ever all its
samsewlens fa luEa. Eat that was net the manner in
old& pediment ecoddieed the aspendemelse of the crown
es.;010
weh:creed, wed V milement :though, the duties
et the should be molined to samurai intim end net
le details, • soma would be troublesome, end a small
one mash nom setiormint. Instead at attempting to Ili the
number he thought ft mould be better to leave the number
to be and by the bill she the temelions of the council had
been My considered. (fleas, beer.)
Lard RUSSELL agreed in Er general principle laid
down by hie noble friend good Passailaajo litakai a
great seentity of detail, had bean gene in this
seicentry. The olisage now prepaid maid set Whet ter
some time to come, and if the,e should be • small omen at
there might be such a mem of paper that it would be
&boot hapessible to deal with them. He thought the pro-
posal of the noble lord (Stanley), that the council should cos-
siet ot 12, a very one, and that the mown ought to have
the power ofd the number to 10 or 8. (Hear.)
Mr. C. BRUCE said the council would be a kind of court
et appeal in Indian affairs, and that the business could not
be "Mad on with a km number than 18.
_

_
Mr. T. BARING appealed to the justice of the govern-
ment to reooneklie this question, welch was a most serious
one. They had agreed to !edam the number of the council
to 12 without any bones sr explanation whatever. Oa
the decision of the seminittee me this plat depended the
question whether the power of the gemenneint Mb'
Mound be laeremed mad the direction mad eaprvision of Me
gemetement at home should be dirsinhked.. There hod been
no diestenten as to mot number; it eel to have boss sep
peed Nat the investment, having matured the neolance,
were peeped bAIM by it, sad If they were go to re-
duce the number, be trueed they would allow far
Memon. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. P. O'BRIEN omeidered the government wets In an
position between the honoczable menebte for
an old member of their et on see
arsidec=2—bri d the no
tell the mem tU
the
other. (Load Orin Or Q•Ner011.") gla wee speaking befspl:kthr7llll
the ementation of the council, a mod important alibied,
mad has. penmen had no right to call " Question." (Cries
of " Quake" end " Divide.")
Mr O. GREY thought the committee ought not to be
called on to itx the number until they knew the duties of the
mum; and how ft was to be compelled. He would reggae
to the right hen. gentians& to omit all referame to the
number, and leave It tole decided in cceensittee en the bill.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER had no
doubt be would facilitate.tbierg el the emplane& by
ad opting the inemetion of the t hes. baronet; and If he
ware to treat ell the other the same day he might
pee thin that evening bat the remelt wosid be, they would
have to rare all the distraint& delta( the prog recd the Nil.
The iodation had been prepared with a view to &mita& the
keen et the hones. He believed that was clearly expired
la heave et 12; and he was booed to ney bet after full la-
=the gmerement were newly efernion that that
sold be sollehat. He *eon ask the co -
miles whet dome dere wee .d en *erg out Irk viol
kor they mammon* ea the
eouseleo Se mho le asmo
dedolb torododea Law the "pod el 'the M. member
he Jimitaidsor wad met poem the esemillso to deeds
at ewe as to the weelookhot he to hes. Wan=
mold tog hove time to eyed perm mine they bone
die Wooded to rein Ist q. lea an Ile sent Write. Be
tweeted Oat the next 'weft the matedllse wed* oak the
time ilea as to eleetionze=e la whisk ease they
be wadi ens able to t
O.IIOD could net understood bow theisi;t hon.
bed arrived at the couchutioet that the inn of
Eliealevese devour of the number 12; he been in
the bee* eleee bolt-pest bur, and had net lewd anything
to juffillilf andi marlances. The house was not in a position
to Siasp probe number ; they ought to leave it oat alto-
gether, sere ft between certain limits.
Oohed 871:6S and Lord J. Rc eerie. MIS together.
Theis were loud cries for the latter, but Colonel SYKES
prodsted, amidst wire of " divide," and " question." He
the tended of the government in attempt-
e.es =tam akar many bees Interested in the
lel left the house : from :garners year.' experience
he eat& say IS was few enough.
Lard J. RUSSELL said that if the dismission was to be
mewed he should certainly pared& In his itreendasent.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid, as the
beer was so for advanced he would move to report pro-
pea (Hest, heir.)
The moment the right hoo.efeatiossa roade
mmbm boas thtilith slab-
1Y OHAIRMAN. Isememr, pot the nosodoo. that the
weed *mom" be humid In the resofunan is ghee of the
mid " has," and decided that the " nose" bed It.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER noted that
the Chairman revere
Lend A. V. TERRI:Yr asked what the eneadment was
that had bean put. which few boa. masters understood.
Loud PALMERSTON wadedMe if the gemraneent
Mended to make an cemegeela the rembilices they Mould
elate then
TM CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER sad that
any cheap In the madatleas proposed by the get eament
weld be staled babeelesad. As to the Menne of the noble
Iced, that se shoos= woe le le orb le reenutitres without
neMlee would And it mg damn le wry that oat.
PALMERSTON any wished to mama the conve-
nience cf the bona, and bed hid dews as seek doctrine.
The Calamities the. reported prepeek and the Muse le-
sand
The Hat Pored BE • was read • third time and
RINDLY SOCIETIES ACT AMENDMENT BILL
Oa the modem of Mr. SOMILOX-RITCOORT this bill,
ebbe was letooded to remedy a &het In the working of the
panel act, wee mad • emend time.
The Tithed Laud (amebae') Lal was reed a mead lima
The seder sibs day for the Clarke of Petty SISSIODS (Ire.
lead) DIE tree elasharged.
fl. Merkes sad Pairs (Irehod) Bill pored Omagh men-
gibe
=GI LAW AMENDMENT HILL.
The wend relate( of We bill wee postponed ants Mon-
day next.
COPYHOLDS.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL lad es the bide a bill for
the law ati to
smitedtgl wee reed a dres=ii.
JOINT-STOCK CORP/UMW ACTS AMENDMENT

BILL.
Mr. ITIMLMT brought is • bM to sassed fits Jot stook
Cosswasks Ards 1861 sad 1167, sad ert 7Mat.Mses Coot-
pram Ad 1857.
Tbs brn was reed a 'kolas&
TM otter orders ot the Amy woes &pawl of, sad the
bows eptedir pad 1.

d in
elnituirbuielderdainAkkeem, ll Co:Miminire7:l:kltim4he:Roh...dlisu.suirild:
bell of the ,for the
xis.=
of Widow into consideratica
Man of Corporation of the City of London." Th.
Loan Mena prodded ; and them were prevent the
upon
Depuths Harrison, Holt, and Barnard, and
;74 74 the members of the Court of Comma Council and
of the livery. The hell was by no means numerously
attended, but the hell* against the bill was very weeqtavo-
callirlifrretw..." (brother to Alderman Lawrence)
stedforeard So moth the &et resolution, which was
follows :—. That this Common Hell learns with semi::
and concern thin g bill hos been introduced into the House of
Commons, flambe' ' A Bill kw the better Regulation of the
27:11d die c.ity d London,' by which it is sought to
, pm, this City of their inakat
!fowled to three bpo, f••
royal charters, achievedby sorifttele
emir enjoyed for eh hundred and
dfty yealsafilla meth' • and.i.:. Donemoa Hall,
fir Lied y Meter eiendhir
uditors, Wed War *ere nf tin°D b2"44/4174
saeat hal eitheraelo dm, sheaths( the figghts of the City
*ollie* Sam and thaw Waled on, Swink, in'
imilleViimeldint alt einhthedtha which if affirmed will
math knadlan'th cd , dratted. by
&erten md weilltwed * 11110 IP'vest l'al".
Mine Vinneenle: emeeca er 1110111111114 whisk in his
22mill6panidriate
waif irth Ike. an *lle &jape to the
Ile .
wholathy
lased a thths tes it mm in
whisk /mama el the . eildwilmeldftlididA
bower/v.I6R imbued 'SO ' been ether
rziattisparkam Bs lint the et
thee tatelthik kith . . width:
bill in peritoneal 'Bide
~ throw ende
r.
denthased the attempts, thilinteilidlniethethemedithy
the psalms* cd Ragland to saneliewei=imell_ jffielhileh,
It was newsessy that Ilth wise* be Nab/
=ad the Icnowledipe the dame el Hie Month et
Ptelbethat wee with the thaw and
shethear dthose dodos, mid , eves ;derth tlitelt, with alt
Rs mews at Iseinossiks, 'AMNIA bid het imputing notion
dMoir justamityHl ran mat
.3V conneeted
with the privileges of the . wore r explained
1,,,, Et _ altered.. nil& bratteled la I:1141e
attleta
au=of the **embus 4 both Irmo al tie ;
knew et bit owneals i that any of the tepee-
statheives of the p bed tidy climelpid their nth&
in coosequenes of the nowt sabre meth le edit& le the
public the 'lability of the City'. Mai ma and rot posszolin*
dthe plan at seadacttiob which had bees homed
by the maths to its liberties. Mr. Lessesses deettard
at some heath mid with comidesulde fOefir the aesthstb
litmus of the City of London on Mining secosions M pparsett
those It had been always, he as* to the ma an gwMloaa
of civil and Wigtons liberty, and had set to mmiart et*.
empi an re example the imitation of ,whiele b, Um
riontori :mtaktidomb.aalihea vas the r
is at width
was at last settled for OM by the wed ihebe
whose privileges wen attempted to be destrollatad whole
povertyto was attempted to be towheaded. With • Weans
appeal the livery Mr. Lawrence terminated hie speak
which embraced most of the points which have been Ms-
owed tit the Court of Common Council, and retired amidst
loud applause.
De=Bilte seconded Mr. Lawrenee's emulation, whit&
was unanimously.
Mr. FINLAY, in moving that petitions embreeing the-
bregothg resolution be forthwith presented to perlianwee,.
said the WI in parliament was intended to do the Ahem ir-
reparable injury. Could it be denied that • =mann would.
be me of mollseadon which was calculated to take the halt
in which they were at that moment assembled homer out
of that posemelon P
Mr. T. FINDS:4 seconded Mr. Finlay's resolution.
Mr. Joey. moved " That the petitions ordered them to be
read be adopted, mattes the bill stands to be reed.a third
time this evening, the petition to the House of Commons ha
signed by the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, font aide m,
wed twenty liverymen, on the behalf of this Comma. Hall,
eadlemented to the mid home. And that a similar peti-
tion be punted to the House of Lords, do.:
... ._ • and that the
members for the City, together with the Mehl BM tbe
Lod Mayor, William Cabin, Eel , alderman, Edward Bell,
Esq., and other members of the House of Commons am-
erected with this City, be requested to raved the Were of
the petition to the House of Ccentame. The mover, in
calling the attention of the livery to the embed ot
his resolution es mated them ire it was not to
tbe pram et logiend they mead *dr Fithian len te thew
;aim and kw *lad spa there le be .oun how they
any relines VW to theibled en lateritntisn, all
power without ObiCk• 'bile, bible as the asset dthitelPed
abase. He cominthed the petheipie of the ondleautiou of
the Cap peopsetyvoldett theassalka like that of Onde, sad
erne towel by thinks bisevolent intentions, was calculated
to tole those whose claims were eitabllabed upon the strang-
est harailatisas of fathom. He ridiculed the notion of trans-
lierrbeg the plat_ right of appointing the high City officers
from those-wilo bed from time immemorial enjoyed that pet-
' liege hi the 1111. beeethelAtte, he alluded to some of the
old laded and relishes proceed dings by which the citizens
hod diellesnithed themesives aa a proof of the joent,
'firth sidadepeadince with which they had exorcised their
silititrewithilth was sainted and unanimously agreed to.
- The thillawfai resalleoth were subsequently put and
nerwiseendy agreed to : •
"That the =dm mad week= of the several companies
be respeaffitelly requested to lacilitate the signing of the mid-
den to tho Haase of Lords; tad that they also be requested
as pmentrEions to both on of parliament to defence -
al the and privilege. et their respanive liverish '
The the
on Hall a of the proceedings of the:
lietrythda appointed the >4H lay of October, 1866, to watch
the , of any bill whit* might be branght into paella-
the corporation, and that such committee is
to madam to act on behalf of this Common
Hall M 1 ma as they may deem advisable Ic
upheld the of the livery-of Landon,
,
thei nth ontrithlret booby empowered to add any Berry- ,
awn to week esnwaittes as they may think proper.
the thank. d the livery are due, and are cordially awed,
to Sir ham Duke, Bart., alderman and M.P., and to W.
Cubed., Esq., alderman and M.P., for their services on
basil of the livery with respect to this bill."
Thr=i,.. , rags "Thattartt Gillma Hall loud
d " tos tranke;:leeks
sht Hon. ea R. W. Cadet, teed mayor, for the romper-
with which he complied with the requisition far calling
this meeting, and for the courtesy with which he has Fe-
-1 sided on the present occasion."

Mr. Duncombe, the new Dean of York, was
Installed on Saturday. The act of admission was accom-
panied with the delivery of a bible and bread. fiebseguently
a distribution of wine and cakes took place in the Chapter-
house. Handfuls of cakes were thrown among the spectators
by the canons and the vergers, and the sonneemest which
the iseranoble for them caused was by no means Incas-
Adorable.

Oovaltar /NY EMIGRATION.—The governmeat
emigrant ship, David Wirer, 862 tees, Captain Baill*
sailed from Liverpool oa Friday, the 4th ha**, for Syd-
ney, New South Webs, fa charge of Sargeon-Separintendeat
Isaiah De ease, with a 8 styled maple% led raps tom,
124alegie wean, 29 bey* between the ages If 1 and 12, S&
girls %teem thre one ape, 6 mate infanta sad 6 terea*-...
stabiag • total ad 377 man equal to net strata adults.
THE DEATH or A RAILWAY PASSENGER AT
RIJOBT.—Tho ham* es the preesger who, having had a
fit, was removed from. • London Ws on De arrival at
Rugby, soil died lemsdiailk, won bad oa Saturday. The
doomed was net ithatithd. la by pubis were 81. 7s. lid.
and • Mara deka from. Landon to Dirviagbarty a hikes
=lads teransalsro le ir dna, • whits =Hoe, bar d.
with prread pink borike, • com ae. door keg ant •
Wog by, wild& lathe bad test tepared with Loon.
The derialsel was about 6 het 6 Wise fa height, hair
lath biown. airs shaved ark, with bend hadhielar
under the dia. Ho was this end pallid, re a saw 4
oa tit, Tight chi* bone. Hie lagers wan slender sad aM ,
tarried. Hs woo • brown among oath with Wok
weird cam, sad with brown sips* Irby ; drab-
beesetad veer al mixed colour, bound with teems -
of mind alone, with rod strip down the bog, Pedro kik, A
SRI IA& MISR me& lb bather, sa serasea urns onig
that 4as owner or print " IltH=l44
Mut Preger4pare. The IR was • ,
Tbegesdlemimen, who bed rade spar
dotal that the ban/sari hit woe delmil aide et tks '
fop led parUy been aged by hiltdialawar; the lady
vas Ma isrebdel, gad thus oar Rh* eanpetem*he
ameekone coverlog the twain. which Tr eloa
owl see. Death wall dodder tb• ;unit airs
It. sp woo "babe. hem idle 40
were elm to ref Or bat to ls =4, lad to
inter ore body; tv..d lb. tweet woo reasoned to Tbsroday.
—latiekssur &saran&
LITEBOGT 101 TUN RUSSTA/4 OOVERNNENT.—The
Ramirtgoarramt boo bad built * this meats, a life-
boat or er that sew aremadtalled bY eso Rota
Nadine' .14/4 Isetinnies. bra eraernetedi
Salaams. Yam" er 16* 14.11 Mr.
bag ha pdle Ha aim sad is a
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ehese 4/". dr win might
borrithebrdy,
tad tot tl ta• hallistiotwasty seconds
at all swabs mayabie. leabarset sehmehrelre are now
madam* on *be Trash mg Plarioa
Wascits.—Darteg the month sotM7 the number
el mole reperret ens Ilk la lbw ara* of January the
amebae we. 164 ; in 161; in Muth, 179, and in
Ana 144—oorlotag • total the pat Ent maths 01
766.—~T elkolgo.