The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-01 00:00:00

BAIL DARBY 01► OUR OOLONL“ D.iWi.

DINOMIL

A deputation, consisting of the following gentle-
Min —Mr. Crawford, LP., Lord God 4E, M.P., Mr.
Gropes, M.P., Mr. llamall, M.P., Mr. limit, LP., Mr.
noommood, LP., Ilk Ildbroldo Midaridokor, the
Miler of Maasbasier (Mr. Meseas), Ms. Wunsin Falrbsins,
kr. Thome Fatah; Ida Pas* Mr. Boa, sad Mr.
Blingess, *cm Mrsebeshe; Mr. Charles Tama Mr.
WlLiekiag, Mr. Aim *mime, from Ltelepeni ;
60.1 curvy; del Milts Tritein. IL4. Ceidesu,
sod Mr. Join assith, hid tia fakinlaw wtl the Bari of
Des Tewedeh 0. *s grifeel /*Wahl
the Ott* of &wawa mar tY pezisakqe,of $s Mis
goiwassest.

After various mamba's of tba depubseek 101 tan,
The NM of DWI Mid b. Vd SetiiE WI& put
atlialkta le walk the ispoleasiftraillb

to Ike siolommio aide upon di Noteeleplila woo 1.6
eir comikesile loptelmte. Ynl me el wiuSomble 411111•
weigy. Whoa's' law from Lad Godwidasirmiedellirk-
mid the view Mite W always Mt et 11. bette-
voila's*, to my the my lout of it, of web trairtoklago ea
Ilk Jams Brooks. Rs lobbed to spook of Wag with uk.
NOM reepom Yo woo •ma et poet MOW
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Wlllira Welsh. Bat-whet had tall. den Ira
Oethria, to the .Yet that it was inimesible that the
BMA goverment mid al ow Berk sailers who have
Meet= lirr emir es ths bilk of what had beta already
dam and le • certain mist enactioned, to roar& =-
protected was • very Moog argement against the scheme
thoonvenimce of matetioreg moth mietekings ea these
of 81r James Brooke. Sir Jams Brooke, a mere
private individual, and upon his own reopousibility,
without consultation or authorlarks Btu the govern-
mint, entered into a treaty or arreagemat, or what-
ever they pleas= to mil it, into tha tame of which be wed
not inquire too closely, by which Sanwa wee made over to
him, subject to the Salt= of Borneo. Be emoirsd very
riallerabie Maw; in the country, end no doubt elided
oosalarehle improvement ; but if every English WPM were
to be allowed to settle in any district he might trait fit,
and eiternarda to call upon the government ma a mar of
right to give him military and dril protection, mid to
ware hint from the commutates of conduct which was not
in the slightest degree anticipated by the !ammonia, it
must lead the government into endless difficulties end ex-
penditure. With regard to the opinion that seemed S. be
estertained ita to the ensure of Sarawak by the Dutch in the
event of fie not being taken into the possessiou of the
British crown, he rather thought that the negotiating to
which Yr. Crawford reined between Lord Aberdeen and
the Dutch government some years ago, and the treaty
whisk bed bean maid= with the Sultan of Borneo, did
away with allespeelmmioa of any exclunrejariadictieu being
.aniseed by Bother ; end, Manner the important:. of
drat= pommies, might be, In point of fact that country
which had the command of the sea would always have the
command of the trade and commerce of those district.
He (Lard Derby) did not deny the merits of Sir Jenne
sad he did not deny the advantages which he had
mairred ca Serwek ; but he very greatly doubted
Sr James Brooks's power to make over—aertaisly not
to the Dutch, but to make over to the British govern-
ment en absolute, antis, and uncanditional sovereignty
of that twiner, which he had been permittsd- to
germ. Moreover, the question was one of my great
difilouliy and doubt wastage., apart from the pt Mia-
ow of Sir James Brooks, the settlemat of thaw= was
am of the importance which the gentilMen primer emoted
to attribute to it, and of owns that wry mud shook
kin apiaies upon the subject. Bat, certainly, litherte
it had net bola • thriving artiment. It had setamistrod
very peat eanamerall advantages, although thin lad hem
some interest in the exports. tind•r the ream ciroum
smote it seamed to him mry doubtful whether it wu, one
whisk it word be for the Warm of the govern,ont to
take We Mir hath, nothiplying end lacewing the
corral dapesdenalm of the esurry, whisk were already too
amen= ; wry imek editing be whisk added heels ex-
maditani,—not only the exp erts'. of the local
govrf-
scent, but the amement rarer of the military end naval
farm to protect them. So that he looked with very groat
jealousy to inaroming the number of our dependencies or
sew seristarate. They ware or =Mk= of etrenfith
of warms, mad all these considerations had been very care-
fully inquired into by the Queen's government. They did
' not think than was any appreisaroa whatever
with regard to the we of the Dutch. He moat
my that at present they were not fully wired with
mph= to the. wamerair advaatages of Lathan sad Sara-
wak, aad the varioua propositioas put before than by Sir
Sera-
)J Brook* mimed to them to involve a choice of
insonvenimee, sad embernismonet. Of all the
with& hid bona made, that Milt was the least
oldeatkmelis would be the itherute aurreader of Sarawak to
the British grown ea a corral pommies ; hut, then, there
nor he Ma into weidaraiket whelks/ the eacepance of
that es a =lanai pormales was worth the pries to be
per for it is the first Mime sad the expense al main-
tandat afterwarth, Mame they mast bier fa mind, al-
ssseenaaaaalTT I. very true that Sr lame Brest" by re per-
Wm= may have been ensiled to improve that mt.
themat, ad his, up good relatives with the native Wine, it
did net *row that the ems oeaegseaer would mass If the
astilasont were meth OR to the Briueh crown, end throws
me to &Ma aniteepim and colonisation. And ailexpe-
rime silmod them, ma Oar lames Brooke would be the
Ihr be tritM ilmseM. althetisk he has been able to amthe
W mused the arliment pay for the goverment—the
manse beim she= 1.11,0101. • per,—that, if it wen handed
over to the British government, sotto that no. wool set
maintain the boat government. If they premed him (Lard
Darby) fee ea isamther rem the (*mamma would take
ithe etaideralles wag that WARS from prima
of woe asti lad as timerma ; but he spar
my his own Males and of his
the • et my pro-
L col use bad
on been, air
was up to that memeat, ahem to
w hice bed be meth to thou by lams Bloohe. 'llruld not my that deleies her been taken Sadly,
bat certainly at the pram= some= be we set is
a eanditien to my that the government ware ps-
paned to accept any of this proportiese, see did
be WM it likely any of those proportions would be
aceepted. With regard to Sr Jame Bonk% he did net
cosesho he bad a elm upon the govermest M roma of
what he had done fur hie own purposes sad object, Lids was
a half pair= and half eemmeratel epeoration Re (Lord
Derby) dtd not think he hod a ethin apes the winery is
emequisim of the siege he Lad arm; it MSS be • matter
of pen Mime tithe ediretegas or thielvMages of taking
or or taking this at • soinsint, era_ eappedag, rider the
seine of his James Brooke Me the power,
without the easeest of Sultan of Borneo, to make over a
esvosefiney whit he dem not, he ChM at the ppresentemmest posse= It wee murk= unites, he hod MIWO
littbality tO heed it over it was net in the power of the
crews te amp a feudal Mon, end he bawd of
large
Brooke had sedges more tiot ineriptios of heir
lass= At the present Me the views of the government
wen not favourable to the adoption of say of the propositions
laid bailors them.

LOST IN TES WoOfta.—The Rev. R. Whines, head
maser of re Cathedral Cliterrar 80 001, Ractswasr, an with
sa extreordrary advent= at Saturday. The rev. pietism=
kift IA his. =out Its. aloe* to the Amon far his at.
eareesed side bran dieser. nil bkier the read to Bengal,
tamed to the left with the inattion of purr/ Maenad=
farm, ea his way to the Works mad India( to Mshiskes,
maresak( wink he neighs he shush hart tins to go to
reeChathd kir lam,
111 a=
par snpose i slaeer re warg
so. ea thit
Agar of appetite aide of the
1_ of
re ,sirrlairi esurig is, he lb and
luiries bringe Ike* h• lingind he wee thin re-
trains lb slp; but bre the rev. geagramee Winldert
swat errener, sad he rusabed ler here usable to extri-
cate hiresif, lab desk me* lea old, >r dines tent, ad
hie watt* ler, sad it appeased up= readarias that the
bees la lie In to IMO ft. way through the thicket bad
ear ewe of he shoes. As way be =soloed, Mr. Whisetee
le atiseese rested such uusarieri fa hie Iti=
(.1 um whim., with two of her maid airrata,
la a emir Sewers Burlutm and there amen to the
Mehbrawiread, but her search, which was caatiased WU
that Milafeat, proved fruitier. la the reirdre the
Mee is the lIIMOD reatived oat scrim a saw* br whir
=they Mired
Dow far tow wen me net
lour& Barham Dow= while the ether took the
Meldeteratind. Hawing the footsteps of the latter, Mr.
I
Wvalid out for help, stgaifylog hat he could not get
nye thbibg that he said " can't get up," sad
that =we mins ankleat bad esetund, see of
them raaiawe sad reported that their reerst was Wog in
the weed sad scald set get up. Is oreaprair of this, Mr.
Wkinnee audios! standar wee rat for, sad the bye la
the reratian mind by a to wISh a )arms, bed eatertlid
morerM hew hie nabob and ea Ms
ne he was mat • le met the seqpias
with the noir air an sawn the repair el a brain
lhab. It was surly la eels= at might before the rev. pia
tiara reached his bar, sithenth he lad an the Sri bra
wink abut three riles ef ft. The wake wok bead art
saraks air it appears bar the beak rade by the here
that be bed bra be has as, is amis.
lonux BILAWDS.-A letter from Cork. of
Ow Ma, Bede riled Int
arm& will brirent=lei rear for
fisleata ; grirdepreire fier tin preens stun figiglied.
TinTarvle, nth lib. tillegiene, gar Tres= bespered
I tonorrow.lb Oar brad ere saw se fen el Bugg= /Nab/
1111 this rare, end others we expostel."