The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-16 00:00:00

SWEARING IN THE NEW LORD CHANCELLOR.

The Queen held a Privy Council at one o'clock
yesterday afternoon at Buckingham Palace. It was attended
by his Royal Highaws Prince Albert, the Lord President,
the Lord Privy Seel, the First Lord of the Treasury, the
Secretaries of Stale for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial
Departments, the President of the Board of Control, the
Lord Steward, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the
Hone, and the Groom of the Stole to the Prince. Lord
Langdale avid the Hon. Baron Rolfe, two of the Commis-
siuners of the Great Seal, attended the court, and Lord
Langdale had an audience and delivered op the great seal
to the Queen. . _

At the Privy Council her Majesty in Council was pleased
to deliver the Great Seal to the Right Hon. Sir Thomas
Wilde, whereupon the oaths of Lord High Counsellor of
Great Britain was ►y the Queen's command administered to
him, and the Lord Chancellor took his place at the beard
accordingly. The Hon. William Bathunt was the Clerk of
the Council in Waiting. The Queen gave audience to the
Marqu;s of Lansdowne. The court was attended by the
Treasurer of the Household, the Via-Charabnlain, the
Comptroller of the Household, Viscount Combermere (Gold
Stick in Waiting), Lord Camoys (Lord in Waitng), and
Colonel Berkeley Drummond (Groom in Waiting).

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, attended
by Mr. Birch, took a carriage drive yesterday.
The Duke of Wellington had an audience of the
Queen yesterday at Buckingham Palace.
His Royal Highness Prince Albert presided yester-
day afternoon at a meeting of the Royal Commission for the
Promotion of the Exhibition of the Works of Industry of
All Nations' to be bold in the year lASI. His Royal High-
ness arrived at the New Palace of Westssioeter at three
o'clock. attended by Lieu,..Coionel the Hon. Alexander
erdos. The meeting of the Royal Commission broke up
about 6 o'clock.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester
Lee, Lamb, and
M & d!
visited Her Royal flightless the Duelists of Cambridge yes-
terday at Cambridge Helm.
plbestratti,ot fromleetpitop
t,Trieerrytors and vendors of Lon-
Terry,
Loa-
doe weekly newspapers, had an interview with Sir George
Grey yesterday at the Home Opine, to solicit en earlier
publication of the London Glizette on Etid.y nab view of
assisting in the permanent establishment of the present posit'
Ci
arrangements.
lkspatches were received yesterday at th( Col3nial
Ottire from the Governor of 0 . _

Mr. Bannerman bad an interview yesterday with
Sit Gourds Grey.

THE LATE SIR ROBERT PEEL.
A media, at the sembaste, beano, and chimes
parrally el Lomita, was held yesterday Is the Eppties
Hall, Manes How, for the panne of tekiag steps to
nark, is sash Ream is shoold he deemed met epprepriate,
the nose minimised of the swam .1 the Ids sir Robut
Peel is his pubs ehenelar.
The ebsir was totes at twe ecksk by the Loan Maio&
Lod balm that bear a loop amble .1 pumas lad eel
The LORD MATUm. 111 efromeil the alt ods& said that
he took the cheer with • very Moen desire le de bison to
lite memory of the late Sir RAM Peel. He shealL how-
ever, retrain from saying sapling with roped to the ebilest,
Mehl the smell weaken by wham he would be followed
to gin the leery implesedese. k gave him plat pica-
sire to preelde, sod he would be happy se hear say Ames-
Mns with regard tithe pupas far whisk the meetiag had
been coaetned.
lir P. LAURIE moved the following neelaties :—" That
this main Mine to give expromios to the sad
*aimed aura which pervades all reeks awl Misalleas MM
the pent* at the irreparable len whisk
'nerd
esetand is the demos NM Right Hem Mr Rant
sad feels that ia seeking to tho
of his public senior sad kis pima tHref, k sommeads
the sympathy sad eajepe the meal saimedles of we
—llc said he need eat elate haw pealed he wee la hada"
the opportunity of addmilogoie ammercea and empeobld• a
meeting. The bluely at Ws Rabat Poi was seinen in
the sense of their gouts" ko Bleslast_ Ameert
Sir Rabat Peel'. friesde—wad be lamed that Ganes*
who knew him mobil hied—there wee WM who did not
admire him tor his integrity, for his heseag, endfa hi
eingleasse of purpose. Net 'sly Migmatite', bat onathe Air
am* °armee, bad Mee Mawr to the waiimay M Mr R.
F el—(oheers)—emil he had as doubt that latellisease maid
be areaval from the tfaital States sad el parts of the
wont, of similar testimony having hem Mese then to the
lenient mad honourable adore el his seeded. The Duke
of Wellingtoa had declared—and the words need by him
ought to be pat es the deported statesman's eassameat—
thst he had sever knows a weed dropped by Sir Rehm
Peel whisk was set main by truth/dam sad integrity,
sod that he seem doubted the truth of a weed whisk he
heard hi. utter. • Wear or • greater Manater eesld mot'
be gives to a otatream. (Chests.)
Copt. SHEPHERD. diairma of the Zest Leak Cow
guy, I. sermading the resolution, said it might rams, of
presumption were he to mem ton Unthread sung's.
es the Inuits of the olleasemea when loss
they all se deeply deplored. All earthly Mame sad Melina
Rom mak Me inainclicsaeo in his esumatios in legieen
with that by which ke was guided throeso life,
sanely, the love of troth. He wee now gm to leader
as aceonot to Bias who was truth Melt end who judged
the actions end MOUT= of non by the anemias principbe
of truth. (Hear, hear.) The longer lilt Robert Poses
some woe es record, the son, he believed, would it be
naerated by geseratiose to corm (Chem.) The feelings
which pervaded the meetly were, he trusted, of a more
mend charms/ that those wkid were cossetted with poli-
tical patties; sad, fee hie own pert, he experimed a web..
eh mitileatisa is mend* the remistion
A OENTLIMAN who was @klieg jail below the plat-
dorm here rem sad add he wiled to as asseadmeat.
On Wino shed los kb same, = a card to Mr.
B. W. Wire, who was acting as secretary, mad who, after
looking at it, submitted to the Ltd Mayor skean the gen-
tleman could be head, ening that he lived at • park mar
Nottiogbani.
The LORD MAYOR hung eked him whether he wee a
china,
par hew= " I am • oaken bon, sad have pee
_ty is 11
The LORD M•TOR—I wish to hear sly Mee who be.
leer te London.
The OILNITLEMAN—I as a member of a emaptay.
After some farther question, Mr. Win, with the ponds.
.ion of the dieirmen, read the amendment, of which the fol.
lowing is • copy :—" This peat sooting don at the same
time, with the deepest fookage of anguish sad regret, look
back apes the policyy M the departed mamma is is far es
he supported Lord Mu Russell by voting for the admiwien
dalevionaown auger iota this country ; which admission has
terribly named the trade of men fitnain in Alone, sad
also his rendered the honors of the middle pomade mere
appaliier ever sines the fall of 1848, when the change is
British law became hams is Cuba and the Bruit." The
intended ameadmestelicited much laughter, and the Lord
Mayer &ailed thee ft could not be put. It afterwards
transpired that the um of the author of It wee Mr. Josh..
Beardmore, of Nottingham.
The resolution was Me put and earned unanimously.
S.r J. H. PIILLY mini the appointadat of a eammittee
to carry out this preview resolution, and the somiastion of
gentlemen to set ea temente
Sir J. W. 1000, in seconding the resolution eh-
oerred that es ordinary occasions it would be imam-
beet ea any individual who offered such a suggestion as
that to attempt to support it by argumers. Bat he
hit that such an attempt would than be worse than useless ;
and he *girded lime-If simply as the formal mediumet
conoreyien seatinants sad wi.ties whisk *Meted in the hearts
sad sidaels M all whom he had the dorms: In address. The
most serikkg characteristic of Sir Robert Peel was devotion
might ire the wood siW-deellcatioet—(hear, beer)—to
the service of his country. (Load chem.) To him that
111111111nsy owed • debt which it could only rep by
vending its grateful moo of his services. (Sear,
hear) While living he sought no other reward,
Sid in prospect of the future he dialsimed every
Other wish. Sir Robert Peel commenced hie political life is
a period of war; butt/trombone hie long and glorious carer
—whether la or out of den---he was eminently the Wainer
Onus. (Hew, Mar.) All his aorta were denoted to the
Imprevemeat of the indiums& and the einelopmeat of the
mourns of the country, and to its advance I. time pyursuits
to which war is fatal. His labours were trseceadeat and
iseneast. The reliamblusest of office scarcely toned to
relieve hie hem the weight; for who Sir Robert I
Pe. 1 tmk ha wt is the great council of the nation,
kis •1110 was the gnat bean dal one in that as-
assib:y and throeghast the whole astatry. (Cheers.)
As ansuot of labour which, not less from its continuity 1111.111
hem its must, was sulbeint to have overwhelmed meet
amen, was esematered by hist cheerfully aid valuate*.
Mr. HUME, M.P., said he att aded them that day to
Mier hie tribute of respect to the memory of the deputed
113VISMall. (Hear, hear.) He was one who, ter a period of
some 40 year-, had bees as observer, not au idle observer, M
the public coridt.ct of the departed statesman ; sad had odes
opp's d, sod as often supported the esetrares iatrodased by
th f.aht hon. gentleman, amending as he'(M,. Hulas) eon-
eidered
them conducive to the pablia benefit (Hear. bur.)
/le might, therefore, sonsialer himself wall quailed tooter aa
honest and isdepsadent teelmosy. After waseleing serrowle
the conduct of the right boa. baronet now no searie,,he shoal*
mate that is the whets mane of kis observation ea lb ems-
duet he was bowl to say, that as a petals man be (Nk.
Ham) had net Mom \Miguel. (Applause)
in Ms views, ke weabil my liberal is gemmed Cirrobinablebeens
time, he knew as sass more disiatereated is his motives.
(Hsu, beer.) He might have erred at was onsmon to
them all; bat 'boa he regarded the Minis sad matins—
obj-cts and motives that might lead man asy ass es the
ground of popalarity—he scald not help 'alias they ware
most &antenatal, and aothiag mail be mere so. rear,
hear.) As to self inpeadisement, they bad pooh dam his
loss of the di.laterestednera be had alined on
record, sad which he could not dinner is the
bistory of any other public m en. He had hopea Mat ho-
ped a mere Mtn* some male might to be adopt& which
througinat all time would h old up the example to Mess that
followed to imitate the den riot mamma is hialmoseable
and medal earra. (Applemo.) It was as them pomade he
had the melemialy utast action to ken as t egiLstatirmi
'enemies what he ban sincerely
stly end sinrely faits a
to the 4...ry of so {tent • statemun, and solemn a mem
Whet he head scowled with that peat poi-
wisdos red losteoutinual services la labile, the head
his (Sir ft. Peel's) private conduct in the circle. he
hcnntred him daddy foe his social road private virtues—
(" beer, hear," aid applam)—and ke believed no family in
England coved suffer • sourer loss than they had sustained
in the death of so exaelbst a patent. (lieu, Mar.) Item
on these hounds/slims that he most mdially sup-
ported the Feast movement. As the present
....flog would appoint a committee, everything would
depend as that committee as to how the wielies
of the community should be carried into *Ent. He believed
the smite was willing, and the great saline of the comma.
pity serious, that their wishes should be carried out most
selectively. ( Her. bear.). Therefore, he trusted the um
Rittte would take such into account, sad mins their
fa-
el:nation to reader the testimonial hcanurable alike to the
memory and worth el the departed statesmen, and edam
tenon+ and inspiring to the community in general. (" Hear,
hear," sad applause.)
The CHAIRMAN that pat the resolution, which was
Married umaismely.
Mr. .1. MAIITHRILIN, M.P., proposed the nest
resolution, having fee its object the appointment of
gentlemen to act r honorary secretaries.
Baron de OOLDSMID said he had the melancholy honour
of seconding the 711106d0C. It was not necessary for kin
to detain the meeting, because he was certain from what he
had 'nerd, is well as the feelings there expressed, the de-
parted statism= lived in the haute of his fellow-ma, sad
would ever live in them. (Hear, dear.) He (Bens de
Ookkosid) had watched the miner of the right hon. baronet
through life, and mild bear illitilta• that so man ever ea
cased him of interested motives. (Hear, heir.) Mossy and
fame be despised, bat truth and boron' he loved aad
fished. (Hear. beer.)
Sir B. N. BUXTON, M.P., said that at that late hoar of
the day he would not detain them. However, he could not
rands from Pining his voice with those that had provided
bin he espressing the has which this great metropplie wee
seeable it bad sustained in the death of the Right Hon. Sir
R. Peel. (Hear.) He might say that no event in modern
tines lad elicited such a deep
.fieling of sorrow and re-
gret Oa the anarafal event with respect to which they
were assembled. (Hear, hear.) lie would not dilate m
the peat relents, as well as undeviating dentine of Sir
Robert Peel to the pulite eervice—(hear, hear)—but upon
use point he wished to crave attention, whilst he com-
pared the state of ;labile morality seines' by the 1514 Sir R
Peel with that *viand by a great predecessor of hi. (Sir
Rebt.Walpole), who flourished about a century dace. Sir R.
Walpole darns his able adatinistratke snared Miscue
Wins equal to 14,0001. per imam ; sad whoa he left oleos
he (Maned a peerage with_ 614,0001.(1m, beet.)
bit Robert Peel twice eiss the peerage, ones when
Mend by his late Moira" MMus the Fourth, and *pis,
whoa offend by her pseud Majostplkor.r. kw.) Us
ales refused the Gann,
_Mae peat dieftetioa saver hat on
sae ether memiss Wane to a sasssaas. (lan, boar.)
Zs des basal puma mime. a doling *se hi sr

word siesta sot masks to the assepteme of till Moms
whin be Massif bed the power to Aeons, to Ohm, but M
the welfare and happiases .1 has eacntry. (Heir, hag.)
at the wow of that gnat ems tbe
lll:aftLinley amid do who soined the Musa a
, bis virtues sad tante was is *eV tar
suds by erest4ag ea eseuriag sossumst to his iiiteAry.
TM naiades was this pseud semi is.
Mr. H. DRUMMOND, DLP., Ism the eaboifeliow
of Ilk R. Pool—(harm the ham geellsoma banal Moply
sleeted)—mad eshoorpostil Whew Ids at mama, whin
they emend
Ma. Ho bad Masi Se feet gash
male by the ed statessem ma Maned with
deep anemias to every ward of kb hot urea. Mao
she honourable Rondonia woe domed le pastor
Ni. mama swims 110 deep meths.) Their
lifts lay wide • amemler, bet to so dm of ink taboo.
quest Ufa wee the killing el theft ddhased is say way fair
paired. They stet WS Me iamb areffellty as mot ; sad ■up
to the Wag mail he (llr. Disminemd)Md OM brim mod
happiness et *Wag the umlskseigned kissidip Ss
messed embosses. Ti. Oslo Is fait Marren sf 111
Peel whisk he would sell egew Mint to essimliber=dre,
skald be rads se be uesla as saientide Om
and it so !enema OA with Se anspes of me=
meat, Oen was me OM Narribible sessurabes la the
M tisk anew Per the ima dB with Thigh the asses
ire IL Po was set sidled. (Hoer, )
It mousieri Ms mainlands* diet the esserabelary were
Ilea MAMA Is IsdriaL It wee he who mmaimell the
▪ .NW law mid alsrpoteB s basileodi melees stitstes. He
enadheilmil soot powerfelly is So pepsel of the Test Lae,
aid wick bow sin me et *WIN Wad was as his sass
a teem osimmted. (Has MN.) Bet 8•••• woo •"-
malbelob milineed with amoMer arks el
swim is his poilleisall /Briesseselielp_ lid purealag what he believed
te be lie masse le did Salem, to to.. of hie
Mena passe (Hem, beer.) At Seise el the
holies septet be was pate. the ammedlke by his pains,
Lied Ilaq to watch its prosesdhigs es tlso part the
mid ekes Maas out of the matinee ho
spina tho Rowerasest. When Ito 1st:o-
-ases& the bill of 18110 he was opposed by his
tows labor. Aid eftawirda. whoa he carried the
Whelk qualm, he was sierilleieg hit Meade at Oskrd,
my in. is the wery last as a lis life m • minister, he
party mentatioss et leas staadia. Bet is all his
asis, howner they night be viand by different peers, he
W hit sae obsca is view—his country% good—Sat be
kieemed to the (cheese.) Austin, remarkable
ebonies is his senor wee that stns the time he amend
Me Mw di me is. nameat his LS he set only road,
hm " smoks4learsed, sod Messily dlgaiteA" ove7_l•Pdet
wbieh bad bees reesated to the bosom (Hear.) Asa ha
always brought ben oat of the earn of a eoliths' salad
a tan of latormaties which geawal settled tho debate.
The secosquesee was that hi a nestonhip mere
the say other individual when he over tow. It these
we toy yoaag amen prism who Maui forward to a
mails sneer headwind them to are the ere el Sk Z.
Peel, sad to labour for their antatry as he kid dens. The
Ms. retinue esualaded be movies the thanks of the
meeting to the Lord Mayor xi, givisg w ea of the Bap-
tism Hell is the Ramat
Mr. SALO MONS, is sonallag the recliu. i. a, odd, that
having boon imitml to the saleamoly duty n • part
in the prosodies' of the day, he fait an Loos to be able
to angle his voice wilt that of the sertiai is the general
ism exprened at the 1:. elisions semi try bad emesised.
(Hear bar.) He trusted the seepstatin c Looks wield
giro the committee as eppormaity os smtz bag is Guildhall,
beide dm country'sgross- wawa ) its two insists
of war, a statue to the groat Weer c pas. (Lasslitev
sad Seem)
The mooletios was sided sossimmily, sad the 1.3111
Mayor rearmed thuds
Hr. Witte them road a list of es
200 Rubins Mom the Merchant of ria
body Sir R. Peel was a member, 20 games from the Lord
Mayor, sad several is.. from ether ponoso.

Dunne, ltrim 15.
Serious' apprehensions are entertained lest by any
chance the popular branch of the legislature should
be induced to bowse parties to the destruction of the
Irish franchise contemplated by the Home of Lords.
Sash strange things have owns to pass, that it ia
feared that even such an event se this ay not be
impossible. The Freeman of this morning says :
It is said that overture' will be made for 'Medal a ona-
promise, and that the Lords—se • body beast uadertanta
48 regulate all Irish elections, though as indieidirais they ere
precluded from inteeering is somas se parley
with :ha Commons sad effect • esuipeamise in details,
thereby not only anintaiaiag their asespaeloo, bet he sleet
getting it managed by the C 0...... To such perky sad
each compromise the Irish members will, we trust, refuse to
bipartite. We respectfully bat most carnally urge this
upon them, not from say oventraMed 'tisanes% we lave
to coastitatioaal forma, from which hitherto, at least, we
have derived very little advantage, bat from a male that by
doing to they will smart a peat priasiple, and maintaia un-
impaired by say compromise the right of Ireland to • rea-
sonable franchise.

'douching the late Irish Spirit Bill, the sacrifice elt
which will not soon be forgotten, I End the &Spiel,
statement in the same journal:
We have it oa the most tutexeeptiosable satbority, that
had Lord Naas a majority of a siagle vote, islaiden wield
have submitted, and that they had ameally prepared tb
amendment they intended to propose, reducing the df>le.
reatial duty on nun Id per Rea, which email not Ingle.
least have dissiaished the vahm of the NU. la •et had the

muse 41 been taken a! it would biers been a wetter oft s
sat trifling tonsegnesse. The bill will be ht fee—
ward seat session ter the some thane, mut the west
asive serum adopted in the *taint es asses sues*.
Of the bill harm/seed is the Hese 01l Lords by
Lord Leman, to restore the power of the laodlonls Le
seising the growing crops, sod whisk the Commons
have yet an opportenity of rejecting, the Sougena
Reporter expenses the fellowiog ensphado, bin: not
lees acturate, opinion
The 11111111441111 is about the went that It world be pees hie
to devise for this **ivy. It eight be. appecriately *ti—
nted An As to perpetuate. nele-reseing and to &gawk
and pismire des people of Woad." The le* of disuses
is the inset Hedged modificative' of it. Is quite bad eaongh,
and has sore then eulleient Indent" to daseorelise the
meat sloe, sad to (seek all isproveseept of the soil ;. but,
whits sighed te. growing sops . it b -me repaessan to
ell mid sossoule prinsiple;that the toleration. of it is melts
ism* to bread the ebeesetw of a asisietrit with Anemia
senissptibbe recompassey. We, therefore_ impost the. we
shat rapes the gowernsent to defeat this bill of hoed
Lama% awl we distinetly proclaim that 11111 .sew sail be
reeeivid le salowirs It to peas.

MUSIC.