The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-26 00:00:00

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the discussion of both bassam et eat bop
l""" . teepee way be emonmy be the explearissi say
no' - ed by the gerearest, bet wiliest %deg
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, ,11 sppotet its ewe rise, sal wlegliladve
sr': ;;;,,t elm choose its ewe egodua sairegpsist its
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,-,- member of both hour rail melee a
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.. Att.ll M. 01""rs peeled a 12 eeleadet
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"-a- e'.l tout intonate betimes the last ends, ef the
10' lb • one session and the int sitting of No Mat
lawsuit ts 0
110"•,.,k,. it The I/Menne 1117 betel:4lM bills fa richer
1.. t or Mara Ws submitted es Ms with
war Gi 1)4- - sa tioaorkli the malaise of pormy
-..d rti la reenlist era
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la:i. '','-h s :orioioa•• to in either hew ef periansfeL
Itibtd:1811. T'll-11- -election of members des die Leedasera
ca
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Wag 16 no ato the o eol All --" ame eseekties at seek disillen,
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al„":, 1" l4 The comer stall liar the perWitilleselve
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ew dometer
O Cowles one bows or coon
de.:4/I"j°t Queen and the two amebae. of *Jelin
was' Alljja, Tee
within the code ay. is thaffaesa sod
linswi of parliament en or nee lief loses Britain,
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f Mr I' pre.en {alive, thingenemer.
pisses en, ;;;. Toe Legislative Coeuseil sad Me* of Mimi*,
ga,,,pect,..4 have the pes* ta far • pad_ apt/4614f
ova mho of order, and aft oats* reser eibMbneAvel ,
~,t*•,v, scot al sabissts sad queetiewhe Maielethy eriotter
aut,s. the isoprene, 'peahen, or presidisg members, bu-
il ..,tiait TOW, in can on asy point the votes shall be
aqua..
Ice several articles were then rat sameately to the vote,
sad sasaincm•ly carried, with*,owof the Bth, to
iiViin
"n Ur. Maynard mor so , d r t, emoaded by
yr. Crain, that the unalienable fir of the geese
&whet 112,1214 be the poserelea =property of the
nay ell,uool. " eaternimbered," amawkwag was
it,,bgetly averamry to WWII IM in=eriere Mae mou
be, Ile believed that • eleeng mold be lenad
se tie soon this subiwn illie maresattle seat
gomity. Nas of the other mmr7ldeama. however, ap-
praise aids in this view; smal the whole draft brag
pet, was althea with roes orplaseh. lbws. Maynard sad
tar aloe. deserting.
lives then resolved that sorrel des draft be trasedeteil
le the sterol municipalities Wad lIIMI boards
the colnay, with a mama that they would lortawith
he 'eject .attora the ratepayers, and obtain aa exptweelen
nor artier, to the form of petitions to bar Majesty the
Gar n.
On 2 ankle by Mr. Maynard, who declared that, altimrllll
tihrom ea sae piint, he iseedlilly agreed to the general
rei..es of the draft,-the reeks el faselMira were voted by
esamatioaM the sleeted esenendessy teethe able, zealous,
la mdevaudeat tamest is 'dab they bad dierargod the
o'er+ dry rallied se these.
lions air resolved, dee a newt sieelag of the ishabit
ist. of Ospe Tem be heldzi=r the Lowe-tall, to
be • the peeper& dean Ire
la oraergessee of the resignation of the four mem-
le- whole awns were appended to the "Reasons
ix dment," palliehrd in the Eeprees of Nov. 19, the
governor had kind a letter, constituting the remain-
ing members of the couscil a board of commission
f A framing • constitution. At a meeting of the munici-
pal c immiesinners, held in the 26th of September,
after the, usual hurries had been disposed of, the
haul proceeded to take up the subject of the address
which had b, en issued by the four ex-members of fps
Legislative Council, and tt was resolved :
1 rat this board of oommbelosen have learned wide tee
h,, eel setittactiOn the distermisaion of the tour as-eiBMY
Vol. re not to enter taut the estimates of mesas awl
ear n•liture, bat to confine themselves szelasively lie the
I it,. for which they had been delegated, Basely, to mike
il waning ii ouritation for this sisal sad dial, Me
be. 24 lamed to take the estimates into alnelhillaimn an
War cootie w.s.opee to them bat to Melt
afflriells slop,
tarefocei merits the full &preliterate oldie
Mr. Maynard suggested that it was extremely
de,trable that they should avail themselves of the see-
tici• of these gentlemen while they were in town:
and after some conversation as to the best mode et
etfeetio4 Jiiv object, it was resolved that, in reply to
their ether, them foot gentlemen be invited to men
the board of comealedoners that evening in the town-
ball, when it was uesaiesonaly resolved.":
Tu.it Sir A. Bmakestatesea. Bort., Mr. Istluoste Brand.
Wein. V. W. Rats, J. Peistaire, and J. B. Wiest, sew
',trent, be reisested to draft such a onnetinntea m they
ilvil deem beet calculated to most the asses awl Mier,
sad to repemitat all the interests of the Wean la air,
alter ham, done so, to inbuilt the same to this beeekke
the purpose of being laid before the public.
The four ex-members having severally expeanial
their readiness to sot in accordance with 6a ge•ii•
bon, the proposal of Mr. Brand to send • &Walks
to E-gland was again introduced. and it was moved
by Mr. Breda and seconded by Mr. Maynard :
Tb a Sr A. fliochenstrom sad John Fairbairn, Esq., be
elonom to take the draft cementation, whoa completed, M
bobtail, and to me their best exertions in order to he
Mac suctioned ; and that subscriptions be entered Mee
he tt, pubes. of defraying all the secoisary espouse.
The chive " draft" is the result of the labours of
the* gentlemen.
A Large meeting at Stellenbosch had also heartily
approvi dof the proceedings of the four unofficial
membera and of those of the municipal commissioners
Consequent thereon.
NEW ZEALAND.
We have received a complete file of Wellington In-
,l. 1.. o•lents from the 29th of May to the 12th of lane
inclusive.
The Independent of the 29th of May reports the
capture of three sperm whales at the station of the
Messrs. Rhodes, Ikolaki, the first instance of sperm
shales having been caught by a shore party from
the middle island. It is added that shads of them
hate repeatedly been fallen in with between East I
Cape and Port Nicholson. In the same paper we find
a remonstrance against one flagrant abuse which is
alleged to have crept in under the "cheep pan
sage system." It is stated that in consequence of it
being left free to the captains of vessels lading under
this system to sell wines to each passenger as might)
have thi m, several have literally been transformed into
floating grog-shops, and that many young men have
thus been brought to incur debts and contract habits ,
of drunkenness. The Independent of the 15th of
Jane contains an interesting notice of the capabilities'
of the Wairanpa valley.
An extract from the Otago News of the 12th oft
May, in the indepsnderst of the 29th of May, conveys
the gratilying intelligence that the revenue returns
for the first six quarters of the settlement." existence
show a surplus over expenditure of 9201.
The independent of the 12:h of June announoss the
return of Captain Imprey and party to the Within!,
from an expedition undertaken with • view to find a
road to Port Cooper. They went about 120 miles up
tie c iuntry in a southerly direction, crossing several
streams, all falling into the river between the White
Matt and Cape Campbell. They discovered en opening
into the Port Cooper plains, but a heavy fall of row
compelled them to return. They entertain no doubt,
however, that a fair road for drays may be made be-
tween the Waitron sad Port Cooper. The party saw
two birds standing each five feet high, supposed to be
emus, and made several interesting botanical disoo-
Neries- They report the ooeatry over which they
travelled as eligible for sheep rens and cattle stations,
and some of it as well wooded.
In the Adepentlent of the Ist of June we have
complaints regarding the condition and management
of the government b ig. She is repressing at being
in a most dilapidated condition; the amosedation
for passeogen is said to be execrably bad sad the
charges extortionately high. It is able Whited Uhl
owing to the brig's having begs Mama at
Auckland for the private trips at liseasiro Grp
she arrived too late at Woatvbia la envoy M
Janice Chapman to the Autumn Pitting, if the 11,-
prem. Court at Nelson, and that in eassiganale two
Prisoner were discharged without trig
A letter, dated Nelson 16th May, which appears
in the Independent, of Mullet of Juan states that the
aressioo to the population of the setdemest, received
by the Lady Nugent, had been mod
Toe trial of the titres men emeasrd =lir et
John Ellis, on board the Geseeal Pekoe. bald we
days, and terminated I. the Alai elll4Aulla aid'
IJones, and the masterdom of seeds, 'be verve ara-
tooted to death, and ordered fee emeadea an the
16th of 'mesa Mout Cook. Up to the 10th be had
mode Ito confemion, bat vellel 11811117
lalelligence bad bees ressived at Raw P 1
M the lath of Jass, overload boa d the
the
of %a caameauestie et thou port.

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