The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-17 00:00:00

TEE VIIINESE AND PERSIAN WARS.

TAITERSALL'I3—SfoNDAT.

The Weiser timid met see be swewereil try the
wererbet less lii d graseetioes whisk we wore wail to
eVitHeim& Mier We ellizares, silent b •
eieleake ssi Wileksy essiwie wee u.
,w~.s
Wins 'direly reems• Ow ware
tie w Mem berm 01. Gies was is g
theemilV to
belb the Slim tdMetropo-
arc M 0 was card bli Ar the Climber Coy,
lhe whiti mat we bares bed her Weikel in the City
Fee the Two Thelma IS le 1 was taboo abase
Twielle. • hege outlay wee aria It Inner at
Lai et the Mille at 11 to 1. The ebb seelei epiet
2 21.wers WM to lOW BIA Deese we in cas-
hew be the Dirby at 12 M 1, sib whisk were
tam log tr about bar arty lathe eiblesees, rand at
the diergaellit to
to 100 wee taken obese M.D., In ad sitar-
weeds 20 Ito 10W. wee buil Awe lid the
Hand. Hawthorn welt err iM &wise ; ast 119
M 1 wee Wise about law, bee et Let a geed dell atheism
wee ewe WO to 1. 40 to 1 *MK see W agaiset
spin Mr.
About 9001. were inewlei es hi et We
We kid. 20 to 1 wee the idghret caw et
MT' Md." plow
MUT HAZWICISHIZE HANDICAP.
00 apt flee. Smases Ten Thumb
far limos_10A:11.00,
main= 100=PLIICH
1. 0100 Omit de Cory'. Asa do Qom.
Hollanammonnaz SWIM
to awl Lad IlMetweies tN 011 e• (t)
to Mr.?. Pages•tt (t)
se Ureliegesire 111sielist (t)
Mr (t sad of)
Ito Mr. =rilsoat°Ts
100 to "kJ. INNINW• Pare (t)
13 to Mt.& llama as NMI (t)

List evening a public meeting was held at the
Proseimam' Tavern, Omit Queen-street, Uncoin'edan-
Mb, to seiner the pay of tho Chinese sad Pardee wars.
The MI wes eel Md. Among those regent were Mr.
Cobden, IL?., awl Mr. Loyard,
Stemerlist Aar the hoer announced for the chair to be
takes bed .tried, Mr. Richards, Secretary of the Pam So-
ddy, eedd, Rae sew accidental cause, Mr. Roebuck, the
pciproll obainsen, had not anima. He, therefrom, proposed
ere the chair Amid be temporarily taken by Mr. Simplon.
This course was arlspes4.

The enemata Malty opened the proceedings, sad then
alled upon Mr. Layard.
Mr. LAT•RD said ft worn not his mean to Atka pabho
motley of that aatuni, din lies is In majmnetion with hie
bon. Mend Mr. Cobdsa. eat when be vaimetood it was the
kaki= at me or two areeben et mellement to too the
pails ef Leaden, to trial bey kw the torrent of feeling
'Web wee mid to haws his. winibeted, yes to ewetp away
the whole cd the nerd= ef We corratry, he could not tweet
the appeal toads to bin te be pen* au that mamba.
(1414-leer.) It wee led him tat he Hind be his
viewe ea magi alteele b his kW Mr. Oaks; be
al set mirk it le he aid that eat wait • weft id pa-
demo who were in beam d"jam sit say price?' Hewes
I set ens of those (Clams.) Ile vas we at the that
Vie wood the meanly el bee Milks with Rests.
mil eases!.) He lased wee sig.le M~tlsrtiis.si
that leowne but be MOWN Mat Mat, led
oeld saw ~me his posit= there Mut kg
Mrs otherwise, homes it would show that he
acted in the swam so an independent man. (. Nos;
Leer," or/ chews.) He locked at the (incision of to
cue. When we wen it we with thank. he thought It wee
earassern at sok that thw leeee at war with • mot
, orliatitalbmy_
e brim arks =rnie_e.....t learn ;
le es +r hew) iemy
ameeelli ke kt see 6 pow we team Iva the ge.-
kw le won ad owe mo.lellt
th ad wit et vibe wiry marke et ,
Mon HO ma wee lekebeell-
. 01 =Fe Gallia —ek e see ming
JAW anger te be whit le sew
Ni--t m Why teift is
nehashirafrwie, MI kb obi ti boom th. 1
-,-
stew keik lebe hie precede
..„ =tlSeisuall km ftlikV biro.) It bad bee,
keiethos ampwiree, -atm,
as=h2s of esoomme; hikes be
=in
was
Neunsizades oraz romonlwas: Mr4oo
be fa Is Mod nes es wow Si kis d Oemarges—
be peeked eking that aluellem . felkaek, M.P.,
1ari,..7 x
biro mimed the roam, midst land ad job the
teak.) Was that man who had the nom a fac-
tions mat ? (No no.) Was r. Mil • Wier man ?
Wee Mr. Fox • notions man ? Ware awe men who set
eatiallag to ask own juilisemil owl who law always taken
vibe came of the Sri:a kick to sake kle a orosp-
ray t Away, then, wi aerie; II leas lee absurd ; end
be labeled the peopled wok, was rut* recover-
kg from the mistake into *Ma lbw bed ibliwiepon the
.übjwt. (Chosen fad arise of .16. so.") He would
simply pare hdlgo thou the auk et thew be important
wars erteh Peek wad Clio. They were
wen into white this waft ha bees ykeged with-
out thecesoat of the icrue lipoid by kir remain-
blew Io saw ray let ao inheres-
tha whatever sprite seueut. or wan teetered—the
war het isacaniel awed peke hat tom wok without the
How et Chnoseabsiermamdist la the metiwast without
the people 4 MY emery laiewfiss the why rod the whore-
M 667 etrii= we that wee, (01. (I o 5h...„)
hi.. km peeseulat to give • keened so-
wing el artgla of the Mires quarrel, and quoted •
number of atoll dsemente te sugoort the ststeaseats he
wok. Ito bulked that, swprekg the Mom to
hen been wren, ewe wee no intention on
teak part to ire& es dellbenkly, but if thee had been
seek ea Wake be absald lave thought that having seized
•Inalts. of dam bial ODD or two forte, that ample matie•
lathes led hien obleksL Mr. Consul Parkes had es-
pesseed his belief thst ihet eatiketioa had been mil:Heat ;
yet that was the vitals quietism a Ike la Mr. Cobdon'a
motion in the Home sl Ossameas. (Clow and uproar.)
H. (Mr. Levert WOW every vein in the Home of
ammo mode how bees he brew of the government if
Hip bid dem helm old Obey have now done—merely
Mi. NM Joha Beadle as violated his instructions ; he
boo WM* war ipl• •••1111Moient oecarin ; however, we
see it ear with the dime; they here violated the away i
me doll recall Sir J. Ibmweiner, lad show —icric,` 4" In." noll
elinme)—end &howls the world that the British gemesseth
owl the British parlithent will not endorse that which le net
true ; but we come leper, end we say, this war it now amiss
eery, end we madam it on In order to escape from it with
besonr. We wig meall Sir J. licsmag, help us." He
Wind that if Loa Palmerston had done that be would
him had • triumphal =pray. (Chem.) At • Ovate
=mai Lord Paleasolote beet frisbee urged him to purees
ea am; he al oat. he Isital the House of Commove,
s he wee k • timely. peke d" liter hes=
" He wealliemt saihm.rl What had Lord Pahmaisa
demo now ? Red be weakly supported Sir J. Bewebegt
No; he complaked et • maitien between Blasi awl
Peebles; he had gem Is be. Peelitem to mend them out ia
the_plare of Sir J, Nawskig, whom be bad dimarowed.
(" Hmr, hear," end • Illasts.") Mr. Lapsed conclude&
amidst some ranteano it` alii•li• that the majority of
the House of Comma were *Ned in the decision they
had_ come to on • MOO Mmes. _ _
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to I. 1 Or it.ll.llalioreo Clottoiraf
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11 to I Mr. W. O. Clearlatto dee MI 10
11 to I rr. T. Pates Apr, (t)
1001 to II it
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lygiescOmms, teeny Iliernerlour Jeek, Mellen Paso
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Ouleme, Pim el Om.. UM Moe, Meseta, Dim
Dinramp.Oese Faikt.lommsdr.

4_v BX:

tY GAME OP ORES&

The Ceti de la itkgenee, Ferri, on Friday night I
woe the mouse of en extraordinary display of cher pore, IL
Hermits, the celebrated player, matending, without vein
the hosed, in two ISMS at the woe Om against treopilyeas
of the Perla Chem Clab. Primes Antibes Bonaparte, the
Due of Piteawirls, the Mena de Cuero* Cart
lake* ad a pre amber et ereleave eat rearm el the
dub Ire reser, sr followed Irk miligging herr to
the close, the woadmfal example et maid abetraction and
chess memory which M. Harrwita pmeented on the occasion,
without, to all appearance, any barresidng else. To
better =denten& how the matches were conducted,
It may be as well to Mato that the Cali de
la Ilfgurioo conaists of two largo silica on the
gracind-floor, one fitted up as a cafi, properly so calk{
and the ether melded with billiard-tables, and arranged
SS
atuainet, in which smoking is allowed. In both of thew
rooms, which it. open to the world, and to which chew is
going as newly al day long, the amateur is are, et all
times, to find same or rate' to play a gar. Bet shove
le situated • weep of retro, appreprkled le the nee of the
Pris Chose Mob, sr le theme It wee that the freedwkl
display took place cm the cceasion of which we speak. In the
mates of the immest althea. mom were placed two tables, at
which wire Bathed, seta with a boned and eisserra lore
kr, Y. Lferivids d 11. P—, the /tea elk vbeee
Hamar wee le apse le pared mike. Tbs tees
_ _ _ _ _

beyond, the LA ad lioorila. was mot kr las =Mil
player, &W -s. Sri moat d throw or low
claim and n tab fa me emir ea elle INN planed wine,
=gar and valor, and odor sail, so 101 l r writing
=Metals, Si aribla the wild so socrotary, to
stark down the nom whoa *did so. Tin door of coat-

iti:6;nira;—.;:;;;li.ii.7l-40..... Ho had 'kneed
to the ■perch of Mr. Layard with very great interest. Am
he tauld see, however, that there were a small number of
individuals in the room who were cresting a good deal of
confunion, while he knew that the great body of the pre-
sent were with him, he would do as he bad done en ono
oeoaelon in the House of Commone, cell upon the meeting to
manliest their displeasure at such unseemly conduct, in
order that there might be no ground for it going forth In the
pipers that that was really a disorderly meeting. (The
meeting rose, and oohed strong meeke of their disapproba-
tion by waving abate, and threatening to eject then who
latherupted the noreWings.) What ho wanted to ask re
meeting was whether they thought it was the province
the Home of Commons to inquire into then question. at
(cheers)—because what he understood was the., that her, he
ea sanative government appealing to the country spent ,
the parliament for investigating the matters which bad been
brought before it. He thought a little time ago that they
wen meeting In their public assemblies to denounce the
Howe of Commons with neglecting Its duties in allowing
the executive government to have so much power in Its irvo
eponsible hands. (Hear hen) At the Wnning of this
earn= of parliament the Quern Lid before the House of
Common. papers which were termed correspondentce. with
reference to the affair at Canton, and there was a special re-
ference in the Queen's speech to then paper.. Ho wanted
to ask those who were malcontents valued the conduit of
the Hones of Common., whether they would have that
home remain Went, and whether the war with China ehouid
be allowed to go on and their money be mpent in continuous
war, and the Howie of Common, take no notice what-
ever of the proceeding. (No, no.) Looking at all
those papers he had come to the conviction that
there was no enflicient justiffeation for the war into
which we had entered. He brought the matter before the
House of Commons, stating in his resolution that the verve '
did not show • suffirient ground fur the violent proceedings
that had been everted to. He never remembered an instance
in which documents connected with any debate had been se
carefully studied as they were on the occasion when he
brought forward his motion. Ho made constant reference
to the document., and the great body of the Home of Com-
mon. had them in their hands and carefully followed him is
those references. They had heard a good deal of the gentle-
men who sat on the oppsite aide of the bowie to hire (Mr.
Cobden) who voted with him, and that much credit le- Ma-
catty wee not to be overlooked ; but nothing had bees rid
of those who set on his side of the house but who voted with
thsgezenereedgil who, in the majority of err, voted
Isere judgment, because they did mot like to
earrit larralvas `a adverse vote without reflecting upon
dee emempaseen. SM rya( conspiracy mad coalition—(ther)
ant Iwo been nerd lilt we rely intended as en
eirtireerlagely, hesesse it ewer would brt calms it bad
sea m bailor Morass lire an the prier scoriae. Meer
lam) Hs bed earl am peoyde why Wdried thei
the diorite the Raw et Oienems bed ear to Ina ma =-
jun ens—whether they bad red the dessreets wee which
that decision woe thmilieff,_ sad the favours reply was
" No." But he neffendell thet it wee necorery the dont-
mente ithould be reni, le order that the arida should be
ladlieLat nos Path= I'mr bir. of • retain
whir shear decided • ere after hearing
one disea
se news be gave being that if he rani both
ado he should est puttled. (Laughter.) Those gentlemen,
hawse,lP= vane then this engines* bemuse they did
eat end Mew tide of the question. (Hear, hear.) Some-
thing bad ler rid about the peace-at-any-price party ; ha did
siet baser whether ft was Intended to include him
le the nemitter. (" Hear, hear"
, and laughter.)
Helpmate be had abated hlmeelf of that imputation, for be
bad dedered in the House of Coninser, that though ho
thos. 10 million' of money would be rough to pay fi,r
' oar aim, yet if 100 millions wigs racomoryto defend
thole awn (omen enemy, he would wale Hans ebeerfully
as enfleffy. But thin was not • Tessin et "peals at
1 y
prlft ;" it was • gentian otbrria shed' ys MUG enw
lei, Wks itH ad Mk eel Me •
we. web • peg* wale hew Tay _ maw ail
thoundves mg SIR wee le say & borr.) t
woe set • wets vilitossivr say oould
rat my Imam haw.) Duke the hot Mane
wee, the agirs rer•alift the mut diliseeeellal in slow
history, Irbil her selmild by )b.
who was • pray
_gsei authority on seeiVitella
err SP =Ward, and the Chinese lost se SOW
(!here) Whet do we go to China for 1, isaisit t:
Mid est for the purpose el gig his me
lin all ill emit Hue b eerailegi Woe by IL
Ile eilladment le 'me teleelibe arm wry meth hem
One emeleolles. Mee, We.) He dld Oda we
Col= nee prided* end In this ax
is be odd
Hey wore EA likely to re deer pit
or Imam r bor.) 'lb now. they... ~et
yet ,••=ttrim lee woe became se Sow Imo
twee Apse the people In em=ne•
ineelaselly bappW_lete one or other of
I Mete, ker.) They 011ened the House of Cogowns for
• esithetion of the eapthiltsue, and at the time time they
ablated, many of then, kr a policy which we MS to nom-

manication between the two reams wee kept epee the whole
time, so that every ace could see list set only M. Harriette
had no mamas of siding his mom by say extremes' co
tangibie object, but that all latereouras with other paeans
wait absolutely [avowable. All round the other roams was
arranged chess-table, on which the mums invited to be
present followed the moves se they were played. Every-
thing being dee larod is readiases, at about half-psst nine the
play coelesoced. .

The messy is which the mares were announced

this M. Leonine, who had kindly convened to net ea
ansobary, titer baring reoeived hu instructions from M.
Uneven, non down the moves for both genie, sad this
entering the tabor ream rid 'eying " Fiest rese," nowilled
the moralised an kir it; ant, toying " Naiad game," be
acted is the wow way kr it. The mows, than named, were
then played on the booed, sad the two advinerin staillod
the reply to be &as. Whoa both padmaa had decided,
M. Leonean meshed diva the may se baton sod then is
turn armoured Mond to M. limenribe, needy to the nen
manner, the avows no elle is sods MIL The longest gene,
in which then wee ranorkshly foe play on both sides,
lasted throe keen sad .half, sad 69131 the beginning to
the sad of that keg ogee al tine, during which the
itrida on the senney not ban been 01107190111. M. lints
wits (says eadireese) rem for a moment appeared in the
allghtoat dense nabanined, as did he delay longer in his
awns than he pobably Inuit have done in en ordinary
party, whoa looking at the board: The replica certainly

Came more rapidly from him than from the other mom, 1.
Lemirain lab( a conaideinhle time to examine each pooi-
eke and Plying with great motion , AI. P—, on the
other hand, moved at ones, and being wallow, a gni,*
pa esea seorwitat Mired by the past lopilk et
meet: ide be vas sapped le meek areespal obit
welting ter Ihe doilies et 11. Litsfraio It is mast par
bably Ws dreamiora Nei BMA be attributed the hat
that he by as nem egusid hi anal game.
It was sitar are Visa ara IL Hurwitz cams into the
=nos, Or artmolop la balk poss. defined
ebe bat Mb dafgasil, meg, boom oteenseker
soda to leks, proceeded at saes to szpishe various peaces at
his play.

THE PILMENT PARLIAMENT AND PUBLIC PETl-
voss,-BLocs the year 1862 the parliament jest about to be
dinsolved has received no ler a number
riming then 46,863 peti-
tions. ot obi* 6,1 win selected or p the dn.
ten immuslig toll 3 7,301,798. In Ifo6, oat 5e13,887 Fa-
tless pour ea. 1,104 aro from meporador, rib& rm.
bp. of sae balm at par, or dr Id AM* ar
mar or Tiara bre romoir sr Ara dr
Milk Woo may, but from Ia Aare fro ark
the Wed IBM" sad, bawl, Imo girt Inify oreAtokr
Mo BMA arr. ma Qs primer omorhe •=soit
et yamor gem fro raft= of por
ammorso ar arra romolom lbws to fro pow or
fro prom Ifni
ow far limo Io from yourial
fro rMs nit rib ow lb
prima; al boa bra
Mriad frig without bilmar
alamlas rid Wham, roolos,fr Or fray ens
hi emir by abet olarbro, as Oa hosir
mqyailloimporaso aro prod hfroo Sabra ar
=M dul
isr • rear r yoembrat r porfria lgrovor,
the Warr tweed pair Is ofroa —so •
MIMS ofar Irak rim its or spar moraroo to the
boar TSe arowbat erirrair et dram et the
cowman bar bor_rofrafryilfrolharoal draft the present
poolirma by Ifr. frosfroofrerm dm robot for Win-
chrism

01411111K1 or A FM LIBRARY AT Noßwiren. 1
Tedealip ) hbe sew Ave pablie library et Norwich
Ira Sr les Lep mil booboos Gm sad
ales podia he the bed aebeei d est,
inieme. aid Sow kJ/kakis. la amen deveied to
tbe seasem amy les aellbeets et repaid bide we be
Onel. war the ayetleisedemee a! Mr . l
ea.
X.P., etle bee leesisil mob time awl CeeourZ
tbeilesbet ponlee. Tbe saalilf 0 MilallitaiMi la-
the Itheezy ie sletie=sete= tad will
eleebes=by ges. ANA ct the
eseeplee • mini pedt.** bl ea •StA bb•
blietiamea SAM mei USE. • and It bee bleb andel
teem lbe item fad emir Sr Aileen el Mr:. a 11-4=
tem werager. Aa Imeentel saber wee to, be
Lel mein by the Rev. A. B. Pewee, tad yealnday the
litalichlel INN rifted by a put number at penetat.

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1857.

pal the House of Commove to lay more tame upon you—
thew putting the House of Commons intheiz airing unable
to make the reduction aged for se hang r Kopec* were
oalli. out for more wars. (Hear, bro.) It wee said that
' the Chirso wore a bad people, that Comindeiener Ysh had
put to. death MOM, and that therefore we rad go to war
with them on that account. Now be (lir. (Mien) did met
Fee how we should at all mind the mar Hitgewsbile and
daughter eras twee: or dirlytheeterienmeK
people. (Hear, her. He Kew& the bur ware wadi
be to go W China, met an ma= •am arienele
and humane course, so that the may
" What a monster we have to govern-; 1:11.1.1.1Ert
people those that come
of that pee
8...
it we
•
cannot !mitre • little their halite, Kik pentorrAt.d
their religion." (Hear, her.) But whit we the
my now? The public paper% had saill 110 the per
city of Canton was nearly destro ear drag as
it did a population of one million people. (CHee
d " No, no.") We were • ornaratal people, we
went more trade, to encourage commerce, and give It ;refec-
tion whatever we find it; but at Crew all wag=
to done that could be done injure the 111111110011 of
possibly forever. (Hear, Met.) wee elllzi, ce
going to 'chow in the coming election bee kr
ed aadtueration than had been chow by dot e Oftme-
moniP ("Hear, hear," and "Now") It mewl &ewe
what the issue of this:sleet:ion would bacZbeer.) Tie
question wan before the rocketry whether midi ashne
A. 110.0 violent &eta which had been (Celle of
"No, no," and applause.) The eyes et the world were
upon this country. We were not now:fed to a war
with ROM* which, being a great and ark% was
worthy of our and our power. • wee aimed to
a war with an anofmt and moot simple pia meths
which, though they had carried civffilie-I to • great
height, sew yet not sufficiently versed to the set of
war to be slit to cope with um. Jest la =
as we showjattlee tower& the weak wetbe of
towards the elms; and if ore it was bereheil• the maid
that the were easethig reddetylig to week
team;
la gyitta Warr bosom be Ameba&
saw pesgble irea—Clert)—iter Ai mem&
sheaf we am atheffilthe le el le( with these who
SRO OW le
,_(lther beer.p.
istmeibsareer el
woo Illt le be nalthelml by
tit ores afe the Podia Gil fa the Helen River'M
honour of Engird midi be beat amintedneil holding the
even Beale of Mike, whither ma we with the
inliheti/ or the with bat If he aelle say to that
rule, it that be to Mat tbe weak ftelareasa
.) He bed zeds ea ensaseestal aMm* M ea
ga!aeniarezeter-bal thr Om =erre ; but thole* ft
meld have hid a meek Were number et *r-
asa he MI on death they would have teed
only the semetamerthe or aktr peaces who had eethes-
mend to Illith Se calm of the peesellape am that
ootedes. (Mem hem) W. thee, Weems el the peat
tamed et_pablle melba width hid bees masa el by
_the
Mew (Hese, hem.) It wen ether thl,a ohm la a Or—
("low, has," esi hisse)—got up by the disk erl the
ecaelse, who bed paterded themselves thee al dr emery
wee to the sere sire of commotion ea themseme—(Mer,
har),—while the people of the country was lathy weeder-
ha that the commotion was all about. He meat ask those
vim were so much in favour of Lord Pthemetas whether
they were so satisfied with things as thej are that they
ward no change for the better? If so, Palmerston cs Just
the am. (Mingled applause and hiane.) But if they
wanted leas taxation, if they wanted reform in church or
War, and if they wanted vote by ballot, certainly Palma-
ate was not the MAD who would give them those things
'UThear," and Mee of " Who is the man P") Mr.
concluded amidst loud applause.
Mr. THOMAS Blocs moved the following ?rotation !
" That in the opinion of this meeting the invasion of Persia
and the hostilities against Canton were wholly unwarranted
on grounds either of juatice or policy, and this meeting
farther protest &pink the make of Involving this country
in war without the knowledge or consent of parliament, and
earnestly rejoices that by the recent vote of the Ileum of
Commons the nation has been awed from the responsibility
at those seta of violence and bloodshed committedly Beira
came en the inhabitants of Canton."
Dr. Errs briefly seconded the resolution.
Mr. Romitca (who had taken the ems, rid, before the
revolution wee put to the meat,!Stimwedi
to be mg n
_lsm wade,
but meat apologias. for being Meta soar
riwams*e ofin the meaknem trier he Ishateel, Ms thlt
oasts with the two gestlmeatelte bad peseld
Ithe (Hr. Lamed sad Mr. Cebbs), sad he sword OM
from Ids be &odd be sewed of entering Into
• ealltha with them He bed eselseced with Laid Pal,
swim sad 114. Cobden, sad be lad differed from
As belb. (Hear, her.) He wee sat • peace mu, be bed
sows boom thought so but be earldenal war as • put
pille ealaseity, and th lima./ war peat eggremitics was
. (Hear, hear. Tr petestar of his life had been
e honour, and It upon this winos he had been
Fib Mss.:7 it, it bed hem a glortese that lie believed that I
eas Mawr fesEised by weans which he cord- I
awed creel ad rid which as an horst man
he was bound to net (Hear, hear.) He appealed
to their sense of right and wrong whether in the name of
England they should slew cinch deeds to be perpetrated as
had been the cue to Air Chinese war. (" No, nog" and
" Hear, bear.") The Moose of Commons had eta Pot4a
and had mimed • yoke that the world would ring with—they
had said that the lei that had been committed were no
deeds of England's—thetragland repudiated them. ("Hem"
and uproar.) After jeer tying the vetshe had given in
the Rouse of Common*, sod denying that he had been
to any factious ocerrer on, the hon. gentleman
his seat amid loud splicer.
The roeulution me Ora put to the meeting, and carriod
with but few dismantles.
Mr. H. HART prepred another moieties, to which an
amendment was peeped by Mr. B. O'fbuna, in favour of
an estenaion deb same.
The amendment= been seconded, was then put to the
meeting, and wee
A vote of thanks to the chairman closed the proceedings at
• late hour.

MEETING AT MARTLEBONE.—A meeting was held
in the Marylobone Court-house last evening, Y to specs
confidence in the present government and disapproval of the
factious opposition;" Mr. J. A. iiiebolay, churchwarden,
was in the chair. Sir Benjamin Gall, Mr. Alderman Solo-
soma, Major Reed, M.P., and Mr. Jacob Bell, were presort.
A resolution was moved by Mr. D' Manger sad seconded by
Mr. Peter Graham, in acconlanoe with IS objects above
demeribed. Mr. Longhorn moved, as en amoadmen • vote
of thanks to Mr. Cobden and the majority who cwdemad
the Chines massacre; but this amendment was not se-
conded, end the resolution was carried, with few dissentients.
Sir B. Hall then vete, saying he was proud to hold Metro is
Lord Palmerston's administration, and he did not believe
there was say man in the country so nimble of taking the
helm of affitirs se Lord Palmerston. lie anticipated that
Lord Palmerston's reception on his way to the City next Fri-
day would be so anthems/tic ea to show most decidedly the
public feeling with regard to him. A rerolution, doctoring
that the opposition presented by a oxalis of discordant
in the Homo of Commons lad fully jurtitiod Lord
r:ltiN enerston's appeal to the people, was moved by Mr. Chi-
cheater and unanimously adopted.

NEw INDIAN Ilmnorntes.—Lord Palmerston,
Mr. Vernon Smith, tbo President of the Beard of Control,
and the Chairman of the Pert India Company, have received
from the Archbishop, of Canterbury and York, the Biabop of
London, and the other ecclesiastics and laymen who form the
governing body of the Society for the Propagation of the
Gospel in Foreign Parts a memorial strongly primping the
creation, without delay, of three new Indian biahoprice—one

at Agra, for the northern provinces, to be Szemecliout of the
present diocese of Calcutta ; case at Lahore, for the Punjaubs,
to ho formed out of the present diocese of Glenna ; and one
for the miseionary province of Tinnevelly, to be fanned out
of the present diocese of Meares.
DEPUTATION TO LORD PALMERBTON.—Yester
day the deputation appointed by the meeting which was held
in the City on Friday, waited upon Lord Palmerston, at
Cfunbtidgo House, for the purpose of formally presenting to
blot the resolution adopted on this 01V1W011. There were
present the Lord Mayor, Sir JUDI!. Duke Dart., M.P. ;
Mr. Oliveira, 31.1'.; Mr. W. J. Hall, Mr. Elliott, Mr. G.
Alio, Mr. E. James, Q.C._; Mr. Christie, Mr.
T. G. Holt, Mr. Herbert Lloyd, Mr. Deputy Dakin,
Mr. R. Dooley, Deputy Obberi, Mr. J. Dillon,
Mr. Aldernaan Rose, Sir C. I). Creeley, &e.
The Lord Mayor having introduced the
deputation, handed
in the resolution. Lord Palmerston Read it gave luau great
satisfaction to find that the course that had been adopted by
her Majesty's government with regard to late events should
have met with the approbation of the City of London. Ho
regretted that the House of Commons should hare tome to
...demo vote on the motion of the hon. member for the
West Riding, but such being the cam, he had thought it
nommen, to appeal to the country and ho was proud to hew
that a city pommumg so great and so ninny interests as the
City of London should have thus testified Its approbation of
the conduct of the government. The deputation then with-
drew.

PERILOUS MERCUANDISZ.—Three packages WCTO
received at Soutliist week from Ranee to be &hived
on board the hi which kayos the former place table
day with the VI eat znelle. The peckagen were de-
clared by the shippers to earth ri wear good'. Two of
theta were shipped anarneath olh goods, but the other
wee by aseidnat rgenited thee thus. On Sunday this them
it wee thin bung that all three of them
s et ..or sneaks. Inlets sestina had not hap-
pened en Soden it is not at all Inthrehalle that the ship
raila lave bese est ea an et we, sal the tragedy of the
Alien bane leareiteated.
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