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fared to succeed when its powers remained united.
When the Athenians and the Lacedemonians remained
united they conquered ; so also did England and France
conquer the armies of Saladin so long as they iemained
attached to each other ; and if England and France had
remained united, and not been dissevered • by jealousies,
they would have conquered Jeri-Wein, and the ar•
mies of the Turks would have been hurled back.
The armies of Europe had always prevailed over the
armies of Asia. The armies of freemen had always pre-
vailed over the armies of slaves ; and therefore was it
that he prophesied that, if France and England main-
tained a firm union with each other, they must succeed
in the contest in which they were now engaged. (Cheers.)
They all lamented the losses which they had sustained
in this war. He had two sons engaged in the army
under Lord Raglan ; but great as was the loss of the
British army, they knew upon the highest authority
that the loss on the port of Russia bad not been less
than 240,000 men. England not only possessed the
moral power, but the physical power also to subdue her
enemy ; and all that was required was that no difficul-
ties or dangers should be allowed to be an obstacle in
the way of that moral and physical power, until the
barbaric tyranny against which they were contending
was destroyed.
Other toasts afterwards followed.

31r. BALDWIN, the treasurer, announced that the sub-
scriptions in the course of the evening amounted to up-
wards of 8001.

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.

HOUSE OF COUMON4.-RIAY 22.
THE BALLOT.

Motion made and Question put, " That leave be given to
bring in a bill to cause the votes of the electois of Great
Britain and Ireland to be taken by way of ballot at Parlia-
mentary elections." The house divided—Ayes, 16G;
Noes, 218.

AYES.-166.
Acton, J. .Free.stun, Col.
Adair, H. _ Gardner. it.
A lair, R. Gibson, T.
Alcoek: T. Glyn, G .
t.nd,rson, Sir J. Godwin, Via.
Atherton, W. Good ban, Srt G.
Ball, J. Gordon, A.
Barnes, T Gower; F.
•Ba.ss, T. Grace, 0.
Baxter, W. Gregson, S.
Bell. J. Grenfell, Chas.
Ber÷e'ey. C. Greville, Col. It
Biddu!ph, R. M. II adtield, ta,
KinS, W. , .Hall, Sir B.
Blake, M. J. llankey, T.
Bland, L. 1-1. Dastie, Alex.
n„„rie, Hon. E. P. Basile, Archd.
Brady, J. Headlam, T. '
Brigh,..T. Herichy, D.
Brocklehurst..7. Hindley, C.
Brockman, E. D. Horsmau, E.
Ilrotherton, J. Hutt, W.
Brown, 11. Jackson, W.
Byng, G. Johnstone, S.
Challis, T. Keating, R.
Chectliam. J. Keating, H. S.
Clay, Sir W., Bt. Keo4h, W.
Clifford, Col. 11. 3f, Kershaw, J.
Cobbett. J. M. King, P.
Cobden. R. Kinneird, A.
Coffin, W. Kirk, W.
Cowan, C. - Langston, J. H.
Crauturd, E. H.J. Lang ton, 11. 0.
Crook, J. La-sett, W.
Cmssley. F. Layard, A. H.
Currie, Ralkes Lee, W.
Dashwood, SrG. H. Lindsay, W.
Davie, Cir FL It. F, M`Cann, J.
Dewy, It. Macgregor, John
De Vere, S. MacMalion, P.
D.
Didwyn, L. Marjoritranks, D.
Duffy, C. G. Martin, J.
Duke, Sir J. Massey. W.
Duncan, Viscount Meagher, T.
Duncan, G. Miall. E.
Duneombe, T. Milligan' R.
Ellice, E. Milner, W.-
Esmonde, J. Mitchell, T.
Ewart, .r. Mcffatt,D.
Fenwick, R. Molesworth, Sir W.
Ferguson, J. Morts, D.
FitzGevild, Sir I. Mowatt, F.
Fax Gerald, J. Muntz, G.
Forster, C. Murrough, J.
Forster. J. North, F.
Fortescue, C. O'Brien, P.
Fox, W. O'Brien, C.

O'Brien, J.
O'Connell, D.
O'Flalierty, A.
()Aveiro, B.
Osborne, R.
Ot way, A.
Paget, L,rd A.
PecticlL sir G.
Peel, Sit It.
Peliatt, A.
Perry, Sir T.
Pluillinore, J. G.
Pigott, F.
Pilitington, J.
Price, W.
Rainstlen, Sir J.
Reed, J.
Ricardo, J.
Ricardo, 0.
Ricardo, S.
Rice, E.
Robartes, T.
Sadleir, John
Schol, field, W.
Scobell, Capt. G.
SoAlly, F.
Sca;ly, V.
'rymour, W. D.
Shea, Serjt. W.
Shelley, Sir J.
Smith, J. A.
Somerville, Sir W.
Stanley. W.
Strickland, Sir G.
Strutt, E.
Talbot, C.
Tancred,ll.
Thompson, G.
Thornely, T.
Tynte, Col. C.
Villiers, C.
Vivian, H. 11.'
Walmsley, Sir J.
Warner, E.
Water pork, Lord
Watkins, Col.
Watson, W.
Wells, W.
Wickham, H. W.
Wilkinson, W.
Willcox, B.
Williams, W.
TELLER
. Berkeley, Hon. It
Feilden, M.

NOES-218.

Aciand, Sir T. George, J. Newport, viscount.
Adderley, C. Gladstone, W. Noel, G.
Alexander, J. thedstone, Capt. J. Norm Col: J.
Annesley, Earl of Goddard, A. Ossulston, Lard
Archdall, M. Granby, Marquis o f Peeke, C.
P agg e. W. (heaves, E. Pakington, Sir J.
Bailey, Sir J. Greenall. G. Palk, L.
Bailey, C. Greene,' Thomas Palmer, Robert
Baines, Rt. Hon. M. Grogan, Edward Palmer, Roundell
Ball, E. Gwyn, H. Palmeriton, Visa.
Baring, H. Hale, R. Patten, J.
Baring, Sir F. Halford, Sir H. Peel, F.
Baring, T. Hall, Gen. J. Peel; Gen.
Barrington, Viscount 11 anbury,Capt.Hon. C. Percy, J.
Barrow, W. Harcourt, G: Philipps, J.
Bateson, Capt T. Harcourt, Col. F. Phillimore, R. J.
Beaumont, W. liardinge, Hon. C. Powlett, Lord W.
__ .

Bennet, CaPt P. hayter. VV. --
Bignold, Sir S. *Heard, J.
El i,..4tiurii, P. 11 cathcote. Sir G.
Booth, Sir Et. Gore Heatlicote, G.
I:rainley-Moore, J. neatticote, Sir W.
Brand, 11. B. W. Ilencage, Geo. 11.
Rues. G. t Henley, J.
Bunbury, Capt. W. Herbert, S.
Bur,ll. sir C. Hervey. Lord A.
Burrowes, R. Holton, H.
Butt, I. Borstal!, T. B.
Cairns, 11. Ilotimiii. Lord
Campbell, Sir A. Howard, C.
Chelsea. Viscount Hudson, G.
Child, smith Jermyn, Earl
Cholmondeley' Lord Johnstone, Sir J.
Christopher, Robt. A. Joiliffe, Sir W.
Christie. Samuel Jones, Adm.
Clive, Hon. K. H. Jones, D.
Cocks, T. S. Kendall, N.
COdrington, Sir C. W. Kin ~ J.
Colville, C. it. Knatchbull, W.
Corry, H. T. L. Knight, F.
Cotton. Major W. Knightley, R.
Cowper, W. F. . Knox, W. S.
Cuhitt, W. Langton, W.
Dalrymple, Vt§count Lweelles, E.
Davies, D. A. S. Lennox, Lord A. F.
Denison, E. B. Lennaz , Lori h.

Pritchard. J.
liteptsm. (I`.
Robertson, P.
lion. P.
Russel/, Lard J.
Russell; F. C.
Seyiner, H.
Seymour, IL
Shirley, E.
Solidi, R.
Smith. W.
Smith, Abel
&Aileron, T.
Spooner, R.
Stafford, A.
Stafford, Marquis
Stanhope, J.
Startle. Le G.
Stirling. W.
Stewart, Sir M.
Stuart, W.
Start, H.
Sutton, .T.
Thesiger, Sir F.
Thornhill, W.
Tollemache,
Trollope, Sir J.
Tud way, R.
Tyler, Sir G.

Denison, J. E. Lewis, Sir G. C.
Di.raeli, B. Liddell, H. G.
Duckworth, Sir J. T. Lisburne,Earl
tuff, G. Littleton, E.
Duncombe, 0. Lockhart, W.
Duncombe, Hon.W. Lovaine, Lord
Duudas, G. Lowther, Col. ,
Dungat van, Viscount Lushin;ton, C.
Dunne, Col. Lytton, Sir G.
Du Pre.C.
.. Macartney, G.
East, Sir J. Mackie, J.
Egerton,Sir F. Macgregor, Jas.
Egerton, W. Malins, R.
Egerton, E. C. Mandeville, Via.
Elliot, J. Manners, Lord G.
El mley, Via. Manners, Lord J.
Ruston, Earl March. Earl of
Farnham, E. Maxwell, J.
Farrer, J. Mlles, W.
Fellowes, E. ' . Michell, IV.
Ferguson, Sir J. Monek. Viscount
Film:s, Sir E. 3lorron, 0.
Fort ster, Cul. Mowbray, J.
Forster, Sir G. Mulgrave, Earl of
frankl3n, G. 3iunly, W.
Frewen, C. Naas, Lord
Galwey, Sir N. Neeld, John
Gaskcii, J. Newark; Viscount

Vance, J.
Vansittart, G.
Vernon, G.
Vernon, L.
Vivian, J. 11.
Vyvyan, Sir R.
Vyse, Col.
Waddington, 11.
Walcott, Admiral
Walsh, Sir J.
Welby, Sir G.
Whiteside, J.
Whitmore, H.
Wigram, Loftus T.
Wildams, T.
Wilson, J.
Wood, Sir C.
Woodd, It.
Wortley, J. S.
Wynn, Lieut.-Col.
Wynn, Sir W.
Wynne, W.
Yorke, E.

TELLERS

Seymour, Lord
Bentinck, G.

PAIRS ON THE BALLOT.
FOR. AGAINST.
Mr. James Sadleir Mr. Masterman
Mr. J. B. Smith Mr. Moody
Mr. Ingham Sir Edmund Hayes
Mr. Pollard-Urquhart Sir C: Coote
Sir R. Bethell Mr. Cumming Bruce
Mr. Marshall Mr. Buck
Mr. Sheridan Mr Monsell
Mr. Maguire Mr. Deedes
Mr. C. Buller . Mr. Munine
Mr. Cogan Colonel Boldero
Mr. Roebuck Viscount Galway
Sir J. M'Taggart Lord Claud Hamilton
Colonel Ferguson Colonel Taylor
Mr. Fergus' Mr. Walpole
Mr. Bowyer Mr. Follett
Mr. Dirett Mr. Fuller
Mr. Craven Berkeley Sir E. Lacon
Mr. T. Kennedy Sir R. Ferguson
Mr. Poulett Scrope Mr. B. Coles
Mr. Laing Sir S. Northcote
Mr. Brown Mr. G. Cavendish
Admiral Berkeley Mr. S. Fitzgerald
Caftain Townshend Mr. Scott
Mr. Bellew Sir T. Herbert
Mr. John O'Connell Mr. Walter Long
Mr. Swift ' Mr. Eliott Lockhart
Mr. Bagsbaw Mr. Freshfield.
Earl of Uxbridge Lord R. Clinton
Mr. Shafto Mr. Cayley.

ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM.

FINSBURY.

Last night a public meeting, presided over by T. S.
Buncombe, Eq., M.P., was held at the Mechanics'
Institution, Southampton-buildings, to consider the
question of administrative reform and Mr. Layard's
motion.
The CHAIRMAN opened the proceedings by sketching
the present political aspect of affairs, and stated that
he thought the Administrative Reform Association did
not go far enough, for without a thoroagh reform of the
House of Commons itself he was afraid that all other
reforms would be difficult to obtain. He said a com-
munication bad been received by him that Mr. Layard
had withdrawn his motion for that evening in favour oa
f
that of Mr. Disraeli, and that there appeared to be
conspiracy between them. (Cheers and laughter.) He
e
would not detain them longer, but at once introd
Mr. Washington Wilke, who would move the first re-
solution.
Mr. WASHINGTON WILES moved the first resolution,
as follows :—"That, in the judgment of this meeting,
the disasters of the Crimean expedition are mainly at.
tributable to the incapacity of her Majesty's Ministers
and the general inefficiency of the public service—the
results of the undue influence of the aristocracy in the
councils of the Sovereign."
Mr. JACOB BELL seconded the resolution.
_ _

Tho resolution was, with the addition of the words
" corrupt state of the House of Commons," after " her
Majesty's Ministers," put to the meeting, and carried
with acclamation.

Mr. &MAN moved, and Mr. ELT seconded, the next
resolution—" That, while the only efficient remedy fer
this principal evil of the state is the adoption of manhood
suffrage and the protection of the voter by the ballot,
this meeting heartily sympathises with every genuine
movement in opposition to oligarchical misgovernment ;
and etiPeCiailY tOliders thaUs to Mr, Layarcl for his