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.,,.,I ,,s,,efs Is The I9th ult. and Lon
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80. .,segx<1. The Aeadis. sailed from
I'ss.fpool i lialf pas. Two olclock,P p.
II ~. IsJlh. aid arrived at Halifax on Inc
aIa Il 10 o'clock, making The passage 10
l,llsa over II days 10 HALIFAX. and fado
ls.,s,on including six hours detention st
Halifax. The weather duiing. n fsis assnt,
Whole passage was thlsksiIisx 10 Boston.
and especially sp1..- the founder 81 hone-
DR.. He6Tecently ID Paris. aged IS.
paSh the 18Th July. in- The House Of
5 Lords. .he Archbishop Of Dubiin present
ed two petitions. one from Ireland and The
other from Eagland and iceland. on The
rabjsci Of church gofelnmrni the peii-
TONERS were. noiin favor Of convection.
bnt for aome plan toTemove the anomsl.
,es Of The Prsteni system 81 church got
ernmeni5
Lord Brougham said be would willing
" give BIS support TO some such plan as
ihst limited at by the petitioners.
The Archbishop OF Dublin said that. III
E4e;, there was no Church Of Ireland, aud
q
Government Tor the Church IN Ireland /.
they humbiy prayed that the subject Of
Church Goyenmentm might be taken into
consideration.
Lord Brongham reminded the RI Rev
srendsprelste lhe Arhbishpp Of Dublin
that he. and theIrish Bishops having seals
IN that house. were conseryalors OF the
govern ment Ofslhe Church 10 Ireland.
On motion o. Ihs Marquis Of Breslal
bsne, The Time for sigHipg The protest a.
gains. The Scotch Church Bill was ealerg-
ed.
4 IoxuoN, july Is y Ia The House Of Lords last
night. The, Marquis Of claGritsrde brought for
ward bis resolutions on the subject Of lrish ma
gslrates. aud severely censuEed tie conduel Of
goScrnIneBt for The uplu,t aud imPolItic step
they had taken To- stop the Repeal sgitsiiOn. =
Hisspcech was however, characterzedby calm
ness and moderation Of tone. The Duke Of We'll
liagtoa made vigorous defence Of The govern
Iaent. He set aside the question Of legality. lRd
4 said that the manner 10 which The Repeal agIia
tion was being carried on 10 ireland was such
{ as endangered the public peace and 10 call for
precautionary meastkes> from the government
who were sporsibe for the lives ard property
s Of the people. lie admflled that The peace OF
= Ireland was 10 HE hands Of SIR. 09coDnell, and
alluded % his declaration that he had finer arr
my than Napoleon led into kussiG, or the Duke
ofWeHingtun had al Walerloo'--s'yery posi-
I. ble," said the noble Duke .'and this was suli-
Client reason Whpg shonld be prepar-
Cd for any outbreak, and could not salelysleaye
n The commission Of the peace in the hands Of men
wfo night DO called upon 10 put down that
which they had aided in bringing about"
T1e Duiaess Of Parliament. There
is every prospect Of The Parliament sitting
nntiilat ia the ensuing month at least.
Mr.. Roebuck has fixed bis notice OF mo-.
lion respecting the reeent transactions i'm
: Sende. FOR tie eighth Of August. Il u
8 not, however, likely 10 come on SO eally
Gas thai day; owing 10 thegreat quantity Of
government business. and Of other notices
that have priority Of il.
Phe Canada Wheat Bill, after fruit.
less and not very formidable opposition
from Lords Stanhope and Radnor. who
were but fecbly sustained BY their Graces
Of Buckingham. and Richmond, has pass
ed the Lords.
+ La the House OF Lords, whe0>the qres-
tiDn q Irish affairs was debated, The Duke
q wellington delivered himselfof char
Ecteristic aud important speech. In the
course OF his speech the Duke uttered
these words always me morable, THE
only remedy which can be adopted Tor
that people; on the part Of the Govern.
inent. is a stern and firm resistance 10 eve.
" thing Ikea breach Of the peace aud
ni order, aah 70 Be prepared las | hope
we arctic enforce measures for the pre-.
seryation Of The peace in Ireland r.
The Irish Arms Bill occupied the al
teniion Of the Commons for several nights.
The discussion seems interminable. since
every clause has been holly contested ;
however, on the 18th, there was grand
{. fell day. aud after long debate the Min
lstry gained their point BY majority Of
seventy nine-the question being that
committee be appointed toiinquire into the 4
state Of Ireland. II is utterly. impossible
'eyento attempt an abridgement Of The de-
bate. Sir Robert Peefs speech was bust
ness.like; Mr. Roebuck's was eloquent
and vindictiye Lord Stanley's sa,istacto
~. The most singulsF Circumstance con
nected with the aflait Is. that several Con-
.servaliye members all at once espoused
doctrines considered by their own party
100 HOeIal. l.ne ueOdle Is IeBarceu Us
one OF the most singular aud unaecounta-
bile exhibitions Of wrath. inconsistency.
and long speaking. Of which this Oh any !
ether session can boast.
Letters from Rome state that the Pope |
IS anxious to revive the ancient cefemo- /
ny Of solemnly crowningihe greatest poet
al the capital, and that he has offered this
honor 10 Chateaubriand.-
The Kicompte has declined the Intended
honor.
i The Rev. George Allen Brown. Vice
Master OF Trinity College. Cambridge. I
died At his rooms in the College. on Tnes,
Day. Hsswas chaplain % the late Ddke
lof Sussex. ana his deah is atiribu,edlte
lcolJTwhich he caught attepding the royal /
dukes funeral.-ne. was acting p. 6. nj.
'of The ORDER OF FIeemasons OF Cambridge.
= Bid A'tcs for fAs Ieos Trade The
Courier de lyon states that water pipes
snade of thick glass, covered wiih1a COAT
Jog u bitumenH and made 10 insert into
each. other with hitnmen Joints. are be-
ing rlsnuiaoiured,a At Rive de Ger These
.riaes will. il IS asserted, bear a higher
degree Of pressure than those eiscas,iroa,
aud are 30 per cent, cheaper
l.