St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27

of order Unnn this Mr. NJ. I. Baines called
out. "Wly arn't yon 90 over to your own
side, ifang zoe. il you want to object What
hl,siness haga You en- this side ANYHOW - Mr.
DiSraeli ret that the floor was free. and
was returning n his seat, VIXEN the sges,.isrnan
from Leeds i. him, and asked, in ruffianly
tone, what he'zncant by that answer. adding.
''I'lI show yeu. yNl d--d Conservative pup
py." The representative Of Buckinghaulshire
answered. AYea may think what you Ike, but
let me tell goa no bsgsgarly lawyer shall come
here to hlsh NJ. as be does bis witnesses
|; - : - Raines, apd se;zel
him by the Throat. x short and unevcntftil
round was terminated by the interference cf
friends; but presently Mr. Baines rushed at
DiSraeli again and seized him a second time.
when be received from the SUCCESSOR of John
Hampden we'll planted blow under the left
ear. which fairly sprawlet him on the floor 4
dozen MinisterialiSts ran towards the comba-
tarts, some, dOrbtie>S, t. keep the peace 9TH
ers to have q Land in tie hight. GREY. oF
Morpeth, Williams. of kar<. Wilson. of the
Treasury, and tiie El.iccS, father and son. were
prominent in the scrimmage, The ant-Min-
iSterial men Sprang III body to the rescue.
Foremost came Mr. Bright, Of birmingham
very athletic compac; man, who bounded in
u LtIC CSutGI " tiiS tA'ISt's group, SIElkil4
right and left with tremendous lignr. Pakng-
ton, of Dru;twicl:. and Samuel Warren, e the
northern bar, were equally really FIR action.
Roebuck kicked wildly 1T the <hjns of the
veteran Premier and Akruya. uf Hudler-fel,l.
appeared to lave losy his bead in tn confusion,
aud taken the wrong side by mistake. For
moment or two it seemed as though we We're
10 nave a Kilkenny fight on a rharniticen;
scale Turner, Of Manchester, had hold OF
Disracli when Bright struck him a severe
blow, supposing ;hat he was hurting that GEN
t!eman. Turner suppossing that it was Ora
ham who struck him, dropped Di>raeli ard
struck out at the haronct from Carlisle. The
Leruoxes Henry and Alexander found them
selves rather too closely engaged with Alrc,.
pagct, OF LichftIi, ard his br,thcr Clarence If
Sandwich. General Thompson caught 10 Il
heavy stOEewarc spiitoon, with which t. I~aiu
any one who nigh seem TO deserve it: but
fortunately, did not get far enough into the
crowd 70 find fitting object for his vengeance
The Speaker yelled and raped in vain; and
the scrGeant-at-arns marched to the scene Cf
action, mace in hand with 10 greater effect.
The melee was not quclcd until Fox, Of Old
ham, clutching the hair oi Mir. apparent
ly for the purpose of drawing him Hto chan
Gerry and pommeliag him to greater satisfac-
ton, found that the Iuxuriant wig OF his an
tagonist came off in his left hand, while his
right fist expanded itself with tremendous force
taeasi'ss. tlsrss us,sesisting air. The laughter
excited by this incident terminated the battle.
Change but the names, the fables true. Eve
rything that We have her set down from a..
Imagination which NAV Seem to have been in
iulged in the widest extravaganza, is relate!
to have actually happened in the House Of
Representatives. at Washington, on the night
of the 9Th of February. Tie subject of discus
sion was the constitution that is to lie given to
the new State Of Kansas in other words. the
policy Of the Union in regard to tie crea,
question of the extension of slavery. The hos
tile parties, whose mutual rciati n we have
compared to that Of MinisterialiS.s and the Or-
position in the late division, are those which
respectively designate themselves Democratic
and Repub.ican.--luactcStcr Guardian.