The Express. — 1859-03-10 (London, England)

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1859.  Ball. All the railroads had hen mar Look at the neer perm that had bons eneblithekemd at the worliefal Mahe which the people bad made in was end iatailigeme. All tb. bad hen admitted W the Maralor of the lizelaaroor when he mom brward latmalt the pule with hie miterabl• bill (Hear.) Whit ad it Mamie I' Not cooly that than rave altreeta thee, hat they &Wield thus; this too, that they were a people of whom the governiag gowns could never spa sot highly, end yet to whom maid net rased, one particle of their political lust they *ad tsar up and pall dons the sacred ask adds LY ottthinor (Mama.) Alter referring at tome length is the mime= immden arra from the people, No. Bright went an is rims* sa an head that it was only het Oak Iles the Mt Lea of the Admiralty asked for an ' rerun d 1,0011,N0L wpm the saw setimatt s. He would het as that oesumat adt wheats that throw wee a neonsew impedilmou bat tide um • bet, that is to 0041118 of the het twenty oars these bad has eaten up from the Marry et Me peer by tbal imatiate maw of the navy so Ire a sum then 17001116,01111. WAR( in ships, docks, et wee. selling old Melee sad mandag them with new, and et of all that eipanditare sot ere of those ships waslost hi war by the valise* of the demeate or by any neglect of the copulas or crew. (Hem.) It bad been declared twenty years Ego that we had the finest navy in the world-110,000,0001. had been sent stare, and row we were told that the country was without the means of defence, and some people wire afraid to p to bed bet • fonign array should be on our shores hoboes morning. (Hear, hoar.) If the people had the lower to seed repreeentsives to partlameno, or would mark the items of that say, sorsatore, they mlgtt depend os it that no such lavish miry would isle pro. Advertiag wen to the hill of the prenmeat, Mr. Bright mid. it was out of all charade to ninon, that it could pro lota law. It the Hams of Commons could pat it, If Jeeps:Tie were so lost to all mese of shame sad to freedom as to remit it, he would lose all hope sa to the laws, sod so longer would be retain hi art as a representative of the mop's. lie rained to the forbearers with which be hid treated the a...  mListreioo, bat be rid it en impossible to Selena' this unsavory toessum. Of the:two tom most likely to screwed Lied Derby De had Ms emte.t confidence in Lord John Russell so the natural Mmd of reform. (Cheers.) No miniitsr, with the powerful mintooney, however well intim dosed, could do what he would, bat the uprisiag of public egleim in support of • real sawn of rArm would ma mekbarities tam majorities. Let than hold mestiags, sod send petitions to liammet—petitiune:signid by sub =nem u mike even their strongest op. plaints cheap their convictions. AU this wee to bs earompliehed if the people bad the will to nes the power they maid [avidly wield. he hos. gentlemen resumed his seat 'midst enthusiastic cheering, barmg spoken sa hour sad den nelmnem _ .  111 r. lewd Jam them attempted to address the sesambly, sal ea Immo spew maned. For upwards of a quarter 10 NI beer be perimetid In the attempt. • show of heads was bask sad the meeting anaaimously detertalaed not to leer Yes. For, some time, however, Mr. Jones evinced a lartaset to yield, ultimately Its wee literally thrust out lis Pa isi (Allay, Ws mat bevies bees haw almost ham _ _  Ni. 11031101111ILD afterwards addromed the assembly, and the an lotion tang be put and unanimously adopted Aldmussn liatnenx named, and 111•31T011 seconded the (*Down, ruolution . " That this rating is of (pinion that It is the doty of all literals is and she of parliament In this crisis of the Worm quake to 'IA cep sect/ mat sad p meal differences, sad cambia' Is apposition to a bill which tinwttlata sad maths whin', sod which, If pent into law, dima pdatkal &mutest and renewed WWI= ; and this make re-affirms its opialon that no rofora bi I ma be flastary which does not Suicide a lane entemios of the Wash and coeusty hemehhe, rive by ballot, and a re-dlstriMika of members more equally to population and proBoth relontiots were unanimously selopted, as was also a piebotes se pa Moment. TM win broke up at half-past JO o'clock, ths hell bin assaisly meweisd to the ciao.  cheese. There was no ewe of slam Omit the fate of the bill. The fueled= wee than gassed withoett • dissentient solos. Mr. Niemen mewl the Dent resolution "That no taw awe of reform will be nada:tory to the terwiltry., nor permanastly allay the agitation now that Ow me Include the following prisolpies: sode ea szlosks of the suffrage ea will give the right to vote te every ens ef hull age, not legally diegnalided, who for six months shell have been resident in, or the occupier of, say remises &Wed within the Monet for whkh he may claim to vote ; He section of the voter by ballot ; a more eqedluble meat of members to comatituenales ; sad a short tithe duration of parbament•" This resolution wee esoceded end carried. A vote of thinks to the chairman—mond by Mr.