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THE GAEDERE CHRONICLE. 
[Marcr 5, 
and considered safe. The Belloochee isi were ane. 
proc 
rlia me 
inteligence ‘either ofa posse for a capitulation or of 
—The In ai ian Mail brings no news of import- 
" h A volunteer corps, 
8 trong, from the d . of Native Infantry, | ™ 
at 0 rtillery, additional sappers and miners, 
and a co g gga the Madras Presi- 
dency, have been ordered on serv ina. The force, 
it id, immedi arid to proarah of 10,000 men, 
‘and to march o S soon as the south-west 
msoon sets i vig th Chinese Sea there have been 
some serious hurri ; and insurrection is sai 
we broken out at Luzon, one of the Philippine Islands. 
Unsitev Stares.—We have two arrivals this week, the 
packet-ships George Washington and United States, the for- 
~~: of tiga arrived at ‘gel aag Sanders and the a 
esday ew 
an ed ae tothe fh at In the Sen 
k pap 
on th in ult., 
Mr. Calhoun made a proposition to refer to the i 
on Foreign Relations the of the President on the 
mutiny and murder by the slaves on board the Creole, and 
the liberation of those slaves by the British authorities i 
Nassau, Proy He considered that prompt 
0 
the subjects of negotiation between the United States Go- 
vernment and t Britain. Mr. Preston made some 
remarks, concu with Mr. Calhoun on the importance 
of the principles alts in the question, but disagreeing 
as to any action of Congress in anticipation o the Exec 
tive. The message was referred to the on Fo- 
reign Relations e House Ro chaag es had z n 
resenta ideas 
ad 
atives, leaving 3 
“other banks, under a requisition. fro tha Goveradi? 
age 
; te HOUSE O —— 
‘onday .— RovcHAM laid on me 
he = for the establishment of loc vas teats Soper aynte 
rial of all actions in which the damages 
perce. red did houl ee wooded ; the 
be appointed under the proposed ll would here have a voluntary 
jurisdiction in action ~ ¥ amo © parti ould sig. 
n ify their consent i ng’ to able by their pcr The 
asure, his Lordship me eso te eady been favourably enter 
tained by rm House several year bye wo he hoped that neither 
the se Oo enor i 
ap tim umstances would be found 
to have altered their opinion on 
it. 
The Lory CuANncet myers orem Hamar his intention of laying be- 
Se House, in the bee — be few days, a bill w reper same 
object as that which L ham had + anetes aie 
including that prouehe ~ so tan Cottenham, tere would ther 
» his " ure wore three bills upon the subject at ate hefore 
e House, and it would be for their Emomperpas to say which they 
an amalgamation of all thr 
Lord CAMPBELL ‘briefly expressed his hope tha t the country 
would not be hes 
ministration 
uch longer without local courts for the ad- 
cheap | justice and the bill was laid on t the table, 
Tue —Lord Camraeit introduced three measures for 
ihevuae day —Lo m of justice ; ee gun — depre 
z a subject wholly wi 
rer ~ factions bp sin the obje his ne ce "bi ‘is. eae 
th ion of the House as a 
tion in the present system of appeal to 
privy council, and a reform in the 
nce is 
S 
» proceeded Be phe ag 
practice 
shown the inconvenience 
‘© co-ordinate courts of 
pe 
s$ which resulted from 
of the unc 
e was of foptnton that it would be better 
es w divided betw —_ m the two courts were 
ibunal. His Lordship, after rs cmp yee 
ee meas “ reourvéd all explanation as to 
tim e second omg aueld 
p CHANCELLOR remarked upon the extraordinary s 
cess d the measure passed last session to oe 
duce tee a pees of prow em in the Court of Chancery. In the 
Lordship said, when the bill came into 
Foe causes waiting | for hearing; 
udin 
arrive. 
set down, ther ot mi 
then defended the piteen ma wh 
the House of a proceeded, as 
ose committee, by hegre pont to the 
ed and argued ; _ cay of as these o—_ for - ae 
oni cases involying alm kind of law 
. had hitherto preety iaeke  ratfetaction, there We 
for change. 
Leee d Correxax was rejoiced to find that in the measure no 
pro} mbodied one which a nee himself brought rated 
ward, b at wit foi success, in 1836. the same time, he could 
not t help tinking that the’ cabotatt thine was singularly in chosen 
to g it fe as the act of last session had not yet had a 
aoae sé trial 
lore Penal took 
ment of gaye Mees eter that there would be 
comet in the Cou a ae y than the amount of beatae 
d ren thro 
credit for his prediction, on the a appo! a 
5 
‘oul der necessa then nears nt in be “ 
different i atiaations f 
rem ree pwr Lord i Camsphell pas his Beatie’ bills, from. 
he whe drew a conclusion Pines if eat to ed chances of 
thought of the evils complained of 
He that fe) 
peer rather in th eory than fey sanctions hile ion ree a quite 
inevitable.—Lord CamrxBe ut said a few weotte’ in reply, and the 
bills were a = the table, 
iday. 
essed his "pelig f that the Spanis vive conspirai formidable 
than is supposed; he had received from M. Gui e most dis- 
tinct assurances that me phe gst ye i on the nie are without 
a sanction of Franc d he ured the House that every 
easure sk pp 
the Hg Government. 
L vaeonggh mga aay forward his motion respecting the 
pene to fra 
WELLINGT and Lee d Mo 
could atta: an cher to Lord M 
Lordship withdrew his motion 
mteagle or Sir John Newport, a 
HOUSE OF COMMONS. 
Monday. —A number of petitions on various subjects were lars 
sented, The Railw: 
Bill was read a second time, ie = conversation of some lenath 
arose on the poansiation Marri Bill. In committee the 2d 
clause of the bill was opposed by Mr. s. O’Br1En, and ona di- 
159 to 
vision it was carried 
In reply to a question from Mr. —— Sir R. Peet said he 
that negotia’ 
happy to state ons ae the con- 
clusion of a treaty between this poate ty Naples. 
The House then ved itself into committee ‘on the Corn- 
etter Pro WoDEHOUSE, repre! g the county of Norfo 
vely producin; ley, contended for the con ® 
ee of Tie cP cpenesio. on that eee and desired, there- 
fore, that so much of the proposed reso at spe to barley 
ash be Ae gear yo the plan of ores 
aintained he ohare of the cove 
xtreme an oppo- 
Wodehouse, in which that 
ao 
. pe duty o: = 
. Bruce eenaanaed that the vasa protection on 
oo low, He pspehy arse thai du 
would t Aen imported to an in, njurious extent, He wishe 
uld reconsider this aes of the subject.— 
Col. RusHBRooxke, who desired that a 
niga be aieiet to barley, Lord Wo ORSL ro 
eans larger that an was requis 
The universal opinion ee 
rnment 
USE withdrew his motion 
m barle 
Government resotion as t aa duty on oats being next 
put, Fat esse his spprehension that _foreign 
oats teh ie gies proposed per 4 Lt me 
hurtful to bene Ben ak eten - Roc 
further roe aloes 
auet — bern a few words 
serial yy REDINGTO 
that Poh the men ty ‘modification s 
old proportions bet 
ying every rt but the 
e thon caeht, that whi ch Govern- 
pone hed} had t the opportunities sot “colleen from 
and this evi uch as d him 
ie M. J.0O 
for exp lanation 
asons on which he proceeded in 
fe: 
ae “0°Co mnell the a of his 
oor all protective duties, and con- 
‘his recently uttered sentime 
hon 
0 
as any protection of 
The longer ree: debates 
e he had 
a 
a 
and HAgrorp ag le yi “divided? 
poe Bey a ed the Ministerial resolu in by . majority of 256 
Upon the resolution he te the duty on flour, Lord re 
rotection 
consent to alter the 
If the sebeeceion of flour were inervened, 
_ Sit, Px of ve millers. 
nm to this cabjett, he co 
rate of duty, the fo- 
reign growers, who would b 
cisely those whom eve 
the eaieatal mene y a ae of Great Britain, be cain he produc o 
ata ea of 1s. per quarter.”’ 
Lord STaNLey admitted the importance of extendin 
with the 8 our trad 
duty on : wheat imported from Canada, a: 
ported as coloni boone AB 
ba diced, 
ce 
t adm 
o favour— mely, those of “ao United States, 
colonies, but patented for the ete tt of the 
sa ti i 
pe 
und in Canada, ‘and be 
a - 
a 
Bregk 
A. 
itt the latt 
for an English object, but ply for sand 
the former expressing hi isk 
Mr. Gladstone.—Mr. C. Bunter and Mr. S. Wortiey made 
few coe acheeeen after which a division took place, when the 
moti 135 to ee 
DSTON 
, th disclaiming that the mae wa 
brought Lagoons on another occasion, wes wh 
affirmati 
and Col. Si goad crn ns wer 
then faecrid, and the Hou 
Tuesday.—In reply toa nm tetas ba a EL, in reference _ 
to an allegation cr on ean a e Freak Chambers _ 
4 ns 
Sir R. Pre. stated his cbhe friend did not admit 
ter co ve. 
ome dispute aneee 
altering the mode of taking the ipo ose 
forward a motion, that the duty o 
a i ortati 
sation future mode of 
the 
ng yg ie angry * a © esolanion 
bro 
Pp 
r R. Peew referred to t tion could 
hi lich he replied i in the 
procedure, 
for 
be 
. Guizot, respecting a Erte ar eae 
that ‘he sa’ 
sessions | in | Africa. 
+. 
the retention ves th re Fre 
fey } 
aid 
mch ~f pen va J 
made of wi 
Mr. T. DUNCOMBE Sronent forward a moti 1 for an inquiry 
into Mi rules, “Tegulations, and tp ne of the several prisons 
and ho uses ¢ of corre ctio n En, nglan and Wales : ions a GRAHAM 
b aded thai 
the notoriety Geeeed through the Moke ‘and yente rly or the in 
Ors Was a sufficient public. check u 
tion of = ons. 
at the rate of 45 per cent., was now joléced- to 30 
principle on which Government were acting 8, gh “thors en 
a merciful one, but still not rage to such a 
gation as bit “ 
spec 
to it. 
mbe 
than séamnad pon be supposed. 
bmg cored Bos. ed a hater Bog 
wa oe Ss but 
uncombe w 
J 
See mal-administ 
extreme 
isarm pte esis ent 0: 
The corporal Punishments 
In = 7 * fed 
ature 
ithdrew his motion 
1) 44 
had stats going 
ent. T 
of m 
he terrors properly ‘Delong 
EQUE 
The debate presenta 
of particular fittest, and at its close Mr. 
to notice, to the rec in Council eos ctin ng 
rd STANLEY declare 
e 
, pur- 
er 
em tion of Hill-coolies, a ood to move for a copy of the instruc: 
tions given by the pipet to Lord yt borough on that 
t 
th » Smith’s motion, therefore, = if it 
division, would not be very productive. He co egies = in 
the measure which he had hi imself fatroduc ed ne cua 
he measure of the late Government. 
Si 
had 
with eed sry 
mi, 
also o 
Titius 
The old arrangement 
he 
of five year 37° cher d Ellenborough, with whom 
epea' tedly coursed, on this subject, concurred with him 
could 
a 
his conveyance ba 
to treat them well, an 
with the subject, “alluded to ‘by. Mr. sm mit se Bees trusted that 
had, to the satisfaction of the -Hous 
inconsistency a ddu 
ae Mr. 
discus 
aw 
rea 
bee 
a seco 
Improvement Bi a 
commi' itted. 
utted the eharge 
ced against the crest panei 
merpe a on, e 
d time, and order eo 
. 2) wi 
from 
ect 
private letters eonve in intelli ence which he thou ao it very! 
probable wou ye : A official, 
jm After hae ann tient a 
in bse d to a question from Mr. 
direct from Cabul or Candaba 
of aJdater 
é hearts cunts, P 
r in 
f Gov nent of a later Bho than laren already before 
the pubes but Government had r nae 
he 
he 
and 
gerald, the if shaven Pr esident of the India oo 
h 
d kee them satisfied. The noble 
cP ected 
he 
of F 
some 
MITH eT and obtained leave to with 
Buil aioes R No. 
ax Atichentetan to beside but 
n Affghanistan. No s 
We AT he 
ee eheaGovernment had been a to have fen pas ® 
t R. Pees, replied, th 
o that hoor 3 Th 
at Government had ived no 
hey had received no account - a a private vnegotl 
nd still less 
& been entered into for 
th vi ken place. 
rn-law resolutions having been brought 
ti- 
of 
up, 
E.BULLer rose, oe aggre of his notice, to move an amend- 
m the scale of Sir R 
grou 
could nother p ne that so 
ns,— 
, would ne me a O gf 
ps a rate - often. Without any dis a 
me limit should be put to “these 
nderstood ea Sir R. 
se 
Mr. WARD ar "that 
ver Buller 
any ¢ ror 
ould be as little acceptable to ‘t 
ll, 
er 
i 
overnm an, “The amendment was negativ 
Cesare ee one One 
iS 
ounts . — 
