THE GARDENERS’ UHIONIQUR. AND) AGRIOULTORAL GAZETTE. 
1A.—Advices from Melbourne to the 1st of 
gi TE 
Tune state ms t serious disturbances had taken place |. 8845 ans 8 Db invariably supported their inte- the question ofa 
of the Chinese miners having | rests, he deplored an attempt on their part acercar xd x s o d dads. "to xe 
ried to ne residence tax num. f xpressed a wi a : 
h Q 15 des Prud ho: W should be esta- 
reat number of them had been apprehended and qo tem simila this coum ^s y Hu a ORERVIE said that the atten: 
excitement Hia ailed. a about tion of Governm wa been drawn tot Wen, 
to establish a branch in fpe rags Sa ln eut th 3 which speaking and s tim 
75 home for the purpose, Ist of th the ing n en, upon their own sho in „Was as tes ti. 
D STATES.— hington io of the Sb | fable as it was short-sighted, and w 
ult. state that the news of t ropgan peace had their wages y asserted, the master build 
produced much gratification in the, Govemiment, | wote Dating lese I ‘an wo roucdy the ov 
i ald intr i 
official, and diplomatic circles an and the reek rd to the poteet ws of a Conseil des Prud’hommes, he 
Administration had freely expressed (uns regret that | thought such a tribunal would be useless in the nt case 
n de clined to ent er the Ministry, thinking n rar) ed the future, while the Conseils des Prud enia 
upon the re lations between the two countries. 
n Ocean, was seized on the 21st 
Ind 
Sta ates Gover nment on suspi icion of going o 
cico. Gen 
uesa in power, while he ha esd da 
ge on had made a comp el 
ange in his Cab ed M A . > 
oy ur oam s liberty to to the 5 
for political offences, and a a. pert 8 rot pu 
C ty. 
bet 
D which cleared at Bedfor K P the 1 us "the |? upon any courts of ar 
iu 
Ber ft a 
ws from Mex ral | ses car of these strikes, and said that 
Wha sata had Mater? the or aah Guanajua to 2 E 
Blas of 600,000 dols. A conspiracy had been discovered 
vernment had been called avert it.—Mr. S. HERBER 
HERBERT 
a * to the w . could hav 5 d 
whether the atten tion ie 
no Ng fester 
strike in the building tra 
n, how 
nee of eee bite = classes mre d 
words fro: m Lor ds 
m» On ANCELLOR said 
red into a st trike m, 
‘in: ocent in law. The late Mr. z Daniel D an opinion condem: 
ssed to him a strong opinion as 
ny wero thon of nU in Ireland. The orders of E — n coun ^s y: S. 
e day then disposed of. egitimate rig 0 ave 71 
ene e Builders’ Strike—Barl Gmaxvmum referred | third, but France, he said 
he e date on Tuesday evening in reference to the builders’ 1 a 
strike, mt he rud had given rise to some misconcep- 
ion. He never intone to justify mbination of work- 
— to influence the operations of trade, nor to vindica 
mpulsion on th towards any of their fellow-workme 
Buts what he had said was that every individual workman ought 
hurch proper The Church party had declared for P. e] left perfect f free to take what rdg e Sha in p 
FEE f his rights. With ri this parti gunboats, of e size, to the 
erie h hate it in the highest ha n" Sen m 
Puás A A ^n pes it most unjustifiable.—The Earl of ELL ught the ought to tm had i qoae Ys 
arrived, ‘vith new news A Rio xy the 9th ar has present strike for workin, US CAD 5 — 8 wee An $ rofessions 
Urquiza and Buenos Ayres, but|pay equivalent annihilating at one blow 8 of that. L3 Herbert 
ae have not yet commenced. A project of the Me 1 pep ad te dg joel n the Sur (Cr sp | spiri 
3 econd re g o uspension 
Brazilian Government for the eMe of bank-notes Earl of ELLENBOROUGH a 2 to the state of our 
into gold passed the Chamber of Deputies, in a px militia force, which he cons ost un satisfactory. He 
debate, ya a majority of 1l past Government hav gans not 3 there w. : x. ; regim me sig ht Lt que | GNE 
TM pro T comp ement 3 men e Duke of CAN- which Mr, Cobde: — statement might 
BRIDGE and the Ho à Raro M owledged the fact | relative state of the English and E 
m—————ÁÀ that the militia regiments „ee. nar ie t 40 per cent. had 20 li ships i 
Ji less Long their Soni t$ They. pam: the House, 
arliament. however, that the autho — were doing all in their power to | 2 
Py E 
place ‘the militi po 0) footing. Several other Bills 
H DS. were a stag = 
ision of the Liturgy.—Lord EBUR ae resented a peti- | . —The Duke of MARLBOROUGH laid o nw creasing her 
FRIDAY. 
tion from certain clergy o ft ‘the Established Church, praying the 
House to address the quen? * a dicia commission & au the 
im —The 8 € velt i ord 
Bishop of LoxpoN did not think that the course taken by the 
petition e right 8 to shorten the services. The 
g ow was the Liturgy to be abbreviated. Was 
latior uUi dnd. b sitting the Church of England 
course W. y splitting the Churc 
into two parties instead of 5 —— it now does, 
: rr a ety o i is. The S Bisho 
sid that they the power to 2 cle 
to use the Li a separate service as Ww e as tl 
e Serv; 
en separa tods and he did not see w. y the same . 
ert — 
the — would be introduced sho -— after the meeting of | that thes 
The [Left sitting. ] o 
rgymán Frmay.—After n" I 
€—— para ihe Com- | mittee the House went into Committee of Supply 
In cathedrals these services had always | ing Civil Service Estimates, the a BF. 
h, ie 
church R 
table the — ae taken by the Select Committee E | ineat — * 
ittee 
2 The did not find themselves Ur- BEN 
position to give a satisfac weport, and therefore — | 
evidence which the ived. Endowed Schools.— 
er to Lord 8 5 tanetn pm — owl | 
mo n the House the great necessity of 
ions for hae defence of ow of our naval a 
this country to go to vt war, or to 
n. answi 
there was not ti gislate 
trusteeships of Endowed Schools, but he MA that a Bu. on 
Parliam 
USE OF COMMONS. 
8 5 
the rest of the S orning 2 The Pap — beer, In 
the motio W its r 
should not be adopted in churches if it met the approbation | the evening, o the Hou 
of the parishioners. All the good which the petitionérs adjourn to Mo: nday, Mr. ScuLLv asked whet er a 2 
qua obtain might procured by different | of 8 Boun Sta 
while their proposed mode of procedure tio 
Would only lead to um. ur a d Aa Pia from whether, in the event of the Po 
Pow and DUNGA posit: pos 
betterleft in the hands of the bishops, ad the 
commission to 
YS the osed 
revision, Lord Protaetia id that matters of this lud were effectanl s 
0 h e pow 
given by ilitary an: effi Y, Lo 
The ‘Reform Bil. ger — Loven and Lori “Ase deprocitit any ——— of our 
arlia- navy. — Lord P. = 
tended, —5 1 ar of her Wesce 3 to adopt | Lord J. MANN 
tablishing direct diplomatic relations with | the late and pr ^ seeding 
— Court of Rom —Mr. BENTINCK asked whether thers was d new atomen t 
intention on vilio Les = — Majosty's Government to EE. at 
eo Aw our Naval Arma ng that the announce- 
vds 2 Pt 
denies the Government proposed to abolish yen not competent the intention of the 
or ' qualificati on as enti: persons to be registered | Pope, as — cm ederation had not been — and th ern Pe pec 
as electors?—Earl GRAN l to afford any — Englis; E TO relatio rum — — would ction n iei to — 
information now under Mer ration, | le upon | went into — ee of Suppl 
The Divorce Court Bill, as amended in committee, having been Pe with mem * our diplomatic relations wth — of "the Civil 
brought up, the LORD CHANCELLOR moved the omission of the Confedera tion we should have such relations with —.— The vo 
ding the tion of the Bill to the colonies and | now with the Germanic the 
dependencies of the Crown, stating that he on inquiry | Cow rt of ‘Rowse, we had no eno relation, as the law third tim 
that it i ble to bring India and some of the colonies ould not allow the e Pope to be represented by an ecclesiastic, tting, r 
its on. --A me INGSDO e 
8 jority of 24 to 11, and the Bill rea 
and passed. The second of the M. anf emma 
from Led. 
| sbatadiy g on — 
Mus — — e bere ot the Chi 
sideration for the interests of the — ial G 
‘ec! netuations "of t trade. 
t engl that 
of| had navies, so that naval and military 
ens not^ — 5 ens Power. Churci 
na to ke some 
be thereby lost|that t| 
ed by ask 
d. independ 
Ear of If venu Mg e 
swering 
mercial and ohjad 
matters had not A yot De been Miao N "i however, he Es er that it ttt shoei mas, insten 
ed from pre: nese 
9 of a con- | defensi 
ent, whose | believi 
himsel . — sying i ‘hee 
ene reque 
— 12 — Ma 
e Bill for the abolition of chu — Ap 
on the motion | the debt to odes 
expense of comple! 
ration d defence pro ected 
epen 
leted without delay. He rges for 
— en m mutiny, 
revenue 
ve pres 
r Som ee a ME OM 
FER asked ' danger in 
