IHE GARDENERS ШЕЕ AND MEM GAZETTE, m. 
10 wouid have been mpped in уе demolished геп tim ELD admitted thé Edd ui 
exunguisi s me would.have been nipped ш pud lof new law courts wou uy TET 
but for traitors and dotards | inthe Govern ment эё W: adiu ч » of houses s ша ап were нА the 
from Toronto, dated the 16th " i 
—A telegram 
ult., atatea that the Anderson case was decided on Im 
s 
ay. The prisoner was discharged on ical grounds, 
the writ of Habeas Corpus M definitive, and not 
expressly rging him with the crime of murder. The 
esult was eerte with sátisfac r Majesty's Mirister at Turin respecting Italia aai 
Mzxico.—The Archbishops аһа: "Bishops who were [Left sitting]. 
exiled et Mexico had arrived at New Orleans. 
Parliament. 
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som er д 
UP. Fear |, 
mA. ИЙ 
Ранк, the [ELT к. 
y.—Mavine Artillery Volunteers.— er toMr. Мов’ ib after at d bass "tie. 
TUESDAY.—Law of Bi Pj. 
IDA 
"Pa GrETsaid that the Admiralty Үй re uently been asked 
boats to the ports where artillery volunteers we: 
(9) 
to send gun 
жарой, 4nd to mi pede еа for practice. But as suc ib 
a course would involve considerable expense to the country, 
m Board, with every d to furthe р, the volunteer move- 
pom up 2 — tó accede to the uest. The seafaring 
ане ntion to the subject of аро 
е. Рат, һе de gc were fully 
dex of the gre че national i ie ad v ur чч MN к 
but, while aware of the magnitude of the el ey could no 
shut their eyes to the magnitude of the demands for providing естон, gpa Tora 
nd they were at present not дороге d to propose to do 
fr the р, 
i in 
it should hold commissions in the Royal Artillery 
hàd not emanated from him, but from the Secretary-at-War. 
ld d Nx д 
the Por BAL MEO been strictly perform: Parliament to advance from pe asum at all 
e made every TM vi эзы mE the ry-ai d commensurate with the object in Ви! t the "President of 
War, and hoped that i oo late о now to | ће Board of Trade had а in preparation, the object of 
obtain justice for the Er» eh tei why $e HEE of LEA | wbich was to enable the -— Loan Commissioners 
mak 
illing to à 
Militia Artillery di € СОКМО їп ihe Royal g harbour: NY. pons URTON called attentio; 
Artillery. This mistake was also shared by the Commander-in- | to the Case Fi te. Fugitive "Slave Anderson, and to the difficulties 
Chief, who, on the atter being mehtiouod to him, doubted | which the decision of the British — of Queen's Bench would 
whether it ES possible to transfer the officers to the m occasion with the Can: n tribunals, 
rtille: t j a e proce 
Үт Ет OEE “аы mam m a ее ООШ 
Artill at corps was a highly scientifc body, and h 
MM nO not. ata moment when there was no pressure, adop: 
which would DM its ы; € d dissatisfac- 
writing to ai rvices of the corps he ua 
Eo a mistake, ыы, TM he "ond do was to admit 
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE took his full че of the Peponi 
of the original acce Hande. and of the e 5 commissions | be in: hi 
been simply asked for one or two ca xk the demand might apti. which M between s —X Government and 
have been acceded to without injustice to the Artillery.—After | tha: t of the United States construction of a treaty, 
some remarks from Lord ViviAN, the Earl of ELLENBOROUGH i aje ys s Government. The corre- 
complained ti се of 600 or 700 artillerymen of high | < e add E material te the publie know- 
character had been turned adrift whose services migh e g matter, and it was not desirable that papers 
cein uropean struggle.—Earl ped that the | relating to a transaction of e delicate 2 nature should be laid 
ernment would profit by the 1 ot withd. th Galway and Cunard. Com; кн И: —In answer 
militia from per and constitutional services,.—T' ER said that rade bad be 
of MARLBUROU ght in a Bill on the subject of. Church- ith ad- poh miad out Saa lavery ОЕШ 
rates. Не said that it proposed to abrogate the jurisdiction of e Galway line, public feeling against s Т 
oe ecclesiastical courts in the 0 rch-rates, to re- OK that the subsidy | Countries; by e enormoni M i profis of the b 
те to parishes their ancient rights of assessing them. 
ed Шыг the Dissenters on their complying "iti c ertain 
‚ел 
Mo 
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is 
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еы was -— wise or Lei. -- 
aith to carry it out in the t o! 
m 
NDAY.—Man of Lwnatics.—The LORD CHANCELLOR 
aid on ar table а БП fo for the better management of lunatics, 
n оосо: the Court of Chancery to n нн six times pie) which had T 2 litical 
—Lord STRA which affected the ppiness 
und he de M ned to 
before a registrar, an 
BUXTON seconded the 
fal 1 M f the vantage 
Z ly aware o; 
abuses which had prevailed in. 
vL 
ishing delinquents and restoring order, and sai 
under the protection of the Turki Hh and French rdg yon 
ronite Christians had unha) ippily Га а strong desire 
and 15 c 
from Lord t Crane ARDE, Lord STRATFORD DE REDCLIFE. FE with- Knee A EI: tit th 
AAS Ё oren t зону SE "that. fn t та 
TurspAYv.—The Bishop of Охғовр moved the second reading be under productive of mischief. | Ы 
of the Houses v lime Bill, à that its object т to 
-facilitate the conviction of perso ge А, murs houses by 
throwing the payment tof expenses © the co —The Tato 
joegen kra that the Bi ll i 
he Мата nd mittee Р, Rel 
Lu i tmo ay Херт оп Роот ief was ni 
mate AE е had given no otice relativ € to the resig- on Bi ll was "ge а time. 
TuunspAv.—The LORD CHANCELLOR se of Mr. Lain 
ing of eig CELLOR moved the second 
Obsolete statutes. 
read- sik c. осо. а that the che 
Low pe уен, бера repented. rtm id the report of the Committee argos made 
rur itt ТЬе Lorp ©нлховшок Great Western of Canada Rai 
Earl of Dux Y prec 
a of ерене 
second 
is paese bl 
as | if suc pet бу 
— А. Bill, they wor 
those had ulterior vie 
? е ted the committee.—HMr. В, 
i i ffe А апы of Sco and, which he thought bad not 1 E 
ofthe metropolis of the great i iwá абу ves, while "Ireland had too man many.—Mr. BEN 
Eis perpensa at de et I red zu Sis re DTP 
: e cl 
о т the. inadequa 
real griev. dM 
resentation 56065004 by the 
principle . that taxation 
TD bers, 
Iren быры 
т. CARN toti Осн по 
зо of Scot- 
who e, he p 
Yenienee етут оша to be abated. —; 
ce could show а greater claim than o 
t d.—Mr. гуйн СОСКЕ suggested that the 
should not be lost of giving а direct 
working classes in such large 
ches Locke d 
KELET y opposition to the g 
Vrat improvement ter use they involved ,isplacement of [тәме шу lis i representation, :the 
was entitl more members — 1 
he late Government for the erection argued in favour of an increase of Sco ees EP me Merl 
lawny would do 
ge et at the merits 
ivided into two 
