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pers, and is evidently the lion, and the very latest
foreign importation.


The Attorney General Mr.. Smith, still coa-
tinued to be the object of rdcule and denunc l.
ton, by his violation Of the laws in wishing o
fight duel with Mr Fitz Gibbon, having sent
polite invitatlonsto this purpose, with his very
wig on The Times, however, holsters him Up
quite pathetically, and states that it was all the
result of conspiracy to get Mr. Smith mad and
make him cut up some outrageous shindy,'
which would bring odium upon himself and the
prosecution. Attorney Generals should have
stronger nerves.


Parliament has done very little. as yet, in home
legislation. Sir James Graham had obtained
leave to introduce bill, in the Commons, g for
amending the present law respecting labor IN
factories. He meant now to propose, that IN
certain manufactures, young PERSONS aged be-
tween 5 and l3, should not be employed more
than SIX hours IN one day, and not both III the
morning and evening of the same day: that
those between l3 and Il should not be employed
more than II hours in one day; and that tie
same Limitation should be applied to women
above that age. He would propose restrictions
also on the making up ol lost uIle. ana SOile
further reaxations and remedies such as boy
days and compensations for injuries received by
machinery.


Alr Hum asked why the eilef b- extended 10
all The evil however not b. cuf- uS


h- uverwor the peoples toc rInpo
aud the relief would t 20 repeal the laws oy winch
peoples emplo narrowed IL regretted hA the


Government proposed OF general education n con-
nsction with the iesu'atiou Of factories.


During the debates on the order Of the day (ior
going into Committee Of Supply,( on the 9Th,


NIr Hume complained that SIX z Tee had said nothing
about t general estitu;ou Of the fooE which the great
question House He 'od admit that te
ignorant Bu hs agreed with thu and with tie
rauchIse had been so narrowed that the Reform Bill had
proved failure; and dis perhaps by The
ruptlon The than the fault OF the House. who
his than the electors The general des-
had been mainly produced monopoly aud cssS-
gsatiou The whole nu;nbr! VI electors under 1000
and they alone Tssmen Tel sense the rest Of
the people save5 H analysts OF e;cUmrcsi-
rion Of The Hous- showing that 3l7 mbeIs-a mioy OF
the whne-were returned BY only 10000 men, out OF popa'
latiou OF q millions Charities now extensive Sc, Oh
foot 10 relieve destuto but that vas not the night course
the peope wanted labor charity he Ch alter lnlpo-
verishng PEOPLE by their monopolleS offered mefdpie
amends III their charities He recommended that commit ee
should De appointed for every OF these SrerahcsS ana
there forty committees sitting at he should see no
harm it,