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llC Sull-ltStll utClUculy lllOugu ueCeH.ly Oli-
posed TO Irish Repea--gses on:


Did ans Government, tunes past-dd any Admnistl.
upon record ever put position that the pre-
sent Government has assumed on this occasicni Legal
unsqualed, 10 more than one-uneualed
tent, suequaed IN ab<urdty ckery and arlc= uuklowu
IN lesa auGa employed IN the suppression OF ar ISIS, and
the auduieB packing OF aJury; intolerance and bsov
IN ES ns IeisouS tssth grGu I'd Tor exclusion iiom the
panel chosen out OF te mutla,ed list And yet after ali tins
paaton tins intolerance, all that the Government has
been able TO DO TO iut themselves on their ,ia and 10
place their conduct their isdoIps for ad udic
whilst these OF whom they sought make criminals,
cop4favey ee from ali care as 10 hat the hnaI ending oil


So viii it aways be- when Governments suffer themselves
be dIassed Io the road OF justice: the
paths which petty ma gny aud private malice rres tread
MAS hatred of Stanley and the al4y PtossiGs aesrei
OF Graham, the Gorennent OF SIR r. Peehas led into
upon the putting down OF oConnei The cause OF Repea
has been advanced NOR By the OF the Government
iaa sse BY any thug that years Of agitation could have 1


The Imprisonment and barbarous treatment Of
the Ameers of Scinde gave rise to long debate
in Parliament ON the 9th, but the Lords refused
by decided vote to take any steps towards amc-
Iteration. Lord ASHLEY made an eloquent and
impressive appeal in behalf of these poor men,
closing as follows


s sensEes5y d Of mighty power safe and chap and
ward OF Christian tap IN he E 70 .cnd b. ma aovr
dominion Whether BY such these Great Britain
would accomplish te empire oil The SaS woud remain 70 he
He dd not thnk bad made very auspcious b.
ginning Let them however no lose what they mad obtain
ed by Let them wipe the awful iIputatoa
them BY the Amse Aloob4ruck Khan. You ,ygauts-
You ChIistlaps y


Hen pless heu prsca iides .


New, perceive there hope OF justice fo as until
God Almighty shalt skin the last srea; Judgment .


The date of the death of the Duke of SAKE Co
burg (not stated in previous adVces) was the
2Sth of January.


The King of Sweden (who had been struck
with apoplexy on the 26th JAM was more calm,
though no hopes remained of his recovery.


General Tom Thumb" arrived out in the
Yorkshire, safe and sound, and as large as life.
He is conspicuously noticed in the Liverpool pa