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sllliul woFkmen, seeking employment from street to street, and seeking it in vain, while at home their wlves and their children are piniag with hunger MT. Chairman. in absolute want of the necessaries of life even he, must think, tthole hog mait as he proclalms himself, would be .oiseAod by such sight; and shaking off his 6r7stles, and casting aside the brute, again stand forth Tn the dignity of man created in the image of his Maker.'

 By ,Mr. ImvsH, of ". Y.--These De- tt'ons (for relief he believes, were got up originally by the bank, and those who pro- cured the signatures were paid for their trouble out of Mr. Bidde's brooches pock, ct. 1t was possible that many of thosd who signed the petitions from the large cit les, were stimulated by the assurance Usol he'r @ames 'coaid appear i,s c printed book.

 In debate in the English House of Commons, lately, on the address iu answer to the Kings speech, d serious altereation took place between Lord Althorp and Mir. Shiel. The former having stated that the Irish members who voted and spoke against the coercion bill, did in private consersa- ton use very different language:

 Mir. O'Conncll pressed the noble lord to name any member who had thus acted.

 Mir. Shiel called upon the noble lo.d to name his informant, which he declined do- ing, but said [" that as he believed in it's ruth he took the responsibility of 1t upon liln- self.n To which Mr. Shiel replied sthen call upon the noble lord to say whetAer am one of those persons to whom he has ailuded.e

 Lord Althorp. I must say to the honora- ble and learned gentleman, YES, he IS.

 Mir. Shiel again rose and said that, s'be- fore his country and his God, the authu of the calumny acas c iar.n To prevent bloodshed, Sir r. Burdett moved that Lord Althorp and Mir. Shiel be taken into the custody of the sergeant at arms, which mo- ton was put and carried. The Speaker then directed the sergeant to take the par ties into custody, which was immediately done, and they were removed from the house III the custody of that officer.

 After short interval, on the assurance of both the gentlemen that they would neither originate nor respond to any hostile mes sage, arising out of this altercation, they were It leased from custody, and again took their seats in the house loudly cheefed by their respective friends.