(_cheers._)--Gentlemen, these are my sentiments--wish, you many happy--re--hem! a-hem--and by early displaying a determination to--(_cries of 'we will! we will!'_)--eyes of the whole country upon you--crisis of our national representation--patient attention--latest day of my life.--Gentlemen, yours truly." Mr. Titmouse's REPORTED Speech. "Silence having been restored, Mr. Titmouse said, that he feared it was but too evident that he was unaccustomed to scenes so exciting as the present one--that was one source of his embarrassment; but the greatest was, the enthusiastic reception with which he had been honored, and of which he owned himself quite unworthy, (_cheers._) He agreed with the gentleman who had proposed him in so very able and powerful a speech, (_cheers,_) that we had arrived at a crisis in our national history, (_cheering_)--a point at which it unaccustomed as I am to address an assembly of this--ahem! (_'hear! hear! hear!' and cheers_)--civil and religious liberty all over the world, (_cheers_)--yet the tongue can feel where the heart cannot express the (_cheers_)--so help me----! universal suffrage and cheap and enlightened equality, (_cries of 'that's it, lad!'_)--which can never fear to see established in this country--(_cheers_)--if only true to--industrious classes and corn-laws--yes, gentlemen, I say corn-laws--for I am of op--(_hush! cries of 'ay, lad, what dost say about_ THEM?') working out the principles which conduce to the establishment a--a--a--civil and religious liberty of the press! (_cheers!_) and the working classes, (_hush!_)--Gentlemen, unaccustomed as I am--well--at any rate--will you--I say--_will_ you? (_vehement cries of 'No! No! Never!'_) unless you are true to yourselves! Gentlemen, without going into--vote by Ballot (_cheers_) and quarterly Parliaments, (_loud cheering,_) three polar stars of my public conduct--(here the great central banner was waved to and fro, amid enthusiastic cheering)--and reducing the over-grown ancient ignorance and unsightliness, (_cheers._) The great Bill he alluded to, had roused the masses into political being, (_immense cheering,_) and made them sensible of the necessity of keeping down a rapacious and domineering oligarchy, (_groans._) Was not the liberty of the press placed now upon an intelligible and imperishable basis?--Already were its purifying and invigorating influences perceptible, (_cheering_)--and he trusted that it would never cease to direct its powerful energies to the demolition of the many remaining barriers to the improvement of mankind, (_cheers._) The corn-laws must be repealed, the taxes must be lowered, the army and navy reduced; vote by ballot and universal suffrage conceded, the quarterly meeting of Parliament secured, and the revenues of the