The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-31 00:00:00

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Sidedmddird. • ieddLad rAra ... re TA _ ali • dal 4. a/1 dr Wrier dire r drab a M me= third Meld at , WAT l" Vrli k an i rlargrl i M i' L . l.Te.rdr. 1111 I. WI aura rd lUNIPSIII Wynn Oergar.ll. WIC . Odd. Lard*. L CELEBRATED READDIO SAUCE E UT YOUR TRA WHILE YET YOU CAN, id aLk i a Fa t . 5h......t . rk or Wool to Wirt to litt, It ral . M a r u l:= 6„. ► to SU IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDEClTeuitstmr, JULY 30. Tb. LORD CRARCILLOR look bla seal OR the woolsack .1 o'clock. AIL sad STEAM.—ROTTERDAM, la TOAST. the DUI s is. COLOOD , DRIIIiDIINO 10, LIN. A. al Oa RAMON CaUNTIZT. the D sad the ANT,. UT sad BOTTIIIDATI &AIL sathißOWS OM renew —Tbs Baal& Tara Pada _ A tameavaareasl 60000 M. 1100 I ivy i fee or , a , i ... " F. lime fie. le OM ; . to loana Teradms, /1/ lea ; fib rsellehle k o wash. at s bre ad ael l rir Si espra i jty s tz .s. lhe = fl asampes. ALIIID Si ad oa, 61): TH EN D, BIEESENISIL—DIAMOND trak.:Mthistia . 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LIVIIS • IMO. i : 4111=0 ho NM dame tette It sari e• *dale& et= be ors *MK eteelk remeelbeetegeletlyni. me tete hmardei te wt.. , r ft, 1.4, wi,... batetz aw . re. wag au I. Z i hri CI. HIM Porellft. As Ulm on tie sr ookolpte rot • le ed. %Me *UM i i. N ACT of ORATITUDEL-6,000 Copies of a Mani Doe kw ereeeltes.dresieales.—AlßOßOW7llollA9. Means Wm ellemarely he el mem deeller.lemeof •••••re. el dal. eurebbee hem Ile eade enemo e• teeth. /lAA.. dr beireelleem Owe, be • tensed Tat be • Plbeielee. be w. lb day. b te dee easber. ead le• the boon et sew les ollb A ee• le On sal Ito .11. elrestere, wed bee le u r i rsmela • mire ea med. eit • ..•••• •••= "====—• .11 et the erelew /Mese. O. TRONA* lite 4.. 11=me, Xemebeereee•Mese. HEAD et HAIR. ROWLANDS IfiCANDAI OIL b ilettle - a - ta1,...... *Olit - t - Ple YOONi -6 ; i 6 k....,,,...,...4.11.,,,.=,„==,„,,,,: yam al ay wiiimy ON hatr la ha =WO war& imam Oyu myi derehat Si ige n =swilows NY atantleemta cr...a..l== 16 NIL mil z , e, trate WON Omni te too amalN at 6 ; diabie Oat ofte. 21a. Catchy—no omit " It.elmar I ra... as 'we la alias Meow as the ; and thdr d► Ole.'A. awl Ora; la we lat. sa IL Usably. M. Loam ; he therleb saa whom Na. Nnz7.rrau NEW Int lea mob. 12 eas v.. 4 Oa amb. FARINA; a loped of By GEozon aTZa:=1;.."....11.116.4=" tw nedy, er Welt volume. LI be. ma MP% taw It.. VICTORIA and IheAUSTRALLUI GOLD III:Mk 1407. WM% Nat. ea Ile *Wool Itegate All Seas 11. Taman W AMA ISM elhalllbf GIP Tido% Ligiasitre. Larku. Nati. 414. r. awl Oa, ilk Omial. Now maw lw ewe rehrwr* Dm peke Na OA. tiTOBICSGRAPILY of LUTFI k tLAII, • Nebr. , •• Ow•Uentso : mei to Trnawertiene will, Ye lorferopmed with it rote ea the HAW; C.a... 100 ttoo.s. di a. rucb woo or he hail •• deaL iditra by IL IMINIKV, EN..., Ir.. A. ' , WM 0 4. 1S h lr•A lAtfullah Mow ; we hum rad yew Wet with Mohr ra ... 111“ I. matter IN yww. NMI; 2 . 4 io M o. b i ..... „vs for Ow p moire we harwformlnt pay. -r 1 , . 11. , Ite ham, hind we hare ww wank 11. Me.—Nowohl Ur . or .o•ry wig .74 fa Ile tiwpw• to ease mat of wider• wt the Ifetirs huertalm." Lembo. Pub*. Warr. ried Ca. ilk OerwaiL 114 , ar pert ha. G UN LIVINCidTONE; or, Thdrengh. Jab" W. Perim sod W• 4 PIMA LETTERS FROM THE SLAVE STATES. Lain : aka. WM anal. ;Moo. woo, prim M. troth, *rood I: BALANCE of BEAUTY ; or , th e Lost M Immo& ST J•so OUT. Aldo", of " titototo. of fo." har k - "Yaws Maids oaf OM Male: " New OW ea MN TVS WORT " VITIKTIVISS VISO* /VT its yfM sm. 411 . 1 . 47 . =:he olf=flosol owl simido JOON. Isoliam fro bay woo of Ibb omoludoe lrts sowed prowl of Neiman of Ploodi; sod love modk mob fooffs.ft Loodka. M. Lot mol Polfromoo.-- ..LC ST. LEONARD SL Ilhok V . w. A w. Wag owl 01." Pbbor . b. pin b. 84.. Is Mimi ebb she dm. banes lobbb U 4 .1.41440. Atone Um baler Sall lls. ballsoli N sad SHAKESPEARE : an I nqu i ry tAOO . indi t e PIMP" nu Proem. sad rbo- art on la UN ow a Xi W iadis tiLlAU 11 . ~neaga.,14117114/a.n. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 31, 1857. earlier, bet would state the torte .0 hr Y Ito know this. (Hear, bier.) The ataaapemeel mired et Triode at Mae Vieth on Teletley. The Omni et Aleseadrie had bees ditedad to Ilimed to the Oemela ea Trieste sad Marsala soli Walliapoto Ida& bed beta reetived. Tint lakillimiteeeellmilal by bin. The Coma at Trim% bevreted • leimalfhie =NW to the TolipPeMee Ire it leillext lea eosin on Tomb, mew fen that miergewas set moiled et the Titilteillee la Larks ti ballad etestwes twin edge aWebte. Mew that leppari be Mast bow; hat It leek twenty- Ma bare le d one hem Weals to Leads& Its wile Mod itch Mold in TINAVOWIIdIa Si be hod hed redid Larks ben TTads. aesaaphsee The Henna =ry also undyed • sir • e that while teradai the peeran d 2 l ll=r2, be bid received that witeralag • many treat Malta 'II del mL They Inn both (es wee adorsteed) 01 the ea. Mr. WARR= hugged le ark the right hew widow adeglar any bat bees =de to the TeleveglteMse kr as elm It estaserdirery fkkq. Eir C. OOD evil It INN bally • shed gee ago that the govesmat neslvel do ; eel Imegietely Aar yule dr reessmort id Awl es le the ewer et the dig. Thelma. pedemeatem ea ma Me idled lime woe ellietrib be De powwow& marriage wee always mama to be indissoluble. This 601 wodd mete that the Roma condition of our law white bed larrarr erred early ft eseeptiooal mess. Par liament. In iY mid*, ndild dome the dissolubility of mar ht It mold not entlatmith the *infernal testimony of —.... ./1430N Movies wised the bill. Um PULLER w mold, to the bill unless the dew were relieved ken the eem p ltie to wary divorced modiled on this sad aims other points of Me remlderedi dr mews uneteedionable, and should vele he the mewl vitalsg. Mr. WHORL* wimbri Is Imre briber time allowed to esneibts wed diem the MIL Neither the boom nor the ✓earry ere wpm* kr the tememo, white ma premed fa at a pedal et the seseies whoa the mejerity of members were asemstemed le hoe lown. . Kr. BLATCHBLL height that diverse should Le ren dered sore moleshable rather then feehtated, hr. B011114:auty argemeats whet the mea l:: p i r l a = um mho atrompties that diverve Kr. MA NN aftwroot that the memo had been de ltoid ea the petal that it was a poor aria bill. lhie he hea t We se rid egad be male its provisions ha het has Mt Ow the seat b here we abbaadot eteeiftwe to Ma web% ow of wbi It. groweded to Ms*. Led 3. YJNNBBS rewied that, with a al& a:mo ths. ally resaber who bad wart duri the ate armed tho WI. TY whim lead followed ng with mow fart had her leatlieteme ads. Mae wed that the debate should Mr. Nectar, sad xis esursist. rfeht boa. mad am& IWO* bolsi boa. Simi (Yr. vow andies le ; so. TILIo - T Immo woad dr pelio mod duo* pediment. PU3UO ITUBINEBB. was saw Lam et as =palbat lir e lik ineMle, wise lad In 10 ON ainif . i z za, a OW be now Impair or i .s. siailt i llie h e am Slop vole aim' ilk B. at eadmile amitellsa volif ems Op irea pre= isadmil. . NMI GRANVILI3 MM.= mere ae Ask • gnat Va mp 101 Atm ommillsi Is NANA ht then MA Wombs bra • poet peeemelea; geseledy the mem ammolime meeemsb es both dim. Is Is from the paw lavisi Mei la irk Amy, Gerheil every= d ell le p ia' met • 0110111111•011 .Is MG mom As fir Oa Z ill = et the Lel=e sailing add la point clime siedelmi pemohe esimmity be olatewi k • mills asmisi Get tbegti the roltety to ... lllimieleso to Ihe asd the Rama mismes GM. Me b=11=0: 4 1 so Mara try MApeshis• Mr ter meets ; bet toy imehmmitle WM Ma mesa et =the wry am OWN= Se 'Seib lord Lei i.e -% le thermos. Lad DUNGANNON v sot rimmed of his emmuie• the Omni Ammieties, of which he vas Me Owed Wastat of Aatilme. He begi, however, im comeake with the Della itelooteat Aseselstios ; mad solltbe =GI be 1 Ater teem bleiMmtice thee to radios my mem that mldt LA le • bomb or the peer. • Thdr LYip am et 7. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TeuuDAY..Javy 30. (C.endesed her releedsy's ltrres;) AFFAIRS OP INDIA. Lod CAMERON& NewMAW et the Holmlad, e=. up !we llideel's corm to the sibs= ed le IS r._ • I think r y ut kr per Wit rid &Neel ap siens, sad for tie ressesso el yew siendapper is sz= i s Rimy eassider tremassy Ike the lepprelen et lane, sed far the resreset ellenitsilßt7 sad castenneret thee perionef ea briars. The &Vag wee si line Vets*. - - - - - At elz e'efook Ma IleSaAnt fat lakthe *dr. EFFLUVIA NEAR TIM 4 VOVOIN oi FAELIA- Mr. ADDEBLET wished to ;ek the Fled reedildaser II Week whether be had q dew bri be pitamtl the =t ttirhaverittaterleirdZOWlll=eatt Maw there wee any power to tederes bar Or: die litelaa et a rind of the lispedle of beam aim ea the tipped* Irak, or vbsear Ilighilket Oa the was serassary ; wr, if dose wane as m whether , any pewee pis hid hest seggasted by whisk the re dee h , stenc might lo I shut sea at de beam by drag bp ell the windows ea the rime Ale and adaldeg dr Own aottbat directios P 1 Mr D. RAIL mid lie Inuit led Weis Wks Ira Mead that the yes ef the meirespolis did not rest will the de- , pertnetet 'blab we airier hie charge, bet with tie Mdse. , pelt* Bonded Weft. He would now state dill asses , width he bad Wen dottier the last few days abet rem. sentetione were seeds to him at the annoyances fens led mile to width umbels aid einem of the house were both wejectoi. Hs WI was Ma Harry that morniagoes well as es dim teribus, mail he gave bier this informative : TIM the Meta MINI Is the open sewers, sad that the eliebadgbliesheed wee Aided by it. dame hen. e= It seas from bean& the leer ef the r. a t. 11 14 A l ethet, it impregnsted the air sewersA lad rape bathe skiable state the Thanes. Mr. Ourixiet . l : " I eta Indested that the great Victo ri a sewer up Ihillamedetreet has Wily broken Is somewhere Ifhltehalt.yord, sad that all the sewage whisk red to go geesegh this large sewer was breed dews the leidgieettent ✓ee:e r ierw i tto h i l l ' ePtL i ta t = =res this stl rawer. The meek was the 'Wein nap' as it i. culled, tithe at the mega of the sewer This het has ea peethatiel state of the anima. dmee el = il d ihe whale of the neighbourhood." Re lad esemediald dim hob to the Metropolitan Board of Works, eel bet every mien to bettors that shay would tabs ease siege to put a slap to that portion of the senioy. saes. Bo seat, hewers,, will the attention el the has.. to moiler greet stem of anaoyeamea. viola nimbi is the other site tithe river, and whisk wee sewed by the adhesive trades whisk were Wag ainild OM there. Is 1846 a bill was istreheed for the seppreedee at web nahances in Ism totem The bill per seide powers for that purpose. By ono red= of the Mil the keel authorities 1 5 . were authorised le wise parties violating its prevailed'. dent, by then before lb in petty ineekaa, wire tbq weir foto thei ewe nine* mad eihrwatia helm. t the mew Meteo r % =met=; an d wee also male for th i e .gue • purity es hied Whorl' i,e it they raw dory: gleeb was the ewe of the bill whoa It was lowa from the West aossaittee to which It was rained ; bet the buss hellas and the cat•skinners aumeeed the mar lees af thist Masa. sad the mutt was that these dame woes else: mat, se the law steed, if any of the Med , antherithe to be persona earryiusilelliedve trades, the ma be enhject to whatever pleated* do la telareme to the heel* Ode metrepella. • et Mettosi that a.ueis to whoa his weera, be= Set his hes. Shad wb lial pet this earths was ass of 1 three who were mid laaneeretal is aerating the tithe predulea **Ma he had referred. (Laughtevr7rks MILITIA BOUNTY. Colonel OREVITII;sit;d Ti.&e;r Secretary Br W.: at what period, and how, it wee the intentlna of the geweermant to pay this year's instalment of their bounty ke tin mea et thew regiments of militia who are not called eat ter raining. Sir J. RAMSOEN was onticratood to my that the prelim date sad mode of payment bad not yet bean Bersininsik bat that steps went being taken fur that purpose. THE CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION BILL. Mr. 8. FITZGERALD salted the First Lewd of the Treasury what come the government propueed d renew with refetenee to the Civil Service Superannuation Bill, the second reading of which was carritd os the previous day by go large a majority ? I,,td PALMERSTON—Sir, her Majesty's gesernasst felt it their duty to taste to the house at considerable Lela the objections which they felt to the 6W _premed by the noble lord opposite, eapecially as the Sib* tipmeing it end be to adds considerable sus to the snarl sepease. Bat the house having, is • eery fell attesdease, ellemed !rya end derebie arjority. the eseead resift ef the bill. hr flejeare government wadi amt deem it reepsethd Is the hews to dim say farther opposition to its progress. (Hear. beer.) Mr. GLADSTONE wished to know whether it wee the beentka of the gesvenntent to institute say revision of the salads of parsons engaged in the civil servios, in connezioa with the ppritaes of the Sapersumentios Bill. Lard PALMERSTON—The effect of that bill will be to add is sear suss 2i, and in others 6 per cent. to the salaries. The only revision which could naturally arias out of the ptirdag el the bill is anti by which missies would be died. tithed la preporlion to the attention made by the bill, and swat a revisit, would be hardly costsistaat with the deckion at the bows. (Herz, bear.) THE RECENT GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPHIC lAA PALiallaiio/TLlZiat an Tueeday saak aa awry wissestilse Tare* &flag seeelas, go. Tanname woe eithe day iseld lave Via, end ate, .a. NM din 11162114 WOO peed to. DIY" AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES BILL. . _ sad reword Ira theta aims eel me orb to the sear d kw aid warthy, as te their an larldad views sad thilkse. Whet wee the reap el la U thee prehrea then Imps the dsedi* weal glee the beer the berth d their reisbere cs the gar ties et mbar reirere 'had luny, be dr .M b.that urerelierry *dr veresereler were rear vith err ethealin, blet id dry woad te mat • lair width dry _bed obeyed he We be bred der re here rad re Vera le the ekerr. (Lar, bar) If Were bed bees ale eardware earaphis neer fadrose la the yew, they_eal tre: be rt up ta the ere et twisty or Mem, bar. The dna el thee was brad to obey the lew be pad da re arprese dear thee! the bthe set ithel weepiest *MEM death be ar up* swaths le the lew. The alma vas bra Is ark le the her the Ire, mei tlet, be sad Nth* le lie baa. hind (Hr. GYeer) wr the ter armalea Rama ousel red etre la thie eawaley. Therbaser del the Lena althea throb. led wad le be fee Se 'lmee bra the lAN_ _bet ly the It area rabbi thet the rem ilea le Ile ler the throb; art drew kir V t eMrwerAeemarlemrrrr Nlr theb. whelk prier clears te beersarry. be & gene Medea they raga wad sret 1111.11' bee the Stay ofewerpled whether dee her elmeZiti Beam te be the cried. Meth bar.) he rick hr the kw ; be wad err beg the areas et the Ira le are pert cos alma ma the preeekre. He bad ear the the irks - tlimiW dr proposal le Alsars" as Starill. eatable (Lead &ma sad '` No, we.") 11 the= boa. ga . the make ice the triviaiit7 d bet, ,atlave alklasemi ths lisues say Woe dais the - holm (Clldisk) sel los (the rilhe Ma. batoset) woe averse le ealeclatipsa a malsot la mid& lbor were MLA/ to loco their Impel rid weld esitsisly Yee their Wee mod lb* test; sails abeakl thealhee Paws. awed the atjounserat of 11611 Ash" V the sIW Isas. pr thetas wadi withdraw Ida meths he lie ismosolt of theboare. (HereAsera Kr. 1101 ER d. to to the tit ha ohms stockmen la el say epplelaally whisk of ads Mr W. . FAIUMAZ dread its the sewed P+ reedit, he, would din wart the 4soransta of the debate. up Irse ders IMAM% sad sidselea llis ase ks thet .lbsl6 72 .l6. esotwel dlisi. visd el l Er eajvardial saiszt p , 1 The Otber yore forwerdsd Aill "Nadimill a stage: Ill sal Peassi lito haw ad- Jerald st hall-pert three o'clock. YORKSHIRE UNION Of INSTITUTER. &sly bushy Dm the perm of "Little Donk," lieheurve that that admire*, le arefelly repired for Item the wiry Bet preseeleales at the aid hems is the story; that whoa Rived, the =kerb" .is masa by the 611 at the home, first satin It (hllll6Sils et him the cad), he is besot by a weenier Bar aid tier the Mien sad way Age of. the hews blpileuelp holt Inhere the tuulsr,Nrserver the bump Is sheerk ; gist the worths the shwa litkort eseimil ths herb lesethsr= a ufill the best el* a plaid iiimilmemeed aim setae- H. MC l6 4= l = Id a% unity tro an ci llede ot the' faddists et that wig bus of It me' W *ethic b. Oh speed= that Mr. thew poWyolleiessipairtabvsert- eel Bomar, the! that came verbs ores Trims, eras mimes an seal, prierwl, hod pored Wash *cheap ut olopeultbre, media hi the pry awl . mem., and wee Ippo apd pool is the priatiathe of Mew& Bradbury and Evers, before the accident is Tetteahase-eoers-rocidueshhlNL But, it is murk to the question tout eu...heremskia-seireswer aright have easily tread this out Is the Werra evidesoe of the book ite4 hare hastaellitealhei,=is wiltecty sad adirely, la every particular . Nero; if the editor of the lithaturee Itais su rtsaleaatag hum the severe cadet chat?' of a biopsies bumph of tho Chenialricties- 087 is7l happenedto cca - Taci - saloeget hie eye on the esassege, and had Minna men its assehazi cal probabilities and impobahollise to his publishing, thane experienced Gentlemen mist hive emirdd him that he was getting hdo danger ; roast have told him that, on • mem perfects of ffates, and with a Minenes to the number printed cat" Utile Doane, with that incident illustrated, anal to the date of tbitp•bilestket oft leted book hi a volume, they baldly perceived how Mr. could have waited, with such a desperate Mieawberisna, for a fall of houses in Tottenham-mart-road to Pet him out of hie ditScultien, and yet could hotpot:nine up to time with the needful punctuality. Does the Edinburgh Review make no charges at random? Does it live in • blue and yellow glees house, and yet throw each big stems over the Tod? Will the license d reviewer !stile. to the licensed unto:lint for his little Circumlocution- Will he "examine the Pieties" of his own "general b' well as Mr. Dkkenn's ? Will ho apply his own carell' " se to hieing and come to the conelasion that it reelly is "a little curious to conaider what qualification@ • man ought to *seas before be could with any kind of propriety hold The AovdYt now preened@ to the Reviews?, curious mis print. The Reviewer, in his laudation of the great department., and in het indignant denial of there being any trace of a Cieruntlocution•ottlec to be detected among them all, begs to know " what dm. Mr. Dicke= think of the whole organiwitien of the Post-oftice, and of the system of &asp postage?" Taking St. Martin's-le-Grand in tow, the wrathful Circumlocution steamer, puffing at Mr. Dickens, to crush bias with all the weight of that tint-rate vowel, de mands, " to take a single and well-known example, bow does he amount for the career of Mr. Rowland Hill? A gentleman in a private and Oct very conspicuous position, writes a pamphlet recommending what amounted to • ream lotion in a meet important department of the governmeet. Did the Circumlocution-offie neglect him, traduce him, tweak his heart, and ruin his fortune? They adopted Ws scheme, and gyve him the leading sham in naming it out, and vet this is the government which Mr. Dickens declares to be a sworn foe to talent, and a systematic enemy to in genuity." The curious misprint hero in the name of Mr. Rowland Hill. Boone other and perfectly different name must have been sent to the printer. Mr, Rowland Hill : ! Why, if Mr. Rowland Hill were not, in toughnton, a man of a hun dred thousand ; if he had not had in the struggles of his career a eteadfaaness of peep.* overriding all sennitiveatma, and steadily staring grim despair out of countenance, the Circumlocution-eflice would have made a dead man of him long and long ago. Mr. Dickman, among his other daring', dart n to state that the Circumlorution-offiee most heartily hated Mr. Rowland Hill ; that the Circumlocution-office most characteristically opposed him as lung as opposition was in any way potable ; that the Circumlocution-office would have been moat devoutly glad if it could have harried Mr. Rowland Hill's soul out of his body, and consigned him and his troublesome penny project to the grave together. Mr. Rowland Hill ! Now, see the impossibility of Mr. Rowland Hill being the name which the Edinburgh Re view aunt to the printer. It may Dave relied on the foe beanince of Mr. 'peke= townetis living gentlemen, for his being mote on a mighty job that was jobhed in that very Portuiflice when Mr. Rowland Hill was taboo there, end It shall nut rely upon hie courtesy in vain : though there be breezes on the southern side of mid. Strand, London, in which the scent of it is yet strong on quarter Attys. But, the Edinburgh Review never can have put up Mr. Rowland Hill fur the putting down of Mr. Dickens's idle action of a Cir. cundocutionutffioe. The " license" would have been too great, the absurdity would have been too transparent, the Circumlocution-office dictation and particanship would have been much too manifest. " The Circumloeution•offtee adopted Ilia scheme, awl gave him the leading .hare in carrying it out." The words are clearly not applicable to Mr. Rowland Hill. Does the Re viewer remember the history of Mr Rowland Hill'. ethane ? The Noreliet does, and will state it here, exactly, in spits of its being one of the eternal decrees that the Reviewer, la virtue of hie keens*, shell know everything, and that the Novelist, in rirtueof his lieenae, shalt know nothing. . Mr. Rowland Hill publiehe'd his pamphlet as the este blishmeet of our uniform penny postage in the beginning of the year 1837. Mr. Wallace. member for Greenock, who had long been opposed to the then existing Post-office system, moved fee acommittee on the eubject. Its appointment was opposed by the government. or, let us say, the Circum locution-office, but was afterwards conceded. Before that committee, the Circumlocution-office and Mr. Rowland Rill were perpetually in confiet on questions of fact ; and it invariably turned out that M r. Rowland Hill was always right in his luta, and that the Circumlocution-office wee sheep wrong. Even on so plain a point as the average number of letters et that very time passing through the Post-offiee, Mr. Rowland Hill was right, and the Circumlocution-aka wea wrong. Says the Edinburgh Rerieur, in what it calls a " general" way. "The Cireumioeution-otilee adopted his scheme." Did it f Not just then, certainly ; for, nothing whatever was done, arising out of the inquiries of that committee. But, it hap pened that the whig government afterwards came to be beaten on the Jamaica question, by reason of the Radicela voting against them. Sir Robert Peel was commanded to form a government, but failed, in consequence of the difficulties that arose (our readers will remember them) about the ladies of the bedchamber. The ladies of the bedchamber brought the whip in again, and then the redkals (being aways fur the destruction of everything) made it one of the conditions of their rendering their support to the new whig government that the penny-postege system should be adopted. This was two years after the sppoint meat of the committee; that is to say, in 1939. The Cir cumlocution office had, to that time, done nothing towards the penoy-poatage, but oppose, delay, contradict, and stow itself uniformly wrong. " They adopted his scheme, end gave him the leading share in carrying it out." Of course they gave him the leading shore in carrying it out, then, at the time when they adopted ft. and took the credit and popularity of it ? Not so. In 1839, Mr. Rowland Hill was appointed —not to the Peat-oilice, but to the Treasury. Wes he appointed to the Treneury to carry out his own scheme? No. He wee appointed ° to advise." In other worth.. toinetruct the ignorent Circatadoeution-nalce how to do without him, if it by say missascoald. Oaths 1013xof Jannbay,lB4o, &spew-palms " 61 •E•-" 17 - P.„,eb 4 e sig'ine•logialios zegieutr . " — star's* , gum Ids' ~DfTDxs Its aw the t a w. 4, oa it rateraaeo l." orZe' ' ara " 7 oecrl " 77.76l7l7thraidiTorTA N ba=rari k ft77 o , =to may , % DIVORCE AND NATRINONLAL CAUSES BILL . { • Review has rendered in its time to good literature and good moat a k r . w a n... co . yr. N sa d government ; temperate, in remembrance of the lovisig aka- (h a - as v.* 0p..1y .1. „, Nat a ow lay ant raw , Mr. ill=yr. Mailsisnia M. Ilsolry,and Sir P. Kelly akg aria Sam Lod Pahanstoo, gear, u . , jeffray, the f r i on dAd pof dace dad s , sa d Q s tr- aid is ghs hie aa., U; ,silo Health Act (Alder- P rem t l al samba Os NIL Ns G. at adienenneett, talthfal worldly of both. at the Yea Th. ATIONNIT•I3 la 4kao -1 2 " ""7.4.1:4, --^ • - --, - • .. "is a Aft Bat at so roe • 4111 Mat misty. otant alma the m l'•••• ... —.._............ _.v ..• , ~..., r a sow am th e taloWN at& Slade oftralrha h. olloolt e rlo to Mr. HaLE novel' that Des .• ./. es.. ya w , ....., 7.- at re • gal bh pan& at IL thi b l i s i t ii., oboe to sho home So he manly Femurs. Tha i = (Lose . Nye, sty agoibil Mal oolohNobol rasa. It was X andilat - Mai iikionladl aoraista ad V ii : "4 "in bs d , . .*"'N. 111.11**1**1 ' ' * . ' **** al "le th. wilsV it 1 Vlit i e rlit= to yin la Oar rim a NOM L imb a• kw, broorrro el 11118 2, :ems lam by tat right MO. at st. lT„lnt n h i e a r n rs ri t i;: l ir **elm er aag~rt=pme=a, 111 a& her el bites the bea. " 1111. " 11 / 1 0 4 go Font tho lar mall Fmk "hi k sao am, war rzvx, m a . Lyi en *Wei ti, MIMI ii, sim m„.6. .IMakeme nedsw ise ? telung the liberty to prim oat what is ose la bays head %sought about by barn sod ths public cane .41.....i5abv. sad , 11.1 2. 11.1744 " ~.."1 het Ow aulaoho Ism' 06.411•1 to M. mint we lig 4 hot is mid fit to the Male Wks la= a . aawirapaa a , wale north i s ' , a d y pe a sdi s .a, ; a - a a W — a i ma l a ,r e a t — r woo Ws wait 11118 A kaltl awe ot Mot kg sow mow at an sai sh amilon. :71 Is hat Shoo thle rim hola No oZ hos. Maki (It ; hoes the recent tea at hoar in Tottenham-court- "boor Mr. Dickens accounti aaiar orpotist. Na mama the intamontogo ot Mina t id.i.. ae. AL.. li n o soak whit& Wpm. to boo appotod In the soompoyea at II01*. : 11r Die,... aua 7,..:11 0... 1e " O W aa117 , 18".11 .4... ea sad dr whaler stamina E that ia thr li ktfloome — iii., wag •" 1 wig Pa l sL" • 2 ..........aar.,..a." — - . 5 .. et abode hot osoydki to oath minpo. be i awe web to be la the yob It yowl no, M. Antraar. TY Mead boo to ask hha cl Mt.% " ~,,..r. timed ir e jlheaszr I= oao= ad= ortak duo a l wa ir isha ais g amok Imi.st. Lbeltor thew if as lona ia trois lie entesog .h. tboo y imm oravdt om ark wi th4=as, "tat= sa vt ma ' lillain g cheissamel • bee ma I sot aTliipt tbel thee plow (We 0 ) so WPM- . to the anieettha Ea book comast 411, Aka- 2 7 * a man la who P woo mod, and the public a W a ho w ts = sta. s ial wawa =ea shad! alien themeives Dot name to wadi . ( L ode , t a ril tit= ri va l , wain °v et s l w t a w °I " LI " Ihrri ‘ " * 4.1 " . ta he mature so pill ark ,to Milip., ;10 th y A& that it ..suoilat of Let mei moolly, rto thole ova falklia4 boa. the armies ke tho Utivesity at that that aretkayho anekin7 Patent tat erns the I~iialo 4, , ~,, ii „ ft b it ... v 5..., oboa then sad Maga What ow km rosin rabbi It *ma lave oakonot oho haw say Wm 4arlag rat Nat Prartakr at the ay larat ht. the . tart; that bagel et every Mar alra to mat looturat .._ 11.11.81.aus 1• 1 8 1 .1 he 111 "1 1101 " s i a l l " !b• bat hium• Mgera4 . 1141 b. O h ! 1. 0! Wl ' L.-- n.--a—a. .• u....e, Simi& meld arm a tetra 1ttip00d,..............tb5 i. nakmba is amb55 ........a.... e. th e. dollar th a,. Noah that lb. Chtara dimlocut irioildim - i — the IQ Parkes a deo seer mien embodied in the bill, he the imam wen= great improvement in i t rw t would he 'listed IMMetlyr that the proceeding hitherto award le the viz., the semen.* I moth et thorn, impeepssly rinivoros, but which wee reallyY mem than eseetanes regaleting the terms of sewe d's in emu wham hr sesseemes tee other it was not proper kr the besimed and Ma OS madam to live together, tint this semisses at se-ailed dimes Weald be converted into a seetewo efjediern asparattsm. The borne was aware that Ike imam I mash et those we Impale and inanfileirat far to emu The wife was sit entitled to dower and the hurbW Its the paporty of the wide, and many eases Ogren barbarity had etheiref, emseqesett upon the bat her. .we ising his poem, end edam upon the hard-earned =ilid;he wife's id le diselpete in extravegance and ty. Hs wee harpy te say that that portion of the meows eisassmer of am law in regard to the relations of imeheadlend wife would heel leeat partially remedied by the bill. That part of the 1111001 n which printed out to the wife the mew ofreartz wid erelsetion Oren such savage conduct oon the pert react might possibly lead to mina die minion in eemnitess, hat in regard to as much of the law en yarned to the seamed= of bullhead and wile he thsegbt it would be maidens* improved, tendered mere immenm and oared greater pro tection than if it were esternal a tie week against the strong. Such were the mernial ilietwese of the bill, to which, in towing the sowed maim be thought it neormary to direct seenmien—ensk wee the athoeltion which, aa the subject wee breegla lorwenl In the Horns of Connotes Omni ter the lest dew he had hit it hie duty to make. With mord to the hastmerrimes et the adulterer with the adulterer, that was enteset with which the Home of Com mons wee familiar by drnessisms la farmer times. In 1770 a bill we. Wets& dews *eta the Been of Lords to width' such mania^ ern sitar mush rearessiso It was re- Jested. On two Wrosaternt ',arbor the attempt was re pried, and with the arse meek. Os each of thee sew eisaa the qnsetatm whither the prehibitiom of Isernsem the aileitswe mod the adellemes would :Te e % Wrest of secisty, y premetimg morallty an i l=b4 alma se whether it weald met he singly so lorMarens bor, weasssernmiel by a sow ear a wneizi d Writ le eaddy, wee almid ia r . er r lth i r e gmt We Ina *woad the Mew Wind mit Wasillits stir el Ihe Hows es lash airs Oa useelesp alibi !adulterer sad to allistees wee ht r wag dIVOTOO hill, but ht enthifta herd, winter are awn to them, if it brn asthma reviourty septernal by the Lord% the Home of Osemene Mack that elsees saL He mentinnod this be ams bovibell the hoar le beat is mind that the subject woe *A lad tuner bus bee eight of, that it had been sestimelly bias the.., veassielb dimmed, and always idiot we any. For Mb ease it beg been the course lath 11/ Inethesene, end be desalt It desirable that they EOM is OD int. 41101Autse it. If that w.. the view tbe bans peeps, be law, then he thought they wadiearwithhhbiiiHisf lbw vie 211 Milan in that ag( lam with sapid le Its arreireese at Yr clergy which had easegisi as sea Walla nil ended se much discuados. (here) Millis r tea hues auselei—lhet it was seasiatal alth Oa sl Weal es Ili law stood et the dos alit Beigialir4l • moiseihd no ems would deny. The peedokm" et to impaM sehosTly melte mellow at tsetlem,swldenteed MUM adllartabo, but be &Omitted it to the lame with babes et, beset it did no more than mgrees end embody Wins B had misted for almost two animism, ead thud= be Nell met doubt that the second masa metal be amild 111rW.SEATHCOTE reef to move vs es simoilmot ft& the WI be read a semi doe that day ell moth& The Dm wed lowool 111011iblit boilmorned that this revere was bat the Whig aseemet at dr lew of WWI es k deed, and pis sillient Aye the two* thee yea anode It woe deer dist the rig al private &esieeb veto oratirol peeled. spirt • amp of the M, sod pew& thee tee low wee set se the to.. mei home pod's= had ilseelbsi List owe k edrevrime the somber d Meeesee Y pspetir to the swim of were lot me or erg oho do Mier tr a lle s r Mireveseeneeillf a rleonto did odd, he eateeedd sit be mill 16 rem* to soy suildont pond kpolei slow se diesel K mime w i le it ta tarsi moilleft. Fable bill impend It wail be to drop eleteeef the leis dip re they wheel to where tle ems. et &wee wee ee • gee imiomeele, sad they woad la an old me le det ateftetio theiseerel eve might to Mooted tei mated pert. (iteme, bow) Ablinesa CUBITT Nossollei the eemikene. Mi. DRUMMOND empeeei the MI, wed* be mid, yes lo ds Wines set et Wwet a pdreed es hz., lad m imed teat whet It bed we tight_ Yew Pna de p e re rn slam the Wee holleeshiMti if est aldose' s w o re hew lopoiel era et la Creator, God di ad &Opt aid to Ike Belgium reset The Society of Arts, the o s. Rev . Booth, si chairman of the society, replied, observing that it was the Meat is the country, with one exception, conducted with a view to the enefl " - .went of literature, science, the arts, It was 104 man .4e tu r s, years also. It was est¢WWid, end i¢ that toss It had e:pendod tics wm of 140,0001., and had not remised 111•11 shilling of public money. It might be thought that the memszlem between the Society of Arts sad Yorkshire woo bat a recent one; but the treneller passing through Yeekaisire and the northern counties would sea immense woods and force's. These tenses bed been piss*, assesity years ago, to answer to the s i ts e r t f e riess by lb/ society. The Royal Academy itself was for its mthlente le the society; it bad ene agriculture, RBI bebeenthe teethe of establishing many eoeictice, and, In more most theca, the origination of the Great Exhibition, the Edonetional Museum and the Trade Museum, uordlM toils moollebese. The Health 'OEM Onorrills" having been proposed, Me lordship briefly acithowisdged the compliment, in doing which he alluded to Lord lisonshoul's zeal for the promotion of education, which was se Res and ardent as ever. At half-past sin o'clock the distribution of the prima and essrtitteatea of the Society of Arts to the members of the Northern Mechanics' Institutes who have suceossfully com peted in the examinations of the society, tuck place in the Riding School, which wee tastefully docomted the occa sion. As previously announced, the noble lord the President of the Council took the chair, and open the platform were Viscount Goderich, M.P. R. M. Milne'', Esq., M.P., H.W. Wickham, Eeq., M.P., Edward Akniyd, Esq., Ilenrryy Pee )1.1'., Fronk Crossley, Esq,, M.P., Sir J. Iti cheedsea, J. P. B. Weethead, Esq., M.P., Dlr. Commissioner Hill, the Hon. and Rev. the Dean of Ripon, Rev. Dr. llooth, and other well known friends of education. Lood Gina:num Ford a resolution to the effect that the evening claws of Mee sines' Institutions, as supplying the want of elementary instruction, arc deserving of general sup port and adiption: and be obeerred it was by means of than classes that the Itudderslield 'Mechanics' Institution had attained its high position me a model to all simibir insti tutions._ MONCIITON MILN TX, M.P., seconded the resolution, dwelling men the national importance of the education et the people, upon which, se much as upon our wealth and In dustrial eversiosi, depended the keeping of our place in the binary of the world. The prim lin and the report of the exereiners were them rest by Mr. P. Ls Neve. Fosses, Secretary to tba Society of Arte, and Earl 011A74%1L1.15 banded, one by one, to the autoomsful candidates, the prises to which they were entitled. The meeting was afterwards addreesed by Mr. Commis timer HILL, Mr. At:stunts, and several other gentlemen of note and influence. NARROW FACAPE.—AII the wife of Sir W. R. C. Croke, of Wheatley Hall, near Doncaster, was going out fur a drive in her brougham, with • fine pair of hornet., on Wednesday Last, one of the animals, it is suppmed from being struck by a gadfly, began kir king, and having got its leg over the pole, frightened the other borne, on which both started uff at a furious rate in the direction of a sunk fence is front of the hall. The coachman however, Damaged to poll the animals round a little, whe n they rushed towards • group of trerv, which they threaded safely, and then mode for the coachyard, in passing through the gate of which the of-wheel of the carriage came iu contact with the poet on that side with great force, and one of the lamps, together with the ironwork in which it wee suspended, was torn of and dashed into the carriage, just missing the had of Lady Cooke, and falling into her lop. The coachman l i we. pitsbrd off the boo reveal yards in front of the carriage, and randared issensible by the sin. A footman who was also Ola th e box, , abased to Map hie seat by clin ging to the arrive. The hams they dalsW ea towalde a stone wail. against which they tea may, boodft the _carriage-pole to Wets, sad assablast the movinge. !wend of the aer osols bas the hi issmeilatity ran up to extricate their RAMIS bum bar paritene redden, whoa they found that she had wwitaly bapt bar seta id the Wm% and hod not sustained the ellabliet Wary. The bad=e the box aim escapedinjury, injury, lint woo Pin less in a Moak bight. Lady Conte at tam tam to the amimeen, mg dimly& km to be removed into the bare, where earibed milleMell was sum obtained In, sad _be \es slam gone en well. The harem were peaty **al about the Islas and hips, but not so mach ea 'eight have hien expecte& [Advertimessent.]--Just published, pries as. 6d., Lerma to VISCOTOT rALMTUToT, Oil tie IP•Wai iar rename of Si Seals Witt !WM..' awl be tirrid i t.. Rear . M ok %ltr i.d ur W it na ...7 =Tlltd Rallr&Slß and dor J. te Pr JatML MIA R. 0.5.. and inTh E.,. mama swore an mew ea are lelansalia weal ks win Ry elr W. R. Ofilwadwand..l. Alaswell. bra. wa.dam. Kenosha% ra the Wan wpm/ linafind Si. Monday kbySi id Ow" : . ani 1, tessisatahaneh ise erb•Oos. wee beSkeistiataer (Heeg.) Hsu. assa- SOOIETY OF ARTS PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. bede bib moo dm* alb bid bee. "eat theweselbe to The manual meting of the Yorkshire Ookett or eselbsr gibes to ebb MOM be the sibillilats, awl awe Imbiber took ghee at Huddersfield ati Wodaea- =Zia getatadd 00 rbe who* Ale ebbelbee sal tea eamtbed with the distribution et view sad add be, Meted red • eddr/ lelmeed Webb& Netheetwa fro. th. Soda, a Art., ...dei to the out- I Silrliidielliii mil •••••• • 10101481 ••••• hid • lotZ eiestal awmpentore trona tho various lleehsake' lawituhowe =Wm* vita dielied libe rberiperdreedebee of la North of England. The Right How. FAA Graavilte, lid eldlabli Vide* abiele MI Ire bib* of the council, wee amoagot the company who wow belli wiL id litmodo lhabla r e 41.11"" la "N ita . A as M a st " wall " • in be 0 ral gib bme belletr i dl:Zf amil e w ad lkir NA r Etriv:rt% Mese o . clo 'll k i twaatlsT = m eal bew save agar biTer s :EtA l., ll o ll4 .4 igen 'the mot* was ant road, stating that lo to lb 119 itMeas eastrobed In the Mica, with a te her der atabers oedema" at 90,960. Other meet. w MOO •••••• dr beirle" bass in waited. • Est sewed, la whack the ~. talk a penalty and &beg a Rlbb. reacadir el Bbralazbsee. the Rey. Med, tett that waa taarely W. E. i.e L a g gi s g..* 36 . Akm .d . • •-lis bellowl be bid OM her arms gem apes vibe ft wadi be sew .. k geogggi mg le _._ _ jil Ibe irbeild eb• IWW•rilid . liallie Owe • Seek lire b Ersehmotrest Dal ••••• IMMO. 1 7 ebe dedeede7dPi bed Obbeell esbaskesn. Meet INI poem wave ,resat, siweegat Thai blob war be beeillbe Wife the be" bilblaiS 'bat was Erb °navies. cos. of the tabs proposed was, dOw Id" Clidrike ba bro!! lbs crib ( tidal " The swag el Arts," to wbiek the Rey Or. - Booth, aa i - raim - iiri XE' AO6 FROM SBIUTB. Wr. STANORreWeiltripersiZelial to the First Iced of the Admiralty having rellerehe• ts •sabject which excited a great deal of anxiety in the pie aka Could 'boyish' boa. baronet explain why the large& swop two Triode waa not received at the pew timer Sir C. WOOD wse garble te Owe ow iheinedee se to the remit why the lehisehte gimp tie est neelved TEE AFFAIRS OP INDIA. L 4 ILLIIIIOIIOI/011 WWI is atemilea el the be dr mai et is leperiet yreelemetia b SW his illboolors from witass dimeate remilk bid Mime polimet beeeig es the Lim li. vim n. nib bed dna eat ie eisimayea lie eye tem by yerresimesi deesesb duke ebb seeraiebe Wise ion by lie Geemspieemil. disevend in tire be ellsidis, lid isOlelyi ellieeeig bops is vim emidlebee Ile eriesome et sae yieveeserst wee reeleriel tlbe wive mlifolle alibi myna iv* the &Foy rile- Lead GLANVILLE could Ea - the ambetwa at dr pnairotlnh Whit raw* W Na rah hid. mum& an the Wes whim gerhsensent, be Ibenibt est Is mast at Lod Omaha is toes( nis ben pubis. sash b nibs imeneekrbt She /lue at the PFarther IINIMIL login w The en sheen %lite Dabs at hums. rd Lord IiVOZMATOBT The ham van bah connilees an this bill, and the bill wee eagareed. The La e twee sari a ascot time Boenhates at LtdLtd llll; Ohba sh 10L Tin bib meet sehmiliaa Pails Worts P Tapia lathernee ; Nosidnettl I meld the IL belhatetal Sao& The Madan bib nue mad a UM Yon and parr' Mile Ihernian 111111; Pale Health Act (AN doll) IML • tops withlroorar Vhsanne petition L enteelm* tabalihmis et the part& of RC Nieliolos oat la Ise Oh, at NM* Vi t t a ket held hone rib lookis, sal eabest i =a Wen las an peelneeka at the Whit her, aad that tha pollee hese Wee be aompalled to an above it Oak illy. The noble Timone shied dad ea Obi Int at May a Is oalhelhn lesetber, amenlial the amablet menbees at the (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. _ Ml. CHARLES DICKENS 4ND TEI BDINBUBOII REVIEW. (From Dickene's Ifousslieid Ewe.") The Edinburyh Ream, in an article in its last number, on " Thy License of Modern Novelists," is angry with Mr. Dickens eel other modern novelists, for not con fining thenurlves to the more aneunmesat of their readers, and for testifying in their works that they anomaly feel the interest of true Englishmen is the welfen and honour of their country. To them should be left the making of easy occasional books for idle yaaag gentlamen end Lads to take up and lay down on aurae, wing-roons tables, and win dow•seate; to the Edinburgh Resists should be reserved the settlement of all social and political questions, sad the strangulation of ail complainers. Mr. Thackevay nosy write upon snobs, but them must be none in the superior govern ment departments. Then is no positive objection to Mr. Heade having to do, in • Platonic way, with a Scottish ash woman or au; but be must by no means connect himself with prison discipline. That is the inalienable property of idicial personages; and until Mr. Itesde can show that he has so much a year, paid quarterly, fur undo Landing (or nut lill• derstmding) the subject, it is none of his, and it is impossible that he con lie snowed to deal with it. The name of Mr. Dickens is at the head of this pe gs, and the band of Mr. Dickens wntes this paper. It. will shelter himself under no affectation of being any one elm, in having • few words Of earnest but temperate remonstrance with the Edinburgh Esthete, before pointing out its curious misprint. Temperate, for the honour of Literature, tempe rate, Leman of the gnat services which the Edinburgh Review has rendered in its time to good literature and good government ; temperate, in nosembrance of the loving slee t= of Jeffrey, the friendship of Sydney Smith, sad the feithful tic'" tab sad • at sp.-- __ mmoey f in • novelist. Will the Syr A R:o Dicker kw taking W Marti herb's est what is in a &Mow catastrophe in 'l,lllle Aunt' is evidently baniai hen the recent tea et homes in Tottenham-court seed, width Moue es have appested h the snospopers et • ca•••sistpulled." TUN tbs lkoter•_r. The Notelet boo to ask Ida whether these if as Son* ia lie asthma tUee yeah ea. me trete, when say OMR Mdse. = S te t al = " soneteetita E a beet mart ha, ; . sywkin we. adopted. Than, of comae, the Circumlocution office gave Mr. Rowland Hill " the leading chore in cur rying ft cot r. Not exactly; but it gave him the leading &en In tarrying _himself out ; for in 1842 it &mutat* dis missed Mr. Rowland Hill altogether. When the Circumlocution-cam had come to that pass in its patriotic course, so muck admired by the EtiteL,tyA Rr view, of Fotecting and patronising Mr. Rowland fl ill, whom any and who is not • novelist can perceive to hare been its peculiar protipt, the public mind (always perverle) became much excited on the subject. Sir Thomas Wilde mowed for another committee; Circumlocution -ethos interpvad. Nothing was done. The public subscribed and prevented to Mr. Rowland Hill 18,0001. Circumlocution-office remained Iron to itself and its functions. Did nothing ; would do nothing. It was not until 1816, hair }cars afterwards, that Mr. Rowland 11411 was appointed to a place in the Poet-office. Wu he appointed, gran then, to the " leading share in carrying out' his scheme? He was permitted to creep into the Post-office up the back stairs, through having a place created for him. Thbe post of dignity sad honour, this Circumlocution-office crown, was called " Secretary to the Postmeeter-Grocrat ," there b un g already a secretary to the Poet-office, of whom the Circumlocution-office had declared, as its marten for die miming Mr. Rowland Hill, that his functions and Mr. Rowland Hill's could not be made to haxmooise. They did not harmonies. They WPM in perpetual discord. Pauly postage he but one reform of a number of Punt-ottioo Worms effected by Mr. Rowland Hill ; and thew.. Mr right catk. ors i longer, were thwarted and opposed by the Circtun -office tooth and nail. It wee ant until eighteen handed and idly -four, fourteen years after the appoint ment et It,. Wallace'. consmiuse, that Mr. Roo land Hill (having, as was openly tutted at the time, threeteued to re miss aid te give his reasons for. doing so) was at ha made sole -- -• at the Post-ellen Mid the Mbar:anima - no more shall he add was other wise die- I t Mad* d reforms he WNW sail W n tlbe ' "i'"" 0 " - - -rix . ,. • In iniani, lime el Mein all over the country, the hick And f aris port, the 1 lemense at letter reoeivimphrearm everywhere, and the ma sepsetint et the Poet-ease milk • greatly increased efficiency, • laws Yea laught dm by Mr. Rowland Hill Mr the public , mad Os Oda assemime. Ude Jilidanyh llorlira MU meriously want to know °bier Mr. Dienes etesamte Mr the career of Mr. Rowland • her. Idr. Dienes midi amod de fa by his being a man at atmk Imputtininae . elendisess and ad purpose, Ida OS aieginiestirm-utlice, by eedeleallM, .1 , 417 Orly did, amid not weaken Id Ammo Ida i smer sr brisk his heart. w imp . a men le whew Mbar the public gallenuy mats reemd, and the podia spit ambushed. By his b twine is =refis nature so del* and directly tending to the isseadt of every mm a nd child in the Male, art the Circumlocutions-Asa not blind them, ems* it odd isr a dos cripple h. By his having thus, heaths bet le the lest, medal& way In spies of the Circum lantionniliss, emildand against it aside natural enemy. `aunt is evidently a curious misprint and en un ii welefales. The Novelist will await the Reviewer's j. ecereetke tithe and substitution of the tight mime. WM the A Review also take its next opportunity of mentally its regret that in too distempered • real for the C lion-offioe, it has been betrayed, u to that Tottenham-court-road assertion, into • hasty/nabob taloa of untruth for truth, the discre dit of whirl, it might have sand itself, if it had born sufficiently cool and carWo rate to be simply jut? It will, too, possibly have meat to do by that time fa championing its Circumlocution-office in new trinropba on the voyage out to India (Ood knows that the Novelist has Ms private as well ea his public reasons for writing the foreboding with no triumphant heart !) ; bat Lzmiarty compatiou. the Reviewer's licanae,or the editorial does not absolve a gentleman from a gentleman's ; il7. a Dlek tiema e n t:l s lens Zta i g ' l t ; e d nd o h a te g htt le Xff s s "ZeTt. ',?';. any me can of Circumlocution-office protection that the Boris'', may make a gauntlet of. Ile may he trusted to do ea, he hopes, with a just respect for the Hecate, for himself, and fur his ailing beyond the sound, healthy, legitimate ass and induenoes of which he has no purpose to serve sad no ambition in life to gratify. TILE LATE SIR ROBERT CARSWELL.—We regret to announce the death of Sir Robert Carew_ ,ell physician in ordinary to his Majesty the King of the &algae's., which event took place a few days since at his residence at Laken, one. Brussels. The learned knight waa • native of Scot. lend, and at the tine of his decease had not quite completed his 64th year. He formerly bold the poet of Professor of Morbid Anatomy in the University of London, end was the author of a treathe on " Pathological Anatomy." Ile wee appointed to hie foreign peel of distinction in 1840, since which time he has mauled almost entirely 'Mood, and received the honour of knighthood in 1850. COLNEY-RATC7I LUNATIC ASYLUAL—Yesterday aLa m ral meeting of Middlese x magistrates, held at Clerk s harms Tooolved after much dienamion and by a lame majority : That the plans which were laid before the court on the 16th Jelly inet , for altering and enlarging the county lunatic saylarn at Colney-llatch, be approved, and that the same be carried into execution, at an expense nut exceeding 20.000/. It warn explained that the increased outlay asked for would be in mine measure compensated for by provision being made for 124 more patients , than was contemplated when the court voted 50,000/. The Commissioners in Lunacy had insisted on certain alterations, nut originally proposed by the menmittee,_ Tug FIRE IN HIGH 110LBOltN. CORONER'S leue met. Yesterday Mr. Walley proceeded with the Inquiry touching th e death of William Chepple, tined 72, who lost his life in the late fire at No. 14, High Holborn. Mr. Toplia attended for the Alliance Insurance Company, and Mr. Badderley, superintendent of the Society for the Protection of Lifetree' lire, was alsoin attendance, ao well as Mr. Colf. foreman of the B Fire Brigade. The wife of the deemed stated that her husband was • brush manufac turer, and landlord of the premises destroyed. On Monday morning, about two o'clock, she was awoke by a smell of smoke, and as she was about to quit the room she was take.* by the firemen down the escape. She could in no way account for the fire, but believed it originated in the shop directly under their bedroom. The house wee tenanted by three other persona, Mr. Maidmist, saddler, who occupied the shop and basement floor, with two rooms at the top of the house; Mr. Orey, writing muster, and Mr. Misery, photographiet. She and her huslemd slept on the sain t floor but hada sitting room on the first floor. They were insured. The polieculan who gave the alarm stated that be had no doubt the fire originated in the shop. In reply to the coroner, Mr. Stripling, the summoning officer of the court, stated that he had been unable to discover Mr. Maid mild, and he was not present. An addrese where it waa elated he was staying at Pimlico, was given him, but be mold her nothing of Mr. Maidmiet there. Several parties resident in the house were portent, but they were unable to give any secount as to the origin of the fire. The coroner sail under the eircumatancee an adjournment wee necessary, and if Mr. Maidmist did not attend willingly a warrant would be made out for his attendance. The inquiry was then adjourned. PROPOSED OPENING Or SOPTIIWARK. BRIDGE, FRER.—Yesterday, a conference between the Bridge-house Estates Committee of the Corporation and the Gemmel Pur enes Committee of the Metropolitan Boned of Works was held at the Guildhall. the object of the interview being to ascertain whether the Corporation would be willing to co operate with the Board in purchasing the interest of the pro prietors of the bridge. An attempt to do so wee made some time since by the Improvement Committee of the Corporation, but that failed in consequence of two things; the fleet was the large amount (200,0000 required by the directors for the property, and the second the indisposition of the govern ment to render any financial moisten'r to the Corporation In the event of an agreement being entered into. 300,0001- 111 now wanted for the bridge, and the policy of deeming this sun' jointly on the part of both bodies formed one element in the diseussion of yeeterday. Fur otrious reasons the con versation which took place is not given Imre; but from what we have heard it appears probable that a much less suns will have to be taken before this neeeteetry boon to the public can be given, and the bridge exempted from all kinds of toll. With reference to the joint agreement to purchase, we are informed that the beat feeling exults between both bodies, and if the director' will but consent to moderate their terms, the toll for foot passengers will be shortly eboliebeel, and a general, free, and direct thoroughfare be opened lion, the City to the northern and southern suburbs of the metropolis. AS UNEXPECTED DISCHARGE.—At Norfolk, Vit.- • -.--. gin* on t h e afternoon of the 2nd of July, an old cannon which had not been cleaned out since the revolutionary war was primed, and the match applied, when, to the surprise of all prewar, en unexpectedly smart espleritm took place from the mouth of the piece, something whizzed across the street, and there was a crashing et the wood in the door of the United lire entriatehouse opposite. An investigation showed a respectable-sized bole in the panel of the door, and inside six old six-pound cannon bull was found on the floor. The old cannon had not been used since the last time it was loaded for the especial benefit of the British troops, seventy years ago, and the artillerymen who then rammed homy the ban little expected how many limes the grass would grow and wither again above their graves before the missile should be disc l ai gNTY CONSTABLE NIPPED.—The newly ap pointed police at Chittlehamptrin and its neighbourhood are like the rest of their fraternity in the county, wide awake in the discharge of their duties. One of these officials, it is said, met the other night a poor rustic with a bag borne upon Ms shoulder. The policeman in a loud tone of voice, began— " When are you going to ?" Ots that tuyu. " Where did you come from?' "Shout tell 'e." "You are impu dent ; but I must know what's in your bag; what have you Cti" " Shwa militia 'e." "Then I must take away your • but if you will let me feel what you have it will 110. " " thee mayst do," maid the rustic, "put thee hand in then, mum, make haste." In goes tinhand of the detective, no sooner in than out, for the bag contained • full grown badger, where carnivorous propensities instantly caused it to fasten on the top of three of the 001,14 flagerc —Pyramid Jam. Ims miL 4 O. Ibig