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It is one of the latest and best works of Dembotti. composed ate time when his genies was ambined e and when, writing for the German and hook stage : he had gained increased solidity at style, skill in construction, and command of the 11111111110118 of the orchestra. There is, indeed, in this epem, a rod deal of what is trivial and commonplace—trite airs loaded with noisy accompaniments; but the larger portion of the music se of • meek higher order. The subject of the drama, toe, is interesting and pathetic, and has inspired the composer with melodies full of besaty and expreencm. And lastly, it was well fitted for bringing forward the two sew stars which have new neon upon oar numbed hods= The part of Leo nora. the heroine, was performed by Mademoiselle I Spezia, and Fernando by Signor Oiaglini, both pen formers of renown; the latter especially, who has brought with him the reputation of limn the greatest tenor now on the Italian Mese. Giuglini is worthy of Ms repetition, and the j b u ih d p a n ot h the Italians hoe Um hilly ratified by the public ; • thing whith ie very far tram mbraye. He CR net. hemmer, take the` bone yelmessad throw them ma ma into a Mt efienallummt. He b sot by any mimeo what may called a dosiing singer. His enamour bas quiet as his style is elude sad His ; and it is some time before even the extent M hie easel power becomes fully appareet. He dose that is Decor eery for tree expromies mod t nothing for thsPlay. Beale It wae that, daring the first act, something of ' . saw seemed mingled with the pleasure which be gave. itwaest ewe admitted that he was a fielded Mkt but people said that they had expected grinner vocal power. It was soon observed that tie power was at hand when ever it was called for ; and when he came to the great scene in the second set, where Fernando, hi a tempest of fury, tsars off the decorations with which he bad been invested as the price of his dishonour, and dashes them at the feet of the king, the tones of his voice, ringing through the theatre as he exclaimed, Quart online womb, Primo Union* to rondo electrified the whole audience, and celled forth ac clamations and thunders of applame for several minutes. Still greater were the effects produced by him in the tender and mournful seems which ter minate the drama. In them scenes Mario alone may have equalled, bat certainly has never summed him. Ile made the fine air ((the pm of the opera), V ica ah, vieni, to abbandono," beautiful beyond expression; it was the very language of rapture In its utmost intensity. Assuredly, Clinglini well deserves all his fame. Mlle. Spezia is a charming artist. She is young, handsome, and graceful; with katares, if not strictly beautiful, yet full of in and ex pression. Her voles mama soeewrt Adcient in robust.; but it I. poem*, sweat ibireghout the whole of an ambrunft soli) it b mersoveT , and its truth*: iaMmelna hilldset R stea 111 that of an sesemplblesit rubs t mai as well es kw edam le tell et *ding. Übe glini. she 'Ebel teem the matinee no glee watt se. At first as Mewed ender smear agitation ; but as she repined her sell lssssdoa. liar pewees displayed themselves more nod ors, sad eke eese pietay established herself in the limy of the audience. Another eirsegeft %rase Videttl, appeared in the part of the mpg prink adimare. He is a basso profondo of seerlibeable power, and . = formanee of the chaiftater was grave and Beneventano, already Isaftwa to the puble,parseaseed the King, and sang the winked die part eimbally. The ensemble of the peelbramaas dolma dm blithest praise. We have NNW bra better obelus singing, and de embeelea. shilmrdesild by Bonetti, sad strargthmei by. oddities 'emend new pedarmere of the Meld order, is complete and Etzmiliet In every rawest. The reception of the by a crowded and bril liant audience, was aerial la the extreme. When the curtain fell, Air the principal performers had been duly applauded, dm was a general call for Mr. Lumley, who, empreenting hicestif, was gr eeted r: with acclamations. " ded save the Queen was then sung, with great east, by the whole strength of the company. The ballet was Esereraide, a very favourite piece the former days of Her Majesty's Theatre, when the pr%eW daractere were performed by Carlotta °tit ani Tarot. In its preload revival it hes lost nothing elite attraction, for Mille. Pochini is one et dr nest charming d ancers we have ever seen, cambial, the graces of Carlotta Grisi and Cerito when they were in all the bloom of youth and tiland M. Massot, in the character of the y poet Oringoire, was as clever, quaint, and comic as Perrot himselL The pair danced the " Truandaise" in perfection, amid peals of applause from all parts of the house. After the opera the National Anthem was sung, with the following additional verses : May the meet babe jist born, Me her this rut adorn, Honoured where MIL Perm vnlemed Is her birth, Pierer on benzines earth ; Kay Joy gladden every hearth. Oat gm Ur Queen I DEVITT end MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .40'..:1. COLOSSEUM, established 1829, under trem i tepar ii i i tysoseroz D .ldadisi u s = sis 4. om et . : d rrallisar lilta n. is i = l•XCL a TrAftletr. %Ilk wattl= .s..- ma= •rx...1 ara ,1,-, .. ...... r all 011 i aralle VA. My Ileakel raw gm TT Net. 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For yet another season must the Royal Italian Opera be " cabin'd, eribb'd, confin'd" within the narrow precincts of the Lyceum Theatre. It is well known what efforts Mr. Gye has made to find a more ample area, and how his endeavours to re move to Drury-lane Theatre were frustrated almost at the last moment by adverse influences which were not to be surmounted. According to present promises, however, as held forth by Mr. (lye's pro speetus, we may hope next season to find the Royal Italian Opera installed in " a home equal, if not sutc r ir i; 3 that of which it has been deprived." mind the comparative smallness of his present abode, Mr. Gye seems most wisely to have determined to direct his chief attention to those operas which will be heard to most advantage in a small theatre, eschewing the grander lyric works is immerse& operas as Pro Diarolo, None di Aram lratrimoneo &greet), &c., the minute details of which are too refined for a stage of great mag nitude. Short as has been the interval between the closing of the dramatic season at the Lyceum and the opening of the opera season last night, it has suf ficed for the thorough cleansing and renovating of the house, which now presents all the brightness and freshness of upset of a new theatre. The boxes temporarily erected last season at each end of the gallery have not been replaced, and the theatre gains much in lightness of appearance by their absence. Various other little alterations and arrangements tend to an increase of comfort and effect. I Puritoni was the opera chosen for the inaugu ration of the present season of the Royal Italian Opera; and its performance last night differed but little from that of last season, the chief alteration being the substitution of Signor Tag Haw for Herr Formes in the part of °corgi°. As before, Madame Oriel was the Elvin, and Signori Graaiani and Gar doni, Riccardo and Arturo. Grief was received on her entrance with prolonged applause, and through , out the opera this great artist's performance elicited continual bursts of admiration, especially in the air, " Vien diletto," in which her splendid vocalisa tion and rapid tours de force were given with the same fire and vivacity sa ever. Indeed, bat very little difference is perceptible be tween the Oriel of to-day and of fifteen or twisty years since, so enduring is a good vocal method en an the true artistic temperament. Neither the punt sagesial atmosphere eases to sleet Madame Grid whose voice was as clear and brilliant as if she bad been abfWg under an Mika instead of a Londe. sky. --- gethiw whether as to mantis' er demelie lam an d , Grist. L erie oin asnes et Wird& woe smolt as to her T r ie r sei redra mead tres i Lthe=sisieslie. y, as indeed with such artists is a matter ." see whips, occasional veq' slight iwolleatieos of the of genuine English north east irk& haliaa voices. Probably It was aerie( to Marsha house that the popular " Sinai k treedse was emitted. Both orelliestra and chorus were in admirable trabiing, as they are sure to be when under the con ductorship of Signor Costa, who was of course warmly welcomed on taking his place. After the opera, the "National Anthem" was sung by the whole omnpany, Ifse principal solos being allotted to Madame Orin sad the was enhanced by the recollection of the auspicious event which had marked the day. A new divertimement, Les Aballea, concluded the twang, and served to introduce a new dassestal, Mdlla WeeWiux, who displayed much grace and power, and Ina well supported by Maks. Paper and Bettallai. The seam thus happily commenced will doubt le en ma Os a moeodWf close, and with such artistic perkinimess is that at last night we may well rest = pe erii rt der areas food kr the Berl The next opine are to be Norma and the Doom toes—the last for Oriel and Mario. Hsi MAnarr's Tumasz.—The Quinn box at Her s TWO* wee yesterday weledai s ... p iiiiitib li his 8111111110 the Peire et Htheslabe the Pellar i =see tithria lobe sal party. His Royal llfsteree the fl b f u r p ; Wipe air beamed WI thriftiest& bib memos. I tes " = "B k6 Kb ".l I = . :l l lstt A lble liw e alksay the Wales ithi Whew sa Wmer, 1 his - lb lierdthia Niellair, the Doke of Wel these, the et NA. Lied Weld sad pithy, the D. et the Die sad Durban ef Mwthere end peyote' at es,, Pribolo Otis of Witham the led et Made W seed Wrirrisates, the Red et Wiles, the Red et Oeth, the Core= Dowsw elf Banfaras. r. 1.1 eel Omni= Mesithierhe, the Orme Peas, the Cleethas et theithhew s z a l let i fe s s z ttiey, the Visetheter Pathwebea, the the Viressst Cries, Ifir Ms:seder Weedier.. W lb Freer, Dart., Ilte. i t nt all. the= M.P., sad Um Leath/ Pherhs„ Naas. t i e r Lord ate* Mr Idle Leatbr, lieth., Mr.Widtbreed, OM H, 0. Hew* Lad thssy_de Wan% Mr. Craves, Mr. sad Ma . Granby TANN., M. lthreeert VIVEGII, M.P., rdMrs. Hams* Yaws, Mies thathe, Min Piss, Colossi the Hoe. hem sad WEIS Limbs, Mr. Wigwam, Lord H the Hoe rem. I" sad Ldr - AMad Paget, Lard WHlain Lenas, 4„ ll4: : Joh= Fans, the Hon. Miss Whoa, Reernidthkel 2 Mr Ralph Howard, Dalt, M.P., sad Lis Newer& Nadia =la d, but., Par P. Centley, Or MAI ad* BOA, Edward Boma. Ilk Threes hiseth lasaard, Ileth., end Barrett Hr. Mr. Nary New ILP., Mr Jib . W Beet., Si. JAB B er t , Lady Mower, the Meth Owe Si. ads , B.t, sad Lay My* Mr. rs. Meths Med*, Sir Hoary Webb, Rath. Mr Jose Weir 11 Captain Lyme, the Ilea. Dolby Weed, the Rea. A. Mr. Hebert de thaste, Mr. H. Wysthem, M.P., Capes& P. sad Mrs. liettea, Mr. ArehibsH Campbell, Ix. ROTA!. ITALIAN Orin.—The Chleelell box, last theht„ was Cretheres, oess ied Ward the by ths Um lthelese of Weillayeek lard C. Phipps, Ceithel - Weed, Cupids Da Pb., Mee DM Mill Mbadkaire. ah. hahisarlde Alohi the i surekedt l ea therhatar. r e f Or paw* O the msk Lewd eft& lag 4 BessissbolleCemiets Ilaslikesk Ille_ mila —the WA or sawn int LE, Osedat, Lear rehross. Oth Amer anlV ii a. Ammar ad dlthesys, the Zed et Derma, Mr 1.1101, lis. s Ike. 011 e Mat sod Ms Rest, 12 esi Odelet lifegehli e Ma seed the Mims C. lterthreash Gtheesel Cs Sir Calead wbilket ßaes, Mta rr. Aireolsre, ll na terthie v els .namik yese, Itsm.7..ibe.°l2lB' ORIVTAL PALACE. ' The peraname for the coming sewn, whin will essennee es the lot at May, wee issued this morsing. The mein will be opined by • greed toorning soneart, by the olistor at the loyal Italian Opers ; and la conseenence et Sr appestedlen they east with lest year arrangements ham hem entiend hie he • Brie sense at twelve meows during the peeimil messmoneported by the p. pal ethane if the &pal Opore. The seneleal direction will be in the brie of Mr. Coe* wile will himself °induct • piths of the emesetn. The spice allotted to the oement•esene best yaw babe beta had Is- Mediate I. esseenwhie the asieree. the Manton have this mien deleashied to give the coneerta in the great tramp& The two gniam sews ticket. will be amiable for Um sweets. Transferable debits will &Lobe twos' kr oink amid et 7a. ed. mak. The dinoten ban ales wide ementesemle with the Cohan CUM Vein (Mar Meant denwrilfed) be. eared he the endue leineapt Ode pare, ea Isladay area Jur, *lima dans of nem dads eel be swift he ft. The lidar d the weer dhaelene, nemeies, ad in 'Mar gin be sed esatiried errs the veliele nem. The Elder dB dwell* n lesdefre, ad dr awn, , nekedea the Marrs et Morn" lain the hairs, de aneedes, eal the whole ef die mar IS ININIM le be Ikea time te tine samented. Tine via be two real hertkaheed mad leriedlarel f ogee drain the premet sessa•—••• he Me _ , end the osier, which will ening ever time days, la lespa Thin will also be two psedny dhows rthe course of In anna—da, la hard sad - ,lirriey. The G w l SlTMeiniele nat Weer Teeters are now ampleled. a have ben rob by wnsli, fir • nail dew ries le the rise earn ass I the awl the .:tetra view hen the • Woods% When pineal re shed le be deed The menernesh smear di ea • lime nerha Ida the govennwell ef Cards re WSW arder. The goverment of Omsk hen vaileetsbea be hen sad sal teia la weeos a selledisa din dril enegieldy est hen the s d nankohne adear innery red games= ef Mel Impend In a d doeses. dere dial the selbena hes ben end maw rhea by the terser .gennessit sal that a hen men ef near bee ben veld he thepwprediereed, mai wskirsess, a greirre b lbe be that it all is nenardy well or eat, ad be T T iregenwiellea of the cionerree of the eshay. The Ahern melee that the rind gird is ant sen d a d ehge. thst it will be dernally h order he the wamsnar. The anber i picni will be com ae la Ms annum el the gesend• the pleterwrlfery der Merton hen as weeraell ea isarratert rime d sewn *law of sada be. et he hilettlea area tlekets, hem be dr, uts4l. ing aftea Aga gi , VW* torHadada goner ern nittlft everibseng the Festival) ; avallehle - hen lit 1115q,1857, to 30th April ISIS, ewe vines earl(nieleilble everything eireptin; the spent concerti, zed the dbr Tanya throughout dr yen and the foe: lays d ihe Enda °rival). The &Min farther naves= net they have entered into with the demi Ihnunialc their f for "s gets. s al three podiums's, el Bander • Oratorios, to taw pi.d the mitre lewimpt et the palace in the month a? Jaw Br 51e sad his Seri Illehneve Prince abet ham Is. mid Is extend their =patronage to the sad her aqtreived their of honouring it with their purr The per hineesess on this great otearden w 0 be on the men =ic e ✓elever toonsilig =yang et arise mire Creer odd wet la tar ow try ear emir Mr. soups. Ohs ass • esseriks. The faded will hen the wriest af ma sandy aqua% sehrelptios, and the semi mean Mote it be Oriel ?shoe will not be ✓ead& he say ef lbe whereas. Drary-lane Theatre will be to let at the close of thie week until the 20th of Aeon! neat _ Mr. B. Webster appeared at the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh, on Monday night, and received a very cordial welcome. He played the part of Tartuffe. The executive committee of the Manchester Art Tremere Exhibition meet at the Palace daily—Meeare. Paladin, Heron, Ashton, Uteri* and Potter being anucarying in their efforts to peens* the seems of the undertaking. TfteßaxurtT TO LOAD CROUP JUSTICE COMMIX. —801:TMAIITT011 t TVIISDAY.--e= the 116th fag., h the ley had he the I. le shot le the Chid iodise etas Oeut ima remesea Phu by the Mosher et Cuss el ads teen. Tbe hm* meeties (fioms. WI.: and Warman) oil the wapremikilm tar the main Mehl= of the am* of Hants (Bfr J. C. Semis and the Ron. R. H. Dation) Lars rewind sad amepted Invitations. The dinner wM lake place in the touncil *mak% TSB KNIGHTSBRIDGE CHURCH DISPUTE. ELECTION or CHURCHWARDEN. Yesterday afternoon a general sasetiag of the Ithebilemie et the aid* of EL - Peek Kalghlebridge, was atilembael•bresee, Wlllealime, he die Femme of paean ing le Se abeam at a dostahvgards• • pest dal et andament i and kr mei legs gad Pam& Lave leas sheet he open prior oaaa~ oat Mbeillmate t a be l 22l, l r r eeme ep to the by brobobs, so that it might be a peat per leelest ameentrallan," sad an "carmine el smithy alb Mr. Weitetca b k endeavours, enbg the bet Iles yeeethletuseeleat hedonist and peptzl ims em the mew bibbed eliareb." There wee a very Mega The Rea mad by. R. laresem., MA* , iron hest of at. Par" wedded,wedded, Aber sumiestbig Mr. Jackman me hie own verges fat tbe year, be mbi it wool& ewe become the eat, anhe a le elect C 430 ea their pieta. MS= T a p: Wry h t r a d m hen aappd ha the metteesties es. tower., wradrer. The aural atßegball alma a wide latitude te Ile member; mei ea le albs iums ceneerned, he bad never hiteribred with the rdigiena ammieliem at any one ; at the mane time he faulted Ile pedidenare wield remember that se a ehrgramm be ewe bead by the law of the chunk of which be was a silator. The Han. end Bev. F. Banns°, who nominated Weidman, rehired to the moaner is which to. service had hem eminsied dr yowler lionday at hB Saha* Nary lel~ma weakned Mot the misietrante did not call a lt•Otirryarna le tin* einktrace. mnranalaisd the l en die mtresteges they hed gin e recant d be *tried th am bh oblige d to my to their diefriet chntrit st ri rreni the curate. were =4e=hoelendeabb doctrine of trananb wme Iniching to the children in a palistrat pins al wend* the aseemity of the mem mar mit dile alma el Yler ugl ietz Na Lemma led the would elm him tweak iheassaassisL Tits bet . The mete was sr omindsg the &Oben. whin ear a t they gave .= intinme•ati war whit b assured to favour ie was et the thatch et lama The owls, camitmensi el die, raid a pee sad a lieNnet th• Bask et Ilessilles, la ardor to chow the yet& Ile dilimme It Memo* te Or monmeale Meyers the ii diced did the dumb d Row. He heil etrti dltt Est de lie labor of Lai" who hod eapressed Mr. Hamm aeskedead rnt the agindlisk el the semi lad le • billet es the part of Be empapalles Ira his Wows es Ile emasamis wire iketieg - wilk then bid by As dim& et Reese. Molar the elemoksessikwiki Shays's* yield it was alasidely seeimmy thee Sissy Amid havehire to the Abe GI sheedresedia • person wile by Us Imam mid deberemiseilsa veil wavy out the victory which bed shady bra was. Taff maw wooed be every sort of mace and essildvemea imivelees Eh - wild la dace a psalm amiable of ceptmg whit tin mschladime of the most conning Jesuits, they wail aim sassed. (Cheen.) At present the battle tithe mismplikel petty hislealy bees ball fought, and if it was eaggisseiby 14 LIMA. o r say of hie followers that the te=tel Um Commillse of Piny Council wee • final a WA*: the whole wider, he could only say that, is Lag es dm genic* were pwlemed se they bed been in Ai diamli, bia Übe stood dean weeillamist them (Hear.) XL OWITILLI BLILLILIBT, fa resselke ke of Mr. Wriereirord that the pram sew eamdsiaed of we belereted abed= tithe k air Ilk erielleeh vile reek rt elherviee he,. joked the rebelled kr* right_earr kb her peak kit rhea err ehreh was era dome lerk thw tereakihel. Miry ere ewer le reechmed by peers pre= Won to the thum bb d Me‘srl. bud ekes van mar& la term of it Aura of bow bre.) Theis rites sad Neemake rem very *mirk et Ira% hid with the the Ad* d Me people; bat be that what they were taterkeed W the armlet Marred, they were nothing moo, ace hue than divipatier mummeries. (Loud cheery.) AU dig waded in the dibtedet was that the ecrryion should be pulneed la the sere Vibeeigniolaaas rarer in which bey wee arbried del fide dark et Bt. which Mearearrystre. It Me. Mid awl Ith Irked' wen Mr. erriek the Met Wag key mold do amid be to go te the Awl of Meas. er to tilish a Papayas illsmadag= et venikkr themselves. It was Merest OM they ladßthe ebeerranoe of systems trtenatich the iamb Seve depend. (Hear, hew.) The. ban ale edver andidate, Mr. Waterton was do sing' le be duly &sled the perothisl citarehmadesi for the 1111 .1 1V er sseimetat limbed the whirr= hr /*loans in him he the dish time &dr .adds. Perham it might me he betide the objet et their reelks if he celled the at ti W ddb/*-pedehilers to err sr brat tillers that had occurred Wadi his poet yard °Moe. ii — Jee lira plena, he would odes* to the enungenents which had been ens& en to the Mussel et the olikeiory money collected in the churches of Bt. PM orl It Beinsbas. That had always been a tender mad delicate queefion. Pee three years the &peal of those tends restered exchively with Mr. Liddell, sad et herd it wee Mind by maul comet to the late Bishop of London, who deckled 'Mat aN the _points at Me is his (W. WeetertMe) favour. Iveryihim we* as lesestriserly he soma time, bat at lemd, he orms beet known to themselves, Mr. Liddell sad Mr. firmer (the mush of It. Barsakes) look upon themselves the disposal of the &Mary hods, sad up to the pressen day they &mined exclusive poreeres °Ethan (Cries of .ok, oh.") He did not state this in order to excite any stisetatton d haim "prat Mr. Liddell, for al he wanted me to eye de W,Wasses a forbad account of his sgewardahip. The gumption of power on the part of Mr. Liddell sad ass at his mates took place during the ✓eleseted Ulnae of the Ids Elam of Lea h& end corer =be (Mr. Wearies], se &mammies, had so as is upset to, to leek kW up in the martins sf his =As games de now blimp wee eppeisted, kW Uhl& lide ettinties le the leer. Ile era& W serregerese, to the 11~8 keg& Ude the tileiriet'swerfeaufat. Pads Batt e Manage. bassabse.aed be (Mr.Weskstaa) was sempanioll hy Mr. Dad ftea ef the promoters al the late alert Yr. lahlal). The lot thing Me. LIAM at tenpted to FM. Beal makiled from the room, but that sem the Whip esibrid to Nadia. Whoa they led sabred the bishop's pima% Mr. Ud sued a long and ekkwate trestles, la wales be brought • aeries of charges Non ea ilie ggainst churchmedark sod then be payed the s dun. He (Mr. '*sleeks)) was surprised at sod he asked holakm whether he wee es uninformed se be (Mr. WNW* bad lea et the nature of those adieus prior to that istemiew. The bishop appeared to be mbar mai, red oboe& at a krp official-lookim envelope width ens lyise upon the Mk. He said be had re cited cartels pawn through Mr. Bkrofield, his chaplain, sad then he administered a arm rebuke to Mr. Liddell for attempting to prejudge the question. Hs (Mr. Waterton) W his lordship that he had been quits emend of the con- Mb. of the document, and the bishop at cage ruled that he should have a copy. (Hear, hear.) He OIL Waterton) placed the whole points at Moe het ne Maim He aid that the real brae was, whether the charalmealms bad auy right or power to have my control over the maw I. the churches of St. Vaal and St. Itagnshrp Sea Mr. Liddell and Mr. Skimmer bad made their eiftelery edlafthem exclueive, by satin perviously to what oblate the msey would be applied, mal Mrs the elms which ought to p m de relief of the poor me misappropriated to other papas. The bishop sew the drift d the whole matter, and as gated that there Mehl be s meeting of the parties, In order that • cue add be draws up to ba gehritted to hie legal edam TM aura had been adopted, and the wires weeks was saw before Dr. Ludington, the sib - ' -- ef the Meese, from whom, he had no doubt, • m sewer meld be roreived. (Hear, hear.) He a lesti lhe ra srat with/action upon the coarse whisk bad bees adopted bf the new Bishop of Landes, bemuse it was ▪ well known fad that the late bishop did all ha could to destroy the power of churchwardens to throw out the laity from all mis of control in church matte& end to vest the whole authority in the hands of the clergy. Mr. Waterton neat noticed Sir John Dodson'a decision on the appeal to the Court of Arches, and orneriest& that of the Com- Melee of the Privy Council on final appeal. He ventured to sr that the parishioners knew little or nothing of the extra ordinary and almost incredible influences which were brought to beer upon that Committee of Council. Leaden of the =t titles in the land, noblemen holding high odmi, and were working in secret upon the minds of the judges, so that they might strain the law in favour of the Puseyite perry in the church. Mr. Dom.:, raid that it ma his duty se chairman to *as that impugning the impnetiaity of the Committee of Privy Council we beads the question of the day. (Great ltPnwx.) Mr. WFATERTON said he was 1110 t Impugning the imparti ality of the Committee of Privy Council, for he was going to pay them the highest compliment--nusely, that in spite of such powerful influences they had delivered so impartial a judgment. He looked upon that judgment as a great victory, for those oates of furniture against which they bad born fightim, when detached from doctrine, were insignificant and valueless. If it were not for the doctrine of tranimbetentimion which they supported, the pieces of furniture would scarcely be worth a thought. But that was the doctrine they were helped to 'nipped—namely, that a poor human being wear tnet • surplice and called a priest MUM tram/one breed and wins into the living body and blood of Chriat that upon every occasion when the Eucharistic sa crifice, ea it ma called, was offered, thin per human being mad give or withhold Ond's Meatier se be *vied by reseal reservation. It was that &mak barmy which the symbols objected to taught, and it was again* all this that he we determined to preterit as Mg am heir& Mem bear.) Did the pariehioners think that be led the few seal men who WO been working with Mr daring the Lees limpers, and had spent their tame, there momy t sad their ameba and beaerht themselves into all roes* obloquy end eantaupt, bad been lighting amply Kralpit ed a n se a cov erings for the reramental easels? ()a the watery, thief protests had been andel wig Oar damnable errors which would bring bark the people of this country under the serfdom of the priedbood. Some of the articles of furniture were to be retained, but the decision of the Privy Council had destroyed the doctrines they were in tended to support. There woe to be no altar, and without an altar these could not be a sacrifice. (Hear, hear.) The Privy Council had declared that altan were Weigel, and they would henceforth hare to resort to honest communion tablas, on which there were to be no candles. (Cheers.) The Privy Council said in effert that the Possittes had made thendelvta an idol, but that they had struck off its head, and DOW all the vitality of the Puseytte system had gone. He (Mr. Waterton) bad seen a note written by the Archbishop of Canterbury, in which his grace expressed an opinion that in the repent judgment the evangelical party had gained a great victory, and that the sacramental party in the church mud depart from it. (Loud cheers.) There were dyers! minor points undecided by the judgment of the Committee of Council, sad these were to be left to the jurisdiction of the bishop, so that everything now would depend upon the people. Only let the Bishop of London and the other bishops know what the people wanted, and they might do peW upon it they would very soon have it ell their own way. (Lend cheers.) If the people carried on the work with the hearty seal with which they had commenced it, they would soon pin a complete triumph over all the Roman priests who had thrust themselves, Übe Jenks, into protestant places of worship. (Loud cheers.) Thanks having been voted to Mr. Liddell he his ocean& in the chair on that occesion, the meeting repented. THE EASTER VESTRIES. ST. ?WEIN. SAFFRON-IfILL.—A meeting of in. habitant lionasholders was bald yesterday, in the • -roast of the rhumb, Beffnm-hlll. The Barr. W. entebent, nominated Mr. Borough as his churchwarden for the per ensuing. Mr. Cottrell polkaed that Mr. Ones be appointed churchwarden for the district during the year ensuing, which was escoadsd by Mr. Mks, end unanimously to agreed . Mr. Hanslip Mated that the church wee m want of cleansing sad replan, the cost of which warn mated at 2401., and there bong no other fund from which the net could be defrayed It was proposed to borrow the amount on the meanly of 1601. per annum received from the Thane Ewan, emd to repayannual instalments of 251. Ths Charity Cesmkedoners bed given their maction to this mods of raking the amount, and it waa proposed to apply to Vice- Cbsecellor Stsert kg ins authority for to doing. The mat ting anodised dr regaled mode of mixing the money fee the purpose EWA air directed diet the jor oar notice be eased to the abriiklimr 1011110elsig the intend: to to Vits-Chmenvlbr gawk Ike his maim to such The batman of the day terminated TM a vote oithanks o the chain's& Sr.Mors, Liatisocer..—At it vestry held yes terday vaillarthe Mrteouc Ad, II D. m MAW la deo . IL M .= Mr. J Mr.ames lb.*YA- Jam Ni. Joseph Deer, Mr. James fi n enit Rose, Mr. Jam Restett, Mr. John Holman Mr. Francis Dershirl, and Mr. Stephe n = wens pot in acedentles for the olio, of church wardens. A ballot having been taken, Mr. John Lawson Bah err and Mr. Stephen Dodd Skillet were declared ditty elected. Mr. Arthur Antoine Wetter was elected ea vestry clerk. ST. ANDREW, HOLBORN.—At a meeting of the Mamie Trustees, held to the Inquest Room, St. Andre/es t...art, the Rev. J. J. Tocerood rector, in the chair ; Mr. Charles Money, of 14h liolbOrn, was sleeted noire church warden, and Mr. Robert Scott, of Fetter-lane, junior churchwarden. Mews. Gillum, H. Brett, Abbott, and Webb were elected eidesman for the year enealag. ST. GEORGE-TITE-MARTTIL—At a vest 7 meeting, bold to the Vestry-roan of the wish chinch, Queen azri4s, the Rev. W. Short, rector, in the chair,Mr. Herbert W . of Great Ormond-street, end Mr. W. C. Ha gma n, Great Ormond-street, were elected elnuchweideaa for the year ensuing, and Moen. Tibbetts and New were eland lidoemen. HOLY TRINITY, GRATIi-LYN-ROAD.—Mr. Stephen Pearson, of Lamb'. Conduit-street, end Mr. W. Melton, of Bedford-row, hare been appointed churchwardens fur the ST. ensuing. ST. SEPULCHRE, LONDON.—.At a vestry meeting held yesterday in the metry-room of the parish church, Skinner-street, the Rev. James Jackson, view, in the chair, Mr. Geo. Scannell, Mr. Chas. C. Isteotehe, and Mr. Thos. H. Fes, were elected churchwardens for the year ensuing. ST. SEPULCHRE, MIDDLEBEI.—.-The guardians of the pow elected for the portion of the parish which forma put of the Holborn Union ere, Messrs Thos. Lanedown, Wm. Goldsworthy, John Edwards, and Robert Winder. ST. GEORGE'R-IN-THE-EAST.—At the usual annual Baster vestry meeting, Mr. William Clark and Mr. Thomas Padden were elected the churchwardens for the enruing twelvemonths, and the following gentlemen were the sue cemful trustees .—Mr. James Fraser, Mr. John Frawr, Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Chafe cod, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Fairclough, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Stretford, Mr. Bond, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Francia, Mr. Carpenter, and Mr. Foulger. Over sere: Mr. Rumbold, Mr. (Kahle, Mr. Heated, and Mr. Herbert. AfILE•E:VD OLD TOWN.—At CI vestry held on Heater Monday, Mr. Sernuel Stephenson and Mr. George Davies wen chosen churchwardens. MATTHEW, ETFINAL-CIREEIa.—On Monday, at • Teary nneet, Mr. Thomas Martin was appointed church yards's, and Mr. Robert Brooks was votad in as recur wards& ST. ATIOURN, SOCTIIWARK.—The elected ree' held their annual Easter meeting lame evening, at the chunk when the following gentlemen wire elected as wardens : Mr. 8. Pegg, warden of the great scampi ; Mr. Beard, restar's warden ; Mr. Nevins, college warden; Mr. Tian, Bell warden; Mr. Satundly, Newcomen'e warden ; Mr. Pleat, Spred and hawses warden. Messrs. Byers, Toby, BrydgesondWillierus, wire then elected overawe. Alter as dredge steam minor oaken, a petition, amorously sigank w a s Pe=lijealihi Om the Pe:coding. of the peel& being in opal vestry, instead of as am lk 19 20 - Vle., by which thia week is re▪ eed with Owlichur •tl, the proceeding. Wag by anted reetrynen. The petition wee sod whin* any diseneelen it e ee Imo.* thee the if leg It to the lefisientre should be et a vestry. flash to the chairman closed the business. Caluffrcuvace, BLACK/RIAU. Yesterday a public meeting of the ratepayers of this pariah was held in the Vestry-room, adjoining the church, the Rev. Joseph Brown, rector, in the chair. Mr. Benjamin Ilemsdag, the late senior churchwarden, was re-elected, and Mr. Johnom was chosen, in the roam of Mr. Chaim, the junior warden, who retired. The auditors of the churchwardens' wcounte were then elected, as well as other Oben, the proceedings terminating with a vote of thanks to Meows. Hemming and Chenu, the peat churchwardens, and to the rev. chairman. ST. OLAWR'B, BOUTITWARK.—At the Easter Tuesday vestry of this parish, held at the Vestry-house, adjoining the church, the following gentlemen were elertod warden.— Morn. W. Snook (rector's warden), W. H. Pettigrew, J. Peaks, and 8. Jenkins. - . --1 MILE - END O LD 1 Otilt.—At a meeting of the vestry of the hamlet of Mile-esid Old Town, held yesterday, under the Metropolis Local Management Act, fur the purpose of electing fifty trustees, sad arranging other affairs under the recent act of parliament, Mr. Samuel Stephenann, the senior chtuehwarden, occupied the chair, and a number of the most influential officials were present. The following gentlemen were tho trustee.. under tho local set:—Mr. P. Atrill, Mr. S. Easter, Mr. It. Becton, Mr. W. H. Cable, Mr. J. Canhon, Mr. B. Cooper, Mr. T. W. Crow, Mr. P. Edinger, Me. J. Ely, Mr. J. Oiler, Mr. F. J. Gold, Mr. J. Griffith, Mr. J. Haigh, Mr. J. J. Hielunott, Mr. H. Hollingsworth, Mr. J. K. Hort, Mr. E. Horton, Mr. J Jacks, Mr. T. Jenkins, Mr. G. Lundy, Mr. E. Leigh, Mr. H. J Leatherdale, Mr. J. Lyon, Mr. C. bloody, Mr. 8. Mono Mr. W. Newton, Mr. J. Norris, Mr. J. Patten, Mr. H. Preece, Mr. J. Sad grove. Mr. It. Stolid Mr. T. Single, Mr. W. E. Snow, Mr. T. Smith, Mr J. Steiner, Mr. E. Stigma, Mr. J. Sykes, Mr. D. Tsdlow, Mr. O. W. Taylor, Mr. C. Tattmar, Mr. J. Wetton, Mr. H. Wright, Mr. W. Hollingsworth, Mr. C. C. Moore, Mr. W. P. Jackman, Mr. A. Single, Mr. E. Nalham, and Mr. J. Simpson. The vestry clerk having read the minutes of the business which transpired, the usual vote of thanks terminatod the ST. MARGARET, NEW Ftslt-aritlal e .- di -Testerday, at • meeting of the vestry and inhabitants. Mr. Keeling. although of the Hebrew faith, was re-elceted, for the third time, chureltwarden of this parish; the Intercern of the church being viewed by the parlithiosiers as faithAdly pro tected under his care. THE LIVERPOOL. FREE LIBRARY AND MUSEUM:— The foundation atone of the new building in Shew's Brow, opposite St. 00011 re. Hail, wee to be laid this day, at noon, by the founder, Mr. William Brown , M.P.. who, after de fraying the entire cost of its construction, estimated at about 30,0001.. will present it as a Um gift to the people of Liver pool. The Free Public Library wasop ened in October, 1862, ha temporary premises in Duke-street, when the col lection in natural history belonging to the lota Earl of Derby, by whom it wee bequeathed to the town, wet re moved. The library was opened with 10,000 volnmee, which number had increased to 21,021 in August, 1866, ex clusive of 13,524 books in two tree lending libraries. one in the north and the other in the south district. The proceedings of the day ommence with the presentation of Mimeses to Mr. Brown, at the Town-hall, after which that gentleman, the guestit, visitors, and others, will march in proceadon to the rite of the building, and after the ceremony of laying the atone, a banquet will be held in St. George's hall. it was not certain whether the Earl of Derby, who had been invited, would be able to be prevent, but the gmota would include Earl Talbot, Lord Stanley, Lord Cavendish, Sir John Pakington, the Right lion. C. P. Villiers, the Hon. Sir F.dward Cust, Sir Thome. B. Birch, Sir Jame. I'. K. Shuttleworth, Lieutenant•Oeneral Sir Harry Smith, 0.C.8., Colonel Wiltoll Patten, M.P., Mr. John Cheetharn, M.P., Mr. J. Christopher Ewart, M.P., Mr. T. B. Hord a% N.P., Mr. Monekton Milnes, M.P., Mr. J. Brumley Moore, M.P., Mr. Thoetu Thomely, I.P, b. 110. old rat mai 1,111. w+ law 'I 11. as NW W ri Mild 4 r Oa stab 11.01