The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-07 00:00:00

( . 1 jyz 9c -z • \1 V SPAPER 111 - I reb j e , ssaudxa Ottp r t • • Na 8,319.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 7 : 1857. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. IL 114 u► Va• REGULAR p o OgDON and NANTES LINE of STEAMERS mod CLIPPIE/M-oam 1* Lesdabball•lni•—Tbb Iliffil bbo.l CITY. 11•11T111. Odle W. FARMS& d• L i.r.W Yob larks Mr Wain lib ft% end Wed bt bobby mob. 1•••01 UAL Timm" ness by leibmigl•Llsoin•L&••• ml ell Isonnlimbe oubm••lree or le LAIIIOIOII bad WILIKII, be IL opnrialm.M. tICTORIA (LONDON) DOCICB. IN 'NIPPUR& NIP we we brim sumo& l• Ur TRW' ••••• ROM ?or ReON/Nka imam 11101 T LP NW. R. Ism*. • SO Mim05a.......... al Oa. 21111111131? rPo." 0 . 0 " tollir I Omura loan II .............. . g ..... Wee Rake ... W. •Ma Oa. _- - - MIODII ItiVe g frollitik 004711 ma 11. I =tab bi ll" rms Os Dole re Os ism mg be obalaell sentilegliaat as Dern- GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. RAMA 111011111111. Mffrale TIMM* WWI ea IraIIUIDAT. the Ilb IN, leemeashie de" mat be meia& I. eal teebellai Tenth/. eted Or MIL Oa the lirteeel mad gamier mad Dm& Drees Ilellaega Mn Tharla Anee areilehie Oa O r Mao es IN= ea tea se Wag" malt laa Maim ha 10 am. Mrs ail Or II a. 341 Calprobina lalleeen W and ever the limb Wale. Leee. BEAT WESTERN RAILWAY. mama HOLIDAYS, (BEAT lICORSION to CHIPTIVINAIII.M . W . : 10 —13.11•14:111141T. 11pri/ 11. • Tr I. we •I SW p... 1•4•11111( 0 a ths fonooteg TM:IMA •11 .38 as.; ill. 8 smi... and Cippwalam. at &JO sm. hew 2/1•84 rot; Mai ort Climinliem, 88. sad i A mei Ws may aimed. 8•8 slerlamei REAT WESTERN RAILWAY. I sSTIII HOLIDAYS. P ZICUILSION So SIMMS. liabory. Lamodmike, War r WON BFOIMIrkk. aradbabray. Able b. rid W *MTN min lon Peddftelas..• SUNDAY. Asa 12. al 7.4 A ailaml i llizsbe maim al AS win bum lasksstsampasa sag as pm , WWI. P.ssa—Oadad. da. 44. aM la : . Is sod Ma : Lasaslositua aM Nan**. las. dd. and Oa ; Din Ha and T.. Raaboressa.Wasl brsm..l.-b. If opmnaskry. Nil D. di aid T. ad.: sod lialssbridass. Lab assd la. I* b. TYNAN. sot Isaashmbas. aSEAT WESTERN RAILWAY. 44 tr.7.7.437-I,Eillar - -nth On sal M. ; ea W sad Wea rtft eirNoe Man • Th. it ma Dn. I.leaw„ M. sal d I.lwpsel. 6.41 I% Mimi mist ',dye M trarderelis, sag oaf avensli• hr W miss GEEAT WESTERN RAILWAY. I DAT.. P IX COPAION to CI HOL Ma CllFfl. 'PROM 01.017C111 atd Tmla S W. Fa1a1...• at 7.111 aa. ea SWAY. Apra If. mama. ar aana amine ham Chi aa . lama. LS; and 1.10. Om Calamaa. awl rte. I. mil abb. ..I Inadomab. g aA REAT WESTERN RAILWAY. lAIITIOI HOLIDAY& htbark dds It LICIIIISION to MOW lIIIIIDIM W ham To.leerre _a. , Warr& —A Tams .m 1 Are pie V IDA T. Ars IL As A Dr. sarafri ea Irak& the Werner.. al as ha. rd Herr r pot —Tar Trathrliga ar webs. ta. Nal ro : it dad dr& lia rd Oa ; Dawarr god leasandlL lha rd b. 4LNX. of DEPOSIT, 3, PoII MA -nall East, London. armD. Dame et IN v DEM o r. ' O M A. OD= on nnewelid le swim S. Pion a/ Um IDA 4 !pm& Pienprom• nod fesm i tmlnennenie on ` r hen en 011111011. DAsewn=f HE NEW PATENT ELLIPTIC-BTED vie. m .k. ~ .. 1 ... 21 3 11 = 11 NY . 0441:11:1 4 lils IZirmircer Wimp it edr_tesol...r . ni• 46.=.11.161.= isi Ibir 5 to bi tari: .11117 sszloir4i, Or maim • Saila I. 160 IS el Z d 4milio= "l mist of pint min kr Vilma %. Imil of MI batimildr. mod dispois-10. livisleimi, Imam R.O. r. t. rad. dot L= ADIEB of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who NW Res wenn ....0 Mod. awl Elw• MOMS IL m en**, past In the soplkwawa 0 bWrisil wwwWW• •Dow a Inglake n .:. ' ' r tz . .O:r6MINNIM ihipllMlllt rdis • maw. So Ow Orb ••• inn Paw • a p••••• • bee awl whoWnwend aurae et of We Ala seamed laOzw•wwkw st ii. AL awl i tireir d b•••• (W•Wit— S TIN wird. " ••:ba** •w• •• We WO emir WpaWn. " A. ROWLAND __RM. la nd YR si S. 11WWw•wOw. LwOw •w 4 W ••••••••• worm ____. EtATING'S COUGH LOZENGES — " A alight wa.••r waft woo.. re aol 'mooted. tee elles lam M. ........4 . =st i lsollitt ni stolow =Art theoero a rwe Is i or WWI W WWI wr W I." seed the tom el Wit eatome el ourz The IstimWto le Or 4, bow Mos WM moleml M UMW*. oe mall m ba d ol= l l= Wl* .." 0....1.0y armor swim em mor WAMmegro. ll . , m Sob.seleakte Wm lo s WI se W em oeld Mimeo Cresol Mee IA &L. 4" milleo — liE So THOMAS SATO MOW. ba. 11, se. pew Qom& MM. MAMA SWIM ell Minter A row NO 011. 0 IMO E EOULA.R LINE of PACKETS to the SOUTH COAST, 11 , 10711 A/MICA —Pa VAL/ARAM Dine.. Ow V7WS als, TIIILIV. el ler nobler. WA LTII uTg0.......:1~.11ft IL Lambe. Dwain T r. MY Web ft Uftroeft ft lee. of fte mar Oft awed 1..6.. et tow ewes Yr. VOA ftlobtufta • seek ft..k wows nem aloft. New 1.1...0fte NM .0 OW IMF ft be ft on Ole = .4 ftre Ira& Wm C • Awe weft M./Waft or . efts. sr 1.• bon oftefteilpenolooftl la Ow fte Oftol lowft e tlit . ...m. Met perm afP/7 W 111/rl/001. ,11.1100 CI. iffil 11. LVERLAND ROUTE . —STRAM to INDIA and ye A 4ma c mjrnsistukk ai ke rG OZMlZAL gm* lad iamb la tile NIDIraIAIIMANOIOI4. AZ: . 0.1.5. Mass. Calsolis. 1.42:: mow by *dr 11= 1... ftethrgice sa iir sod at wary sena.— wr .i i WI lam. 124 Lain. mei REGULAR LINE of STEAMERS between LONDON asd PORTS as Us II ROT 00• IT V • SILICA : Nana Commadsr. 1 Toms& ITo SM. EmilW. R. Spam& . . VS IM of Apra •I . . Masi ... St MS a lisy. Mao. I. .. I 1 N. IL. Mum ..... WI Mb of Jar .• I ....... CL R. Furessol . . 111 NIS of JsO. kdTßf...trft . saPSlS=lgz h er Sisis. voll sabd V sellidst Istbusesst Isla moot Ss lisrmsled Orme% ssi seaVond Is Wks sad Vs.s. E 7 1:31% ~„ = hip szai spess i t . : = r oll zs tso Er= Is lss , lt s. fejr . Res sods wayttibm Ilsger Tbsasssissl. sr le Re TlslsslaThansp•L Iseslnst. Mbseriss.—Ves Po , rikvsodss SNIP Is OMR ma 011111•1. L Nos Mg OW. .111=passIrssi. Goods lot the Dissime ssolvel tem LRI Is TEAM to NEW YORE Direct, and the rariord *Mira ••••• le (1••••• In& Tbs LIVIRPOOL. . ma PUHA DILPIIIIA IPTIIMMIHIP 00111 PAN 1 fror ". M i t i la k itat= ... rr il _ l". .'" di". MT Or W MIIIIIPOTOS .... ..... re-merre•r. Apia S. thrOV l TAlielikirle* .. ... ... l • Rte; ZV I Awl ovin morrow . weingolay. Cabin prow la alms^ IT mirk mod Il wiser. asswedlig le Ile ipossmobilw. 10011•ILD 10•11011 10 Lllllll .. iii 0 I ,0101.0010101 al I l'imele ... ... a • „ix= IC I 1,.= .:::: d 1 Molar du. b, c... 4 am Ur V si ma—Far I onimilm• me a ii =t l Vll.l.l•ll MUNI, I ..d U. • II g• o =as ••• swami' Zap- Clempam a, W. do* LTEAM to NEW YORE tram t3OUTHAIRTON. T. Drawl @kW 11.01111mmoble MIMI. Ore:OTT011. a• INHerre weer. oil here Seeekrese OW TORE le OXBOW. ler. I. al I ere* p.m. " " k elk. kr Ile neeWreel bre po n eed kr ebeereribble plow Forno—Fleri re Pr ; owed rim 011- ie Ur fierniCloll T eel Cs, amber. erel rlnUeed ... :...Z.C. or be 0111111DLA zd s. Z Ilk Morrie ee . kor. W.tl-710r lekra ell be kr Nowak aye tit ST. MARTIN'S HALL.—HANDEL'S ficti m atkai A . y.YW Zar i te Einatir afM:7lorltl/1 LUZ 9•191901•44911.19. NW VW; M. Marisa Mao, Itio Dolly. Mr. lbw rm, Ms. T. Mak" la. M.; dills„ tow e•st GENERAL TOM THUMB—PASSION W MEW of WALE DALAI. I* Swat. .Inet.-11•• Sys. Dorm. Ewer, loWathoso. Potroolod to Mt rtr, tbo T r i t r . owl ezta...2=7 .6 try .4r tztllt Si I: Godfrey tommul a rrltot bow thoo Yob{ otortowo at L and ists deem at otwwwoo at Es Env Erin rno sot Wilda* EA the Moos orimpowio Asti L W to. ROYAL GARDENS, CREMORNE. 0W 000 D FRIDAY ood_tiltrall SIM DAY, too Pro. rob ost botoulmmal TIAN rim. so b. . alb Vulva owl ammottolo ommoonso dialog sho bobr ROYAL COLOSSEUM OPEN DAILY, Morning mAltlminsi4L—AdWellwftellMms. M ONT BLANC IS OPEN TO-NIGHT. HARRIS'S SPECTACLES, the cheapest and Mink et:or eaulliae. ter pawls' ille digli from i fir: fr. rs ve& ....... 1.• e r: s r I ,:i e WS air Ow alsig. p.i We pram Ile •t• eider.'od able. 1,), id. pat ben— OIL i nla[Li :MO i• as Iffsl itstaity. mogul She MlMr= 014 Losiara. Otaliss—Dlnsfig 'waft re mask awl soften dew SAFETY for STREET DOORS.—CHLIBB'S PATIN? LATCBM small awe ag...1 very =Ye pOns. Thep./ Yes MI slaw sod Cbralal DOwler Wevery ;,orp.o. lilmirsied ant osapplisialms.—Cil IDOL Q. Ilt. Prallwamelmr4. Lemke. DAYER'S PATENT IRON BEDSTEAD, sar. wel oke GO lorkils omit% the wsrld. sod WI sods es Damian SWIMS. Ins minal. In; =Wino% loos/ Ss.: P.m& 14 is Sta. Si.. Mk N.. On : .1.7 Wasson. Imo wall mow W. thles• I. A. 4113 in. al • iva ......., bum mitremon—Shom .reams. Usorstaftery. S. Nwr Olorobsimi. No —beaked. sad beady Oaf. DENNETTS MODEL WATCH. 65 ettospoido. —As Ab maratm&m. • lir, mai Mat, et *A nom. Misr, al lea lailno :la •Avai s t:::xlses .... ; sold : ►n alma 71=71eros Imam QIMPSON'S FAMILY BOOT and SHOE WAILEHOUIII—Tho brow' oaf bat Osoft of WNW Gnaw ofloV. UAW% mad Mamie Sward Mhos lo Idatemat .0011 lo hood por . foelfa m MooL mama of Ye* ♦ lholool—Pln mot 0X101P4T11137. 2 34=111) Isla COALS. —By &sew sad Railway.—LßA sad sem. end Tow Vs. per Ma Arens trees lee CieMe New memo. et elle sem bran; I. Menbleam et deny. Nemetse WelleeZellvenod. maw& Se am pen el es Us per bee MO Woe Ile le rilltemed L 9 1 20. 411 lir* Leeks MI.. Delft insbeele. letbalest. er RELIEF to tie ItIiSARRASSED.—Mr. &XI.L. el 1141..Mter sod ANwww ab. sake et I =new Is w ows 'Owe ore lone . M Zinn, fROTICTIO Own` owl •Ilmo inwenno. 18 1::Ww " W i ke Own minor she wo Ast. NW We wen eionownion Yp to NY 4 Nonce t• prvENTows.—OFFICII far PATIN?' of 1 ma—TM" CIRCULAR of I al i t i ki l fl o= Y the Wood enema sad %Mt, or mkt do Rau nine la. It ant Vollod Marlow or moolnio: oor 'my Wina so to oR grintoo postai bon Tto do promo pAy • =l ... ep thehr Iroo. /MRCS or.d Co.. Chortmoorolo b or Moon% prim in 01., TEI lIVITIRPATAtad 1/oDlifiD MOTHS : tomb( the Vim Vdone of MANUAL of BRITISH BUTTERFLIES and MOTU. Ng ? haumw. Labor "Jim: s Not kr la limner Tim." Ss. Laden Jeha Tr 'for* Peternaftwww, SONG doo.—For 7d. in postage stamps will be .aid .r IX *NA Sow. Pes, AA. I. r hAst. . Odirt Linn amebae ter tar prrbot. lie we • will await, As lanitable midget So I. lidullei mem AL Lain : Wort Omk• ma 0.... New 11.11.04sOnesi prItArIa t Tro "." (COVINSTION; being Dreglirirairrt tte Dra ga rly .N. icr= D Wry dad rwirr ri Ws Omar newer. le • TID•11111 1 2 rd Lawry Mc Mar. a randr la. are a. ijoitsrt rd D Dr MOM. ddress. Fro. Orr Berm youilmr= =homy= sad ry Wool . ess#4..4 MN% eires a • Laineiika. a. 1. as UMW MM.= imirp b 1 Mb• tram Os Ager. 1/8.4.45ra The recent election in South Wilta is the most expasies sad moat essay costastad ono that hoe hem known Ix mem Forty pair of homes we Wed to Southampton to trim up the VOWS, and ell the hens. that meld be W p m d around Issidss the country were Wed. Hems mete ems oh• fres . _ _ EaClloa 14 7 i1TIONS tar TILE NEW PAILIAMEET. —A staralwe e e so tae wal be paned be the Mae at Cams et aria abeam a the sew w awa I* en s. Ana pat. u.... to Is pmentei is the bier wan 14 ins. Delon spina Is preened s meanwase Ytobsawedbeesy an% three, er hat pans es seals, lerr 1,n01., or sen, tar ths pawn st sea sad swam n• wow In to sae ilea* if _• eating. beaten if enalis, way meg be pa as the Zia et Thew le s gen rt nimbi le ths i rtt et s wry peellnent. l.lBl.l lL rr hw eeerasern The Span be mesa • poen caw asrisr Mlles ot names. nabs &MO lb yews Imily be es mei. The penal re Is be and he earn eismittees, nee ere to sera is the bless. as via st the Oh was we ai be it mad list wen ma sin nalteee shell hry r meth et Ss rams sr sham eie elk Ihe isles palm what to Inn sad shell weles by s tesporty d rink It kr the line bar esealahe et an Ora as essarba• nailer ths nag wienea et dew if thisa, my led wire oder pwres woe oar Mina or *del, et wham is slew ilea be na If mbar a saw wilt nal le Ines, al* delessiallia an be feel bane lles patine heals sat paean it la brass eel bar Oast by the 1111111110111111 ail ardor Orb siren le be aka Is the shei ths assestan aura kr anhes w sae% r Ale Weft s van le be w kr sea as arc della i t kg amen Oa Ea hie emelt= se the ems way ne , qua" IV were penis lbe warn way meet Y] edisr detrakalles he the brew he lb eselhallea or NOW/am Tete CLEZIENWELL INCIINDENCT. Yesterday the polar tar the aralletes r SM. paha.* ann. The Bee. Beat Magi* his rewind maw baba via the two ear araines hew Oahe/ his *ea • seise. It ant he alsred, 'waiver, thet areLe a h . e In. Mr. asepelher eepethew lbe shahs es la la hi- Ms mai et Ile inky lb. Bell se tea isardes t tabs wan et an she isesal, sea. he awash • able paid berilla, Dr se Whir ye opus le #ve Mow le elesesa It smear perhume It he w et ran babied whelher the dirks lee redly seams/ Se Iselleris Mr. Mid" lobo reprileambly tho popular sad when saires s c o re darn Is wry nen= by ma ininal GALLI= or luvviuntow.—Last idea Mr. o•Cfp L=Leb5i=0 . 1 . 1 .6.1.1 20,111 Gamy Si 1111111 Kr. ace, ea lila Wood balm "The Lib et Nary, owl lamb ad raped by lt b ei= I. hi drab et re solholorlo Qua, Mr. napes the pore red fawns sae, es rins=a; sod ins a spire the newel ebt how leor birth le b 60 11. 6 1 =b0r *Wm spirt the love eat et De Ora The al dumb Is ii pr . Leribraellsoul r Orris tb ti if re who wee w othrahin et lb Is her b Sih Carr with ales lfsrp, woe oureed hr the Pray at leech name% an alb thie la a ketteee is easelei the ban et " Owen anielesen" which I. mese, lei by MEN Chen Firer. The " Towns,- ✓at," 0 311111111 Wean" " DINA Dome" Beanie Beals* Oahu," " wee W bar "Lowly la the Ross t isweei," re rue of the asp which esL the hie at sowe Is Mays elarami MA. • dust, "TIN asks of en we NNW whin I sunned with the Caren. IMOt hum hires , vie sag by Mr Pear sai Mr. Milne Cooper, sod erre& The eartelesent al be repaid dear al nt part ot the wed', ant win well rem • visit. AINSEDEACON DEELICIEW Cue.—Bar Jobs Dod oes, De Der el CONK a Arrow, be eppoirsul Moe- Jay, Aeon fl=horettaps ter bowleg the oppri ht inheres • ere Dots dr err rad arty the Arehlably et Orrolsoy al Ds& is the ewer et or savour arias by re Das et Aries I YtbWalla if the avelaster to prewar a Darr aged it lie J. dol Prone 'Crary Coml. THE OFtEAT TOBACCO CONTROVERSY.- "EMAINIIIMr " n ' T hr Dr. idur reT =.., ildlwrolly Pr. /Lirrirj=l. G ENTLE prwoore from without has caused the lis i rtschrit i gtor t ur a r e ass sae Is. Tax of 'Na b ta• lb* PRICE@ 14 pot _arl UN Lb. Crol in e amp?, IL,. tu. OL pot lb...ad GO* to Ur bury. al ILL—Wrolooom Dot IL Holmoolvadpurd, iliagoooir amt. MUBIC. -0-- LMI. MELLON'S Correws.—Mr. Alfred Mello le this week giving a merles of orelmoltol *Moses la Doom Lae Theatre. The end took paw Imot coming, ad woo truly admirable. The archestrsweeihmedisne bead amod by himself, sod now well known , boa la loses di tbo loowistoo, ardor the woo of do Ortboolool Tlion , sob toned by the principal artiste se Jollhors hale Aid to thin orobouirs an Mad a ashes of oar bomb* liaggn sad leilroustal performers. The ye:grams might earthed sane pieces, instrumental es es vocal, of the !debase ceder. Of the former class were Mr. Xenon's emerams, Mar cents," an exceedingly phoned empathize ; the edsglo cad rondo 6061 Beethoven's grand clued symphony; sad the overture to 0 rilla ; all of them Numbly parlbemed. Mies Arabella Goddard played Mendsleaohn's Rondo Brillante," In B minor, is usual, with consummate szooLknos and immense effect. Theo was she a grand operatic selection from the Trembra ; the solos for the various instruments played, as at Jullion's concerts, by Transit, Lavigne, Las:arta, Kook, =ghee. Amon the vocal pave were Mabee me, "The Weallerie," nog by Mr. Wien ; Verdes ameba, "Teen moue," sad Arne " nets tlwa bee wrelea ;; by Kim Leek; Visaing. sad IfiVi favourite lead, "la this old elwir," by Mr. Croft. Pia% the Berliales zelastrd, was ahe there with hie arevelhaw Bide pipe. The theatre woe well Med, sad we trust that these plearat coaxes will ha sucoarfal. CONCIRTS FOR THE which ore given at St. Martin's-hall on Monday evenings, we have shady given Donn account. They have been at on foot for the benerolint pupae of furnishing the people with a relied atterteinment within the means of Winos , sverybsdy ; and, considering the cutaway low poises of 'd eniable, the music, both in rowel to seisction and perform ance, is much =wkr to what night have been expected. last evening the Lard Mayor and lady Mayoras, with the Sheriffs and Under-Soda of London and Middlesex, honoured the mart with their presence, and the spacious hall was welt Wed. Miss Birch, Madame Baran, and maid air awns mon or less known to the public, joined is the porthrmemoa Thera was abo a mall choir, and the vocal parse were eaxamanied o the organ. Sawa pieces of • high order—sa anthem conahaing of a quartet and chorus from Mozart's Twelfth Mess—Avison's once knows but now (mica's chorus, " Sound the loud " these concerts, —lfeisdelmeha's a 4, " 0 rest hi the Lent "—the sir from The Ovation, " In native worth "—end some other things of s Mailer chernore,mere very respedebly reformed ; and the rave dander of the selection was well =died to the IMO& ML Cosi's Coscm.—Thio concert wu given Yet might ia &taw Heil. When we say that thegiver kis s& emosteed it al a Comowt-licatere t" we lave sad en that Y lie be sea &boat It wee • monatroue forego of all aaeY of male, good, bad, mad latices; wag sod played by • lot of palbromera sad Hamel to by • groat andtavide. each thlap ere of ao labored to pumas et all coaverseat with aelo ; but they draw together a crowd of people, who we glad to get • rata. aft of the papaw pin of the day far very but. money. SACIIID IiAIIIONIC SOCIZTT.—EXZT6I H►LL.— Tbe rail Peron week performanos of the Merril takes place to-morrow (Wednesday). Madame Clara Novelle, Mir Deft?, Mr. Sirs Rears, and Kr. Wit.., principal mores. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIRIALTY, APRIL B.—A PPOINTIMIT I.—Captain s H. w Lyda. (1,666), to tits Castor, 36, Cape of flood Hope im. Cananandir M. B. Dann OW' ), to the Ciunberland, 70, at Chatham. Lieutamente B. 0. Plekard (1843), and A. 11. Fita-Roy 1866), to the Camberland ; B. L. Bound (15.54), to this sl Williams, 120, guard ship of ordinary, at llevonport ; F. swoon (1864nd A. Eaton (1657), to tho Raining% 60, SCIIII• steam •A Portsmouth. "Wks S. D. 8 von (1843), to the Hooting*. PORTSMOUTH, Aran. 6. The Excellent, gunnery ship, Captain Sir T. Matbad, C. 8., the Sep of Reer-Aduthal Wallis, to deAstaii%ad alien the fag of the Port Admiral, which the V tlen. The anew troop skip, has received = baud the following troop:—For Heap Leap: 17 officers and 290 roes of dole& Rest; 12 00:1111 sad 116 men of the 59th Rept.; cep ma if the Moldiest at., Corps ; sad for the Cape el Good Napa 1 officer sad 30 mead the Royal Regime= The rvi der of the 90th sad other troops will embark la a few days onboard the screw troop ship Ituralsye. INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Aran. 6. Dom DAYS FOX NEXT TERNl.—COngregatior sumlel ara of irr;isr pa oa 70.7 tavims_liallike in lip wing days la the min tam, win, Weimar, dyed 22 ; Dim? • Thwisi, May 14 ; Walistoiy, Nay 20 ; eld ithwaytill i t. No y poem whim my ersorl M antra as a tbr my degree dm eater Ile net maid kSo beak tryt br that wpm at dr Vistretswasit's bows is Or brie is day=Se day af surpration. Ditaislies AM to Ili they am prong to it Zees et VILA. In Moir TM is her matriculation, id dot they nut et mossity radii terry-one days d cm tem berms is herr of LA. aw 4 that of 12.h.7 4 2 that ivy can road hi the same Mat is which such red rice Wirt. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'B-14oxpAr. Strong oyeadttoa art to plait Vedette kr the Two Thomann& - At bete to 1 was repeatedly Yid wiled Us. but tame the eine to , 9 sad 19619 LID I was booked &rat W. Sls I. l "her see," tree vied out the end theme elle woe Isitue about fi t = and bet Woe the salmudhere &Armed, 105 le 15 ea& love hentehlimel without dilleulty about either. The ipeshileee sleek War w isdkete the ether changes Is the Tae Ilmumag eerreatt." The wile seleesed ea the Newmarket Ilandiesp are isV il ysl. w nnd ie l = " gat y tbr City .the'Cit l l. to AW% sod 7 le 1 wee hid wire Skirmisher. Lady Itawtheet yes kola be is Doty kr about 3001. at tot; lA* WO yr 101 l 9•19. 01/30. PIOCIL ItPerna/11R W 00.0417. Ste apt the Deign leetwa Olosonte 4 r Mr. Lynn Paelowlwe OS le I) OMIT 111111TENOW MAW WO&P. W afw faN Ilatinblet SL Me (0 7 r i d&WaA (tW di) COMM OOP. 7le apt Mr. &Pent Liewipla IS r Mr. R. Hilt 14.0 Lad thello=lte (1) OS to Or. T. Pant Tow Doak (0 Kr. ban Ont Dias tiWa En) (t) TWO 1111170114110. 4le apt Loot Ulna TWINY (9 to It) In to 1 Or. Onerra SOY= 140 le 1 Lad 011ent Walt 10 ft Wow Ilellwitlee Wan (t di) 10 to Mr. Ilsotwre Hort WSW I 4 to Len teat One eltO If to IL Pant II to 1) 100 w Mt. W. I. & Ownwee Lord Pile ltr (t) IS r Mr. Heger& Orman (t) We to • baralst whales Oils nowt oat **Dan (t) DONUT. 7le opt Mr. W. name. it lison IS r Law Wks Own% In&ellewhera (t) SS lhoweVe W Oppelhwdefe ) (t) IS ft lad an (t sad MN) ) IS to Ile. JAL C. Olnatnas (t 40 to Ith MOM 41) Z 0 be Aglnfral Moreeortt Warterwanio (I) lOW to Le Len hatiment Boon the WOO (t) 041/11. 4 le 1 opt Mr. W. nano% Wok Dem (I) to L lad leis Snit% Lady Ihnhora (t) [Adverdesment}-A moot in r... ...Ino IS 72= ..... 9.14.1. ~...... -4 . do 1:174 - ..v . ; .. • ... ARS &ISt ' 4 lb.; No An, E. • Thor .L n e_ i Nosilal&e.k _bir k i :V .64. 02 114 i SE . NAL . IT. (dos: ser.elainientleallibbhl"4:;l6.-11 ELECTION INTELLI6'ENCR --- The poWut yesterday molted in theitiantz! name the two Rhona ardhlistas. ,Thei Albion when the mini artrelles d Lard R. Orothaer owl Mr. Reathey sat, was inerewathe thniesthrot the 6, 7 b 7 as earls= .a who weed . tho hourly returns of tho dole d the wi th interest. The Union Hotel the of Viscount Chains, also ea =slips et• kr, but the consorrati vie ccoolthe eashated thaseeres with ethiti • during the &sr the aenioner their at th e Cho d the end whisk =• =Monty In fa uring vour of lard China. hoar . Fran am ether bow elsolisa of ths liked asaillathe append le M nth, owl army waressive n kola Ohs tholouspoo - theirlaa whiled es haseeelog = e a* thsh. throw. ity no rely k whkit Lord seloked • la wee at Reath, whams lha polled 219 vein ersist 196 tor Mr. Heehaw. and _UR kir Lord It. Oreweeatax At 111=Nsag =wail, where lb. Usabary's lead la a peatt, the perenderease of Liberal voles was remakolle. L the parolee@ &saki of Hansamoolde, winos cathernelas blimise bee or thmar aesesine beat seeesseitelgr_ dems, th e liberals rad arm* two to one. At Alstemom wad Resepthad they paned awn ens . two to ono. In Ireliatisator Led ChMor• ask • boner fait. At to Vika tae three coaelease hal oath pit 68 fa the Weslogathir death, seatethar to the liberal return, bat at 11 eds.* the blood ceriblelee thee in • air, and at the Meth of Ile poll they wen 76 Oka. Tileiale surly saw the piths- Uhl* catheposams of split vela, rad azertod thowshas with mom Is lepton apes the adore thu asemer of not Orb( *llea la the Risranosidtk inlet the rotes at 12 irifthith hr Omen,, mad Ilsalary teumetively were 626 ail IN; at 2 o'clock 674 rad 671; at l o'clock, whoa the eall demi, 1116 sad 906. The gross math at 2 eels* athillead Mr. lisslary at the heed of the poll, and at the home of the poll he was in • majority of 102 over Lord R. Orethaser, and • wormer of no lOW than 2,510 over Viscount Chin. Lord R. Orcevenoem majority over VSOOOIISi Chian 2,409. . . SLa WIC mos Ai returna=ted by the committee ci WI Z. Ofwmair nil lir. Twiz.Ta O'CLOCK. Oreemer Habig 2878 CW 1577 AT sus Wawa". HaiAmy 3496 GMlnlet Chin AT ewe o'aaar. _ —.-- Banbury Onnvenar arias ar man dew= Ilaskts, 4829 Gramm 4467 Chelan Haatsary 6428 Oresmaar . Chelsea The await is moral as as d is mart sliSi k. elbsts relish In ammemaleas bays aperisarad lv pressed soma sisilles. At Se lan sketles kr do limp& et Miafind past 4,268 votes Mr. Bad Oabarse ealy nimbi bis ds samonathea Mn ollaa by a majority et IL Nam OM time given mom attolls• to the ssiletratioa, sad lama added large amuses le the registry by mesas dOa 11.116thNO Olt tbe Cansevadv• Lind easiaty, The NW* dr set Yto congratulate duns selvas ups the but list est a alt ‘iL asaservative sow pc,. arm • mat kr Me msbegatibm the 'Mid deriendlea of eke armalare will be made by the Illemles et Landes et Brailbol twmarrow (Wednesday) at 1.11 eels& EAST NORFOLK. Te election for this division took place yesterday morning in the SkireitUtorwich. The 1110 H Sit zatrr (Mr. A. Foastaine) Mr. W. B. L. Ilexwma nominated Usfor•General C. A. Wyndham. Lisat..Colonel Taaca @sounded the amine gam Mr. H. R. Uremia nominated Sir E. N. Buxton, But. Mr. J. T. Mow seconded the nomination. No other candidates being propoerd, The Hunt Simmer &elated Major-Chniend Wyndham end Sir E. N. Buxton duly elected, amid loud cheers. Major-General WYNDHAM, In rising to return thanks, said—l am, es you ad know, a supporter of Lord Palmer ston ; and 1 believe that in supporting him I support the soma wham you ales woad support. (Cheer.) - I am, as you Mew, IM rograir improvement. lAM ;AV to admit that I arid ha adlglied Is em all the keit nothing which hen bra preehrell by the al Beam Bill ; at the same time deall nut ear say eproltion, but, on the contrary, shall glee ley snippet le lay massile measure brought forward Ist be imperemer (Meer) Gentlemen, in addition to this there ere a east mitimrsm of other reform.. There Is admisistrative are hpa reform ecolesimtiral to tem, and, bran Marry refor m. To all the for thess time I inter to pay m. and sapper time which appear to be mad. I ma, however stair mad sot a lawyer or a New, then, grams, I err to the subject l a = Mar aau met mantimi that in care myself a marry reformer ' I have no lateation to set to week to hedger the Hone Gras epos 11,117 point. lam sot go ' to uadertake that duty; I deal hire it Is weetweeaf, and ' lfit le nommey I art baud ne do it. What I mss by • marry stasser b eataelkYg vastly larger am am. I wish to sr the Inn& peat estehdria and well treated ; I with to see as Welk to semadea with the may • I re to me the ram d rsonddag very fm- I wish Is ms • mar perm d el vir alms given they thaw that by their merit they are held I wish be me education vastly Immeed; sail I win Is re a die der without • ts say u_.. _ _ eaduresamryexpense. (C Mew warm tam I acs myna me hem lived in towns, ma dry hum der a am Ivan la • Iron can very often glee • vry egisedid mariner byamioying waiters and magi W ay, Maar brass sap ea dams dare the year. monnous establish mast,wlaisWilimaephslirso las lestpert ofthe MOD easd is hasp up as immure eri die ariter, although be dese rawer It ants What I wish base In Os in that it real be so ormunaed that it could be isweawd to almost any meat eta short Mitte without yam being called epos to beep up, at an im ams. erases, en HMeniesi Mee which you poseiblyzuji ad for years If I sea mate this lam sure I ha warn* a vest brat era you. Some defences you mbar suet have, bat a few veers ago—l speak not of as roar marl—ma arra had none. When you = ed geeduar, at as ammo which you have AIM the parr a dem; war ma sanambot bow II bra MEOW you to year delppag, your uraufactorice, ad yaw Mom; what you leak at the enormous wealth that has plea ad ark that it hits injured you but in am super asardy • the !knish Chan nels/ • mom d ' dase—l ma that any Doily *said say that rolise saga est is dome to tram. our Wafer dieser bade: am that ear Mere one I. removed. I ark I have said now all that I have gra to my to you. Ms. T. F. BUXTON thanked thuds:tors on the part of his Maker, who le sew at Nice. /b. Q. arra, K.P. far Newport, added a few I weeds ea bid a la Edward, tad aria his belief that hie bee would moor a ordemat of the church me =U ea mamas d the mange, and other well-con na. NORTII DERBYSHIRE. The election for North Derbyshire took place Otorday), at Believell. There was no opposb =l i ete arnalsrs—the Hon. 0. H. Cavendish end Mr, W.. Tab Tbsenhill (Liberals), both of whom Toted with lard Pahrisesass ea the China question. M. S. Pear pqmoik eel Mr. J. H. Barker seconded, dr rigida silks Ms. CI. H. Cavendish as a et and le mgeuml Meth Derbyshire in parliament ; M Plr Ost i rladdspespossiond Yr. Geo. Andrews seconded, the nendmalles it Wit T No elhorarlikte big popenl, the High Sheriff de ckled then are palm= duly elide& no Ilea. G. H. C•vaaasen fa thanking the electors, doled be yr maid to Iho ball, bat am in favour of a talsellea d nalioa, withal lasoildar the efficiency of the nag end as y. He was &Waft in favour of sn aboli tion of the Istimielied Om% sal wend always give his mopped to on, mann team le top.,, sad binge the P rTwountlf.i lambed the imam be the baton • mend time calmeye,d Ira Ina He hid beat oat to mimeo liar pan awl be MEM the vats le bad 111111& hod aet Aaiun Sir amblers la Wm. H• lad trajnent appear et l e r rey Ler a i . lar be ar b aj oionsl saint imp Realm ars, ail the mama ha atilt le lel bpi the kola= le the Imo of the treaty min lb ',wild if lb' agpentnan ink by Lord Ntifaembale posed bah 4 dwelt at/ data especi ally the dinar, tor be an& peak working, Nikko, lam bal Ina Aeon be II up atearka Hewes la boon of as annoles el the Machin, • oilman of • enthuna sifts lain protioa, the aho ex tironric elanaket esarts, sod went facility being gives for the Intaht el halal sway. He win fa favour el • better slalom dandles. •d • pound aappartar at Orel sad swig INIMMIIIII. DA =MM. =~ May absond, sal a dim vas Oa lir IM Pasamos BERKSHIRE. The asebration of the poll for this county was wade rowdily at Abingdon byYr. Beeyon, the High She ri/ 1 hssolheee were ea toUow: 1802 Boaneeie 1624 Variant 1484 Vanes lair. Bovirma, Y rerraralag Onothq sad be neat to w armed to express Ids men epldenia ME Mined by no OAR (Hod, brat) The mai was. be Wined, ia a able it peeps, sad as salnielen id die maw our one dime anamarse by wig& alebt be mean (Yaw, lam) The Wine put vbidt be advessied was Oat delve and sediadea• tour. Qfer, bear.) Hs was autos had beta isposmitadds brae d =bawd saffisne, but be lessabt thst tbe frarlair tfilbe be enineded 'th great advantage. Capin Vitariox, after setae Issamas einetwationr, raid he bad been salted whether he WOW *lda MEW Limed on • taws eocaaion if hie humble stevleal wane l e=tlL He had tam forty-eight hours to molder lbw~aaeYw, end be bad dennabisd that should these seiviess he as ired would net drink tVom the contest, but would the tut saes, with Ur cry of " Conseratieta e urea so p surren der." (Chem) SOUTH WILTS. The official deolaratiSn of the poll was made yes terday at Salisbury. It wee rumoured in the morning that the partisans of Lord Henry Thynne, the defeated candidate, intended to orate a disturbance . but the intention, if it ever existed, which is doubtful, was not carried into effect. On the contrary, the greatest good humour prevailed among all parties, and, although • little excitement would have been pardonable at the close of an election so keenly contested, nothing °Framed to denote the presence of angry feelings on one side or the other. The friends of Mr. If erbnit and Mr. Wyndham tempered their triumph with moderation, while those of Lord Henry Thynne bore their disappointment with exemplary fortitude. The cheers which welcomed the sacounful candidates were not heartier or more general than those which greeted their beaten rival when he pre muted himself on the hustings, surrounded by a considerable body of him principal supporters. In abort, the contest has been conducted throughout in a spirit highly creditable to the county, sod Mr. Herbert represented the isuiversal feel ing yesterday wham, said • char which reed* the market place of Selisbury rang again, he crowd the hustings and shook bands cordially with Lord Henry Thrum. The 1110 X 811111FP gave the numbers molded AB -- Herbert Wyndham Tlaynne Mr. S. H beerved, in returning thanks, that there was a unanimity of opinion among public men upon many of the chief topic. of the day ; "'but that," he ob served,, " dote not add to the facility of carrying on business In parliament, himinich as it made politics in many cases a matter of persona wither than of principles. But, gentle men, you may depend upon it that I shall do my utmost to steer clear of any influences or opinions other than those I which I think may tend to the advancement of the public pod." (Cheese.) Mr. WINDWIL had his snewe_written, and at the begin =or "mamas. owe ailpitto consult his manuscript, he eni rveoffrod to warest In his hat. But the creed were toe ehoepir him, and, observing the direction in wide kb ewe wets turned, almost drowned his voice in wise el " is that in your hat t" "Is it printed /" " Yoe should have god It off by heart yesterday ' These =lkea followed th ey were by roars of laughter, asineiwbst to disconcert the hon. gentleman, who experienced pan Meaty in making himself heard amid the wow& oinwelnest which burst from every side. Lord H. Totem also thanked the electors who had voted for him, sad the proceedings terminated with three cheers far the Queen. SOUTH DURHAM. The poll Wan declared yesterday at the Town- Hall Darlington, by General Bediwith, the High Sheriff, se follows • Mr. Henry l'aue (Quaker and Liberal) 2,370 Lord Harry Vane (Liberal) Mr. Fairer (Conferred* 2,091 'flta ceremony of buckling an swords, the drollery of which, so `r as Mr. Penes (a pence-party man, and one of the celebeated Ruda: deputation) was concerned, con vdaed the peat amenblege with laughter, was then per formed, _ . - - 11r. Passa, in thanking the electors, bespoke their in dulgence for his inexperience in Parliamentary duties. Ile congratulated them upon the epirited and extraordinary manner in which the district had been roused to testify to its principles, end declared that so long as he might be per mitted to represent those principles he would never falter in upholdin_g theca. Lord H•ANT VANF, referring to a charge of en unworthy coalition between himself and Mr. Pew, contended that it was only natural they as liberals should, to a great extent, have an identity of support, and than declared himself a firm alliwait of the pest laud party. As to his vote with Mr. Cobden en the Chimes war, he held to his amen, Mat quelea d =arier be occeillered as settled. wilebeidile and opposi denial, en :1 1 4= r ue Mat meow hem Per his pert, he demoried *ad shoditailtse. Spada( phonily and as • law% he erz i =etir Ms gevromet of Lord be did het Mend himself to par =sell:Tile china M be folepeeded and untram meled, but, sa a roue mem of essidease, he was prepared to DTs his support to thee noel paw which wu repro ssuW in its ebWf, Lord Palniennan. Me noble lord °m auled by teetifying te the bounty of purpose and seal of Ms ksq oolleagva, r. Pause. NOMINATIONS.—YznzaDAY. GALWAY COUKTY.—Barks, B.&v, and Gregory. Poll demanded. IC 'anoxic, Cot:arr.—Ms, Msee, Greene, and Mostyn. Poll demanded. _ _ _ CorleTT Caras.-11a.swell, Ants ay, Dew, and Gart land. COUNTY Dowx.—Hill, Fordo, and Sr. UNOPPOSED RETURNS—YesTERDAY. FIRWANAOII—Hos. H. A. Cola (C), end Mr. M. E. AroMall (C) COUNTY _ MATlL—Coonelly and McEvoy. CLOSE OF POLLS.—Yzarziumr. WEST KENT. Maeda (L)_ Whams (L) 11•16 CO) 3893 3683 3184 COUNTY NATO. = - --- - - -- 113 711 Moon 771 LANARKSHIRE. Mr. Cochrane is returned, but the amber polled is not yet ascertained. THE MARYLEBORE ELECTloN.—Viscount Ebring ton, in an address dated from Rome, 28th ult., supremos his gratitude for his re-election, and adds, " I hope and believe that my health may henceforth enable me to nerve you more efficiently than in the leaves!. I have been permitted to do. If, contrary to my expectations, it should not, I .10 hasten to return into your hands a trust which I should feel mom unary at having for some time neglected if your moot kind and handsome renewal of it had not been a complete end honourable condonation of the past." SERJEANT PARRY AND THE FINSBURY ELEC. rlow.--Sierjeent P'is admirers have invited Wm to a din ner at the Fremeas Tavern on Monday neat, end in an addrees to the &eta% the Lamed Berjeant olsearees, "It le not improbable that a may occur at an early parka, when I will again, Imist by the fear apnoea attack, and in the fuließ essilissos of moues, preempt myself as • candidate for your THE FINSBUr I E ECIION Perrrarl.— At a meeting of electors of the borough of Finsbury, held at the Belvedere Tavern, Pentreville, a Misunittee of Ave has been appointed to take mows, for eqporting the petition to be misread to the Same of Cosner against the return of Mr. Cox, and a fend bee been mild to defray the exposes@ to be iIIONITIII Weft without eaffing upon Mr. flerssant Perry br eentelhais ts meth express. Idr. Sheen, of Bed lbriwirw i les been appointed the solicitor, and Mr. Edwin Immo WE, his hem retained to swear in support of the psalm Bii EDWARD DERING.-011 the day of polling, lettere wore teadeed feara the worthy baronet from AIiSMI. dria, data Mk MartiOn which he Mater:—" I em happy to my new deetweil eariderable tense from my trip ; my general health he. derldwlly borrowed; but I IM Ind that exposure to any sail wind arearrents of air man stylized very uncasetwieble. I have been up as laterkee thelaublen frostier ; I mil twswerew tar Syne. I WA vier Defter cue, then take a run up to ,salCommodity'' ono boor by Wade, OT the Danube: in 'Rise ease I Abe pled to arid • letter front yes et Vienna by Os Mille el ♦Arell." air Edward's woad sou la with him, owl at We ties he had , not reached Constaatiaople, and had of theretere received the D ist out to bin. There can be no doslit, "le Ct ic lbTt rir Edward will be In intend at the aa asskar rd gee Sfismesß—EMOMA OOMPH& DUBLIN UNIVEIBI27 ELICTION. DISORDERLY CONDUCT OF TRINITY COLLEGE BTUDENTB. On Saturday afternoon a large body of tho students of Trinity College issued in procesen from the college gatea intending to march in triumph round the statue of Rang William the Third, in College-green, immediately after declaration of the election of Messrs. Napier and Ha milton. A crowd of working people, including the quay porters, had resembled to oppose such procession which wee known "Aare been &lunged befurehand. The police entherides, ender Orbital Browno's direction, bad put up piece* liebbillag pima. to collect in dm Omits in that neighbourhood, sod a lime of about two hundred constables wee Judiciously poled In detachmenta at saran plates about College-green, whit the city troop of horse patrol rode a and down to trip the streets clear. At four o clock (says the ',rental,' s jean NJ) the aide of College-green ex tending from Wia.street to Grafton-street pre sented • scam el peat excitement. The college stu dents, lllllshais. sum Ire or wiz hundred, were assembled with!. the Wake et the allege railings, waxing their cam magmas. Their demesame and conduct were noisy and riotous, and , weetarbed I T the lewd war cries of the Dream; No Popery elms. _ were ribald tonnes, fol lowed by shouting and rounds of Kentish Ire. All this time the crowd outside the rails began to Inc/ease ma ma ptnl;.l,3g and as the numbers became larger the temper of the seemed to assume • more OlCited character. It emu sequired the most strenuous exertions of the police, ambled with the coolest Ammer, to prevent the acmes of the people to the railings and the partial collation of hostile pieties. At this period • widen sortie was made by a body of the students, who surrounded a man carrying one of the police placards, which placard they succeeded in capturing, and retreated with it amidst deafening yell., and espoeed it above the railings. The belligerents within the barrier also managed to match off the bats of two of the constables who were occupied near the rails in keeping o ff the dense crowd. The students broke those hate in pieces and exhibited them upon the tope of the railings. Four other con stables' hats were matched off in • similar way, but were preserved and returned to the constables by the college porters, who acted throughout the affair in the mast praise. worthy meaner. At about half-past four o'clock • dense body of the student., about three hundred in number, marched forth from within the college railings, and pro ceeded about twenty yards in the direction of the statue, being more or less protected by the presence of the police. They were met by Chief Superintendent Monahan, who ad dressed them, and entreated them for their own aafety'e sake, and for the sake of the peace of the city, not to persist in their puipme, but to return quietly to the college. Mr. 11011•11•11 added that there were WO police present, whose orders were to uphold the peace of the city, end this they were deter mined to do at any risk. At this period the excitement of the enormous crowd collected around the vicinity became more and more formidable in its aspect,and had it not been for the presence and well ordered exertions of the police the conse quence to the students would in all probability have been most disastrous. They, however, still persisted in the intention of marching in procession, when the police forming in rank. insinuated themselves amongst the students, and effectually broke up the order of the procession. In the rear of the procession some of the students got into collision with a few police constables, who were protecting the placard bearers, and a scuffle ensued. Eight constables who had been posted at the corner of the Bank of Ireland and six others rushed to the seetatance of their comrades, and those fourteen men, with very slight exertion, succeeded in driving the rioters back to their defences within the college railings. In fact, the demonstration comprised a great deal of noise and no thing more. This was instanced by the fact of Inspector Donovan having marked out one exceedingly riotous member of the student body, and baying single-handed weeded him from the midst of his com panio ns and west him off to the station-home in custody. In for this capture the students succeeded in pulling one of the constables (Mur phy, 64 B) within the railing and shutting the gate on him. They knocked off his hat, which they smashed, and drew his bates from his pocket before setting him free. Inspectors Lowy, Donovan, Fitepatrick, and Keegan had their hate bream In pieces. Inspector Keegan recived an injury in the eye from an orange thrown at him. Oranges, rotten eggs, sad seen stones were showered from within the railings at elm people and police. The abutters of the shops in Orafton deist which were up were plastered with these missiles. A lining knife was thrown at a policeman in one instance. The students did not attempt to come outside the railings, bat continued booting and hallooing until they tired of the enseciee. They fin) retired within the college precincts, mg the neighbourhood became quiet again before six o'clock. The police remained on duty to a late hour in the night. THE XIDDEBNINSTER AMTS. nTwng C.o.7i:c:,..:::ythedie,ottoji nt l argea rp. sd a after il lyt di ... e i reir. b charges of riot arefened, vit.' KIDDERMINSTER, MONDAY. To-day the Kidderminster rioters were again brought up for examination before the magistrates. The military still remain in the town ; and excitement is still evinced by the inhabitants. The police court was again crowded this morning by a motley group. To-day Mr. Kettle, instructed by Mr. Alfred Walters, so licitor, of Birniingham, appeared to prosecute the rioters. The first case called on wan that again' John Hayes, and John Cook, remanded from Friday, on • charge of assault ing the police after the Riot Act had been read on Saturday of their solicitor, Mr. Crowther, the aaoaed plea of " not guilty," arid pleaded dressed the bench in mitigation of an admonition from the bench, they a fine of 30s. each, and mete, or, in priscament The money was paid. del7ajahni"wi Tl .l e ter4 : en against Mr. George Griffith, corn dealer, end • member of the Kidderniimter Town Council; Mr. Edwin Keysetl, butcher; and Goers, Gough. The letter, it will be remem bered, pleaded guilty to Meshing window. at the Swan, and was then fined 1.. Sine, then, however, be has been appre hended on a charge of being concerned in the riots. On the application of Mr. Crowther these persona were also remanded till Saturday, as them h a d not been anelokot time to procure witnesses for the accused. A e number of warrants have been issued, and it is expected that by Saturday a number of persona will have been apprehended. Mr. Kettle will then appear for the pro mention, and tho charges of riot will be inveat 'gated. A memorial to Mr. Lowe, expressing sympathy with his sufferings, ia in course of signature by the inhabitants of Kidderminster, and has already been signed by some 600 persons of all classes and politics. The following is a copy "TO Tilt RIGHT MON. ROBERT LOWE M.P. "Dear Sir,—We, the undersigned reniriel;slens clergy, and ministers of religion of all denominations, merchants, manufacturers, and others, electors and inhabi tant, of the borough of Kidderminster, desire to expires our feelings of disgust and abhbrreuce at the ferocious attack made upon TOO at the termination of the election by a savage sad brutal mob. "Without acknowledging an entire unity of political sentiment, we feel it but an act of bare Justice to you to state that during the late contest nothing has ema nated from you calculated to provoke the slightest ill will, or to irritate or excite the humblest individual. " It is therefore that we view with the deepest indigna tion the diabolical and inwardly attempt upon your life, while engeged in exercising a good constitutional nght. " We beg you, sir, to accept this genuine expression of our sentiments, with our truest !sympathy and convictions that the outrage you have suffered is held in shame and detestation by every reflecting mind." ELECTIONS AND LOCALCRARITIES.—The Plymouth local perm =Donnae the following subactiption. from James White, Esq., the newly elected M.P. for the borough. The subscriptions were made through the Minor, F. F. Bulteel, Esq. South Devon and East Cornwall - Hospital, 105/. ; Public Dispenutry, 621. 10s. ; Devon and Cornwall Female Asylum, 211.; Eye Infirmary, 21/. ; Home, Orphan School, 211.; Lying-in Charity, 211. ; Female Penitentiary, 21!. ; National School, 211. ; Town Miesion, 211.; Itace . Fund, IN. 10s. ; Regatta Fund, 101. IN. Sub scriptions by Mrs. White Lying-in Charity, 101.10..; Female Penitentiary. 101. 10e. ; Town Mission, 101. 10..; Ragged School, 101. 10.. In addition to the above, we understand that Mr. While bas prevented 10/. to the Blanket Society, and 10!. to be distributed amongst the poor Hebrews of the borough, malting altogether the sum of 408/. Kiddish (knette says:—'• A. a reminiscence of Sir W. So merville's gratitude for being elected on such manonable terms, he left before his departure from Canterbury, 101. to the hospital, and M. each to the Domensory, National and British School*, and City Misaion. The right honourable baronet le already a subtieriber to the Cricket Club, and the Catch and Apollonian Glee Clubs. In ISA he gave 151. to the II c e We are happy to record these acts of munifi cence, es pdtal. lndicating the interest the right hon. gentleman takes in the institution. of the city. This is as it ought to bs."—We (Eau's Rentld) understand that Captain Paget. R.A., the conservative candidate et the Colchester election, I kaa kindly forwarded 101. each to the National and Blue-coat School.. CLERGYMEN ON THE FIVELINGs.—Ono of the phase* of the present elections is the large number of clergy. men who have made their appearanee as " hustings" orators. The following instances are "elected :—Shoreham.—Rev. J. Goring proposed Lord A. Lennox. Lichfield.—Rev. J. B. Floyer proposed Lord Paget. Ilarneaple.—Rev. H. B. Wrz dw proreed Mr. Laurie. Hertfordshire.—Mr. King was seconded' by th e R e v. L. Higgins. Mr. K. Davis by the Rev. J. HoOon, Sir H. Cottercll by the Rev. A Clive. Norfolk (Weet).—Hen. and Itev. E. S. Keppel proposed Mr. B. Gurdon, Rey. P. Gurdon "poke in support. Rut land.—Rev. C. Ellicott seconded the Hon. G. Neel. Nerthumberland.—Rev. E. C. Ogle nominated Mr. Beau mont. Leicestershire.—Mr. G. Frewen was seconded by the Rev. J. Babington. Northamptonshire.—Rey. Mr. Lichfield .poke. Wiltebire.—Rev, Arthur Fans seconded Lord IL Thyme. ITRIESEMAR.— Prowls& by Royal Lotion .11. Palms et effid mewed ed Omni et the amble de non Nub de Peri% b bl— Clamp el Walk new. 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