The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-02 00:00:00

11 - r. DAILY NEWS t LONDON lIORNLNO et i mzitzrmea s. 4i. I t Ak i = 14 .6... ..„ rur. Use ebbs aa adarsin a 4 aYr of lb mama sim—l• Oa semen of lb by wpm.. and ta 1r bold Ebbw& and •••••••••1•1 tetrad/ as Ilmialaid %a ee W. wallaby. Id nwalery ablim-410 wane ••• ON SUM MI 11117ANTIAl. d la wails* b•• 0 L Wow. et Klan IT DNB o=l Anmeasintm. WO WNW by 7 . 7.1 sibl• gab y bus btrr i"* .eibbialbles. Ur= Isak ab eel be: bfanallos. Woad lb 101 l • imasbn = z lahr• Is by. T. wireel op beadlike at ammo la de badge l Is• Asa.b Ihmarbores• Lambe. a IL 11 lan", Ime Sa dlableg .... rmi t =sla p s i{ al • Mewl bleb yak so roe et MOD ra . .=lio imp* ak • piririirier. odd le ahead THE DAILY 11311111 iisikared to all parts of "Tha w "din ig tart: , sadlliglbs ete expreoo. TO 001111111TONDINTL 11~Ibmaile bwaris4 tat tame limbo Imolai PM mg be si lbw Offish leavedwilrak tir ?wife,* es oho dep d geWissia. Wu Itymnoi ?111 HUMID OF ill 110171.-7111 NOW All SZOOSD FLOOS. - Aid ATAL/111Tio—Oammosisi T. raniessm ?no warm, moos or Rom% Kt. Mae*: MN O. Loam. -And MB TIMPIBT. Ni. O. Kam -Dom mon r tali, 111011111 Y, Tsai Thsinfo. 1101111 A. Mom 11. 118111 re* o.d. MU Drm.—Asil WTI I A THAMII. WAR Yr~aMo.6o MIN Dpgr.—Omming• it T. ZION WATER AT LONDON BEIDOE. TIM Dor —Kowa& lOC .. Allbreems. lOC $ Tersambon—llmaiber. I , b. 1n............ Mane" na Us. LONDON, THURSDAY, JULY 2. IT is not all that wad have been wished, but it will do. 189 astir yews and 94 pairs, in all 213 members of Lord PALMERSTON'S Howse of Commons, have recorded their judgment in Amer of Secret and Protected Voting. About a third of the Representa tives ed the People, backed by a vast preponderance of public opinion oat of doom, and confronted by is argameats except the respectable old fallacies, whose sophistry it scams lam tedious for politicians to repeat than tsr thinkers to expose, have declared in hvear of the Ballot. A remit like this gives an earnest of ultimate seems which has often been wanting, in a far more ad 'anal stage of their existence, to measures which having long embodied the *nice of the m►- jocity have finally become the law of the empire. The admirable speech of Mr. BENXELET—sad be never made a better one —wee met by a tedious dis sertation from Sir 0. 0. Livne—tbe essence of which amounted to neither mere nor less than that Ballot in the United Statseie not equivalent to Secret Voting ; and by a constitutional discourse from Lord JOHN Russam. professedly designed to combat three so called fallacies, two of which he failed, end the third of which he did not even attempt, to confute. Lewd J. Ruster.it's speech we regard as a hlse poll tidal move, not as a breach of political good faith. His election Ise London wee esrtainly net wee in mese- quince tinny expootaties, gronsied on his own repre seutation,that ha would ho kit° change the views that bo had always been iodreotood to entertain co the question at thu Ballet. On the contrary, Do ex plicitly announced ea the hustings that no ouch change was to be looked for, and he owed his return rather to the seam entertained of his peat services to the liberal OMNI and to the trust reposed in lit, future centime other Adds of political activity, then to thy haps that as this gnat question of Newt Voting he would be famed seeing in camel with the leaders of liberal opinions. It lei& indeed have been fairly expected that the amintenthoe of his own opinion would have been sullisiost for him. Be has thought otherwise. Time will show whether the demoastration of MA Tuesday night is not moat the bait tries of Use many political Wooden which have bites a BOOM of exultatioe to hie easesies and levet to his Meads. His speech had no novelty sad ao eoaeletivesama Its main beam was the old &limey that those who poem the franehise poem it as a trod only to be exercised in the hos et the cosatry. Mr. BERIRLIET had by eatici potion asthely disposed of this oft-repeated ago snit the voter is se doubt responsible, es Sir Item= Pitat vigorously expressed it, to 00D, his own esseoloses, and as enlightened deliberate public °plaits." Bat in order that this public opinion &add ellestuelly sprite as the voter, is it semary that his wits slosh be gives in public ? what maks the only species et opinion worth hav ing—the only spooks of opinion which it is desirable that the vele at the dieter should 'epeeist ? The sonstiontione satins of his own nisi as the roonits ef Ids sirs shasmtins, Paha& sod sellsetion. Dees publicity of ?oda, render it at all these Body aid this class of isheascos would be 11“4011 Is km upon his hi the act of giiing Ms cots► Ash dais it sot multiply tenfold din den pot that another and a wimp dm of inflames would be brought is km mos Wak ? It is dirdsult to argue gravely on seghleMse so transparent es these. Lord Jowl pealed to answer and expose two other so-called stromptions the first, that intimidation had greatly prevailed is the recent elections ; as to which be offered so pea to the contrary whatever ; sod the second. that there is a general and growing *Whig eneeghoet the country in favour of Secret Toting. Ups this topic, too, he was discreetly sliest It is he the country to show that this asennydon i bead ea truth ; it will be the fault at the coostkiresies if between this time and the next simian of Perbriamt they do not give conclusive proof to the Lagidetere that they are thoroughly in earned on this point— thoroughly determined that whatever other Inman of Reform be pressed or postponed, the privileged Secret Voting shall no longer be withheld from the electors of England. Thu resolutions agreed to on the closing day ear Educational Conference signified:—First, that the early removal of pupils from school is a great evil, which must be met (in the absence of legislative pima) by improving the schools and influencing parents and children ; Secondly, that children arc kept longer at school througboat tie north of Europe ; Thirdly. that certain remedial plans, such as registration, certificate and prise schemes, have dans good in some localities, and are worth a farther trial ; Fourthly, that voluntary balttime *chews have had local success, and might be further tried; and Fifthly, that industrial education is very desir able in elementary schools, and especially hr girls sad for juvenile offendons. ?hers can scarcely be any harm, and there may be good; in trying all these methods, and several son which were suggested and urged in 11111 awn of the dissensions. Oar own invention is, that while no considerable change an be speedily wrsegit, the shortest way to the poet is to work en tbs Wads of parents and children—to generate a page opi nion in favour of sound education. We shield meg develop, rather than generate ; for we Wiese that there is scarcely a potent in the nation who weal not like his children to be made the most of, and who would not hays them educated, if he under- stood that that was most of them. The especially ace snaking lir au business of life, is AU milieu' devices--inch as prise-giving,. • scheme of registration and certificates— .• do little towards enlarging and elevating the parental mind, though it may substitute a more refined for a grower self-interest. Mr. PAGET'S plan of employ ing relays of boys on his farm, in order to enable them to be at school half their time, answers well sudsy his able and genial management ; but such a plan depends on the projectors and workers et it, late Mr. S. TRE?dENUEIIee *acme of voluntary local smosiatious for the purpose of fostering, sapssol Weeding, and rewarding perseverance is school at:{ premise. Them deviate are only machinery at best and, If it In bye that vital force is the thing wanted, they connst be deny great or permanent vales. Is the kegs= it will be found that the only vow is oemisel is to adapt oar ambools to our needs. Whet we eau else inetruntina which remotes the health hipplosek Weinstock and uselblnees of the eh dies el the nation, the wean will used oo eoaaisq to mod tier is oohed is the first Whom, and to I keep thous there tin the natural ambition which grows in the pareat's beset with the improvement of his child Is satilled—or far as schooling goes. The fifth resointka sprint to us the most practical; and it would be the moat socooragiag if it did sot declare industrial trainias to be especially valuable for girls and juvenile timbre. We believe it to be equally inestimable dre boys, and for to beet boys. boys It may be questioned whether the Conference did not commit an error both in taste and judgment by declining to hear what was offered by the man who, whatever may be his hallucinations in some respects, , Intss beyond all others, succeeded in making siwillga popularly acceptaMe. Mr. °wax ap isms to have been somewhat unceremoniously pet down by a company of gentlemen win wcsald be unapeakablydelighted to have such schools to show as Mr. OWIN mated at Lanark—Womb In which every child in the settlement was tamest and pained. Mr. E. BAINES avowed, on the tut day of the Canikesee, that his father's report of the UNA sebools had led him to visit than, and that be never in his life saw a arm deligided spectacle. It seems strange ark the gra man who some forty Jr fifty yaws task mated that spectacle, and solved the wry polies on which the Confer ence was amplini. druid have been treated with anything slat et delbrenee and gratitude when ha had sasisslises to make with a view to pro pitiating** minds of the ignorant on behalf of the enlightenment of their children. Considering that he ewe actually achieved what we are now experi groially baling after, it is probable that he *phi bars something to suggest which w °cid , le with attending to. A deputation, ceesistlies or Mr. Adt, M.P., Mr. bay; I M.P. Mr. inderia C. O.Barer Mr. Joke berkw, owl Mr. Thomas W. Fowler, lad au interview with the IMO id Clereades yesterday at the Forsigu-oNee, es the weliset the steam emotion et the River Nils sad the Mamesaila Camel by British subjects. Detpatottes were seat last main ken the Ceitsievalie for She Omen of the West 1 Colordea. ..1, tt J !. • 1 , , . --„ .• I the same thintos leg ri gt)t_ a _l ll4U - 'W' ' /4 improremellt of . I taixkools, a. 1 . - - ,-r..., • Loion g them an shrtotss ionsarathos - The Dubs of Cambrtego returne d to 3" - re, is thus the tint thing wanted. te* , 7 ac intm, Ater:nu& pth. 8 . ,,,,,k 3 . " i ariaa ia a ra s---each as prise-giving, and even :L, 4o ° ,,ri r;,.. PRINCESS'S. The Tempest. originally intended to hays berm tuought sot as the wanks of Mr. Kauee knelt, bet delayed by reran of the imposibnity to perfect saucy of the appointments end abate is that, see prodorcd lea eight before e crowded andliace. Is the stage amplesseeN; Kama hat, et seem made several insoratism The Imithelle Nelempe Mote Me ling is the beepse le des Lag et Mike sal hie lei en se the relsestelopassesi by upsithe, eyed; seep; amd Mbar mphikeleil plessips, P, set, "Mai et lig MeMppiem Ils OW Mains sod hi. tamie,sis bibs wait • deem imbseadles Ms imaged with thee pram lad isms mblik bass ies mews hr Kr. Clair F Xylem We km boa simestal le hen A. litesti:4l . Mese Me Mrs pilaw seals," est "Where the b 1 sags" wailkdieth by the &Sty Aryl OM vhst lis ps Me his albs thirty Tom doss set maths the Owls Mew webs at Wee P. Mertes to them seeladlest) ; bet Ms KM Tarp, the past ispremeeths .1 the the mes; dais seals., so that to es Millis deem the sets pale et whirl an dellidiCely readeral by XL reale, I Meld the MAW Ineepretlag those minis 111 r. KM* minks at the tat dem set MSc sad tram the settle Adam Mirk b, bonne; Wilily molded la some pats to Pre time sad °l:postman for the introduced Mots. The revival but WM me • grab swats sad • all Mild as, eserelderlug the sweat at mossy, Ms, thimitit, and Wm sisad-4 as Its Feu dalism. That It will slay the ma most at mass ea sem et its praisers" we diabl, resesith se lir. Km mom is ben ma sp the repthey et "Mete" owl •lestheeless." Amara at bimodal ileemil hr Mines Imalbjbrat, hie issipat. basserlswere, saris, pereath dams, ises his deli thst hid Is hed Is the met ear Ismistleselims a smummei amber Optima fin bees gorVistasig a dr sispe, "bleed temeseate nil as* in Me, la thdir Ism alleldsl the saless; Me, by the Illaliger's Ms sal libmilly, his been ttemparted Ms the Mlle spa, aml WA the MIAs at their smerdey lit pordla le them. Is as Daiwa, brosses, ism le me sulk eppeteplip kr lbrAfq, aid Ast elipahmlly thin b Iliwisme Ad own. Moillir Nish railmaydb. .t'kig was% vial roe, WI iiesols ti urythlwi premises, bat draidy Um mime, Is the greatest es tat ta the Wiebi** fhb eel tle Alibis wry Ni ate Deems. They bewever, we —errs minim ; the gems' pull eppeered to Me hoes my previous miserika Is the IMO bore, sad thr MIMI MINN it the pinsigal plats, whisk may Is War aimmenled es tol ls, :—The slip is the tam, la Adel, as siniably ms bleed pimp et mo'm's ; the rooky Fingefs Cavwdka . Ineetwat the Mast," Is As 2; as Maui* set mama nth s sat meth is As 3, Mmelviii the=A Me am saduletme 1 =asessimil ellt lanrientarm MW and Oil" la Act 4 ; ot the ilily ellemaid Ad 11, ailieh lei 4IW A l al . how Llliimed de, emdMidlig them. b ler beemises b ess wonuntil Lb sit asuddllwilow willow ewe We -1311. actiww sea. excellent tiest. As Proems Id. Mesa hr has little to do, bat le*Wwd. IMAM maid 0%., %., delead hi= awl* saw* likie r W i was a L i rse K. Terry, the apYbilliol sal 411 11 4 esolsers. wowt . oweast it a iwoh e irl CYO Ni; Zoloiesidily lalicalin Ot es . se ISt. es see op mach M the amasser ot lb. Idielea's mar ; It see eery aMeat big Pal a% ea/ dal without °l re %Mai mks me pewee Is the Senn :- 0 The kid Minimums at the palls is repots Mali way Mph 7,4=inke pines Imes the set draft the OS s atin' Deepest. Mk opal is on with Make maims lam it to Mai dot the seine of the pis lowdown Meals est Nam Ma his evw yet Ma Meiled la say Male Is Mama, making the SI st thes es hmerail all IMF sightly, Me (men In the audience) are asamid i r a wlekt lag the machinery, at the curnisic ast the seem MSS^ It was set misameary. Between esti set sm blend ot mere than Pita how teak Mem The sedan did set AP mil helfial Mts. smil Ma the stirs teak radisr ova minus' is albring Mir sibasertlat easzetabehiss to Mr. Km. MUSIC ROYAL SURREY GARDENS. M. Ulises saisterts, ander I. own &macs, islootogisi for a des by lob ilogootion ota a Ibis* moil boor la dr poportmoo no boo, so•toospoomMos Oar big A ow% owed liko NOW, bind of tbo Guido of the Wog of dr Ibigtooo, boobs Atari lib 11400ty's molar per oinks to dot ant. Tim* appirlat, M mommoos, trove the lot of Jody to tbo Slat, srlisa ls Nam fon Sr prowiaoss. Tbs Isdirusetss snits lea kisd tbs and feature a .e .wt It Is a usisileat oryis t very it r ib dm.* aril way le do Irma boil se the Grier sissiriessoilins plehrsiserms Et its Dyad Palace is? rinsubind .61 tor istokst mhos. It is IMF P.Nd 4 shwa sisiaossoinder, ILlizthrt. tail maillasa 4 Mot. It Is somporlsil sit • PNis of mime" meg Imo .. = . 4" 1 . 1 r lta l ot Fa at lioar iF rostolro 4 arassolo. or 1 Cabot' 4 orb %affrays re la solid oyail eisie year 11111. lotalsortiass arsts by alsg_Ls as Ids assoolos to amasser 4 Bolglon ; ea dr litaia bad et dr ICY Gib... lewd gem its wadi HER mAsEsrra SECOND VISIT TO ...-__ THE ART TREASURES EXHIBITION. Her Majesty left literacy Hall, the seat of the Earl of Slkamern noway noes e[, Mom tea easela wid wade her sexed sad foal spit to the Mt Tremens Ma* Win, at Old Trafford. Mar Majesty wee ecesemeela hy the Prince Consort, the Prime of Premie r the Diem Royal, Priacees Alien, the Priam d Wale, Pilate Sir George (key, the Duchess al Setherlemt, Ut ie Z of Itllemen. They mind et the pates &beat haSpeet amen o'clock, sod lelnAiliSdia the larailegLlL ahttle show two o'clock la the aftenwea. The del wee Mainly pants. Oa the Dueen's return to Wanby r it prim Seem • she pad • tOit to Pea Perh, be we Me assale Mess d her Manny, which was dna M emmemerate Mr vat le the perk la 1861, whoa she was masa by free Me ss ie et. 94,ooo Swaim wham end teachen. It wee as will be reollatimi, by the Priam Pewestow Oth May bat. the dm eller the w intail/NM eft of the AM Teem= MOM= by &MA Mem amoral's( pis* Nei membisi la beat dile paper, sad snag Issailleil of the kitbag inhabitants, laeloging may lorkits. wow effeettei We the perk. The roysl car. siege angel way ter a Waste or two la heat of the mum where hr liasety, who dli ast aYght,. amma a he we with the Mayer of Baton, sad semis* wry ench plena wilt the sesmada, which Is the wok a lir. Noble, enB weeenetai by ealswieelem nisei may lry the &mho rase mid gently hyalite mama end Marin la the thealey ale* of Mearkweter Mir Weedy Mama to Wonky, when ale temiewstil this mewing. *eine be Landes of batmet 9 ease. The semi lei le si mnel of imetwoetquere et 3 eclair. Till PRINCE OF PRUSSIA AT Rh Royal Highness Prints Frodeoick William of Prowls path a vial to the empeatica at the Towathell, Kwaritmakie. Yemmley, barbs wound to meths hem the senor sat tows muted ea Mime of mama aml et cm puska= ea his amemalay mita with the Abeam ltoysL The Tow•-hell W beta thaimmely Iseireamt fur the reemilea ef the dielinfaideel visitor, KM the isem asembly teem he. Mask lie royal *Maas we. mimed maidise MAIM& to the amethare el the maymodeth who mem dee d, med la dab Oil aim the majltighotat _band o res 0 ' mid • meg amiter ef atig:4 6. • k 7dl hand= strived bailee tem Oaks*, by Prime Albert, .the Wilms at Wake, and Mato Ailed, mid was soadasted to • this. whist mat had beta plead he the myth may maw • gimp el mimeo aad geld daft, bawler the ems el Prods miasmal ea tho Ahem It won the isms Usailtailer, tombise mom whit& timastlemdesistavad Prowls weft complamem The caremay was very hit The slimes barks* tom }emoted to hts Mays& who wee imeloady Yawed so maim it, he mad 111= kW Mir— . It le Milt lbt meats* mdltbelioa that I maim the es.- pmeithe elf Moms and media minim width the mayor, thlittmes, sod dams at the is Mosoloolot Iwo ad ditional to me es the emir of die my Seth Mit Se this lowa. lam himm to abb to wet m thie .oaks the dean width I ham keg hie, at ilia la mom &Wm mod &deka which ofsadh plot tioptemoo to deb lead. sad the hadoesos at wide& oaths yeepemet Waft, Is as w Mows sod amprodated la b oss tem mathey se la ingtost (Appian.) - 1 bei am Om* yea Ow the Itemy s e i r es gratulation' yes ewes .0 7 = N vit_ A larmasi with bee Hurl Highness dm I bop tbot Out. Itioniag may net am this misarr - wl6ll to moon the he pplaras of the Prisms Z eI wig be the dearest duty at my fife. (Loud elms. 1 I Moody Mate withr t a the Femmes of this miss thawbg salt Mow, for the the ties of himidehip happily Wean balms Pelmets od this_ . mat amino." (Chasm) Royal Histames read t1ia . 7141. a very audible volts rid with ma th sankseis, the third persamph, whisk was rsvded to wit =phase by the whole smemblegg. to • coathmics about men misates e hoet enthal of the Miters, hot their royal Moldova,. having Mired to the weeme's whew Is the Toe o Halt, remised with the mayor to weeks of loath. The anal Melton deprited for Ittemiey Moat lief yam three o'clock. Then ersa s gaud of imam is heat of lite Town Hall, drafted from the Ma Itosfraeet, sod us imamate onnoreme of people had moseethd fa the streets who cheered the visitors Gs their stream sad gait than Their Royal Highnesses tho Prises Leopold and the Pries es Beate: a test a di:re oa..legs red fo..e T • kris, rrte..moo. His Royal Highness the Dike of Co-nbi:dgo rc• tented to Lemke, yestarday, hoot *Marshyll ills Excellency the Ambesmador of France and the Coyotes' l'ereipy te.e..ted to toots, yesterday, trllo2 St. Isuaeole-ort-Sea. The Duchess of Montrose will give her second 441 . 0 . 4 41141Millk au Tuesday, the 14th Instant. Lord and Lady North have strived at Long's Hotel, frees Oxfanl. The Hen. sad Rev. Augustus sad Lady Mall Phipps have left Meta for !Swami Mall, Norfolk. Sir Charles and Lady Cecilia des Vera: received at di■aer, yesterday, Ile Mertmla sod Marehtswees of Win &rites, the Cameos, Dowager of Estes, Lord ftedealsle and the tics. We Milford, Mr. and Lady Arabella Stewart, Moe. Mr. and Mrs. Wetted Caveadish, Mon. Mr. sad Mn. rellowee, Dewmair lady Shelley, General Wyndham, M.P., Mr. Wickham, M.P., ke. The Marcitioness of Londonderry gave a musical paly yesterday aflame:, at Haldeman Howe. - . Lady Heron Maxwell gave a soiree densoNte lest ousel'', la Kobe-place. . . . . The Countess Speneer gave a ball last night at Spew lioure, being bar layaltip's Ant "damn" Ms ITIZEG dT COLLEGE. The distribution et pins to the 8/Adonis el the Uculty ct aria isi bont,BB las atm Aden iseit= 6 wrisy,la lb. Or b% loin sowied Ig= 212 1 401tre1107 2rti:Vjari ird sea Ma yaps Lod ' Braegbass. S ol er . ltm, Dr.. St witesie, E. ni Helps "A quite with the inglaits sad their hinds, eat !sag with syphon m e ;The • et gryib e - tiutilisir iria as ioissit. Tbs. sere hues: pal of the itedl e is, at the PRAT Penes, costitor • sight• at = I Win 'ph SIMI ibenl o . l7 . l.ll l .lll= thh iliahe a. ,l ll- i rt tr e pina mg tra --— irtmbir at yams isitiot ell by iiiiiimea t Jettbityormilsk ill* mist iliilgobbit i it ill IN yi basis baby a Mitaiu, yam( Mom ; at the " tooth et utips" *be .miles . tie wt.& aril lea" vim sever . - . ;Psi ;rite utak seams. ”U as SINS aris sewer ems OMNI lit the pest losty ot tho Prarstlitima. greseded M resdrzseri, sal& wee al • era reilleassy ehossier. swi heists. dais, ise era* et lam were ••• aamiliata, =s t• al •• asofseaa hit maks. la ea maw wee trt, !Wed me Yreew rf 19. The Wel mar eddsdrb connected with GeV? wee Md, babe at teams* ea the whole of Id. Ths tan awarreeed as parbeidere whew mom wet had •at dews, ea tie dna owseheild W walk* with the •._4 °bravados that hie oar W boa emelits ebtease, se these bed sot bees Avis ass et aseadsot dabs the whasewaa. The Charms fee preeisiel dean the pia, the paha= ewsewsles esedbiwei et their vapeUve edema sad the saleas dessaim ist am SWIM* SO their maw was wiled ea. TM iambi wee the awn art mar 111 Ohs prizes : -••-- • - • - ENOUIPI (Plear;or Halloo).-111misr : Pero, H. N. Leer; arse; J. B. Payne. J. W. Ahab,: Itpi" T. IL Tye Smith ; (eq.) J. R. Yektor t ihreired ; meaner, Julian Oo BMW WAs. H. x. Lana (Professor Newman).-Bador : let pies, Julian Ouldweid; 2nd, (q.) J. B. Papa, Joe. Mamie* ; weakens, H. N. Coommliardy, Joseph Dare, John 0. Joao, P. H. P. S m ith , George Ran. Janke: Ist prise, hones D. H. Bre.h ;2nd, Welter H. Sonswid ; ortifistes, Theodore Wa.rume, Albert Ooklamid, (eq.) Jamb Stabil, Edward Howse ; mehoohasatm's Mena Joseph Easteston. Gana.—Erman: la prime, Joseph Hetareond; Ind, Julian Goldman; 3rd, Joseph H. fielonios; certlficatea, F. Herschel' J. 8. Caretairs, Joseph Den. (eq.) Arthur Charles, Jahn 0. Jones, (eq.) T. Ely, J. B. Pay., Percy Joalor : lit Dna, T. Waterhowe; Zed, (eq.) J. D. &myth. W. H. Goldman ; awakens, Albert Gold smid, Edward Howse Habeas (Professor Mark.).—Seder Goloimedd Priam 101., (.q.) Those H. Gladness, Boman H. Brieread. a rdor : Prize, Robert Dm.. Franco (Pruimew Niamet).-B.der Prise, H. 8. Tabor; ontificates, H. Germs, Water Atkinson, J. R. Veiny, W. A. Cemernag, O. H. Lee. Joao, Joseph Paterty ; W eserFranca limas, 0. P. Powell, Roo ts.* H. W Galatia (Platoon Hyman). &sloe : Pries. H. 8. 'Moe , • onilloto. R. Owes, Richard Rake. Junior Prim nook. Wartime; medicaid, J. W. Richard son, Edward L. Ain, George Ralli, H. N. (Whaley. ITALICS (PRISANOT Arrivaboue).—flador : Prima, 8. H. Eamon ; eseincate, W. H. T. Power. Junior Prize, John Cava:s. MATIRMATICA (Professor De Illorgen).—Higher Senior: Ist Pries, A. W. Yon; 22nd, M. N. Adler ; certitiostes, H. A. Nrabilt, Henry Goidanild, A. addiss, H. 8. Tabor, Wm. V. Reseal (eq.), W. A. Cumming. Lower &ono Pries Jacob Stahel • certificate,. John An" Joseph P. Pos., Henry Morticed (eq.). Mem hair: JO Pram, P. H. l'ye Smith; tad, 11. N. Gritalen asalleataa (eq.) J. 8. Caesars, Mean Howse, Albert Gebolli. Jahn Goldminid, (cq.) Wm. Carlin and Wam. Cann a 4044 REP timake 11. Wadia, W. Atkinson, W. V. DI ma J. W. Rows, (eq.) J. Stracham A. SOISICIA. end Leopold Baud T. Ely, (eq.) H. J. Lama C. F. James, 1. R. Beide, .W. Cimewt. TAM= Prise, WHAM nerta ; weak .% T. a aix=ll4 H. 11. 8. Hewitt, W. H. Rowney aid OM. NATURAL PHILOKOTIIT miaow pixy flatist: Pram (eq.), 8. H. Baran, Mow Illemisea. Card/- cabse, H. N. Adler, Arthur Clarks. &one: Ist Prise (eq.) H. H. Comas-Hardy, Ann Mahn; Sri, George E. iceter. Certificates, Jobs Iteras, Jim* F. Payne. Eapaimental Claes Prime, Milk d 204 (eq. )),,Owen Crofton, Joseph Foge rt y. Cerldleatee, William Car linA, RIK Goers Hupp.. R. H. 8. Hewitt. ;wear (Profaner Cron y) —Pros, W. H. T. Power Certificate, Louis 8. little. PIIILOAOYST or MIND AND lASIIC (Peoria/11w lloppum)— Crime (eq.), H. N. Adler, F. Ilerwhell, A. W. Young. History of Mowel Philosophy : Certificates, H. N. Adler, Dar A Cruickshank. Ammirecrusts (Penmen. Donaldeon).—Finn Arts Ist cis.prier, F. Judg ; certificate, J. 8. Babb, Walter Smith, )l ;leer tad year. prim, George Maim Certifi er'. : Jahn T. Damson.. Coartructien, Ist year, prime, Ms S. 11ebh. Cretilceic., W. Smith, G. I'. ; SW pr. prim J. T. Debit:co. Certificate, George Mills. Darinso (Mr. Iloort).—Crime : Charles WiWua Archi- Cent. ZNOINTRIIINO.—Vint divans : ply Joseph Fo r:Lisertiliatte, Juba Mamie. (eq.) Leda Magnus and Anat. Second division : mire, Joseph Fogerty; wear* Lipoid Bark Okkeer. , —(Pribsier Itirrir).—lst prise, W. H. T. Friar ; 1. E. Tomlin ; J. E. Marshall mai J. T. Taws, S.W./dr. lairakt croomamm.y).—Juniar Silver medal, Loo med Rm.& Virilloyss, F. D. liaa. , abony, B. Kew* Ems Ildidolo, and Wm n . Carting (eq M .), C. E. 'Orme, George Wank IL J. Veitela. tormoor.—Bibs msdsl, liajandra Chandra Clanks. Omdlostes, W. Jess Ileamment, C. Drysdale, 11. B.l'. Cupp. AtaLITICAL allimUsTiff.—Gold medal, John Davis. Meg medal, let, Wm. Chard; Ind, G. Hopper. Certifi er... (eq.), P. Coammetier, Jame Wand, war AW. Martin ; Og.) Tiam. E. Farriegtoo and J. G. Anderson H. (eq.) H. Hirdemad and L. Hughre; (eq.) Edger Eldred, H. J. CNA, eind Wm. V. Ramat; George Frunkimlt POLITICAL ECOSOMT.—rrisk, Fairer Ilenchell. MCGURN LAR.—Prise, R. D. M. Lipka. Certificate, I.E. Walkman ESOLIIK EASAT.-51. prize, Horatio Nelson Grialloy. The diatribatioa of the ppnoset lanes lerruinsteil, The CSAILICAN pruoredtd, in accordance with Image. to maker some okamnstiona to the student.. Ile rejoiced the are be the atone of their college became it eaislYa be gerfectivit the principle of Mk-Potion, giving smirk limbo d coorienk w mll the aluikribi, and thus Swaim ilk it was quite psmible to educate together aborima ski dikinerr, rrl. snit mot:Manta Clara elm and MC even am was Foetid by that day's pro aeriirp, Madam woe Poora. (Load cheers.) There Cr'snow race had &hews that they could drink at of m e fountain of knowledge, and canted amicably for 60 prim which it wee in the power of the college to bestow. (Imid eheesn) Botta. was ad .11. The Callous protes t...6llmM lectureship that bad been established offered a ameradeinestaa to all liars varieties of men, while they met in Ma mtlm.lbs perbg wsnts of the present generation. Tim ha tot aft eked. and mathematics an pet:ection, but sumbr pond. for the moot various branches of know ledge, tuition Ia winch had leen successfully end systernati , sally adopted. The inquiring wants of the ego had been promptly met by the emtablisbniarnt of a clams, and for the competitive examinations retsina, Dolmens open by the go vernment thecollegehad wade the moat pedsct errangemente. Earl Pommes called on Lord Breuer= to propose a vote of thenks to the chainuan and the atter haring dons eo, lb. rota yes carried by acclimation, sad the proceeding. kmainsted. PORTRAITS or THE LATE DOUGLAS JERROLD.— Mere, Bradbury and Evans snornes, as in course of printing, to be poblished as soon as porible,a set of four por trait. of the late Mr. Douglas fa:old, photographed by Dr. Dimond. Ti-ve of the were taken within a fortnlAht of /dr. Jere:4We death, end the fourth is fr-m the marble bast by Halley, R.A. ABA of Je•Teld, by his be published by the same eras, is also In preparahou PROHIBITION 01. THE USE OF ROCKETS AS PaiVATI BR:NAM—When the Earl of Yarborough got en shore after the wreck able yacht, Zoe, a few weeks dace, he efferati re surprise that the rockets which had been ✓at up hoes the relit se orris of drier bad not brought him say bre mod was tor by the repeetor of the Coast Geer that his sae bad sees then, but ben their Os tler* re se pares elgere by elereare prig each other in the sight, they had_ pal• >r alientise w they. Upon this berg rade kern Litryies appealed to the Board of Trade on Obi erre, ea the Board has kinetwded a circular to all the heal revise herr. Bawd of Teats wilsTeLfe tr i lt el* sbigewere, calling their treaties be inj ems of the practice of ring rockets es elver erne is OMB of amber. THE PROPORTIONATE MORALITY OF THE RICA MID Poop..—Ae to the .` et imo " goalies, it Is not a year or Wisner schooling which will offset that in my rpm. rare degree. The poor aro more often detected is erre than the** because they are more masterly watched, end the mime to wbiels they are tempted ere just those caret to deter. But this I say in justice to them as a claw, compare rhos who ran nod, Init.", and 011112 but a little, with those wise bare bad the grrntnt educational privileges, sad I bo iler* yea would Sad that in thin our day before God, the brow are the purest in life, the most Ismer, the most tempted, dor moo hosal—yer and the most Chriatisa. The arise of aormistericee end friends I hew boll houghlllb parlay uno Imo bete in amount about threrse me the petard= of the rUlsgre in which I have hen Prod motty slam yeas. I think through life I have has mot fostmale or to the sorbs I have trleyed ; sad yet, I way k elder* ens shirr o f doubt, I eennet se the sal • loffloor pond obese for the Mods oof rot sod lb elm I eon ow v lll o for soos, few of or mina stioolosolsbir they erld air re sir ihnt riser of bred. I rest brim be understead se ineindlog rider the r bend of "hirer and worainemen" nen of ivory mak and prollarion, enter. few cabinet silaistora, and a fair marstion of harms.—Letter Pr the Rev. B. O. Osiorms. 171 .TEST INTELLIGENCE. CHINA. A letter from (long Kong of May 10 states that Biz Jahn Bowring and M. de Bourboulon, the French minister, were to leave for Singapore at the begin ning of the rummer, to meet lard Elgin and Baron Gros. No important operations were to be under taken before the arrival of the ambassadors of the two great powen. The Cuurrier de Paris thinks there is no truth in the report eirculattil by the Independanee Beige that the English government, in consequence of the rebellion in Bengal, has 'shed France to bend more troops to China. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (MN OUR OWN COREMPONDINT.) PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING.. The settlement at the Boersc has been perfectly disastrous for the " bulls." After the continued tali of the last few days it was thought that they meet have, in great measure, closed their accounts, but this supposition turned out unfounded. Continua tions were very high indeed. From 40e. to 55e. was asked in the parquet, but outside the rates were as high as 60c. or 65e. The Itente fell 70c. for cash, and Ode. for account, closing at 66fr. 95e. and 66fr. 80c. Mobilier fell 30fr. The Lyons, Mediter ranean, and Western Railways fell lofr. each ; and Southern,lsfr.; and most of the other lines from 2fr. 50e. to Ste. The mtes of continuation for rail way shares were, however, comparatively moderate. It is currently reported at Lille that in consequence of the excellent prospects of the harvest the Belgian government hes resolved to take off the export duty now levied at the French frontier upon cereals coming from Belgium. This important measure will, it is said, come into operation on July 15. There was a question some time since of making New Caledonia a penal settlement, and transporting thither all the prisoners of Cayenne. This idea has, however, been entirely abandoned, and I hear that the l eolony has been, or is on the point of being conceded to a company headed by an Englishman named II) me. The French government proposes to grist to the company one million of acres of laud for every 5,000 settlers, and Do in proportion to the extent at twathirds of the island, which consists of 7,500,000 acres. The company is to have the privilege of rending various articles of colonial produce, rapt, coffee, B:e., to France, duty free, for a period of twenty-one years. A Paris correspondence in the Indepesdanee, says: Let. es from Iladtid speak of a corFct en a point of pre cedence having arisen some little time slate between M. Fidel, the Minister of Foreign Atkin, and the Marquis de Tenet, the French Ambassador. At a '^uer given by the Quiets, the Marmas de Target claimed to sit above the Duke do Mentpenaier. Several notes are mid to bare ken eschanged on the subk et, but the Damn at length put an end to the controversy by sa sg that she would not artier any Ambassador whatever to take peecakuce 't the pre sence of ker sieder's husband. I give you there details with aS merge, std they see, at a't events, somewhat retro spective. ZIPPY ItIRRIAGEABLE Pi The &tele publishes the following article, which it heads " Fifty Mantigmble Princesses" : A German newspaper, the Bnixaciel °vette, states in • late umber that there mist at the prima moment —sot in the whole world, not even in Europe, bat in Gensany slow— nety prisms:a dm age to many. The above joutnal does not say whether there are as owl number of matilageable prime, stud our knowledge of reigning families is too limited to enlighten on on thie point; hot • person who le well up its Me Almanac do Gotha mums se that the somber of prime is dm Wilier to that of primmer, sad that not ream than twisty primes of Europe have etembed or simmesed ad, eighbrenth year. We thus lrhaw own Wyly yaw. saddisaldass handful, plume; with armor leas royal blood &ICIg fa their rtes, placed to the nod 'lto soave of rouble; old maids or of mstry• pada mollies or wintry sperm For some to.. pest we ram& Shot W daughters of nobles sad oeantry maims do amt fear committing a releaniases by matrying ticked prima.; end we levies aids holm It the piled, sad seifteretie mere are thee to loss themselves, and become omfonnded t the gust risssonstle whirlwind which %macs mediae so sty Moe o opting tide. We detect Ia the bet of neat inerrimmeble pelnotens editing ohms in Geneeny • mambas of decline orbital we holy salsa to OM siteation of persons wins &..m of re ergeilak‘ misty on Ito molest bests, who Celt to sr eetshish the tight of peltnigenbere, be. tr. If oat ot fifty pebraese these are thirty turbo inn the risk of mimic/ Ample meeliti, when besemes of the good old principles ? Ane the pithier. ef bid stint to disappear ? May tbo • peeirme Ouremmy frees so prolemed es evil I In eider, thimble, to timbre the bitter, we lag to sequelst ell ▪ mimes of the ,testes that Ott, Oirmas primmer are in eis is rearm." Cennieasx RTMIXOUNIM —Ws am informed est Mr. Gam Wog" rnmrimr modommi, st IlmiMm mar-Mosm Ihmaiima. la" Or boom mon maw if it UM= Mmodo, et istmdm Loodis kamotodip mai expoimak W eamd M Mod Me aboM bomb moMMI eM Soma A mom bommi and appal Mm—CAstushom yrirr. • THE Woscarnia Th• principal ambits same& MY Ma tartbassake flativsl aw Malays Cara Moselle., Mar bag, lON lard= Vlshig, Madams Wars, Mrs. Clan Ilapasslh, Ma Palmer, sod Ms 011bert ; Mr. Sim lams. 1 Oariani, Mr. Maim illanlid4r. Was, Mr. Thamma sai Is Ferman lb hod lad dorm viM semi SIM parr, • ith Mr. Dun rrseranarator. Thee sal la adladal tom ee• ea Taw tbs deed impreftorit4 Manbfa Arttiorin. Dm^ nail art Dr. May. On Water salid M w MIA. pa Thwerhy, Mal /1106, isolhas Inn Oars'. Eli fired in Moot Masslimeass suessata sill LIM. Is the Od1110;16811, as rod, ea Me ~rate;. et Tanis% Wsdamlay, sad Thursday, sad ea Friday the Ihstlad tril aims Irak lha Messaut. i v~\ THE BENGAL MUTINY. (Entree.; from the Letter of an Offloer to Fe Mende in Erglrsd.) CALCUTTA. SATVIWAT, BIAV 18. To conceal the condition of India any longer is now impiesible. The disaffection that has existed to long amongst our Sepoya from one end of our Eastern possessions to the other has at length displayed itself in all Its meaning. You, doubtless, ate already aware in what bas taken place at Darrarkpire, a stai:on 15 miles ,::Rant Lem Calcutta. One regiment, the 19th Native Infantry, about 900 strong, has been disbanded, and seven compumies of the 34th Native Infantry, about 700 men, have shared the same fate, making in all 1,600 men, who with their wives and families have been turned adrift to plunder and murder ; for the men are not St Z. labour of any kind, and their families and wives mast be fed. This, for a tione, quieted llarrnekpore, as the disgraced men were parsed over the river and the banks guarded by European sentriee to prevent their return. Other diaturbanoes, however, in the north-west were won reported, and yesterday morning, by electric telegraph, the govern ment received the news of most alarming outbreaks, with great loss of life, about Meerut and Delhi. That which has been slumbering elan the tirne of Sir C N►pier has broken out in full vigour, and ere another Mail Teaches England it is not impossible that the European population of India, that is from Calcutta upwards, may be considerably diniioish:d. This is an astounding assertion nevertheless It is no exaggeration. The government sup presses every kind of information it reeves that I. likely to create alarm, and even, it is raid, pays hes, ily to our daily pares to do the tame. It is eenuespently difficult to at rive at the truth, or even a knowledge of what is going on. Shortlyafter the DArraek pule r, the 3rd Cavalry at Meerut showed symptoms of disaffection; about 80 men (Sowers troopers) were tried by court-miwtial, sentenced to a long term of itopriseninrnt and had Inlaar. The sentence woe rend on the yuletide ground fn the presence of the regiments eta tinned at Meerut, and the men were ;seined immediately after, and marched off to prison. During the proems the native troops appeared aunty and realms, but not a word was said. About midnight of the following day, however, their feelings being worked sip to boiling point, the whole of the ffepoys and Sowers stationed at Meerut left their lines and proceeded straight to Delhi. These consisted of the Ilth, 15th, 20th, and 74th Native Infantry, and the re maining temips of the 3rd Cavalry. On reaching De/hi they were joined by the 3Sth and 54th Native Infantry and the Native Artillery at that station. Hero the most atrocious sets were committed. Headed by the 38th, they attacked every how.e containing an Enropesn, and killed every man and violated and killed everywoman, including Mr. 8. Fraser, the Commissioner, Rev. Jennings and daughter; the death and sufferings of the latter are said to Dare been such es no pen can describe or heart conceive. Dr. Balfour and Captain Dangler, commanding the Pa lace Guards, were killed ; and every officer of the 38th and 64th present with his corm and visitors and remittent& in the pleas, shared the 1 , 11110 fate, except the following Major and Mrs. Abbott, Captain and Mrs. Wallace, Cap tain and Mrs. De Totsecr, Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson. The truurgents then proceeded to the Delhi D.wk, loofa that and retained prereemion of the builcling ; aim the Treasury, which was well supplied. Lieutenant Willoughby, in charge of the magarine, seeing ell this, at once blew it up, and, we four has perished by his own hands, lied this megar.ine fallen into the handed the insurgents, there is no calculating thee mischief they might hare effected. The devotion of Lieutenant Willoughby ir; beyond praise. God grant we may hear he is still alive. At prevent he is The insurgents now hold Delhi. The Commander-in-Chief is said to be on bin way from the hills with three European corps sad a Goons regiment. Lord Canning in frantic, and a general peak pervades India. The steamer Alms, which ought behove left to-morrow morning with the mail, is post petard with the hope that Letter Dews may arrive on Monday. The probability is new. more alarming will reach ue Other regionals may have risen, and ether massarros be reperbel. To protect the capital (Calcutta) General Basra, has been In communication a:th the Go versor-Genaral (General Low is utterly usele”), and • Men hes been devised which will ho carried into eiroa to-dry or tipmenow ; It is, I hoer, to coacentrate our troop. in Calcutta.. Ors ponsible. The above are farts, and I have wary mason to say may he relied an with confidence- We only fear for oar wins sad daughters; if they were mare or. work would be easy. SATCEGAT EVENING, MAT 16. Since writing the shove a govemuient notification hoe been imaed confusing ahead everything herein detailed. MONDAY EVENING, MAT Is. As expected the telegraph hi in, and the news for which the mails Dive kern detained bail readied es. :Nothing, that I can learn, Prom Delhi. From Meerut we have the fel lowing , On the evening of the 10th the troop roes, as It were, as ete:r. The 11th, 15th, and 20th Native Infantry, end the 3,4 Light Cavalry, fell with merciless fury on their oaken% ' destroying very many of each regiment; some contrived to escape. Of those killed we have the following:—Colonel Finals, Ilth, killed; Lieutenant Chambers and Mrs. Cham bers, with Native Infantry; Captain Taylor and Captain M'Doseld, of the 20th NWT* Infantry, end Mrs. MD...— mid also killed, and many others. Ltr. Christie, ofithg Cavalry, mortally wounded. Ms. Courtney, hotel-keeper, end all her ehitdren, wi t h .... erring ladies and WIWI% killed. Huw those poor souls dlel7 no one knows. It appears the men of the 3rd Cavalry that were confined in gaol were liberated by the insurgents, by whom the greeter part of Meerut has been consumed by ire. Many Europeans have been destroyed, whore names bare * to be published. The excitement here Is fearful in the extreme, ' THE PAPAL STATES. (71031 001 OWN 00UNTSPONDSKT.) ROME, JUNE 2S. If we are to judge of the Claistian character -; the ecclesiastical government by its observance of the evangelical precept, " Love your enemies," we must acknowledge that its political practice is Neel at variance with that divine command. Seceder i governments, and even despotic ones, have showa;" themselves infinitely more merciful towards thefel opponents than the representatives of the Apostle.. ilse hopes and expectations of the Pope's subjects, with respect to the intentions of his Holiness its favour of political offenders, have been hitherto bat; meagrely realised, as the desired amnesty has bees e_ limited to a few persons imprisoned at Bologna, for commove well as political offences, who were pardonedi on the 17th inat, being the anniversary of the Pope's exaltation to the throne. The Gatzeitii di Bator's I alludes to the sovereign clemency with much (WWI easy, and avoids even the mention of poliffogi.i offenders by the roundabout phrase of " perms,: subject to prejudice." From twenty to five-andri twenty of the political priioners detained in the: castle of Palliano have been transferred to the of Ban Michele in Borne, but it is not cl earl y tallied whether this movement is to be considered ea; a step previous to their release, or whether their evidence is required in the examination as to the origin of the recent mutiny and attempt to escape of the Palliano prisoners, or, finally, whether they are merely brought to )tome during the reparation and strengthening of the prison warth of that castle. Whichever may be the true version of the affair, it only tends to confirm the universal opinion that a general amnesty will not be granted. The reception of the Piedmontese minister Bon compagni at Bologna appears to have been as cold on the part of the Pope es it was warm on that of the nobility and inhabitants of the city. His 1101 i. ness granted the envoy but a brief audience, and not even a private one ; but in private circles Boncom. pagni's presence was eagerly sought after, and two of the most distinguished of the Bolognese, Signora Malvezzi and Nlinghetti, who formed part of Pio Nono's constitutional ministry in the early part of his reign, gave splendid entertainments in honour of the envoy. The Supreme Tribunal of the Rota has decided in favour of Messrs. Jackson, Fell, and Joplin in their contest with M. Mires and the Pio-Central Railway Company for the privilege of constructing the great line from Rome to Bologna. The concession of this line was sought for from the Roman Gm ernment i , simultaneously, by Messrs. Jackson, Fell, and Jopling on one side, and the Marquis di Casavaldea on the other, when it was agreed between them that Messrs. Jackson should resign their pretensions to the concession, and aid the Marquis and his Spanish company to obtain it, on condition of being retained as contractors for the execution of the line. On the 21st May, 185 G, the Spaniards • obtained the grant, which, however, they sold on; the 4th August following to Mires and 1-4 Pio. Central Company, to whom they referred Messrs. Jackson and Co. for the execution of their contract.; The Pio-Central Company ignored the Jackson con tract altogether, and commenced the works on their own account lest month, in spite of the legal protests of their antagonists. The rights of the British company, however, were-• immediately represented by the Hon. Mr. Lyons to Cardinal Antonelli, and aided by the experience of the British consul, Mr. Freeborn, in the mode of procedure to be adopted in this country, and fur nished with the valuable services of the consular lawyer, Signer Franchi, Messrs. Jackson and Co.'s agent in Rome, Mr. J. Thompson, appealed to the Rota tribunal, which enjoys here the reputation of being incorruptible, and from which he obtained lest week a favourable sentence. The Pio Central Com• puny appealed to the second "turn" of the same tribunal, whose final decision is to take place on the 4th of July, and is expected to be conformable to the • first decision. The works on the Civita Vecchia line arc at a stard-still for the present, owing to the wages di the I .bourers having been considerably reduced by the French overseers, a etreumstanee which renders wor men difficult to be obtained during the malaria - season. Roman Consols, sol. Exchange on London, 470. The New Gault* of Prussia of the 28th elt. publishes a circular of the Rawl for Eveugclical Council ma letive to the maw lege of persons divorced aarording to citi law. It says that when such persons demand to be now rigid, notice must be given by the clergyman to whom they apply to the Conaistury of thew ihrti ict, which shall decide whether it bo in wxordanoa w it h the pr iniiplea of Chriatianity.' The right of appeal faint the Coreisboy to the Supciot Beciraisatital Council is to be allowed. Dispensations to marry after adultery ere no longer to oo geantcd, and the clergy are forbidden to Give any rectmatendation favor, el them. Count do Nieuwerlcerke, director-general of the museums and intendant of Poe eels of the household of Ile - Emperor of the French, has left Patio to vlait the sal 'bide,. et Manchester. The Peninsular and Oriental Company hare noti fied that • dAuetion of 25 per cent. .. be made thole rates of isamage-money for all ofileers on uncipiced Lotoutit, conmeltel to retutu to India doting the nest two month 6. It is mid that the number on forlough is 800. LIEETENAXT WILLOUGHBY.-lAcutenant Austin,' of the 60th Queens Rifle., writing from Meerut to ho Miln e _ states that Lieutenant Willoughby had got to Kurnaul, mach burnt, but alive. Two protests on the part of peers against the Divorce Bin, so it has brew sent down from the Lords to the Commons, have been printed. The fire*, signed by Lode Donoughmore, Hat rington, I.,)edhent, Talbot de Hatable, and Delmore, may be considered as a declaration of the greet principle that in divorce there shoot.] be perfect reciprocity between the mien. In the second. Leonia Lyndhurst sad - Docietiebniore maintain that wilful desertion on the past at the hatband Mould entitle the wife, not merely to • legator.* recognised " eeparation," but to an absolute divorce. AK ANt lv.Vr BATIIROON.—The old Roman bath room lately dirovered at Plomltieres, at about MI feet below the • Grande Roe. is supplied by a pipe. the extremity** ',Pict is chord by a bronze nick atilt existing. This cock having been turned--au operation which was effected without much diffeulty--an abundant fl,w of water took place. The water I. of the same quality as that of the existing pat= but is of a temperature offromim 72 deg. to 74 deg. cm whilst that of the hottest eziating opting is only 64 deg. from which it appears that the letter becomes cooled in MI pentoge to the bath.. There ie roam to believe that the lath now found was destroyed by some of the smog. hordes who followed Anita in hie invasion of Gaut—so that the Lath is brought into use after an interval of fourteen manta li...4—Cativo.. IL COALPIT EXPLOSION NEAR AiroLtEntISMilTON -- •• The inhabitants of the village of l'ortohello, *bad two miles from Wolverhampton. were on Monday evening thrown 'win great consternation be an ezploeion in • coals and stone pit, the property of Hears. Sono, Fletcher, and Co., which, though happily not resulting in Ws • of life, ham inflicted hoiriblo sufferings upon nine pssesmasis The workpeopte had oared for the day, and the who were the Mot batch of miners brought up by the h at bed nosidy mached the pit month, when the exploits place. When polled out, they were all found Maier; wombed about the face and other ports of the ttZt They were helped by their fellow-workmen to respeetive homes, where they were immediately assail. by Mr. J. Martell, surgeon, and his men.tente, sad It le hoped they will all recover, although their sufferings MAP. while are intense, and the majority of them ate 0118„ of the usfortunite fellows, in • state of frenzy, rani etc way to }Melon. a distance of two miles, without Their ages vary from twenty-six to twelve. The attributed to a cinder foiling from the fire. as it wen Mit, raked, into the " sump)" under the platform. the Mk" . being accelerated by the close atmosphere that has We" prevailed both above and below ground.—ifoschmeaff Guardian. I h 'G, Z ' t? P• 0 t hal th 4 ao Into oft nhoi pen owl bp li vet , lad