The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-05 00:00:00

TO CORRESPONDENTS. Eamomi.o. le. • 11. Lavem.L . Undo' WON, PPM Red st vb. OS" le, IlvavvermaseL Ai apAllpllS IS OP eftrabliemlin. • •-• • • • • VALMITAVAGIAIL.4 tigar ai t.gplia MY AL Olber.-Aas al V. • OWon* A 11A111120125110411 ZIONABD rADAWAD. Ma arl Lopped', Tags nAI Y. Mit7.ll. 7U OUR SUBSCRIBERS. A DOUBLE NUMBER of the EXPRESS 141 tie pahlOsed a mg oat SATURDAYS. Au. the world that is not at the Manchester Es te-baton this week is at that of the Royal Academy; and ellthc world is talking about both. It Masao K the opening of the two Exhibitions on mootenne asp bid trooght into stronger rebid than .said certain points of maniegeseent which am talked over in the first week of nay math el May, and whirl have always, thus tar, stood oar to be dimmed in like manner in the same week of the next year. It is Mt reasesilde to hope. that tome iesprovo merte. which are retain to take pima moms or later, may be sae ormeemenee cl the Manchester Exhibitios. If not, ta tom of ledge= and Porto , must net on the unanimity of artiste in proposing and requiring wain changes in the mmagemeat of the Asedesty. Rapier dear of all scolding of the Hanging Cam mittee, we Mali maim to point eat the grievasem which are most complained. at, et ash by artists and the Trade, and which en generally comidared amok renedadele. No inemaa pans Maimed to do anything waive ems pity the ashram*, gem tames whom chasm invents with the ciao of hanging the Aeshay picture'. " I only sick yea had to do it," is their reasosablo reply to the crowd of amplainante was the rooms an thrown open. The bare idea of the heard of pimeree—the show of diamilar elemento—midat whisk they have to move sad make neat ardor as they ems, is aeon& to disarm all anger. They have to deal with, not only the saes of COATIS which the public sees, hat with at least an equal qusatity that am ox elded. If we get a headache at the Faultition whoa all ia dew and arranged, what state man the three neameible gentlemen be in with double the qinatity of pietism on had, and the arrangements al to make? Considering this, the real dlgi aadty a arranging a heterogeneous calection al pieteres, the maims of all the satins ten anted, and th. bet that the most favoured are simply satisfied while the remaining ma tibiae are bitterly dismantled, one asa feel making but pity kw the harassed annals who seldom Oases anybody, and always irritate and canal hundreds wham it is fur from agreeable to displeue. In web a position of affairs it is the duty of the pablie outside of the artist-dais to come to the resens, with such suggestions ea the greatest am. bar are dimmed to agree in. The *die. tea, has a right to speak, for more MKS" then sec As the Royal Academy has it. abode ran free, and is worth 180,0001., the peak which has pad the mew/ Ms a right to require that the Exhibition shall be mode as geed as it can be made in regard to epee and areangement. For want of week apes and ansage meat, the peseta peak stamps ma mama head ashe, sad the suftbrer bus a right to require that no avoidable penalty of the kind shall be inflicted. Again, certain leading points of reform being indi cated and agreed man by popular good sense, the public is bound to Fees them spun the con sideration of the responsible parties. .Oa what principle, in the th a t piste, does the armagement, or tither the heagiug - ot the pictures premed? Arrangement may be spokes el in the is= albs .!!bras atilhistaleinees, bat the rest is man bask. VlVt fall=latan in the mad at Abe Omahas ea* lie pea& It wool' std lbs pirturesgas abet b ask gist. This 4101 he all very well if Sy bad la bang a were of plasm in a privahelhema.let it is a pore nia take vies there ere masa ail works it art be be dealt with. This is ask wwineelasi tijlsws who hare to do with am= of shjsale of esifbist kind. In a child's padre any variety of BOW. throw' together, homer carelessly, is pretty; bet if the stem thing a= Ihne in the Crystal Pasco 010111/8/01t i aiIIIMINE or Chatsworth, there =aid In Mai 111110111iia than beauty or satiate ties, sod des prams would be like an area of wee& Oa the huge Kale, the Sowers are masted and arranged on a died= plan, see to rains the mind while the eye is gratified. Again, the pawn broker throws together all the jewellery that cows in, sad nobody who sees it could tell to =rates after what was there ; whereas at the great jewellers' show-roams the priseipla el order .glees the splendour by concantratiag the =wea n= et the meet brilliant gems. The primal* of order become valuable in exact proportion to the Inaba= of details to be dealt with ; and wane are the &tells so nialtifitrione u in a large sensed= of pietas! In saturag our Auidemy nomy who does not hag he a sepaintien a the pertraftk like the arranges= at Placsaset As hr is we know, there is absolutely IS angst. Is say quarter, as to the desirableness of a separate colhatica of the por traits. The public desire it has= they Nand judge of a portrait when it is announded y spy distraction of landscape end ideal rabies= and be es= the contemplation of portraits regains a dif ferent mood of the mind be. that of say ether htei of picture. The artist deice it because his repata tiro is now at tla many at eltanse, be hie emits what they may. He boa pasted a really be. par trait—so his best-jedging friends tell bin; end they praise especially theism tame etnaser. Timbal it la the Exhibition, looking Ma a bole ia the wall,pat ont by.a pre-Rafaellit• pad ea ewe side and a red and yellow sant= on the ether. in the sobriety of a prank gallery it =ad hew seemed the painter's Boors : here, it is a mere semillastian. Mao may, wasps, b• a annum of =aim as • • • - - THE DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING I n* al lima. Mena Mow ml Woo fit ir WNW roxx - i...." ... " .......i.4 l "!reral Übe . betel =Ole eri ntaMrrlze=== 6. 1 1 11"11XI0N WM la MIL= LID IllrAllar g b io ammete,* web ramee et de i =lre tribe r "1""" X 0111.TBAILT 11111110 1111.01 T. villa WWI ADVitelBllll2.llll.d.i. Eaamilm=irare.ra:g s• • ti Ile la se= teem* ISt iirWeille. lala at trtg - expreo,4 OrnT I Mak llama :1 7 """w 727ll 4 l2rearli ; Noe. Anitial-Dons iron WATS& AT LONDON MOM a, THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1857: to how far this principle of classgleation shook' ex tend—whether landscapes and be segregated like portraits; but ; be that i is an evil to make any mixture mlitaiefountWelill! wearies the faculties of thespoo .P.Tobody the evil of hanging picturesso &lir Veer ou nerve of the eye by compelling a constant shifting of the focus ; and it is a worse evil to compel a similar shifting of the focus of the mind. The Academy kabischa comer On, to a,sartahrty, within a certain limit of Basing; and we are all wont to be enr prietd, when welromm home. to find how little we remember ei what we have sees. If there were a portrait gallery for one day, or me order of pr eens, and a collection of landempee which might be visited alteraately with another of figure pieces, we should (with proper ventilation) hear little more of the Academy headache. Artisti add that they wield • then Mend a fair damn of a fair judgment, and them woad be an end of the wonder atisdng their Mende why their pictures appear so much better in their own painting rooms than in the Academy rooms. This indicates other applications of dielpeleciples of order in hanging the pictures. Imgile to the artist and the instraction of the public tEteeopire that the 'WAS of each painter should lei. seen in their own atmosphere, and tested by some silidard of eomposieos. The first consideratisa seggeele that OW iltrtirld pictures of any artist &soil be pispedlelestlier ; and the second that, Atm If* Odom ate exhibited, they, again; should not he armed. bat groped for oompadena. Seek egg& maim of the plot* of araltilm, be varieneebed test amyl; ommilleht ; but eget Molt is she* Pieedeabila sited ieridely more impetiort the loga" the nab li OZNIMita. It is • relit thing to hod assn diem shookatedialted, hat dire is more Is do yet. It hi Ciieat . thing that Abeibmkboe me no bow allowed tbree`ilnir for bushig iv that fietices, mist .the. OM .of compallem with Ohm. Tbet • monism gehribge is , sods* mit it Ss MA I, world gambles et the Mendebeeff the body holm the issemely of the Vers, er offibe bed plaserei it, die mhotteed that Aeadddidadi Oil Noll be expected ti side their = *am 111'14 They will give their gold n whisk lb, Ihethw ith hoist to the ceiling At l i the Seer, dm stultifying their owls mod p hot Sig meet not be expected to WAIL Sebodebe slew worry upbeats. What thee is Ili lb dirt 'llfibee is the remedy ? Why, in laving alba glom .31 is for this that the abode and the weedier St l i Academy have been confound by the nalims snit while that wealth exists and inermea, So pith has a right to insist on a sufficiency of wolf St the favourable exhibition of all pictures of good poem se. As for that upper line, it is a Imbues which . Sold not be submitted to on any pretence. lifloiever oleo the facts of hyperotism, according to Mr...ADA discovery and practice, have taught as, they, have proved how very slight a strain to the ones at des eye in looking upwards affects the whole itriteft inducing more mime eamatenees thea Mall INN& MS. 'fleece ahead be so each strain cm eldeerego er Mot es leaking at pleats, under diMeeltko it light or attitude. If the managers auk how the can do more than send away half the Otero diet cam, and cover their walls with the Net; the rig* is, bet, that they will seem wilier 'bow to pe• vide farther areas of mil.vdolleg tide Sri belt imp by an ever incesedog Sam et Milliugs 1 MI next, that they ean e lt=oloor mat rind* of order into their "• lift the two depot*, mob already separated 7 4o. eselptare and ta• embilimw-diey want, =doted 'Min, uses ogees 'sso moss Securable *dew - As for **Mob ebble—the time of melts"' sad earillislbs .or ot be Sr off. Every great Art-indidieb, wary great colonisation of popular esemohme mod pies me, ash as seems now a diedselleallb. Me of ale ilm, coed show more and mei dimereg el:making oar expensive Art-geren leldt ISt SSW of weeds. If the public will but legged leer hag of artists on the points in which they ere agreed. the Academy will have to show dew for repudiating the principle of order which le pending in all other Art-enterprises, and link to Ohl to the requirements of a profession villa has had enough of needless mortitionim, and id a" public which would rather enjoy pientree widest my needless penalty of headache and weariness, of overstrained attention at the time, ends ma* nukes, lion of imperious afterwards. Itt selecting Sir JOHN RAN.DEN as Under- Seeretary of State for the Wsr Department, Lord PANYURZ has, all things considered, mode a good choice of a representative in the Haase el Commons. In the last Parliament Sir JOHN was one of the few young English members who achieved anythiug like a Parliamentary success, and exhibited a certain capacity for racial life. The OCCIIHiaII as which he first distinguished himself in the Hesse was one, too, which at once placed him among the more advanced Liberals—the Ballot. Nor are there wanting ether circumstances connected with Sir Joan Rametnim's personal position in IA which indicate the poinciana of practically libeled views. Though the pomessor of a property in Huddersfield so extensive that it may be supposed to convey with it very eoesiderabk political influence in that import ant borough, Sir Joan ROINDEN commenced his political career by the creditable reeolatioa, not only of never seeking to avail himself of that in fluence, but of never permitting it to be used lee the advaatage or to the disadvantage of any camilidste far the reprommattica of Huddersfield. We de mat of course meet that had Sir JOHN &minas per. seed an opposite coarse, his influence could have con trolled the choice of so important a town. But there are, perhaps, few persons in his situation who would have resisted the temptation to assist political friends to the utmost extent of their power. ROUSE OF COMMONS.-THIS DAY. The Sesscsatoolt the shale this sitsepootat Ave Wastes Aar two o'clock. Notwithstanding the appeal made to members through the morning pagers to assentle .t two o'clock in madam three to make a home, a Wet delay weaned berm the requisite somber could be get together. There were mem* mare than a damn sambas present, whin the Speaker went to prayem shortly Mikes two o'clock, and it required the valid tarts of Kr. Horse and Lord lidgrare to whip up key to amble the Spam to take the their. The ermael4 la ems than reamed, and ammo" the membeismite mdisertleed the *Wm were Capt. O'Coemell, Oh John Wahh, But, Mr. &attack, Word Leerthes, Gamest Wyndham, Mr. Brach, and Mr. North. _ . The ernmeziay we tesethant4 et intervals se stesebses &mpg is, vp Ms Mr eclair, whim the keen adjoaraot MIL APIARY PELLATS AND INA ELICTOU OF 11•••orwasio main • make we WI el the Loewe NA4 nwoolyboin• ibe titzo i f • ummeriel to Kr A. PA" lI.P. gook . woo is Me choir, awl joimmat Mon 101 l ma •A/•••• ropearbs grins' of hiloaala Im siiiirpodbooot. anowitoemeg omplloult, Mai old Nn 100 ososh•dlaimossi swoubsoof rpigadwat oho melt dela Ms *Wm bon Mail es WM aline/11r beam Hem nlwd te a. be bed kh° m -egoi lliema S i cue veins depive weasebin Ilshienies a fl me.. ploymn . I udda Part wee warmly eseeleed. Aka* • paw VIM pas& .• . . bt Court. r • - • Yalta* atoning Ike cereiiinititeltur= QUO'S pestioreed to 4se Priests Chem' at 13 Pelee, by Ron. saVEcey RIF. the bum of Weber. I.ritses Agee, the Reap of Walls, the Preen Emit the Princess Alice, and the Marchioness of Ely wee prone. The Counties de Mealy sad the Duke and Duchess de Nene» visited her Kajoily pawky. The Moores Royal sad the Where Alice, edlaeled_le the Marchicose of Ely, west e Kew aaladdisk ad Durand of Cambridge and th e Ilesedilae; CinaiMetare of Ilerldeaboaph Relit& The Dadiessat Sort died with the Qualaid sir vim*: Hat Majesty will hold • Privy Coma lelleetow (Wed aside) et llackfagent rem The Centre de Nosiday, Oa Di dal Dasksa d• Ne meses, the Prince of Wales, dad Primo Ildwasd of ices Wahwpar,_vimital thip Nein. of Peat poomday as cameos lime, it. haw's. A Cabinet Connell wee held yesterday, at the °tidal residence of the First Lord of the Treasury, in Downingetreet. The Ministers present were : Viscount Palmerston, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl of Harrowby, Su George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, Mr. Secretary Labouchere, Lord Pan more, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Charlie Wood, the R4ht Hoe. It. Vernet Smith,' Lord Stanley of AWerlek ia thealte of Argyll, and the Right Mee. M. T. • Vire *ooed at the Cokedel Ofilas yesterday froes Th r eil Ooverser et Neeriblesdisad. His Gram the Arabldeitop of Armagh, Mr. and Mr& Dakar NBA orally, lave arcked is Cherleretnet, fns the Palma Anna& ' The nuclear of Athol' has arrived at the St. Gimp's dotal, from PIA'S Nos" N.B. Tha Marquis Camden and the Ladies Pratt ha►e arrival at Carlton Ilouwtarraca, taw Wakeman' Park, Ind, )or the arm. Ms Earl and Comte, of Litareboaaah bay* raturnat to tows tram Ikrableal Nan, Laiaralrekira, it the 111810 a. • _ - . The Earl and Coniston of Darnley reborn to town .0107/17111 for SW, mama _ _ _ Viscount and Vinceumtese Boyne have arrived in Bakvaveugasis, from their wet, Burwsztou Hell, Sinop daze. Load and Lady Palmer. have arrived at their tweed la Ciresmar-oqams, from Paris. - The Lady Augusta Fianna gave birth to ISAMU ter, yesterday naming, in Portsean-square. Lard Freersham hoe 'raved in town Aai pen scabs Park, Terabits. Her hilyebly err et Da man* Park. Lady Rolle is expected in town La a iseedaye dna Bingo, sear Heater, lir the gram Lord Laced has kit the St. George's HoleL The Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, L.P., sal Km Herbert come to town to-morrow, Ikea Wilton - Hoy Wilts, for the 10110013. The Hon. Mr. and lin. Vernon hare arrived at the k. Georges Hotel. Sir Francis and Lady Arabella Baring some to town to-morrow, front their stet In Rezapehtre, for the MM. fiir E. North Buxtces, M.P., is expected to return hes the Ceseksat t aSw days. Sir Edward will She up his reddest* &Slag the sorer swaths at Hera MILS, l'pes Perk, la this 'meaty, the mat et the late Barad Gamey, Esq. We (Chalsuford Chronicle) regret to learn that the veasrshie Lady Midas, is sedgeriag from sa Maas 10 serious se to eldte kers se to the result, sad seder it wow eery to gather the members et her hazily Grand her. Her kAyship he reached ea bp which dew Stela, but though eafeebled by yeses her spick has beat s,. active to the sues of beeevoleets. The final close of the womb of the Nightingale Fund has been postponed to the 2011 of Zone. A public dinner will be given to Sir W. B. Smijth, Bert, M.P., at the Shire Pa, Chelteskedon Friday. We (Ifestialt Gosette) understand that the petition ooziest the Mani of Sir Fowled° Swath, tar Cbailso, on ths pork ef bribery nod on poise, bee been defy po peyed, sad will be prameesd to the Howes at Comas= dar ing the present wok. Sir Edward Derby, Bart., ]LP., having returned hems from the Wet, 11104111. Wild ma madras to the eiseten ef Poe Kist, easeeriai lais adorrehtleftealle for me ma win which they hoe yeawned Ma to perlistrat ; end the regret V entertains, without coodwaina the menthe deo tors hare paned, in big aspriod of the estimable eld of his Isle collages, William Doses, Ll. The hos. baronet worm ia the Name Lord Paserseon Ye poems& with ye pal to Chas, sad states his intention to giro the plena ministry a medial bat isdspeatlent support is say tnesenres that it soy devise far pecepswere loprooment sod wabetsa- UM redeem 0011VERSAIMIX OP sec Boom or Acts.—At the eenertedeee to be hid le tie Seettefe Ream te mem: mete& lielpiehmee rd ikekbet et the Me Mr. Themes &Aim TM lie eatillett, eat ea widgets will be tie- Mewed by h PAWN lift. MDTAL lIMITUTIOS OP GREAT BRITAIIL—At the raked toonthly needs& bad yeatariay lra Foie, Req., M.A., I.R.S. trims* old hi the George Edward Sedogfea,3l/4 4 loth* la Nei Wider. Wele dellet; ea WM* Iletnem Ike, sad Leeds emeseglas SiNftsll re ot eli teale al The islivaisi pd.= *ere y criers/ : Mersa Three Moor. L. D.C.L., F.A.S. Lk IL, se Planar et chnialey la re Mood Issikra ; be PL.41 4 P= l lProteeror embeiml, the Theehtmereed Paine C . Ramsay awl Copia der ther, Ike dimprie to the mem Y' dl7 met lay I. The perk waited due re ki reo' were here the _loss. Isimarttox or Dzsiott,--.At 10 o'clock rob:- es. of Welabsier-bel we throws ors It the pea err the prom ot visteletthe pboe ter the sem gmeimmeget Mises, end omega loperoole_ yeemeed to be Agra is the risky et the leveed itairaiast. The arke el mole rns ettothireMe. The b it to be geese to the pebti Rem If o'clock Lat. It I pm. welt day Si we*, sad Al keel, espy the homes et • Mk. Mouse or/ CHARITY rea DIRTIMMIZD Pawn Lesamey—Os dimity the Mem of ireed peserel • mom et IL I. row Weekerite, es Idol et Se GUM . Tie Mirka egmemmesi 411. Ilk ere es nee set cd tbe ketikelik porember bees Mirk sal It is le creer Moka toyer& roma emmommedeiemerktielmee, kr ohm M Frei try re rem eme NAVAL AIM MILITARY IRILII soclm. The writ. erieetig Mie eeskros hill et Ws Rarer ; the k the char. ww Denim the past A gs rVild kermems had boa herd. Tbe sort s te VOL, sed the is kers to nu. • the le UM, midi tbe wort rod er MOI. 'The et the Arebv== Mini et Mi. The lir her. 014, the lon es emil iseirdee. elhory la the ery big MINIS& by this Moller ECCLESIASTICAL UNION IN SCOTLAXD.—A SMISS at rigorism has bees published be sews ot the bora aee epspera. dips* try 140 of the aver isiameig Ihe TM Char& rd the User Pes Clam IM We pet rivals el the Peesbyrka emeddier mot he essemd, arks loth that ou l t ier ampietreity Arid lo mod milk Men twe oretrier, he. sismiltee ISM ow Meshed Is the ore et ehenli ogmead, sod idlers is the are stride d Aerie zed =I"DA arks, t le alb sole/ the giodipl•st.aorhosadia" lodemel ease ; med. whit veered le_Me orris O we advert egomed to err Iled Peuebytrima Meth gear • seireks kimmerry pledidge), rim phi capavisay seek is be Id se • retie at Ihrbermose, ogee so say demi. eke o• ht=stieel egemorose tio It le balm ON kat ere speed ot the iseeplity Of the firer obeemlisk god is the Disks O P reg.. pseud MOW le arm the lizetklip_mes Ml items rpotermt ad okra woolly teehr ete = salmellogre the imekiloas em the the MA et Disk Lad P I, ler T. IL Mew Me. dr eir Emma Ileamere k Br. L. M. Dote% M.P., Mr. arm, Priem, Seem s% Preemie seipe, As., ee arias it the Poo sad 17 Pk Jeer Andrea, M.P., Mrlorre. , Ilsothret* M reeX Ile. CL Mobs& Mr. Doord Peer* Irk at M. PI" Aleseador Hust l e, Lor re ILP. Ciler pow. In, es crabs ere United UItITRD Ihno n nes lwarruorg t .l b r is we. Ilk Mearylierkega deemed a Wen eit teem "Oa Polk ea Pesasse—Lieet.-041rd UM. k the Moir. Mori emetkork Y the mum et be Irak dirt mob re ammo; N. woad hove bum mmilmeed k pea. Miro Ike hinge bed the Ikea hies eldriefeed le perilds bk kierkr, me it meld km bees mirk kkg it Mr Dembe7. The brim Moe& Ms, bowsaw, immered deb the elp i e l eme dill 3 ier e em ai ret prey' Ado • ettiet•i. PALACE. ONE 'Nauss DAT.... Mora; Km —4lllamismier is meet, WO; IN.Mire, 'REM FROM PARIS. (pox poi owx cowspowooxe.) PARIS, MONDAY ETZWIICIL It is rank extraordinary, at a moment mikes all the world supposed that tho tiresome Neufchatel question was finally settled, to find the Monitewr pro claiming that the negotiations " may," after all, not mimed. The note in the official journal has given great offence to the Swiss in Paris, for under the pretext of blanking the " indiscretion" of the Bkmd, it is in reality an attack upon the Federal Government, which, as you are already aware, "d e creed" that the treaty and prOtocols should be _ _ publishes'. I undirstand - that Dr. Kern demanded an audience of the Emperor to complain of the terms of the note. It will pro bably turn out to be a kodode of Count Wakwdri, whobas a nervous berm of all premature publicity. It Itlttriaill that iamb hes not yet given in her alibildtate SWAN* As it stands, and the new Pgesidill Air vit be under discussion, log tbd usgotialkms mast have been in a very Nkittliah" state, Weed, if the Bend's publication, la an official form, of kets, most of which were well known before, be really likely to " compromise their mum; as the lioniteur pretends. No such apprehension is seriously entertained here. The Emperor, dressed in the full uniform of a rural, and acoompanisd by General de Pally, wont to the Grand Duke's apartments in the Tuileries, and presented his imperial highness with the Grand Cordon of the Legion of Honour. The Brand Duke has pawed a greet part of the morn * at the Russian embassy, where he held a levee, which was numerously attended by Russian sub- Seet 2 - Before accompanying the Emperor to the races yesterday, the Grand Duke drove about Paris in an open carriage, drawn, a,la mode Roam, by two borers of different odours, we black and the other white. In the course of his drive he visited the Conciergerie (where he saw the cell in whisk Marie Antoinette was confined) and the interesting saki• bition of the works a Paul Delaroche. The Pays affirms that the news of the iimratiff cation of the treaty with Perlis, which appears I. bays been telegraphed from London to the Nara at Brume* is untrue. The text et the treaty could not, it says, in consequence of the state of the roads, have arrived at Teheran earlier than from the 16th to the 20th of April, and as it requires thirty or thirty-five days to travel from that city to the nearest telegraphic Nation, it is physically impossible that the answer of the Shah can yet be known. I have reason to believe that the Council of State has postponed the revision of the Bank of Frame statutes till next year. The Bourse somewhat recovered to-day from Ike agitation of the settlement, and speculative iellusi some disposition to enter upon new Immiestisen. There was a good deal of fluctuation, bit a 611111 it rally in the latter part of the day kwatellt the Rente up, for the close, to !Mfr. 110 e. for milk and 69fr. 10e. for account, being a rise of 90e. and 26c. Mobilier rose l2fr. 60e. The Orleans Railway rose 12fr. bfie. ; Lyons, 13fr. ; Mediterranean, 10fr.; Western, lfitr. ; and Geneva, 32fr. 60c. la the other lines there area no great. change. PIEDMONT. (010111 001 OWN VAIN, XONDAT. We have just received a report of the speeches and resolutions of the emoting .which was lately held at Glasgow, to promote the liberation of Italy from the °megrim of foreign teddies. An allusion which was to-day made to it prodnoed the best effect in the Chamber of Deputies. The Miligery auetta of Piedmont says:—" We are aimed that the camp which, according to a ,previous annooneramst, was to have been formed at Alexandria in the month of April, will not be oda bibbed ; bet it appears to be certain that the troops belonging to the garrisons of Turin, Genoa, Alex andria, Novara, and Vercelli will be trembled for some field mane ovres." BAVARIA. A letter from Munich says :—" The indica tions of a mioundentantling between the government sod the high eetkedastical au thorities are increasing. The Minister of Wor ship, it may be remembered, has ordered that the preaching of the Jesuits shall no longer take pine without his permiseica t bat the Pope's Numb has protested against the seder as con trary Is art. 12 of the Concordat, and the Archbishop of Munich, in spite of it, has di rested that a series of sermons shall be deli vered in that city next month. It remains to be mesa whether the polioe will interfere to prevent theca from taking place. On the other band. the government has caused the Ro ma catholic paper, the People'. Messenger, to be seized several times, and has warned it that its line of conduct is contrary to the spirit of reli gion, and cannot hil to produce distrust and dimes tent, and to undermine all civil and religious autho rity. The archbishop, on the contrary, has addressed to the editors a communication, in which he speaks to them with the highest eulogium." UNITED STATES. A despatch from Boston, dated April 20, says Eighth undred and fifty Mormons arrived here to day from Liverpool, in the packet-ship George 'Washington." Lynch law seems to be coming into force again in the Western States. On the 11th April, Eli Gifford, a half breed, was hung by a mob in Jefferson County, lowa, for killing John Ingalls. On the same day la Nob at Bellevue, lowa, forcibly entered the gaol there, and taking a prisoner, charged him with murder and counterfeiting, and hung him. Great excitement prevails in the vicinity. Amongst the passengers by the George Law, for Aspinwall, wee Mr. Campbell, the ecuuninioaer to take part in the joint survey of the boundary of the British possessions at Belize. A despatch from New Orleans of April le says:— Official advises have been received bare to the effect that the biesion government has admitted that the centnetere to open the Tehuantepec road have complied with the terms of the original con trast, and that the °facial authorities have received the road." Theellisial acceptance wee brought to New Orleans by a member of the company. The road is oa t a road, but a common read, and hu been sue by a wheel carriage. The Siso Com pany, ander their contract, were to have the road ooppeena and ready for travel on or before the 4th of February last. They have now the farther time of one year from the above date to commence th e ra il. re 4 which will be abut 70 miles in length. The contract provides for the safe transportation of United States eloped mails, troops, munition* of war, and agents of the United State*, across the Whin& It is;abl that Governor Geary has been invited to take the eupaintendenee of the Honduras Rai ned or the ocanputy's camera. The tierietary of the Interim has antanised a bureau for the t of the can truetion of the roads to the Peeiße, under Mr. Campbell, of theTepoetaphiealSneezes. There is news from Nelson to the 14th February. Several persons have gmie to by the gold diggings in Massacre Bay, and a few ounces obtained there were publicly sold en the 9th. The sale of land in Nelson previous has been impeded by the regula tions, which require that new districts shall be surveyed before any sales are allowed. The Nelson Examiner complains of this delay, and the conse quent discouragement of emigration at the best mason of the year. THE MONETARY CRISIS IN AUSTELL A letter from Vienna, data April 27, aye: "The Meddle cotrently experienced by trade, whether whored' or retail, in Aorta, to precede( specie regrind kr deny payments, are etheelefog s pletheioas inithenes upon the corn bedrox in the great inewatheturing districts, the wears on, in set, reopened to nerve their wars in tiehats dryer miry, en which ea snonnous loos le erialasd wthendmor they en erployed to prozore err d dr non cheese to deciders, oe however man an rem( The ears el this ernes' norellio sooteity, whieit drealthe trade In Austria willdlerneus coleseides, la rightly mast to the inendeles et shires herd by joiat-miock Weepier and cossgmiss. The gethremath rue Ie wake sew, but IM MCC r earrieted Is threoring those enteneres so extravagondy. As the eseady dote not parr within Itself the retains Meer. that en indispensable to the carry*: as roil tagged el en then epecelso dor, ow ere beembi trthatary Me the theelpmr, froth when w me hied to ma the pithier metals that we re/ emerret Ora Into coin. Their peke le never r rigertha hi *air nal value, as io proved la a dr** mom lir the teelethree of the Viathersdrep at every other esermathei glees In Buoy.. For err three rig the obrathee sod eerpeether d tate mat emmilre tures ban, In their emenerhi meth plasm, ithemeatly larked the geememith to teethe @dee* seem mew of pathes ma art to die the et lamp. Thegthermee* op owe et bet le oissoiriod d thaw et the elthighs, and eetreerr Witainifts be isin Y resealy the mossy W ig saw WWI. Ws sod sessidhshres , It Is sow so assessi Sri s rang" Ethel yeeteriley, the Emperor has Masi fiesolims of • 'union. osasktiag of amiss slid* hi Os Sum illspoelsesst, eel of arms' pesos die simpowersi hosisd soillel=:iirests of this nifty of gook -sea lwpm mom dsnob( so awl to It. We iro die og ed laffit so sow soomsoordoi sod 'whatnot ether; lm m tt , refer, will he ractiofted doting the whole et yes. THE STAGE AND THE PULPIT. The ninth anniversary of the American Dramatic Pond Association was whinged, on the 20th ult., at the Aster Rouse New York, by a dinner, which embed an unssual deg:re of interest, from the circuremanee of the Rev. Dr. Bellows, of Al Ikea Church, big en of the guns, it buoy the an lim OM any elogyania has kit the gantlet of his mom le gash an ineemin. Aber the fourth moist bed, "The mono ity el the American Drains* Feb" Ms Login Fyne favoured the company with a mg Mice me bat segbarenelymisdeed. Dr. Buxom than roes millionnd eadialembill= In the mese of hle wait lie geld r.e. I bait M the timin In New Tait. I /ion node a Minim vibe ogi • Magna by pain illes Opmrs. That gems le M, toiniad.' Tb. Millis I have wanted to go to very much Week hat alas BA stared to be entirely the thing; and I man Sat I have made a sacrifice of personal heftily— whet nay be moose, to be a suggestion of praamse NM illetenies. (Apcirmse.) I beg to my, he.- ever, ben, thee ta . tabewles bow eibbrata I mike a weimemaller genies am ma smar aspres, became they oner asierelly out of that plibesphy el morels and m ien which I blew Ood it was hem my earliest youth my privilege to entertain and receive. I have never been able to think vilely of Moen Mare. I have never ben able to think that the good Pornagas aimed human beings with any acuities or Mina be mlehh lia did not screening sake a sage. I hen gem Wand that so weeder ful a gift as the thematic do etas meant to be hid in a napkin. (Applaure.) I ham Oaths comensien which the pommies of toes ennagaseel Parer gave to • human Wag wee as 1105/A2llllo9lllloollll w Essad fulfil en emend end delight the wor .. sid,he of any other faculty or talent which the to emir. And I men my (to tent is7XII %VIM I have ensady referred) that I sever mid mood elimein lino with mic et, CM a I perm me senimly nand nalli ma shie imllit psi and tilt:haste somas a the peggisliett of hmillinsile en ee vast a scale me Mrs. Rana gain gm y dilem stanoes, permit nevelt to Mfrs 11111. • all la Mai her whew sad greatest hareem wage egg gm MIMI her soduvulanta still so eminently ft be. itlfgitaeeJ Wet, I believe that there is a clam of mum egemung le be actors and mums& god that their mulemmile gni nesilivi dee form, of themselves, • right OM • oaf leis ma end that this wonderful gib a ma II In UMW *pia se any who poems it en me wiliblay iv aiding arbaw aunt whicktiey Mee • *bib dime et sadiaalose mike is net to be hid a:We aim gin aid lAs gilts which the blip /al r i Xt gestkansa of the thet it yen emit re gard year ear • netsingely Ila mg weriby seem tat la the *men Milt my ether slim emies hem the brepaied, nevoid b ut vary year prefigion, net may in your awn eyes. but la the eyes el the amid. Yon would ding from it whatever le emortin sad whatever avenges • position so digniged end de rend, and yea midi penwegon to the world that yyonwbiassed not only, me we ammilme trippingly and mm cash fly my, to the mime, ban Oat yea in anima in as high • emu em the winner, 1•11 ppemee%fir be painter, mod donne the sem men et idenitlen which below to the ether Mho& repsegmaings el mt. (Loud den ) pelhemen AM ny own I ram ge•M me ike - pi ailksvieke sheen las a ga wht suc y th h e ean seeker leggernade. I mum mould sme eft the Musa of meeenlity end Mann shed& sat hew Mende at bomb aejsmeent, eh* me, ed amens and mina Wen. Ido nee meg my poem grim& Ist this immusge agelpeay be armes yet inill se; eni I Wave thee Imam yet le ele Pas tas to us se well se re has to de *dee le yon. I amore yes that if the rumbas of the clean pmeimfn, se fir es I ham the happinen of Mewing them ha A stamsend came, wore assn loin membanmed by their psalm towards the alz i c wend fod men Mend, mad arm end law bee to your probing' by an deem of Eno yen lave by my other Mem ef gem in the while mineamity. (Appleton) T ics whet it le to laser with the been and with the vein They knew toe,. bille af Meg it to to Wt. Imy it is nee handless nem hel Om meggin the we that we an beam talking god thi we bass soinewimn the me w s fa the re et ear tongues. 711a7 Mow, I tee, the minegnt et artlatic sad aribade culture whielt to tbe ima vbe Mods his peeammies ; they mdeseione, art Imam Oak warn barb that year prohnigo canna M the Isig mail Moine ewe which it is emmarely %Might ale, They haseingesdast kis ea benmedylekelempro bedin; that It ie amy Maria pnlemien; an it requires Ilme. sad demenis_ meritailey gad in discipline, end mai li blas ball im ahsT bs ur verebbs emilmi ts iam b" ill all ibet paagb....... We I.64 lleit erbe "thwas ibe .l by ti za b an r w b a hi rraine h th op. it , tyre, we, gay, b arm degree, are all compelled to do justice to your probnim" The prospects of die silk crop continue to be anxiously watched throughout Europe. Great apprehensions Lace been co:mimed by the recent severity of the season, but up to the latest dates the so:mato are not scab al to cause discouragement. According to oddest from AL Arlo Dufour, of Lyons, of the had tali, a rise equal to between 4 end 6 per oust. 0000MPli in the silk market during the last few days el April, swing to the cold end threatening weather, bat the new eabeseninGy rewired hoot the eolith of France, Italy, Napiee, Speen, the Levant, end Greece had not been in any degree anfaroursbie. It less certain, however, that if the cold about continue to cheek vegetation, even without heat, the cop would be seriously injured. Bowe ha's been very full this season, and British residents have as anal been the most nunaroua. Upwsrds of 800 passports have teen signed by the British Consul sham the beginning of the year, which, with about bOO re massing, will give an approximate calculation of more than 3,000 British visitors for longer or duster periods during the winter. As many more Eastlake, French, and &micas' may be :schomed on ; so that altogether the Eternal l ity has had six or wen thousand profitable zuomey-spending foreigners to furnish the periodical resources calculated upon by so large a clam of the Roman population. PROPOSED VISIT or NAPOLEON 111. TO STOTT -OAIDT LSD Ill'/IICII.-A letter from b r f e r o ;ic t. in the el tajtittr, Garrett, says: "It is currently that the Emperor of the Pam* while on Ma way to the castle d Arftwatosg, will stop a few days at Stuttgazdt sad Munich, in the coursed the mummer, to visit the Kings of Bavaria and Wurttemberg." The same journal adds that Queen Amalie of Greece will visit Germany for her health is the' course of May or June. OBSERVATORY FOR SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALU.—A despatch has been received by the Board of Trade born the Governor of New South Weiss, notifying that arrangements; are in progress for the cetabliniument dam °t•er'ss 7l, id s :or a l: l r l'oct u i P cof oaf roc ky time-balls= the ium with the Observatory, in auch a position and at such an Code as to unable nearly every vessel in the harbour to take timbals it NAVAL AND MILITARY FOR CHINA. PLYMOUTH, MONDAY. Early this afternoon the Furious steam-frigate left this port for Chins. With her proceed the Surprise and Mohawk despatch boats, Cormorant, Algetine, Lee, Bu.. terse, Clown, Kestrel, Drake, Janus, Firm, Wat c hf u l , Woodeock, Slaney, and Leven gonboata, and Heaps' Mama transport. They will probably filet rendezvous at Madeira. They kft with fine wind down channel. Considerable Wa lla is felt as to their capability of performing so long a Lieutenant-General Ashburnham left Suez on the 21M Instant by the Peninsular and Oriental Company', SWUM An, on biz way to Chian. CHATHAM, MAT 4. An Admiralty order has been received at this deckyard to mondno the Wilding of the largo =OW trip% m am is mom ofeseeenetien oaths new grade di .She vowel betas Limpet Qtpts in the Denim, aed sal lonele4lo Bet Mete Sew awweeiga, 131, keseebei MPertmesek karr - extreme length ba ng belga Nod boa= gni teem The Hood, 91, is -also▪ te bo be sari briery la a very forward else mill bo my /sr 413114 M the eau am DM to to laird Cbaryris, clin ii gu a , cos of the tern elms of stow strew corvettes deeigned Sir Baldwin Walker, K.C.8., surveyor of the navy, ring the t year. In addition to th e Hero, 91, and the u Inn -80, serer, steamers, now on the stocks, orders tato ben received Bun the Admiralty to lay down two large 91 ran serew stemers, and also a 21 gun screw corvette, forth. with, and them vowels ere to bo commenced immediatc',y, The "Hasa" of one of them, the Atlas, 91, have 'p m ; 'heady oieszatmewl. THE MEDI MALTA, Aron. H. The fleet, under Lord Lyons, continues cruising oft Malts, trying rates of riling, exercising sails, &c. At present,..trars, the beat is the Royal Albert, Con queror Brunswick tbad, Centurion fourth. They are to enter the pert to-tursvow, and after a short time they will proceed with lard Lyons to visit the various ports of station during the rammer. H.M.S. COMO& and Vigilant came into port, instead of miring with the Admiral, end H.M.S. Desperate remand from the Levant, where she had gone to convey a gentlemen connected with the Universities from that port to colket MSS. Her services' not being required, she returned, am will leave for Syria in a day or two. H.M.S. Arts 4 Captain Mass, snivel from Athens en is 28th, and after a few hours, aleproomided to join the Admiral off the port. While the Royal Albert was at Byra, the Ariel conveyed &number ofthe most influential penumbrae Adam Z :La visit of respect to Lord Lyons, who received his rid in the kindest manner, and the Ariel then conveyed them back to Athena. H.M.S. Vulture remains in port reti Ttilon. Captain Heating', of H.M.S. Curanes, has pro. seeded to England, to attend a Prim Court, to gm evidence. During his temporary absence the vessel will remain coda the command of her the lieutenant. Part of the 31st, the right wing and headquarter, have left for Gibraltar, in the Dutchman, which, after ;riding them, will return for the rest. The weather eentmuse en, cool and co o that the troops seeable to take daily drill. Mr. the gentleman who was the first to amend to the summit Mount Ararat, is now staying at Malta. Its has. since he left Ararat, made a long end interesting emu. aka swag the Nestorkme, returning by Mosool end Akers. Aratrzainr, MAY 4.—Arrorwrwurrs.—Mader H. A. Watts (1863), from the Simeon!, to the Leopard, 16, paddle-wheel steam frigate, at Devoupert. Actin Pecood Mester C. Meted, from the Duke o Wel. lingtou, to the Volcano, 3, paddle-wheel steam meek st Portsmouth. . . 14reeels .... Assistant H. Beaten, to the Basemen, 70, far ship, North America end West India station. The Mersey, 40, the large steam-frigate building at Chatham Dockyard, is progrewina rapidly, and some idea can be formed of her immense size. She will lie the longest steam-frigate in the service, being longer than the Royal Sovereign, 131, recently 68 = 1 2 Portsmouth. The following are the principal dimenel i g the Mersey :—Length over all, 33tift. gin. ; bseght perpendicular', 300 f.; length of .eel for t 4,n.; extreme breadth, 621 1 .; breadth for tonnage, breadth roaulded, 60ft. Sla.; depth o f hold 19ft. imam, 3 .7 26 7044 taut. Her enghre will be et • home-power. Two large vessels which have been nearly ale struterl ad Chatham will be leached during the rased year • they ere the Bowe, which wee originally desigued rI a seEleg eemsl, but Ms been altered to • 90-gun am steamer, mad the Cbrybilia, 21, screw steam corvette, which wee .maned la Ural of Let year, from the &Ogre d Captain Sr Beldam Weber, Surveyor of the Navy. It has been deemed advisable that the troops is =Pembeeke 'heal he encamped this summer at a Ines hew the heskysall, and for this pauper lend has bee seise* is plies shed Preehwaterr-aut—a= abed seem mike bee Pembroke. The customary for the at Sewireod ad straw for bedding me In be mat In, en that by June it is be eaves. The place fired ova ia open eel healthy sad adjacent to the coat, so that thtio every petiability of the health of the troops being pope , kept up. Prothwater-east me the spot selected es thi eh he the sae arba gid drill, in which the soldier" al doe* le INS Tas i" Voluir."—The following account of the Ire ter* albs tlegeat, with the 49tti Regiment is boakh fee MY et the Alms of the regimen red Yr. Iftwasawo, et Dagenham :—" t hallos I theft pabhiei glee you ea account of we rheas" el mama Meath. lime we left Portsmouth. Pee the lest tee eat all ma r very well, and we were kadeg he le • rca=tt ther i rw th ere ild eight feet of water M the sperY ILS aad tat the peeps would not work. We this set deaths ell thaltrate mid getting ready a rakes the heti weed nab held WO men, and we had 800 ea Mai Per Aar much trouble, we got the puma to week before the free were put out by the water, Which bad the. to within • free hulas of the stokehole. At this time IN wire May mike from Canons, which win the nein* port TM ship's head was immediately put round, and all the rap being manned we set heartily to work as you sae The ma wee quite smooth, so we mEd to get = next morning. After two days we warted. and reached Madeira without accident. leaving Masks all went on very well for two or three lap, who me night about twelve o'clock the co4ase hoshs th en al we bed to Mil. After a few days wee let to talk app, but Mler working very uneasily or a her hem that stepped again. The screw had worked a large alert d YID from one of the plates at the ship's stein, air able did not attempt to mew, so eaikd it, after • on at the whole of which time we had thirty men meddle at di pumps, the took in so much water." THE NORTRERN BELLE.—RAMSGATE, MAY St This morning an unexpected meeting took place at fie Town-hall, between eleven and twelve o'clock am., of tin crews of the life-bests of Breadstsies and Mitigate who to gallantly saved the lives of the crew of the Northern Belly wrecked on the sth of January last, near Kingegate, Thank to receive their models and the awards allotted them by z ik President of the United States Thee. Whitehead, peeeided as chairman on this interesting oreasion. On crews being seated in front of ti e magieterisl bench, Or chairman addressed them in a very lengthened and ar propriete speech, adverting to the brave conduct of the pat ient seamen before him, in saving human life at the ink• nest peril of their own, and especially to the circumatate• connected with the wreck of the Northern Belle. Be also kit the greatest possible pleasure in stating that the Anoka President, a. well ea the Americana, hod recommet tin Wave mann of the ems of Margate end Bresistedes k • befitting ammener. The slacks set down smith* the Jr of the many who hadnerembled in dui hall. The roedslese• awards were then presented to this bravo bind of use wonting to the hat contained in the American misiank despatch (which appeared in our impreerion of the let seth John Lang, Esq., of Brondstairs, returned thank. on balk of the life-boatmen. The boatmen gave three cheers for the worthy chairman, and three chase foe Mr. White, who as kindly gave those life-boats to Broadatains, which boats hoe been the means of saving many lives from vessels wrecked on the Goodwin Saud.. A vote of thanks to the chairman having been passed, the proceedings terminated. There were on the bench John Cutler, Esq., Receiver of Omits T. 0. Snowden, Esq., besides many ladles who appeared to be des lighted witnesses of the interesting event. THE GREAT EASTERN.—A letter from John Ylt secretary of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company Louden, March 14, has been received by the Portland Bard of Trade, conveying the greet satisfaction of the compere for the manner in which the Portland merchant. have met their wishes in providing the needed accommodetious IS docks sheds, olte., for their immense etiamer. lie. Yen" says they expect to make their first trial trip by Midsummer next. —Amerman Paper. TILE GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK BILL-4U trustees and managers of the St. Clement Demo Sake. Bask have netted a circular inviting the representatives M other savings beaks to express their opinions on the new government bill, at a meeting to be held in the St. CieB meat Danes Vestry-home. et one o'clock to-morrow. no, call attention to the fact that the present bill differs from that of 1853 in this respect that it leave. the rules and mil"k"„_ lions to be enacted heisafter without the authority of PE.'" meat, while the former bill contained nearly all the tv= Omsk detail, 8o that persons had an opportunity of the °pinkie of the legislature on any pension which Mel thonght objectionable. They point oat, oleo, that the bur powers given to the government by this bill, in order l• ream the government guarantee to depositors, leave no is. dependence of action to triunes end managers, and Bader that the bill I. in effect compulsory, as regards faielpg banks, beeaues if them do not come in under it they will kt marked as "not" having the government guareatm; one lose public support. OPENING OF THE ART TREASURES EXHIBITION, ALIXCHESTEIL THIS DAY. This morning, his Royal Highness Prince Albert. moompanied by the Prince of Wales, and attended by their respective suites, left the terminus of the London and North-Western Railway,Easton-square, 'mg route to Manchester. His royal highness arrived at the teminus at shout ten minutes to seven, and wrs immediately emideicted by the Marquis of Abercorn to the l oyal train, which consisted of a "slow, four family ii mages, and two break cans; the family carriages b e ing appropriated for her Majesty's ministers, f o reign ambassadors, &c. The railway arrangements were officially con- La w by Captain bluish, general manager, and Qaptain Blewcrs, general superintendent. As the train moved out of the station, the royal party was cordially cheered by a large concourse of For For to-day's ceremonial the central passage of the building appropriated to the exhibition is flanked from end to end with several rows of seats; multitudes of chairs fill every available opening, and at the intersection of the nave and transepts, and surrounding the dam to which Prince Albert and his suite will be conducted, the ground- Boor is covered, and the galleries above furnished with the requisite accommodation for the great as semblage of spectators. Provision was made for 9,000 persons. The great orchestra at the west end receives 900 musicians ; and rising above it is the grandorgan, graceful in its form and its decorations, and flanked by portraits of her Majesty and Prince Albert. The roof of this end of the building is adorned with banners, brilliantly coloured, inscribed with the names of great artists, and bearing, also, the arms of the different countries which have given birth to them. The police arrangements were such as to leave no fear of order being preserved throughout the city and all along the line of route by which Prince Albert proceeds to open the Exhibition. Temporary platforms were erected at many places, and the charges for these, as well as for every other specie' of public accommodation, confidently fixed at each a scale as is sure to be remunerative. It is already known that his Royal Highness will Occupy the residence of the mayor during his visit to Manchester. His Excellency the Earl of Carlisle, E.G., Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland; the Right Hon. the Earl of Burlington, Lord-Lieutenant of the county ; and Lord Cavendish, M.P. ; will be the guests of Sir B. Heywood, Bart. Lord Overstone, the president of the council of the Exhibition, and a large party, will be enter tained by Mr. Lloyd, at Prestwich. The Earl Granville, president of the council, and the Countess Granville, and Lord Wrottesley, the president of the Royal Society, are invited by Mr. William Fairbairn. His Grace the Duke of Newcastle, the Earl and Countess of Yarborough and Lady Sophia Pelham, the Earl of Lincoln, M.P., and Lord 'Ward, will be the guests of Mr. Thomas Fairbairn, at Northwood. The Lord Mayor of London and the Lady Mayoress will, we understand, stay with Mr. Harter, at Broughton Hall. Amongst many other visitors we have heard the names of his Grace the Duke of Argyll, their ex celleacies the Belgian, American, and Saxon minis ten, Lord Broughton, Lord Elcho, Lord Dufferin, Mr. Wells, M.P., &c. (Sittings in Jug 0111D11111t < Mr. Hawk Justice Willi for the plain to enter a vet February a tt the defend's' a-half tone c to carry out. that the plat statute of h writing. Ti delivery of statute, and The plaint went to to draw t fendant I AI accordingly them when added to t be subunted to of . goods cud The Cotil thought the Rule rein (Sittings at This vs. by the negl waa not go Mr. Pick 4 and Mr. It The pie borwell, an at Barrow Mrs. Clerk right hand turning th ncar the of step on the was that tt moment eh coming or Tho can* distance 'a' the right ■ oounael, tt side, acne the hone had in an trod upon thereupon over hit for ten when at that the yr - TtaTiesti that, the I what say left hand sha jump being afro maid that eTrioaely 1 The ja Kki. Tot!. Tbe ba Strand. about 1,2 Xi. H. Vete the An aaj This Dickson, works, of in Bhrop with an e John Di other aide of which under ino 10,7161. Mr. G though t been able which hi doubtful estate. THE nur OP HIS BOYdl HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT TO SALIVED. (From the Maseksiter Guarding of this day.) (Treat preparations are being made to give idal to the ifidt at Ide royal highness to-morrow (Wednesday). The Inaapnifen et the statue of her Majesty by her royal consort ta 0 aeeteAoeda lest interesting nature. The 'pot on *AA theamemeny will be performed will vividly real the sweat mbidi the statue is intended to commemorate. The epaellaiewhich was witnessed on the occasion other Majesty's whit to the Park in 1851, wu of too striking a character to be NM ihnutten. It was a sight that had never before gleillead the eyes of say sovereign to gaze on an usemblage et MAO children, all Sunday scholars. It was worthy of •• Miming memorial, and none more fitting could have ties devised than a statue of the august personage whose Odium welcomed by so vast a body of her subjects. Equally apprepriate will be the mutter in which the statue will be baugarated. The interest exalted by the ratace's visit Is Muse, and the reception that will be wounded to his royal Wows will be meet enthunastie. Preparations on a large male are being made in the park for the accommodation of the Ballard oreporation, the Sunday scholars, and the general public. The statue Is being placed directly in front of the new wing which has recently been added to the library and mamma. It has been executed in Sicilian marble, by Mr. Matthew Noble, and is Bft. No. in height. It stands on • pedestal of marble of a similar colour, which is supported on a base of Aberdeen granite. A canopied platform, Intended lee his royal highness and his attendants, with the sayer and other gentlemen, is erected a short distance to the west of the status. To the left is the large platform which will be filled by those of the public who have been so for tenets as to obtain " green" tickets. The Sunday scholars alai their teachers, to the number of 2,000, will be ewewoosidel on a platform on the east of the statue. The beau( the Ilk Dragoon Guards will be stationed on amdlphilhem muted between these two. The statue will thus be eartamied by platforms on every side except that facing the Mew and museum. This apses is specially reserved in maudlin an uninterrupted view may be obtained Lea the building. In the large room of the new wing, Uhl& will bride be devoted to engravings and models, SR edsuive slip has been erected, commanding sat mel ba Mem of the ceremony, and this will be occupied by Who. Imstalately outside the building a rugs of mate vim alio be provided; but these will be arranged so as not to interfere with the view of thou within, It will thus be seen that the platform accommodation Is mat extensive ; bat a vast number of tickets has been honed in addition, available only for the library and museum, end for the por tions of the park beyond that in which the statue is located His royal highness is expected to arrive at the park about kw o'clock. Shortly before that hour ha will be met at Me Albert Bridge by the mayor and town clerk, by whom ▪ will be smarted to the park, where a guard of honour Min be drawn tip for his royal bighnesie reception. On lam prince will be escorted through the building he the Mill /0/0101/11111 Ica the official programme. On YAM by She nuthein admen* the prince will be conducted deg a platform, emend with scarlet baize, to the canopied *them facing the ague. The chairman of the Sunday fhheel Xemaerlel areanittee will then hand to the Ober the 1•11 migaiag the MMus to the corporation se the bonnet; se/ Me worship will thereupon request his royal highness folopieweilleiseesarate It. At this momenta volley will be bed by a perk d artMery, placed on the slopes on the western aide of the park. Immediately afterwards, an address will be presented to his royal highness by the Sunday school teachers of Manchester and Salford. At the conelarion of the ceremony, the print* will be conducted back to the library, from which be will enter his carriage, and Morn to Manchester by way of Blackfriare-bridge. tip to a late hour last night we believe that the route which hie royal highness will take from Cheadle, on his way to Salford, had not been definitively enraged; and as any erroneous announcement would lead to much dimp pointment, we refrain from mentioning the lion that has been Mr. C ihould h 10,0001. Peq ° r. 4 th;ii;nd to tom boa of - it; ii elawite, I tam& oo meted m with the Fusel u It not ketehiel merlin lily the nothing that he Nell!ed TD; that he with hi Jan /EMU Rome, rntle rage, Beado No. 24 wed thnz defen Me . 0 0• 001 : • imerial meeting of the Salford eounci3 Ana held rater !today, at the Town Hall, to approve of an addrem to be =to hie royal highness. The ma ( 8. Heelia, the adoion of • draft Cl wh t4d ich reirr he ed the read. With the ' a parer Mowerrefe grwin to the recent death the of , the whole of the addrem had been s Ditc her übmitted to hla Toga highness, end had neared hie cottliel approval. Mr Alderman Kay ascended the modem which was 1131101i finely agreed to. The arrangements foe the aecommoda. Kea of the amnia at the ceremony in Peel Park were en and after various alterations had been oggeetei r agreed to. ... • this 1 MI offer. Coo. "11 by t tend of tl