The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-21 00:00:00

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DJSR4RLI TO HIS CONSTI- ml—&T it le eri eaciest weakneea—if Imy that these great Ishiabilla—g_which would promote the prosperity gi etzwilw , saires through the preservation of her IN Tay mind, tort principles. (Cheers.) lbw see which I think will yet triumph in this an only triumph ley discussion, which Illrg me Orr ; the =relation among the people of Needs lehmeiliee ces the greet questions of the day; and by the y atem public eim without which in the most so eta eellun." ProVir Isegi.l.BllllllB emelloisl wacikrous and elmee.] lbe wessakiisr et Or promo: Sip pawned an inclusively lOW 111.11111111 L NEETINO dT PAISLEY ON NON-INTERVEN TION IN THE AFFAIRS OF ITALY. squadrons. The Professor concluded Dearly as follows - But I warn you above all things to look to the future. "Lou have it in your power, I most firmly believe, to aasuro that future. But do not sit with shut eyes. If you fold your hands and say, so we have hitherto done, We are sorry, but thing. must take their course ; depend upon it that vest and dieutrous changes sae in store. For the pacification of Italy under existing policies you need not hope. Thoao Ita lians are not subdued, and never well be subdued, either by Austrian or French battalions. I have known them. I know some of the most heroic of their talks, and in Italy there are thousands such. A nation may be trampled out, but the Italians have survived ages of such aorta ; and I think that, in the present uncertain condition of Europe, be would be a sanguine man to imagine that either France or Austria can do what these ages have not been elite to effect. If, sir, you do not adopt the ample, `the rational, the effectiee pobey which is contained in the wording of this resolution, I pray you to mak:2 . a% mind to something very serious. I believe in m y that the alternative is another great war. If Britain will not assort her rightful place and authority se to this mount question, let tier, I say again, not complain . the results be inerewmiut and disastrous. If oho refuses to settle it, the question must continuo unsettled and Europe must continue perturbed. Until the final catastrophe super v Italy will rise and rise—re-appearing, as it has been said, Binquo's ghost, intruding amid your festivities, and telling you when you are dreaming of peace that there is no peace. Do not blame, however, the poor unresisting i ghost : It is the c ri me that s the evd, not the harrowing conscience that follows it—it was Macbeth that murdered sleep. Dr. Nichol eat down amid much applaase. Mr. BREWS Ten said the resolution entrusted to him was as follows "That an the British state and nation has, through its wide and intimate relation. with other states, the profoundeet interest in the preservation of peace, it behoves it, with every earnestness and energy, to endeavour, by its moral influence, through its diplomacy, or by whatever means may seem just and expedient, and which promise to be efficient on the occasion, to obtain the cessation of existing interference*, and to prevent all future aggreasione of this tte!rWr' d 111040011." XI. T. COATS seconded the resolution. A person from a bark seat in one of the generic. and they amid not begin to uk such a nation as France to give up Italy, until themselves acted differently towards the Chinese and the anions. The resolution wee then put to the meeting by the Chair man, end was carried unanimously. Dr. Bane submitted the neat resolution, which was as Mona .—" That petitions be addressed to the Houses of Parliament, requesting their sanction to the principle that the law of non-Intervention, than understood, ought to be meepted and respected by every power in Europe ; and that the presentation of these petitions be entrusted to Lord Lynd hurst and Arched. Hastie, Eeq." Beale Potaocx .eoonded the motion. Mr. Heart CAMLILON objected to sending the petition to the Howe of Commons to Mr. Mastic , until it was ascertained whether he would support the prayer of it ; but after a abort conversation the emulation WEB agreed to, with the addition that Mr. Marie should be requested to band the petition to Colonel P. Thompson, if he could not support it. After a vote of thanks to Professor Nichol and the chair man, the meeting separated. MONT BIANC IS OPEN TO-NIOILT. - 771E1178. Yesterday Mr. Da Pre and Mr. Mora dined at a e ases ia oi , wy with a God y of do* orilloors, at the Asher Naiport Paola The 111111.111, iniersisad rift la and other loGrolidasas ere seri *ft a ether part of dowry. M. DURUM world hirarld to. sada by threwska bo are kW a ex a bis *woes do remit sops* el rifle. sorrosod arab so IMIII :—" Lest slimy say Gob arsory, Mr It re work two o'clock dr So Hoar of Carer wan bosskkog R. a vory peg psomosse bored vs' rid Ss roll kr worres 'Lei rya hl to woke orb Mr eaS a illp iple oaks" et dor us ore; ad I MM lir Or I woo ad la 111 Will Ipsa lin es I smell kr bares I bad lo seri w ermitimeels, rib ober I w ro ed, r to Lave the 1111111111 Mkt to a /wins wary el pwril ; eg on libido dr red pre rlip obillV4 ll = God! oboi as re try es Gra arobler.) Orilors, rig is des suls of Go bosk . 1 lir aroor presrgia I boss bop toy emorpord to sir a kik to ow sere rook sod 1 ma wow ober IS Ili llot old* la tbs spike at ere et the met mooporsosel Mrs el orb sollow G nomad r, raelik, ilio air Meek Irk dr seen ill 10 Ss Ist of w, sro. New, dr rest Imo los nerrell el Go dirstor et tbr=t a rit cemideace of tar pa lb rk mid brim vs kr bis s timber caner NC slibroli Imo bes sloe boa a eserGt irks, mew 111 M. brow et sop eraik. to. ark et Gra (' Boar; wad otkeao.) Tbee I Mow Is tbs sok boom be boa see soll — Glosbool err bees emembee he role emery I. roll bar loom it II ts sr Mika at swim to address a body of or lobs lan ask beak sad its twillases rosy lass imbollsd Mrs disk bomildbor bar slays Iris or boonet wi lrid 'mil= sons Os ✓everrot el dr easy. " , bow.) Glorlrg A Go merry are r le bls assolliork Yr ewer war bird compattire yroleoled k ~ toe kitorilersa armweted wider arra rook soars by Prordwril Irerrilko," boar oiras *Mar s awl all dr riseldisso horrid ot bode sir it the ter. 77r Mr ✓ails word rid k Go rasa asallssol l = la l: ordird im a reo li r i lh a Yl l l l wok loos bilifiel. Old= Is ride I Wei Issit beard rib so owl Idoork Woo II or sessmokills Ibri it *sal los el sosboder Or wawa bwr el r mi =d Ise bremilmeo la or yellikg ilsillallsos I , ire" ko did re bases dos Pribrossissy lam sr rod be or at ma miteld oho is akerekl simer mai estorodsg mbettew k sorbed *Woo Is lbs dins 4 th e Orme In Meseribaelbk ormi&lik Groat peril bo bars, lbs yore. to robin - Aral b lbs oe s tlja= the imomar. So sorommeri the ON te yea bar a f ro seember I. Se essoke G. ~I NAV.' ar la tiba lbe kr romy UAL *Go essay Is or eared by mroodssy odessoloo" arlord tits idoll kr essobrin " lir sew akrook sot sesserreloo ow toms ears arra dr Worms el the Mimi Merl dr =ram eery ar—ini pomp, Ise, awls. sob, sr soars *kr sows—ads weir le estuary briblee Thiry sus fro sdlogimg • soder& dorbios eskwElerlsil dloWlssesille brill CREUORNE IS NOW OPEN. MR. W. H. RUSSELL'S PERSONAL NAR BATIVI.-ANTIJUIOOII 111/118—W11110 Arr. Si* Ark OS. Arr. 11INItie MN Saar rarer K Mary Arran, Jar ai L Ts error a{ Tar err Ilarartara aa the Orr Or Orr. liar tat arat—Orart. Bar awl Ott. fr. Ragrattrart; at yYYti. TO. Or radattri ; arr.I.OL 04. I OMNI to KEW TOM W Meet, and the " e's 0017214 *ION is toe mow air emy sibroolo Weisontim. U abr. IT F irm mg salro.ameills to She MIT THREE DAYS. GENERAL TOM n s tzwiuz zairsal, vthag .s o? ... t _ ;i ron et sariblibm =Er a c t ris, al ema a••••••••••L • a t P .4. 1116•01 8 =•c0... =1".. Bm6 PARISH OP St P. VESTRYMEN. Yesterday forenoon t he nomination or persons to fill the oboe of vestrymen and auditors for the above parish took *op in the eight wards into which this portion of the . . Olr r, NMI! WWI. to tO• Tat I I rldhaddids I I Togas .0— . F 121=4 ;;;; .: Ws; der b • • nod Ye win. as Oita lib AMMO& red inger Zap= Ominkt. WNW. Idris. B. XAHITB Nuasur, 04.44(Tyrig, CMESictf.l74 t'irrap Fra Pbeasams. Or ems of • at 5T r ` we . -arrisr vitenst - Tim • 'nib Is Alba IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. iri LONDON and NANTES LINE of STEAMERS sod CLIP A MYL p ~ —M k o Z 6l. lllstalltelzrz , tat . *1 A Q 12:1;e16 . 11far rim WO% 611 W Mew monk II Cs lard W. TWesalmow W Mb., w WwWww. I:2=rat,MrsaM i nalr B Ut U IF I LL to GOTHENBURG.—The NORTH of GOTHENBURG.—The NAV WIATION 0011401T11 nail: LlN de lam i awsj I likk.... t : 1/: Mum& % T sad g KIK W 0 tit le Ow. Hal ULL to CHRISTIANSAND sad ORRUTTIANIA.—Tia NORTH et IHILOPR IMAM 'RATION COMMIT'S iliatal CONRIRR .111 Maw hir Clknaftsara rderlakala to MORROW MINING, Oa lc ra wen aluraal• Maw. Tab mai bay row , as s tkr_ w rr i = i. aret w ar ; p7rie w ll w FOR VALPARAISO Direct—Slti_ppers are re .l:wk.:ors lay mimeb . d i rrd &gm irrOOMO *egg:L e ft red e. 4l . 4—Xply Was% &mar. RAU. rag Oa. BB OP lIVIDNEADAT, MAY 20. [Cc. &prat] ••=17.7;;;;;e•w••• ti=als au er=ite r lizeiat4=lT:t a r....II,OVPRZINV - Itt 14.1 ft tow, mime was asomarily nimbi MI BURIAL ACTS AMENDMENT BILL The inn Ned • woad thas. CHATHAM LANDS, i x., BILL. Thiezarni lbstagh IVO FRANCHISE ItILOISTRATION. lb. T. DUNCOIII2 meal he bale to lefty la s Cl L o facilitate tied id owe Ingent eatrestatilble be Om MlA hake of tbe *sibs harebe ti mil Webs.— Arial le. BLLVI MIDI (CUBA). Biz G. B. PECEELL mead he s nay& of bar Naltety's Alp sal venni aimietis Er east of Cuba in tin sap =7 et the ibis lark Sam the let da at anuary, siding Ile else ef Orb sortal la, mod y their decor tare la s, thdeatheethe ankh. sislire, with the antes of bele aseasitapidne sal eastalaSena issl distiersahas stems Ikea CINCIUMVA —Ai rOSIIDWINTCT ilk BILL. Er. WILSON send toe lave to labs in • bill for the steamer If the Mahe Ports Act.—Aped to. simuninto AND DYEING WORKS. Oa the seetha d Yr. Lost, If,. Davison ti said to the eemelam la this ELICTI ma ri PETITIONS. Psalm we imeaatel wind Os Munn for Bath Parham lamb^ Doti, Dem 111 amoatty o.lway CambaL ittay nAm , d to the Oases' Comsat* ia Elootkas. The home abound at sla o'clock. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. TO SIUTPIII/ Mann din an no WOW onnen la no Mends Tank ST. Mrs HOSPITAL MEDICAL SCHOOL. ONDAINITID STDIXT HALL..... LPOPOLD I. •11. resnostur . I !Went ad Oa. t 416aamh 1 4 1:00 ri Os I. Masi rid 016 W. a Llailm owl Os. 1 . . W. Qui marry ailiallead MOM bayou lilosoooa lao VICTORIA DOOZII Dowd . Mlooeloa tva dodo bottom do Dodo IN do on be Obloisol qua 000dolloa ot Doolt- Imo LIAPPII. Nortar. COMMERCIAL RAILWAY it RUSSIA. 1110• TO MUM/ NOTICZ Of CALL 07 Si TM Itheater beg at are Wet •OA or Ewe ea the Kbens Weld In a ttgany l i s i. bigiszada tim. lll boo l al l it s ",rt, - 1 - 11 ,-,....+ am: the rll e l • at per Its ribe =area 9 17da Isar til theim,..:=,........: %Yife...tit, eb c..... 1. . 4 ,11.., .....,....T......., .7:. . , ............., ... wet verweele et whet bet h le imenotbst ~.. teltireel gi rAteadlastbereelven = = - rata "at reeTe et I went atz ream Ite pad ea The roar arm mellart• et lo Or 65 C ranial d NI irk stawaire the An Ilr Dlredre ben re arm it rewleidaf 'Menthe= belierer ee their rem*pe rear aolterrmilleirMl be be straeleter errat . 11.1. f. •111 be era et an maim tor Of =Lint " la wane et Ote WA lDiLt iarellei• IT, eilmilmsbdeed. Naskrylihaq IL I. QAFETY tor STREET DOORS. —CHUBB'S 'more Loing MO mall sof keitions, at wag mei. Was liming!' v am . .11 all dank am usavel. u4selor Left tra.rr,..no.L.ll=Mart. arrame.. caussisi THE PEN SUPERSEDED.—Marking 11:1Lima, ~.1%. 6 t r o o . g.1 :4•1:21.11.11=110-10: 4 . 1;•,;_: oft et memablo miptank S. • area, Is.—• 111. Ifs m e gr igzei u tra.— , t. OU ON. mar. gARM'S SPECTACLES, the cheapest and le* of wollearee oseelloseo ego ponerrleg the SOS from Moo made going SUB Moll 11 re mg.). Mee I. —llogglfe Prolog SIM Off "Idea eagles Mingo Ise =Oa lge mei oh WPM leg verges... isoolgia. god saw. MAIL pool free Wrilall are SOL eviler so lige Royal Tffilly. NSW Mem= Wm Isellos. agellee—lneod/f oggedls M t i llge. god swinge dos sIMPSON'S FAMILY BOOT sad SHOEtad WAIIIIIO= WrC e t at Erna of laaa Nail. amV. Taal% _ MS amok like alga 4tll be lame warty mamas =Oa a Yea 11 . 46.-. ' :17 - r 4 . =MIND Mt 4. OIVOR 102/INNHI76 HODHL WATCH. 66, Magid*. .6.6 -AI uQM Wr y .07 0. 4 . 14 */ wish al QM WI laseassrmac diva. tem I Om•B; rm bim 12 gdwaa. Owls wstaa .... t Ida Ltb• CRWEPPES RAMMER SELTZER WATER. •rawb•••••11 by ► J. 'UMW KM awl C... =ate two WA, loner al lb• • DAL 100111111. P•bos C '''' art Wile le yesiesia• by • 1•14.-• livyslyai. MAL nal • aENTLE prewar* from without has caused the elseeseer.lbegib nleehm*, le lbe Wet Tee e• Tee, the IJIDIA TVA 0011 PAN Wee • I.ow IMOD al ▪ 1.1110611 perr.S mow..... lhe m. Dee L ot =ir e b ; ;al • g eN. pm !IL le Sheltem W . lialiwbederri. k HE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS et the last half 0,1 - 44"" ALlll= S of Ilw elm swop Wiwi II Sew = II Jed show. rot SS meow bad. of • of So Ili. • Saga to two M. on. SS dm lii. Se owswr we law mob. Y Mo OS: • two Soo owl to* .1 "4. ROW D mil woo ...*S s.i Sk O. SM. IWO al* ...woorios Uses ; on. IW &sib est porhosso goR FEVERS, INFLUENZA% MEASLES, &a 6 114,1 . 11112 POWD/ari i st itr id. x..- asormszoviarger. — 9 11" 41 Tri r. —l l so sal i.; AUSTRALIA.—BLACIC BALL LINZ, British Ow yin dollml llall 'adorns. is dm IMmod O assl Iltb of am mod treameasy SO sad womb : Ohlp. Mom] MOM ITo M. US CUM ji 4,... TM al=llla4dosoloa . of do Imo. dwarc Fs • baso IM , to dr ims .Moiloo of Irnolso ; aol so. 1110ornolsodo do As tho aso VIIILTI r C1 i tV6141,..... nr e atKl Nt h 005..1.141. '' le VINE of DEPOSIT, S, Pall-mill Fast, Loodaa. 111011.1m1 A.D. UK we. et IN • Erma MOIST re reurlet be ellinklee lie tten Maw Meek et Depell. Ileepeelson ad Is pa= elleillte ellal .w ee al I=ll. OILIIIOII. Protested by Reysl Lilo i trar li r • t mul :llswickr. r t e i nges=64l::: t= .1... arra m ilint . omm4l : = m MA Wm V a r e milimoloc. P. vv. h.,. mrm; at do •P . & WI Omlomm tomd, la OM et dlomim Wes!F;,,: Swim elm mix MO mmary. mMe Monomer le Mmimtl; moMilMok NM .1.16 ma IM Os meidamd room TAmme. Ma 1. %poi lorr= Mid inAn a Ma. sal et se mmmilm MISAm MA mg all 1 sae WM MI6 Mike. OM me MAK mmAlul—Mid • Us am ! IMBI/... atom mon la me IM 88.,, IMM mos 1.1.; AM to 0 flida llom I” el Al M. ; ;IMAM Moo= bp Ildoms. Um. M. M. To M , IMAI Ing Imam 11114 Mink 140, hSd.M Ilmmd ; Nomp .. ..._md 0 .............„.• 411 . 0 . 1 . 440141 ..............: .64 JIB. OthirMma ._• IL 11. ; mil Pm* ImMidloiriiiilemiTh—bill ELECTION PETITIONS. This morning were painted the petitions relating to the DANK Liana, Bury Bt. Belortuur a, Bererk&-spow. Tweed, sad Newport Nlooticerk The Dublin petition Oren two 'isolate) tempi Mr. Grogan earl Yr. VIM* via bailey sad treating; the Liana petition Om throe eionere) ear . lens theleassolleggioneerdestMr. Rieheedown, whit thee& Mica ciao ereasZtaa of vi - olsoce mod iathaidedleW ; Daly Bt. Edmund's petition—he:a Mr. Ogee, the delbaluderaditaie --easplaiae at twitary, treattag, mad -Brehm 41111 the part al Mr. Itardeastie sad him epee; la the awe d Berwiek-upoo-Tweed as are two pathos. seek hen Mr. Oradea; tb fret taw phis id as rotas al Mr. Madariblak• aa the own d Mb( boa abittaid to vats who win sot a Who balooodral lobo tar Orb yobs, at led owl pew Ilse the 'meant reew be mended by user it do ModweteaM Nab weft Abaft. dot at do paddisir rid ; oily ass odor that Mr. Itoplatra vat amt. et tits Na at IS. limed= era VIP wrallied, sod air do row daliond Mr. Who dark d ham di sot mask a Into asamie areast at tha ash= at Ida quisiiikallaa. The Maiowit DOM= w ith dation) dorm =ad Kr. bu batboy, towing, Arl ik a- TY NO at souben shoo sixty years of age, who claim he boompt ham raritog oieWaa osaioltioso, will be not by dr doh hi iho hoar boninow. • =saw nay dila it he imisal by drift la Ids plow, or la weldor toter his MA hi la dellord tho dark at do talk that he is wee Ira sixty pin old. ZILE TOLL 1117011J1 MOVEMENT: - 1V LORD P. Yesterday afternoon a deputation, saristing of Ler Robert Grosenor, M.P., Mr. Haler M. War* X.P., Dr. Cloche Modem Mr. mil ear we epos Lad Pearear, ivy the puree tit ad via ihe y the governor of swarm tor tie mar d %e. within • near sin rho at Crese. Err Ciacevenos aM in Y 1116 s eorri eisn wee miated Me re purees et socedat the morel at the , rad - the eemikehree roared very v 1 barge at lreoes rail they 111.11 reed . do Pa re d IL Dad; Miiilers The a that hersa adessresed he ranger that, se they Led ree asolpes, they set to he celled rto inil, liar he the rain Ire year pevassrat prod • arm he bind, sed it wee not ersreas- Cht immi lhonehl, Mat drag be err to sear Orbs ere In Wltr. J. ft nersea=les at Lord R. theseener, Woe Leal • ea Irish eR the loll pas saw Mee sesaspolle woe rehed. Ler Paranaerre sad iha, it be enderood the object II the derrass, it ass le ape in appealand et • an .r' to fte share tansibe era rale • tae drum a Laden mad le bee the wise the redo era the prim Is het,* porta it a. ma ot the reds or at • ter rata Yr. Inn at, add the *et at the ere dr nobb kr et the bawl ot br a = mereps Ire armee to re usteeplitia wads ot r tie eM4ame Nal peas rats she sear if Chsdieveram It re • ihst rash bed been desftr redline awl addli Inereoll ti abbe rib, w. Orr indleed • deep Jury, sat Mel the papa bed M pay eser for Mir par dos rid aim nommehe des re the ere In Site dr tears mhos in seise Mast Gehl. In Paean Meree, Norm @XI he Amass than were ne timer I Gar 171•71112 &marl were • da we as A emerheir Ow appelead he wn le Ile re e ps= Wisp • daderan el re bet the Sail X the Mem st Ihst arniera "beesit it Xs mar ot pass hid ireersd ter Me 117. gallibat.) laid Pa teener ma he mewl Xs t 0.... ver to be sesserel ia =sillbsel mare el oble-ban ins . Plai nhMtl&P Winer ble heirtplbet is seesaw wee to are .beg to slabs toys than rid Sas bor was resedlng to the anort w ai madai dlaeiL The sport et MA Mg INS mare • idles% sr it vas aorta Ire se era seal MIMI rid the pre desk be oesereeL The dela bed keg der boa FARA nod yot as pies IRO apt up. Lad Premserese rid the =idea yes desbere ens gra lEal ilia le sherd lb, Is ilee• Ho sherd ad War tt the ribs veal tremor is bise, be r rob = • walla shasasel et has sad ergeasses. mei Mao It Me hut ellestra At part be add met .lii ft Sur Me dea mreennent to fay dmatiet err of la shear Isionallsr. The repulse Mr retired. Cortotetlint.--T•starday starvig. bieheyemet the eumselles et the Weep awl any et the dOrialuy mil the lOW et hey, ea "lie the Lever Mem vilemeable ar pamper et tesaved•S beehive ma membilliy womb Awe ihe em ulates& Wee et the cimillow mil mei Ito embler irk report@ beams the 7tit eel Must Ohms, LAWS AIiTYLL A KOWSW•271400111) BEM nt m Ittria.—Withie Gs hal bee wane bye, • kw lest et shape. irbiali bud Ws Mir& WSW abed is the =theft^Me Chem* by Sr keg sesibenee et the ereeely Imo mired V the Sasks. West Übe, /t.lte awl ether take e• We Th enyrl. TU. timely sr- wird bisa mem et Meby wind hutelesis dolt Mem. i veiber et Umervert-hotted ebtp INV sombei rubel. waft elestael, awl es the whoa hem& Mier huh tem the teverrlot mil lost Wopeie s slit lip the Over 'MOW neft two Mir, Seat 10th.,, Warier. lteheile. West to Ina Ameba, New York, sat Want only part • the gbh& immod by oesirroglra Ms oelMoseogoomdeo poem momemloi wila idoood. That, swig ho • =I MM. wow yip dyedommlooy orsy is piped, wo •might 6 sass le the svottliftoks "hie las dotope Is ter cees th lath ad ski tom duped Air poiabil emsoildlos 1111—emady, ad wo fte hated Oto koure dew e at of oologokom, elf rt of the counties eat d tho ewesthigt old millesike d ths loth It is hoped* id ray =lb am us tensely* the whet to boom iho soply diet kik *oak kwor sembout eel • kgpr thst the borough., owl at the moo 16 sot le with the borough eon ditoomfae Thu ma • moped within could be owe mememme or modideetory. It mpawdro the lotko6o sof Wow the very poWed - mil which th tusk II le seemeL If thew to to bit • thane in obelood took, it waght to be as beeemee is the emelliamoks d hmemehe. timdem, too self lie 666 with amid to 16 _sidles mol kerma of ihe losrl, nothing seir be moo isemi o ulie V e i, ostealone thp ths eshimes of odds Pi r " (C d=ri a l oade66l semlima . Died with thoml to mono 6 the amok to led d the e(e moilio elide km mod mokost pekes of Os a g hoe der iksdes tho 166616 mitekid od The sem, howdos, ve• sow 611 k sawkoh meglo _of 116 frosiky wedl lie ailed ups le 6116—h0 Midi eon b 116 set not orbothir we 611 hem eke b "C I :6V I 6 "low aboody'• het Prase we of ham • *dead &Mb meillohell is 06 mdm, famik impoiwit pet of 116 paha cemilleihs. The opsdise of church Mee ism me is pig . "It 6 door the sow 'Nadi= weed spied oboodrados Wee 1 orpsk impli opine tithes, s t a = dm 66116 • perwr keg& showed to pd. If the wo of iseldrok 6 to be agist ill e a ssidemsoo of • malted 'agitation, I en et bee te 61661 how wry naked inotitotioa of 116 mow ley is to be midi. It leo we avowed that by emligeme is the pike Wed, end its Ming to see what 61,11111•116 emilall ISO Involved in that of church nice, thisellleofieseemeed lopeetemse which cannot be es =i;dlitfeatie the mot be to a public and adviime. ble ad that daring the prated polimaitillettr and the gams -016161•11 sof kerelore it baesmoope kosedies, se Imo fem that of parlia mentary mhooo, he ash op perode so to what you will deep aid whelps via stiENs. Tee mow allow this menu to go a ism Mew at it b. U yes with to uphold the Yellleffieneelf2eur desky yes mit 16 your ride ape IN oralgoth allsomkbe was ettimbal 6it by hir ogypeolem lad Mr. Itesol wow mak more soundly dna whm he edit that war 1616•164 wow at ode to the edthemd ot 66 gmliss." (Haar, hear.) Mr. Dipped prossid to 061 kr our "ended institu tions," and to how bow meth we should low by political rwookthem. "I wad," he mid, "to induce TIM la OA Ems was solid ate Laid Inwood '—l do not TINIIM/Mado sr bat the ocenplces and tedisteleged lis to review their pe tted. We the Y • pole& whom t 6ae who with to be medmepeetmliemte. Yon will not have your emeold, will sot Ism your fair end legitimate If pa psweivas, sot bowing your ows asp/ w 166 owl peeped to mike to io:hrilCiar:fri, the 7. r. oProses"ms d oi chore who 146.• they Mgt abe from neglect of their tem lollesela I ets c rile •••• that if the cape of 116 bedhod Imo Ithk Woe Ito 64166 of 1972, it 6et mho IA ihoomis vhfok ameded the in tend of laithmm. Set • way Mimi enriusgement wadi Imo hem mpiw 1716461 the I em ant for a memoll offoomMogio mkt • ormd, sow lour forootten, botwoos eotels owl So pod erns ef graufachuing sat _del liY7. Ido not peep Xastinuter, or Doodkrloordo pea town re and 11= they imommkllem Ima old le me them in So Lou elOsksm• las quito willig to Ilia that if doey em atibildi • deist it eight to be reoposieed in an pod imps pima (116 haw.) no w = 6 =l pm /.wad so suet . I giro to mho Ihetemilbeelleend eutbovitadvo If ear ems. esalwilit or MO thew they velllefee eneetemiliewieseheiteelhe neat seesion of pied. floy — oiewertfoor lowsaboikkotonor third die ppitiee of So oSought la reprowated by dig lomhole, talle ea ikon hoepe Ist two, irt thew 116 mgmemie lho ad prom imdiehiel ;domedts of oar the poglo of isgissi hr of famore) if ihsy imy—w thst, yopilles es obmoot liek by es to, le apse msomild fit le • fed whist way rim 666, Ida Is the oes —achy es thardt ossielfolkeppillist 61•1606 is I/hssubsthildleal 66 lho oar sokAy7T2o, Gahm= thy Um Ytookkhe lhomp to the market eteeme Ina 5= 1 61 yid Ism stating is • ro llemsie' imei =Be Lom however, ae we lisos OM mak is hog asthma iimmonto are, by mane of • ibm eadoMe to the whole people, I do set bine theirr 166 as be whited or denied." lbaeeWea t 16. Huai did tho rediretion of his • yaw of would be rri7elei b V it eemini ghat Ilet= " llwiressn ' t e rthe moult of the hie ep gtoth•wuabwtthsdsgomebeneino. I with to meth del isit othe Or • hag time rat in the Howe or Oommeos oolli deo romsd, but unqueationably we kid Owe seam of pm oaf lilvldool, self-satiefied with Ihdr ems 8 4 pew, eltil was willing to a arida limpostoadmouldpe Itt °l 2wouid neither govern thumb= sr dim me Mello 6 6 so. ' How, beer,' and e beeS If i lt iree so e a pal. that Pm ssionomesto lisy oemo edit. The b ru le badoim amid as owe ofbbor ki k; 6r, lo the tips* flehelloo w set ompetel is rel= l.l Ikmmoie, beam will le 6 Ils o6we d 114=1111. At pa k keg so m two pet elms Nag ipso 11116 for torossip= l prosarirs, pram* for Itlewaslpll r kotposommt 161 ms kik ain b o e. f 1114 groiksom, 116 so cow mkt or sok dig to kiwi& MPS MEM* gel Is pile mos midis lb the retlrimtmiammotsmwyp to the PM. km) ifo say set km ollidesil r6O we deist be m 7.1 2 1 0 g 0 be,. sow • Hem deadmes• is !r w sod I item ee fide adlitogiks km IMP iskosof so Ikikre Whew ispoilif Amps ettimpisf. yea silken Wiel d mek • pity m I bath Ott' to yesadl hopsissoii i = l l llll will me 6166•606066111.164. 161 tar vial= le dui. alb pig; In • la SEW of novel sommthamt dpoths Id I sio sse ps best with metropolis is divided. Wean No. 1.-There , ayore met at the late commis amen* roma, Jonetkerwora • the char Mag. occupied by W. P. Berikin, Esq., barristei-et-law. The tell owing gentle men WON returned without apps dare :-Joelah Wilkinson, J. Jecition, Esq., and the Rev. J. William, (Lithe Collegial. Seissel. Nigh-street. WARD No. 2.-The nomination AN this ward took place et Me Netlema School-room, Hartland-road, Camden-town Lam Prase Pierce, Esq., J.P., preslikiss. limpecton of sang hero appointed, Mr. Nam pee end Mr. .aid the bilowing kid .-W - 1. Osepseler Mar ; hum Stewart, I. Femlinsethrthsts Vl. wb sers: B 7,! " , mirsoll-s tr est sad Naiad Sidardsra. IS, Si. Tenrewead. Mr. linende& i l= r essi Mr. 1. Anthers ereeded & Billivi, 54, arseeterweed the • W I . I =I Naar A thweleswynere • Is. Ilisherd 13, Caretheophos ; Ain Mat, 13 a 'how of loads the herr lig wee dethered in , end a poll wan amnia alli ewes led err: rased o,l= Wain No. 3.-Thellat et the neer F. party_ wee= 17 Framer De Morgan, awl anieled d T. Brittain, W. Hatton,___J. Nosy, G. Clerk, B. Doyle, J. Hanoworth, J. Part, W. Yeas, and J. Orr, Era_ ~ • end PSIS for auditor, J. Dent, Esq. Mr. De Naps maid he pro tbeill ipentleinen leers% frees the rides wldth he lar YU ler Its ler Sam sisahs se stalika i z i = be hat yeserdel thet tire bsil beat per lathe vale, tad dries et the yearldire the germ et Ides Merge& Leal lle= t i ned thud the ga irr * e ll i l lptfil. swats& rem. le leli bla g‘ WNW' all=iad apir bia pii d • bray debt h& then l ireberthst she bal lail us Withal rde for myeZtathelemaniaabediahreadery greet lam thshithe rim es ery Me rid rostra by eineyle the are s beck. J. Itherins, R e 7q. a o ri rt, 'la the list, ea/ rid th at be quite = IIMM A4 an smillmente et Mr. Ds NaposorMeh he m f r Ms bg isle ernandhen sere by Mr trif W e thole st the was end Me bretes. Th. 11. sr lak tirb .thai W k !D=l n i g d nu B. Gleederin, 8. 8. Taylor, Chan W 0. J. B. Reddurk ; end for auditor, c il les ua. W. err mimed by Mr. H. North, and wee reenthd J.lthie, of Ward No. 6. Professor Key, gibe wee appal ded Se yeeide at the election, then took the illw of whale dedred to be In favour of the op- Bd. a pal yr disregsd for the etre MA tri weishiell le frames (this del i be& eke et 8 mu. sed desks el II yr. Prolksser De reds err nrethe es the acme at sorsdemi the pith Leath Ithresnat Asa, meth the =mud audit shoal IN maim the new ispeleril. se of resent it fell in the ant- et Meroa threes olds elerer, when it might be eyes le =Webs& Ito she dim& that the mars smith le bras pewee le eryley gthl reenetenta, end in ent lbw rim r rumour only. Then wrests were nand vat melted favour by all prOse, end the of thud's.* ra haw Key, for him isninetlity in chair, terminated., pneemiings. Warn No. 4.-Thi umbel's. kr Nis vend leek ghee In the school-rooms, Mbrairebea, S. Itssillelth Is the ask. 1 Two lista were also relorel In ad. ward. The Or wee put forward by the St. Name Association, and ocesided of the following gentlemen 436enkee Robert Them, 17, Chaster-terrace ; W. Amine. 111. elesterweed • We Mei field, 44, Albany-etreet ; Doll theersen, MoMmerbense; ithasleinh Wedgwood, 17, Oseabinieodsterrsoe; GestrZ e .. New. 123, High-street. Pee Inalor-W . Jesse The following Est wee abo peep* .1 -Henry Faner, 16, Albert-rod; W. B. Curter 8, A Morningum woad ; J. Butter 6S, Monsingtemiterily Sums Haldane, 1 0 , Har ?instal-area ; hem* I, Stanhope-termer; Thos. Abrahams, 11, M . For auditor-Thos. Rowley, 7, Carlton-m.llam, Carib Town. The show of heads being in favour of the forum Ils, a poll was demanded by the supporters of the WAR. WARD 'o. 6.-The nomination for this ward t oo k ptt plies at the Office of Works, _lO, Edward area, Ham -; Mr. Churchwarden Wyatt in the chair. The following ammo were put forth by Ns St. Pancras Association, pro- Mir Mr. Morrison, end emended by Mr. Duncan:- 11imocd, Ludlow Home, Ampthill -square ; George Bird, St, Omar i= eip llegent's-park ; hones Crooks, 38, Meherehest, • Henry Para' Davie, 71, Othdrpegasse; Osageßderla ' Gill, 8, Hampstead-reed ; ?/ . 4 . ,. _ . M _ USN'. 32.6"‘"I le ' r E rn t go7 q - u npl e t i r s eiL ' p l , I. rryanwswyrw. iltheethewere also nomi nated by the 114 . ( 1 ,4 7 4 W ...Nal by Mr. Roors c' ee n ctioded by Mr. Thumbs r-Thome k"eili ntess, 4. 84. James-lace; J. L. Combos, 7, Robeet-erred' I. Coppin, Munster-mum* ; George Mary, Com et ; Henry Mixon, George-street; Rd.F.Aweeds, h_lleyseour s itreet ,• G. A. Soden, Ernest-straet. Fee auditor-Thews bleep. Upon this list being propmed, objective wee token by sense ratepayers present, who contended Net War Mr. Ross nor Mr. Soden I possessed the neesseery qv/kW/map. The chairman being satisfied that the trebereeisman did not poosess the I qualification required by law, refused to put his name to the meeting. The remainder of the list was carried upon I a show of hands, which was followed by a demand fur a poll on behalf of the St. Pancrie Association, amidst great confusion. WARD No. 6.-In this ward the ratepayers assembled at the Vestry-hall, when the following list was proposed by Mr. Douglas, seconded by Mr. Hudson, and carried without oppositkor :-Richard Preston Brettinghato 68, Union /bleat • John Florham, 17, Boiners-pLice East ; George WARW., 80, Charrington-otreet ; Benjamin John Edward Wright, 1, Judd-place East ; Edmund Michell, 11, Alden barn-terrace, Old St. Peoria-road; Samuel Walton, 1, Russell-terrace ; Henry Ferrer, it, Albert-road, Regent's park ; John Thornley, I, Polygon. For auditor-Alexander Munn, 23, ChAIRADIRTORt. WARD No. 7.-The meeting was held at Lawson's Rooms, Mr. Churchwarden Attenborough in the choir, when the following gentlemen wens declared duly elected without op. potion:-Thomas Bateman, 16, Enaleigh-street ; Septimus Bottom, 160, Tottenham-mart-road; Leonard Clow, 20, Rumen-place; Thomas Emenlisid, 21, Charlotte-bleat; Walloon Fountain, 12, Cloarietteetreet ; Charles ;dibble, 22, Grofton•street ,_• Philip George Hotoornbe, 13, Grafton-street Bat; George Nicholie, 2, Upper Fiteroy-street. For au ditor-Williaza Stevens, 42, Tatesharn-court-read. WARD No. 8.-The nembilies took place at the Lite ' racy Institution, Groyeslismana, 8. S. Wigg, Esq., In the choir. Mr. T. Bid Babe; I2.,peposed the follomng list r- T. I. Der; 54_11Lrasesteeent ; R. Champ. 1, Burton armed A. BL 1 a 4 Poser -street i N. E. Peaold, 411, ; ileekville Davos, 61, Guilford are • A. B. A el imi &Munter-street ; A. Eldridge, 6, J ud d-Wed; M., 62, Comer- street. For auditor -A. C. Ceneate. The following list wee elm put forth by the 111114iree Animation. proposed Mr. Judd, and seesethel by Mr. Watts-John , Esq., M.A., 37,lialenuesetent; William Durrant Cooper, Esq., 81, Gu1M06461161 Mr. Emebins Pratt, 2, Upper North pleas. • Ith. hoes Mier Ptit 11, Acton-plate; Mr. Tem 40, Chichester- • Thomas WilliUn Oliver, Em., 36, OuNsd l sibest ; Robert ultimo, Esq., _24, Arnie square; Bahr Lewis Itoondeu, Eel. 4, Frederick-place. For auditor-Thomas Day, 36, Frederick-place. The Uttar Est, upon a show of hands, was deelsred to be carried, upon which a poll was demanded on behalf at the St. Pan eras Association List. THE NETP.OPOLITAN CON ST ITUENCIES.-0111y two at the mobilOtan coaslitodocios AM to hove a parlisawn tars WOE, WO the Morns et the late general election. The tw• beoughe ere Yhtabury. in which it will be at teengisi to most Kr. Oa ' ma Lambeth, where the attack tele he moio Ell the out held by Mr. Rangel!. There will be se pilaw la Oh ems d Oreentrkh and the Tower Fleakokhos wee et istaslicipated. TIMISMONAL 10 lowa MAATERMAX, EsQ.—The sabentgliss veholuft alma tato for a teellmbil to Mr. Yeatassmos bit pment hem the ropessalatito el the City et Ler, ehea ns iont=t opt= s b id e imat ban t= fe = e Irk arm ea the Not et sabrdbirs. The hue sr Isellbrold Ir au yet ins thlrealmel yea; bat k mg wig* thst the Ildoio the• pia will be Will hi Ihr bmktleet et sebolimilp eemedaa willtAb CI, el . idemila ..11.14-HOLL EAMW" OW AT'S ODITICMIT APO 1 . 5 . 7 . t i s zVn tra, le Neereirt - 1 4 1-I= 4 world; sad N. A public meeting, convened in compliance with a requisition, wee held at Paisley on Thunder. The PaoTOWT occupied the chair. After a few introductory remarks froth the theism, Mr. DAVID MCRRAT proposed the first resolution " That de armed interference of foreign powers with the in ternal Obey of independent states does not tend to secure the krppiNl or abeam the prosperity of such states, bat has been, en bettentrary, a fertile source of revolutions and gan net were ; sad thet theeitating condition of Italy, as affected by the continuation of each interference' is the cause of wakes slam to Europa" Mr. Murray said that the real to the liheirty and peace of Lumps rested upon tbe end the power which they claimed to In- Nebo web *Me of other countries. After describing how Moil bad boa crushed by Aussie—bow edu cated Perla wee miregrading with her satellites of petty Germs aisles—bew Ss fairest portions of Central Europe were ender sip rile—bow Spain and Portugal were not much belie —sag how there were thirty thousand men in France eibeimem net allowed, either through public meetings or pos ts b assth, is own their opinions—be se id ft was ha- St r e of things could ethilsge. He next showed how be • s bad been embed by &L ail fur defending flair than, and that dee side of things in Naples, abide lendlesen denounced by Lad Lyndhurst and Mr. Glrialeme, b not exist la the Nag of that oirialeLbad Ambl irk seesses to se ws as his orpreeeion. thatiVemis mattes' awes woe we eirephnon. They Mehra& is Ow* Hwy shwa de, and as to the time el it; but ale Ming was ohs, Gee thcas should be es Asset gyp) s e hissed Ades at bilsic; and awllt& (AWissiga) He esnebsisi by sedilaissiestass awes luilad to good, and IMO itt l isbah ysessoil hswitedh lay ft down, bet *ray Womb it She law of newatherrantiew would be reseeded as a mese e to be lisienei to, and wadi be idh7lPe wga.eelida rMlfai cowtheion, which was put The MS PNIMIIR lilac' as a gen ' *men who lel lien a west beireat in the subject of IS ibealigideins n end vibe bed been sequetted by the cosi withels Ibis ingling. Protrogr Mimes, who sae tereivcd with 1001.,P1111. 8 . after elnerdeg That la PAW se in Glasgow thie wens metional earameene—men elf aR views ea to gime' pair entirely serums{ en this particalse point,-eati due to sea memilestations would net be bet en Beata {cement, and their voice had been lewd In Win mil were l ins her with hope. nohow add dos posessid Whim is not in Doty skokhownone, sht,_ that the sesimmts of the British pe*e mein • MON wIR bear faultlt would, Indeed, be a lead Iwyeseiss wore I to nay dace the stateemen—the =courts —would of themselves in the hat we either feel or speak ; but, sir, In Mil SW be Illarege, whatever its form of goveweent OM the of one state)—there is a power wablient rg n eg= ha rf its intelligent subjects which theestamen- Mb dose net overlook. Neither in France nor = inn soy raw, be he what he may, consider it Nab to Ibis power—not the less potential because ft litie ea ; and I know for certain, that on the gouda now = d na we shell not ept in vain to the sera ad bemameby ;of oar treither-Owme—to the honour sal eid ndry Mbrave and generous Freoehmen. (Loud sppiwase.) Tea belt) asked ens, sir, to support this resolution. The teak Is esermedly not en easy one, for I can we no weak point in it; I connotdimern for my life what requires support or defence. It imply newts, as I understand it, that the people of Italy asstd., es well es the people in other parts of Europe, to be laft fres to ',edit, their government end to Newt and newel dale the social and political privileges to which their numbees, their intelligence, their inherent power maids thaw. It is eamage how much we are the dares of habit. tat awr, hoarier rem, have but existed for • certain time sad we begin to think it natural—we lose eight of its atrocity. But reverse the cam. How would France reply to • menage from the Cwy roanswing the &Winona the Cob Napoleon? What should we have been discussing now if her Majesty's recent gracious speech bad announced that the Emperor of Austria quite disapproved of any further extenenn of the franchise? (Laughter and applause.) Well, sir if the Powers to whom we are now directly alluding, weer; a claim to methane the infraction of a law so reasonable, it is surely not out of the way to ask then what good they have hitherto done by each infraction ? Have Austria and France pacified Italy? Why, dr, that country is more dissatisfied than ever --and rightly so. Have they secured order in the south, and obtained for us any asearanee of pace? On the very con trary, never INN polities in the regions of Europe in a mess so utterly kopeks& Certainly I shall not pretend to believe that the interference of them two Powers has been for pur peer* wholly or even mainly Italian, nevertheless I do suppose that they conceived it pcseithe to combine the nccomplish ment of their own objects with something like an outward pacification of the peninsula The Emperor of France espe cially rather sharply told the Pope, atter be had replaced him on the throne, that he ought to "'casein his adminis tration, and place the civil rights of his subjects under au eh guarantees as the Code Napoleon. And with what result ? Why, just the result to be expected—the Cardinals beat the Emperor. They had got what they wanted. They knew that French lances would put down any i n surrection —and me, not for the first time in hirtory, the Red Stockings beat the Purple. (Laughter and applause.) But the fact is, as your resolution assert., no foreign interference with the in ternal administration of free States ever can be succeedul. A political fabric is not an abstract deduction. it is the result or outcome of peculiar national character, of climate ? and, most of all, of the industrial relations uniting the individuals of any State. How, then, can one State venture to impress maxims or rules of govemment on another: Never with any beneficial or other than a distracting effect. (Cheers.) Elir, it is on this ground that I cannot agree with many admirable friends of mine, and sound politicians, in their regret that our government, in its recent action regarding Naples, con fin ed itself to a public disownment of that very wretched king. But one step further, and how endless, how involved our complications I What now dynasty to be set up at Naples? Whet form of constitution to be imposed on the people of that state And should we and our imperial ally have agreed? Infinitely better, sir, to *eke our stand as we do now, carnally and vigorously, on the platform of • principle founded in plainest justice, and which will 'Ave all difficulties. Only place that Bourbon out of eight and hope of foreign sabres--place him face to face with his people on a fair field, and I think I can answer for the result, although ho had all the brigands of Italy for hie I.,dy guard. (Great ap plause.) Dr. Nichol adverted to the fact that two excuses had been preferred in defence of this violent invasion of all juatka and public law in the Italian peninsula. One was a mere pretence, the other had a little basis. The pretence was this--" The Hallam are not fit fur freedom." Ile said he brew there were derfriseires—political pedants—who weld pervade themselves of this or any other absurdity, and drew en sneering picture of such • person in his clippers end ensaing" calmly drawing out constitutions for all peplos, end demembeftg that if his constitutions were not :rthere meet be anarchy. Be then proceeded nearly ots :—" Poor doctrinaire, poor humbug I The Italians not it for liberty I That great people not able to work out • imitable constitution for their state, even as we have done; peradventure not without mistakes". (Hear, hoar.) A notion richer 'in tradition than any other race in Europe, and which values these great and exalting traditions as Its life blood—a nation in which vitality oozes through every pore— s nation to which the world is indebted for the immortal apxh of Dante and Anon° ' and which, under the heaviest isoomegee t to, has produ ced in more recent times a list of write. then may vie even with our own. In presence of high Heaven, sir, I mak, if such a nation is not fit for the trust of regulating its own destiny, what is it fit for le it fit, de they mean to my, for its present state. Show me within God's universe the men, not • convicted felon, who Is fit for the thong, the hopeless dungeon? For what is Count Patio fit? Solemnly, sir, I ask p s, should Lord John Russell—and I honour him by oou his name with that of the loyal and gallant Peerio—sh at the present moment that ante: man be found in a damp dungeon in the Tower, laden with chains, simply became he bad introduced a new reform bill—tell rue, air, if even our lootrinaire could demonstrate that a state within which such indescribable atrocities could occur, was under any einem dames fit for the lowest nation on the face of the earth? (Sensation.) But stay, sir. I must qualify my general assertion. I roust bespeak the indulgence doer doetrettatro. On the fore of this earth there is at least one pees not es yet a judicially convicted felon, who, ' to God's laws, is not fit to be nes —thia person is the King of Naples. (Great sensation and applause.) Dr. Nichol proceeded to analyse the 'mond pretext on behalf of the existing condition et thing", via, that Austria, se an Italian power, has a right to concern herself with the general condition of Italy. Mesabi tact te the misfortune of Italy, of Europe, and be believed of benelf, Amnia had • belt of Deli= territory on MI walk Incorporated with her. She chore to govern Lombeady with no reference to Italian peculiarities and aaah7dene, bet according to Austrian MIMI. Lombardy wee - ses net may, and the monstrous claims put for emeated, therefore, to this—in order to make Legatee*, Austrian, no other part of Italy ought to be Italian. It we • eschew* of every pampas of gevan ment—a biasses blame of all justice. Not a principk of public law mill be adduced to give • colour even of form to each a probed. Ws cannot, because of our limited apace, follow the Prime through his arguments. After die • a twee reseces, I r . Nichol undertook to explain ths asedownd limit that Great Britain, as a state, has in lide reativs. He relined to the commercial advantage' that weld swesearily acenis if those twady nefillems el Intelligent men were bee, End be doll swglssasellt on the security which as groat ladspeninat Wien in panel Europe would give to get grilles In Ss Ifieftwrilenn. Hs rid, was of your ammo he ea the late wet was lest, through the yienswisa al should comma& that gaol kiwi sew EEE at give us • free Italy and an Italian isig, of Mat wid be worth many Mello, sod nnineloll/ The distribution of prizes to the students who had distinguished themselves in the various branches daring the pest year took place yesterday in the theatre of the school; Sir JAMES HAY SHVITLEWORTH Bart., presided. Amongstl elt vi tte t Tier e j e . nt Mil w l e a re , k t l he rl ilhoP h d , 1e. 6 1 1 7: Kelly, and several other governors, and a number of the medical Milers of the hoeptal. Mr. SMITH, the dean of the school, read the annual re post of the studtit eo t r e. i t t t t r ol i from w in o lti: t h it tapepLaiTl Me ted an t the mun e : , although in almost all the other schools in London the mem bers hod fallen off. A hope was expressed that scholar 'hips would soon be established. The prism were then distributed. The following is a list dtbs succeedul competitors : Anatomy (Senior)—Prize, Mr. H. H. Hayward; certifi cate of honour, Mr. J. H. Jeffcoat. Do. (Junior)—Prize, Mr. A. Myers; cornfields of honour, Mr. E. Chisholm. Pneti al Anatomy—Prize, Mr. M. Fermat. Chemistry (Senior)—Prize, Mr. H. Ilbsdell; certificate of honour, Mr. J. H. Jeffcoat. Do. (Junior)--Certificant of honour, Mr. J. E. Trevor. Medicine—Prize, Mr. T. L. Ash; certificate of honour, Mr. A. Lawrence. Surgery—Prize, Mr. W. J. Coulson. Military Suryery—Prize, Mr. 0. 0. Rogers; certificate of honour, Mr. W. J. Coulson, Mr. M. Farrant, Mr. G. E. Osecoyen. Botany—Prize, Mr. J. H. Jeffcoat; certificate of honour, Mr. H. liernstead, Mr. IL UtedeU. Ilateris Medics—Prize, Mr. J. H. Jeffcoat ; certificate of honour, Mr. H. H. Hayward, Mr. T. L. Ash. Dlidwifery (Senior)—Prize, Mr. A. Lawrence; certificate of honour, Mr. E. M. C. Hooker, Mr. F. H. Smith. Do. (Junior)—Prize, Mr. H. Übedell ; certificate of honour, Mr H. H. Hayward. Practical Chemistry—Prize (first), Mr. J. H. Jeffcoat do. (second), Mr. H. Übsdell ; certificate of honour, Mr. ' R. C. Price, Mr. E. M. C. Hooker. Medial Jurisprudence—Prize, Mr. E. M. C. Hooker; ! certificate of honour, Mr. A. Lawrence. Comparative Anatomy—Prize, Mr. Dna:adds, Mr. K. C. Price. Sir JAMES K. SHLTTLZWORTU then proceeded to read address to the assembled students. He commenced by stating that ho had some time since delivered an address to the Blanchester School of Medicine, in which he had dwelt on the intelle , tual relations of medical art. On that occasion he would direct their attention to its morel relations with the world around. He referred to the effect produced on the young student by hie first introduction to the dissecting room and his being fan iliarieed to the contemplation of the great mystery of life and death. Ho traced the progress of the student through the various stages of his education end, referring to the admirable arrangemente of the great ho spitals in Europe, expressed his opinion that a hospital ought to be a place where the patient would not only be cared ot disease, but by the example of all those he saw aroundthinkof whatlxie duties and his responsibilities were. The medical profession were often placed in positions which called for the display of the most brilliant heroism ; and although the pore love of science might be sufficient to induce men to brave the danger of pestilence, yet to elevate himself to the level of his duties, the physician should be fully sensible of tLe immortality and responsibility of the human beings on whom his set wee exercised. He showed how the tendency to materialism, which the first introduction to the science was likely to pro duce, was to be overcome, and drew a picture of what a phy sician of eminence ought to be. He pointed out the share the medical profession had hitherto contributed to the social development and civilisation of mankind, and showed that on their exertions the proper working out of many great social problems now depended. If they could not hope to develop every intellect to the capacity of a Newton, at least the moral qualities of man were capable of almost unlimited cultiva. bon. The physician above all others was called on to take his share in this great work ; and although to every man it might not be given to accomplish great things, yet those who applied themselves to the work in the proper spirit of their railing would at least have satisfied the great yearning of their nature, not to have lived in vein, and no profession, not even the spiritual, bad in its power to confer greater boons on mankind. A vote of thanks to Mr. Smith, the dean of the school, was proposed by Mr. Latex, en Dahill of the committee, and carried with acclamation. Dr. /DIMON proposed and Mr. Cott-sox seconded a 'de of thanks to Sir J. K. Shuttleworth, with a request that he would allow his address to be printed. Sir J. K. SIIUTTLEWORTH expressed his acknowledg ments, and seceded to the rreegqmat. ' The proceedings then terminated. ROYAL BOTANIC SOCIETY. The first exhibition in the gardens of this society, Regent's-park, was held yesterday. On this occasion ao large amphitheatre-like arrangement of the plants had a thanet sztirwg:ficogrowthersonup.oitnwtrhekynthforhat have e e ril r .0 1i y a:n7t e r t e . im olo es ig u;s 4 e li . th ba o ak u u p t the harmony. In • word, the disposition et the plants has much improved, yet, after all, the interior of the con servatory presented a more pleasing appose:wax, fi ll ed as it is with natundlyrrown flowering plants tree from the Weber of excesaively artificial mining. The spacious new walk added to the exhibition ground is one of the improvements to the garden that have been executed this spring, and when filled with fruit at the next fite will be found far superior in its ae otenseodaticn to the hot marquee, where fruit and cut roses were with great difficulty seen by only a small part of the company formerly. The roses ere particularly tine and full el bloom. The fine weather brought a large company together, and the excellent bends of tho three regiments of Horse Guards contributed to their exhilaration. Among the noble and die , noticed " Unlashed personages present we --___.. the Duke ;Id Duchess of Su th erland; theConntesses of Bradford and Bean champ; Lords Archibald St. Manz and Blaquiere; the Bishop of Wimheater ; Ladies Frances Vernon, Catharine Caven dish, Dude, Louisa Lyon, Caroline and Miss Sterling, Har riet Raresden, Hamilton, Buchan, Grant, V. Webster, Mae- Bine, Campbell, Wonky, Mscfarlaine, Dowager Lady Barrowai ; Sir James Hamilton, Sir Lawrence Peel, Sir Goo. liodgkinson, Mr. J. Newton, Sir E. Halm, Sir James Tyler, Major-General Dixon, &c. THE ART TREASURES EXHIBITION.—On Tuesday 3,768 persons paid the gulling charge for admission, and 1,433 of the persons present had sews tickets. Total admissions, 5,201 persons. Yesterday th■e was • fair attendance up to three o'clock, but nut quite so many so on Tuesday,