The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-23 00:00:00

'THE EXPRESS, SATITADAY EVENING, MAY 2s, 1857. rid error Aar. Arks la depreper of the r arer the Wier price of the rust rah, at ber ▪ elshwas both, art to the arca TM river : W M Forded to Mara the proper* whir the erre arm %we to the sanity, se serer with the armee• sae rile la the us of the marriage ci the Priers Sipa of Orr 11. sad the Prows Royal of George 111, brae they raga it drier to benne that put of the ro t whielivould caw with the lib of thePriresitoyelred err& that which w.. give draft ; sad with raid *the arty, he sight be allowed to cell ration to the are to which tomer parrs* bed provida for the ram of the rel fury by way at reeky, seal out to ths wee rarer than rakes bed dower thee the ✓enew et he rasa Ilerty. The whole areal of the ✓uitise that lad boss rated saw the waser of be llopety, sad rda wield 4 t 0...... of the, ion ia, ware, — la WO, the Dart af Rat, 30,0001.; b MO, the Prager &gra, ; is the ear you W Deers of Oloseer, 3,0001., is elder to the mar re veceirt prover to that flue. Is the same year too es wary of 80,0001. wee rated to Pre Albert, after which so farther peat we. suede until • 1960, when se rarty of 11,0001. wee grad to the pre ✓at Doke of Carr*" 3,0001. to the Prows May of Cirri% 3,0001. to the Pram Arra, sad 80,0001. to Sto Duerr of Cr abridge, eras agar 90,000 L • year. We sow wee to thew =err wheit haw err welds tie ere pored :—Tleir loot we the smarty to the Daher cif Bat, of AWOL • yew, which red la 1829. la 1110 ties ins Ilks swity at to. Arra Elisabeth et 13,0001. • you, sad ea awry of the UM 11110112 i to the Pre= Aare, I. 11113 there MI is the arty tithe NM el fires, 21,1001.; is 1846, the Prows Sophis tf Obacer, 7,0001. • year, sod the Prier &sr 13,0001. • you; la Ur, keen Arras 100,0001. • year ; in 1860, le Dub. of Cerro 17,0 1 :01. • year ; 1861, the Duke off Cumbered MAN. • yew ; d r the par year, NM the Derr of Cliescestir, 10,0001. • year ; raking • Lbw efeeetaidee Saba to af PAM • year. Thee we had • hart mar errs, trier th• bust af realties to the ihrlyof LWOW art re be Wray' ear sir Theceritesearld see, arra that if they acceded be en pups i= sow are, the tree eyes the Derek istsd Par, la the sire of marks M the read lialfi c rid be smell irked se waspared with whet ti was at cemmeineat fit the wart .01p. Thos with maid to the spurt thee is the ever of • twer but.... this oar ray rd Pram* it woad be Improper to raw thie Ir ma to the PASSIM Royal, for or be we. intrElbe alt - erserlata er • arniacy, bat he rad Nair the emaittee el the gal that that. sales, &erg the kie ear elth ferry eared to diabase Re °Wrier b rare le de Zara Dutch Lou, • ear wry differ te thet af os sesity to ea English Prater (New.) elk C. NAPIER ergerd that bikes they area rot iwY be the dowry of the Prows they arid N tire whet atableirat the Kr al Prowls larbal to mai ti Ids raw. ~1 di iiIIIIIILL—I dr dr, this Mr which n ewer dad the emirs upper to me to be MA - da-b WM bar red am to the throne the degand Set we made was sr, I ream, alt be Sea added try the M. sad Mari meaber, sae of I .01reedbety penuelly, bat • . re laid which it was Midi me • a sad roper MINI to mopped the royal 111.11,—• mem ear se *sodas cod tathe dem 4 •di red the ought to retro to snare her Ma** * day la a kdag maser the divisman a is, titer et Were, rd to meld it with the dips r sad Meade Mak dam the throne Lamb • mike. aim beer,) Met dad we mad et thine' rinciple, eel Oda re, which was establiehed by Isar Om ead Delidadgb Sat bored of leaving • dvd bet, delis It pert to pbe Se mired, at the royal boned& pert tor therrs , des, per tor the dry et the vim 1 ibis beesy sr odd rat for the ashier el die, Sidle isle—re ad lave a del list that dill reldstelpiber de Inter nd le mid dr kr Ike OMR= d Ibid. Mr, or arra &ivy Se dm of Ss elbeedlksled Odder mod deed' Sled de Mirk Rebid bidet bur Idesty. Tbdilepoo vendor' whildrld Smeleicrtethe criamettberldk, did rade op with what may be mild mum' rprolde d Sr erverslga, mil the dell ild so Ned es belkerenne the meat Mich wee dada by mad •ft min tor the sera le grit he pond; he Sr pereend orket lead kr anierkkg the pommel Sp day at tic mom. I M eat sneer ma no tie. oe, e named goad= rem be age we have boss Sod eateredlerp gamed in elm peresiery teamed Mk Se ad* et this weary. Rey Unser bee aloe Bel de reeldi le flo, rid Mak the Mon cherfoßy indehdre. In oftr emir that prod mad worm k the coda et bre domheid—ta Mir an to del egad memory deer which might hen reedered it mossor *r her to ams to this hod to rk us to pay dable which she led dm entracte'. Pb. be mortars , ' the spiendoer end Spry et the throes, sad the dignity of the ad es repreentel by the theme, to a ittiag MUM, widmor deg perks. air kr or Meer ever the mom oddly dd. That lied the ore at the cre, we thee WV, deer dry pre, 1 ea Medea whom be Merely doe apply to pedimenb Sp emir bdag the ectracedirry one of her del draw fig sheet to be died. Her Merry deg mad *malsh to my way add kr that regkesr--• trek, I SIM, d dbotior—with the pier al a proterat cortry. , • pros et the royal hoar of Prod, it is mod Or ecar did should be merle for the Proms ea that emir, MI eordiagly we ben a as r.o Ma dews de the arm der the perm It apron to me that the but way we ea 1 dud Mk this adge le, tf thm is dim reread or edger is the propped et the elder of the arts, to epee to it, end to make that dire whieli bar Martys adore ask at re die ea her dtroty's kir" (Her e beer.) 10,0001. es a del ion pal deer sed an MM. et ROOS a your, le by so de, I thiak, r payed der the .Mat daughter of Se den o e r= to her sedge Mk a Priaco—it dog bra dap Se seed that the red dam should be provided air tresoold me idly Ma dr purer add et Se dal day. (Her Ur) Tlr boa. led lead rd. wee prom le Me re Imre wisa red of dm emeal*. I and ilmt I see ea odd to that prepaial dam send, it tad qpm to me—l bare se poese win to per the re Mile to the Mr, emir in the ground if paha adater-lt den le me bet se re Priem Boyd ea her ad. ell Mr pled at roe to that did ride thr ell ad ble • eery dr dm kb dere dr ea bar doranded did 1111 the deli bar sub en makr-math ea be pre rood by prided mod belt the dr to Midi dr beep, led dr the edam Mich the people et Sat Mon Meer der Mir floreedge, ler dm (Hen) Ile he hen ONIENIT11( with the boa. r ag = rellemes the we Na not, k aide to this erag for the drew or in adds Mk the whir d I Redd dones if the myth I Wien de is se dm 0 peer Sat it to re ready le ere he sadism • Se desipt by reread to her drat a appeal, sad that will sot be wallag to doe that 'Se iko by milder, sot sot shavaged, but a reesselie prod he her eldest dared SS it mintige. 011.114 Thenkee I sheik kr ene, agree to dr den of did if the arowa. If, deed et wadi ir merei ga reir 11111, try led rarer the drill 4 • ••• Ming chi mores why Mt erre hell he pined, I dr lave deed to Ida Bat Ile ar need of the isatqw• km glee r.ss why it le dare tie es del ease did be Mr to the Prim Royal, and re add very Mr that Is den years, it she should be Mad with a idly, then nil sot It. ry rod kr a tap sem to be did era kr ride, as la the our if ihe Priam et Widnes. I have not ark edinerre nth Mt didelelcoll royal tardy with whir br earl did is Met to be remsoled, be. I have tibe deer d beremg essellig et Ted held via if Peale, ad I cob EA* sup ad a pines as bid' to hie vied —de Mart kr kie good relitiee—l hen mer at. OM.) He is a pint and dietheahhel pier, mad I air se %Tiber to be peradtted lo ape a hops tot her Boyd Mild the Pthelel Royal ea d ile this worry, sad lid hemp wire dr hr ens leveght ep la the pram at every diode de, al were do used ample therm so bleb Mewed le h bend, thet fa god dm deo lo Sr bee• e d as ird hmily d Siren dos will aped• • a • inked of * cessixte, aid that ler mend den may be pored to bled (Boor, Merl 1 11. Wit 1:ICt bolioroi . they.... all manna to pooollb tato Items loyal to ao Warty 'plat. Ifs nut the Caosestor et tho lboltotow, torah: tit asoorilog to to tato yid& won r OW oasooaild to tho NOW son of 111,011‘ toL) H. bona pram, but to ant teat to Oio Igloo too to the ariersir Ally ells rid aNo TOW • et II roma porehooe, &ad add to tot the hid tot Mt total wr - DISENVIIPIot lir MB he would cabana% Ih. be. ere dr km. gorletenu had told than the ewe for W Azad won err be premed is tho ormadres of 'apply. All he could de, Owyhee, we to Now usamembrest that, imbed of raking provision by way of warty os prepcooh May should de so y wag a lied MIL Ni. DAM thought Ma hea. esd teamed gestiamee erglarata would ha as applicable mass a bud sum as aria* as many. At lie time d lUe ha would tithe ay as awry et B,ooof. • rot theca • capital mat lows el 170,0001. Ns thought then eren rimy omeldentlees is freer of the amity combined with a moral araireteed of a kap: MOW NM wily. They could out but turret that Pare* Meath a proeperate kingdom bed withia the Let At. mare wiry gnat cauvaleicar. They tumid sr tali what eight mei& happen la that worry, as vireo+ we might not see the PASO= heck agar maw* se. (Oh.) It wan whir the links al poiniblity—(hear, bear)—bat MM.": might hippie, pwlicamat would ham a corals amesat of control over the ass that was paid se on moudty. (No, so.) He did cot mem that primer could with draw it, bat it we poodle that eiromermem right arise who the moral A posed is ~thg the meg may year alight be metany auwareL (Row, law.) Kr. CLAY mid, that ft dr hew sad had wirsabw Aw UMW did divide the ham it would Mee dal be maws to Mow whet they wen divan asst. 1b bra. sal lama minikar bed iaM OM he me not lee pilled to say whether or out he wished to diminish the soma papa ' by the Chancellor of the Bachmser, bat Nem measte would be glad to louden erbethw his aka= you to the moot or the mode of payment. Mr. ROIBUCK had no hubstion in awing that lits Mika was to both the mast end the mode of payment. Mr. DIBILIaLI mN that the Chiming" of the dem, bad gives it as bis mines, that an a Wr iest like this ensadmity could sot be expected. But he (Mr. Diana) wawa that he thought it wee • saint on whisk, if pais* ensislinity wen most dairehle. (Hew beer.) Bo Ism es the pea= ham them vas se to ti:e tam to which the intentions tithe home won to he carried Me mat, the Mae append le lin to bed • vary UMW ire r, 114 till the bet amber banal the he.. magi Mimi swan kr Nab* he vas Whops OW the bow would ham men le • dada with out, whet he sea ceil, the pada as. astaar a • abase. (Hem, bra) Bet as be sew bard last Hs boa sad lamed gentlema MOM' set sor le the seem* hut the brie cl the veto, he (Mt. Mesa) our swig le allow the been top lb • &Mice alma bealleg ilwei with a few obeervedens. He had amp des Hat Hs Crews at liagba me plated in a Karelia pied psalm la brag obilpd le sae appab d tide asters le *5 Ham ct Comma BM it biome the Hones a ammo to remeabee whet it was IS. hd mind these was is ba mods, and what power in the Mate it me that umbred Hem asomery. It wee the Weleswy at pollessi, masa out,. be thought, too rigidly, ado/ obliged Ho swim to hem reessme le Om appeals, and it be fiat boats to Nowt than aplomb is •s' mi Shea spirit. He meld net Sallow the Chsecolke of the Isebsper into the emir sa Waste blade with rims is the reign of O•srge alb he had homed the berm but tali • breed view of the relative welsieliem to white the Qum ea S. greabakse •••• wabessiad, the. mold be so doubt the. were resomees at his comma to which her Maps, hod sot m em. It sissid ast is denied that she had bet the imam ct the bind= d fionmer ; eel it was elm man that dean the May years of her rigs no appeal had be. seeds to that he.. fa ocampemeo at dale Mara on the dvl ; while at the seas time thin bed be. displayed by bee MOM • optimal bospitaty combined with a great wenomy, which eassenta se molt the Mum sin dignity of the matey ao of the crews. Nor could he epee with the bonemble sad lamed passim that everything that hod be. dose by the he.. woe be the (soda rtl commionee of bee Idejeity aim. But thwe were ether ocualeratioes Melva besides the wean end wavieinwe of her Majesty is the settbsest of the MO la, des the. were imenseted with it comideratiom Mang to • hire meminial and • *maser what 0:1•0111Nd the dig ally a the matey es ma as it did the mare, end ma mime el bar Ifebety. Tildes them thiap into cm ildwerion, end se elI et Men without a dimestkat, were sped that ibis appeal wee meessary, ea not My so, but Het they is.. a ready to worms it with hasp of sym pathy sad rapeettal Oaks, did it sot come to this, the they Imo may 21•••••ing • point of • trivial obersoter f (Hear, ham) We. they not aim to the cam , rtes of via was the value of es ensaity, and whether err sot it was dela& thee this settliment shoal be sae by mar at thst mialtheary t • mes mast haws great awl dame to hi ens *visa who Lid It down as • pmempeta prier* that the most advaseigeoes way of waft, orthreat Isto GSM wee by mews if • rind sem, mar to,. la Or wawa which the gornmemat bad progeri they egret OM the appeal was • paw ma, eel of them reepeadel to It, mad war desirous of having It coded eat to • spirit et litheenty— It that. lOW be • width is 'Ark then diedd be wmildimee yawed io • goviensaist, sod is 'Melt the hems ghoul dike to the arks of time who bad girth to It • mks* led swim craidiestivli seedy Lour • quirks it this MEL (Her, hear.) It wee vet • grader is which wry mea's arks met he ceeselted, bat the her the general bang of therms% without is tato ceadderadoes at whether the gam wheel be 20,000 L, /10,0001., or 40,0001. mere she has. He did vot 'Wok it Mai shot on ea aordos like this thin should be *divides — err, bire)—es • • quirks et thle kind. It the primal' It the peat priori woe • gores, he amid gmierobead the homes bring rearm to • division ; bat as the gerciple we• seraited, awl the inertia if moil big we et um issitlysess selese. the hew eight te mg* Is • lOW slidsmeall basellso is ma am& Meese • sessione intim Ohm Ism) selbsgstetry of perSessat, b dein with the herstbsey mum if the crows, hod tees* gild the peer* NM. dish., it berm the bear, sum I It hid • Might, that that doubt shwa be reerlesi im • "kit of libersity. He seated say arida elthertimmeestemies wrierwhke this rad mieriage in tab( ghee; k would not became him to upshots Primers so sass to the throve; bat be might say that she wee worthy of hie drily art of her eveatry, tad that as was era way adoalred to adorn the wart i• width she wee gad to nib, while every the who bed hod the privilege of enameling his his. the charm of bow wird sad the nodes of hie disposition. (Her, her.) He Wined that there was usehMotioa to the primly's dap peat, sod whim the gouges wee ably that d the smug et the gust, he lid sot thisit it weld Woes, that home to go to • &like epos it. (Mw, hew.) lb begged the Ism est lamed pathos& sot to suppose that he meat 63 my that them woe so quad= is to whether aerie, if eardlthi ads worm to the threw pegimil wee the best no his. mad hissed isotherm was Say 'Mei so the the awes he hod Mowed, let he *Wei he weal mot bra ca the eermosy ot • mediestettes d the talk* at the hereby • &vire& If the her and Wool poems &gated meth* to e steak, the *sot proposed be might thy have ham the posidca he bad seemst ; but he Ist armee& hi tabour to met the typist whids hig lea mode to the hoses Is • ebb d gesseestly, ea he Qtr. Dieraill) hoped the bow. and horsed petimesteedit rem is as harp which hod thitheivid him ta the hellmlleg of the eversi—(mar, her)—ead though IS Night be OM his prignethea might be swig& of by may perms% yet is the vide he *WA the Ira egg lesori geelleues well Sisk It the bet sal tied poser mews le Age the pee Ihe Weiss Sy, slab hal Mm mils err mere ierertim. and silks glair hersletge et the demise teboel eseseeniml rem theassy IMO dm mai plied Is wroth ma dm dhow *ohms to sued to • pokes mom Ilegedlemedia usissles yak ea (mat ishidt bpi menbl le Ile higgiers dare sheet eseemel, awl to the allessiege the estatry. Pim sod Nis et" Agee. eyes" piesOOllllllllEAK siggereil the arstroit et the hes. zed tarsi maw es ewe peek Ile did is is plessisy rook NEWS moo In riga pearls The Priem Sept in ins to meaty a kelp, • Or erg print. lis diteledlisd sew to. bed in. it them Acme, NM Irs Wends tellt • sew NA taiga hews ad a Sudo olgersty, her salsa with de stostry eassit eseitsies Itr demi& relelbee soda melbuse, but t oe Imes • Oran err nos • ediestairy delis manta • be Mewed the eleverthe with the perimajuirma. Coravel NORTH add that wader the plied that it rids he the good of the ossatry that boom rented with the roysi Wady la • mom which worse them would tolerate with raped Io blemelt—("eb, eh," and " arse") —that is, with rya to the pour they were to merry— (' geseass," "eh I - tee" alba " eiree")—red toes heheg p), they wire West to set liberally whim oath air iisies did tabs piece. Lord 3IXIIO had hie his, And Imisol bird would Withthsw lh ormalment. ("ow, her." Cheers, and " Agree.") It wan desirable on an orossicel like QM to per _ . ("Hem, her,". end diem) Herb fed-weld la essiimede Welty sad autism In limo lbw which bed ties nuessed that coital, es& the say ismilen was whether the grunt unposed wee to be yidd is ibe shape ef an witty er in mosey Cam. (Chews, and "Agree, agree.") He oosilend that he wee steamily d opinion that is a guretke of polity it win &Arable that K amid be paid by a sure down, but h. had sot seariently adopted that opinion le haws hint to divide the beau end he hoped his bon. sad Mused friend would withdraw his amendment. (" Her, hear," sad cheers) Lewd l'auturrou end Mr. Ransom rose together, but there being bud Mae kr Me latter, the noble lord gave way. Mr. ROEBUCK said be had no wish to Fes his views In ogreition to the feeling of the hosae—(ood elimee)—sad be withdrew Ms amendment. (Greet ehieering.) The amendment was the withdraws, end the 1180111634 renting an annuity of 8,0001. agreed to.. Thu house having resumed, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved that leer Muisetre gradoss roeseage be referred toe ummittee of _ _ THE SLAVE TRADE IN CUBA. Os the taotim ibriti.ll;a7aza do hove the auk 84 G. PICHELL edit .hellos to the istroesed im perialism et dem Ids the laird of Cobs, awl to the in ersitelent mast ed den el ha lielrays muds sow =- Cror them eras lb the seggroodas et the aline the thellegs at the papie if Jambs en the gob bet awe very deem sad at a Rea* bid • dna limo age, whisk was poried rot by th e biting of M. diem% Roan tee awa - airing eat the mart eleblim of the Isesike u Mo peshildiel lir tale ea O. err et Ora, rialibb spa dr banana to beisi spa the beget .masse i Oise imam be hear be word het aoreame harem the annber =e t Phey ds atelleeed be are et Oein. I bed IMAM the Mir•• of the Phi l = Ad"."1" to arresomer:Lea ll"" ro; ea dr seri, eel dr hitherd that the segplies be samba to ; ha he bed Ina lairead, within the het lbw days, Oa the dime" wee amber toe hot fet a nopiernent et Or dem et vorsis. It that wen the lk• ame dego Teri be taken to pat m eiaial stop to the assibm eaten whick hoda keg be anted ea. Mem) hared WALCOTT ►snag bads bog apnea of th. Merle wised the Fir Lod: the Admiralty :rl-1...6.„tize as raid eolidest lb/ Medea ma The date of Odes eso doer 2,000 ' nab sal Mesa the imilmbealiteeng lommhees. it mead ingibille b rag qg dlikellidisle of the Est at raw pub of-lho writ kw alp were _te e s bib be dim eseM*wee& within lemaibb dlibeer bis men ere be took Ms heel% eel aid barn MO asil Me ear 4 et& eubliel the Maims, Ms aeons woo bob boom des wary Mani Mb or V ... 1 .0 Was la doom eit remit d the dairdn ellieled anytag ed 'Brodr i gri n. e? i taws Ize id red Os edged elm woe to Ihs ems, 'Mei betide al the Wei rail gornmonalbles ewer isegegsil rib the da igiveissmor dot mem Era web be Illigloyal who web bused to UIS Mbr nil air is. is prodee t bilienedea rake se OWN pore could plo, end be did net me why the able lad ANY sot be ea eisseenfal ia wwrit'r erase.-at wish Ipla as ird b e lathe am elf Danl. Mc C. MOOD mid it be gib awe het veto& went to Attlee mkt the Arras tog, awl LRAMs fall of slava ; awl b yes arm*edile deg wilk that cab He arsores ma am_rums of piing down the slave boomes the nimohr of morn ea the coast of MOW Millalle= . o 4 ou r. essit of Car, eld ".." beta br be mil Imo had ime oust to C V ' S. TRELAWNT did ad essihr ilookable to send ore hap swam id emir to the art cd Cabs ; it wee net moot Wok mom oftsislai the wit Mt. KINNAIRD ward le pled to imwer whether at the =Om say espromtdlome woe se w toe to hobo peennoent with roped io the lamess hobo beheimatCabof Loud PALMMILISTON mid bie ogle Mori al be lied • meetellin 1414" say t=senewed the rime mid* mho to the en titeot the elan redo. flu torridly pre th. lest enithrey MINA Lll 7 olliiiiirabiloas, and wale it purest tout Ihr shoal be herd pre, it always lIMPOIIog drib se to the essemey et the seserte wadi bed Ira seined Hose ibilmitiogeserret bed to eet thromik So warn , mat et MIMI ups the spenenteent et Oda. Ilia re, he woo Mai& urged by aurnmes WM* woe eery =elk oral pollee., bet in meld ern kis eoll trier iamb was worm so ha a diplerdie embeih 11,e11•111181 to ste the Opera go. .ea t med re tie a ural sod oillegrel elope to wry the away tato ANL THE GERXAN Yr. ADDERUIT Nes, pietas d - arks, to call the slar4i s t : w ar kers la the =emir emprailare trend d the Omura Labs W leardag dam ea the le the threw toady seaderlag and ambarge a the rearese af thh areary ia read et the hes the deters et dish owa bathe sores Isar ma=ss Ths Oa. ran add be dew tea way • tar who had set drill ass it Mead= to sthale=th woe at ophir bat edealeallea at the wr • very wig et girth, Ad at nealisers lady et saneil ihetit bead pat ma tad to the dribs at ilia marrisa hart dirk w to on As the thread et beanim die Apr rob her bra Maitre he aerdabl i re vagar alike lad bra wag. The sites adrift dose vat 'WK. ad sr try hid marries is E llis NM helm pier that arenat rut Is raldialed three. Tba avow sr whia odd art , hes 124 pa IMO. Eirewobylag down him Lod set ray }tweed le avey the Irk " m i n the ma oft roe remmid.bmt agereed a baps that may bedvalem thin would to hired is IMPS adi te bar reZes b7 vrtlirarradareher sea MMUS 4 ark* reel sin hea shan ediesis, end redblealeg sears, at arletprallimeeplammanarritan, an -Antes hdagirbasl la be ermagerriThis U raid Is pet la aa awn et lib pr era for Ude marat,lhs while maw which aril have been is amid ia dimperiag st this - big • dr/. kr a= ikr Formardy, ally awarding the lad arepha the oder. As to the aids bat tide wadi pet rid et Z. wean he Idieral to tralitsay te la pia the othrr a m If they rasa tip be bat Se et were, they ahead ast = i ihe edesise,aWhar era 1, Woe ere et thew siva. Or mg it mrda arm d leak MOM wee • dais ea the pad el array 'drib la mad by thous at the rpm et As • idler Is the Wry wall we eder WOW The a hl a thaset esiriele i r min telbes was the womb maws. 41411 be lbws la adman la Se A jar.= if aridiarghtis Oh= Weald Wary Mal d ear Mel la Omarth en trl= = theatilas telth the Meth= sad cdt•ediesse whisk woes merit Is the aid gisage masa wan Is the sees war maddelellea aiss wall li rope to sari ail Or sewed per s. Xr. n be _ hed rid bat the gar lea no aouilsllaaemeddieshh lagesiren hr it Weird the at whet err drab be lama art the debar • thit Erika et to. Coe serf. Ths hales led had very sews app of the Map ad Amp lift vary grellea "Bul • Ira yews dye the Ompe war err at • Isar air. That war ia his eyries sae eausta=ha r die l inwith the bed weary = li the airy .fir Wept. Ea hawse rat It was caly thesegh the pram ef dr hasp eg the wawa bat the obey rue at its raft teat set with/ at her home seperheadia et war, if set alms war UWE It was as drabs fir Oat the garnet policy if the priarmat et this evirry war OM OS debar atlas airy up= the ale ahem threeethee; or thr ma g esel eali ad the hired whoa 11111 'IWO . at =Mb to thew mire. WIG Neat to the pert of the gredr, be would nerd the house the Rued= wee rd Mayfly tomudared later the Oars= Laity was me grad, =they ree henna le tad hisly, sad era gear who had care *ma it this wrry la L u te et rd. /lad it drab also be reaarbered *ma bad the gareastast at these hemp, at they wire bard Is do, to say st the North Americas Writs, a greet ampere wend hews bra ireeveL Bir DE L. EVANS thought that thh grad= re brat hawed rear meal-erspos at the yrwat tits, visa the wry udieeles were mend a He coed irk however, al last ereeke help gig that then Oterene, who had ware me the may sad bad not bed a that, were treated fir sae gerrerlytben nosy • f my era Er who hr bight ad sabred is the traelsr (Chem) Nil IF larded the lame that twastrave yews ego mra wars art oat to theCagnm coheirs*" thalami, mar fit • bathe defier They GE taw rat r serb il e a t i a ors a had to oattleohalimg, r dewily te And yet the very rear tome wee saw hilered. When it ins proposed to give • owiddlea r sea Omen itip warned used wee that if they get a edelielid ebbing deltoid themselves, bidder than the ifs/ hmsaliwthellg than ever. bred of 1,000 we, elf hid $ am • .gust of infantry, and is eery armor is at eavehy. Inn Sir George Napier tree Gores= of the Cape be ramp& Is maintain peace. His talealatke wee th at the Lie anti shoot 5,0001. worth of cattle Nor the ealenier, who deb about a much br mad they it wee brim be Oh Yew thaw of rattle robberies go a they raft the weft to a general war. One we bad central dent the war d a hatebet, and erode, abed II head 4 adds. Ni veil defer any dermas a this sable= mis re aNisr 4= eame on, bat he tosithred the eseding eg ale Legion to be utterly impedie, tad path* exgriblib, a Orland rib dr way la width ear era keeps wars bare& Major WORTLEY ratured to 6eable °lllll ear, ad be bed spat three years at the Cap., two ofwbieli were daring the late war. ma Kean war anything bat miresbie bar beriens. There were 11,000 et them in the rimy, the bee Ngbt infantry to the world, ad he bed nen two of our bet asalsrb fared to . rethe bailor thus. The ol!l . Dutch velem • gene sad Mid. Ile woad at di sausdeld to be that the ostaairts wen glad to Mee the Omuta Lem seat out, as the masa were Inaled,, ad he warmed the home that if they did Ole vote a altar* awaller thny wield have meek vein end bloodshed mum for. no way thing that kept the Into quid was this want of gavawear; they opal/ net manefeeture it, and they readred a adept et years to collect • supply for media war. The only way to pat • mop to war at dm Cape wadi be to put Kw trade I. gunpowder under strict regulation. The. was caly ono danger to be apprehended hem the pews d the German Legion, and t4t we., that it the Dash hew molted 'gain they might be tempted to jots them Colonel SYKES feared that the et the Caps was sontelajt like that of rtln Witte of a statepid 000 t. ing to iunalgantate them. Why meld they net plflloo the V.4.ohrilach bad been so emesselal in India, wham, by in; the natives ether weeps, they had converted bitter SONIIIIIII into geed s annaget obpsols? Mr. P. O'BRIEN comidetred that it wee • mire question of contract with those maceuerion As far es hie recollertha served, the terms of the agreement was, that if discherpd before &certain period they should be seat to some colony, and the home was bound to keep faith with them. He did not think the teron could be in very advantageoun sa only 2,800 out of 10,000 had accepted. The subject then dropped, and the house went into com mittee. OF SUPPLY. - TOE PRINCESS ROYAL'S MARRIAGE PORTION. The drat Tote taken was that a =a el 40,0001. be granted to her klywty ea the marriage pardon of the Moons Royal, NAVY iffilifsTq. The ultimates ;M;ll;eniSOOSeds d with. On the vote of 44,2701., balance of the vote for mime-- Lamm aerviote, Sir J. TRHLAWNY oohed for some explanation of the Hem " Rewards 661 Services against Pirates." Sir C. WOOD saki that some time sines a new mode of competing the heed-money had been introduced. The first item in this vote was to the Rattler and Tartar for service in 1666. There were 1,760 pirates engaged, of whom 600 were killed and 70 taken primmer*. Under the old ale the officers and crews would have been entitled to 10,0001., but under the new rule they only got 3,000 J. The here and crew of the Rattler for service from 1864 to 1866 got 10,0001. • under the old computation they would have been Willed to 62,00 W. Sir J. TRELAWNY objected to the principle of the vote; it we. placing too much power In the hands of en °Mow. The natives whom they attacked might be engaged in legiti mate warfare, and it wee • disgrace to • Christian country to give blood-money in this manner. General THOMPSON utterly disbelieved in pirates. He should like to know what sort of pirates these war— whether greet pirates or little pirate* We were greet pirates in the eyes of mankind ; we were nothing better than or ganised pirates in the Chinese waters. How did it amuse that these men were not Chimes cuatcarbonse OffiedlN or some of that which bad lately wired in China, and who wish to lv theemees nothing short of Bible Chritens, el cash her Mejeety's representative could not report s them first-dam Vnitanana? (Laughter) He thought there was no moon why those men should be denominated, pirates. Mr. VANSITTART testified to the extent to which piracy existed in China. Mr. AYRTON supported the vote as being far senior Mead, rendered, but deprecated the principle of awarding dowsers for ante which formed part GI the - ordinary duty of her ltemetle navy. He thought there was greet impro priety in snowing the law to remain in force. Sir J. TEEL &WHY wished to know whether the giving of these rewards wee leopmetive on the Admiralty. Sir C. WOOD mid that the act of parliament gave the Admiralty* discretion sa to whether theyahonld give or with hold these reward* — Mr. STAFFORD asked whether the Won' Homes were Mill approved of by the Admiralty After so observation from Sir G. Ptce•L L. Sir C. WOOD said that the government aid and inspection were principally confined to the salon' homes at such places as Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Qaesestown. In answer to a question respecting a cha ry Lf d l i:, sool. by the Bank of England for payments at the Sir C. WOOD said that the charge was ba. per oat. The vote was agreed to. 441,6031 removed half-pay royal navy and nazism Sir C. WOOD sad that the cm was nadir the considera tion of the Treanry.O Sir W. CODRINTON hoped, as the matter was under the (=Mention of the government, that the decision would be favourable, for the cam was wanly • very hard ens. It was very hard that the captains, commanders, and lieutenant. should be deprived of their half-pay, whilst the governor, who had a salary of 1,5001. a year, was re fairing his h alf-pay, and the arse was also the ease with the deputy-governor. After a by words km Admit Watcorr and Sir C. Norma, the vets was speed to. • vole of 273,1631. for military pensions and allowanca wasegreed te. A lea of 51,6661. for civil pensions and allowances was dirad Oa the vote of 207,0001 far savior not named, freight, & Ur. STAYPORD congratulated the govienrateat ma the low amount of We vote. He hoped then would be no sup la ra.. =.700D meld it would be to modem • aregimawrimy eithaale la otmez=lf eattliag mit mare bow to Chita Rea Wry Sir C. RAPIER Mem& that the mimeo were too low now that they were eemal be war ; and ems if they were set mpg= is war, be MeV* the too low, leaking to the peat naval pepalisee disk we Wag mode by Fume, particularly at CliMetsemig. _name had 40 mew 110.-atbattle ships, rabbet ba4t e land Proses sedi wean • arre *at ware that ll* emateroad bar mem weeralag • ems mere tem ple* le biped then INNiI be se war ebb Prwree, bet it weal be thimble le be wear* hr mai ea emateelity. He emit ate eaderatmd Why - the beat grape were cot commimies. They Rd am wear oat ao ihst G Mots *be (adhere. He ebeeld Y me every hey obliged te serve one per et Ks la Me us ea burg cf • meere‘over. far saw pat as eed to the velum ef Impeemmat. The Mort Lord *NMI mot do hi el* mime he Lent* in • bill this year le tamers the =id wassisgthe asyypramed s von totally d webs She •• Memel Ss* TIM ores aot • pada= width deletes**, osight le be la Aber fa ewe or war. Thme were ea* tore ships et Perbeemah, and sae el Shea, he believed, was math* water at a great rate. Kr. vet- Y IIII3TINCI aU . A *MA th e ma ieMdinded eceaway arleadteme. cSo am a =pp* mestel sims* hal bin the harm 71te mamas war wee ever the web et *le maim Named le `Est eS it ought le ha* light Ram Let imy eae amdder the et it imeesaehl laved* et elea t ir= cake hrtale *Er • quelket et ht wadi me Yr. impertieee el ear ariel Jim kis Mr. IJSIDIAT mid that we frit eswilla fad it to do soy hes Is Ibis ammle4l, et as Rea • • mail. Alai= led bum meie te the awake thole* ; bath • war at Yee *me be se whatever to *tfta aria Meta Me eamaleat ankh Me that the Rght ben. bena magi not lib. coq Ails to the Maki St Ma at pewit wedge* be me rry to the menthe* service. Were • hew prod it com plus" ea lads to serve • yaw bas the any the weal! mnth apprea, and It would be • great ha- Jellise_S Mr W. CODRINOTON mid it was an =portent fat that hews had at this lament 139,000 mama on its naval inaription, and ought to =mists as to keep ap our navy. Aber • few wade from Yr. II lummox, Mr C. NAPIER rid be wee glad the Admiralty had adeplal the pima at nadir* the young cede* ea board ship Is lima sermerealis. The vote was then e eseel le. &MAW fee the paint swim do. lir C. WOOD, la earseir le Mr. -ht Tay a to the aeammthilla et the eirle Lod PALMERSTON ea to • gmella) wated Owe the army athletes wield be proceeded erla an Meeday. 7ATION AND PENAL BILL. Mr. WARRZN it ma amissessfal snail to Sir O. Grey to pastimes as ibid maw of thie bill, laid he ap pend si the wawa%bat lam est amoral manihree had isft the kale satsuma to woe al it Aftw slint muds inn Mr. Hetratpla Lod A. V. TENPIN' said hs amid min as maws lime Mid radium Ns awe* hist the MUM ad Ds kr semi It Wait sites as awsidon, vat vas to la Asa* with our Mahal psyskam. Mr. DRUMMOND amid be &said moos the poor mist ca this goillsk as me toady to stay till 12 o'dsit to-mumw. It shoal M weesadisead that knurly as miss sad rspdatimas ti away psis &and trues sub Mho, ail bark( maid as mike of as s ialps mina This pus the Pales as ths of ameriat af peiamesit awaviling e % w iroli = ll l convict. was esnlimL I . as isibso the hsem some was _tam swap, mid as whole power ass wind la ads the Hams Dsparasi Ns hareatery at bob wad geo- Vga.a i inportion poliwank witheak ping itermigh ow, ors; awl It seis Impanals for mu main to do this, he ilserelmile desk um must sat and limp— dis balms would be kft to suborassam. Ga rr Lir d art, Nee. Qty, Mr W. Jollier, mad other men. Mrs opt as sostgommuit of the MIL Visomat PALMERSTON told the bill was oat of im • patois ; due notice had bees glum that It would come ea this main ; sad if pathos' was to maim to deliver Asir smilmsabe ea ft, it was then duly to have rwasiasd. No or boll epposid the Flutists of the bill, ace bed my ateterld mainiksats beta moved. nue had bun many hitrimag sanwlions, It was tree; bat comidalais the ha. Fromm a as hill Fain bears the seat sedan hs hoped the houn woad sow gin it a third reeding, if they eat an hour longer for thereinto: (Hew. ben) Sir J. PAXINOTON said the MU had beta twine - ptaed , sad the ante Iced could not be that ilmni was a ask, distmes MR which be at se smek Impasses. Ha waif ssegist that ths Ihted valet sisal be Ikea he Ileaky night, after the emu samslm. The CHANCELLOR el do IXCHEQUIR us ad vantage would remit friss as pastpoasessat, as as hill maid sot be aratatbd oaths died ming. Mr. BENTINCII costsodsd mat this Ind km a ran toutessim as to the bill ocean, ea dot A division en called for, ben at as ram hebtf2 . 4u the third midi wee weed to, sad ths Wants' ART TRRABURES Exmairox.—The ridminione oa Thursday were 3,727 by sewton tickets, and 3,375 by hal m:mu ye Buts; total, 7,102. The weather was exceedingly vet arta unfavourable. CRTSTAL PALACE.--OPERA CONCERT lIIAT.—AD. MISSION Sisvk:, SHILLINGS AND BinvEtict.—EltlDAT. MAT 22 MAT on pyntent, 2,704; ditto by sera L tickets, 876.—Total visitors, 3,679. its 11 .0• 4 4 a. ca.:(7.o.T ills Ramie; 1;N - together - - - with —that Ili with iliaol to dm P ram . th q WIT __ . 1. surr r,_ - -- 7 . 7 - 11 7rtib — de w — ii Tit whier•Twion Wimps was chilli lit ad air iherlifigiCiatef titslim — wasasii. •••••• • ••••) 0 c'T " Acc" . "'"'""" . . • Ow Illesook, mim e.. 1 ,,, l i s t aw „hi& ... i ii imy e$ q 'WIWI , . ~ a; .. chum asta " egret -- 4—wwn nut boaded. gt - 6 . 4 r,,. I had, mmaganed to the NOW au of 216,0001. him ga, thaT WON blond to art Moron/ *los ostit au' I Mader WORMS!' mowed te 11111116, as he wasted , wend mak hoot the pestpaseemottos the hill announcement regarchog tbr , 'feteor, sent up on ir,vipr,_ ' Thursday were 3,727 by simian tickets, and 3,37 by y ardlOgty lar ti t e , lls) His begged pardon, kott he wend rather Wages did Mks plow. the lled hie nent eret three . T re zahm all thm ooto Capa johhe two at whimb hot iotetraie ner• dwi hee. ng goald w on szirrat he wininded cz ontoodei gn We iihr bot rueding theeo . ba hOOO o ...ie. oeted, dayons ioa rin oot a ea udwanderate Atomeo rto roportoi g. The M The eteer to % o rh A t rr oo l ..t erown .d ps .f. yown . ta; total, 7,102. The weather wra * 4 . le als mend nibs dna to the authority Lord BLOW hoped lds bon, mad imeraed friend would bmi.h. Th. moo or them hoe mew, the hoed oe to the to 0a0010g.1.2404. ship were wholly insured in this port, aa well u a rorr.i.ler- CRYSTAL PALACE.—OPERA CONCERT PAT.—AD. blo the tom, onehommo Nobs odd "No." Take windrow kb anewinent. ("Rwr, nee' Chem, End nom wor r y i n th e wa d& mod bm bud memo twe of OP/ best A Parr 11111 GAM for, tont OS the rho heing_i_la able portion of her eargo, and the aggregate value of the /11F111024 8111/TN SIIILLINCW AND SIIVENCL.—FLIDAT. Mai" Mak et n name and add to that the "Agree . ") It was desirable cat an noon= hie th is to poem m yna twe e d to rake bole new. the eldDatch veleta tha third Ittl= ot at •Erted to. sad the pron. ~.„.._., three lutanist. was upwards of 100,000 i. It tiny be oddrd MAT U.—Admission. on plyment, 2,704; ditto by mesa the 0914 they would Int She total WY 210,0004 the neention white had bean prawn assatoosety. greenwood° would a pe am p be. m o k dm swum,. maw The booms at 90 tolooko pan MAIM that Captain Porter ia as Englishman., -:.,........-_...;::, tickets, 876.—Total visitors, 3,679. I _....—. iss hello seuesea, it use (Rem) The Poirsim 111, he boon vat year —via, the 6,000:. eau the 4,9891. elides beim I bob be Mom abut tbu revising be ebb ere modems, mg far. la • ems at this to hope ix vosalsalty„ reliably who "said ales ✓ avage portion pleb% smutty sad • seesaw Nom* of Oh had, to to th peels lateen d m ammo to soh DM I Mt the proposal me me reembable aril • sam. WA the imbuing. hit night poroibly le mem& (Rear, Ls.) pirmktoi to esil the et that Prima Prohibit er liahay hes semedimal sot elks to blood to oar he direct mole !La tram • Iy be to to troth • de oof Remover. Is tide • gives bur sometlest to • coridsnid r mar ,del the IMOMI4III es. (Rosy, beer.) I if to dm rubs op W I should ben cite • puma atainitlell. Nei o =mimeo web sheen PIA lawm, is • iris only assomery, Ebb per Spear slush. rase tho I bra mobs holt late • • War rosubstlea v 0 too ✓ M wlsyY, sad which I re Or, the coamitase ea lady d lOW to had of Gnat Doti sad Loyal Wilms the Prisms • libiraty bLaD Mak era has the di d bur Primo Willem Nods& of ma le ireandmat tbat dr k 6 bit ! a7s ! Bi g 1 , s :.iiii. iiiit.ar ?mak, I-4 lm sai not by way II in Amid* irking As pm. bon wall Ibis Mat la astir late Ali ger wad= kiTai . — •111;;;;•2 7- 17 i;ld' et the royal I•lo,.fily wail el dry r coridedes the 101 purr roar set be crievrce Air 'debt si eriegly breareirt. The the& at the eerie el • leedlisey mar= el the Mau fa the obi list. The `ever to de* statenset, he t. ess paid Ye the pay pave sr fear the arreere al the t le the del lid pada by elt) rimenhaed, pram le W whim the Dar of W eeper the eppreire ear sithat Ir. inushre aLiAr se the repeal awl eabssee esera ; het tint ✓e Allied to noel hamar be haertary nereess el the bet the memo ef the Duchy :Hear, Yr.) To say that the I Ito we. &Depths' stirrer the rip al Gee. 111. to tide the Derby d Carswell the Mi est the nrasse el that yore 16,0001. a year .U, was of the Priam of Weir. He his lora higbare sane I. his r reasilwable sea of way s& MO airs by the replatel se • try lap SOL Berge 111., awl a uardbrasi arab banal r • premier ea upse—She acre no, es my- I damp of Gawp 111. eel orassived. (Weer, beer.) Be orlisred to mingle up the ell then the chi Da, that whoa a the leers al fr H. Powell, bay, drown tia ere espreal Di bat properly Deka( te M, that we. sot uscreary der sal oribrt of the arerelp„ sem orniedel ca surer air Wag it, raw that the as Tar of the ovenip, sad fr the reel Meaty, sad that rely. It paw the pareser appeals bee seemly ride te perlireat, r Meaty la the aceacay She oar sad pram' 'spree the ✓earm that, to ratan to the • ye, hr Bag'''s carat dr. (Err.) Met ealy bed arty et WOOL • year, Del brier la Wire. (Err) emir with bar Marty is pe isireas, be arid sat r I t or, isebbereriy aparbe, se ate—(beer, her)—+r we. thaw he rake were .tassel, ens be male br the earn el he red her derQy. (Cher) We we hr art rite Doe ebb aeulapri brad, arl her ready la • wend weetMj d the (Har.) Be weer est firm the lie talk afar lea MaY her ber jeerer te burr eras, or I fasige sereeipe we visite to re eaddry. Ns Impel dry ✓e and, lowour, esselhot that usl•posedh4 awl that there ea dry wail la el prebibility be icperrilles bragabst; del it we. bet Mr, whlsh papareelei the lei, lei err riewelag payie of est le earlies than d when they het be art' irk eyes sad burs NM to ply. (Bar, her) as the Mel., diff owe sat we mare ; that we se (leer, 11•0—Int to be jai t.—Os the greeds be Mild If ▪ hi.. patlessae's snarls thel a be preset a bar Royal High by wry el • sea arab in lieu GI raid tbr emeatimost. He still lne/ member, me Mord Ithe mimed her al the people mane be barer teem armed sun Mr merely than ma salinity. He balm It wee interdsi to teatime teem whin she became Queen el et happen, which wee wet Wray to L be ebeald camiler it • about ck the peopled thin coestry te aria with whom, at name timer other, war. (Beer, beer) If the boss paid, ha boned they would trot menses when the risme beat* eat, by coatimien it, pier • WV is r lamGleWs portico at • peneicoM L (Chem) • t at the SICHECIUZIL remeriee, MAY to dial whit the opportier, el ember, hemetnob se be had oat • "web rite peat ia lima ol the mar Ay. 11 eat shreht gnat • ents d„,„ n that g Übe the anavity w en tha a more net inereme the 49 'mu, try call the ham %wart irriorra Mire el then raw imsprol by bepY per wore nahmemble her the aria bp' Lib. (the Chancellor olthe Iv moo& retie boa. sad berned parr aldra Imp um le be breetail saa.na eit which read be rib to be brand at Me the yelleol- Wed memset bar abbrs. r r nbr TART BUSINESS All Till BIISUING WEEK: MONDAY. ORDW or Till DAT.—Prinona Royal—Report on Qualm's Mamie [MaylB]; Supply—Report; Supply—Com mittee; Bankruptcy Ismtrolley Oft Lad) Bill—Cas mitts.; Court of Chancery (Ireland) Bill—Second reading; Peeked Harbour 11111—Cuotraittee; Cinque Ports Act gmendiasrit Bill—Second reading; Money (Ire land) Dill—Contmittee; General Board of Health Ihll— reading; Ways end kleuns—Committee. At Half-past Pour o'Clock. NOTICINI br MOTIOIC—ViSOLIAt PALI the boos, ita rising, do adjourn till Thum:ley next. Ur. Bowe sit—Orand June. (Ireland)—Dill to amend the constitution of Grand Juries in Ireland. Biz J. RANSOILN—Army Estimates (in committee of elqi- SY). Mr. Rtes—On going into Committee of Supply, to call the intentien of the Cluenceilor of the Emblems. Is the sr cos/ aspect of the Civil &Moe Commissional; sod to ask his trader the system et competitive examination of ass . inane far mintionion to public allow, to which he seated me the Ilk eg July. 18511, the government would study to gins ',Annie% is new in seen general end effective operation than W die sport it to have been during the latter pert elle* 14.1. Imart—Os retiginto committee ofeupply, to call the aderks et the he to the report f the commiwioners of *wiry Ye dr after cif lunatics in Scotland ; end to sot what 1111.1 the g mermilm intend to take for immediately setnefetg to pryer inmenim In Scotland proper protection and Yr. W. 'nutmeg—Oa madam flat Mr. Speaker do leave the art, for Ong Ida assmitiss of supply on the army eatiotatis, to 111" the the mad estimates be referred to • West etenmittse. Xr. PALS—On motion for aecond reading of General Board of Health Bill, to move that it be read a second time upon this day six months. Ter ItsDAT. Notices or MOTION.—MT. ROCHA: CI( —BrUil--TO cell the attention of the house to the subject of our relations with Brun ; end to move fora select committee to take into eon eiderstion those relations, sad to report thereupon. Mr. Aratox —Poor Ram (Metropolis)—Sediest committee to inquire into the moms of the inequality of the poor rate in the metropolitan dietrict, end whether any mamma should be adopted to render the rates more equal. Sir C. Narita—Board of Admiralty—Select committee to Inquire into the constitution of the Board of Admiralty, with the view of rendering it more efficient, and better adapted le the visions duties it hoe to perform. Ile Msentssox—land Ten—Select committee to m ilkier the expediency of a more equitable adjustment of the land tax' also of allowing a further redemption of the sense; end whether by any other moans the land tax might be made MOM Medals' to the revenue of the country, end to the redaction of the National Debt. Mr. Moons—Tenant Right (lrclend).—Bill to provide for the better mewing of sad regulating the custom of tenant right se practised in the province of Ulster, and to secure comptnestion to improving tenants who may not make claim under the mid custom, end to limit the power of eviction in certain mess. W Evidence upon Oath (Howe of Com mons)—Bill to empower the House of Come= and its conusittews to take evidence upon oath. Mr. EtioAx—llfaical and Surgical &Seam (Queen's Uithersity) Ireind—Bßl for securing the more effectual of the Medical and Surgical Sciences in the asn's Unlearn*, to Ireland, by enabling the ratepaye rs, they *fakir to * the Unions of Cork, Belfast, end Gal provide for the enlargement end better saYd~anaaantein hospitals in said cities and towiL tad he the hirer eeleasket of the provisions of the set of the Se W Ilk yam giber present Majority, to endow new Whip hr the adrenaline* of learning in Ireland. Sir T. lllLLT—Willsof British Subjects Abroad—Bill to gale validity and effect to the willeof British subjects made abroad. Viscount RAYNHAM—Aggravated Asmulte—Select eons mines to inquire into the operation of the Act 16 and 17 Vie., c. 21, for the nudging* of persons convicted of aggravated anaults en women and children. Mr. T. DCMCOMBI-lAad Transport Corps—That the petition of the members of the Lend Transport Corps, me seated on the 12th Intent, complaining that the Wm. De partment had not Welled the conditions under which they enlisted, be referred to • select committee. ORDIIIII or TB. DAY.—SIIOOII, Ac., COlllOOO Dineen Prevention Bill—secand reading; Joint S Companies, Ac., reeding. FRIDAY, ORD= or TN I DAY.--SIIVIIIp Bank Bili—ataand reading. NOTION Or MOTIOIIB.—Mr. WILSON—Life Insurance °Mom—Bill to regulate Life Insurance Oidoes; Insurance and Mutual Companies—Bill for the Incorporation of Insnr sacs Companies end Mutual Companies. ROYAL GENERAL ANNCITY SOCIETT.—The AvelLbisboj a al . m Cat e rbry ch t b, pnaisell - to pree th lt greeepnied, in aid of the funds of this inritiitiott, which grants annuities to decayed merchants, &milts, profee. Monal nieu, master manufacturers, tradesmen, their widows, and clerks, and to single females, daughters of persons be longing to mat gums of society, without distinction of re. lilies, ail, or ammtry. Now EDUCATIONAL MOTEMENT.—His Royal Higbacas Prime Albeit has consented to preside at the huieguntica of a new educational movement s which will tailpiece la London on the 22nd of June, and an which he will Lail the support of the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Berl Gatirt lord Ly i nton 6. L7l K sh M.P. yi, the T. el; Deese. Ok Wesliniii r steiand Salisbury, &di d's= , Hr. Rdword Raines, and other gentlemen well known kr their exertions in the muse of education. The Inc meeting will tabs place at Willis's Roma an Mon day, June 22. It will be presided over by Pruice Albert, end the question which will be submitted for cons& dentin le, The fatly age at which children of the waking cleans are Milt from school." On the following day (Tnestay, June M, the conference will be divided into fear smiles. 1. To inquire into the fact, causes, and re sults of the alleged early removal of children from school. 2. To inetliansibißar inquiries is respect of the education of bilge teseilaien S. To consider theezpodients which have bees premed be heaping th e children of the working classes lager - id wawa ; and 4. To inquire into the merits of such Ohm eqedients ea shall be proposed for the oonniderstion of the aillilemoe, and particularly those known as hail time scheme. The reports of those auctions will be laid before • Sallmesting Wedneelay, June 24, over which Prince Albert will seek preside METIP.OPOLTTAPI BOARD or WollllB.—The tonal weekly memedne of this hosed was held yeeteeday in the Coosa Minable, Garbs M t M. J. Theatre in the choir. The adinery late l[ showed a total panel Wince to tavola of the board of 60,0001. The priding taken* the sambas that he had received a commune:Mien _ tram the water al Lewhibsza, announcing the election of Mr. Jessie Brook r their representative at the metropolitan board. A Lege amount of public business was tranaected, which, bower, presented no points of general intereet. WlLLa.—The will of the Right Hon. William Pitt, Earl Azdaret, 0.C.H., has been proved in London under 140,000 L priority ; the Right Hon. Viscountess Keith, of Pira, 4 Ok u t e.., W. ; Sir Charles Wil li am Ta}4w, Bat, of H 120 000! . ; Lieut.-Orem] Si, N. Thorn, eg.: 3a 11 1 C.H., 35,0001 .; Richard Woodhouse, Er., Olotwester-place, Pottman•equare, 45,0001. ; David Morgan, 1 1 Eq., Biahopigate street, 40,0001.-111ssereitd Lowles. FAILURE OP THE MAINE LAW IN AMERICA.— Mr. Joseph Barker, who for so many years advocated tem perance and the Maine Law, and who emigrated to Americo seven years ago, and who is so well-known as a sincere friend to all moral end social reform, has addressed a letter to Mr. 8. Watson, of the bank in Leeds, an the subject of the Maine Law. Mr. Barker, who may be judged to be • complete authority on this subject, says in his communi cation, which 4 dated March 30, ISM :—" Tho Maine Law is a Whys in America, and nothing but moral 'tuition wild make • people sober, good, and happy, either here or in on other conntry."—Manditsfer Examiner. GIGANTIC FLOATING LANDING-STAGE AT LIVE& rooL.—The lugs new floating Lading-stage which is being osastratied at the cost friths Liverpool Corporation for the econessedsdon of wasuaksg steamers is all but completed. When SAW it will bs 1,002 Let long, or wady then thus h. than the United Steil frigate lilisgant, and OS dist wide; and cuseamketica va Moblelasd with the Ass by arm of lair sast-iron Wiwi . each of which is 113 fret ling, sod 13 let 8 inches Will tram side to side. The bridges es amalraded with culasry tubular girders, en the principle et dun &nag put of the Britannia bridge. The semis of ennstrestlen le precisely the sass as that which has rued as ancessitel la the landing-stage for the ace oms sdadls of prewar' by the ferry steamers at the Georgia Pim CARELIEENISI IN THE SALE OF FOISONS.—An Zm mos boil go Monday last at Louth, on the body of a i IIIPB 0w years and five months, named Charles Hones sirenoss of &ma Renestuan, a gardener. It appears that • phial of isaisaam was left by Housman upon a !oilo oal that tie child drank a portion of it, and was Mud la• slate of stupor. It died the mine night. The min was rid the poison was a grocer, who keeps it for the N ootomodation" of the public, but dose not even label oar UMW. The coroner said to this man .—" If doith had tousboi to en adult person you would have been pl.ed in a mut perilous position. Not only hive you negleeted to pies a label on the phial describing the content, as lei you 'Mowed it to go out of your shop with I. label upon •ilooottling the contents to be Dolby's Carminative, a hasuhrs =Wan, You are it is now upon the bottle. In sees brorooot, the demand child was so young that it esallast sled, but had it been otherwise yo,u would have been lima la an awful position. I would Tess:emend you is ie asahl." The jury, after a short ooneultation, re tweed • usdlet of " Ac cid ental death." THE BRIP METEOR. —LIVERPOOL, FRIDAT.—The announcement regardieir the Meteor, wilt up on Weilnea ' doe, was on a minund , yetnading. The Meteor is a British V 1,1431, and not an American, es reported. The freight and ship were wholly insured in this port, aa well as a consider ahl of bee cargo, and the aggregate value of the throe interests was upwards of 100,0001. It may be nada that Captain Potter is en Englishman., -- - - 7 BLECTION OP rillintlif.-8Z PANORdS. 1118OLT OP THE POLL. The poll for vestrymen in the various wards in this pensh dosed at 8 o'clock on Thiunlay night, bat the petunia souM not be accarately secerntieed until yestircley. Subjoined is the Sisal result. In Wards Nos. I, 8, and 7, tea lista, ma published in the Srprw of Thursday, were returned without opposition. In Ward No. 2, the poll opened at 8 a.m. and closed et 8 p.m. James P. Pierce, Req., J.P., melding. The fol. towns; were @Sestet vestrymen ,-John Richard Collins, VA, Caroline-place; John Attwood Fisher, 20. Seynarau-plice_ Arth. b. Ridley, 64, Gloucester-rad ; Timbre. Elliott, 8, Camden-square. John Carter, 11, Upper James street, was elected auditor. Wean No. 3.-Profeesor Key presided, and at the close of the poll the following were elected by a majority . of 116 over their opponents r-Rebert Furnirs, 13, Tomano-evenue; Edwin Hatton, 20.11actierter-road; William Dinsmore 41, College-street North ; Henry Howes, 45, St. August ine'.- rod; Richard Howlett, 62, Greet Camden-street; Richard Goodwin, 20 College-place -vedrymen b,r three years. Silas Samuel Taylor, 1 and 2, Albany-place, Kentish 'Town-rod; Chrietophei Weightman, 68 and 69, High-street ; George Tomlinson. 37, St. Awmaine's-reed-vestrymen for two years. John Barlow Ruddick, 2, Torten-terrace, _Kentirk 'Town-road, vestryman for one yew. Goodchap. 60, Camden-road-villss elected auditor. WARD No, 4.-J. Iliehle*h presided ; and the following were elected by a majority of 72 Charles Robert Turner, 17 Chester-terrace; John Anatin, 28, Oloucceter- road; John Sheffield, 9, Grove-street, and 44, Albany-street; David Stevenson, Montrioe-house, Regent's-park-rod ; Hesseleigh Wedgwood, 17, Cumberlend-terrace, vestrymen fee three years ; George William New, 129, High-street, vestryman for one year ; Wm. Jesse Street, 20, St. Mark'n eminent, elected auditor. WARD No. 6.-In this ward the contrail wee most se p z u z the ratepayers' meochilion committee having In voters the entire day ; upwards of one thousand votes having been recorded. Mr. Church warden Wyatt presided. The following were elected redeye:ion for three year. Jonathan Robinson Copplu, 9,, Manatee-square, Regent's-park; Isaac Love Coulton, 7, Robert-street, Hampstead-reed ; George Healey, 12, Cuss herland-market, Regent's-park ; Henry Hopton,67, George . street, Euston-square; and Thomas Bigtood, Ludlow House. =hill -square. Vestrymen for one year: Richard Bd , I Seymour-street, Euston -equare Charles Fox 'Tardy, 29, Ampthill-equare. Thomas Dixon, ; 7, St. James's- Hari teed oiled, wee elected auditor. Is this list and Mr. Vardy were returned by the inspestors 'lnglis in the place of Mr. Roos and Mr. Sods, whose gellikation it was found at the last moment was inaufticient. WARD No. 8.-The contest here was also severe ; S. 8. 1111 mt ye 'ding. At the close of the poll the following list., polibrilk by the St. Pancras Association, was declared duly &end :-Tholues BM Baker Esq., J.P., of 61, Burton semicent ; Angier. March Pericirst al 8, Francia-street, and 96, Breclmock-emeoent ; Robert hemp. of No. 1, Burton crescent; John Flatter, Esq., M.A., of 37, Duica-crescent. Thomas Edward Fanfold, of 42, Mecklenburgh-equare; Bsckville Davy, of .51, Guildford-street, vestrymen for three years; Thomas Eldridge, of 6, Judd-street; James Spofford, of 32, Cromer-street, vestrymen for two years. Thomas of No. 36, Frederick-street, Grey's-um-road, elected m UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, MAT 22. MERTON COLLEGE.—The election at Merton lep Col fenninated to-day. when Mr. Thomas Smith, from CMltenham College, and Mr. Augustus T. Griffith, from King's College School, were elected poet marten • and Mr. John Hunter Smith, commoner of Corpus Chr isti College, and Mr. George I'. Irby, commoner of Exeter College, were elected Jackson ',holm'. There are oo~lm than ri x domyshipe or scholarships vacant at Magdalen Collage, of the annual veins of Nil., br ides room rent and tuition ; they ere open to natives array of the following counties :—Bert, Buck,, Bedfordshire. Man, Olouneetetwhire, Rents, Kent, Lineolnabire, City of London, City of Winchester, Norfolk, Nurthatupto% Notts, Oxon, Suffolk , Surrey, Sussex, Warwickahire, - sal Wilts. CAMBRIDGE, MAT 22. SIR WILLIAM BROWNE'S MEDALS.—Sir Item Browne having bequeathed three gold medals, of the value of eve guineas each, to be given yearly to such reel dent undergraduates as shall oompoae-1. n• best Greek ode in imitation of Sappho • 2. The best Latin ode in Wass MOD of HOTROD • 3. The be e t Greek epigram after the model of the Anthoto;is, and the best Latin epigram after the model at Martial, these have been this day stodge& as undue Arthur Holmes, St. John'. College; 2. Clans' Stillwell, St. John's Collage; 3. R. C. Whiting, Trinity lIPBRIMENTS ON NNW DECKED COPPER PONTOONS AT CHATRAK On visiting Chatham on Friday morning, to ore orrt further operations with Major Renard, Sir Charles Pealoy found that, owing to two days impactions of the Royal Engineer under arms, first by the commandant of Me =rrieon, and afterwards by hie Royal Highness the Dub of (huntnidge, it would be impossible for the pontoons to be plot Ina state of perfect repair Wont the afternoon of Tuesday next, sa the injuries dose to them =re much more seer= than at first supposed. The final expert. of testing their pit=for transporting holm, in therefore post. Wednesday next, the nth instant. A young and active corporal, who was=ed for two yews as • dim le a wet dock before he had made several to get up the gun, but had not yet succeeded. In e s o U T4 he worked from a raft of four piers of assts, capable of sup. twice that weight, upon which the gun will be As. and where it will remain until it is taken beck to Ur This raft elm will be moored on the lower lido of OM Rochester-bridge, opprite to one of the arches, next to that cram for the raft of copper cane= about 20 feet from Me ends ef the starlings, where both will be exposed at the rms time to the fury of the ebb of the sume strong spring tide. TYY win add to the interest of the experiment trot proposed with the decked copper parrs arm Lead= every necessery arengereent to Major Lieutenant Philips, and the aon=mmiesimed oftl= men ender their command, in whoosh, has perfect oonlidesee, Sir Charles will join them at the Oun-wharf, Chatham. where the gun and carriage from Upon will be taken = board, there being no time to have one der, previous pros tics, as was at first proposed. Officers o other gentler= who take an interest in such experiments, are recommended to be at Rochester-bridge at or before 3 p.m. en the day ap ' pointed, at which time it will be high water, after which the turn of tide, upon which the result of the experiment de • pen= will take piece. PRIETEne' PENSION SOCIETY. The anniversary festival of this society was celebrated last at the London Tavern, Bishopagete-atreet ; the Dukeof W ' presiding. The guests numbered about 160 persona, amongst whom were many distinguished members of the trade and several gentlemen well known in the world of letters. The teens given from the chair were unusually brief, and the in which his Orate ;reposed mem to the Printed 7en ea s t i l an Society did not, se Is generally the CY% set birth the progress and present condition ef the institution, the noble duke simply calling atten tion to the subject before him and requesting the messing to drink to the proepenty of a society which merited the esteem end rupport of all who valued the science al printing, and the ineekelable advantages derived from IL The toas t was responded to with the greatest enthualems, and a subsequent speech. in which Mr. James Hannay pro posed " The memory of William Casten," though not En- Reed to with thet patient attention which the subject deserved, was en interesting feature in the proceedings al the evening. The health of the chairman was prlposed by Mr. Robert Bell. who reminded the company of the honour which was conferred upon them by the presence of a notes man whose illustrious tether had rendered such im service. to his country. The subscriptions read C r % reendery amounted in all to nearly 5001. The musical part of the entertainment was entrusted to Mr. Rodeo?, Mr. (horse, Mr. Edney, Miss nd Miss Wells, Qs former lady pro d a more than Palmer,' nenal effect by the pa and unelected manure in which she swag the woll-known and soul utirring Irish melody of The kfmstrel Boy." Mr. Higgs was the towitmaster. TEE POOR-LAW BOARD AND THE PARIAH OP ST. PANCILOI.—The directors of the poor of this parish have re ceived another order from the Poor-law Board requiring them to appoint an auditor. The directors are to meet ma consider what steps shall be taken on Tuesday next. APOTHECARIES' Ilti.L.—Nacres of gentlemen who penned their examination to the science and practice of useditine, and received certificates to_practise, un Thursday, May 21:—James Holt, Dastielord ; Thomas Elkanah Hoyle ; Heighington, Lineolie,bire; Henry Knagge, Huddersfield; Thomas Jarmo Walker, Peterborough ; Edmund Lloyd. Richmond, Surrey • Christopher Sharp, Oldlurio, Loma. shire; Thomas Eilw'ard Ruttledp, Pamngdon, Beebe; Jona Edwards Jour., Dolgelly, North Wales; Finlow Alexander, East Ruling, Norfolk THE WESTMINSTER ARCHITECTURAL COMPETI TIoN.—Mr. Samuel Angell and Mr. George Pownall, bode Fellows of the institute of Architects, have been appointed amemors to aid the judges in selecting the best clesq;uk— Builder. The FALL OF IiOUSES IN TOTTENHAM-rOURT 10AD.—The inquiry into the CALLON of the fall of house, is Tottenhare-court-road, sad, remelted yesterday at Latvion'a Rocans, Gower-street The yrofeaidenal prentlemen engaged in the tnquiry were Mr. Gifford, Mr. Metal.. Mr. It Mr. Chamberlain, Mr. G. W. F. Cook, aryl Mr. Pritehniel. Mr. B. Baker, the district ourveyar, was in ationdatus. John Moore and S. Harrison, foremen to Mr. Jullown, builder, end W. Barnet and W. Jones, bricklayem twee examined, and the inquest was wain adjourned to 'Newts, pea . . I