The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-26 00:00:00

. • • 41%. :4!4 • (4 .1 Xrprt. 2:SalidX3 /~ y~sf ~ a ~"~—j l ---- No. 3,075.] THE followiog splendid SHIPS, belonging to Mew% limey 'Minot sad Sow, of Blackwell. 'QM caraway f • tee ItoUs Inhe an appolatol to Inn ORAVBSEND at the yt nneatkeed data.: rim.. Name. Toon! SY., rwa . . Sao It. X. Johnston ' Madras direct I Nay 31 r ..alma=.. 103.0 I. i.e. 'Calcutta ' , tract I J•ly 30 I: ...12 .. Lloo W. Nell I lauo lllawt :3 I, roo•lays .... Iry J. O. L. Plait Mashaa direct 'slept. SI !Awl . ....... VW J. H. Martin Yloabao and Caleatta• Nov. I ity teens ad lies of anconstooslatlon. and to MeLLOD, ALL PART. mad MORGAN. with Maas. MONEY RIORAM sad BONO, 1., lamdmahmadraa. FOR BOMBAY (to mil from Gravesend early M etl, Adn the wleadla ern elan Bombay teak built rooter par mane alp EMIL SALCA R RAN, 1.404 toot Teener , beloodlag to Nen% Sonea. Newalees. of Islackoad. 11 EN SY YURRIM, 0001•11111. der to load le Ow UK ladle Peck. Tide favourite thlp Lae excelloot enondotino kw piwwwmrs.m.i win carry oil experienced rot frnii" , affb McLLUD. ALLPORT. and Ila r ea ISt Ler FUR BOMBAY Difect (with immediate despatch, soder eningonoot to the llononrahlo rapt Indio Company), the II 4. II knelt n fastrrollhog Ltrttith boat barque GRAHAM, A 111 yew% 60 , to ger regloki, coppered Oct t , ttper.forwned. J. 11. HEN DE L. EON. Cconntonoler. boding to the ht. Kathartno DooM. Thisrpleadid WI, him A/11Mo arorontoodntlro• for paroenerro For fre , ght or poo oan apply to DAWOuN and ARROW. E Minter wows; or to E. W.l ELLIE, Oracochurrhotroet. OR CALCUTTA Direct Nuiattgar , ' lOne to the fiat India . eanantadate ne tor I and al. &debt efjerwe b 4 Wain IL I*ltT. and a.en4 atOlitOAN, WUk MINK MO: laadogr P ARISD TWICE DAILY, by tbe MAI L PACKETS, Dow sal RTM.1131•1111111461The milk gem*. led way Ilis Noire la the cbmad. in%he and slaver far OA* daitr leuvvi A = SWIM SIM MIS VIM.; had 23 ° .... mod twel7 Ze innerSlTsitra. = 2 2 h 3 ....„ , 6. 21 . 1 Pm. %wed al tbe Met Mit MA. Weil Pismo/ere me tighter tar lespes tram Peel. or Lark& BHUSBELB, COLOGNE. sad THE RHINE, by the Royal Mall tout..—A ROYAL NAIL STEAMER WWII. DOVER for OSTEND every night leacept Sandy) et 11.11 p.m, sod OoTEND for ROVER every night lexceg nic.. tleturday) et 8.30 p.m. Fr NM tO or Dover or mod:—Tlnt : weed dam IM. Throoth Oct lr et. mo 012 b oltml OM oed at the ebwr OR LototMrdetreeL sa4 the West-end Amory. 314. °aced-ones. oot usual, from CJ.RAVESEND. Britt), Oreoohitho. 1. DiA110111) POWITIL PACRIIIII defy lt jellag l i tmearT ,9. trattre... 94,10. 164, 114. and don bridge, 9. .16 14, 11, 12. RA; wen eho on Runday morn canine at OrcenwiLh m al l and Woolwich. I mil MIN. ...i:pi, p.p.,. lip I . , hw OTweatud. , 11. 41, 54. 6, 64. T. Retwa tickets. la. 6d. lain R. et to Mc1.101), ILL: and e 10.1. ; 45.9*, including adanadon to Rathervilleowdasn la. bd. ro. MOR WIOIIAR sad SOSO, and IL CALCUTTAdewsDiehrect (a regular trader. will stet with quirk ti, the frissithellt ship TI BR11•11. •I, S hORRIS, Coeiroaarler; in the Wait Ind U ia Dock.. 11.• • prep, and neellorit seeosereedstios for ' LIVIXO•7OS. arid Co.. 31. Grarer rel'esh, ~~' E. Oa CALCUTTA Direct (will shortly be dee. ale treeblp NARY Ire WELL WITFORD, i ft. . " . PE TER ROMA Ceasaaestler. is the Loathes aletunedelka fee tram. A rune. LITUNIPTOX, sal Cs. M. Orem it Lelia A ia:: iple-eereel CAPE of GOOD HOPR (with quick despatch), the illipor dip HENS', ELLIS. AI. 461 tow n Orr& Omotooder bled bs tee Lamina Doe*. TS= NM todO ih Dlr. J. Pde. of Pooderlool. offers • thst,ste older *pap to dapper. &oboe, 4 'nick dr. akt —Apply to TOU LMI N. MI 1306111 X, sod Co. 31. Orobt St. Helm §TEAM Dine to Hu CAPE of 0001) ROPE, %Wag gon* areela u. 4l:l MISMem for Cape Tars sod Mr . % CO:Tol KO*, SIIILAKON boo* Medi: g iu sod .10 so Os Sig J/g. ton larking he mmeggp il= l se Ig o cage espaotol Oa U V MS MD Ned fiLAI Oar pleb rim moll 1,1 Oar J sly. age WOW IWO% wit %MT Mitg IMMLITIL dray. As wo ▪ tbe lab July. la algvirla WOO to 1111." CLEM.= JO CO god kr *oat m. P.* i = n 111:4:111110. to Os loam NOM wa col VOR PORT PHILLIP Direst, the well-kaowe eel Wawa* ship STICIONIOUT11• I 1.014 Kea made., nrtante•l lawn the mato, JAMS' CO *NN TI LL, Canasadar ;to at Or data. Lasko Doi. Sae boallhal peep sassimastlatioa ler ar.trls... asd +lll soy a bolted rtatabst of esessal.ess. puma. Oa. —For 1 •48•Ior 141.11 P IPPb Is MILL, lIIIDDON, sa4 Ca, • Afro ....ausra. K. Wry ma; str Is JOHN DON re. PON*, sad Ca. 1.. Caen.% asset FOR PORT PHILLIP Direct Chu thipreaterp M ba MN , MINNI*b. the eelerld Haar hire bent KAMA ag h: tautinet l e z .a.. pee fairer. rd elri= "a lles bererd seeenerdedloe frt=esee t id we be lerd • ear dedeshl• eppearleg ler erpreellellette 111:11. 111.1313101 sat IL Or JOUN box us. s m id %lon SYDNEY. NEW SOUTH W Neeish•beile e . , earey kes n WILSON. apposes.; I•=7;itheJettp. Waft pep aftemeeleilee he hemeppre— of Ley te NW' LLLIe eed NON. 111, unmet IL *eh; 11 1 :7013 DM& SONS. sad Co. 11, Pare eineL Iv ZIA LAND, AUSTRALIA, ke.— znalcz YOUNG we Celt LINZ. —The followles •I SHIPS resew to toe the sederrowithoeed Patti Mee PP pomp depeteh SPAN le WA I Cepleis : nokW Y. Window— I Port Phillip .... Ills)0 July 1 hap was . T. ciaisimaa .. 1 1 Wd3l.B "' . . 1°4 .. so July 1 Ti WPM , . 110 l Pomona Urn Sr mesh Wm . my, poodble loAkoont.—Puy teolgllO or prose Nob to /1111DEILICE 1 OtlJlO liM Cu. a Cambia To hIL jOR MADEIRA, RIO DE JANEIRO, sad VA LPA RA I/O.—TV Panda Slam Naeltatloa Cntapeases ~YW iefal sem Poo saddle.ateel Iftassetr VALPARAISO, of LaMar an* hone p• set, WARRI BRADLEY Co. II mann,unkr In the Coronae'. wren la the Padden. wallows Lineronol L v the abonenneeed yitn Oleei Rae ad of lids waft. The .lay of I.r amore 1.111 be aiweeetteml be • /Men all The ie..' 1.1.1 bare tangiest asseßzensiellea lema era llku TZ km* ofonnee or Itel./bt et beams Sr ether deeolplisa atom ISA be takelp apply at the Oassitayn Oieea IS„ Jemendeeel. lieur• Ipol or to Lonnie., ts Kamm 111. OMBRA, Talk sail nese; or le AL Jamb Ruth. Se. tin Clutelwl-Marn WILLIAM TAGGART, beeretarv. NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NAVIOATION CON PANT'S Special and .firect Perna to Pa Petanberg and it% i lt w 4t b = l. lrall ' a t' r :7116'1 I.7l.7itithirsig,_ anal Milat3oo miles of tea navagLo .an Joyaboose ow Mad. Toner ; Weekt". 21114401. lotara. for St. Puttotainp lano 27, July 4 and 11....3 7 13 II tuto 6 0 Pit011 l • to 4 4 7 0 .0110 2 0 310 ditto 2 6 1 0 alnidlnly. Tor Duna end Ilaiga Li n i .J shy 4 aid 11......1 1 610 thtlJnit an -I Aeneas $l, Beaton Luterian rialtala male Ike le = h tenkieel 67 ao7 of tho CUM~I Alm and on Or 16716 4 tae triton aMaa Titian an tee Ste Lnatia liall'aL tut IoJtot oanktalats. 4 ttlt willimac.s...W4=et Ara Potrom u, notandeal at Lit lima L 05.1..; sod tar Carta an. he Olinnt aid to _ . C. 11.1:47, Muaom-canft, Tworovall; kr 111. Palontatil_ (AMR Walt , Corn. to Manna C. Raman and Cs. IL Paaltatr Pima PeschOrrtt-str.et. Panama 104 WWI On aim hid " 10 lit ' J. C. Ps4tlc 314 a. 0320Platrart. W. L £NDIII2IIII. Manadtsa Illrector. XOR I H of EUROPE STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY 14 drat dare Steamers leave Grimsby for HAN- G every Saturday. mad Irrlgn.by for TON NINO. 11d the 27th. sod every alienate Irklay.— Sam .11. add d 2. w. S. ANDREW!. Mansong Director. ITRAM to NORWAY (corning the Royal Moils). NOBTHarRtOOPO',TRAYNAVIGATIONCOYPAATS wiL VlTftals VA I /BURN. 7(.0 tom NA bone tower. wi) 131) bontrpooror. oft op W l.ll."M oopmet= l. NW IS the iorrosolor oorobcr of Po /to proceed. to IR/ atone rormOs nod tourer/or country, the Compaq will iliotorch ohm vends story Trolly for CHRISTI ANSAND mod ONIIIIVTIAN lA. Tors fr. os lloß,tllel dom. ehlef robin. £3 I. Ditto. from Load" tIA Inndoo Pod North Wootorn Itallway hsß //d demo. /4 Oa Thew &Laps Aso moo sod arrant scoomotodaLioa for possdara sad wry or per/Peel ink pod funs/ *cresols. Tor twitter pordetilarortrao of rahloo. or the Crooretoro Wes,Lembo ; or to T. Wiwi,. &ad. Lad Co.. Hall. . ANDIGINIA Ilaufitof Director. !TRAM from HULL sad ORI M SHY to OOTTRN RCS°. IMIDCCLD FARM—The NORTH et ROPY MAN MATIUATIuN COMPANY'S intelam Ned selft.Mentert, eanylag the lt-nal malt, are deemaebed from lIMI OW, reds, aleM, tallier a 4 Orlarby for pemeeepera. smith ee.. Mrytme from lomerm at 4 orb.* Saturday morale& Paimemwe ea he hembet threaelt by the mall Hata Marisa Rlailreeem RIO Rm. a 'sly, an.l sae embark at Olmehr. Pt:ea—Pre Hell or Grimsby. C: from Lemke, vit (Mosby. Retbdiss aad chid obi*. M. W. IL ANDIRWS. Rana* Direelar. nUNKERQUE. LILLE, sad PARlS— enrnme•Clei awl ...les lb. la July, 1/44—Tbree beers ti...er.dr. by 1h mytuellcal eed •••11% ems shaped Ile NORTH of tkol% 'RCM COMPIaIIY, vises TILIIVAT tad TIMID RAILWAY. sad Ow S Raw, of Irssesh • no, Line. .6./ Fray Toads,. ...da t ' I, 4 " 1 = 46 :. '<lumber (nun r ) eiblabab Sealy 16 In eI & • lee ism7 " wwereteel ma t=a r a7= l erali le She La bjerLd :Art at 132m/y. ,41.Ar-a/111. UM MAIL 14 Chin !MOM. T. Ileareale Wet 61111ea—luelf hrea ::= 1 661/ lereled lo label Okla 1,,,.; • P , lu. WI/ 111 , 1 ., :,...t ir de =e Nevis. '.atuhr lebee , at mad 36417 . 4 .4.4. • sail at Tabery ' , L.A..' Bellew °W V. •111.11161111, 1 Weer. eTISAM to NIW YORK. N em S out h ampton. 11 re. raft.. outs Ka Mail**, shit PeDflOgal: gm " - NBC* f • %r TURK divot is 1 1 •11,11.* RI I••••_peoffr. F:2A 'WIN 0 71141. UV) ear.. w Jib lt ,1/9. Man. efasurpsow. wrlnerloiy . J titIAS 91. toe higgelemy. Awed /1. 11 •16.4 n aft seQ ear lha iftalaney eleftr Paftelft. 6 . 1 f 91 nfteuefte iftir parftaisr reammodateft. b... 1 . 1 thz afteftefte ft tie wet liberal malt slaemere ‘ , W sad Pidlak Int daft. 109; aftweed daft at and Oft lb new, earl Wftlilapsa. eft daft. Mar Wan. AIM. afteraftea Ci wood dm A& Ilk 15.1.1. .nl ca. a. ft. Clbaelatara: ' l4 eaftbereel. eftsral aftaft • I .laollll\ e mad Cu. sad Q. Ilerouleii rftet. Ontb sal 4fter et malt ei w tbe UAW ads. QOUTHEND, 81weroes&—DIAMOND FUNNEL PACKETII, day. litiocierford, 81, 10; Loudon bolds,. 9. 1a: Biaoliwoll. ft, 11, calling at Gross with awl Woolwich. Up how glowwww. ; Southold. 24, Facillnices to awl two Ilhoirocoo, b. 6d. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCEIL TO "RIPPER& ‘The VICTORIA DOCK COMPANY GIVE NOTICE that the I& lathe Edpa via : Tema Pechms. BA OLE ... 100 SHANGHAI.... Bowden asti &a. SOVERRION Ca OTTER IN MA LTA LTA Weed mad ALEXANDRIA M. A. Kedasa. PA II L. LA WRINCE l2O L1MA............ 010101 M sad Ce. HURRICANE ISM HONG loaOPtilljeShma JUAN naNANDu 1010 L1MA............ Wshea red Ikea. 111.11rmx SCUTARI BEYPORE. . lomat awl Co. SILIBTRIA ..... 01 MALTA 001. STANT! SOULE Rafth and C.. REGULATOR ROPE STANDISH LORD G. BUTUICK N 3 T. Haraide It Co. awr Wig soloarde la NS Vtaarla Dada The sellinaks the na=z=traa Ibe be al a ar tea er alba= WINK the dome tsimaim N.S. lie Deets pw eget lea Or 10160 00 se atavered are '3" 100s10.r eal all aireas IN vtartap sod 210- ...1 .3 the Dub the 1111.• Mow 'War nay be obtained at the Vletarls „. D=ReaL hat ; ee at the • Mthe 1 1 1000. IS. DP: a CAPPS/. Mariam VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKB.—The DEPOT, RLACRWALL RAILWAY, Repel Kist.Rest, 21Leak.. lOU be OPEN for the CON PLY ANON of GOODS by Seaway to end traistbe Docks on the Mb laetaeL C. cerna. Kalmar. Vittoria Da* Howe, 23, loorLlebs. i4REAT WRBTRRN RAILWAY.—OPENING Se BALIEDIMT.—NOTICK le GIVE.L seat no IllarDA T. Jane M. tie LW from W A MINSM Solle ENDUE 1 , IesOPZE ED foe tee ceaveyessee of eesellseees. MI Slue ans et the halm esay be procured at ass et Ihe Opt Sreserri ftalls•Ce• EDE Easerkirsdel. tar tea 'marg.—lkea. at the C. A. BAUNDIEL Ikanitary. 11112ENNETre MODEL WATCH, 66, Cbeipside. 1.2 —At Ws insolhe4o , l. • tee, Mai miler et the eetrest deem. , with al the leteet lopreeeeteete: le Weer, tree gainer ; free 12 'eem The best Oaten 'MUM. 10 pot e~C la DRAY sad Co.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTS, Pmeriems Upper TbarnemetresS mar Lembo-brides THRESHER' 8 KASHMIR FLANNEL A. Num red OVERCOATS. WI Toad Wads, Casa, Trosnoft es. Tbesslor's lads Oases W Mims sod Co lonial MEW Abb. 24 . 11 k. mod W sod AR WEAN or welt hir ovoriLzos world IT= 111111 SNIT Caawsl Mow Illowed. loolM ; Ma HAI d MI for PO. STA OPPSwI•WA MR to famous e n s e%". aat cORDOIWS WATERPROOFS we the beet erldor ga r: elle7 +lngrid err" ...Irn er r i lbeekrder abo 3 i f eer rrtrA. rib sr er • • r be ere r T T & istralli a tCßA. 11: re rod Tereere. MARX YOUR LENRIL—'IL Pee sapereded. k Chap Th Saligialawr the Z .0 - 3.1 M A B LV ra m* Ile lie with P TO plata, LI, • eloll{. Sa Fait tacwl bye isa MAI* dopipA n wilh • by Qs wavatew sad wt. twiliwiwA T. IMANVON, ewe dant from Pt. moor ealible. r samia he ■ OM the Whms. COAL 2, E L ABIICE L L-8 Brow Siki Railzaz : pit Is% dbes In es " . bo er theism solord. aim% 717122r1 = 4".11181.gre r 1 4AL 14.18" H. sr Bialrm iL I's 4E ii it a HIVEB.—PRIZE MEDAL wombed to (3. X 510111101Thlial PON a fee Ilse Blue mad at Se Peels 1/XL-1510811017Lf 1111.10XXI. AOI au MM... lima lata sad Wow NM am readat at Pre Naup.-0. X LIGHBOU II M 110X11, 111. HI Heibers. et 1111.111anetetreet D i fITEADB, BEDDING, and FURNITURE. lIIIWIIIraTITONSIII9* so dhow of Ina sad Hue. 'a Cos• Owe umilv9ll•3 other for eliest. billivf...ar a f =s. it .m =liessie bollai sod asil Ommis= • Itunalle = 111•11414/ teem rlia M. ; "951;v• litirzilk Vilma 1991199. 17• ; sod Cals. 10a. owl. =me :V, , ING In. 51901191919. kMg rarki,T. ben 112 Ts. U. • -T•Air Paul Ina 11•609•1. throe tat wide. lib leldlag. ie.. implele : 1991.19941 la 4 1 = .... 64m0ttive........... ...... .. ... .. OII 0 wed iroilrena. WO,. sad pl.. ll3 0 asa _ 999199 shads, throe 91•19 alao . 9 ea Lierid emiselawe £4 1/ 4 • amble Vl=ose. . M U ft 33 I me we emir ' I. the inset le Ihteeeel reef ma detreeter that Us oath et 11013 T 1101 OrS a doweled to the Oohs el tho sea sestiost seek et • t NIB L 1101:11E 110111101101tRY hodedleg MSS Kiln, num Geste. Baas seirroser L111114.11M11 Iwo sod Pres ledelosel end to aws le thetas Lop Meow Moms to 'iced to peals healids SIMS. to the re= o i grod. Sat awes hoped tor al hes Ma s olloll B rAt e ir ' r be a le IL sod 3. NZWIILLITRZ/CT • ase • • me • ratan, INLVlL—tabiwww lox ' MHZ RACES sod FETES.—Ledies erW Sad the ROWLANDS' RALTDIre le sad beauty al Re We Selemees a r v e u r ai at u.si a Z Efer&ttleol ood eemeise aseedisi ea b l • SOU * emill Isesele Webeeele nen wges e relset N. mad es. SR per bolas c ne wale. Reerles.W • ea the seesper.—Sold W=uWID awl t Looks ; be NW Neetimea DRXISSINO CABIS.—M Mr. MRCIWS EBTA -11.11131111111ff. is. 4. Loashin-demik rid Crssl 444• wafter or DMA maw beam. vork-basse, wrillosiwas. tirmiat 4414. =a IN 44 444 1 •7. sollable Ise pomades. =A tiabils r6l. 4say a • ••• Xi* 8.1.1 4 "."°18111.4Le. 11. 1 m as : Meow rate le swift • arllds• THE 811DErtHAM TAX MS sad Moors. I J. SAMUEL Stmlam—theMlialia plie. l ==bwrirldiaEl f" 7 . 4 l 67 = pies• madelles. Imeimp±tmos Wr . : growl kb Imihe ' raw b•234:= ll ibmi . owl ireprierws SABICKL. iteltiow. S. Palaana.M. tow T. lib essua.— PritiesSedl by Royal Lett= rag et me 6,1=4111.8 limb v a, t was 1. Is der maim . A b r iM asslsnerib a UV Z: 1, am esibels srabssies ... E mm aus be bankw so ism basi . i . L . b kb Se Or of d rissit bilks oOs lb.; be inns "Lsist=sr o ti seili el dbordni a. a. drilimelseThTSE asilimbab. NM . all Or b lks smell Trlssmr. Sas.= i. bid of bib sr sed if a; assmalbs se lb bib lb* or bias imposlsi.-44111% INIML piss NMl`' at ars le ass Ist Sb n mtbk Ems 114. ; in a NM vibes Sun Y. usyksislAZ IS. ihiarl We wires :="4:=C:2...larr" . a niZit a " mzem.•,...r. : .4 ..„ T M % DO& NTIVERP, BRUSSELS, COLOONF,, HAM BCIIO BERLIN MIMIC, DRESD ,lIN 16.—Oss Vile ig. &was Daly.— Ws. sod Sts—Ths LN 11 COWPAN TV sew vsly wrists' silswalp lIWN OWL l. W. P ens ill lova the Illsibulwrs si. tomer Isstsfi lmi : 6 l 11. • " Z niar p res siM. isessed amMss ken iSsi s. en hea 141. 4taissa nitam iserhs" sr g lil r= s Is be W sss — Wass. Y sad SI MoN. dat e ss LIM ILW, FsesbuslistroW,, MI Wall rat 60 PubsSslkliss iM e. 314 A, Osisslstrast, boas mu to sesswd. ssd susl likewsmined. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 26, 1856. Obe LET, for teen yam P. .d or Un-I kr • veii ee .. bear or BOLD, M IP II NU aci efie el& aid- Inailisr V. vial se maasie: di. :2116""*. AZAZ; ig u; the prom" anuelr. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, Lsls=zs=e u salMisa sib rii. ge l =I. e ir 7 = oPrid • PM gem. le N. mei a row eiall yeectelen~ills et Loam, II sow at delliny bY Dr. MN. Iht 4 Pi IMP alnly.—Atatltdm pall EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. CCXI. .s. ADYICIITIIIINNSTB sad BILLS Wooled for htterttos are rotroooted to be toms:bed to tar PeltWien co or baker 11101113 DAY aut. London : Looms& sad Co.. /D. Psainceisurow. BELL'S NEWS.-GAMEION-ON-THE-OREFS. Iv nano lUDs.. Author of " Gideon OWL" " Gather RA DulluZ d ruM" Ac. trill unmet on SATURDAY. July aal essilaas . Prim Ow Piaay. 299, Sim& Landow, w ed al an awn spat& LLOYD% WRIULLT LONDON NEWS, MIN by DOUGLAS lIIIROLD. LTZI•O3 LT UL•TION—= at IT • ORKA T T AOT 1 .1 ••DT EAT It cantatas BITTY COLUMNlL__lai•Wtottbs 'DRY LATEST INTELLIOZNOD, _peke TWONINOD. at ThromPlote Pea figs. ce W XIM Ailllg k et direct Don LLOTD. 1108•1•74,11" Ueda& Thb day r rob. hobos Om pens b.. COMPENSATION; a Story tit Bahl Life Thirty 765 n Ass Looks Jobs W. Penn isl S. Win Mani NATIONAL ILLUSTRATED LIBRARY EDITION. Omni ho. 111. cloth; ors IL delb lOW au ideal ; Or 7 8 . 8 d. In 'RUNYAN% PILCULIWIIROORESS. - New a s tr i ed e i trrt=" l ' h a m 'el'fi. It An ' s ?".d m a s ; 1nV,...e . . t lER:e.. -... • . JamtpattMad, Now sad_Laaproved s i see p t pax CURABILITY of CO eittoTo at .. eto amileg le: 11.1R,FIRWrjaa Os Royal fakir des • TRII•Tain• :Ns BR M. Carlo, t Raw. Loamar T R. OULVERWELLIL , XEDICtI faub WORIEB, GIJON TO HEALTH; at, IVlnt t, NM. Mat. and Avoid. moms TO Vousa Hi. HOW TO IN HAPPY. rt. MORAL AND PHYSICAL INJOYMIXT Of LIM ON SPECIAL DIMAS'S. THI INBTITIITIS 474 MARRIAGE LIII DISP.ASES Or NINTH. tut. 1111 NARY DRIANOEMINTS. CONSTIPATION. and ILMMORRMOIDS. To to bad of Moroood. Patorsoottroott aad of 10 N. Richard Caltannil. k ...d fltat i. RoomaaotroOt. 'to ars In anmanda day. ftaa 10 IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF OOMMONS.-WzmanAY, Juin 26 (Continued from the Harms of yesterday.) _ _ _ THE MAYNOOTH_GRANT. Is lb, dedmieo: tZreiteoWrre;dl;g of the bill for the sf Ohs Maynooth College Endowment Aot, MAGUIRE said that be treated that the boa. gen- Bemis (Mr. Buster) would give up this scheme against =IV:s, d he would show him, Is return, a sensor in and make his name distinguished la the mole oieslimi easels of his country. He held in We hand the re• pellet a meeting base the other day in Loads', at whteh a remialies was mewed_ by • sable lord, who was celled at weft Lead Nokmt Grosvenor, but whose same be mid ilea el sea= steads§ is that house. (Laughter.) Thee maim was la the kiestiag sleet That owing to W eapinesees of artMert Memo, and the usparalleled In man if lie is and around London, sad sot , withstemiliti ellansigat scary which had lately lona made, them woo Mil end districts containing pope lakes of hum to 110,000 souls, under the nominal chkr ag of tamembeat, th. greater part of whom were group la a state of worm thea heathea ignorance." (Hem. leer.) That wee se cunningly devised popish ZVhat the seisms dussipelen by a protestant SOLI. I", pan* Mato eI Iwaiors. He would &deists the has. /dams N tan his attsation to this matter, sad to glee esid ap say eillealoue baps be sight oatmeal° that he um plebs people ef Ireland to shames their re Beim (Chun.) The boa. gentleman's friends had mans deluged Irehnd with sea with brazen andasity. " white chokers," and well filled pockets. (Laughter.) The result was ell kinds of had feeling, quarrels, and ex citemest, avail these parties withdrew. Recently • state ment had append in the pews, of 700 plums leaving Liverpool for the Mermen settkeseat, Bait Lake; and there wee net one Mahouts or Irishwoman amosget them. (Hess, hear) They were all English, Welsh, and Bootee. Hi own feelings were not very Soong in favour of the mistimes, of Maynooth ; he thought it • bulwark of the meiddished &arch, and would be glad te see Impartial die medieweeme aided out. Bat at present be did not think that the Whelk potpie were able to support Msynooth ; and he would resit the motion on that narrow sad small ground. lush woe thefoollag of Ireland that every man who had • taffy In kis pocket would gin a portion of it to the sup port of that lestitation, and would give It with • asaledietioa on the bigotry which rendered nab •simatien seesetery. (Hear, hear.) Enough had bees dam N irritate the Irish ; let something be dons to mutil ate Mem It was impossible to change their religion ; all skew did was to keep a white handkerchief round the throat of rase puritanical humbug, who laughed at the dyspeptic old maids who subecribed their mosey for his support. (Laughtir ) They might overture Maynootb, but the people would still retain I. their hearts the undying spirit of the who'll; religion. (Hear, hear ) Mr. DRUMMOND said he 'wittily serried with the last speaker, in anaemia( Mammoth with the oakum of the established church ; they would stand or fell together. And, with napes to their standing or (anise, he must make oueobesrvatios which gentlemen particularly thesis who were opposed to both, had lest eight of. They famied that the church was se enorsons gainer by temporal support. The fact was, that in the union of cherish and state it was the state only that gained, the church was as incalculable loser. (Hear, bear.) Hs considered that Mr. Boomer was *stilled to the theoks of the house for bringing this motion forward. It was well teat the question should be °moldered at least come • yeer—(laughter)—end he should then he that, in the course of time, there would be fa the' minds of gentkalea on both sides of the house nese power of dieerintestioa betimes a church and the abuses of a church. (Hear, Mar.) He could net go with the eon. gentlemen In the terms he made use of rospectieg the March of Home; bemuse he believed that, of all the sects we tolerated in this country, it was the oily one which cootelood the whole of troth, and because it wee his ATM sinviction that Mey wade see of the abuses la the ehureb of Rase cooly to carry an attack against that harsh itself. (Hear, bear.) The party oppoeite were doing their beet to decry the priesthood as idolatry, and to denim.* the statism of the mass. He quoted the words, " surliest of the mass;" for they might take say other terms to uprose the reality of that amiss, and they might still call it Idolatry. He said that it was thezz moue at rehear. (au.. hese.) &ad as .a tell the hon. gentleman, moreover, that if he looked for reli gion accept frets a priesthood and swamis he would loot in vain for God lira earth. (Hear, heat) He might have some notion of a great fret cause, lest understood:" but he Irsew motel,' of a magible opinion of God. But when ilis ease to meads, what wee taught by history, that the priesthood is all else bad been et the foundatios of tyranny sad oppression, he must say that it was not for pro teethes merely to large the agitation of that question, or rather its elowessios in that hems The dominion of the' priesthood was a usurystioa against the common rights of maakiad. It was not • question between protestants and AM= ISAMU i• say souse. Wherever a priesthood had iswilastakass they had degraded mudded. It wee all vary wall he ben. 'elitism's to talk of their orderly and peassabismadeot is Inland. Let them go through the whole Watery of Emu emit was now, sad who wen they who, at EU very moment, were carrying ea the meet motrepeous Instances of cruelty sad persons- Soo ? The Roman catholic priests everywhere. (Hear ) Wbo were the abettors of the present political tyrant y in Naples) The Roman catholic priesthood. (Hi', no.) No! Go there. (Great laughter.) How came it that It was the Emus catholic priest who got about the poor wounded Rum sr of Austria, as le lay oa his sick bed. sad :made his vow to tallt0I• to tbe church all the power whieb his wiser grandfather bad taken away ? (Hear, hear.) Is Be. wiz the same thing was galas on. How was it that they had mthereded Is putties down liberty of all kiads is Bedew ? How was it that here, in every salon. is every gaol, they were iodinating themselves for the sole purpose of meeting disunion) (Hem, hear.) He could sot go the whole lesgth of another party In this smatter ' • bat he mid that if they were determined to legislate for Great SHIM. sad Ireland upon sectarian principles, they were not et, and never could be It, for their plasm (Cheer) They mut Mee above sectaries kalousies ; they most look at the exist ing mate of things and remember that they were riling a asked people. (Hear hem) Honest men were as nub bland to respeci the prajediees of me set se of another. (Hear, hear) But he went further. There was a text of tee Bible which taught Cluistiens that he may was a jut and hottest man who kept his promise to his own injury. The mate had pledged its word to the Irish people, before the Coke, for the maintenance ol this pont; and sow they sought to break it (Hear bear.) He would p se farm say ass in exposing UN (Hear, taught by the Beimish priesthood. He did sot se : it aa r a is M body to 'eke his opiake of that immorality. s. every catho lic state whether it was proudest@ bed &mated the word "jesuitical." Was it MOM prelleauals dm the mar against penes' who were seemed of belegjesalliml had bad its origin ? Nola& thing. Every Homes Wheals state In Europe, and Anna eathelle statesman bed dogtrot that it was impossible to keep dr, is subjection if the &striae, of thiCiessite were i sad the I smile bed been everywhere *opened, ae the asses ashasees if se duty. (Hem.) It was not true that dry bad bees the pro moters of the lareassommen moaned mess of rebehletest ir trer n eed of Oat (Hear, boar.) Thor kept • from is whom they asaLL He wanted the Ramos 'estimate te sir his priest that beau. he was • man he "meek, te the priesthood, that God bad gives to ammlie Weed, and that se man he had a right to have it. It was thug aims who attempted to Intakes ' with It. Bat ths sotiod went spa a pestid. ware trying lightest the b a the as tiny had demo the M to bar de —Nu, • hear ttleia ) —ad Sty nolo these peer, waisted their eaVe penesto wary en the war with the lama whelk priests. (Chess.) Hilton wee a book Om emelt N be hint wet of these abed% it was the Bible. (Hear, bear) Did they wealth Masi the Whim to read ? " Tem Thumb" or " leek the Ghat-lillee" would de Just se well. (Great laapter.) Dot they iseleted epos 1611 Bible heist read. Why ? Beams they knew tbat se a point of cosseiesu, the eatht.lies oilseed to it. It wee net hums they wasted te teach enmities hem it. Per what dii they de sow ? The slugymaa went te the school every Sudsy morning tad heard the obildess repeat a few verses out of the Greek Tesumsat Thin was so attempt to orplai• it; sad they oohed that waft rolling. (Hear, hen.) I. this way they tried M epos the doctrines of the Roma& magi. priests. The ea} to light them would be to doable the grant te sad mike it • real sad effeeteal whoa. (Hear, .) It WU N the AMMO of this coestri that oar means of tastrastisa were so peer and feeble. He cosi sod hoilhereght It VOW he better, mow that the rases NE !MANN( the pima ham Daley to this eountry had amt, ft soma to Nur fester plea. It woad be far beam he gins smash hem Ms la the Zeman embalm, sad lot them send Oak plows to Roma, or sena pleat eat of ballad. where they would ps a he beam sad mon Cbristlemobseados. (Hoer, hoar) She way metal 'deaths maeleted r tomelag men to think ODA NOM I r tbserieso. Mom ham) Rut the Rem satire to acme teal mem to sums fee thowitalms. Oa the „ tho Sig INS sat Mew 6.11 MB tits grand p.eised s is W. Whams% reemmweadMiew am, tioes sb ilmmeM mato limit wee while and N mimed them to de es. ( 0 Wed, hose set This was asi what he sail) 11 was we owe et his. He leaked with mueslis. sad teepees to ths post Itemise who bad some all the way hem Bose; sad (( - they wasted an authority fen what be bad elated, he sot vita ;boon that teasher. TM way lawfully to pal 1M mid to this gum was to bermes the masa M sdassilit and to take It altogether eat of the heads of these Rea. Zs Mew that a pest may of the pions thinning looked ups the. tiostrises m harts!. Nonethelese, Is wig priestly jest to &haw them upon the thatch, become they were its sole auttiod work. It wee ageless to taint protutaats with Lather having doss or said this or the other; no body was hound to believe In Luther. Bet cathodes wen hosed to nodes the daddies of Liguori, because the numb had said that he never wrote a word that woe nos added to the mama respect. (Rear, hear.) He wanted ho.. gentlemen opposite that there was danger in the wane they were now pursuing ; for if they were candidates for the suaressices to the government benches, they must remem ber that, after a vote of that Mad, they were bound and pledged to repeal the Msynooth grant. (Hear.) Mr. NEWDEGATE pointed out the ineeasistetcy of the last speaker, who, after werniag the house against the dan gers of Roman catholic teach's', reenomended that the grant to Maysooth should be doubled. To the ordinary common souse of mankind this appeared qua' paradozicsl. (Hen, bear.) He (Kr. Newdegate) had no hostility to NAman catholic prices, having been eduated by one ; but he advocated the repeal of this great solely or grenade of principle. Many eminent catholice, including Lord Beate soak were anxious to ate this grant repealed, as the beet means of melding the laity of the tyranny now sought to be 'lncised over them by the prints, and which they would be able to cheek if the 'decade& of the pleats depended on private efforts. While objecting to place the state funds in the hands of the priori:v.od, be had to objeetion to a great of any amount being medal* -the Roman catholic laity. Referriig to the recent education debate, he coatended that the result was such that the hoses aught, unlen they wished to favour Roman catholic proselytism, to withdraw this great. If scything could seal the doom of the grant, it was the vete of the house on the *decades question. He denied that there was any parliamentary title to this grant of an earlier date this 1830; there was nothing in the shape of a com pact or obligation ; it was a free gift. This had been de eland by Sir Robert Peel, when he proposed the incense of the grant. The addition, instead of being applied to in missies the econforts of the pupils, had ben so applied as to bring 213 additional pupils into the sollool. It was with so feelings of pnlmoay, bet from a wish to promote the hest interests of Inland, that he supported this mottos. He did not for a moment believe that the withdrawal of this grant would tend to the destructioa of the protestant church Ia Ireland. Mr. BLAND, as &protestant npriseatative of a Roman catholic oonstineney, said be had never bees asked daring his cannel, what were his (plains oa the gentian. Bet he considered that the withdrawal of this grant would lead to the destruction of the established church ; for it had hitherto operated es • bulwark of the &harsh. He did not consider that cherish ell a 1111111110ellel Comas; he should be glad to see the diseadowment of all soots; but he would aid vote for the withdrawal of a great which would plats Irish protestants in the positlea of persecutors. Were this motion ancessfal, 'owe of our descendants, sanding on the rains of a protestant church is Ireland, might trace the downfall of that establishmeat to the fatal session of 1866. whoa the Maynooth grant wee wiihdrawa. (Hear, hoar.) Sash a amuse mut toad to inquiry into the property of the Protestest Church. It would stir up animosities wh'eh It had required 60 years to quell. (Hear, hear.) The proceeding was unchristian, and had a direct tendency to destroy that union and concord for which they preyed every day in that how. The poor Roman catholic of Ireland had once belonged to the church; but he had base thrust out of it; and the miens of supporting Weems Smelt had been taken from Wm. Having pauperised the po pulation, it was now proposed tb at the paltry grant of 30,0001. a year—about led, for every Roma catholic in Inland— should be withdrawn. The established chetah was at the same time receiving from the state, 11. 15a. par head— • million a year. Was this a grant which the House of Commons should continue ? Did the hon. member for North Warwickshire 'appose that by measeres of this kind he would root oat priests and Roman catholicism from Iro ned ? When Cromwell felled to do that with the means he applied, such measetes as those of the hon. member would not sacend. He basted the hon. patio:nen would not persevere in these attacks, sad allow the people of Eng land to remain ia pease. (Hear, hear.) Sir J. PABINGTON thought the time was corns when he was bound to answer the questioa whieh had been put to him the other night by the right hon. gentleman the Secretary for the Colonies, who inquired why he and some of his friends were &heat on the former occasion when the hoses came to a division on this quelon. He was absent as that ineasiou busses it appeared to him that if he voted with his boa, friend, he would be in some measure booed to eapput tits ropestrus for the &holden of the Maysootb great, and before hearrived at such a con clusioa he thought it right to have the proposition before him. He was therefore &otiose to know what his bon. hind would do before ha pledged hinted to any course. His hos. friend had now produced his bill, and be, for one, must &- elan that be was not prepared to anent it, and to reverse the policy which bat been adopted in regard to the May aooth grant. (Hear, beer.) He wee not emend to take say stop that would upset that policy, or ravens the system of education which existed le Ireland. He had heard it stated broadly in that boats and in the public papers, that the Bible was emended from the Irish education system. Bat that was sot the case. It was stated as broadly and as Modestly as possible in the 11th rule of the Irish Education Board that the Bible might be used is the Irish schools What he asked himself was this, whether there was any obligation on him, as a peeieetent Christine, to oppose the Mayasset li great He did set think there wen (Hear.) His boa. friend and *thine ht say that it was against their useeleaes and religions se support that great, bet ash. had takea a pubs tbaselley of 1846, by which the Mayseeth graat had bees bersased, he was debarred from taking aay ouch mound. (Hoer, hear.) The onemkn then bonne oat of policy as fez as he wan coneereed. What be would pat to his friends—kis religious friends—wee *le— ad they think it right that Ave or six millions of Rama cathodes should be without any priests at all. (Hear, hoar.) Did they think it would be batter for this country to have the priests adulated abroad ? (Hear.) Ia fast it to Ida that the whole date of religiose endemism: P r Ise land was as anomaly. (Hear, hear.) He thought for the sake of peace the best coarse to take was to leave things as they were. He would cot yield to any man in the strength of his religious accolades'. He was no Roman catholic, am sual-Romen catholic. He we. a slaws and con viand protestant, and it wee because he was a friend of taleteller' that he weld sot veto with kis boa. friend. Nobody could dray that th ere w as a strong popular feeling in this anatry—thongh as erroneous vas la hie opining— :=B4the gnat, hat considering the great diMeetty with the gentian was beset, he luta(' pet it to hk bonsrable hinds whether it wan wise to oeselowe the maul eselksaist es this giantism. (Hem beat ) De neoglit that the authors of the measure of LW bad neon Is template of the acts which brought about the eminiarniesl titles sgitstioa ; but still he did net believe it wash land to poem or harmony to briar this sae j set Imes year Wen parliament, and to keep it contently been ke sentry. (Hoer, beer.) He should desire, there fore, meet heartily if some luau avoid be devised by which the spirit of the Mayseeth grant could be maintained with out at the mine time wounding the protestant seasibilides of this reentry. (Hear, hear) Bat to the swift propel tics of his hoe. friend he men give his oppositioa. (Hen.) Mr. BOWYIR said be thought there were We grounds es which the present motion ought to he relseted—the in sincerity of of the principal npsorten of the messere. and the report of the royal commisaios which inquired Into the nsfiltisa of the College of Mayanth. Whee be re fund Is beinerity. he did sot allude te the boo, member ter Ike& Werwishalthe or then hos. members win were obliged to wide from the pressen of their sonetltasate. Bat be ,c geld es the right hon. gentlemen the remenhee he the Ushamlf of Dahlia and the hon. .cape IM Dealkaiss, both ef w h en, wawa they were law lanes of the crews, eat sant sad Ma nee utter a weed analog Miryuceseh a zg e they would fogey du same ewes if trey were kw gale. (Hest, WS.) With regard to the entandsoke et h se • it wee Mad that there wee no %Insomni there, se altrosteellashlll wee endorsee:lad by some gentlemea, who had se redo idea of what it meant. The fault which ha Honig lea with Mayaooth was that it was not altruism- One. (Laisibtor.) The theology of Maynooth was net slefeneatase nose' for him. (Laughter.) He maid eo throe years age, when be visited Maywood' sad njoyed she hospitality of fibs greenest. The has, 'somber for Purvey said Vinod was • east-book, sad that every catholic was bound la bellow enerldog to Lined. Ha believed everything that wee sesWeed Is Lipari, bat others, who were as geed Whale es be, were net bond to believe everything la It. Int Lived was sat used as a textbook is Warned' at ell. Deane BMWs dent be wined to say a few wok on the essatin of votes aryls. He sonatelsed that the Zemin anent shun afforded the best me elks agoalory _pink& Ia ludas/ sad America the nesse wy pinkie bed hoes essoeseful to an aunt that' ft had been surture she. In New Tort a Roman 'alkali cathedral had bees beat whisk oast 100,10 W. c. mi l k owe." Ilet then who Mad eat for the rens tan yeloslees. sheens, the erniale Vhsueelwee. Let than gine& eskikked 'hash he Ragbag eat Inks., let sled Ilk, end be bad so her el the nosh se far se is.., eadbelie churn wee seassisall. Mr. ROMAN visaed to entail he a nay kw words why, as a natter of gdkg, goal Pelt, ind Naha, Os so in gneeseasst Mt bent% - the mann kb a sea rare of gosh kith, be bed Meson' OW sad se a nomeare of policy and , he theagibtr= be nett woks le take away great, _as kag as the Ms bashed eleault Is blind, and the preetenseles dwelt were =a eaiswed.: lie ante agreed elk the right • geallenos opposite as to the nil of keeping op neksmat he likewise to lisle wean. (Hear) It was So eldest of its 111,1'01 to withdraw the disowns of We ensellea from geOffient emery year. DU has. Mewl walk be knew regnied this grant as a sallies! els. Hat be ahead late es knew what his bes. Meagre ' &Sabin of a antimalds was. (Lassiker.) Why.** iMeet el the grant was to meson the spi rit sad null wre of the Roman catholie of Ireland, and they should perhaps have reason to regret U the Irish pecple IMO left without any religious tomtits, at all. Bat the right bon. gentle maa (Mr. Napier) who brought forward the logenutty of the lawyer to cloak the bitterness of the patties., did not object to the grant on that ground, bat on the ground that nttraniontane doctrines were taught in Msynootb, which, an inquiry, tuned out not to be the feet. The hon. gentleman said he wished to have the rights of C(3111CiC0011 respected. Tee, bat what the brie. guiles= meant by rights of iseaseleoce was right of conscience for the protestant, sad net right of consemoce for the Roman catholic. (Heir) It had been found by a reference to the history of Ireland that religions persecution was • only luxury, for it cost this country millions of treasure, and Ireland torrents of blood. (Hear.) But what did the hon. gentlemen expect by this measure ? Did he suppose that if blaynooth were abolished there would be one Roman catholic the leas in the country ? He must know Yet,' well that it would have so each effect as that. As • matter of pol cy this measure would be dangerous, and in point cf justice, would be • stain Olathe character of parliameot, it they were to paw such a inemnre. He therefore called on all those who looked at the questies in that light to vote against the second reading. (Rear.) Copia& BELLEW, referring to a former debate, asked Sir W. Vanier whether be still adhered to the statement he made, that Bibles had been bunted in the dame of Dr. Wails, when it was notorious that Dr. wHia. got Bibles printed in Dublin. Sir W. VERNER said that he had cot made any inch statement, sad be informed the hon. gentleman of that fact. Mr. SPOONER rose to reply, amidst loud calls Lr • di vision. He grounded his opposition to this grant on the principle that it did not promote toned religion and morality, bat grow immorality as was proved by the report on the table. (Oh, oh, and cries of " Divide.") With regard to the question of policy, he knew that there existed a differ ence of °plain, but though he thought he was right is his opposition on the ground of policy, It was on the roisters mead that be mainly rested his oppositon to the great. The boa. gentleman proceeded to comment on the argn meats of some other speakers, but the uproar was so great and the cries of "Divide" en constant that the greater por tion of his remarks were quite sointelligtble ; and be at length concluded by saying, that ea he felt he could no longer contend against the feeling of the house, he would only tell the noble viscount at the bead of the government, that if be peculated in disregarding the feelings of the sople of Ragland sad Scotland, and endeavouring to govern bby the votes of the representatives of the Irish priests— though he might be able to command them In the house at present—he would soon find the task too mush for him ; and his only safeguard would be to throw himself in time on the protestant feeling of the country. Mr. BOWYER rose to explain bet the uproar wu each that he could not o►taia a hearing. The home then divided: For the amendment 163 Against it The BP/AKEB. thee pat the ciliation " Tbat the bill be sew read a seemed time." _ _ Mr. BOWYER moved that the debate be adjourned. (Cries of " Divide !") Mr. SPOONER trusted that the government would not sapient the motion of the hon. member. Mr. H. A. HERBERT said that at an early period of the day, when the house was perfectly empty—Osughter)—or rather, eomparatively empty, the boo . member for Nord: Warwickshire bad appealed to them not to protract the discussion to any length ; yfeldiog to that wish, and feeling that the question had already been telly argued, he (Mr. Herbert) sat down after merely moving that the bill be read a wood time that day sin months. So far, however, were hoe. (ma'am on the opposite side of the house from abiding by the implied undemanding that three of them spoke fa "sweeten at length in support of the bill, and prevented its opponents from getting a heating. He represented a largo catholic consti tuency and was anxious to enured, his reams" for opp,- slog the bill. He could not expect to °outset the hon. mem ber for North Wuwickshire. bat that hoe. gentleman should remember that the division just takes had been de cided by a very wall majority—(hear, hear.)—and he per live might hope to Whew the votes of some members. (Hear, hear.) The hon. member was proceeding to urge the necessity of adjouraing the debate, when, at a quarter to alz. The SPEAK= Istupned, sad the hone at oast pool to the nest order of the day. THE AMERICAN Row tan you think, you Yankee fellows, That of goer programa we ere jealous? Why, Kiddlases as well might worry lierwlf busses of thriviag Barmy. We kacw the spread of your dowiaion Ie likurge that of free opiates, Which bowie-knife, revolver, rile, Aad Lysek-law but is mail part Wile. Your growth alums as not, like Emden, Whith threatoas stoppage of disunion. hr•l a.as, rvetrietwo, prolabiklue. And iguoranoa sad superstition. Your deetioy the Ariplw liana Name,Faith Joue, Jaffanoa, and haus, Is to cliffaseJoka Bell well heave it; 'Tie nuaifese—we don't oppose it. We plot no b made to your expansion, As that of feeders in our Illeasiost. House, at the siva:, saawarek's table : We know it la inevitable. Whatever you tabus* you border, There &drum Liberty and Order. Blued Arts, Wears% and Litton, We fear not tneee—bat whips sad fetters; Aphid us why are you se bitter? B. au* w• sonsetinue grim tad titter A Milo at your quash end mason t Therefore, mut ours be hostile barmen ? Doe% we onreelvre laugh at web other ? Cusider, Jonathan, my brother, laugh at our boodles gad oar flukey, Caparisosei like fool, tad monkeys? Don't we deride oar dolts and asses, The pots of our superior glares; Aid thou of sa inferior station, Oar Cookaoys by duosaimatgin ? Are you garaged with us for joking ? Are von indeed for bagman., pokieg Aneiaet our fan is sober @Weer ? Os bare wen bantered you to atelier ? Say is It your Utast to wallop tie oa Knout of M. Trollop. ? Or an we by you to be smitten For something Dickens Roy hue written ? For you we has the Moist Add Burs ots Stan—by b.,.1s egg To those whisk sow your salved leg spank; 'Twill be no eau* wry we, alimiljaa#4. Oust Nation I—still keep Willi Waif. All of ycu, winks what I. Wiggle, We shall nillse— net soy aseilii— TM =me yes is ahead astioidit. MAIM Mobs awl liesituders Wixom" wltieuie nveladaus Mind a =Asa M lbe plow lasepurable Ibis rut seism 1•11101sowssfs implasibest, Mlatialop, mica% billsgssisess. WI shall eirgir *Oka** Ansa us M MOM peporilig.—Priseh. TEE OLYMPIC TICIATSIL—Wis bane that Mr. Iftway will shortly weed* tress the sosepasy at this theatre, awl that it is his iateatioe to slut sa " Hatertaiatesat" es kb own aussat. _ PDIVILDIMI or RAILWAY COXPANIZS. —The 1 quern Ise bra tarred la the Erten ertatlas whe ther a easelabbe has the same power to sear for eerier aro( the railway r be las across the brie of ea Whiled I TM setheuMee el the Zoom Ceeseks Zed grey ere reseed of Mile. gime beditise Minelleeten, sells a NN beeella War Me seer trace et Ivry St. Idereote. befog • sheave vim toe alma of the Mien, he aradriai a pliee oretable by Folks him elf the Me, ohm he vas tae eired"ler b, the legal whine et the mom, M ferAlty Ike eat, es the greed lied lie eattalaW wee a reepeeser. Mug there wither Ohm menet is meek the FMKpeoxiMee hoe the eseepley. The Ahoy Peet ob. , "It Moe be say Mahe as se th• right et Ike pails Is beard that the rimy Lae. shall stet he se wag eadeled h e mil see eeden a the puma er Monk" et reader, It the seme et the te peer • emetable OF the lim o olio hot set ebleimil amen* authority boa hi. saps rim, se pentreise Iwo Me sinew or its diem, It is MN Met se spool amid be nett by the junior to W fiemetaryed Irma, to nee Mat the legfebaare nay m une sow spiral emoneet by when the railway lime my be peemated be. beesalug the Armies it the are poem" ibe law—the muse gammons et the devisor* eseiry. THE: LAT. FASALNACCIDIDIT AT THI OLD Pail( COLLMIT, DODLOT.—An legend was held so Tuesday, at the Whit. era In, Now Dab, beim liebriese, ommer, awl • jay, apes the bodies of She elk" se- Minas ma who was Med by the Meekly' et the elude obit Meg wen anaellei a. pitekett es limns Mar oak es /*Mr eight lot • deal of endeme me Om la Me mons ef i greet t wee staled that the ado, oil* we MOM Ore men age, had breams, bat bad bees eatiedry It was else stated that the or et the Ads omen Me Usk that beshe ld beer tried, sad hoe • sink et ile toss—the proemial wise= beteg I Imo. Nr. Peregb, who wee persat. ' entimed w in et roma Maine as brag melt ewe Sakla le beam lbw id ems The jury robed. lei dot a peeimeed &Mimes of nerdy twe Mere. mufti Is the Wmod gum Is Moil Indio " Meitional glob." ell ia ded Wile& midis' Mat " The jag amain ape. rale ollbeed edgeolies Ark regret at tke palpable mill gam et Mr pit rwasieger la set thermghly eusialai the Maio. They dee seedom the so of mead abbe fee lewerag aril rabies ima M $15." (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. INTESTATES' PEIiSONAL ESTATE BILL. The other mien were then disposed er. The hoses adjourned at •en minutes to six. THE APPROACHING ENTRY OF THE GUARDS INTO THE METROPOLIS. The followiog arrangements are said to have been Made by the math( titles :—The brigade will not arrive seperstely,bst the battalions will be detained at the ports et debarkation Portsmouth and Soutbamptoa) until the whole ha.e arrived from the Crimea. Oa the day 1111:040d• lag the arr:val of the last battalion: the troops, consisting of the 9rd battalion of the Grenadier (herds, the let battalion of the Coldstream', sad the lsl battalion of the Soots Faillier. Guards, will leave by special train for the metro polis so as to wive about ten o'clock in the forenoon at Waterloo terminus. The gallant fellows will be welcomed by the Commender-la-Chief, the authorities of the Home Gaud., and several general sad staff °Mean The line will immediately be formed, t►e Grenadier Guards 00 the right, let battalion Coldstream' centre, and Soots Fusilier Guards ea the left. Columns of sections will then be formed by the right ►ringing the Grenadiers in front, end, proofed by their bands, will march over Waterloo-bridge, sloop the Strand, Cockapiwetreet, Pall-mall, through St. /11111911 . 11 Palace into St. James's-park, and thence to Backlash.= Palace, where the troops will salute her Ma jesty and Prince Albert. Should the weather prove fsvogr • ble the QlllNlaid Prince will accompany the troops to rile cavalry eaercisiag ground, s7d. park, and there inspect them. ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETE The last meeting of the above society for the ses. dos was held oa Monday evening, and was numerously attended. Rear Admiral F. W. Bisaithir, president, is the 'bah. The men read included "Central Aeries," by Mr. W. D. Dailey, F.R.O.S. ; a paper by Capt. Sprott, dereribleg the pert of lisitenje sad the adjacent parts of the oast, as well sa the route soma the isthmus to the Danube, by way of the Karam lakes; and on. on the " Landfall of Colum bus," by Capt. Beenser. • letter from Mr. Smiley, Mezambione, M.rch hart. re ports that Dr. Liviaptori had 'armed safely at Tett, a Por ten's* states oa the Zambesi; a confirmation of this is smaitimay expected by the society. The esometary read s letter from Caft. Stokes, R.N , coat mestadleg the opinion of Capt. Richards, on the rope dieser of isegatebing st owe a vowel is Demob of the relies of the Ississ sad Terror. • essusetal to Lord Palma/won was read by Sir Redid* Murobiecon. Impressed with the belief that her Meisetre mislay ships, 'h. Erebus sad Tenor, or their remalse, are still hoses up at no groat distance from the spot whence artal. relies or Sir Jolla Franklin and his trews were obtained by Dr. Rae, the memorialists urge ape big lordship the desirableness of sending out an ex pedition t• "satiety the broom of oar country, sad that up • saystery which has emoted the sympathy of the Mei limed world. Although most minim have arrived at the eisalasies that there east be so survivors of Presidia's expedition, yet, it memo, "there its missal ass be oar own country, sad is America, who hold a contrary °Make." Mazy arctic explorers, independeat of those whose seem are appended, sad who are sow &beset on serene, have expremei their belief that there are **Ma resin by which • *mew vessel wale so closely approach the area is Issaliss is as slier up all doubt. solimpis have reed the nemmial Beaufort, Rea. I. Worshiss. Wrottesley. Bemire Ellesmere, F. W. B..ehey, Ithilend Oolliesoa, Charles O B. Drobeney, W. Weswell, W. Z. Dykes, Joha Forges, P. B. de Strzeleeki. W. H. Smyth, Ashburn Mekendie. Robt. Fitzroy, B Oar dime Fishbowls% Winn *ewe. Goo. M names, Loosest Horner, W. Heavy Z has. Playfair, Teases Thom Charlie Wheatstone, Ursa litokar, Jos. D. Kaska. Jetta Anoweasith, Peter Le Ferro*. W. A B. Hawattee. Robert Stepbesson, J. E. Poetical', C. Furst Smyth, C. W. Parley, Champ Beente, J. P. Oudot, 0. B. Atm, J. F. aviterm• la additioe is the above-meationed, many °Seem of the royal navy who lave been employed Is the Nevelt atter Preaklia, sad who are sow absent from Loudest, have expressed themselves to be favourable to the tad expedi tion reastanseded. . _ It lOW MININIES•4I that Mr. Wallies had returned to Sing *pore hoes Ws eipeditiou to Borneo, arid wee preparing re welt Nibble. utast,' be II sped to implore portions of that Wand MOM* ..knows, am well am others of the Molacies = o r the moon of the ortancil, Xt. Wallace haa bees It the kistiaties of Lard Clereedee, with Mare of =adios hew the goveramenie of Bolles& gad el epaia to the authorities of their different colon ies it do EMI. The CZAIIINAN \anis; &meowed the prohaliility of the &warn of the expeditious wader Captwa Bernie for Ewers AM.., the fleeting was adjouraed to the 10th of