The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-31 00:00:00

..1 ,/f, 6 , .." . , • !ice P.AI'ER 0--) .'4',l:-.;• • k.,,' --e. et-. e si:s4.7 •. f:.•• ft e -.." -- . Tlbt "0 rt ..11e- • _ _ ••••' :I :;' ) C . z at i e • 1 -- - 58 , - • No. 3,053.] FOR SINGAPORE and PENANG (with l a sso- ' dlate •leeratch. hat lag a lante portion of ner caw lee *Omani Mt *anon lirotoh built berme GIEELO NO. • 1 IRp IMMIN. //s: tom ',toter. NAtH bL PIERS, Commends; Dock. no. -lop kir ter, eumerlor amottoodatkmo_f is Might r Aryl) to CHARLES WALTON r/ 17. Orareeburrh 'Meet. London. and 17, Water Mat. lAwisposL FOR KURKACHEE, the fine, fut-pailing, oop pared tame Pt' It RT. 'A 1.411 tons register. ROBERT ME totomnacia . Irian to tlic east India L' .k accommodation for • row matt. cr... to nhooc motor% Yid c nTcnfeotc eTel7 11W•C1i.42 Wilts W.l.—Tor frilAt or ramie awl to CHIA NUN W ALTON = .0 4 ONS. f 7. Gracactincetsstrost, Lorton, ad IT. Wator West. WOK PORT PHII.LIP, the fine, taat-eailioß, eingered Alp COMM ITETION, A 1, glie tons register, (MOROI. VA Itle R TRADER, Commander ; I,InS In the Lorston Docks nor a line poor, awl rework), secomosalatlon for ritowneere, to shore waif. et and conewleseet ewer, Wootton •ki be inlet Al Con tain Trailer, who I. teen known sad respected to the trails—For Detest or p...ag, way to CRANIA/I WALTON awl BONN, IT, Orarecharob @Dort, LowAin, end 17. Water-stmt. Lhertwig. FOR LIMA Pinot (to follow th e James Little j: rel.! has no-r!) all Ass mrp recur 4 And on take RAM goods Nhl the splead..l Sri class A uscon Omer %Alp JOHN BRYANT. 11.3r4. Verbs*. Talton, scalars. li ERMAN:I IrOATHR. Commander; 41st w O.e Load.% Books. Tblo See ddr bas good socomosudatios for Mand Irdi mess Is oh quirk doessb— Far haled or Woes oell AILICH WALTON sod NON*. IT. Orseaeliffsbagrost. seal IL WatersOset. LherpooL VOA HALIFAX lied WINDSOR, N.B. (to Bg itiowamricAlhrjz%4. : by to ~erg sod earveskass a rvinueSF). Orsesebirerra l = lad IT, Wstaiimmi. Livirrxd• 14 it FOR PORT PHILLIP Direst, the spleodid *,,,, pew', wilt TIME ist4 VW, • 1 276 tees meow. J WM., I 01.1191.1%rtif Is 0L rant Lodi, This vowel hs. splesdlil senimisoiatishi &Se psep,ssi .W lam a Masai miaow Is ths rod obis. or prow sispty to Tllu)lPrioN astl DOWNI X,O 21. • or to 1511111202 sad T% 2.1.1, PALE, 10, Orlishm•gim Ilsobiestos, Mil 2, C'espers.essrt. t.',irshili. icer OR SWAN RIVER (will haw, immediate do erostoi clime? illettielt Wig 1 . 1.1•111LTY Ifillat._ _ I se, BILIIT el KLDRUIII. Oegemesdar ;lOW im a...... ......thif me. Neer. Too di, hes larlie, tan freight or p==e WILLIIII - 1 - M tea.. ........... 1111 2IALAN AVIITZALIA. bre ams . Pia asd _ smios ...... _ sad 630 Kay 111 I iaSj dr• May 31 .. ..... = isly 1 11 SP Jaw SI 114d Wpm§ la r tr i !... 'II awl powwww• InimOw. w roi. tor Welt at 801 74. Oldlll. re; OlO I Jew 1 iamb ow every psedble I* YOUNO ETRAM , t) NORWAY (carrying the Royal Mails). X ORM et kV 110 Pk ORLI Id . gtr i,o. ...PAST'S RAM IrgUeletrelie ink SOO been goner. (WA It. n_ kli MS inn in bene-inne, are lit=to ken Om lio l lAD. to reemslite Wein et inine piesen• kg to the Nan narintie lin eiteatii, tin Chinnin ma talethe nen nein nen (11111111TIWARD sod 117 I Aile am Pens tn ea illnll= =ate titan. hen linen Mew tisi MI ihros). AN Ilk Thee .hips km resin ein inennedellse for pieennen PM earn eneihnin ink iennie. he talk r mink .111 the Cempiere knew ie. Inn £ M M l torne Mn..?. littleoe. reek Irl Ge.. Doh- klikkilik lineone anon T o HI NORTH of lUROPB STEAM NATI OATION COMPANY'S ftrbolsod STEAM SHIPS .111 to I from hoopoe b 7 IM Itnrol CW4 Railway I•l ll :V:::=F=r7 di ft Idioms : Pm OT PILTICNsItt NO TOWN. Joss 22PSNIIAOLN. Jturrdisdl7. FANTIIII 21 . 01 ABIGIO Jona 1 sod IS. t i roptr i rg in ottSw T .s. orir os sort. b.rg Ood ,Ilddi AMPS , . IT MY routs will obtoM ever ldp fol=sr;lair drr; SMILES M MIA NAVIGATION. of Ms SOUND DUE& N a PANT of the INIIIIIANCII co GOODIL portkvlors as tojwomeses form, sod Mmegb GM@ far sob M Jo Compost**. Mow M Wog WillbusaboM tombs. mod Strada. to Mr. 0. Maim I, Moomrp-mora. Tomer. N et. Pelantmg mad ali Mbar Bolds Ports. le Mama C. sad C0..12. NlSlMussoore : sod fur ommoders sad mode. MIIM J. L Pada* nu, Oxford-meet. W. I. ANDIMWS. Wasaidag Director. Iltelke.—Fregbt by the hell Steenweg to MIAs. Bab" and New York 6 .d 4 per too. awl 5 per cent. pIIIMS. E L RITISH ai d NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL MAIO snips. appointed by the Admiliblit be all LI V WOOL and fl /:W PORK clit 4l Geftism L Mt& nry4 110110 X, Ike "woe daps only Ing as lumina to tieine peeteeee sad Mr Myeey t Nelie to eber•Areepeened mai re Liverpool: 1117k1F . A 0 , 0 b p o r o r i eeee m: CADA. tee POEM . Irdaj, Joss IL Pomp was& lethieles Omen and ereellism i ghoet Ilse it Illeenk Ilia as be Medea . ee •an tril 3.4'11 led .ftiee. 1 k r . 1,411:112:1 F . iiCt;kt y (Walr. Ishii ' Illewebe e ltrt. M tarebble bett P =Zlfritt i = litobtt awned Wee bessatem ...V „limit NW web be J. & Fen& 18, 010 freed 77; & awe& ; IL O. Lewis. lateue & Omer& 1, . Ceti* Erne IL Ileeleverd do holler, Mi; 0 Meh l Nene. Retberetesnes„ Mow ; et A sod U. triter, Wassebeet. Limper& STRA M to NEW YORL . from Southompt on. The Totted Rotas WU Sam Wigs eri pusettiali tram Sank- WWI for NSW TOSS drat as Serfs. ARAM'. 3.010 Sm. elboorpoossr. Weasser. Jim 4 SI SS MANX MSS Wiss. Tl S ....WfWfswci...... lll Wwwls/ . ..• Jur IT MN SW sons. WAOIIVioToT. soosioroor - W . , oia;4•1. 7 Ut7 ?bre ammo. on salmi Ow Os resalssely st Ask pimps. ood for eveik4e* of thole pommoor msesmosisles. rin.• torleass mak.4o. as We so* lbw& ma* ollowordi foom -- SI the Onto ood rank IMO jlO ; mood elm Oh awl PC IS4 Ilesvass and Wrilssiss. Int dr. wpm obs.s. snow ak..4 AlkOsisd Wws WU` At.lf oaninry sod O. 11. W. Mania «pia. GUAM( -Ma: " "" CirritirMir. P ' oothtoortmt. sod 67. Ontescharab• Wee. Low' n Nolte awl Wins of credit upon the UMW Moto.. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCHB. TO SHIPPZIPI. VICTORIA DOCK 00111ARY 01 TII NOTICII OM His lc& lam N.: Tom BARYRRN CITY .... lAA RERRACHIII I imkila. BONSAI ... Wrlaba ma oa. IIIAOLZ ... ...... l, ^ _9l PHASOII E FALLEN GB * 1.3 N CA LLAO A • • g e Z ie j.ri d etr . LOM HO .. ... 617 • PEL AIDE * ** crooifin tad O . H. PRoTHIXOTON itai PAW Y0RK... ... • • C. Omani. PT. NARY/ .... ..... tall RO +TON MA ..... PHII APELPHIA C Imolai warasie• IN Ho Vkaarla Podia C . Calm. il iCtostavoodwishe Idaoutagyoas of aloe lam lie _poor*Ho Ds ns it 4 ._polt_ It lIRIPPLas. Curlers, or ollion= No Eloalliod wlraf. Or lima for vault Wools Ike Dodo lit%of sot his tam Rao tam poi so asariwal ars P :=llm alm ava i lo she sklpi di. Rad ail dam far wieldy' sad Alp b lis ..=:::• the D.b. at Ow wore vsu loa,to..biaialoi ia lha View:els Diat-bsoaik Rood V. or at Ye 011kok,aa sir Plasiiarsa. SR I nor Themiodmil C. CA PPZR. Warw. TRUST sad LOAN COMPANY of UPPER CANADA. tt.• %IL rxr 01:NRRAL WEEIING nt Ithartholdin, bold YW trillcor Po Conran', on ERMA V, Nay 3.t. 1.6 d . .1. Allt*TD. K C R.. la tho rbottr, of ttyn uttoe• *We essahrimay p foal Ilst Out Is port. sad scosook poindtrod by Arnim fouind r.t. Thu • •iol.Auld skl Qs role . 1 , 141 ' riaL pr orros. hp Prow Op •PL.rol ploPop Ape of Qs Comm: for Ur . 71 zotto eir e WllMareb. , CPAs Menlo& and WWI= Gerdes Thep PPP Ittnoion of Po Cropor. MI - turt Loped ad Thrum W. 11 4tiM . M PPIPOPP opt., • 4 the Comipa.y. TP so. uor Pm las irellind Itztnroolftw7. As Ws pain of glortioo too alrorior, kr. 4,lthispookly NotAlmos sod Madre I'M. PIO, Is *NW Sinelw" 4 the o mPa/. 83. T. MACEDOXALD. turaftey. lloorploorroot, May Nf. WM MAIM MA& Proissl•ll by IL , * Lethal A Phew cI OralliodejAr he rod. alai huh de nor. Shia 4e Ng% rod Or el leedrahr. llama. 'Nara oar, Oa. I. le komely tar rearmaaarrimm. sof worms win.. v010...r. . ••••••*, la Ore Awn qua ef One *awry* end ONO* indellie SO ohm se ihrial diorderr v. C , ..., mi. hes as rela s p= i alio6l 7 4l z ~N rig OM igi he Ord dio al dbaeies Ad* mewls p o t lerdla riss weals MO Se ha harlastir 4...ti re e l i ttry• ••=, ind . all the am! 3 art= Old . 1103 . el weel. ". ef WI mmrrea lles. da ?Me use is he= ttiZrallile = hire=rerd.—; lb__ 06 • 80 1 hr, • al A ; helueregh t = Ord mad es 1 Oa ad 4 i Min d amhboreat ; babas. ABERDEEN CLIPPER LINE.—For SYDNEY. Tik. lisulse boom*, Amor SHIPP .111 be t.ds4 for lily awe. Ina 44444444114. to to Wowed ..wa6 by other moot. ol gear: Weft Orommoollok Irmo 117 Dot& it 11144 .......... ikt i oltnt R Jam. i: TM* =Lumbr om opherlid robin seetomoior. owl odor refll 011 141014.114., 101 tr.. 11g 2 ==o. :144414444 "mn* MM. Kw wore ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, ~.... _muritamiraram• sob isms Loss t ar a lwasua hums Is Ina isi P lis nos ess. Is L divans' aliV, Isorasd Pug mos. 111 DT. a. . awl a ass mils .river. Is so. Is ssessisf dallwry es DL .s i t= sled ems orssiss. Admisiot, or sums. BASS'S PALE ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT, In splendid motiltion. either to I V i Zelltel awl dad plot bottle. Very ipod dearer 811 E IeRR Y. =O thMe.bs doe o d monad PORT, roe tot 66d Ain di Ary Pert, Ha Pad do:so—from ltio Man and Comae& amps le Rasa iNsajod Guinn: te. end importers of the adeleaesd Lb Irlitan s plakellasi; !feet Irby Malt view,. Ha Pod IPadki. rah Brandy. Xn. per rilloa.—Vsalta & Orem Ammaimotresa Haymarket COAL DZIPARTMKNT. :: !ii_Iiarew and Bai lwa Far art= A I ran ti=piar Pods. ths ' invis .f aismassavt.., • or isromed. AR C 101.- lar g niaa r ab =itt= " tiekkerr. tittbse DRAY and Ca's AGRICULTURAL CARTS, ka. Ihma-lire. Upper Tbsamearest. war Leadatiriwklp. RICH CLOTHS at greatly REDUCED PRICES. Also, la coalabosay• of OM trallyallo• of lbo sac • et TA EPA V LIN 0111, 9 DAY by 4 pia* nad•ozproody for ON= llobs SOLD CHIAP DAVIS - EL 0 Mat losit Loadaa DKBISSING CASES.—At Mr. MICHII3 MA irnd comi llt.lBllllllllTikagicrzi em t . t . lorztrimith liar% l• Mrillo 0•8211. weik••••=erst. basa. sol sag wilds id isi se lamp, premillift. ler iir morinimallusura• and 1 • 1 12• = m"l i mil% •••••41•••liS if == . 1F Oa iiimelsg. Ilia•= 6 = as • am Sheir Sem at ih• kr dis oh IMO, Phi% hi mom, tab. NA • lighill DRESHER'S INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS, roast, scam mid I invasive ties the lout fradazi T . b. ' tr a .,A7 ° B r aTILV. Vg ovisom Xl.= rut Mar to Aped. I.& Ihie the lielMatf irl isail lA *a -=.rd.,=,..--ztv= as applisala. THB STDERHAM TROUSERS tad Mom /AAIUN. itestriss.—The Swieseeet Treemwe ambit ;af==e= The lee maleelmie aeltellealle= lew prise et 17e. Id. • pair we Oak mew meliallen. An win eleee=les Mere Omni le me Ike llnearee awl Sew Wes (real 'imp ben lJ~ fee awl Asa pews IL sue Le= Pe/Mem boa. tem ARK TOUR uNits,—ni. Pima lopersoded. firma ow. isi smilksil of asollig smr6l VlttU l arrillT Aol mos en us two ; • sow Mob. b. ; oi4 of 1& 10 grab n aLoolOpr o lM o wl PCM:h i b lir r from noNlot• wood NA to VA% b imoomo oby Ito (AWING% WATERPROOFS are the beet wErol all orry, st a in IA sbo I rr ul t i t a to . 0 1 oi=o a tiw orreroor r Is ram. ogir:oop000 =4l keZ e. :* Vino etl. 11, aura. CRIVIPPWS MALVERN SELTZER WATER. maigsomea er sof was Ppetig at Malvies. w r L is e l * ".d ast is ereamlireve isWel Ss NA%NI .1% I ) Wsler ai iiik i"." l:=VlLlTA B maw. Niers peosonsd by rod labd MON that Imam rro LADIES.—ROWLANDB' XALYDOR. sa 1. Orlewd Bowls; 17=2 Impreylog sod the Cangbyaboh Is at? nerisAYlN = . 11=76 Owls. sarr i Za lle arilem Ai, Woos of Ey aid amb mew II lice IIiMbAL bows Iln IrTillit .."1 43 um* "Mb' gym Ur . sod A. "LOWLAND =MN la le= Bold at 20. flies ; sad by &mi.'s. portimis. AMANUAL day. Woo rwmyp t il• a a MU 1 IMPLIES sad Astow: MOTH.. Sy 11. S. *WPM. oiler of " Tho Itatoookoisro MY ww l ui l e astain doefolloos of al Ur Milt weeks, with Impair Issuudioso whom to Owl Sloon sod bow to loom dna nod MI Iholaulod wlili wootwou woolowOr. To to .0.• oda r 11 ==ris a ro XL% Totanowiowwow. gROBE of ENGLAND HERALD of PEACE POLKA, S. ai the Peale Bells. eampoesd by Vey ams. MU( Ontad Lam& ( Mem, beautifully Mmeraled Wags ►by lereadard. Tile ellemalm Polka aremilag emmeedlser, meaulea. TM Mole of Me enema, Malin la the diem produces a deiblettal elle* Prim ll. di law/ Las, INleirepltenellan Mudshid Repoitory. Aibirearbeelyeel ths :UMW Ism MAY PIACII eall FLItIIYY OZOW the LAND. Alm Ile llog at the mills Ammo uximeallom at liffilalL Jost ablibs• ON Minim plikt CURAB ow rM l e r et i CagrATlol 4 l ; using • Was 4 sommilles sin NW' proonmot sad hapsrisat ear& Perim la d lie Dlessp• /, 1. IL laii•zes. ILL..Yellew d th• et aid Ma Omer Plinkisas 1• dr Kona lailemes d No CONN•Iia • TillATtirip h arn: r•la :the IMAM Lamm : laraasa. Berm Omsk tad lassmor. Jai 011216M0 UUuxn MRS, Crk es= dm to to oftiololot id oer . pus migrant.. sm ig_ ud ang l a la. • to thou loto ors moms. of ammailm LL tris& la &say losolio• •pr • foe lib wok pol t oo i• tosolo osotoeso *odor. hum Loott. al er fterwatirawar; awl 9, v. ..t, Won& 919691. "Uf ORISON I ANA ; or. Family Medical Adviser se of rho isrltiob Corrode of Health. orreamd., Jesse)( )(mum.. IM flyerdet. Prree 6d or Id. by Looker. By port. Addrom Intl& Conn* of Health. llornrosel. Looks.' RR. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WOBIE se t eel 11. w; b QUIDS TO =AWN; or. 4101 to DMA oar.Aolid. a. LIICTOIIII TO TOUNO :H. HOW TO SIC KANT. 1101,L AND PDTBICA L NNJOIMEWT Or_LIFX ON 'FACIAL DUNAJ'S/. TIM INSTITUTES Or NANNIANN.LIPII. DINWEN Or WINTII. VIII. lAIIAIIT DIIRANOINCNTII. CONPTIPATION. owl HA:IIOIWNUADO. Tot. bort of rberoood. rownoototoo• arid 11116 w tkiwrooll o 10. Itotow.owl, Woo ow to awaited dolly. how 10 awl 7 WI LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, SSW II DOUGLAS JISSOLD. AVZILAGS flickKLY CIRCULATION-4=4 Mel • MCAT lAOT Dr AMIS.? It teetala. SIXTY COLUMN !. Ike MIT LATISH? INTICLLIUSNCIL.4 TWor•zies. as. n ses "... M y k m. e s W Ism v Avi Den LLO D. eall.b.mmien. L••••• I. HZ DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNINO it i wise issalssipsd 4.L. damped AL .. ww=rsi Joorsal, las whams, of Du wain sad Ea EOM and mass se *mar& sows—la w ascassoe of Ms Isat sad la tas varied aulialatii• sad sionsorial lakmaYs• addelisd Qs dity. newsy. awl whOladare seibles—llds paw lo Ia IrrORZION EWE 111 RELIABLE AND MARTIAL. A a gishaft* mei elc ...pp.... the Islas 800 b sseptlad Is IS be sissegisbal sad IS cantatas II IDAILY MINING REPORT. "Ilk Ng et plea IT lIICLEDIS ALL MENEM ADTERTIBiIIiNTS. !SW deadly laisprileat. MIL Bands roaaele be Isola tbsa silty MTh Yr rap 4 Ns sorlanewarlos. Ws tame boa, be assraidase Is a r owls botomalisa. Wawa los lasE a ~miss NM milks sot ta/wko so say. To be admit at sag basimft or amour la Ms Malden; or a. lbs oft% 10,ftiowbo Thillialreal. Lads& bwee U dliaft bo lassd la alsig ths mos by im d am at a rodassd plea E •111 r eabilobor . ob oh feral& o same. or anoo ammo node to supply It a 4 Ea Ed. pot ~ea peal whoa* loy Possollos odic MIDLUOD RAILWAT.—At s speelti wetter of the poprietore of the Mottled Medway, at Derby yeoman', Mr. /Elko in the 'heir, the till now pandits, to instils that 'spar to tale, edditloaell capital far the purpose of *a lum' the stations and adding to the gawkier steel, to araoatutodeto their iartroeinag tragic la minerals awl puede, was approved by a reeeistloa wood with only a sleet oppo sition from Mr. Femme. of 13netol, who c mpiaina4 that thie shareholders bad art la ma asap farqip s ist i g w ith th e presider' of the bill. ties• to coasidor it properly. la raids to a rowers from Mr. On, the chairman bald tat di. resters would not spend the whole of the mewl sew sad*. riled to be riled, ss this gestisssa satiespeted, seethe of this time, bet that they did est thigh its deelrobla M italmot all their peyote, and night sever to hold ISIS au 100.0001. They ware so pie* to ask for oditidebel lingual heft,* they fossil it absolutely wmanruy. by die hls I. iriseetl-a they proposed r raise 400,0001. is SSW shores ; else powers to borrow one-third of the sonny; sad be Woe powers to belaill i i: c egaia awe dune whist was deed ad bed beams rosy LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 31, 1856. IMPERIAL P. ROUSE OF LORDS.—FZIDAY, MAT 30. The Loma CatAacauaa took his neat oa the woolsack at tko and boas. 71111 CIRCULATING LIBRARIES We might be justified in ascribing the institution of three-volumed novels to an arbitrary pecoliarity in the national tuts, if we did not know that it was euetained by another Maumee at least quits as powerful, end miquestien ably more active in its epistle's. We allude to the reel patron. of novels—the Peculating libraries. To suppee that novels are so; pitted st lely by a maniacal infatuation on the part of their readers would be a mad ultimate ; they owe their very *sirenes mainly to the caterers for the nobles entertainmest, whim modesty alone p to them from taking their legitimate plus before the world em the lilacs suss of this department of literature. The Prot:wish:* of the circulating library is a sagacious l'b porei r ta Ti o r f of b b is unias eestera na e t r u i re , d n a . kinniostwr.rethe foibles to e an ar d ef w e e ll a w k . He knows wherein the priacipil scarce of his profit lies, sad keeps a vigilant eye upon it. le boat ones a philosopher end a man of bnoinem. Tee novelist himself is sot • better judge of character—especially female character; and, teem p micro with the circulating librarian, may be said to be absolutely ids f the caulk power of his ewe vocation. He would often, if left to himself, obey the impalas of a tempt• lag subject, and produce a short story, is preierenoe to a long a aaaaa ive ; but the librarian won't let him. The libra rian won't sewerage short Omits. The librarian wool have them at any pries. He will have nothing to do with them "if be lit on it;" and with pod num. • leer put of his income, particularly la coutry lamas and sub urbia localities le derived from the practice of hiring out new weeks at est mush a volume. Now it is clear that If sew works of laden were limited to single volumes, the traffic of the libraries would be eat short at one-third if its usual mount. Three volumes are iedispenseble to him. They are the " meaas whereby he lima" The natation of qaalii does set enter late his ealeslaticies, which are based, notes the sttiostioss of the work, of whisk he heaves neat to seeing, and sans less, but upon the human is entity ammo to Revel raiders in genera!, who having eau began, must persevere. Curiosity is fate in women; and the librarian is fully aware of the feet. He has col lected freer hie upetisees this Optima math, that whe ther a newel he geed as bed, wise or foolish, you, Lydia Lsagnisk the Mewed representative of your sec in this istimeating peitticielar, having read one 6054110, will aerer he seatent till you have read the ether two. He 9446 before him a you f proureatione whieh will ells you to the fulfilment of that desperate ash!. Yemeni. Yea must amertaia whether Angelica la married to Chit tieback or Jenkins. You are not quite cartels erre it WY wrote that *reel areaymens letter, sad you meet find it ant. Yon 'reader whether that saturable renames who sever spoke a civil word to Amanda, tut huffed bar, lihe a great bear, all throughout, is really in love with her. Yon have your suspaions o• the eebj et, and could not endure to see her menaced to suck a popinjay as hit Beverly But tonhole, who thinks of nobody but himself, and goes miu lag about like a feel se be is. Yea would rather a thou mad dam she married the bear. Thee, surely the wicked nem of the 'salute, stepmother, and her confederate the lawyer, who, you are quite sere, has made away with the old gentleman's will, must be punished in the esa. These are problem. which it is nitesseery, foe your peso. of mind sad high erase of jostler, ehosid be satiefactimily solved. Not that you think much of the work, which, to tell the truth, you have a very indifferent opinion of, after all. You think that the author doesn't know a bit about women; that the portrait of Herpes% is preposterous; that there saver was each a woman as Lady Browshill ; and you don't I believe that any men would be so absurdly meguanimous as to propose far a proud beauty suddenly reduced t. poverty, who had twins iejellinel kis be her prosperity. You don't mesa to say gut tine is mot tea cleverness in the book— of mores there ha se you woeld't read bet the author is lamentably iguana of +seam. ibis is tie liesdades upon which the librarian builds. Tetollinnedi be Is sat a the most practical of ones, hie feesiaelles, eMIwM bs W slways regarded as a rock, will tautest ewe of Ohm dsys to be mothball better than is tildmend whim\ 11 umenelly Paul( him. Teen Is a term fie uemmlbsures and meted Wends, r, there is for Was% SOUP of lament, sad honr-gles es. The dyneety et the eiemlurig library Bevel will be as =tolemminsil, at se yen distant peeled• by the level the sellesed. The sevelndsit obi* has been fat ems tide geleg forward ibreegb the indsibtigable spas, of the uewaeundcee'e stands, is rapidly umbenainiu the old library system. The Flying Stature*, ie no longer a myth ; ha is a terrible literary republican • his kern is as eagles whore blest is beard far and wide, ind his keels are winged with steam. The hews of thipeyerg le mot in half so meth duster from the Komuthe and plasmas es the house of the Mediu library from Smith and Som.—Fraser'. Mepresine (Jane). FOREIGNERS IN LONDON. It was work for a foreigner, lame or wand, to make his way with the Bleeding Hearts. In the first plows they were nisei, persuaded that every foreigner had • knife about him i is the monad, they bold it to be a sound eoestitatiocal aatiaal Laos toot he men to so home to his own weeny. They never thought of tiqeirtna bow milay of their own covet/yaws would be d woe their hands from divers pins of the world, if the principle wise pserally reamalsod ; they maskiend it particularly and peculiarly British. In the third phew, they had • Bo tha that it wee • sort of Divine vteitatios sone a foreigaer that he was not in Zegitihmea, sad that all hied' of sr landaus happeeed to hie meetly beano, it did theirs that Ragland did sot, and did sot do things diet Boalsod did. In this belief, to be slue, they bad load been carefully trotted by the Barisal's Saltstalkings who were always proslaiming t' sham, effleielly end unoffici illy, that no wintry whisk failed to submit itself to than Iwo large families could possibly bops to be under the protection of Provides.*; and who, whoa they believed it, dhparaged them in privet* as the mast prejudiced people seder the sue. This, therefore, mipht be milled a pclitlcal parities of tt • Bleeding Hearts; bat then entertained Mk., olootioes to bevies &retrain is the Teri. Trey believed that foreign en we r e always badly off ; and though they wove se ill off themselves is the, meld desire to be, that did not dirsiaieb the form of the objection. They believed that foreigners were dragoo•ed and bayonetted; and thooeh they einteinly got their own skulls promptly fractured if they showed say ill heisoar, still it wee with a blunt instrument, sod that didn't anat. They believed that fore.gners wire always immoral ; and though they bed an ocemstooal amiss at home, sad now and thee • divans ease or so, that had Both's, to do with it. They believed that lonians had no lollop's debt spirit, ae sever being warted to the poll is droves by Lord Declass Tits Harme% with col .en flying sad the tans of Rule Britsasia playing. Not to be tedious, they bad amp ether beliefs of a similar hind.—Litits Dorm (Jose). CELIBACY OF FELLOWS. How is is it that, ender the present system, Fellows of Coarse. ere maid to dream sway their live., daisy little or milldam, sometime@ is eomparative massy, wellies, wattlegoreitiag, like berms paring lute the stream of time for flab that will set mime, for some iodide'', preletemat, 'sly to be gained by Mapping into dead men's ahem ? What is the suns of that moral paralysis which merman the 1 whole ail• gist. system. thine (teat Alma Mater to Misted carbides, Sea vicaraps worse them airman, whose rectories are impropriated ; to public strati', where their ampere are ground and est to the quick, and broke. es the wheel of the ditarasl'y revolving ferocity of boys; Melly, la desperados to Cased'', ittotralia, Now Zia laid, her mat attached, mat valuable, mod meet vloreue nose, wbe would gladl e . live and die ander the shadow of her wimp, sod perhaps, is some came, eves shed a lustre es the same of their fostering pram ? What is it that makes the whole head sick, and the whale lout till for the tedious sea who would pass hie prise Is the I:Falwell ? What is Me leaves of talutieg venom that spoil. the whole lump of her Minot's/es The gaieties is not die colt to mower. Nosy • blighted .red disappointed may, peat middle spe—amey • presseterely faded wawa', who if a wile sad mother would be mill yeses, blighted sad faded thresgh expecting at some anforemen time, year after year, that seellmieury domestic happieme Italian which the badmen of life w mustly ever be earnestly mitered ea, will .sewer—the system of Cslibecy.—Biestwom (lase). STRASDINO OP • STlAllia —Woo regret to state that A. Prawns Rays' staiwielp, Menial ICCldery, whisk lett Umtata is heady 1.4 at 6 cialosli, twat for Glwair, with sheet 40 wails sail SO swinge awaespeta ea board, rem apse the is Wistaeaday metalar at MN poet three Veicak, at • oat WIN NM Lwow% obowt wan to the wilt.! Porlipetrisk sad war the 'alma I. Loth Rpm sad where ahe sew Noe bud oaf foot, with water is all bet oomporionato est. Tao mailer at deo time wan peefealls Ws bat few. The Hon* 02.1111iS &aim. bra Dahlia. tor appaar we, sad wet ar the port moon ow bow& tindittatily sad quiskly. tibia Wog oee,apland, site mammal awl hruegat ilium ea it eloosow, when they leaded poonloy themes shoat 4 Voisilrfilowpwo Do* Mad. P 008.1.01 toasting of sodisol Mow uffa. poor-law ashes woo bold postorday et the Prtootross' Timm the Rod of Sbatieeliery IA the Aar, tolwa ofwoutowso woos mate of the laulogasto swam sad Iloomowomisat mode el the miaow sties all .wad Ibst isemsei den se oder the roust ',Now. owls pdliow podiums dapted la faveat of the pies posowwwwiod by Mr. Pigott'. Geminates la 1164—•• wefts seats ansghoet the itlaricia. oaf laid solaria aosowiiwi M As swage isisbor od ohm. PR!VATI BUSINILIA, The follgwieg bills wore read a seecitd tie.: Commis .iosers of Supply (Scotland); Appellate Jarisdicolea (Bosse of Ltrds); Annaities (N. 2); and National CU lery ; Bills. The following bills wen read a third time: lonhant'slita lite ; Talbot's Divorce; and Bditbargh Masisipality (Amendments) ; Bills. COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY (SCOTLAND) BILL. On the motion of the Doke of Anorm. this InII was read seemed time. PEACE PRESERVATION (IRELAND) BILL. On the notion for 'ri fl e into nniinsittse on this bill, The Earl of DONOUORtdORE moved that the bill be oassitted that day biz months. After a smaveresioo, The Earl of BEBBBOROUGH agreed to limit the Mt to dye peen, which was ..opted . Tt. nimbus( &awes were agreed to, sad the hmteo re lamed. APPELLATE JURISDICTION (ROUSE OF LORDS) _ _ _ _ BILL. The LORD CHANCELLOR. in moving that wood reading of this hill, stated that the bill was (outdid qa the report of the committee whioh had beta appointed is ex muses of Su James Parke haying been mated a par for Ilk sad • imelatioa of the hoes' to the .Beet that it was 'net impotent to the crown to make such a creation. A ilmalendlneo Mil been epoilited, end the eject of their in- Slle, was to marten 6ow fir the administration of jos Oho la their lordships' hones was or was not Batista- Ship to the suitors. The malt wee that no subse a& for their lordships' house would be satisfsete ry Mrs public Eineli was the aloud apish* of those Mho pus evident's, and of the ocisunittes themselves ; M Ohm Inmate a matter of inquiry whit well-founded =k of complaint aimed. Thoago It app. and Met were matters of doted which required intendment, it was felt that there were so sera.. grouted. of complaint. use point was that the matter being confined to the law has, there was so security for their regular attend mice, and rat 6ABIIB were heard by few, three, two, or sometimes by as law lord. This wee b before the committai as Moen of complaint. It was still as open questioa whether globoid inqeiry was best sendoeted by one or more Lodi- Ishals, many eathoritios bang of .pinion that where a Opoistion had to be decided by en individual, the undivided sospossith lit y cooperated for the sore a ikon,. losowledge rat was panted by havieg several jedgas. Sash was his gpflaiest but as the committee had easaimossly eons to the ought to Moore thou ate,hit would notate' 1 E L idliMill er sri llier. The qoatioe then arose as tittle smear of I lad the committee had eases to the cocolassoa that_ light to be the minims. This was hooded e• the gemmil opinion of the witnesses. The seat difficulty was t• some the attendance of the judge.. The wit oesesammearring to the opiate. that that home ought still to lonia Ito appellate jarisdistion, they also thotight that the appoistment of life peers was the beat mode of 'aerie' salleitiat legal strength ter that teams!. Rs consumed ia thinklog that this was the bat miens which scold he adored for ' g an Sermon of legal talent, without in troOmias to the house as persuomers a comar of pass pare. It was thought fit that no one should be @c leated for this aloe who had sot discharged high Jaaltlel duties for • period of five years. Various saggesenall were made as to the status of them perionu, and eveatmelly it was speed that her IlleJoety ought to have the pews. whether or lad it at moat, of muting life peen. To what eztent was the usage's thin. Aleeg with the Lord Chem:aloe, It would he at last neeeemuy to have other awe Judges sitting. It was thialr e irimmad that her Kehl* Monti be enabled, if she t It, tomer. on say poem who hid dimilmeged =alsties for five your. In silliks to • pomp for eatory of • mesh moss% ad Mos this. should hold *Mai as deputy imenhom i to edit dro l = Classeellor, the teams ogee* odes Infos tho semi as that of other judge,. By that mum their lordships would' mare • trlbaral otaidenag if use hes than throe judge s supposed to be the meet emieent that Westminster Ha ll was likely to afford. The boll also propoted to soot soother evil that bad been moth oomplaised of. It pro- Pa." gee fare their lordship. power to alt for the per. feriorsee of their jodiesl fanssiose alter the mad of the *salon, aid tem t. diem.. of ail the oasis' before them. Practically the bushw set down in eagle session was no mere than could he got through, were it not for the outstandlog arrears, widen bad first to be disposed et ' At the opening of toe swam el 1866, thi re wen so fewer than twenty-five cams la aerate, sod at the open-' log of the present there were ten; but the proposed plea would enable their lordship, to get rid of them alto gear. Several ether °metals's of • minor diame ter had some aloes the committee ; but they ap peared to have eonsidered than as mitten entirely within the competes,* of their lordships to dispose, of thecoseltres. One of those cempleints was the custom which required two lay lords to mit la order to make up the quorum. Practically no benefit accrued from that rale ; it was a mere idle cerame.y, for the lay lords took as pat is the proceeding., and their pastime merely gave as ap pearance of Impropriety when, in reality, there was some. II the bill became law, the dielmeity would he removed, isamoch as tie two Deputy Baskets would always sit with the Lord ChaemPor, as wed as such other of the law lords to might think proper to be present. It was also sug gested that the house should adopt as such as potable the forms aces., Judicial tribunal, ; sad that the two Deputy Speakers should sprier in means It was thought that that would precept permn from soloist in end speaking to them while they were engird he hearing ca' es ; for eobicly would do eo to 'jades ups, the beach. He did not mean to say that the low lot-. did sot really pay as much nemesia as they would do if they were la eaten.; but still it was thought that it would give WM taWmketioo to suitors if the judges out is such a guise "'would give them the appearance of sot neglecting the cause hefe them. Again, It was proposed that the he toed. should deliver judgment mated ' at the table instead of rising is their phase, se at present, to fillOit the jad. emit of the hams. All these, however, wire' matters entirely wahines. marvel of the home, sad amid sot he med. the subjects of legidetbs. There was one ether matter which would nqeire cosederatiou, mid that' ' was the question e f expense. (Rear, hear) A great part of the methane of suits before their lordships aloes feom • raise that was entirely beynad their control, mainly, the fees paid to the eminent costael who were generally is. played In suck cases. Their lordships might, however, ses eider whether they would not dispose* wi , h the printed " case" which they now required of ea& litigant. That occasioned a great deal of expense, but whether it did stein the sad toad materially to shorten the duration of the suit, would be salter for ansidetatiou. (Hem) The oohs and leaned lord 'occluded by moving the sowed rafts of the bill. Atter eoasldereble dieeenloa the bill tree NW a 10111011141 time, ead ordered to be wasaittad. The Absentee (No. 2) Bill wee &leo raid a second time. NATIONAL GALLERY BILL, Oa the eactiineior ;WeTenta reedtai of the bill, Lord ST. LIONABDIS remarked that ose of tbe objects of this WI was to reaction the sale of saprosed assents, pictures is the Netioaal Gallery; the hill provided that the proceeds s• Gold be carried to the credit of the enroll dated fund, bet he would sanest that all the nosey should rather be spiked to the panne, of other *tang that sight be aniessary to complete the ea Man 'Winne. At the same time great ratio* should be observed in dine:nag lof these digearded piastres shish it might be thought de ' dibble to /AL There night be lajadkious sales as WWI. dose parching, gad is ordn to obvtate that It would be as well, perhaps, that the order of the director, with the en seat of the 'funny dlreedeg the sale, should be laid os the table of both he.... of parliament for at least sin weeks before it absolutely took plan. The bill was thea read a second time. OXFORD UNIVERSITY BILL. The upon of asmuidraoats it rare bill war brought up and FIRE INSURANCE BILL. This Wl] prod tGroagb tiossmittile. Their lordships this seljosroed st fits =tastes post sight °Work. HOUBB OF OOM M0M:1. 7 FRIDAY, MAT 30. Tao BPIAILII took tee akely at 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. &wiry sad Timelcy Road Ili dlsebrosib Esfseslos sad Ispromsest ; Poarlik sad Coakersosth Roads; sad Balaban sad Barsky Moot Road, Billy wire toad a taltd time sad pitied. ------- _ PUBLIC BUSINESS. BUSINESS OF THE BOUM Ia 11111WIP to MI RADIFIIILD, LORd PALMERSTON sail It was Istosded to take Sap. ply ps liesdep. He weld sot say abs bar the &Web Mu ' endow 11$11 would emu ct. It way members Isteresied Ia the education Totill could set be p:tteest, thew votes eight be pes.posed. SCOTCH AND IRISH PAUPERS REMOVAL BILL. Mr. T. DUNCOMBE sated the Proddeet of the Poor Law Board, if It was his twenties to penguin with the Sestab sad Irish Pauper Removals Bill dues( the lowest sessies b seemieltles W Übe eauserris Witless that lied Irs• ussintillem W plaid As soistry, as well es from eM augsls, spina Its Ydbg provisiou of tlie Mr. BOUVRRIB said Ws MS we feasded ea the us mimeo resumesedalles el • Wad inellitla, sad be treats (Stamped ld. Additional.) pm with it, alihoagh ha was aware that a good many English, several Retch, sad a number of the Irish members wen opposed to i . (Inmates.) MR. BAILLIE'S MOTION. T IRE AMERICAN ------- _ _ QUESTION. Lord PALMERSTON •aid he limbed to ask the hon. number ter I 9 a quettios es to what course he in tended to porno with reference to the motion of which he had dived n. don Mr. BAILLIE fl pli.d that he bed gives Dodos for the first eiget of going in•oeommiitee of supply on the army estimates; bat he did no . know whet night they would be brought on ; if on Thursday cr Friday, he would then pro ceed with his nv.t.en DULWICH COLLEGE. Mr. T. DIINCOMBE asked the Storetory of State for the Home Department if it was t►e intention of the gOWlftl mint to introdac• soy I ill during the present "Won to carry out the lest ichi me of the Charity Commissioners in nforeato to Dulwich College ; also, whether the commit sioners poems, say autt miry to prevent in the interim the filling op .f three • icaacies, v s., of *se poor brother and two poor scholar. belonging to the parish of St. Lake, Mid dlesex ? Mr. BAINES ►aid it eras the lateatlon of goveromeat to introduce a bill on the ►atjeet. With reg►rd to the veeenries to which his hon. Mead had referred, the Charity Commissioners had bit it their duty to recommend that they should not be filled up while the nemeses was pending, ►at in point of law they had ao right to deprive the parishes ef the benefit. TUE WELLINGTON MONUMENT. Vistiouret CllELfilik wished to ask a question of the Chancellor M.A. Etch/quer. It had been stated a Short time ago that a hab,ma.. of 26.00 W. remained in the Bache quer out ef 'ha sum of 80,0001. voted for the funeral of the Doke of Wellingtoo, and that it was intended to apply It to the ereciiioa of a monument to Me duke. He wished to known it was intended to bring forward any estimate oa the suhject la the mum of the present mealoa, as it was Imp r- Mat that artists should have full aotice The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said t h ut inch a Wears old remain, and it could not be appropriated to any purpose without the authority cf parliament. In stroctioas tad been gives to his right bon. friend the Pint Comuladouer of W..r►e oa th• subject. The matter was sot quite matured, and it was cot likely that any estimate would he required Mil seselos, but no time would be lost in 'skim for designs. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Mr. WILSON having as,,Ted that the house at its rising do adjourn till Monday, la mower to a question of Sir F. Titzetouit., The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stated he intended to take the civil 'mice intimates on Monday, bat he would not trll..ng the committee beyond ton o'clock, in order toe's the Lord Adv it..to an cpportanity of bringing on the Scotch Educatioa THB MILITIA. Colonel GILPIN ran, pumthat to unties, to all the attention el the hone to the empeesatios proposed to be given to the stills. The pinion had bun m enet Mese raised is the hone, and It was now understood 'hit it was intended to give the surgeons a parity of twelve months' pay, sad the subal terns three ; it rad also been stated that the paymasters wend mein twelve menthe pay. Under the original re gulation, issued by the right hon. member for Wilthire ' (Mr. 8. Herber) when Seentary at War, neither surgeons nor pinniaaters wen to be entitled to nythios on the tree. meet being disembodied. He thought that the subaltern had every nun not only to be satisfied, but to be thankful, for the esy in ehii h nip were Mated, but he would re sted the house that the paymasteis had to give muddy to the goverment, and were put to mach serene in organising the fleansiel system of their regiments, gad after they were disembodied they would be obliged to remain is this country for perhaps twelve months natal all their anoints were audited, sad he theistic they ought not to be placed he • worse rod , ioa thee the surgeons. He hoped @smithies would also be dome for the nee commissioned colleen end privates. To give them the bounty was man to give that to which they already had a right; and many of them were now slider stoppages for the summer clothing tench bad only Just been Omen. At the cod of the last oar the militia received S 4 T. ral cloys' pay. Daring this war they bad done more than =nineteen did be fore, and they ought not ti bra worse seated.. They had given 3:1,000 volunteen to the line, sad, beide that, they had turnahted the Meditatoonosn isntroa. It the itomsalmil erined,they wield helve got 10,000 of them to go to the Cdl.llll, Mai due'piiued wit rend, lOC any SISTICS. The only retina made to the °Man for their steno= in in , deicing the men to +(Austen was to reduce them until the regiments gaup their fell complement again. It was stated that the foreign legion westo get twelvemonths' pay sad a grant of lead. Dlr. FEM.—A street et land only.] if the expense wee hilly .rated, he believed it would be found that every one of these foreigners net so much se three militiamen. The noble lord at the head of the Wet Dentin mut had lately said, that ohm the Monne for dismissing these legions, be hoped die oouatry would not forget the seal with which they had rallied resod our Miner. Be (Colonel Gilpin) hoped the house would not forget their own countrymeo who had rallied round their banner, and Shot when war broke oat spin the bead of the government, whoever It might be, would not at the diet sign of hostilities nth into the foreign market for men, but rely on the tangy and enrage of his own enmity's's. Complaint. of • almilar tenor were urged by Cat. MINNS sad members, and elicited a reply from Mr. F FEEL, who 'spatted In detail the regulations provided for the digerati-aliment both of militia regiments and the forego legion, and jostled the principles on which the War-face had arranged the terms offered in the ' several am. The neject ws• resumed and pursued for some time. Lord PALMERSTON—Sir, I am sure tits house will not expert me to asp anything now on those Swann matters whieb have ben retried to ; bat I cannot allow the coo 'mann to god without enuring the house inn no nen can be more sensible than her Majesty's government are of the extreme value of the militia force. I quite serge with the right hoe. gentlemen (Mr. Waiwle) that with reference to the security of the country upon all ecescons of ewe,- gently. the militia is • moot invaluable force to the publis envie, ; and nothing could be farther from our intention or with than that *analog should be done which slight ludwpose either the °Moen or the men from pursuing ois nitre oecasione the same honourable course that they have ;tinned recently, and coming forward as they have done, In the most gallant and bendense mea ner, sad sacrificing all private cosalderatioas, to the public aortae. With regard to what hes fallen from the right hoe. gentleman as ti the probable period of the return of the d. fungi regiments from the Mediterransa, I wish to say that arrangements will be made which will, I hops, en cure their return long before the harvest. it will probably take place by the early part of July. I wish also to observe that a mate r distinction has bees nenkoked between the *million of militiamen sad that of the men of the to Mins. The militiaman after returning to his matey is liable to be Mai oat for further training, and, moreover, when he Marne home, he naturally falls back again into hie ordinary pasha. On the other hand, the tonne legionaty having bees takes away hoes kb own amain when he is discharged is is a much more helpless conditios than the militiaman. He teapot very well return to his ulna nanny; and therefore when an attempt was to be made to persuade foreigners—O•roms, Swiss, and Italina—to leave their country, is order to be employed In the Crimea, or wherever their serviette might be required, it was natural to suppce• that mime tenon mint beyond that of mere pay for the time tee service must be held rat to them. Let it not be supposed, however, that there was or has been intimated, any distrust of British sub jects at the period whet it was determined to rule. Lodge mope. The eine of that determination wee simply that we have no c )nsoriptiou. (Roar, boar) We do not throw a nestle' net over our population and sompol than to come into the reeks the moment they are waited. Our army and our militia are, I sea happy and pseud to my, both formed by mesas of voluntary enlistment; sad as that le a slower proems, though an inflation better one when the week is iiii•0111- PlidiSta, than • soescriptit n, we bad meowed tee t-reignon for the emerpnits of the ear. CAMBRIDOR UNIVERSITY BILL. Oa the motion for plug into committee on the shove bill, Mr. BOUVRRIE explained the astute and motives et the changes which the bill was designed to effect to the eoustitition of Cambridge University. Stating that the revenue of that institution was 24,6001. in middies to en aggregate Mom of its various "alleges amonatiag to 186,0001., he contended that for this Inge neon* so ado. quote advantages were returned Neither in the somber of the studinits, nor to the quality of the educating 'forded, wen the Jost espeeteti-si of the mantry adequately rel ined by the results. The cooseeimence had bran that the university bad mood to be sought as a plea of ohiestioa even by members of the glass who could well afford to bear the *spews. The right honourable member then pro vided to detail the provinces of the bill as divested towards emodellieg the governing authority of the asininity, and removing the obstructions which sew barred aeons to its potions spied a large seethe of the community cn amount of their religious opinions. Is them *hasps the model est by the Act relating to Oohed wee chiefly followed, an elective masts being proposed, by which body island totem ..raid be originated, and a now curriculum of educate* framed, more sem - rdant with the wants sad ideas of modere society. Private halls to whisk Demesnes were admissible were also seeetioned by the measere, bat their est•Mishaseut would be left to the discretion of the mend genera. This septennial% of • parlimestary commission we. provided for in the bill, bet the interfareees of this *sternal authority would, he and. Mooted. mans se obasetiosabie shape, bat he limited to the [TWOPENCE. emeridee of some slight cootrol or the proffer of advice lu matters of detail. Mr. WALPOLE, without opposing the measure, argued that the faults and dr ficieocies charged against Cambridge University were much exaggerated. flemsrkie ft upon the lug. inipravriner.ta accomplished during the last thirty years, by the internal action of the unsversity itself, and °Wog many mimes of distinguished men who bad received their education within its walls, to urged the esp.diency of leaving the collar a as hr as pointers unh►mpered by any isiterfereace and free to carry out the reforms welch had been so well begun. The ►dl, he argued, should be rendered permissive rather than Inactive. After some remarks by Mr. Pollard-Urquhart, Mr. Hey wood, and Mr. J. Phillimore, the house sett into committee upon the bill; but before all the clauses were agreed to the eman was ordered to retort •0 pit .gain. . yrnp,aH, . WEST INDIA LOAN bILL. This bill pasetoeTihtot;tT Cim7tartiee discussion. POLICE (COUNTIES AND BOROULIMS) BILL. On the order for the third reading, Mr. DEEDES suggested the co.tcoseenent of the bill. Sir G. GREY objected, sod the bill was read a third time. After a tow verbal alterations the bill was phased, amidst . . o• theirs. _PUBLIC HEALTH SUPPLEMENTAL BILL. T;isar psessi7lll7rosahr.Wojt;;;;. --- POOR LAW AMENDMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL. This bill was read • sicoad tine. SMALL DEBTS /MPRI,ONMENT ACT AMEND RENT BILL This who sad a wand them JUDICIAL PROCEDURE, Re. (SCOTLAND) BILL. This bill passed , hrough coa motes. - REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS BILL. VIA bill was read a thiTdTirth and pawed. FORMATION, Ike., OF PARISHES BILL. Oa the motion of the Marquis of BLMIIiIORD, the home resumed the consideration et the Masan in committee as this bill, postponed from 22nd May • but on an objettica raised by Mr. BAD/1111.D and repeated by Mr. ki we LIT, the CHAthmaw reported pregress, and the bul was lumber post posed. The Factories Bill and the Pawnbrokers Bill were seve rally read a third time and passed. General Williams's Aetna*, Bill passed through am mitts.. _ _ _ . The report of the sommiltee at the Excise Acta eras brought goad greed to, sod a founded upon the reso lutions ordered to be brought in. JOINT STOCK BANKS The committee on this bill *es fined for Monday nest. SOUND DUBS. Mr. ERAMLEY•6IOO/tE moved for a return of the number of vessels, specifying the different nations, end the aggregate tonnage of each big or notion, which posted the Bread at Elsinore, for the years 1845 to 1864 inclusive. Agreed to. RATING OF MINBS. Mr. KENDALL moved to no:einem so the select com mittee to inquire into the law acid practice with respect to the rating of man :—Mr. Kendall, Mr. Michael Williams, • Mr. Deeds., Mr. George Caw mulish. Mr. Child, Mr. Boll••• lie, Mr. Hutchins, Mr. Philippe, Mr. Orgy, Colonel Pea sant Mr. Ridley, Viscount Monet, Mr. Spooner, Mr. Hoe. my Vivian, and Mr. LitUstsa. Mr. HADFIELD suggested that the app damsel:et of the committee etould be postponed, in order 1114 pettier la .t tad might bar. an opportunity of considering the com position of the committee. The names ot Mr. Kendall, Mr. Michael Williams, Mr. Deeds's, Mr. Geo. Verandah, Mr. Child, and Mr. Bourne, were pat end agreed to serrations. Oa the name of Mr. Hutchins being pat. Mr. HADFIELD moved the adjoarmest of the debate. The house divided, when there appeared: For the adjournment Apia's* it Ms. A. PELLATT thee moved the aOJ .eroment of the hoes.; bat, after a brief conversant:is, the sootiest was with drawn. The names of the other members to serve on the com mittee win thee pet sad agreed to. Tim remaining orders were the. disposed of, and the home adjoin:nod atone o'clock. IRELAND. TIM PEACE REJOICINGS. DUBLIN, NA: 30. If Dublin eontribe'ed it. lair proportion of the sinews of war," both in men and m nry, it has certainly had its lull shore of the rejoicings celebrate the peace, an d never did a city enter more cordially into the enjoy mint of • public (Wordy than it bee dose oa toe ccessimt. AU the circiumstaiceg win favouraule for the purpose, and, above all, the weather was most pi-noisiest*. A bright scut shoes daring the whole of pair..toy, and last night the rockets burst against a Cm blue sky, without a speck of cloud, and not • brOfie ditterlod • single jet of RUIN the illesainatiens. The day was chstrod as • holiday in all the public offices and mercantile establishments, and I. every respeetable place tt business throughout the city. The front. of I timbals were de. aerated with figs, green breach's. sod, in scene natation, with paint cgs milionntio of either the peso) or of her Mojesty'a biltliday ; aid the streets were thronged with pioptii daring the day, net pt during the soup!, of hours in which May wore desirteo fir she review to the Naftali-pert. The programme ofeelebratioa comprised three parts, wisely, the grand military display in toe park jut referred to, the izhibit ion of fireworks in the same pin* in the Mainly, and thirdly, the illumination of the public building, to which a great many private housw contributed with much briLiancy. The vessel. in th e river w er e a l so gaily deemed out in flags, adding not • little to the pleasing effect of the swag. At as early boor the troops, assosstiag is all to 6,000 men, were moved from the barracks to toe Fifteen Acres in the Phmath-park, end posted in a line flanked bir cavalry and artillery, on the south aide of the plain of posits to the Chief Secretary's Lodie. Of theses the steely', eeelq posed of th e 2nd and Sid Drs gc o a G uar d s so d the 16th Lanese' sad the Royal Artillery. limbered 812 meo ; thn re ' reminder being made up of the 96th Regiment the Somerset. Bedford, Cbs thirst, Waxfori, and Booth Militia real meats, and the Enrolled Pessimist,. The Tipperary Artil lery were posted at the rear of the flagstaff erected on the Borth side of the plain. Order was kept by the military, with the sseistatthr of the metrtplitso polies. At hall Fast twelve the Lord Lieutenant arrived, sad the royal salute of twenty-one gsos wee fired, with a doithuge of musketry along the Infantry line. His Eccellesey rode on borsebaak, attired in plain clothes, with a blue mak and orders as breast, and was acoompaaied by Lord Ramborough, Lord Si Lawrener Captains Bitaroy , Erased, and Lindsay, sad Lieutenant Monne, aides-deesaip, Mr. Howard, private secretary, and Captain Chaplin ; and the viceregal party iscladed Lady Pansy Howard, Mrs. Chaplin, sad several other ladies of rank. The Commander-in -.. Chief, General Lord Seethe, with the Hoe. Moor Wreaks, 2nd Life Guards, and Captain Middleton, 71h Dragoon Claude, aides.de-eusp, end the ether principal Offipti of the garrison, met hie lixcellency in the fl Id, and ell of them rode along sad inspected the lice of troops. The cortege then crossed the plain and took its ststi. a et the flagstaff, behind whiet. carriages end cars fil:ed with apes tater bitched up the space extending to the grounds of th• Chief Secretary. Amongst the equipages was that of the Lord Mayor. The trope formed tato column, and marched past the flagstaff, with bends playing. in the following order :—The Royal Artillery, the Zed Dragoon Guards, the 3ed Dregooas, 16th Lancers, 913th Regiment, the gooterect„ the Bedford, the Wexford, and the South Cork Militias, the Pensichen, and the trys of the Hibernits 803 , 01. The cavalry having afterwards tretuid and galloped pest, arum mottle ensued, in which a variety of matocanes were era cited In brilliant styli. The multitudes that wont forth in the morning to the Pit. teen Anti were fu exoseded by those that proceeded in the same direstios is the evening to behold the 81 , ries of pyrotechnic art. It is hardly an exaggeration to say, that all Dublin went out to see the firework.. They wore, of course, magnificent beyond description. The Lord. Lie etas. neat and party withered them from • pavilion erected in the peek. TM illuminations of the public buildings and princi pal shops wine very ered.tabla to the rate and ingenuity of the Dublin citrus. All went tared, and well. Tits TIPPERARY BAs[.—The appeal from tha decides of Master Murpby to the Muter of the Rolls, in the ease of U. if npliett shareholders, was opraed yesterday. Mr. Fitzgibbon, Q.C., who argued the case so fogy ou the former oefteion, proceeded at length is state the circa:s alaam. At four &club the farther bearing of the use tree Joined to Friday moentog. Mr. li'DAsugh, Q.C., Mr. Dewy, Q.C., and Mr.Lutlue, are isouterd ow toe other side. Fns AND Lois or Two LISEL—Oa Thursday ofebt a Si. broke oat on the tatatoes of Mr. Mitchhter, vetted= Wind and peokiog ear* =anafaetaro, 8.. Ana's 's:mit, Dees street. Soho. Mr. Mitcham, hie eon sad dasightet, recopied the fret floor, sad seven' other falai hae teaseled a porticos of the baticbag. The back untie, where the Sr. tuijiaated, was rested by a pore= eaa Dobbleaoe, lad Mr. Bowler, bit wife,., a these chum,, re sided la the roost takeout". The fire wee speedily got seder, bat We regret to sey that two ahildres, Bin. sail George Boyles, were feted burnt to death in one of the rooms. The salsa of the Ire is askew's. CRYSTAL mica. CONDUIT Dot.—FRIDAY, MAY $O.--.llAmbeieee, ea parses", 1,964; ditto by seam MIL Total visitor., 6,116. 1