The Express. — London, England, 1857-06-06 00:00:00

181/1. riOs. SL Samaidmi. A THE DAILY NEWS: IAMDO/4 !OK. TY Tamar= rrrralitg erre. NM el di la *be es eael wire el be mewl wew-lb We wenn et l o t We in.% end w Ivied alwamlee aweibled la We Mg. I*We sineseleswele itolllllo,l /NW/ II lIELIL/Ifik r Vr a. Ze iss " An we =el elesS " Vititor osni so moss. ilreirerblll ALL 011 6"1MIIIIII aonwrion Yr swra Mt ...eargigeweews. whim' lie OW • demesebb MOW le ow @Wove et my %edema. beemers la %be Wager ; w elleA Ilerweleareet. WWWWww. Lwelene 'IA It Wades be eepoemeed Wa s , . eelales Af ew Um eeee Wel at • ward eelee. dee to an* Webb are at Nom amt. raft , MA WT• P.Ad edema W loweeeee er&w. THE. DAILY NEWS delivered to all parts of rot tr- 6 .0“ w p lit ihoweesstsv ii ma/ R izz i = r Wee L lloativAl. ELTYLIZZT. _Tap 10•Inso. TIM HUEBLIID 011 LS ROCIL— HT 1101 g. Vika A--LTALLST.—Ornm.eilt. TU Warm% ILNOWILIMII I MOM 1.1 HIS CAITLI dl 111011AliD WHOM D. Mr. me Etl. C. 1 —IMP rem llMAmass 'Ts 1,11111.. MAST'S:Mira R. MAW C. Dmeak_A. Orbs. J.? wale: larm DriarA. Lammr.—Ami TUM vILLAOM BMITH Mem. GA MM . UM*, rod J. 4. sm.; rrM. Oars-imea liawl& HIGH WATS& AT LONDON DRIDOI. Too DAT -11.4.104. allorsona. Lb. re. ToaleaselP—lllai•Lag. lb. Om. Aftenisle. LONDON. B.II77ADAY. JUNE 6. ALL sincere and thoeglidol Bleeds of Electoral Reform will hay. lambed with eatisfection that upon the same day which witnessed in the new House of COORKOII the repudiation of the Tory scheme for taking votes at'elections by way of Voting Papers, the parka was fixed for resuming the diecuesim of the only method of protection worth debating--namely, the Ballot. It is suite right that the temper of the newly-eland Hoes, d Repraientatires should with out delay be tested ups this all-important saint. But perhaps it was es well that the autocratic counter proposition amid be first entertained and disponi of. The gmsod i. thas fairly cleared ; and we ion be the bettor able te estimate who are really with es and who against as. Lard ROOM Czcit.'s speech wee probably . plausible a statement of the ere on haat of tie foes of popular power as mil have less ant. To do him jostles, he showed Rae test end la keeping oat of right the IMP gamer of adopting the system eleesidin, his eider sad (it might be hrobei) ally, Sir Rumor lint.t.r. The alas Maim is `Stamford oenteeted himself with pima ementeale that all possible objections were setters of dells, which he felt confident might be eat with estisib► tardy in Committee: bow or in what Imp he took eare not to hint or say. The , loused Member for Suffolk, with that miens ineptitude for appreciating public opinion that has characterised him throughout the whole of his politi cal life, bad the rashness to commit himself by giv ing a specimen of the prone jowl of the measure which would carry out Lord R. Mies plan. To guard against fraud and foul play, the honourable and learned mamas actually proposed that every vote should be given in writing, in the peewee of two justices of the poses! As if the curries of the sisals franchise were en set which, at emus law, raised the romeellie presimptise of geilt, eat that every dellequet eleeter siseald have before his eyes the terror of two emadtther legislates, who might, if they class, deter him by their awful frown, or panel him by their diffretlesary power. This was rather too slug hr the petiole:is of his hearers; and the predeand suggesties appease to lave been remind with as very reverent spirit by the Moose. No attempt was made to displace the mess of coo demnatory aviaries brought forward by Mr. 11PCourew wine the system as it now weeks ender the re The isediotsmi the Seentazy to the Clemaits ltv Air dose Sot the hie eIsINI amillus et asteshly mai set beinedi. Beijerealr far do IPadliag the mini II a whole se long as it aerie enalteeekly r ef pediment, they may beamed ben %hi tar epee pert Ile emedemselise. Dot It Is dose is reforms drib by the bower able ad had maker he Ibsen& te pow eesdings limns Seek neelleslha 111 at Ash et dispute; and Ilr (Mown Osor. la esabslai fie intuition of Clemsement to resit tbe melba he a Committee, gave bteiltatbm smut to the force of the mrsmeale ea peels dime& against it. Thaw le the peehoimet heft manifested try r• sm. an nab leg took 141011.• tags of a *Waft 841.11.1 a paps lag is MANN SRO to withdrew Me pap s however, he affected to elhebergie poibly he wag tele a Bill fbniel umstentelly esellmbi thsetheik is sheave is one 'eh hes fit Ile pleme semi Wog h areborelliat kik( to what leleine • loolitY ler •Ple •U et emit an Aetna sesuileg actively the popular rem* against MS- Isar ea& ON Fla la. RISENBERO ea CORNS : the kluarmist .11.1.9 se be ee deelrerrant WO if le wilisseas eeree—llendos .. 7. P.M; eel hy lek_ftesi • re beetle bad el were. no ideeek 0013111PUIFirrIAST, Mira ; ohne b. Z o ....d e=b i rbt l e fr get= l" -- - Vas Oxfirsoo. TO CORILISPONDINTS. ihimmirisois burial la "7M Ilawr." Lenin lhaiNg Na. son b. a the OM" to. asewiliminet. te Two eChilli es dm dlog II peV/asiffs. I ..slicrt -- , 0 . -- bi 7 r ay timating urs that possibly the tibia ßat he would ri fooraded sc sre 1c It will be messmary. therefor", to observe the mum a salutary viglienee whisk has hr the present served b to prevent the fret sbrp being taken in subverting ; the liberty el eked= ; and loskiag to what is before I 110 next year, we cannot too strongly urge upon all who are heartily desirous at swain an effectual i Bofors Bill, the duty of sustaining actively the 1 demand for the true popular remedy against WI- I =Motion. U all the gentlemen who spots the hastimp in blares and April last vowed their 'diorama* to the Ballot, are had at their posts whom Mr. Inakurre brier forward hie aroma mai" we shall have to onegratalate the candry yea a great hush of isprasestativo strength in that direction. Thu lea. member for Bristol amused the Home by the tans of sympathy sad emtiesmsat la which he add oessd the waveriag sadism of the Tory party ; sad admonished them to halt no learn so the brisk of the tide, se to dabble in the caddy pool Bir F. LILLY and Laid R. Cm= hid invited them to %Mho la. bet to desk is boldly okras with his for pemaler rights and tree voting. Bed may a true ward is spokes ta jet ; and 11r. , though is loves a joke, sad sop* DO himself the inasesat mstillosidem mhos sernamion offers, hue a shrewd mass of the astral position of his old aatagomists. Lihe ail who ham eyes tow sad brains to werimmtesi the sigma of the times, he waives that Am rd. Yen of the Comearvativo Opposition la" beemila domporabo, on for as the attainment of apse i nisei : sad he knows thst desperate Impseeds asm, will de startlisg N.. , THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1867. lie down quietly to die. The humorous member for Bristol doubtless Alia that if he could only once persuade Toryism to walk into the auction for popularity and make a bidding, there is no saying how far the feeling of cospetition with Whimsey might carry it. A painful recollection must haunt Conservative drams of the blunder made in 1830, when under the guidance of the late Duke of Watosototi and the late Sir ROBERT Put, the party went open s/rads/I against all reform. Years of exclusion fres power have been the penalty paid for that moan blander. Will it be repeated now ? There am daily indiratime to the contrary. Even that dullest of dear old dukes, his GUM of CLISTELAXD, has recently given birth to what he believes to be an idea favourable to Parliamentary Reform. The ducal scams is hardly worth repeating ; but it is well meant, and may lead to scathing better in other queers. On the whole, there is an evident stirring beneath the straw. What will come of it ? TIM Savings Bask Bill, as now amended, is a very decided improvement on the original measure, and we should sincerely regret that the very im portant advantages it menet to the general body of depositors should be lad or deferred through en remonskin azigeasiss on the part of the Govern ment. or al lhato laterwird in die existing Banks. The doh* reeks for the whole d tbe deposits I is a bra Ihn Oils will tally appreciate, and the pLe loriatesil flana the Frank instantiate, of cor m*, iaai kebe stook on the demand of the dots poillewbbfteedr exaellent. We would also cell alleadia le it warrision kr on being holden of dad ao onweadail to grant power ot attorney to I lia Ontwhiewaa authorising them to rosin *- l AN* ibiassa, sod pay them to the await of the delarlise at the Ravings Bank whisk naives he semi irele The will Malibu soma rage many person In* _525 __a distance from London to bosom IstioNers, a form st investment calsablail mw than any other to oneetzsgo and away pwiadal habits. Ws diem ohm the introits:Oa of a clause whidt ws peelpalp plated oat as ramtial to say mow at Ms reding del an annual soon* it theinraimsdemoialselop Banks shall be re. mei to Paelheeek id* • staloree et So ire* due to IkendliMa ly the OmMaidensnta d tilts awe Nibs to wait thee doing 'Lk leareab wan oily to the taw bud* *a =... Brarity Savings Inds s be &whir Ins at as Bill sans* tha all waldlag Pads will moo taw that title, otherwise we sled& be girl io me a *sitar remit cinch regards this** nil liabilities connected with iho naiades at the pram* time, sad Idle ara decline tits GevaewmaesaritUaas Bat we le sot la the test milstrie ihe swam la • pront hem will la annoy.' adspled, or we eanaot andiarstil Ihn Threes and Managers of novinp Beebe &mit be called spa to me* raillowi swain which they an left pas* la ler dark. We repeat tbst *thud twat smile whisk libiably wail difted ina to tem he dat the ernikee • Goveriusd parsee reero met et es bed* we sled& be direst lo lash are is geeressiat et the advantage alio* by the orems as a lee eel thee the annese white raliteinedy ariesebeali dee s idea greiginik rove weessrele ie moo. nig a beim imisseassers. It me be sinew best abet those grit sees set else at a worabler able seedise ot deb own coaesines tea bees whet settee, wink at the least elide thse be oxen warikrad" while their dual knowledge of the brills of bra*" and their *Whim on M the difekaap of the regulations sow is Wee k Bak eve* Iseb, is lately to be at the Last ai vend* amid useful as that cot the antral arberity from whom thaw regulations I are to issue "from time to timer If the Cr es t:m.oa of the ESCIMII7/2 1990 sods up his mind as to the details of these malodors, why are they not lidded to the Bill in a stimuli! If, on the coa trary, be proposes to ascertain hereafter what rules may be necesery, it places the existing Banks in an unfair portion, for they are clearly delivering them erns up, boded band and foot,to the Oonnaorsar 01011WAL and Commissioars. It is true that the liephdam are not to be binding without the mac flea Commimionen of the Treasury; but we debt very en* the value of that proviso, *law who rsgrothms are previously submitted to the 'gym eel larger* of Savings Banks, and their dissibm buil. We have net the slightest doubt slat Bir O. C. lawn lir but one end in view, aeraly, giving the Government 90 effectual a con ing over the Banks that the responsibility ▪ saw women shall not be abased. But =head that this new responsibility is im amornaged by the public in general. Its rise/ is simply the amount of money paid in by Widnes to the Savings Berlin, and not yet neat over by the Trustees to the Commissioners. Than an altogether some 500 Banks, and if we take $OOl. even as the average Boring balance (the legal amount being W.), we get at 150,0001. as the sod mount the Clovernmeat is called upon to pa swiss ; and we believe we have put it at a figure laid' win be laughed at by those familiar with Beige Dade Ile CeascaLcoa of the Elan, em„ bessowe dies .at idle so narrow a vow of Os setter ; he la we idiom dee* desires of gibing Savings Basks ea sash a beteg that thin utility and imortenos may be km* loorsard mei with that legertaoce the at the Oeseimal as err& the gaweare will inseam Oar Ida is that b. dell not &hat bis beevanat mei patriotic object by a want d *aka as to the scans by which be proposal to sabot it. The Bill already provides for the creation dilations WI elm with salaries stroked to them ; and it adbadm the Goverment to establish, when it gnome elli where it pie* new Banks, and to era op sad return the deposits if they do not arm, all of which is *errata' at the general Ilaslogo Bank toad. Now, it seen bat a little more to gorier the Osounment giereatee a roster to the astir don the adoption from time d the lallawdome whisk might now, egg have osmosis maw the preset system 1111 *at we enema sari a gram of adoption, di% weed be a feet seenragement to fraud ; lei ea ail few say greater risk than answary • se w the gplareetos barbarous, at the general body of ingsettors. If the Brill be insister upon as it ars saw* with power an the port of the Commksionses to mar and change regulations as they phew, applying them generally in a sort Procreates& torsion if they are to mega* or re move oaken without retinae to the Trustees and Managers, we have net dr slightest doubt that to peering of the Bill wither dear explanations as tio the mode in width dire power ante be trarrad mill be the sigual hr a rend tedreilia moos reilessea now Oleg three dim In vie el rerhie et the Bill, whisk seer truly seem* leer hie bra sastalled by asportato Resists Bete wo miliaria that as a • lay bars been eretra rd. m far as their the , that supervision gesOw alikly creatable manner ; and we see Moll en Cave the weet4l direction that Nei a* Wks ease a year, or lose do* flailmsd) Oat will maw that superable awe allbataal against buds by clever knaves. To able, lierefore, to the Treeless and Managers that the Combelesers in London are Pin. by intuitive ii.mbr i p, to instruct them in dm but maids fti oseielft tbalianka, and refusing lima. at Oa faile dim ova a sample of that know • will be igt br OM area booth. We believe, ialleaver, that as prod MN will be so efficacious la extending the utility d Savings Banks—the ob jeet the introducer of the Bill has chiefly at heart—as the local knowledge of the habits of the people pos sessed by the Trustees and Managers, who live unenget them u it were, and are brought into direct cutlet with them in this very matter of patting midi their savings. X Sir G. C. Lewis has not prepared the code of =a very simple course wasopen to him "' eald have disarmed opposition. The regula tions of every Savings Bank in the kingdom are regis tered, and socessible to the Cow rraoLLER-0 maw- What would have been more easy than to point out in those regulations the parts which were incom patible with the Government ideas of security, and to add those which might be considered essential ? Every locality then would have been enabled to show the reruns why those alterations ought or ought not to be adopted, and it would have been no difficult matter to confirm the regulations as amended. We have no doubt that any reasonable ingestion would have been universally adopted; betto ask the'fresteirt to bind themselves by ruble the tenor of wirch they are utterly ignorant of, or else to find their Banks shut out of the pale of the general parents., is neither fair ace reasoaable. Loan BectonAn has signalised his return to the active dative el political life bye panne of vigorous and mreastio eloquence worthy of the old days when I the maw of HIRST BROUGHAM was a power and a hoer. 'rho excarion was worthy of his powers. The inkier* of his desessistion was that so-cella SHOMbeallt is the Dive= Bill by which the Maw boo malt to est film the woman who les ems leas • tin ti afiellay, all chance of doing NM nere—ell hp of retrieving her position by fining a loggia union with the man who has hi effieg. The level species of divorce thus nosed von elmetelheired bfr Lord Basootum with I the mg islisitsseemilinatiens °f arrow and ridi oda, It via ss ingualka et their Lesiiips. hof gibbons weillbelopelent whisk se one woad infeinge.*lteresmilhiremparatica amened attar, nor &divorce a eireseth,bei platy sae smi pertly the other, taking the Adds smi leigedisdsme of both. It was partial and innerhet, Me divorce ei weaved et dove, and irrevocable, like divine i viittrio." It Was " an ialletill• which left Os laillend free, bat with the oseel Impellegen of sl nsmetneal produc ible left the wth not altogether fres nor altogether Ithered. Part of her chains were strait off, but some Wm wen hit clanking round the rags to which they awe pang to rodeos her. She was not to worry =sea wee doomed to the alternative of pre en want--of sinning or starving—of the *eels er the workhorse." With trenchant terve of mingled logic and irony the noble and Lang orator verged upon their lordships the ab ate; of .a restriction which, imposed from an AMA Mr of tasking adultery attractive, tended Mobs it irrevocable and continuous. " Supposing, eta lards, we pat all violation of justice out of view eens little matter is an swiegably which is the highest One of Judos is the nabs ; sapping we pat all wog fer mardity cost of view—no little semi. Age even for argument's sake in a place misened by the Heads of the Church ; supposing *lee and morality out of the negstion, and taking k Oleo lower ground of expediency,want to km, what y yon gain ? Your object is I to prevent alkllkri. Has this aviation such a tenancy ? what if it bee so each tendency ? What if, on the iseleary, it has • tendency to encourage the °Boos ?" rave in nine eases oat of ten is proved by ex palm le be the seducer : is it no encouragement tielfte illthinen give such a man " an Act of Futile vein ' against having to take to his home On dam of hie seduction, or, if you will, the tiftenilles etlis pit= Al On We "nib answer to these arguments, IW Oithithafin wee moved to oppose the rigid in =iof the well-known text which is the lla rgeoeme in this matter of the orthodox da intiest". Os all true principles of exegesis it is abundantly dear that the strict construction put on this text is =warrantable, and this on the plain ~wedthledishme= two of the Evangelists it occurs vrl~la a third it is found with the imp:rag quellinitha "except for fornication." No biblical aide lea ewer ventured to suggest that these words an ea Interpolation ; eves thaw therehre who insist ea aterding the text as a pro hibiths WWII divorce and re-marriage, siege for Onimilele: are bound to admit that, far the rend gamin, both divorce and remarriage are poollisi Lod Illooosom, however, speaking es as sari arse el • theologian, very wisely pat Ihe mile* Or Ofistioa en a far more cogent end eirinierthe greemiL This pmeage of Scripture is re -11•1 wen se beteg absolutely prohibitory : the simple moo ia. "Ila diction comes 150 years too late; aft • °sawn mg a half the House of • Lords has ins en peeing Divorce bill, and allowing do guilty parties to merry again." On that reply we are gaits ochtent to leave Om ultimate few el the emetic & to the good mines of our hereditary legislators. We ascot suppose that they will be guilty of so prose as est of esitetaltification es to robes to con es& by a general law what they have zypeandly sonceded by nail laws, on the mere wend that sae a eonotaloa is caster to an Interpretation pat by a curtain party in the Minh on • dogthil peerage of the New Testament. It is indeed new dew trine to ne—it is en fanatics hardly len Newel thee that so vigerenely edgmatind by Log BSOUSLUF to intend that the breath of a scriptural In hibition by a snag act of the Legislature is regal, but that the bank of the ease pro hibition by a general act ot the Legislature is Even Log RZDISD•II will hardly be pre pared to ape that the element of cost makes any t he slightest dilkonee is the siemeat el aphis= ; that a divine and re-nouriage taking plass seder an improved gessral law of the lend, at • egg of 101. at 10131.0refeld be *breech of Mawr's law, but that a dames and reaaniege taking place by *tam of a spesial ast of Parliament, at • SMOORWIR mat et 1,9001., is no break of ensures law. Bat mho they are prepared to contend this, they mast be forced to admit that the sommon fogings of mankind and the •••••10t gagman of tiny, when beaked by wealth sad faleince, have ha s too any for that hennedeable law of *Moor Wilk boo only operated as a law of witfirtisioa, the parent ef infinite crime, soft shit *limy on those who have had neither rower ier geld t o purchase an exemption from its sway. We would on all grounds guard against being nisimmimstood in this matter. We an no *down for any laxity of the merrier tie. We are uncom promisingly opposed to may dangerous facility of diverse. With the grannie of divorce specified in Lord CIANWORTIOS Bill, except on one single point of omission, we are well potent. The omitted point is that which would make adultery a ground of divorce in both sexes alike. The difference between us and our opponents hers is, that we are more in clined than they are to rely on the virtue and pru dence of oar countrywomen. We fail to discover any reason for supposing that the right which is safely trusted to the women of Scotland and the women of the United States would be abused by the women of England. But even supposing that the concession of this even-handed justice is postponed for a time, we are well content to take Lord GIANWORTH'S Divorce Bill as a satisfactory step in advance safaris it goes, always provided that it ispurged in its passage through Parliament of this " novel invention "—thin legislative patent of "my Lord" of DuPont—this hybrid and anomalous monster hitherto unknown in • English jurisprudence, which is neither divorce d • missed nor divorce d outride, but has all the inoon . venienoes of both without the advantages of either. Tunas is only one thing to be said about Lord PALMZISTON'S announced intention of bringing in a Church Rates Bill, and that is to exprea a hope that what he does he will do 'penally and thoroughly. The time for onnprendme sal beediation is pest: We mast have abolition, and nothing short of it. Unless the Minister is prepared " to smite once and smite no more," he had better never lift his band aIL This peddling, paltry, vexatious rem tt a by-gone era of legislation has had ambient notice to quit. We have waited the fall statutable term which is required in this constitutional country for the abatement of even the most inveterate and far-descended anomaly. The moment for putting% force the powers of the Lees. latere has arrived. The " hour " has comet where is the " man ?" le it Lord PALMERSTON We earnestly hope it may be. He is strong, he is far sighted, be is not ridden by prejudices or crotchets. He must see that no one really cares about the main tenance of this vexatious impost, no one wants it, no one would mourn over its loss. There is not a single ' rational person who really believes that the fabric of any parish charch in this country would really suffer by its extinction. Are we really .eked to Nippon that in en age like this—an age of revived church earnestness—of most active and universal church decoration—when scarcely the remotest rustic parish in the land has not levelled its pews, and pulled down its galleries, and built up its font, and stained its east windows — are we really expected to believe that in such an age as this the wealthiest establishment in the world is to see its church fabrics perish, because it is no longer empowered to levy a disputed rate of a few bun dredthermandsayear? Does any enlightened friend of tbeChurchreallyentertainthisdishonouring opinion ? Are not many amongst the clergy themselves eager, for the sake of Christian peace and the avoidance of tusehristian scandal, that this petty and vexatious tax should forthwith cease and determine? We, who are friends of the Church of England—who watch with interest her manifoldly increasing activities, the earnest comacientionness of her clergy, and the wise tendency of ease of the ablest of her digni taries to ding aside the paralysing fetters of exclusiveness—cannot resist the conviction that a great obstacle to her extended usefulness would be removed if this vexatious question of Church Rates were owe settled in the only way in which it can be settled—by their complete end final abolition. There is a great future before the Church of England Hass will only rely lems oa establishment • sod more on exertion--will remember that she has r other title-deeds than those conferred by Acts of Parliament—that the people is, after all, more than OMAR, and the free-will offerings of a congrega tion better than the forced contributions of a perish. If the Church is alive to her spiritual interests in the future she will not desire to perpetuate this tax ; if Lord Pm.nansros wishes still further to strengthen his political interests with the great [ Liberal party, he will hasten to abolish it. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. FILIDAT Ntoit. So ekes was the contest throughout the whole of the by, nil es poet en the inemlehely es to the actual sate d the pi stlhe den, Ihit eri arattrieb with hie friends, let hi annel cemillement la the tam a bats after her dank, with es Inpenion net be bed polled the lama saber. Kr. Beetedita pony add that If their re barn WM cared they bid Ina by be vets. Mr. Millie Mode won tory =Alb On their ma heeded the poll by aim veto. Is die elate of usweemioty sad supine belli plebe sembeil di the poll-boob won Wed up, end the Manor einattlavelher, node the Adel derlars- Wm the helhp, ea Weelhosee-moor, et belt-peat are, se 1,. 1 2,070 • ama 2,024 Mr. Mk. Ilesedi The Warea a =ftlit. Ilemee eft idol. Mr. lasesert, Se Imo mime of bie Meads, brisk seemei floilem*r Ohs barer embreedl urea Ha lir. IIa&. WWI eihneed ale Nei*, eboldrit • 1111.11111111 he Or umperellil ebbe* they f l it melt le etemilis *Alia Wile Sale itembl be sere dist ter Se bark a* Imes t a tz met smelt a the wiled ad& be tr by IslasablP-we eked Ina vele et dm& to Le Mater. ___leeveibille.Mascsore eat owessielbyMr. Muxe. Mr. Mir • sr *own noshed TO Lim bee Um Its did 'La be Le br Mr Hdl st Mt Air eel Lodes Hall la Morel LA ; Mr. Mara peal km Loa Mr. pad* Ural Tbeembot eilekelert ebo Lad in Match bee 4,MIL Mr amber ALI 'Lel ea the meant eassion we OK biles MT Le Loa fa Mara. ebe Court. The Queen and Prince Albert, secompanied by the Princess Royal and Primers Abes ji tsk im a drive in an open leaden and bar Mrr-Genaral Beaver% art Calomel M ag er/wens Marled as Inearback. TM Nimes reds es learibook Y ds Inemsem with the PeireatWaiss rid Frees £I6A etradad by Oskar F. H. = Arthur aadl the Prinomeal Helena and Louie' took • drive in • earrinp sad four. Her = s ir a &nee party in the ~lag. The Yi d Hed red Oennlnne Lady =aril Mina Heininnkes, the Der atW iew and the NM. MEL Walksby. The Dui= el Sutherland. linov-Geserd the Hon. C. awl Ms& Choy, end Camel the Hon. C. B. and Mre. Moe bed In Mu ne et big invited in the evenint . The mob= et the Oalegn• Moral Union had the of atineding and perfernien i Hockinghant-palace in the ▪ We astlerstied thet the Prime of Woks will In the coarse of the emee sake a tear ea the Continent, wwidieg for .boat Ili mike ea the brie el the Rhin, at Itezip wider, at Ihe lid of tile where a eassealowe hotel Me boa eappi roe mei bigise. It le im pelled of whew 11 rept Meow w ... llllzeiewi vp the Rhime le Ihrilewlmil,lbr the the Alp. HY voyel Mahone wit travel ZerThe title of Davos BANIEVW. He wine eilt ' y the How. C. Om, LteetissatZtieri Po- Mr. al 2iiibe, the Rev. Mr. Terror, sad Dr. Anst abeam R.N. • depedollen le preesat memorials Ben Miesy share holders marbearg palsksiio7l•ll6 l siba I . ll ws t C hal sa laarrelow with Leal wisary at MIME" sad Blight Boa. Robert Lowe pastadw, et Ks Ikea et Trade. The thpatalkee was beaded* *shielding modies w tho floassot Goasoas—via, Yea. Gory Raab" Irk&- idA_ ll .l P"a% 0 , 11 61 .6 . 13112116. MOUS WOMEN.. 60 as. R webby May. =Jana Caulk W. P. &mad Doh ; sod et Messrs. Wflanell, L. Jobe °Wale Itaasiss, Xmas. Jinn Soriet, C = Chat, MU, Wright, Lae, Thee. Itreadoeod, Tooke, Damask GaAs Ths; J. Arir r oe, Tweet, Lissa, Teen Gore ity, Bart., se =say oder .1116111113 01111 Mid with rawer. A ditter emoidet id Kr. Jeo.b Bell, Proddant of Use Phormesallesl Kr. W. L. Bird, Vise-Pre- Moat, Kowa Paler %are (bar Keisstp's chemist), Owls Way" T. N. KINN% peav i r Goole mates of the ermail, ll = Bias twds is Words, with NM Granville per • iipt l att e s 'it tro v is Ibs Ocamiedmire for the Rsebour sad Dodo dial* essitilloge Nam 11.1 Kr. Man, aes ntsw with L A tempaidnrdoe law oth ridvo la ! eels st hid late Bar* al =7l soil ths Right Ros, Reboot Lowe parawday, st the Tso6. A depelidlea imam UN& Deep Bea Marisa Cont ai soadstft el r lota Dorsi, KD V.P., Mr. ems S. Waft" as CaptelnAlderioillistr, LTA., late R.N. (direetero), mad the general manger the rout my, had sa interview with Lord &sale, of Aiding tee at the Board of Tads. hes were received at the Colcaial-ofice=all3 bo too tZ te Govaraars et Ron Ramer, Ceylon, Gibraltar. Deepatehos were seat to the GOMM of the . North American Provinces sad dm eh. d the Caps 0:4 Good Hops. 7711 USI 01 TOTING TAPIRS AT ELEC.:: Ramat readation, seising ont of a contested goe rs:Vs Osemoe's vied, hob" hare min sins own el et dee% erldch took d Clemeras at Stistho night, upon hr esemillbe Wan iro the r aw " f= lite veto st *skim esendes, el i p _by urns et wen rpm A Aosetos op ea Woad, MOP el es duel orients Karnes A typerieiaael es keel, deer. parer sew mein wfto es tolitieto *mew in aft le Maks; sri einselist or nowt epos es siesace baid ea la bla ssearden es est of that szonddiA seseled Is es et Mt net rastnit. Am ow Mims key tbs nit tbst asmestisa end item rens Ird bra lisse7 =l.ebb. lie &id ems la vine Xt. tee essieste = xi MI boa nods to usimints We. Ins et tni aro al issestienessia osoa on bred ilateo Ur Yob dew Jebalbsiel Win *arms nes it li weals Woe la pang so metre eres i g n re in Tbsebrio. tbs dr% sal it wit Isst Amid to nevoid bin es ostarters. ibit two to baindred bit veligionw* . 4 . 4 lk o h . 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ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, MAT 30. We have received the following despatch from w correspondent at Itfarwilles : . . . Both the Calcutta and Bombay mails leave by the European and Australian Company's boat, together with the Australian mails. Her dates are Sydney, April 11; Melbourne, April 15; Odle, May 13; Calcutta, May 4; Madras, May 9; Bombay, May 15; Hong Kong, April 23. The Columbian brings 39 passengers and 18 boxes of specie valued at 48,0001. The Oneida was to sail on the let of May for England. The Simla left Galle on the 13th of April, all well. The steamship William Denny stranded on the coast of New Zealand, at Cape North, on the night of the 3rd of March. Passengers and crew saved; cargo partly lost. At Sydney English sovereigns were at I per cent. premium. French gold and silver at a discount. Tea, oongou, 51. Ss. Coffee, best, 9d. to 90. Rice very dull at 20s. Sugar from 351. to 561. per ton. Flour, from 16s. to 18e. Wheat, from us. Bd. to 7e. 9d. From Melbourne we learn that Parliament was to re-assemble on the 15th April, the new ministry is reported not to be popular. Gold market is quiet, prices ruling from 31.165. to 31.195.6 d. The quantity of gold brought down by escort during the past week was below the average. The quantity shipped this years 682,819 ounces. The export market is fully maintained. Wool sells from 10d. to 23d. per cwt; tallow, from 435. to 46e. per ton. Freights rule from 31,d. to 31d. per ounce gold, and id. per cent. wool. Exchange on London at 2 per cent. prem. It is reported that the 3rd Bengal Cavalry had mutinied and killed some of their offioers. The Persian expedition is to remain in the Persian gulf for three months after the rati fication of the treaty, which is to take place at Bagdad, on the 4th of June, under the authority of the Hon. Mr. Murray. The head quarters staff, and the first division will remain at Bushire, and the second at Mohamra. The news of peace has caused universal dissatisfaction in the camp and there is an extreme anxiety to return to India The weather continues, upon the whole, favour able, the nights being pleasant and cool. Both the import and export markets are without eiruhrl l / 2 with limited transactions. No change in dhe lassay market. Freights have declined. Ex its.. Is. ltd. to 2e. 1 id. The Raleigh has been all but abandoned, the guns swi dons having been taken ont. CALISIMA.—The markets in general are much fill muse, with • moderate business done in all Ifinnehester goods. Money market is unchanged. In heights there was not much doing, Exchanges, , 2s. lid. to 2s. lid. Horeo Kona.—Exports of teas up to April, 50 I million lbs. against 80 millious last year. New opium, from 470 dollars to 505 cattier. Bownar.-11 per picuL Freights in better de mand. Exchanges, Hong Kong, ss. to 61. 50.; Shanghai, 7s. 4d. to 7s. M. AUSTRALIA. We are favoured by the European and Australian Royal Mail Company with the subjoined despatch:— " Australian news by the European and Australian Royal Mail Company's steamer Cambria arrived at Marseilles. . The Columbian arrived at Sacs on the 28th May, bringing 56 passengers, and 48,0000z5. in gold. Her dates are—Sydney, April 11; Melbourne, April 18; King George'■ Sound, April 24; Ceylon, May 9. Steamer William Denny !oat on Cape North, New Zealand. The passengers and crew are saved, part of cargo lost. Oneida to set oat for England lit May. Inspector General Pierce murdered by con vict'. _ . " Sailinp from Melbourne for London : March 20, Irma') Renty, 24,732 oz.; 25th, Kent, 62,221 oz. ; April 6, Roxburgh Cantle, 30,626 oz. ; April 4, Champion of the Seas, 32,831 oz. ; Tudor, for Liver pool, returned to Hobrion'a Bay, April 7, diamaated; Great Britain not arrived. . The mails by the Cambria leave Marseilles at to a.m. this day." CHINA. Letters from Egypt state that Lord Elgin and suite were at Cairo. He was to embark at Suez on June 5, in the Peninsula and Oriental Company's boat Surinam for Singapore. The Pays observes that Lord Elgin will arrive in China just about the time when the existing treaty between England and the Celestial Empire will come to an end. That treaty, signed at Nanking, Aug. 26, 1842, was con tracted for a period of fifteen years, and will conse quently expire on August 26, 1857. RUSSIA. The Coes of Cracow of the 29th ulb recurs to the affair of the beating given to the goseral at Blew and, far from admitting that its statement wee un founded, confirms it in its main points, with addi tional particulate: Mellor to-day rears& soospesithe todereastice rear ths sir of the stathats at liww.ssel it differs bi may Ors ken the earn dist re pallid • kw der ego• la the resthdreforery kol, ea other, la • Ors eller& cora, lab! • deer la • err width led plass at a toll, ad that as r pored a cerlderable seasedos, although the row Mr bars be died begged that lda madmen sherd be proissed, as be woe srr to bia mesa who be esroitosd the sr. airs that thr there have bra orrat month bower the radars mad the oars op to the hat sash at beaded ea Er--, whet esorad la the lark[ _Essimer:—A stadun ruck • deg diek ens t. hr. The roar of the &am (kora de Br—, wdl thews kr his both*: troper, aid the Idol why be bat Ihs oar. K Lams he ramped Is die mar ntei th. slaket, at the ore Ilse gr vil L, sod Ira sholoar ink eranorta = l* "Id mord le dam his rod kr lila sladers err a sal vg fora sod a @wadi; pat hirsif el Ids adore. ad pc turd= esva a=esy wedertly lea Or of the II bb usislonse red sour worms, ;red was tern asm Wu. At the sans erit be aragolts serge kor ths hods the pike, sad rat as the sector et the 174wahlty,4is mired him to the mad of that body. Td lord soh rem des are a week (Fram), end as the general was Is leave the place on Wakeaday, the students resskod ve to take the mar into that own heads, ath oporoe for the Wilk card le err body. Assad wr shy sem presented Year. aa ths d the Ist garool weal b the this, and omen art if• ramie ddb end wand r the Err kr his earth er. Tbs rm Nord rims elf der ons Ong ea, =a l . s beton the close el lir Lee= calor Bs ad iser, " = " , siospe a ..rte i who ha lass writhe bit rowersie more the sigma, sad the morot bo rachwil the rest be was sr lorded, the oars trill down, ad thessral bahltherra as dr grerl, esadved sheet blows a Oki One el lbs thethirse pressat drew la th he or worpoweed sag aesolvol serval stabs boa a a r 4 whisk ha ad arty efter. A detachment of ims up at ths sad the rodents took to Oa Br harm M et them were . Hereto allay* Yee antra =de soy avert, eta wen con• duldul.4stlts padded koths, to re Tees's sec- FASHIONABLE PARTIES LAST zrzlarra. His Excellency tbs %hie Ambassador and Madame Mosses bad • poi poly bet evening at the Turkish Embassy, la lirymeteeriglems. The guests in claded hie Exadissey the Amide= Minister and Mrs. Dell., hi. Eraelhney the Pemba Mishits sad the Counters Berashol, his Etteelhasy the Swedish Minister and Hansom Hocimohfid, IdeEzoollesey the Sawn Miaistsr, the Marquis of Brestlehms,Vlesount Striaked 4 Redelile sad Hoe. Mir Canning, Lard sad lady Stanley of Melariay, Count Reventiow Crbeisil, the Right Hon. Sir Baskatia end lady Hall, the Right Hon. Char. Palma VOlime, Major General the Hon. Sir Edward Cast, Mr. Rates, Mks Lyme, and Kr. Blaaps. The Dubs and Duchess of Wallop s& antertehed at disair, lAA sowing, at Araby Hoe" bis Esoillesity the Rumba lillideter sad the Counter of Chroptowich, the Marquis sad Mishima" at Clamber& and Lady Harriet De Burgh, the Marquis aid Mushiesms of Ely, the Coun tess of revery and Lady Clementine Villiers, the Earl Cow per, Viscount Toshiba, Lord Arthur Hay, and Count Pahket. Later in the sushi the dockets received • small Ewer Eke Barer Highness ths Hereditary Prime of Bus-Maniagen, the Prince and Maces. Edward of Saxe-Weimer, the Prima lab" and wend landing num bers of the *Mosby, paid their respects to her pace &slag the evening. Viscount and Fiume."' Catabersare estertained the Debra Newesetle and lady Soma P. Clinton, the Earl end Counties of Rare, the Earl sod Counter of Moat chutes, the Earl of Wwiabonisad, Earl Beauchamp, the Earl of Elhaborottilt, Vismunt Gough, Lard and lady Colville, Lord Releedals sad the Ikea Miss Mithrd, lady Kobus,* Hon. Captain North, Hon. Colonel Welling ton Codas, Colonel Porker, mid lire. Dhsell, at dinner, Lit night, at her maidence in lielgrave-equare. Her lady ship subsequently had an evening party. A very numerous congregation of the leading mesabers of the erietexecy and many of the carp diplomaticr responded to her ladyakip's turnstile. Lady Hoar bad • ball last Mild, at her residence In Grafton-stmet, what aloes es MIS panneins of Malec don were present. The smell semen amen 'pa ID the occasion were elalgwtlp Momiesiled ar ranged with blooming Sowers. A wine was ruppliel shady otter me o'clodt. daft TM mama, sad was kept op to as abissed bow Ms Sir Charlet and Lady Cecilia Des Tows reeelvel at dinner yesterday, at their heave % Belgrave.equare, the Doke of Cleveland and Lady Augusta Poulin, lady Emily Foley, Mr. end lady Amalie Blackwood, Gas Earl of Essex, the lady Rolla His, Mr. at Ma. Smyth Venter, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Persons, Mr Ralph and Lady Howard, Lord Frederick Panne, sad Sir Willoughby Cotton. Mrs. Spoke pre • ben last evening at the Ha nover-square Rooms, which was attended by • brilliant p . the of the fsaltionabie world. Hza MAJESTY'S Dm, -Thie after =CS blif Majesty held a drawing-room fa St. Joao's Palate, Wag the Int this SIMS. The atteadaaoe of the pesteme sad ladies of reek was very alumnus. The Fairy and Flan royal yachts were taken into detityseteeday at Patentee* to moan a re-esabethsbasot be bar Majesty's summer service. The Earl of Listowel has arrived at Kingston House frost the Coition,. Mrs. Hind's concert will take place on Friday, , 28th Instant, at hr badly 'maim, Poetland-place. A splendid dinner of the Minions at present in Ireland took place on Iltendey night at the Salt-hill Hotel, • The stbmilance Ina wanwees end distinguished. Among tie anew were ids lionellincy the Earl of Car • the of Ckseed, Yin:ran St. Lawrence, Colonel Wood, C.D., Coked. Drowsrima Whits Nem Haney, ✓d Behmts, Hoe. Hr. Colborne, Han. W. CllllOll. LULL- Cobra De liana to. Wei hear by the last mail frees Canada that Lisa tsesall•Oeneral Sir William Byre, meresandbi the Ilfthin in Held A1M04014 boa sareorly seasead orwells. appalls lie vas ea boating ha tie llidullso. smil open pa& filing the best pee • lurch and amid bin Ms ds ease. bat with the curls M herd hs was Newt The Wistare Moe saatmeliels, 111 authority, the statement that Mr. Div*, M.P, blinds going eat to Australis. On Tuesday Professor Sinew& returned from his restametal tour, mewed to meet upon tbe steppe murrain of Reada sad Amnia, and on the 12th be will give a lec ture descriptive of his cattinental neeenhas la the Agri cultural Society's Rooms at liseevar-seaara The Gardens at Chiswick will be open to the public, free of charge, during the early pert of nest week. Mr. Marshall, M.P. for East Cumberland, is Mitring from • fell from his bons. He fall on • Mane, fractured a lib, and received various bulges. He on favourably. The sailing and rowing men have sot a very strong week before the. Childs and Wind row from Woolwich to Lineations for Sill • able on Xesisy, which II the day of the Islawmth regatta. The 5i.....*-., Scheel regatta ia on Wednesday; w Friday the Oadmil lAtionsity sculls are rowed Orr; sod on fielardur the Clyde Medal Yacht Club lave their ensieg armies. In Paris the 14th June, the fatal day specially lasi -- by poplar manor for tirs cawing of aa - wA saa the ad of to arid, Iwo sot ray serif ossedra kr Si. 'Waft dr vase at th. ortriorat ilimellivElst,bot has ad • smodsorrir of pips tar adds. Is orasdri kir of tunkisi it to atooust I. snag imp idire bars is said Dry Dow to Isla • am sa Ala is sr persatol • mast, sad basin tar anddlisk Int Pilot" 1 .6 i