The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-14 00:00:00

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Lt4 arta= i t a af„ M num., aiiinksor EU. at WON, Imo dm Writ Aratkaklaellallgoo mos. graratorpr to 11.0•1• EIS NNW sow so pwwllly 0804 • albs la* I. be Wsad at teotiog lidos vim* air gad sows& AM with. Nor swim each trio an we hail is M. twain No dower Mob soot of orm/ owl latourL The bid abotAl mend 34 balm Yboob, freMl the pint ales lel of lir ; spa at wino, 3Mt I brim; s tiromot.)—HOLLOWAT'S OINSKINILe ps psi *ma l l ajopptrlos sop Orm_flas 11411.114015. OLT.—Apell 11. IR. his* VigoSu& Vas Rm. Elk J 11. Of tr i r di tr id emi. -1110:0 se Am* loßm4Reol. . 111Thera. i t il t kw, 4 Pos4liape instki it I lita rM alma tt= tst. No. 3,325.3 CHUBB'S FIRE-PROOF SAFES are 00INFIleted et slaw lior.plMrcib So &slaw leas Ira 1; sloe* Frram. - 7.7.1111"Q87. r.....-olyzagzi AKER'S PATENT IRON BEDSTEAD, rmr minaJlaY is Nod le sod M mai as sk.. lo 4 Lirliom M: ellAzzi to O . M AL lea ..111 111. o — ra=leol. No short everything that goes to arks up a piatureapie piece, to white bench soldiers do at soma cooratoss severs tumor with Moors wad Ala% aetwithalaadiag s vest display of snow ow to. put of to. Atrium worriers. As sit lute? abitsbantat, the drama Ina gaits swootastel; s try orewded mama eihibiting, to ovary way, their notice that Hie woo wetly the thing thry ems to ass. The seines in tits drab whisk bilowsd was salad to be new, sad they wore geed, whisk amok alwayo he arid of what is new. Tim madman( sot was reataritable kw the introduction of • lbw in, who did his pert la the ring with all to. tact of o warm performer. The unmake of the Candi handy earn aration, ea sooolat of the skirl and pace which are dibliorod by two owl ran kg% r&TERLAND ROUTIL—STRAM to INDIA ua& oz. I Woof ?Mt Mir 4 „ it , E z. ... ead• sad iamb tor AGM . 11, n •4. Bssi i i• .. y. u. OS d.. .= ge :a. ... s. _ loasia, mod II MULLIS LINE of PACKETS to dr SOUTH ,:. s 1 .....,• L, Arterty=efte _:-. 110... tent =Mond - C . . t. .ir =e her won '"" •Vll u i l et u r WPM air 1.! 44 , ihe a. r . TY I. so* to rrnoortiliOrr, CITY OP LONDON THEATRE. A new three-act play of a very interesting eha rooter waa brought oat bent had night nadir, the title of The Ititiutisli Girl, or the LW of Yoplos, which wee marked by ewe woollen' writing end scene very good stage (ado. It we wet favourably recolved, even maw the disadvantaged se the holiday aremblege isndaing the &logos in rainy put; tedistiaot. THE STRAND TERA'TRIC. At this house woo produced a new burlesque es. per by Kr. Lamer jkilifinbilM. NOW Ira.. wee prostled by the darn& deem in three nets onithand Oshisy. The gawp in the aderepra 'kith embed not spur= vas the inpiptint of the peakireet width Order at bat designed ter Tell. The treat roles. bade Ids elathisals rho "the slave," net to the "deeper taw= 'meth the redo meat," but to Poele's orlierhonee, and tips to arse Ira le read all the spurn of all the smilldatem an He terthge ; ether which the wee to be orthiled to her M. Rpm= puma than menaces au alierdep. The pier the well played, Mir Cuthbert wag the part tithe hens Per the fret two hours of Ms war ft ore pry well, duple a little too reek sad too milli posilbs, sad the madiews weft net nigged el their WOW rd anthem Tare inn, bewm, armed ewN "blobs.," end alihrikplle irate at Ithreggie we. maid by the theek appmere d Ohs vows Is OM bit. This was a arms blew to the prom, bat it rill raped es to the "redo liesulewced emorat," while it vas _coed weal& be *Hewed by "s h oved morimarge sad gereal reared ition." This mart, which was between Widnes Tell and Order (b. J. Clarke) was very potrected ; how smolt oat, the governor leered dead, Mks Cuthbert left the rep, and the seance hoped for the conclusion. Order, however, revived, fought with two other persona, aid wee sethluelly left on the stage, sword to hand, defying ad arse. At this times the romper wee heard in angry renorthree with ram one car more of the performers. He thesatened la care smoothing wen ant done to "ring dews." His Heed protheed so ear ; be did rise, end dews caw the mirth; Though the audience wre thee cheered of the rammed eximatage, there le every reason to balm that it loss none of de severity by berg confined to the prone behind the sores; let as hope that the noon ciliation was se peed II the play-bill announced it was to be. The audience appeared surprised at the abrupt termina tion tithe piece, and there were some calls for an esplana de; bat none the earth. The entertarment concluded with • new farce, I "kg pa Would et lirletern it, and the anthers did not fell to amidst* the unintentional reference of this title to the mate of the evening. In one respect the Victoria drama bears some resemblance to the productions of the damned' school. A clearer ides of its bustles may be pined tram a poser' in the closet, es the phases veld to go, thee hoe witness* its representation. This nine not es meek tram the bidden beauties of its plea sad Weirs, as from the fact that the New-cat endienese me not the men attentive in the wend, sad tae mese Went upon eschwaglag the empliments of the soros at the top of their micas, or Mena. their &vomited in the not untregnent ameris which mar before the curtain, then on the Wire' of the step. Owing to this peculiarity ow notice of het night's performance must be mote general than partisan, kw were it not death, manager, knowing the difikeltlee wake width a opoototor who goes to see the play I. likely to he preset, kindly MO out la his bell the chief inners of his piet, sad gins a night bio graphical and enticed shot& of each of the ehireedre oppo ate his or her muse, we should have but a my dim idea of what Dark Shadow mai &whim of Life; or, the Wild Gipsy Oint, se the Beater novelty is celled, was about. We saw several gentlemen neck through, fairly and unfairly, and or or two shot, without hearing any reason Jungian ; but se the prows in sach use met with the unqualified up probstioa of the indiums, sad as ell came right in the end, no doubt the ends of junkce were istrancsd thereby. The house was packed ea tight es it could hold, but, despite the enteesing and peeking, the good Wow= wee 'lsere', sod it wee stated net the swabs of peen* emertaten were under the svmege. Everybody knows that etiquette and esenray are not emend to too pest lengths et the Victoria, and if the majority of gentlemen sat is their shirt sleeves, end if the ladles imbibed frosty of the bequest pewter pots which peen about, they had a suflicient enemas is the hest of the evening end the excitement of high-toned communion. The.. woe clearly no lack of enjoyment, and that is the chief thing people look far ate theatre on Enos Monday. THE VERDI YESTIV, A atusical entertainment a "Grand Verdi Festival," was given bat nett. It was announced that "the three operas, lyektto, La 21voists, sad 11 Dv rotas, were to be repressated in • condoned from ; " and it was Wed that "every object of Interest in the three operas would be included in the programme, and that the public would thus hoe preowned to them, on one occasion the entertsbnaset usually afforded by three operatic perform= paces." Now thh greadiloquent announcement was one of those Mew do pada., too often need now-a-days, calculated fret to mate exaggerated expectations, sad then to produce disappointment. The en tertainment was a plowing coned, consisting of eakethas of • her favourite airs, duets, &a., from each of the operas which have been mentioned ; but to cell it a representation of these operas, ha any Loa, was ridiculous. Of the three room, the Worth= from the 2Verageri was the largart ; but even that consisted only of the following pewee : Ths duet, Miza di acerb, Ugrian," snag by Mier winning and Mr. Weir; the ansone, "Stride la vamps," sung by Miss Dolby ; the sons, D'Areore sell all rose," song by Madame Clara Now& sad Mr. Sims Reeves with thechorus ; the aria, " II balsa," sung by Mr.Weies; the drat, " &la Wanchrons," sting by Miss Dolby and Mr. ; sad the moans, " Tama la not*" wag by Mies Via plug; together with • few fragments of the ballet music played by the orchestra. The selection from the Trod& was still more meagre, con sisting only of four popular pieces, which have become familiar to all concert goers. There was not even a libretto of the words to make the subjects of the pieces intelligible ; but this, indeed, was not the fault of those who got up the performance ; for the bills contained the following apology Notice —The Exeter Mall Committee have in terdicted the publication of an English translation of the above programme in the fens of • Book of Words!" Condoned, however, tamely as an ordinary concert, it was • phaeton entalehtment Madams Novella, Miss Dolby, Min Visaing, Mr. Reeves and Mr. Weise nag beautifully, and Mr. Itellmes Mae orchestra, coaducted bylinnelf, was as admirable as reel. By some awkward militate in:the anapaests the performance did not com mence till nearly an hoer sher the time easouaced, to the annoyance of the eadionos, who expreseed their displeasure by loud cries sad hires; bat they recovered their good humour when the mmb hero, and applauded everything most horsily. ,—The "Cowart for the People" lint eight was water a redoseaser, for ft ecasleted &lady of a hoodoos saterteiaseat by Xs. Hoary Seymour Carleton—a serial of imitations al poplar scion sad other solabilithe of the day, sat fa a sort al heasewerk of saw dates, jokes, sad cowls slatehew Among the peruse wialeked wire Albert Efralth, Chula Mathews, Hoe, Phelps, Wipes, Keeley, Teal Beard, Backstair, &c. Some al the baitatices woe* wry happy, sae the tatortaia mot ca this whole wee elms ; bat thee was too wad of ft. The resort coadstad law* of • kw please played by the dews Alba the Ju. illier, • on* el asks ea the LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1857. EASTER MONDAY ENTERTAINMENTS. The numerous einem of the London population who domes looter Nooday to remotion tom miontay abut up to Ma =WM/WINO le club' bo Mord mit ems' oat-door osivannot woo boos tbe /rot boyebm dr rein pouring down at Mamie tioseshout the day, dembini park and Moth sod toed. Clouneki Fatr ma cospistoly ectlagatoted, the woothor Myles men( to be Ants/ by the miberni Intordiet. TV allinace moot be lea my wired to bot Mlles seemas both of the itembcet l and roilvey tomponion Of tho brim aolortsiontonto the Miming mos smog the chid: HAYMARKET THEATRE. RUM atIFOSIT. Il i taLmall East, Loucks. r ON Amino et MINI I MW . an isenumbeil te esembe l i f i ttLihe Mimi of Mgr.& • W tame ravnimstre lee es es=. 4. e • THE GREAT TOBACCO CONTROVERSY,. Ji l i:= im la g:. YeA l ltctii a Ihmemp. =FOB& •1•11, ow .......--= - . • """...-1. , . • murz . Admilmies. or terry Lama as w ri . . 1. ATOTICE to MMIPITORL -.- OFFWE fat siel . A/ I l i gNai r a / Whilitintett m. bli c ro 5: 1 : WV! 'aid thie"" N rault 0010111•7= 01 Prrer::. y .*. gnmeil ir. OF , liar la Kara MOOS NA Oa. Is s tws ties, aro 11410,.. sot le•.• w... DIGBY GRAND. By G. I. WEITZ Mums& OISTVY. Olst k u. Ts St Limbs: . Ostss L 711., Swot ' I VEMVVIL-sai lei eaN. NUM—DECLARATION OF TEE POLL. CARLIZAII, GOOD FIIDAT.—Tho high sheriff DAB Sie diff_deeloosi tio bee maw at To f or tho amblitte to be as l les Wa. Mary Igrz Polar N E: Od ea ral e tW e llZoo l.lO MOE Re thaohoo belga the be mar rodents My elated to replant Olt omit, b yailmse. lb. Palmy Fir. lin* eal Chbod fa Rely rebated lbeelo g els Weer ad a to mama old( iseity C li old r, him MENA abeam. shoe oil v= bat elf to 1,011 wen reseeded br Nu RIO woo glimpos, whilbide eggemob boil not meth mo . Am NW erth robe, eel serried Ow obettoa by split lob ed s belbegioss eselhloo. DUBLIN COUNTY. moos or WILT DAT'. POLLING. amlllon Ref 1,746 1,196 The well-known dueled dewy (*Duetted with the mese oistrabotte wee poduced at thb theatre bat eight le the hem of ea estravegsass. There is perhaps ao taY to the deeded mythology width Woe muck hotd of the salad, woos which la Weer adopted Is modem taustroliso. It ha ell the brightest's' of the Greek sod ell the choral of the Bereaede legead-lead, and cal, requires to be well Mid to with models saws sad insteares to make it a telling piece. Such Mistretica it had es the moot Occuka, wham saw, some painter, catatair and sears clubbed Is nuke ea silhadve beta miring. Mr. to whams the pubs are i•debeed br the unr pod, sad kakwal: as list dmeoripttast the moat Lemke& aR to eeemisme via the wskestablishad aim art the wane pi. Se are ha X Oliver we the Ahammia, Mise flea Term dr )pate-, mad less Mika the 011.11 161 send. the law with the Pslll eppka Cl mum the " Erika elehes," whisk se at kr by Abbate lad Hippeemsema, the pad bake et the pia% bet a plemseat *him hest is nada width Mr. Camila, sae of the rivals snip pommies, to nowhere." leafed of kaki lib Ista. braver, to Maim^ which is the peaky at 1 disk be le knot to map his heart to Miselearris (Km Alekblel eke^ whe has boas presoaties has = ll l . lisemiketa. Use WOW% wait bar mad rams Isdn, 1 1 1se dew kw ad quiver, her meek sans sad Wks, pan. .eight spirit, made the pisanatea at Curie? Mks Mar, as Atalanta, was at ease mescallae, Atoms sad &maim Winding@ Torsos, &nth • little ilip—pabsps ',kg le • fret gpessee—mob ma m ein' ltippeammes. The dames was &Wed tad le s.ig. The pier skew elk the Ms* el Cepill, whose Wily paste rise, as it were by assissatmeat, dna the Read~ piece at drams astaery tan of the Wiest ad kighteet at cakes% walk esibi dews style= dam all puts at the hums, NM ..spied the appeentra et Mr. Watt, the 'disk The was Weekend by Yr. Dethstraw, sad rsesked with auk eethealm. Yr. Compton, Mir Mass, Mies X. Was, ad Yam Tenor, led mho to pass lame thkeestais, ad the author, who was likewise celled kw, bowel kis acisaawkdiamota from a priests boa. The Sheehy was very crowded, mad the *OS was decidedly sucesstal. r l ' Ot i be NEW t :TOßlL w Direet, Li rd the Nana I. n,42 . 2,3118. OFF I CLZ ---------. The well-known eleseiral story committed with T use EL arena tartaTABIP 00.142•34 ' 4 7i Wahl lad andb am the WY otsitalaut• was sad at ebb theetze bat Bight Anew t . ins saw nom =b. 7 : 41.....rez.,„..... .... I ,..r a j to the Stem el ea extrampites. There 4 perhaps ao tele . wa . I _ , ems rierret:emi lml te lIIW 0 as ...' - iefelll(a9 ____ . 6.111 51 a :km area a.. • CM OF a1•1101101AL........ Weit.a.a.a, am t = i i• ," ii or P ro "Tni. l2lllol7•Tra.. in tina ciannini "lug*" whisk tans mat 1"/ d the A;•••. 1 " Gi. CITY 01 lielitlMOltil. Webababbb. Asb S. try lab* creme which la betteredepted kr modems illestrents. ..,.."'" th st . aad WWI_ ebeibeibeemb It bee sll the Welton@ el the Greek sad all the charm wa . su ., b fr. Ogee esemb II pisob u near. eat Deasemetierdlie le Ile tee tee_ Ora latideb I egweirs be, et beembetabb DIOHY ORAND. By O. I. Wlll2 Mums& 01 the Mu mll4° lei mode " d °al ' ter i tth°° to b. ef the MEd la• • ~....„. PSALM TO well I D.d hi with modem saws sad instances to K Tea ../1 8 ~ -.di _el Tebbe --Id • CIDTVY. eetealk re 114. pule indisti make It a telling pleas Bach Mestatica it bad ill the st ... :1 '.-- • 111. 1 =....:Ji 1......, .12.2:11.... `rnm. pine Mesika, when author, seine patter, restwtotirr and * ' 16-77-: -- / -1 „ . ttiatZe_, t e litni;r ll" tiblig i. II rm.% edam dialed to nab ea ellective Resew albeisg. Mr. At this 66 ' 1 - iry " - ' ' ' la • =lll4 I • 0 0 . sued= r althr(Meenal end Takes* to wines the rine are indebted fro the mew per,. elis , 1 " - sassy. • V i irk i b 0 - . ' -•-• - sl eM ill a ili e l =ft rall el palm - . - - . - 46 , a. AI - rp ....... 2 lIIIIYAIa42I I mo . • .s. / .*,......% ; W" 1 " / /. good, bed, and Wider's; the hst deeeziption the most Ida *441 which emi . I t. - 'l4 . , . ben highs& at, la scoottleace with the well-established axiom fo P I . .=_ A - i _ t 1 i • d a l..i tgze n ti w. f. pw d, . _ - ,_ „., %lit emes_encey and 4,1; IRISH ELECTIONS. do the wane pan the more fan. NW Oliver wee the P umialmail ea: -- a°'" tia:tr k V I.: Attains, Mi. Ella Trona the Hippmen“, sad Mies " at nil not to t ~ - teS . - -,..• casseems. wALAhe MAYO-DECLARATION OF THE POLL. Wilton the Cupid who supplies the lover with the t, „ b. o - ma se a Of courts the “ maiden seakm" CARLO" GOOD FIUDAT.—The high sheriff 11461. 41018 ' him to res 61 which are ma kr by *ideate end Hippomenes, is A A . ONDON Nan= LINE of STEAMERS We deh hu deered the amber at vane kr the aniMistee to the Weds' sod 0 I be ae the grad inane et the pints, bat a pleessat prelirebtery Kr. a „, , • loud 0 ,c - , &wad •I. c7ll bole „ ."1 3_ „_. • - ' l6lll W b t ame • li e = if iial. law kw Polar - ""-: i mem ta • AL _ .. le LI ad ea ras e = jlB.B liniaba mamma, i 1 isft "mowhore." leaned of icebtg his bad, T; see _MB beta. Foe however, to Mali" which is the penalty at defeat, be is , I. .' "" If - 0111 rag M He th e M a deelned des low anew madmen err iinted to mama gib 'mow pi pmemost - brawl to oneips bh hart to Mirimerris (Kra Poyaser) ---' " ' sad the SI •etl . il; % Ateindefe owne. whe Ins bees preseatioi Mee with lon VICTORIA _fLONDON) DOC X B. Mr ' Pr = 2. 3k ar ris t r Z l dmia " mg ai n a r si bili r *poison TO IHIPPiII. ihn artiala thbetiblot Mee Wawa with her woried sleben locks, sad igthiai D.; . Ike imam Mies me me rime emeern mme nisi% Daft is Mania well wally 1 . 66 61610 1 lleil all le her leaf bow fad quiver, he. etch wane sad waive, prompt- o . VI" him Mahn alesthn. Be shoe mil not eli Ho LIST woe • 'go* Mesa isso, amid epirit, maA• the piseenden et Cupids: • were PI a r k bin am filLwareamers, whibli sa lle c =o; mus aim, as m . s . 4 ass ammith .. , . I s. MUM ....... ....... all Deb% Hearer.. { a r', 0r . " 4 &Mika by split wise ead • belingswees eselhisa. vigorous end &maim whilst Else Team, angle • little __,,, ,_ i a . if WI: ME ) 1 TN NOM . O. awes. Isie elos-pnbepe wing be a6n ippiesee-aeade ma ea- .... dmati, — ' I •-, le e it= . .=e end Oa DUBLIN COUNTY. noes or MIST DAYS PoLLINO. 11.1111• Illonenes. The dram non &Elea Ma be- 7 ..„ ... d a wain Cu.. . - - • 10/SWllit ..-...... ter 1 9._ _ ,„..,,,..,.. 6 aw 1 ammes. wa D.......... Oa ludi. w: I 11"4: ' . iittift I, . o brighten el emboss, mini alba dewa whim hen all imi- win ii, CM( ~.... t: 1Th.... . WWI§ re Ob. . ANTRIM COUNIT. puts al the hewn, rad 11101.pallad the &pima* ef Mr. a DAUNTS° • • IUD =me . illaretZ it Painalesia 3,781 A aeons lllTartasy 3,641 Cake*, the artist, who wee ile•Oned by M. TOMMOna ~.arose TIMM! ADDANOIIIIINTIk_ Olisie woe .1.7 lameslellimarareaza DOCIII. ram m . Oliver, Min IL Wilke, sod Mir Tenon, hid Was ~... i CLARE COUNTY. to pm bane the.mands, sad the rather, who was *MN dawn inowatil wane= on7mnri r aasalezra Cameo= v. I,6M called kr, bowed Ms solutowledgettota from a primes box. ci 716 Fe, ... The theatre vas very crowded. sad the oleos WY decidedly ._ • - ___ . T. MARTIN'S-HALL—HANDEL% ACIS sad T. ..,...0= T oprzarru: VVIJAIL Pr**4 " 44llll,—Nbe 11•1* Wm Paw* I Abe;Mc Ileam Ilmia. owl Vt. Tllsomi.-11114* V; Ink S.. Oman* MI elis.V. OPAL COLOSSEUM, established MU, under •re r I*. BAOMBOTTSVIL ,, VC.V—Pwe.* ..„„ ......, 111.11.6...? tairme Mk Ibi 4 .5. 1 1rAa1i7 or e =bra 4 t hri CtS .6. im * * ilwar j"Ciallia kTl*... l.... 44 • Z a , .1 mill *I 0.4.4 MONT BLANC IS OPHN TO-NIGHT. GENERAL TOM THUMB WILL SHORTLY CLOUDY PIM! 07 V WALL St 1,44* sbnt—Timo lama Dags. tee II ft t • 1 4 11 ,41144: rt a t m , 1.. i z t. u.... t. ii.ei.. 27 M =boar migNiwi . men. awl P. 661.9 = t46..=:, 6.. A ......1.6... sod 12" .... ikagk eiENTLB z as ci Trt Fellar , i arantrXert ririn " w Mill i n ARRIVE SPECTACLES, the cheapest and mow_ lb, • the 0114 um .. NIP • v. b .....4 .= L ad* bon St me •••••••• UM Seim **de IMII sops livot M izz. t rea MEW sod n l . l. m . o . ii . ol d,ow** Ile pas. ish••••••• *a :dilik IMP SON'B FAMILY BOOT and SHOE 1.1 W_AISHOULL-11* bawl tad MAIM* of Whet Sad& rale. Ire•Ilm sad Chaim* lo•le a* lbw* I* *se a = . 0* . 4 . a. 4. •• • woo* Is sim••• a maw erlint—Prise art thlbelotreoL 4. OXVOR .-111141111.1.11111110 lIIL HE r ig. W .... l 2 ;llT Tu f ai L . l ii lLT ELLIPTIC-EYED Eat de AV gent magorke Money= kW. al I I: "111 ,L the old TY ••••••••• of One maw over 4 4= tbo In= awl *dr Aide es • awl Os 1•11 th itA maw bettlh . o . M. • ft flit lies d rootbetemlss pima NOM honed* ter *Mon . ii.L. ilik•barithee a* ikeptea-11611ipilair, ERNEFFIS MODEL %VARA!. Gothe, L%es. I , —AI Me modmlot s . • M7 . a ..i .110 . •1 *the* ell *a latre_ftseetronsts. * I gear : TrA rim. Weise Goma ph mot 1... 0A1,8,--By Screw andlailway.—LEA and Co.'e reenes si ntm ; te t t e ni a. v= d owy Strivelt NO 11rVW 8D . t eea ls li fo let al Imam ELIBF to the EMBARRASSED.—Mr. adj il an k l . ll 46 l4 Sate arm *ow Oa u lqp icr., 2 •11: li IMAMS i, me other pouesilm. =I lis . 1 1- = 1 1 . 42: . a la h riv i =.' at ii. .• ADDIS et DELICATE COMPLEXION, who " TV= al= arn i rtla S. l ar sg o es="lllo•= 6 "b= • re blooeig ospeenree to *a echo tad • Nara to dr brie sad arm Paw I. Ile pO p i . 1 , n 409 Mraminamn•plei hum* el so amillat hr i thmoteation af rei lIM el a Y. la F ir —Sao merit S' "re tees lel* Imam* " IL. ItOWLah 11." le ad Wt. r el. lbleoharaa. Leah*: 101* ert setemen. TINGE COUGH LOZENGES.—" A alight sea" winnowers... an re , tee Amy: of a . m111 2. 41 palrams WSW 0 40 1 1. .." 11111•1 111 lor al _M a the soils la . ii.. *I Ills. SL t il t ' s: l L...AC,. hell OW*. Protected by Royal Lewin w sea wrote./ were ilt nee • Ow leelmhnolles ft* * *heed Ohm • ea S m ite.* tho of • he.; le ii ersf the w Mega Telsteem a ros. . re ore M IA= i L i f r... n.—eranae m ine nen ne. Ils.; ma 16 66 6 ; deviled Worporthelea ft ithe ha Sh. lb In IN ID and Nate. forinhale . 4 11 . 1 Simi ; WI CO, IL ; Mil al tairrw 11**.alsehte. ba r*=4114•1. • ANTRIM COUNTY. 3, 111 64 as Tartoey 4 1 O' CLARE COUNTY. Commit= r. 1,619 Calmat YiUssnild 667 Cokail White vedirsid as flattuday. WICILOW COUNTY. Mica .. --- .. —...... 1,111 Muse pie Mona 1 NI LONOPOID COUNTY. MIT DAT. = ll. IIN IMO Barre 200 et that portion et the electors et Fine teary tele legurled Mr. &KUM Parry ta. the La eiseeks reeeshieil priniey, et the Preiaraces' Tama, u ADM& at • glair eves by am to their built* bat mieekudhl usadele. The Elliot, who wee net able to appear ea He bennie tie ether day wl• iota tor the evenly al Rdalturgbidan std coatiann vwy =well, et Than Carla aim having bun la a elate to yendt et Ids removal be lie I eta boon. We Mawr Deily Mal ladweleal Ids blank Y ia a wry ,eaten Wale, sod s awake con alterable mairisew to Ids triads. The freehold's' sad electors of West Kent, of 'aloes shear of poiNiad opinion, popes to pram! a Imai mashi to Mr. Near ca Woad: mast ham the agnommta tkm. The return of Kr. W. H. Gregory (s Protestant) far the cesety of Galway is clamed by the Galway Viosii- meter, 1 1 f•Eifl. •• • i•Ply to tb• arertios that ttto idea' we Ow moot plootriddlo Pupil, co the taco at do glotto It to • Banff al ram) Wild with rociwtablo oatbolico Mat it woo dot Laisrlorowoo ot Azebbisitop WU& red was of be awn wig& Dainty &earl to tin UP. MOM at Capimia Mow. _ _ _ Coin Cinrrr, Mitike2.—Mr. Thomas Scully, brothir et is Isie mair tor Mk died et two debate-6k is •it Illiroi, 4 ,ilPith iest. aortae Pk i Wailed to tbe Signe be erweet lie sit re tithe eity. 4310 ACCIDINT 70 I. G. Dorkin, EDO., M.P.— Oa Tisk, Akio, star the admailda ce the pal sa emit semi to Mr. Dim. mai &ski iii mike as writ minind * tat o siii bk. =rad k se ping beery. lisis bi kr= tar milaissies M Kr. Dori rimed • dlk till hi kokirdm law, Mr. W. to air Is psi to Dow The is hew mis • Mildycialist me, lir ' LA * to Mr. _ . sid mile 4•411ag 4 as tio • r dam ammillremiliel ilineed sips et im• Mid seadint to the vie et km lie sod the and isime' depa lie mist milk to. 4 H. •I m i lal mini Mild wow, ad is ltd pit a of ent et Li at is Odivent, they emit • mar to Mime end Eli sir kg eilige eli Ns. Pile end Led Peinee es lei Azargraibg gaud say me WWI^ dm dip wise wit, oiled as kcam 0w 1. % ..Deien ; a : E r St i V il s ,: s c : S AM a. "s 'puty Ma Ilis 2 1/4" whoa the mase, kik a bid, emir 46 kr= ea is dr kik 10111•111,101111 10 10•1 P desk gig end kis is SY NI the air it et IL Kr. Doi la peak kr heel hie the leek bet tbeJsen mist itte Wise is lb. lady Mae gig, the . Yaw to esk.is idly sow. the midst is imisameey km lie mid m k,mbibthe skre lay eml di se m k eg Ike Wei baraws. 184••■•• V. men and be is mid nisi midi ewe lin lei to mike somber skis wee slid, to sileb the pima is lily on .end to air illielli-ki kieralier. DIA= Of ill (to star TATUM, BART.—WO mit to miss is lei et Ilk Dies Wigs Tip* But., irk es Geed= ih e: Ids smi, Mr .iis lad = Ti lierir%""4 Bala poilit dm • misolie mietid • is et km tie Mak Clio Pit Tipees, ' iris Lad and lie is we w new ek Chi 11pler, vim the in esiks to saroa id lieemliiie, end ime daveik tie tmid ai W Mr. ' illi 11••••••"Isaaar et Lord Deseidis, and keit eni dee Dim k Clisery. RWPOIIILLOT In Pake.—An enperimentil dinner was pi In sier day by the Ira et Chit is • sins d....e• who tai the lead some tine is remisig bide& se • ilia and sint. The masked ices atebily et ist =, a il e( f. • Mime rest ii prise, &In MS MEWS 91111.00. %NM S nal 11•111117 to i=ef i ge; k Prekk esr. MM. iteskit i Vilt, a Se bsisis; Oa Is limala. di ...Tr baler al ibe Dr. Tom • • p Milky • t W in; aid emit ant eallie tie bus Neil ninek ism in is be menlised • osimannis Is Fakir Nele es toad ibet to Min mei, be Ime In is muses et hi 111= 16 3 the dei, eel, is*, me, km& kik, an eau leeches! Mk pima id ke ire emit et • breed sip et 144,44.• Med to.._ Oho lie essii), time et Chi ired k beak di nib Deli its, mil lois bid too 12 aides la kir end ask mit-imi Omoserene ide milli is West ism. ef the tie, • dive stir (mow kid" ilk, • 641164 tanry, ril• pie Mil 14 mai bino • ki t. The map vas birdie ilk W. nit M; Ike bit sited it Oct be Milikiii best by any ink l sad is keio nos •447 is ie. The retierek in Dr. k Tv= kin well not to, &kid an kepi table. The it it V. smelly doh to pm mil mid • Like seem neillbe ilk kips* ie peediess. I kr =lis wee senty pima •at aid LL Mkt Or ip r i l e t V. lid hair to is pis k tk hied , is b hand lir. Mist aim SW - issospabl i t apilirie, ilikaniegip Iseimie Is seam tt kiwi ft bit mei k peak • as I be ilopt k tbe piewilesig yew a abmirs. and kik kle the mist nig yard mendidiner-Matimi DRIJRY-LANE. There was no Ember novelty at this theatre, which is sot sow, we madsretead, ender the heasetbsta con trol at Kr. E. T. Sad* lest is sabist Yr. Smith to Kr. Gye tor a short parted. The lest plea was Oda; in whkh Mr. Dmoa aeted the pert ot the Year. The other pieces wise the Lydian aired end Ywiere, eed the Drury- Lae harinalarie at Ike liew, liferrery Dew. The representation of Zing Richard the Second drew an femme bowie last night The doors of the theatre awe besieged keg Übe the hoer for opining, and the par instances evidently sanded the attend satisfaction to the audience. The *needy vas preceded by the capital face sanded d Gam 9,1 leap. ADELPHI THEATRE. During the short ream this theatre has been newly —l' end anonded, sew stalls added, the pit elate covered, new bansheto sett berries pat sp, and a swieral renovation agreed. No Ember sievelly was produced bat night, bet the orceise was toarbei by the reproduction of the burlesque hairy weeds of the Zion, In which Madrona Colonel made bat nrappersaco, eller a keg abeam, during whkh die has has iallWizsg micas proAndel silage: swots. This popular actress was postal os ler fairy with a warmth sad knout which fully posed how Indy she is ssiablishol as as Ildsipid Isvoarits, sad haw pssawiasisos as the &etas aids lie kir to lave a mooed lasi owns ot PdfnimitY. •_ . - rho ether proms were the from of Wombs, Little arms"rr, odd Nigget at Nottiosphill, in both of which Mr. Wright refterel, r heretofore. Althea& the hors was very fall there Inn no indica bar et be being &ow Mowry, the andiewee berg fully as Orme as en the most carry arasisas. OLYMPIC. Tha perhrmateeta selected far the Easter enter tainment carded at the new dream d Daily Hardaers, &newel by ABb in Were Maim, end concluded with the twee at Mon 1 Diem! Hewing eery meetly taken masks le mace these plena It win only be mores* to my thee they ewe east beta& la a eseyarland end ono osead swam The hear was manta in every pat. SADLER'S WELLS. The diet piece presented to a holiday audience was TA• Arse e Aro, brad at au ladder drawn tram dr hams Ms at "trade Tom'. Cada." Tb. Hamad Irak affirm Aa tl. prearal ammeter, lb. put d the =mar Sri bag assadasol by Caddis Howard, a dad ot abort 1111111 yam dap, sad that at Tarry by her motor. Yr.lbarbirsio 'runic dna& of aoil for Notting kl lowitik awl fly bmwddia from Ite too "mime" predeose ww Winded a maid .an et sild. Ise, Week the atailere MI Tarry toprotlyeed, hat a Tipsy et a isspra type. the ..deep Nan woo wodwed by Xis Weans, when consumesto acting moot be to. Wetly ankebed. The pawl big =Wasps= at the Pair One with Mr & d Lesko sessesi4 ea the attertalsaanS easelatbal u• his b with Iltsiamatio dissial theiwo if Lubeck. The Minim woo wily wwwwos. SURREY THEATRE. The dwellers in the marshes south of the river witurally nuptial stimulants. Nothing but the '• meet powerful drama" could be expected to suit the palate of • au whieh WOW Its gin with *Ariel end its theology with firspaa. The Iron Arm le a production of this type. Mustier, robbery, and abduction, with • dash of virtue be the more abandoced rattan, are its principal in gredients; and it bean obviousness of a French p•oeotege. The last steno was succeednl enough in its way ; bat in the rest It mast be confessed the interest MN ' what dogged. Nevertheless the house was in euellent spinet., and 'awarded: every grimace of Mr. Widdkomb--a wet of Villiklne m top-boots—with • in, of laughter. Mr. Had Potts., ea Simone, else dearred complizonatszy mea -1 Non. After this, the old musical farce Muter was fera -1 duel, with much splendour of emery—the part of Apollo Mktg osetsined by Mims Poole, who cm this occa sion las returned to the stage. It is need less to say that she sang the soap allotted to bar with admiral& Mete, end the imam "Pray Goody" was dsurvidly enured. On the whole, however, there was a lack of vocal altength ; baton the other head, the acting of Mr. Widdicomb as Midas, Mr. Voltaire as Klemm, and Km. Montan Brooks. es Mysia, left nothing to he desired. enure AMPHITHEATRE. Last night a new piece was produced at this theatre celled TJie Awed is Algiers, or the Battle of Coe efeenheee. It is a Mara to whet way be called the legitimate Lass of this hoses ; which has lidded be eons little ii sae pea to what is celled legitimate as the north ale al W river. Ask enthral= aniedrews hwe his asesily certain Warn which, In the present lasteace, have not bees de ported has. flare is the ardlaszy dialers of eastintat, canicality, sad horsedalt; thee ere wrists, with every seri se Ns, gold swawy, Sainsbly sewed cestansa and peaplap. The Nary at the piece is vita soh vet weak to bran out the slaw plats, which involve peened virtue sad noble wizen Iwo mad the wassaption, Fiesta with aerials' bakes ia their kaapeasks, visewhores and sisters cd and fa MAT CORAM-STREET, Ru Ike be 1.111.,= .. MIDIS Oil tat= 411$4111116aneurimbie ems MI on,ead • pb et umbrata g sr. Okla liar. Ma beieweenlb (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. piano by a Mdlle. Nachtmann, and a couple of glee. The ball woo petty well al/ed. MR. AND MRS. HENRI DRAYTON'S ENTERTAIN wasr.—T'he " Illustrated Proverbs, In the form of Drov ing-room Operas," given by this very talented pair at the Repot Gallery, have ben:memo of the most favourite miter taininente of the day. Last eight they produced a new Mem, called Never Despair, a little drama, founded on the well-known subject of "Monsieur Jaques." Though the dramatis prams are only two in number, yet the piece (written by Mr. Drayton himself) is so inieniouely com et:rusted that the story Is not only clearly told but full of interest. The characters of the old Frenchman end his daughter were admirebly acted by Mr. and Mn. Dayton; and the music (composed by Mr. Dungen, and very pretty) was charmingly sung. The entertainment concluded with . . ' " ' the proverb "Better late then never," which Ina already become popular. The room was full, and the performance were most warmly applauded. Tux CRYSTAL Etteca. Though there is no piste of eetimteinment in the metropolis which would appear to be an tatispeatisat of the weather, me far es regards the enjoyment el the visitors, as the Crystid Palace, yet the clouds hed their hellasnee, and the atteademee was not so numeroas as might have been anticipeted. The habitues of the place, however, eyed chum eases Mama in its ap pearance. In the centre Imarept mate ice usperetians are bang made kr the krtheemfag ailaysi—s Isry biros created for the Ufa reamers who are to °Scat. on that masks. Aid those ethane visits to the peke have been 6w rd hr between" would lad many novelties.. Anwegat them we may enumerate the naval gallsry,which ceateine away specimens at naval architecture, mad the mammoth tree, the he* ef which is ended to about cue-third of the edited height of the in the north traneept. The sped a eatertalinicate tithe daY were entirely of a musical diameter, the bond of the Company and the band of the Boyel Artillery giving no leer than four con ', cats, which appeared to afford pert sethifeetion to the auditors. The attendance during the day wee about eleven thousand. BRITIAN MUBEIIII AND NATIONAL GALLERY. — Thies pikes ware visited by the nand crowds on holiday occeskma. The assay and visions tremens which they contain—not the Ism gadfying beanie they are to be s. grette—aord the MOM of instruction end Orson to thou/sada on these festival days: end it is always agreeable to base to remark that the pubhe show a keen aggreriation of them. ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, REGENT'S-PARK. The noble ardour for zoology which bum hi every British breed was sot to be daunted yesterday by rala or wind. The attendance at the gardens week fact numbered as thousand*. CREIIOI/11 GARDlD4B.—Pretisely et three o'clock yeetaday afternoon the iateresting Let that this highly popular place of amusement was open for the sess:m was mammas' by the Arise of twenty-one gone from the espla nade. The WelthEr was unpropitious ; nevertheless, there was • goodly samenblege of visitors though they were by no UMW so =MOW as they doubtless would have been had the sun shone brightly end continuously. At Cremosse, however, emloysorat is not solely dependent on the weather. Massy if not most of the entertainments are under cover. In the early pert of the day, fortunately, promenading wee not only pacticabio bat enjoyable, and one had then the oppor tunity of pampering that the whole of the gardens had been re-decorated and improved, and that the paintings had been renovated. A military band, which was stationed in the gardens, gave considerable mg to the promenade. The in door performances consisted of a vocal and instrumental con cert, which appeared to give every eatiabetica a ballet ; a performance by negro naskidiste ; ea exhibition of thirty commorsink views, principally of France and the Crimea. la addition to this them was a highly interesting canine performance. A dog, Lilly Is her name, excited considerable adonialuaent by playing at whist end dominoes with several of the company, not only exhibiting great intelligence In her play, but managing to win every game. la addition to all these anterwasata, the viikes struck up a deuce, and "kept it up" until • late hoar. The fbeworka, which formed a port of the programme, unfortunately could not "go off," the weather being literally a damper so far as they were con cerned, but in every other respect the programme was strictly adhered to, and the eaturtainments sneered to give every setisfeciiod to the visitors, sad we have little doubt will anal time to do so throughout the season. - _ TIE POLTINCHNIC INSTITUTION was crowded &what the day with troop et visitors, who enjoyed the rich variety of entertainments restated to them, including the novelties which we mentioned yesterday. TEE CoLosseum.—The visitors to this national resort were far mote summons than the dispiriting cha racter of the weather would bare led one to ex iled. The pond panorama of Leaden appeared still fresh and inultsustible in the eyes of the nume rous spectators. The pictorial portion of the enter tinsunent, too, was deservedly applauded. This now in clodes a eerie. of absolving views, entitled " The Halle and Minima of the English Nobility," the interest of which is enhanced by sone end denriptices of the olden time, by Mr. Ostage Backlend. The cyclorama of Lisbon, before end after the colablated eerthquake of 1766, forms a mod attrac tive feature, and at its termination yesterday afternoon it was manifestly felt by sll to be a most gratifying flask to the performance. In the evening there is • concert by the embalm of the Crystal Palace, under the direction of Herr Manna, in which a well selected programme, vocal and in struments!, is provided Ihr the audience. MADAME TOBLIAUD'S EXHIBITION attracted multi tudee of vintage. The specione sad elegantly decorated rooms were constantly full, and every remarkable group of figures was sursoneded by an admiring crowd. This was especially the ease with the effigies of notorious criminals— the murderers, fraudulent bankers, public defaulter., and other such pompanos—which have recently been added to the collacti;n. England possesses few exhibitions mote curious or interesting than that of Madame Tumid. GORDON CUMMINO's EXIIIBITION.—Of all the exhibitions which hays run the gauntlet of public competi tion daring the bud few years, none has retained its place more firmly than that in which "the lion-hunter," whose feats are now of world-wide reputation, enacts over again his wonderful deeds in the remote wilds of Africa. Illustrating se it does what may be termed the romance of natural his tory, It. attractions for the juvenile portion of the commu nity, with whom that Reid of knowledge forms the favourite study, are immense. In Mr. Cummings own share in the matter there is everything that is calculated to perpetuate the attraction. As the actual hero of the exploits presented, ha throws into the scenery all the vividness of personal ex perience, and his narrative is moreover now masted by pictorial representations, as well is the yetic of animals, which bring the aye in aid of the ear and the imagination. As a holiday entertainment it seems specially suited for the maims, who are ordinarily too much occupied with their own affairs to avail themselves of such recreations ; and in spite of the inclement weather yesterday evening—westher in which snow contended with rain for the mastery—there was a very full attendance. GREAT GLOBE, Lmcvarst-sarARE.--Several . . deeds apemen' visited the views of the principal cities of Europe sad the East, the runny landscapes on the Rhine, end the model of the earth, which are here mhibitcd. These, with the ineenetive geographical lecture, t►e Eastern museum, trophies of war, sad the diorama of Russia, re cently added, together form so cheap and satisfactory a ahil ling's-worth of attraction es Is to be met with in the metro- Tom Tacuu.—The levees of General Tom Thumb were attended by an unusual number of persona, and, not withstanding the weather, the great majority of his Matteis were children, who all seemed much taken with the qudnt res mimicries of this very singular manikin. BURFORD'S PANORAMA.—A• many perm= visited this exhibition to-day ea could well be aapeatd. The picture of the entry of the Emperor of Heads into Wenn wee the (*Pen al ammiderable admiration. Pursuant to annual custom, the Right Ron. the Lord Mayor entmestined yesterday evening a numersas and fealsioneble ;arty mon or lees connected with the city of London, together with a large umber of distinguished &Menges, the moot remerksble of whom was the young King of code and hie redness. His highness was dressed in the utmost maguincenos of Oriental costume, and actually denied the spectators by the number and brilliancy et hie emends. THE CITY HOSPITALS. THE ANNUAL VISIT OF THE BLITZ-COAT BOYS TO TRU LORD MATOR.—Yorterday being Easter Monday, the boys of Cling's Hospital walked in procession, accompanied by their mestres, to the Royal Exchange, freer thence they proceeded to the Mansion-house, whore they were joined by the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Lady Mayoress, the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, Aldermen, Recorder, Under Sheriffs, and Common Councilmen, with their ladies; from thence they proceeded in state to Christ Church, New gate-street, where the Lord Bishop of Saliabery preached the Spiral sermon, which was eloquently delivered, and the entire service devoutly performed, the whole of the children being pretreat. At the conclusion of the service they ad journed to the Grand Hall, when the report was read of the number of children and others maintained in the several Royal Hospitals of the City of London. Csater's.—During the peat year, the number of children sppeenticed and discharged was 201, of whom 7, having been instructed in the Navigation School, were placed as smut. time to commanders of ships ; the number now under care off the hospital at London and Hertford is 1,096, and there us 166 to be admitted on presentations granted. Sr. Haarnoionaw's.—Patients during the year s—lli• patients, 6,933; ont-patienta, 78,443; died, 553. Remaining nadir owe in-pedant., 666; ant-patients, 3,121. •n, Tmonees.—ln-patients, 4,681; mt•padsats, 34,251; died, 369. Remaining under cure : inistisate, 461 ; oat• patients, 2,271. . . . . . r „ Baronezia..—At the beginning of the past year there wete 114 males end 96 females remaining In the hospital; and 28 apprentices have been received from the Chamberlain for confinement. Of these, 69 males and 20 females have been discharged to situations, and are by the latest accounts living reputably therein. Brreciw.—At the beginning of the year the number of patients wee 332: curable', 127 ; incurables, 75 ; criminals" 102. Admitted during the year : curable", 171 ; incurables, 77 ; criminals, 143. Discharged : cured, 111; uncured, 78. THE BASTER ELECTIONS. SAINT PANCRAS. ---- - - ---- Yesterday the vestry of St. - Pancras held its meet ing at the Veetry.hall, Camden Town, for the propose of electing churchwardens and forty directors of the poor for the ensuing year. The Rev. Tnottas Data, M.A., vicar, occupied the chair. Mr. °ARNDT nominated Mr. W. H. Wyatt, who bed filled the dike of junior churchwarden for the past year, to be the senior churchwarden for the year ensuing. Mr. RARNLIIGN seconded the nomination of Mr. Wyatt. Mr. Churchwarden Brarereat nommated Mr. Robert At. tenborough as churchwarden, and The Rev. R. larrunt seconded the nomination. Mr. HUDSON begged to nominate Mr. Henry Farr& as churchwarden. Mr. WINTIfI seconded the nomination of Mr. Ferrer. Mr. W. D. Coorna nominated Mr. Louis Aria me church warden. Mr.Fit:came seconded the nomination of Mr. Aria.: On the question being about to be put it was discovered that Mr. Aria, not haring resigned his eat as • v estryman, was ineligible as a candidatendidate churcchurchwardenil n' Cooper thenfon only nominated him to give him the privilege of neddng a speech. On • show of heads the numbers were declared =For Mr. Wyatt, 51; Mr. Attenborough, ; Mr. Finer, 17. A divi sion was demanded, when the numbers were =Mr. W. H. Wyatt, 67; Mr. Attenborongh, 48; Mr. Finer, 19. The Rev. Cnalanan bailed the re-election of Mr. Wyatt u • compliment paid to his nomination, if so it muW be called, when Mr. Wyatt was first elected. Mr. Wean. returned thanks, and said he should endea vour, as he had hitherto done, to allay that bitterness and party feeling which existed in the waxy. Mr. Arretnioaoron said, although he had no peat err aims to show, he would still endeavour so to conduct hint- I self onto merit their approbation. Mr. HUDSON begged, new the election was over, to state that he bad nominated Mr. Ferrer (Vilely upon his own responsibility, and without that gentleman's sanction, or any organisation. Had the latter been the sass, he had no doubt the anion, rendered by Mr. Ferrer to the paneh would have mewed his return. lie begged to thank the 19 inda pendent men who had voted for hue, that the election might not be all on one side. (Hear, hear.) Mr. RASH LEIGH moved a vote of thank' to Mr. Church warden Straiten, on his retirement from dike. Mr. W. D. Coorga, although generally opposed to the views of Mr. Stream, seconded this resolution, which wee put and carried nom con. Mr. STILENTEX returned thank., and said although there were • number of gentlemen who differed from him, he be lieved be left office without any bitterness of feeling resting in the breast of any one ageing him. (Hear, bear.) Wednesday, the 20th day of May wee carried a the day on which the nomination for the election of vestrymen and auditors should take place; and a committee wan appointed to arrange the places for the election in each ward. A ballot for 40 directors and guardians of the poor having taken place, the proceedings terminated. THE HAMLET OF RATCLIFF. Yesterday morning, at 10 o'clock, a meeting of the liateliff vestry, appointed under Sir Benjamin Hall's act, was held in the Green-court School-room, White Horse street, Commercial-road Best. The proceedings were con vened by the elected vestry officials electing two church wardens and twelve trance under the old set of 1810. Mr. Churchwarden ASMIRIDOE occupied the chair. Mr. BLTTON and Mr. WALTON, members of the vestry, protested againat Mr. Bathurst taking his seat as vestry clerk, there being no such office under the board. Mr. MATHIAS Objeard to the sitting of the hoard ; and was supportod by Mr. Davis end Mr. Hood, who contended that their proceedings were entirely illegal, for three rea sons f—Fist, that no information of the meeting had been given to the inhabitants; secondly, that the overseen had not been appointed by a niegistnte ; and thirdly, because the board had been elected under Sir Benjamin Hall's act, and they had no power to choose trustees, who ought to be ap pointed under the Rateliff Local Act of 1810. The ratepayers present Penned to concur in these views. Mr. WALTON proposed that another meeting should be called on Monday morning next, the 20th instant, and that the whole of the inhabitants be invited by public notice to attend. The vadrynten seemed to treat the views of the ratepayers with contempt; and the CHAIRMAN requested the vestry to proceed to the nomination of overseers for the ensuing twelve months. Mr. BOLT then proposed Messrs. Longataff and Derby ; and Mr. MATHIAS lIIIFINMIed that the ratepayer* nomi nate Mean. Warren and Denovan. The latter proposal was not acceded to by the vestry. ' The CHAIRMAN then put the resolution in reference to Monday neat, which was tarried by only four dissentients, the whole of the ratepayers assembled maintaining their privilege to voting. Mr. HOLT attempted to put to the vote tbo names of Messrs. Derby and Longstaff to serve as overseers for the ensuing year, when a rush was made to the table., which were removed, and the balloting box was broken open, after which the parochial officers and the ratepayers proceeded to the Thames Polioe-court. ME WEST OP SCOTLAND FISITERTVA. The neglect of our west coast fWieries is a reproach to the nation. From their vicinity to markets, whereby the poorest fisherman was enabled at once to realise a fair price for his commodity, the east coast fisheries might, with some show of reason, have been left to private enterprise, but not so these of the west coast, where a poor man toilet either cure the fish himself, and remain out of his money for months, or sell them at so low a price as to render fishing of all employ ments the least profitable. This fact has been strikingly illustrated in Oben the other day, where a eptendid turbot, weighing 901 lbs, was cold for a few shillinge—we believe Bs. or 10e. W h at are the West of Scotland Viahery Associ ation, from which so mush wen expected, about f— Glasgow Dagy Mail. HURRICANES Re THE INDIAN OCZAN.—A , letter from Post Louis, dated February 28th, contains some information respecting th e state of t he Indian VICR in February, bearing upon the probable fortunes of the delayed steamer, °wide. Our correspondent writes : " The British barque Amy, from Shanghai to Liverpool, experienced a hurricane which looted ten hours, about 300 milts to the aouthwarth The ship sprang a leak, broke her rudder, lost spars, sails, ite., end put in for repairs on the let. Nearly the whole of the cargo wee landed, the ship hos been coppered, sad is now taking in again. The barque Washington, from Para to Bordeaux, experienced • hurricane which Pod 30 hours. The ship cleat*. leak, lost sails, Bm., and put in on the 11th of February. TIIE " BLACKCAP.—It is a fact admitted by all careful observers, that the Blackcap, like the Nigh y revisits,year after year, the scenes of his thillh g :l reg ularly was born, there lies his heart. This cannot ba • matter for wonder or surprise: indeed, appreciating their instinct as we do, it would be strange were it otherwise. This very year we recognised most readily, by the peculiarity of his voice and richness of his notes, one of our Leonetti' that left us last autumn. There is so much difference in the quality of their song, and also in the arrangement of their notes, that you might really " swear" to a particular bird. We speak of this identical bird, bemuse of his rare excel lence. Deabiless many others, of second-rate powers, ac -001441311654 him to their old quarters. Nature is always tree to henelf.—ridea Treatise en the Blackcap.