The Express. — London, England, 1857-06-23 00:00:00

1111 F ICiPll'Lit salraig 451 I Na 3,385.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 18157. tkiIaISTRALLL-BLACK BALL LINE, British 488 P. HORTON'S NEW ILLUSTRATIONS THE EUPHRATES TALLEY RAILWAY. • IMPERIAL PARLIAMEY and Es-Ssesi 36111 WAWA. URN Wm Lewstool TO-S 101121.-Ile. sad Be. GORMAN REID .in moat Ha -to - • sod 0 owe =sada Pashowissep wird spew.. : Ilverat the ROYAL OALLEllly_ee ILLUS. A numerous and influential deputation, headed by --.--- mi. sm. TIM WILL THIS IV SIIINO. ma If= ow Pea Weer. Oapleha To p,,.... am. at 3.-A la , 3.4 the Fart of Shaftesbury, Sir W. F. Williams, oI ISF.,,,tti, 'AMUSE OF LqRDs.-MONDAT, 7 --- Miter ..1 1,116 Wme 911. Jelf 141.17,ri5. al Gahm sod at thwsw. Da6s, bed WAAL Ittatin Shell, Sir Wasp Pollock, K.C.8., Mr. itot_,_toi, The house met at 5 o clock. 4.1.4111. YI 6 Ho awe 0 lei emcee* naloOrra at al alLiteJalia Salomt. no .."...... gait:M. OMR-OPEN DAILY at THERE. M.P. Mr. %till/I=lo,mnd many esker ere. of Ma UMW, ti lamtilt tie The Earl of SHAFTESBURY said tit' te top beta Jab le Iliwitwtey es in snsy=stpiseosiltor=o woo. „A I. Awwwwe 9..,-/.... of figoogi. pyogg. gbo p. 8. house; Count Strzlec • Mr. M. Uenlli,- GmeneralembereChamef bkeey, nottie arl kw What WSW.' wl Efii. 'l4 al Swim; and we min piss wed Tee'.loo.-60.1e 0w......, og g- yolf f-.. Wr. W. P. Andrew, the chairman of the Euphrates Volley tttrile:tr otf t°d*the letatt;rthhecri.ur .• Jaw. Oa ; sod Slat., MEMOIR Aa the Le.; taisibilboll at belf rah IL sod mohair 11 Rawly compewy; Sir F. Arthur, Bart., Sir Herbert Mad* Ike East India Company, and the aol Ida _ ; wet te. ers, _qrs. re• I=l4lV44.trethettlalla '..raclE ill= la a vetener."--43`Jr.. ---....zrizzigrz tbh Usk... _ El*" bb°77, the IA" Xa/dri 22a "Vend the woolmck promisod to take the 0, 41s. as. to NW haws sof. ; ham. /1/.. le W. W. t lowLlis °a, Hs Itrt 9A BA ■now sod O. ;of go gowelas en Awat.Wi be wins la the gt Wats W.Soes. Owls c= rllllOllO forwoott".--. tiSizud.'SsMAllstal_ .ht-tsss.ts' of the crown wet the euljoet. He I ft&taiLat .24.4,La ;vent meat Mt SOU sod 0a.% Metwahterest. lo Ito arra MAW.* sow swiss seeltewle& Meaty, Mr. L,., at. ice., wows Pod 2- and learned lord when that ooinir I Obistselt Hlss7/7101/ pVERLAND ROUTE.-STEAM to INDIA and L241.21.2".1=21 2 ° m C=2222' The LORD CHANCELLO, MONT BLANC IS OPEN TO-NIGHT. to two. wia gigs wooly of to the for the (voice of Ur --- ontes, In, wla Werfl,--71., PAW weal.Az gag Oil EZELL a, Jen 31.-Tba =AS demi WS a/ Saw IGAT 10h ooIIPANY DOOR PAW= SW sod isw Cif • shawl 0/11. he Lwerlas gad lewd NW pew room aol eateela Ito tbs MIWITZSILUISMIAwathAd.a. RIGHBURY BARN TAVERN.- MilarLiurrossusT i. 4.4.4 siiii dirstai. to Laid by thsot India Conr• min ere abe laim-I.tb.tie wol Swabs& Palm Ilsees. Cilowa, We Iltaille. and bra Weir 111fallMIIIITH A all ITIMAST of tb• ROYAL Se abe4 at IL le 166.„.17. Vire. ma Str=rest==""ftiagote :Ws howeis fail e"8" 1 XXI= . Now Vane T. ` sioossalrid=s6l6l Ye 4L ibm.s.6. Pain"libladthimPalf" Mott web 1 tirifrreibkg bffigungsitermeththeerLiatet aillaih: I Lsiuffissswii" at bl istcGr'..e . A% sio i=l,o•liiroiri.. haltelent. Look& wed Ogliwatelow Ileollmolsa. b' 11 as 44". /Visits isssa.ass sss tsp= 01 WO the pent gemo ag allTy fa i t throughout c.R"2.r.a22 bt ~.2`);,2 tam losObille&aommoibus. theltel WOOL tom V Wet Heft 14. t.; enil aTEAM to NEW YORK Item SOUTHAMPTON. - a cost. thougil,. Teer 4as . betrietires wen ;WOW 176.4., Wm{ WOW ileale. WO eimmerea, cistibiOns, and Christianity, end stated and the noek. of 6. u..Ono,..h.toOsitosit Inessab..saunewesibtennoo.ihrtillt MARRIAGE TROUSSEAU, gni 34,, A.g.wolgo ea.. of floy tgatvarty, would tik,d ~,,,,,, sr VMS, 600 lam pear, we hew as WRDN MAT. Jay I. M 1 MIMIet. h Wabonta gewesawaoks. Pane-Ping and tedls °rare werocer,_ sera to his lordship more debited hirmation. Ch111&T=4....1.411111 sod SATHIPOIw. la. wind from 0 LI., ~ „bill • 11.6....96. ; Yam haw haw.% Mr. konazw, after_ mg. bast bis egret tor rho aa. ida.gi,„. will a ere,: W nee 7==...57 pi. : ♦ to me Gomm on Si mil rawborelbotroh. /1W lex.: woo sod 10. o year It hid Mon comidared a pieririmel shier to sr .... iss. taa I& ; W ma twirl I. 761 Rff. - OFFICE we ewe en ibionothe short rode is Inala,bet that seem* &ma ta. liAnisrLirtimest ?n want sni This . "e"..e.ebi cawbe R.C.-Tr not be * NCITICE b'sjd..li UrigilOirlyte lam Wublaataa, di I& MUM- the aeleblihment of the route lry the Euphemise had be- . Wm. fa st ribel...; WILE' asts'-'14:11161421 e.0.m..' atittitlarr"."l.3l..... WIZ: MOO end more mammy, and more eraser* slow TEAM to NEW YORK Direct, and the Lt. "tri=16.7,7,,,,k iiii"--,, is-tw' esnemni-ME it find boo delsemined to spa up the Vail Was Lett _abowst sad Welsh rods W Cards Wa11..-Tbe uvisposi. „ ,„*„.„,„ rim., ffam we loft mg., the wokaiin a itam Ti. pelt „wawa Sable '.AFFIC RETURNL W TOM 'WI PUMA WILPHIA WWI WIMP 0011PASY gahli=ago..Whir a. Mao WlLllollswe Oa. by Wad Impiaidat thdr_koyatewed kaa woe Mew Obeelsowon Wit down Wl= hem Ala soil tin Porgeoh, war Woe from worms& to OW YOWL ag=l" • ow roo !so. 3. TIM. CITY OY WAHHISOTOZ.., ....... Wasesserf. Me L ggeirre5.....7.....m......„_7.........1..... w?,,.....=.....:,,a.. ruyiTalAPs=rßOOrmlC:B.-8.42.4C0N44r.ir11-HANDJ.z.rAt.i.i. COPIES tam gattee.a lgupwitettr:eraerinalu mpeteibiwriditthrilaigtateremz.. : seisa wow sheadba. • LW laiL.... so As sits slig sot saw, animate tied...way. wor 0 .... at •C Dllell 1111.11 CT II Y £ .IL thaw tome. te imam 17 admaa. sad 0 etas.wiLegnalleir le Be =ow a aw. nab and slay to oasalmed ea relleottea. T. wee net Naught In sommordol grew& That swot IF tin .... 111 1.101 1.1111 LIM WWI asowoodoilea. ann. names main. no. 011od. root. Z00k... .01 Hew Ml6,* la as Pala gnaw Ciss1=1".0100 air .14. reseal) rare, 111 Ina. SembsOss. lams et moirrialim. we we LIP. 4 SAN WOO HMO =rut .1:1 esl _id $... - , ebb die atedreriet land' • w. ow .- r 11.401 RAU '''''• : Eli"-• 11 i st%. n • el Ulf LI V I Peen' 0 la; or, Thorough. Wm =LEO towitroiso and Indus i'llMiim=i=lts. (rillOWaas id en nutted Mat.* gm Ur Linden : Jobs IC Porter sad now Wet Mow& Tie Yaw wed, mit Wither the Kyt, ......... me sant I.kl AIM ..BeWO reAtrAttrwyi ismtetlxlireettwo oi ei. s. a.. kka4 Ma two eta ofpWit lower of et w easselwa and Wow= Isenw- Haiatil New ima4f, owl Ike, re 1....bab. mane k Ile owl mazer WM. loads& OUR COLLEGE : Leaves from an Under- leo try mom dormen. the 0 • rft3 INTELLIGENOIL LONDON and NANTES LINE d STEAMERS Lcadea :O. /Vairgrigoot Zs* 11•11111•atteet. wed& be thseedsmd of soy bee Mere India. So that ths kooolowal9= ...-.-..---• . • rut.-arse. hy, 'ben hot pi, jowl .4 mod., to It pww. ea 15. ea. WS to, Swohiss. 1111111110 "POOH be Owed bra ram et •SII•LTIES. "."= din .1 akiiTlM es.sghww..e...A awe' hof ...yaws:lk UN SEAMS FOR ALL SEASONS. A cam- wail be evident by post • a ell Catis Ogeolel en Be 110 Jaws woe 11 la W'svr jsinste-innemei. tens. so fidleedselot /Wes d Coweete. Caoloos. awl howls rdollw in#ll men being united by SY w wY. Pass* 0w... WWI LOW Wu WolO taaa owiseo-Ver wow towyeew aeli taw wile less. .10 Wwwww. wil awe., 0 LW; Delabbiew Pm- WEI "hat the mind m-ltramels, tem ilt. sr OTOS mile HAM te /L OPMISHILIII.III. weibelw... 00.10WWIlewool.4 saw would W Woos, 1111, VIIIWOWCW.O. sod saleiebeists 'alas la lima Le= en Yes at UMI. ermined of this massy or Wow. et me OW maten-Dersa VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. TZWM-4" and "blltinl •iallaff3l= sad the nt imam' ma ;he TO /HIPPOS& setiodeite le leamemil were 0 bilma seal Nee& he ONOwg wile hi wart Is itielawled Wee ream woes oreento le Be More No. 1-7 nod. 000011;:rok.A.°I liti=irt la the IoW% ma rat off L We Omar WI owwWw.adw, im. rd tall Is,: d le ter Wookb-koWPW6 hob". atm net mlyzityr rii,==o.otrivirrizAzit pa c.o. (s.o=m quay ; ea Tee=rteen..4bbab lob si limn: mixable: ..... .... Tar 1 Dwelollea.... WwWws . Iraat a es. 0.-ftiii,,,s,,wirAn.. w.e. who WO isc these sew =id.visheido at 9 Haalwe, strew t Meter 0.. et 'Mora ,C1i1mai...........0manal fletilill. st Oweirew • LI. IITS616116.0111:: i Taman ........: : Int.-.... THE GRAND CALEDONIAN FANCY DRESS °la' 4"."1,- ...0., mat ~..: ~....m....z.. - et 101101 k ...... ... ... WI ICalealla 1 iwo.. ILawlet, BALL. thiestitsesigina"r‘ess no 7 moral footere. et arme Si It. B. =Z.* SEPT COI mom ma amen et wren& Moo ( ot sums .. sis los., moo.* ow Os Last night the annual fancy dam boll, under the pa beraiata 00, mg lbse POhIAT . Hll ht= .... W. 0. VMS lows.--Uvro, Wm 110/6%.160611; laspltteelareodiarapetronsge of her Majesty and minsbental the royel Mr. Lys* of i lootoor. hoot& .- • alums ...... ...... or fosides list'ss',. 0„,;12"t• thotily, for the bads of the Royal Caledeaden Want end with then Aso' • • earthing, of • ' summon ..... -. Tim n0r......id0... ■••••• do Rola Scottish Heeltheir Mm giMa M Willi" Rooms, was sataa-t' NIELS SPOILEIt rm.' sm. sow 5a...... as Pon ...... id Meer.. Ibirestert, Bt. ham's, sod, although It could met be odd Wordarly J. to he the fella; it was rate of the best belle we have wit- thew pow Wen he LW^ atritiiiiii igre ig• wain 1011111110 ....... ..... WM Omega . ...... ..... 5tab,...11.4 enend dlShill Oita Meat Utile ran. " twetemsr, at this La.', cy :t flier tad" Be ardsidods di di a 11111111.31 .COO.. IW/ Weser% lads.- ./. Wine t Os. eserzwi "tondo*, it is tadieraiwable that ea gentlemen et- °`°' A Work ter Mat -Be OM. Illwa. le. llobOwswi 11.. red 011eihialtella, ag. letsta... swat tenubs &oda Mew in =Hewer HiliMead Pe* or Mtn R." a w. saes were absolutely p a grow ram isdosic iii: IN AS lboko. AftaanligkelA Mei/ "a elßoonied oat. after ides o'clock the begin to ebbe. At 1). km Cullo Il• tewlibAbil 0. Ikllitio • gm W toms be Dolls sal as belf-Para hie the boys end girl. clothed sad stunted at Sly' re to Merit Tree. Mawe Be. WM We M. 9W. Irma Me IS shitssi sisrerkststotowhish:, WHIMS= were metered In the lower room, head by r" juvenile bend and corp of piper*. YANK of DEPOSIT, 3, Pall-mall East, London. Acomg the ladles panometee who awe In early s' r son me TALIILAWD hums, 111.1slihbal &D. UK &ow. of fll =MG BOBBY see loteletld be maim gZ". Ih4" haring fancy "AMIN bang the eulicat it, eau Vaneormia's tessam.-Cts the lot el ttal Swat of their friends in the bell-roors, were-the Ditcher homellowarad, the prevhiom of the matelot 'maw'. aaalw'lrorViraoltraolnr nim=int=f Radice. the Heehaw of Athol. the Dears of • emoodol to book trirmitiod tetwor ko , end lboarnweibi Oki estewies, At. :-.. cis Cent! of Dunmore, the Counter of Carr rad theidinlypeolet; Woomera'. Irked IRE PBX SUPERSEDED.-Marking Ur, Counter of File, the Countess of Pow* V Week dip. 17roa kelt pekes odeuroaal ook Peon. Wan bootee Y. PATIN? SLIM litOeitL It it„..km the C.,. a Akus, ud, iv YRS elegem We let wireelas and wow who. got. WWI the rear toll to es *Moro ,--Pie • peak (..... tneene. k; ..‘ w *eweer eisitHelNtkel. k=4l *naiad, lady Octavia Shaw Stewart, le la fa welnlit, Ild.• above Ph. mei not a- terozirtzster m..= go lay Asko Marken:* Lady Race Ma• ; above 111, end 'mot awed Mo., 3a,, Wog to• Be wog amid loud or Ake The prep rose, la all IWO% bo pad k itE2'IN'S "8 II I L LINO" RAZORS, xn. g.,,g,,..., „A Hon. Mrs. gay • 11 el ri "re:Orbakg7.""Crib:=ollll7lllPra The Duke of B.A.* who e. ii, =-4Mosin. Utter oar 7 OM Lasike..l.l6 Ow row ma ot Mew la ft.. fig tea welfare of I. chit' tweddy ispestrwas Re Be lamed IN abort lee tEnt7PlllllO/1 I'IS itsime_oootz to yagesaiats wen aaabto to ash' us Or the mall frees Crartelethailk will Bewail -voyage le to be anal ti wok hoer that the earl poem* -Elf PM DISIOSIOZIAIMB .111=90.1110 21,,,1L. wat Ili orelseltsembeiesdi•l it My.= ti impresses le the . it: rt=rts=kMileheseeek.im.:6Ir. tea 11.0 and thebiamailei a. bind:it pany of the Ye 1. pfrisim mesbee lent.thigirifillullT XII le through the ball-receo. iwele te 4=ol. The eripmy hes, how. at If sad 111 yaks, we Or wew WilaTil= MIA= The fancy Tiara sardsee sink* between hay AM Cass' INS OLOCTIIO OILY= PL (ander the Counteo rtioross,-nors is sew 84 . vris : F.......ktzt ............. o iiiiid mu. ~.._.......ema ow be tem mem the Comte. of F sr lb Dllttr IMO al ittat ost. Mr Is als. . wn we. Won wae...l. =Labe ...t .1.7.1., ‘,Q....ab Cathie% When Sem We way she alb en Me whet, sea ea iweemirww. that meld be kind to Were speed The ludic atter the v Ckeebr Oak b sow bung Mak so kerb, ' Q IMPSON'S FAMILY BOOT ad SHOE tog &Misdeed to obit far Limped htin ' 1.7 WASIIIOI76IaIi asil hot Water Owil.do wow de• d rot This le as martslOng of . wasb. Tetabb, sad loalkaad be preelmil fron the of the ~ , Wadi WI be rew to Os te&-Peta. p, .fa lined at wild n my 4O OM ..-WhankSl/ MS BAP p. Her ewer ceedsb of 4- rillt.hooperesral awl MediMOl , ltd Be AY ET Y far STREET DOORS. -CHUBB'S hall le bid WM. !eh PATIN? LAMM oft will sad awe . Buser smote& Imes ;Be diet le d &.,001 maw Ilreaegmleitsef A dew, awl Chubb • ca ..„ OW pis& She wee bee 0011.7. H. Pearsobsollward. 014". .. Wik"... =nal tar,;ollAbarite s. • SW sod • EINAHANTI LL WHISKY v. COON' rhedie bkwasebok MAN DY.-LIOABILII NM Os. sr. introw d ten but he owtel&D smell, aka elan eelotomed 1.1.1. .6.l.bettaft tb. WWI news 106 W eiplehsco .beet mat at obi* Woe osw. wen mew. liod .= Cos==.ll.: beat sopitell Emu% altarnae earCrinn rult. en mid sad • doe ew heerdtttetel, seat ICC 'Mar, me. bb/ Sao fiaa:Wellei til= los of Limpid Ile. C. WeWs men nes We MOM, la*, af Orwigt *be bandAs a we bowh hift* fko wake IlkVitTedow, two err to. had I. end Os. lisie la E.Low IWO 41111111111112.1•11111111 g _ ellows. Bo aorta I spo= he Siege, ildt re weed Te...."Wiigt4rleverle7 leg Velllsteet is ad soda isdo, • b. tine .. shot? Wrote ha . Webb nelsessidAM wtee.anewen. ▪to lies nabs, WE" labok 'MY YOUR TEA WHILE or to tio aikhdow k Ibtre Mmeobra. ozrab.b. „ft.c.....r... ..d... Itsexceses nil no boreleinintOellstneee of Unused leek eel be • Ms Wet slap el := rargi.m.r...vuz oil lea nil, vide& Teel to ARMS'S SPELTAr es. abed Be OM el lily mat.--Nwe yea In* of wily' is W. • VON TO AVIVISALM-LIT111?001. WV. g..... 47,... WU@ Star, Cookie Kw, bases. knows. no sad Clatoben, of Ibis pork sone fido Alf . priV=rokb-61',.* IiMIUM/a 111;tia 7.0 IMMIMI, MI /An Ira' ang, WA liw • wen,. ...osd co ciao Ma, by as ... mearbantaill, Nag ender the same lag, with alarly 400 ger .. LEGIANT ' 111. 111411" 1. num - Oil Batumi() DAT. ow EZT, Lark, Soil 21.--nohniettent ea mem" TAO; neeenewne, et WS Whale. 473; total HAW& 7, sait oak. tabir mew Wartat V . lata.elle. tor anal Wm' Ilaa a• a HS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. • meows .....- gestato KRUM bow , - M-imp 11, r CbeadiSala lemrarterabs.ll.l in.-.lmie IL et Ilenfiewaill. lieldobil ill lOW / taw, Wa. of • dagofessa en it, dOwings Wow. Rassewatwee. so •Is of S. 11; • &Adam. -hos ID. at ?water. Sara Be wen ef T.JaWIIIIIs ow .Seso 111. at Ilbsetenow TiMsebiwas WM H S. VW* ilwebtw lingesol.llllollll.olll. 5-41:1•15/1. lotellantr:rna l-.lses 91, st Wagoloses. Uweloei. Be V% d ILI b WA. gl a diodblita W.LiALASWII. ISLIY.-oio12.40:. Ol 11.6... :via& tbolllMl G. & Alga st Ike . . ea thoothw ef S. . /ha, s-rtassis-iiame is at WoWeweoeklifto..oorryr I. P. Isowll Y.A. OW. A. W. Illegnar,...m.r. • tooio. a so Ow f. H. /Wm. Swims IMAM A' 18-111A1111011.-Jeas 11. at ft caora boor.. Moms. linekirx: .0 r Omaha. Sow. WoOlor of O. & It i& 01111111A-Jer 1 I a i ii• Puha OW& It ▪ Wl= I..2.4‘tetiesstil=B,l6.../ theleo. thwitero4U DIATRI. rep 18,, it anti onweik. Mob .-.. bre, is IL less It. se ahlee sow" et ILK. )416Woolawa IAMB" wo k el botoOleetolok 1, -Joe U. se Wil46", W -Joie to lib U. Mee wl4 os lee Ilektio. • roll.-fer Aso IL! , spa IL bedo 111. et omali Be r ...• 1 !WNW I I Re ate v ;re fowl 65 :8TRALLL-BLk BALL LING, Britigh haw" mazt i r Lempri cL4oh 88 P. HORTON'S NEW ILLUSTRATIONS TO-R10111 . ..-Ile. 4m Km °MIAS ItriD reeteettheir Itre r, t the ROYAL OALLEIY et ILLUS. i fv f. tk THIS IV El IRO. IL Illentlite pa , seek et 3.—Atlotiolos. le. rea LL : MIK l_ms me le owed et Gam, Ng at Wow. Deeee. bed Wt. Ift. Sig.. 1 iiiider. 1 401 m. ITo OWL ift Wag .. to = tin Olio MAC Ir a 141 0111tir i rs. ii=ja= c ric L . 1 &nit ;re MO ipil d rativi crni•Ve r viar =•.= wrooriA Ili ISO saiV ; r m ili S. It ■ A C isi OL. 2. Measigiann. a* Tar la the lir st bet waft. &Mb rmsela it r i.i r Oro sae= I. Fat swinikll milli nzea:: Z1.6~06.0.4 ,7 0 Le= It : utcd Sig 4., lh. CO. 41. a ... Mi. Oime rion.lB.. if; Or 11/. ; lara i roi, ni. * art 111,6 W tii. llF.opebs "oho A. I Clonlit WCamihr r, It Old s ORNE—OPEN DAILY at MIME. MEW= lo—Onblisos Oncoristi Owe Use ars Band lo . : 4l. ols—Othis Enorolot at T— Mit 7 Nod as WI pot S. moil continuo Yr D—Ortue Orimiol at Wort this Toottenso. Jane ISL•eiod Joon* Mc soonion no Amon sal be oohs in the Woo ft Wats linikn. tha army be UMW* ono WAWA. MONT BLANC IS OPEN TO-NIGHT. a, i 31.—Ths NNW demi eta all • ahem ns mks on WO bolo—Ullll . kei sad 1 . 16•14 at U. NA1. a. .1110 Perim la .rid ti=4.1213224;:ri... RIGHBURY BARN TAVERN.- adeut. TragmtaturavEßlAST ot v:at Wool oalail IT4=r, IN to of lio Illimorda ran . taw Oat 10i1101100. c.. 4 .6... v0mb005. taillol 6304. Il totem Oak _STEAM to NEW YORK Ron SOUTHAMPTON. 17e/td Yen idaU Mrs AWN. 011,1111111. Wrin MAT. , P l7l.selgtak Mmes a."BB. Z . tj:r - a ke neulsrity of bar ~F , ,z4 &. immeseti m on. rgre.—rms x i sad Pa — p.ieWetterellwlnst, A =L : I• 14 0 1 . 4 +.**.kekadnearme. Ams Val be W Wathiseasi. July I& MARRIAGE TROUSSEAU, TOTICE to INVENTORS. OFFICE for at ‘ oracift.gli a ngisirtre%" °ll6"- wt. Mame WOW time am taw kr Yr ININdi ter& teas grant ; r Mao PIUIOII ira 06. OlnAmemen CHEAP BOOKS.—SECOND- BAND COPIES e Lire....L5..44; Two Tan 4e: Y~.12. OM Ollikee : =NW etes meta WI the were praline we sew 0 SA a MUSIC'S MULCTLISSAILY. • = SW I. wow rower, woe may to oWwWeed ea arra Seward Umiak New Clateee eweet!=%we S.www einw• Sawasser• Oa Julyyy onet llowthly.w IS Pleb. at N. ark, olgt tatt .111111100. SUNBEAMS FOR ALL SEASONS. A cam my worm Comoolo. Caotlooo. and Pneoplo rittq to the of Me litook JO" Ploomoo. Sonotro ; Ddaliber. "d irklut trrakaiM•ottoracor. owl oil Mimeos VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. Yban 6-j "and " m n'lßlll rl3llMlll= of TO lIIIITZSIL ibe I.O•obg al.• me ow Ware sowei. li So ifirle Dort 4,- , MOP& *do" Vtrt..l7Vllrirt I 114 Zt...alladrio I br PM c•k, Dwilmilm Siam b.= lar lim tiupwmp.. w.a rers i.D r m g- so it: i litsreriel .:...... '. • : ni saitaC THE GR4ID CALEDONIAN FANCY DRESS imloik ...... . .... Is 4 ICalcoOO J. Kooil. BALL. 111771111 W I " • - ""AT 1 4 .1 - iii • .... W. 7 ' 7°611 ' inn•iiii• *Mow of Ivallajisty NMI baba al th• roysl Ammo , .. ea Zemerre I li f i ' lls • ihnite, fee be bomb at Vas Royal Cabbalas Agfa.' and sr.mmon i .... -. sap mdbmws " I "" smai i a. tbs Uri arstlia 11 •0 8 4 ega Alan a Walhes Raw. one ha Zieribeet. et. no sied. although ft egad net 14 all MIMI ....... . ..... raw limbs, J ' i m ih r... 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OL =I% *ad* aid Melia all lir Momy W AMY.. MIK bf swel I nainCitibi AMR, ILUITOINIrrOe GM LONDON, WA. .68. la.1)On eidered that by so doing he might prejudice the public service. Now, if the committee thought the attendance of other members would prejudice their proceedings they had but one course to pursue, and that was to adjourn the com mittee and mit the penupoion of the here to sit in secret. He now wished to aak the Speaker whether a select com mittee appointed by the home had the power, either directly or indirectly, to constitute themselves a meet committee t Mr. HENLEY, before the Speaker answered the ques tion wished to explain what bed taken place in the com mittee over which he had been asked to preside.' The hoe. member seemed to think that it was the duty of the crea ming not to have proceeded with their inquiry, but to have adjourned for the purpose of taking the monion of the house on the question. It would be in the recollection of the house that the first 'lion waa that the conanittee should not meat CM but in cons equ enc e of the strong opinion expressed hp m eal members the unueual course was taken of dr committee to sit on Saturday, some apprt ingua entertained that the parties might get out of tha meg mad the ends of justice. Under three eir semetseess, Ihe committee met, and felt it their duty to sat at once. They were of emerge to a certain degree ignorant Mae nature of the evidence that might be given by Roth man and Lord, and in the exercise of their beg discretion, en fee the purpose of carrying out the object with which the Yam bed entrusted them, they thought it would be better to eraser the inquiry without the pigmy of any other per sons than the members of the committee. They were per- 1 Seedy aware that they had no right to exclude any meetber et the hours—Cheer, hear)—and he thought it would have been an act of presumption on their part if they had attempted be do so. But he must be permitted to my that the view When by the committee ea to what was conducive to the I ”bile service bad received a somewhat remarkable ematirma- Men Is the het that the members who heard the opinion of ▪ soroftwo abstained from entering the room. Of course K woo be their discretion to be present or not. They seemed be how onereteed their discretion in the same err as the media of the committee, for not one of them insisted on Lslis=nt. After the Inquiry terminated on Saturday, the saw no reason to deviate from the coarse they had 811 (Hear„ hear.) 41MPEAKER, In reply to the question put by the hon. sainther es to the rule of the house on this subject, raid that ewes had of late occurred in which a very distinct ruling had been bid down from the chair by his predecessor. On the lbw robroxy, 1849, the expression need was that accord- i be be the rules of the bore every member was privileged be mind a committee, mhos the committee was secret. The mo=ice had hem, that during the deliberation of the ether ache should lane the room. Than Iced hem teetemees when Mo. members did not leave the won. me "lowa' the segliodka of the committee, the homeeled I=Reent Ihe pews to exclude members. The sew, bid Wm we, distinctly laid down, that brie woo *yawl to attend committees. ludeedobere did me e le lens been any difference of opinion between the mendsme who attended and the members of the committee epele On gemtion. The hon. member had not put the queer nsilleline le molar of discretion, and he therefore did set Mak It wourri to state anything beyond the general mkt. (Hers) THE VICTORIA CROSS. Colessel FRENCH wished to know what arrangements would be made foe the acoommodation of members and the retitle, in Hyde-park, on the occasion of the distribution et the Vine& some, by her Majesty, on Friday next. Sir B. HALL said the government intended to provide r much gemmed accommodation es possible, and not to give mss makedire accommodation than was absolutely necessary. Timm es be • separate compartment for the Queen— saddams weal be two other compartments one on the right the ease cm the left, for members ' of the diplomatic corps, the Great Officers of State, peat and present, ditain gniehed naval and military officers, and the relations of the *officers who were to receive the decoration from her Ma jesty. There would gm be wings to tree compartments, one on the north, the other on the south, affordin groo m , for 7,000 or 8,000 persons, who would be admitted byt to be applied fur at thelluartennaster-General's Office, at the Horse Guards. Any peer or member of parliament would receive a ticket on =akin... , application on or before Wednes day evening. Independently of that accommodation the would be a large open spare for the general public. (Rise.) Viscount GALWAY inquired whether any reamer& Ron would be made for ladies: Sir B. HALL said there would be as much actommoda- Nee for ladies as gentlemen, and if any bon. member who mot in an application for a ticket would only elate that he wished to take hie wife, a female friend—(a laugh)—or any member of his family with him, no doubt a double ticket would be forwarded. IRISH CONSTABULARY FORCE. Sr E. HAYES asked the Chief Secretary for Ireland whether he intendedto introduce a measure during the present astesion for the better distribution of the constabulary force lin Ireland. Mr. li. lIERBERT replied that such was his in ' mention • the object of the measure would he to equedise the constabulary force. FACTORY INSPECTORS' REPORTS. Mr. CORBETT wished to ask the Secretary of Slate for the Hoses Department whether the reports of the factory for the half-year ending on thu 30th of April last e he n en received by hint, and when they would be laid on be Obis of the house WO. GREY paid the reports were received by him en the 9th et the percent month, but the act of parlia ment specified that the Home Secretary should have time to make himself acquainted with their contents previous to their being laid before parliament; they would. however, be ready for presentation to-morrow or on \Vedoeedsy. RED RIVER SETTLEMENT. Mr. C. FITZ WILLIAM asked the Under Secretary for War whether the Canadian Rifles, now proceeding to the Red Riese, had been sent at the request of the Hudeon's Bay Company, and whether for the purpose of protecting the trade of the company, in consequence of information received Bat any portion of the territery north of the boundary line is likely to be, or he. already, been occupied by settlers from the limited States Sir J. DAMSDEN replied that they had not been sent in amerallenne of any such int; irmation, but for the general of law and order. It was not considered advisableCWlL l ee nl ee large a settlement entirely unprotected, but Ibis sew Nat anew force ; it was merely the re-establishment of me that had been discontinued. OATHS BILL. Oa the creation that this bill be considered as amended, Mr. S. k ITZGERALD moved the insertion of a clause as Mows " Provided always, and be it enacted, that nothing herein contained shall extend, or be comettued to extend, to malls any person or persons professing the Jewish religion Is bold or eerier the office of guardian. and justices of the I Hutted Kingdom, or of regents of the United Kingdom, lender whatever name, style, or title such office may be con stituted, or to enable an person to hold or enjoy the office of Lord High Chancellor, Lord Keeper, or Lord Cianmirioner of the Great Seal of Great Ilritaiu or leaned, or the office of Lord Lieutenant, or Deputy, or . other Chief Governor or Governors of Ireland, or her Majesty's High Commiss a ny plan the ()emend Assembly of the Church of Seetlend, or any place or office whatever of, in, or belonging to any of the ecclesiastical courts of judicature in England or Ireland respectively, or any courts of appal or rev tew of the Pe n . teace of such courts, or of. In, or belonging to the Commis sary Court of Edinburgh." Lord I'ALMERSTON said—Sir, when I was "eked on re former stage of this bill whether it was the intention of the REeRESENTATION BANFFSIIIRE. — The Earl of government themselves to put into the bill provisions of the Fife having, on his nomination to the British peerage, re• nature of tree which the bon. and learned member now pro- signed hie scat in the Howe of Commons for lianffebire. poses to basal t I gated that it wan not our intention to make measure. are being taken to teeter a uncerenr. A requi • arch • proportion, and the rcuon was that the tonne - sition has been in the course of signature for the last th ree genera which th roe provisions are intended to guard *mart days in favour of Major Gordon, of Park, who, it is appeared to be eo very unlikely to happen as to be scarcely thoug h t, have the moderate support a Mr . moe!doxsit worth while to make special provision for them in an act of Grant, of Arndillv. Being also in the Fife interest. hie parliament. But, sir, WO are exceedengly anxious that the return scene pretty certain. There inn rumour riot be will bill should pass. (Cheers.) We think 6 would be a very be . i , utc h „, Lord Georg . Lutuou. _ „&l i o d ii ,. t . h j advantageous measure, both r regards tho members who Ty.r.l.„.rr. take the oaths sow and those who are excluded from p alis- TURKISH GAS COUPANT.—A general meeting of meet ,• If therefore PP we are led to believe, the adoption of the elaWies propoe'ed by the hon. and lensed gentleman this company was held Trieste) , at the Lomb, Tavern, would tend in any degree to render more likely the passage Dishopegatestreet. LonsCubi Esq., took the hair. The . of this bill into law, we should hold ourselvm deeply lemon- Secreeary read the report, which advised the witeling up o: Stile if from any fancied objernon we embarked in an the company, as there was no prepeet of their am .rneliug in opposition to them. (Hear, hear.) Upon that groun inducing the Turbid! government to enuntenanct• the advan • loge of gas- li g htin g into Constantinople, The ram taken ter, land not oureelves attaching any great importance to the p ro -tra,. legions thetneelves but thinking them wholly =objection- I able, and beliming ' their adoption would tend to render more aepont at th e commencement of the enterprise e p: n r e r ien , w ie h e en ee t.:s ue e ae xperes . se ar . Gd dmg erceuring or a per the ehare. As this probable the succortul true of the bill, we readily give our amount . kee th e. wire expected, the director . anent to their introduction. (Hear, hear.) had been amen Sir F. THESIOER did not know what would be the re- were enabled to return Is. 6d. per .here, the expense. being the rate of le. pr share. After brief °unseemlier, suit of this extraordinary movement ; but if any hon. mem- '?i_ly at ber objected to the clause and carried the question to a to wind n agreed to, and afro that 11 h reamlu li on_. per p was A share. vote of thanks neon paced division, he should abstain' from voting, as he could net in retuning 6d.dmeet' to the chairman and dereetore, an the mg oeparated. any way be supposed as ronetioning the admission of Jews into parliament. (Hear, hear.) F - T ATTORNEYS. —On lIF. .MPEROR AND HE Sir G. GREY roga,csted that they must strike out the F r iday rooming, the Emperor gave a private audience to c u r t dreting to the Commiteary Court of Edinburgh, es the delegstes of the Avon. de Preenifre Instanie of the that cor no longer existed. Departmeute. The olaect of the audience was on the pert of Mr. S. FITZGERALD said the clause woe worded the ovour'r to precut to Lis Majetty an address exneesting ccording to the one inserted in n bill brought in some few ell the germ they felt by a e recent propositionsubmettod to years ago, and upon the beck of which were the rotes the Semite, by the H 112 0 .11 d Cronseillhoe. The Emperor re ef Lord J. Russell, Sr O. Grey, and the present caved the delegates with marked courtesy ; expressed hie tenant for DAM. If, therefore, he had been led into error, astooiehment at the uneasiness which they felt ; admitted it wee attributable to that bill. the imminent eervices rendered by the body of avouce, and Sir G. GREY—Quite true, but that is seven years ago. declared that hie government had no intention to interfere The court gee been aholiehed since then. (A laugh) with their right,. His Majesty added, that, if the idea of The clause, so amended, was drenagreed to, and ordered to leemming the cute armlet, were to be carried out it world be added to the bill. be more penicularly effected by lowering the duties of the The following clause was also agreed to, end ordered to be Treasury. On an observation bang made that the object added to the bill " And be it enacted, that where say of the proposition of the Baron de Croureilhee was en the right of perentation to any ecclesiastical benefice shall belong contrary to make the reduction bear on the fete of the lIYOUiS to any office in the gift or appointment of her Mejesey, her his ninety said, " That would not be just." Lastly, his heirs or eueeeseire, and such iffiro 61611 be held by is person Majesty , Veins informed that such was the alarm felt that professing the Jewish religion. the right of presentation shall the tranranission of the office of avoue was in a groat measure devolve upon and be exercised Ly the Archbiellop of Canter- suspended, spoutaneouely declared to the delegates gat an bury fur the time being." article would be inserte d in the Jlonitrur which would ra ttle S. FITZGERALD moved the irertion of the be move all the uneasiness. The delegates withdrew tally lowing el And be it enseted, that it gall not be sgiefied, in order to report the result of their mission to their b m f u r f or na y p er ...n neutering the Jew - itch religion directly body. or indirectly to advieeler Minter, her heirs or summon. Mr. Wm. Thompeon ham been appointed United or any person or persons holding or exercising the office of States Consul at Southerapton, in the room of Mr. J. R. guardians of the United Kingdom, or of regent of the Croskey, resigned. United Kingdom, under whatevername, style, sr tide each office may be constituted, or the lord-lientennst, or lord di - puty, or other chief governor or governors of Ireland, touch ing or concerning the appointment to or disposal of env °taco or preferment in the united church of England anit Ireland, or in the church of Scotland." Mr. DILLWYN entered his protest again.' there clauses they were nothing more nor ICES than bills of pains and penalties. The clause, after discussion, was agreed to, and the tall ordered to be read a third time on Thursday neat. ASSAULTS UPON WOMEN. On the motion for going into committee of supply, Viscount RAYS HAM called attention to throe cams of assaults upon women which appeared in the daily journal. at Monday. Those canes showed that COMB alteration in the law was necesti.ry, and he appealed to the Hume Secretary to look into the matter with a view to further legislation. Sir G. GREY had not seen the particular rases referred to, but be held in his hand • letter from one of the polite magistrate. of the metropolis, whirls showed that the exulting law had bean most successful in diminishing of of this nature. GOOD CONDUCT PAY. Sir C. NAPIER wished to ask the First Lord of the Ad miralty whether it was trio. that the good conduct pay hod been withdrawn from mums recently paid off? Sir C. WOOD had never heard of anything of the kind. Every thing that was due to the WWII= up to the period of his discharge was paid to him. Sir C. NAPIER observed that the right bon. baronet did not quite understand his question. Sir C. WOOD—You had better put it on the peter and will answer it to-morrow. NATIONAL GALLERY. Mr. LOCKE wishedteask the noble lord at the brad of tie government, whether it was true, as Mated in the news papers, that the report of the commission appointed to in quire into the site of tho National Gallery had Leen made; and if to, when might the hones expect that it would be laid on the table ? Lord PALMERSTON—I cannot say whether it losn been made or not ; it had not been received two days ago. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCLIEQL'EIt I think I can state that it is not yet made. nVERLAND ROUTE—STEAII to INDIA end trtotatnm.inastsw ORIU?ALesd LY delft Rob ..1 wools tee the MIDITIMILAIINALIog4 4 •4:: Mambas. O. M. Osionma. Ur Malik ail Mir. OW I.oeleast. 1•1•11.•. Ilimarvisa. TEAM to NEW YORK Direct, and the w I VA. a•II PIIILADIIrPhatt eiseraol l i i oDAPAA p Orri PP Impititaa thirhliymastl C1P747111 Ins Pm PPP Alp how , Pgrt.llollll , O/L/L as Mow t CITY OP WAHHISOIOI.. ...... Wttaittp.J.PL XA•OA1100 .... ..... ..... ...... Welrital,hl.lll. CITY Oft NALTIVOIII ..... ... . 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Sir HENRY WILLOUGHBY moved to reduce the esti mate by that NUM, but his amendment was negatived on e. division by a majority of 175 to 65. Mr. CAIRO raised a discussion upon the management of the royal forests, and contended that under proper rare these fumes would pay the whole of her Majesty's Civil Let, whereas, instead of that, the expenees of managemeut were every year increasing. lie moved that the estimate foe this year be cut down to the amount of last year ; but on Mr. Wilson undertaking that the whole establiMment should re ceive a careful revision, Mr. Caine! withdrew his motion. Mr. WILLIAMS divided the committee on a proposition to cut off the sum voted for Queen's Plates in Ireland, het his motion was rejected by a umijority of 202 to 66. A great many other odes were gone through, and at 12 o'clock the house rimmed. REFORMATORY SCHOOLS BILL. Sir G. GREY moved the second reading of this till. Mr. ALCOCK objected to proceeding with the bill at -o late an hour. Sir G. GREY thought that there was no objection to thi. measure. It differed considerably from the bill which Lad been before the house on a former occasion, and its main provision was to give certain powers to eiagtrates fur the purposes of aiding in the establishment of reformatory schwas !here was a measure before the other house which clued over until this measure should come before that house. It was, therefore, desirable that no unnecessary delay shield take place. Mr. MILES trusted that this bill would be allowed to pas. He did not mean to say that he agreed with all the proviskeis of the Jimmie, but he thought that the princi ple was No well admitted that the second reading might be allowed to go. Mr. ALCOCK again ran ; but was met with cries at " order," sad "'poke." Mr. O'BRlENhoped that the hon. gentleman would per sist in hie opposit ion. The house divided — Foe the second reading 164 Against O-11S INSURANCE ON LIVES CONTINUANCE BILL. This bill passed through committee. SITES FOR WORKHOUSES BILL. This bill was read a seco time. PUBLIC nd CHARITIES. ' On the motion of Mr. HAIUIC.II,TLE, leave wi gi., to bring in • biIIJOINT STOC for the incorpoK BANKS. ration of public chatith Mr. LOWE moved that the Speaker leave the elide. in order to move tor leave to bring in a bill to amend tie. law relating to joint stock banks. He should detain the house at that late hour but a few seconds in explaining the object of his bill. The present state of the law relutieg to joint stock banks wae most objectionable. In order to forma hank the parties had to petition the crown for the purgee of obtaining the grant of a charter. After great delay and comiderable expense the charter was obtained. When obtained it gave no privileges, and amounted in fact to little more than a mere license to trade. If things went on well, then the bank traded, as all other corporations; but if otherwise, the difficulties of ite position were increased ter-fold by the law. It might be wound up in Chancery, or in Bankruptcy, an in both, while every shareholder rrmeiuod liable to the common-law jurieliction. The remedy for this afore of things was extremely simple. It consisted, in fact, merely of repealing KOMIICIIOI the Joint Stock Compenies Act of lost you as carted that banking rompanies should not come within its operation. By so doing, that act became applicable to banking companies, and its proyisione, which were familiar to all, and which provided a register of share holders, and one means far winding up would relate to banks in the eame way as they now related to all other companies. When he added that it was not proposed to extend the prin t-Lipka of limited liability to banking companios, but, on the contrary, to leave the liability of sharehuldera unlimited-- (hou, hear)—he thought he had stated everything that aas necessary to be stated on the subject. The house then went into committee. Mr. Melina, Mr. Roebuck, and Sir John Shell.. etiongly urged upon the government the propriety of introducing iutu thf• bill tare the principle of limited liability. Mr. HENLEY contended that there act much to be said on the other side, as the principle of unlimited liability was strictly enforced against private bankers. After POW farther observations from other members, the bill was introduced. ECCLESIASTICAL CORPORATIONS AND Fe(11: SIASTICAL COMMISSIONS. On the motion of the Marquis of IRANDrostn, the following were nominated the select emanate° :—Lord John Russell, Sir George Grey, Marquis of landlord, Sir James Graham, Mr. Walpole, Lord Robert Grosvenor, Sir 301111 Pshington, Mr. Ingham, and Mr. Muwbray : three do be the quorum. The house then adjourned at 25 minute.. pant I o'clorl. nu du, MOM. G UY I.. LIVINGST bog ONE; or, Thorough. roan: Joke W. Tarte eel eon, W sem& ■w ima4r, poll OM pin la do4k. OUR COLLEGE : Leaves tram an Under- Leeks : G. CtiMirt,rerii""VantasslLE•4.lkrumdrod. BANQUET Br THE JUNIOR UNITED UK CLUB. d The karbe b r y sof the Junior United Service Club beassesdr ampay of Ws Royal the wen Dube of Orebelle dr et sykaili brow* kst HON* se= kwanneska d kir pile darks= la ors* Ileskaarykees 11•Pti kalliorrA,Mwies4 /If lineWeskasi H. OM= wad Wear Trak* was roe creel by Or amber se the orb to Os INIIIMIND sad aaesf esabrial tho erse, whoa the st dr peels bed wear L Mar vas en ready at debt este*. The bpd teak Omsk the solleowass sr the eeYi/.tr ma% sal was =lli ay eatheltarka side to perfiler ass; Welke king sEsra da d r Ad aver bisoskis se sew marl saw ykls, yrs& slaw enspielnka, Mined sad armpit by Mr. C. F. Mar^ of isatww• sheet, at o oar d ars 40, j 0004 Ise swim ariddst ler to dr mad nee wen Ose br senset ldoag astral Gowns, bratekd a Is& eller arel . Army ths pop wit bra wit be Ma, riliad a r n t milliary IR*" wen, "The Des& at Lar lime se the Midis et ihrsars," aserkel k isrloa's " Mtn el the Ilsbellker as Cho "Daft id Os kenami, kap* Nothdleres r " Dm* Lair Nob. bk sea, fires dose Mr Imp sf sa rli s e ltesid" sii bahA S Ml k ei.; s Yoraaree Arm on , Mess de Med wllk Or& sad Wessebei—" bonbon" bpsdelea drallse II saver, " the Narver Mph= lilsbri m i=e=' • tendresiel silear, " 'Li/Three Milinai ;rho et Corms of as La LYt dumb, vis., Chris' IL, diary rd Quirt Tkark." damps in Delver, " The Naitlar of Ow Mid st %Ma with ho. Counter ;" " Chinks I. asserdes dr Dad Body of Ws fitendorl Trarer." • ere sad k der, with brosedst, "•kaandwr the Orr arks the Hose '• amp * siker, "TM Deis of al Or Dews Maidepstr " Rotes kr fns Oaks Aram Mr exe the NNW d r "_Betted Thalia Yield, A.D. 1111 S, elk ei f o r dih Leal Lsby, sod lbe el IdWee eripeenr• ; Dover Mdag berismaa kiwi Ilsg him se Sootast- 1 . Indy se dr Ulm" Obi* rd Arks o pearl by his llL to the Jahr 17= d ereZit i t . i s b r e et I Maher* enypersi by ewe bribli, maim kr dr of teals ; • nes he arr. k pm slyb of Lads ; • len to stem, elk pm ea err, haws Arawneseag Una her s Poky Orese." • tera ia l e =siea llyr ot Mensery• on cow, a sue la sold se ',WOOL) ; two vases In seer reap ; peir of Ism old twirsis k ; leak between Merrier sal Doer ; awl dr kik Csastastias; nee silnr , ,; . i .boeses, R. lir hem T. arriett, KAT.. I Cron dr sterks, art Ins e ea the data by ispl Higiress the Duke of sal Or Mani et I drably wed ea dr lat by the Dube Darldastara isi Leon Maw . lu Cbsdr il lM, be t d rard i o l itt r i r a doksky las li rsks i b i t Best fled farrier!, wen Alliskat the essreat, to are bdng kaki bur /6 dims dr* st Pekes. Doke se deo work lo with Ow part sempay May la dat a Irlikeddsa. Corms +sr he la yersoms, dr strew 41111Ri bi ded* lant.-Ourral Air A. WAWA .0 .11., Ksjor-Osremi trw. Fear& Major- Gored pr Cheries Torts, K.C.B 4 Genera Sir Kara Ahoy, kr Hew 1.111, UM dregs darks Lama, sal Minos Oared The inhabitants of the Channel Islands are urging se sermusemest for daylight trip between London and Jersey, col Wqmoe& B fitting trains to tun with the Channel Used stemmas, pereengers could teens Jeesey at 7 is fir amain, Gamey at 9, sad arrive in Lon don eit 7 In the mein r„ slier Smog an hour st Wey mouth. It could also be molly arranged for peteaos to lents Lasko at 7 in the sagniag, arriving at l ump rid Wey mouth at 6 is the erode'• THE ELTHIL4TES VALLEY RAIL war. A numerous and influential depntation, beaded by the Furl of Shaftesbury, Sir W. F. Williams, of Hare, Sir Justin Shell, Sir Usage Pollock, K.C.8., Mr. Hors&lL H.P., Coked Pinney, M.P., hir. Omen, M.P., Mr. Hutt, iI.P., Mr. Buchanan, and many other members of the house ; Count Strzleeki, Mr. Y. Usielli, General Cheney, Mr. W. P. Andrew, the chairman of the Euphrates Valley ; Sir F. Arthur Bart, Sir Herbert Med. r i dt s w iligur Cul T . A l .llsure, the Lard Mayer, and everal ether mmeeenting the commercial interest., z . 4, ol i MI, he., waited upon TOMPaimeeelea at 2 le at Carulcridge- house, le lop= vim the du:cording to the IMAMS, Vie Imbsser Oesegoey to ponniary support a 1= 1.1" 11111111MOIRTST latiedaesil the depalstion to Lord POINIIIIIIh u md pled sat In forcible imguage the vast I=litheme*" of securing as showily° route nd the peat linnet general, hlt throtighont Me warty la *hie peel _miletaking, es esheiseed to pro melt asomeno, el sod Chziallhollde ad stated OM Andrew. the dolma of the ~,poly, would eider his lonia* mess &Mid lahmstion. M. Artnazw, sher Ms ,pet fur the un. i zeeselis s. addible gems of WI that for some yams Shed boa cossikewil • mammal olleM ee m oat sa ellmmiho 'hurt reale lolls. tat thee eseastly the medilhilmega of the reale by the Espimies bed be come ales ad mere necessery, and moremiddly alms it had Imo &hymned to era op the V s stlbs Wm by the o n if stem _ The pod ellYwerald pour ikon Yds= be. *dal Ads sad Me Taldelab, OIKII Soft each ea nate 'by elhe ebe ig re la Wi rehr i gronse at lase the lighter sadism prehmes as aMk mile ad prows; battle moppet of dr govroomoot aro sot wooed on oromadd gram& TIM leirpeet yew Miro oa de gemod after pellestamemee el WO los of esammhallese. The Ape. ma le ' whit Iles marmot Taos k, aloes bU lai siple th s e w tesies sail TM** The belie weal ` miff te e the the iLyher er the Helm, the two pies of itie. the Amer id the the =emusilsol in Ms moi semestol by the Iles ley seam atemair• the Sink god Tear woad be theesemed of way hem Imsale India. So that the lioredm ilh alti t a b rith nilia rait Mom would be pieced lama ma epealatioa, sill ft weal be evident lis pest emy el lobs of NW as Wing mai by led by Si mar le the may in bfamithat the maleal semen they mold render elher would goidewpb - the power and se emixney of Male emotry sad pewees powerfully the peeps% the freakm, end ;he perm if tie world. The esmiletes to be is woad wen the rabid ad see cadet la the mold. ad eel* spin beano the gesmeles of sed ages* amply p a l wheel, Ma _nth carton 5 1 =eat polity; miles wMood Osumi Chesney, wholedi wady _Oohed them I.eas, weld MI Mon that there we Males& el thesemi of minel-leadsof this vain- MN cemeeedity melba on the pewit hem As want of the mesas el temspet, Sir W. M. William el Man would tell them throe was on dhilcslty M dealing with the Arabs, M they we Idely Issas& The Lord Mayor, who Imil had fatbases ammercial Telethon with the E....,.1 Mr. Lyn* et Deelled, who had for many Jeer,Jeer,. with the AM., woad speak to the haseari MOP worthier of the Arab. As to physical Has woo asao—dro &s bid boa ourveyod, AA le be =Off. Her llehely's goneamat hied glum odd boroom ad awed fa 'Waft the low sad amines as They hod** bra Iddidreobilaboo bell m the dismal el diesmel Cam, awl ' his =owl the eagissodisy MIK owl lad ora do boa lad Mb wadi Oftllllllr ebb the Etna He (Kr. Anders) was le eply pled MY sesietance than kr Mbead thew leo dm led ow soled et that point trim astoathiny MON am dadoldr soulary. ea that erse Ms pecemery sumiseit of draradosa, to It the capital to be raised fur its poorrolba atria work. It was net a matter for prime brildbedo id undertake. If they main en innewent he thdrll " lhey would certainly at sense Turkish Amble, The ilimme of • stow man Arra Myths EspbraM MI bon plod Whop the public and tbommod. Mow ellemhese sifeemmeres sad other into eildM rumbibao lal dm* Menedelerd the twos ome la farm of pram grade? aid ; end it wee Wised es seseeley was maims est Mb route Medd he meld mot IM iron sod h sew reeled with liMpresommt to /whetler assommell is the Myer tom efltateseload V so, vehr/lar lbw wall be paws' la osaumall ourb as onsuol et pi= adama s.. abo• 'the by groo or dos rabarorbo. a oaalM I aid , edeasieleileifti net ealmitted to thedr I Min, to be pouslel with. Mr W. F. IralibatP, of More, stated that dorsal Me Ifieg iss ealieme mope the Arabs he experienced no Is alb this, or in procuring, during his excavations to uraba of workmen be might require ; and be 114 . dr ad Moped importance of the proposed herbour el go theme was nut a single good herbour on the Orbs Omit Seastres I briefly addreeed his lordship' on the =I Of sameolve Vertrieb government. to the under - Mewing It ma of incalculable political importance to relation to her Indian potacminna. rd la Retort, DIP., speaking from personal acqueintance Maim country to be trammel, dwelt on the greet cepa lirLdevelepment it only the mean, of transport were amid CHT.PNET pve full eeplanations regarding the lobar, ate its exact podtien and capacity, de. Ilk Storm So rat, late arnbaosadm in Persi.i • dwelt on the Chia Wet nor of the line, and that it would shorten e d= to Kurrachee, the European port of India, by The Lonnlidaren bad had extensive commercial transac tion with the Arab., and had found them moat reliable end bad' end he considered they were aa much alive to their ova Mara so soy other nee, and would be in favour of the Whig Mono tt would at once give them employment ea Oat this. an outlet fur their product.. Hr.L'excat, of Mead, from long residence, fully con read ibis lordahip's views. lb NOW PALL, M.P., assured bin lordship that the under- Wig was viewed with great interest in the manures:tet te, Oubids generally, and placed in hie lordship'. hands a eimissial from the Chamber of Commerce at Liverpool, pember that the government would extend the neeesery aid to the Euphrates Valley Beltway Company. Pit IeV7ALNIESSTON assured the deputation the the go vernment were fully alive to the peat importance of the Euphratee route; that they had supported, sad would con tinue to support it; but he could not give an opinion as to giving the guarantee on the maid without consulting his colleague*, end requested Mr. Andrew to put hie properition in writing, and that it should have a proper amount of con sidestion, and that government ;timid be happy to aid it if in their power. Mr. Ax PRIM having thanked bis lordship for the contio oua reception afforded to the deputation, the deputation with drew, much gratified by the manner in which they had been received. MADRAS IRRIGATION AND CANAL COMPANY. — We are informed that memorial. from the Glasgow and the Liverpool Chambers of Commerce respectively have been presented to the Board of Control and the Court of Directors of the East India Company, stating that canals for transit and Irrigation form an essential element in any plan for de relaying the natural resources of India, many product. being dependent on irrigation, and all benefited by facility of transport to the coast; and that such works may be more properly left to private enterprise than undertaken by govern ment; and praying that every facility may be given to ass • role bread Y 11811thd for abeike oath aiseis, Miss by gases a amble= rate of interest or by such other mows as may smear nod desirable. Cnwz COMPIRTTION.—The district of Mauchlioo is name noted for the quality of the cheeses omnufecttued in it. Thai there be no battier in improvement till the top f the ties be Tee th ed, It hes been arranged by certain gen tlemen Y end mead flame/dine to have, eintempnranenue with the leorticnitoral exhibition there in the beginning of autumn, a chews competition, which will not bo roe fined to Ayrshire, but be open to all who may wish to compete. Neither in there to be say rotriction as to mode of manufacture. The meat point aimed st Is that the cheese be of the beet quality. The einditionn of the competition. as they have been explained to us, are, that every competitor shall enter three cresom, the weight of each not being Irma than :34Ibe. One of these is to be eoneidered • stake. The Brat prise In to be MT., the wend M.; bet if there Is the eueonregement of the frheme which the promotes anticipate, the prises will be increased, as the eaters of it, as devised. Ia amnething resembling a sweepaiskts. To the chi:read who makes the cheese which nine the Ora prize a silver medal, with a suitable Mindy tine, is to be preeented.—Olespow Deily Neil. THE GERMAN HARMONIC SOCIE77ES.—The grand emend ft-te of the ()ennui harmonic societies of the Con ats• Rhine took piste last week in the Grand Dural Palace. Mannheim, and Isnot two dept. About 160 instrumental performers and 700 vocalists were present. In the latter number were 200 Indies all dressed in white, with gnus wreaths round their heeds. On the first day the oratorio d Elijah. by Mendelsohn. wee executed, end on the meal day \Veber's overture of Purim/he, the Helkhria of limb& and moressz by Spahr, Beethoven. Ac., were terfri The auditory each day consisted of about 1,800 There were sire concerts in the public Emden'. C i llte was closed on the errand day by a hail at the dumb% as ',Web npwerda al 9,000 persona were present. The Rochdale election committee-room was cleared at about Wt-past three o'clock yesterday afternoon, and the committee remained in deliberates till a qnsger-ya4 for, etre it was announced that they had skeane' till this day at balf -rut two o'clock. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, 'DOUSE OF LORDS.-NIONDAT, JUNE 22. The house met g S o'clock. SALE OF OPII.I IN INDIA. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY paid that it would be re collected that some time since ho brought before the house the subject of the legality of the opium trade canied on by the Feet India Company, and the noble and learned lord on the woolsack promised to take the opinion of the law officers of the crown on the subject. He begged to ask the noble and tanned lord when that opinion was likely to be given? The LORD CHANCELLOR mid that • one had been for the opinion of the law aborts of the crown, as t r o 'e Xe r l e e d legality or itlegality of the cultivation end sale of opium by the End India Company, end the rase was submitted to the authorities at theN ora } India House in order that it might be corrected according i o their statement of the facts. The cam wee about to bo lead before the law officers of the crown when his right bun friend the President of the Beard demand thought that the fans were not stated cecrectly, end the notice of motion which wee given by his noble friend was appended to the ease as it Wes re turned from the India-ho se, and it was now under con indention with regard to the facts, and so far the matter wea suspended; bat he could inform his noble friend that there wee no Mahe on the part d the government that any delay should take place. NEWLY INVENTED CANNON. Lord RAVENSWORTH wished to put a quistion to the noble lord at the heed of the War Department. During the war in the Crimea, when artillery of a heavy calibre wee much used, a dim in this country very intrietlee ll 9 eelf - Whined a gun of very large calibre, which, having been rawas creamed by than to the government; 'wheat they were awned that it would be =et at a ow/ rely opportunity against the enemy. it maid be eo ase however, the war wee be to a *SS, and he behaved the got nee mw lying et sey- Esr i Vette rid.r.r...r..y0biectr....4.1 pined artillery whist another enemy with whim to moat la Maar Ile saw no reason why {see s hostilities in that ousts* esd Is lb sit =le Is hostilities if he wee repine II miens 11 .0 1 /. l =. kl, iliii o 7 lo S tide Mew d ffird= ll fie' Mist yes mother point on which ha adt • garaka. It was mid thee Minn mil Me din t heavy guns had teat vre sawneinteat in America of a pas conibuelks, bleb sow Laded at the breech. lie wished to now II leas • fait dig dm ems hell been 01111161 AMI I Led Peltddilida, with Time id tie first memlins di fro to slid the add laid het added eat di cent te Ws Misty' p•odresaditestiee to deemed; ii Ilenethee. He was set eneely ewes dot est hal bus glom dna I shield be geed L "'w eseet. is_ the last wee. Ines, Waved, tha reached the bad d the pvendest peens had be. aid there sae se eggeetudd desks It ; and Shag ad te - - whin I sea tiled to a w ide derd bat set kelt yes ageteury to make • erehge be it, Woe Ile essll be esteetakal It tap rMs that thin we se amid he waft ask a desdkry, slidt dada bar* le mph* ii eats le de slab pad arthe boned te C i bi tZ sided. Mid mod le wisaties, se to di piens efaridlem loft =beed k Ark" the La wee. as leek eat • patent err • ~ p eed1:0 4 :1 gemodirr ima se eddlled he de most dad Pas rde ase A _ iml r! has mist IC:: eiliestimal • aim teldples tato eura Old Ow bell givesesit a gorse opiates et I gednedet oedema eta gess of the pattern to be meek ele . they amid sot be met in th is country es account of ffiledgeallene made by the inventor. The guns which had bois opined had lately arrived in this country. THE CASE OF MR. DIXON. The Earl of ALBEMARLE, in moving for a copy of a memorial, entered into the particulars of some very extra millinery circumstances In oonnexion with the case of en Eagle& gentleman resident in Ireland, named Dixon. Mr Dixon had been accused by one Brophy of shooting at him from behind a hedge; a magistrate had been found to be- thee the story, and endeavoured to wring evidence from Mr. ' Dixon'e se, aged eta, by locking him up in prison. On the trial, the judge pointed out that eutein hole in Brophy's hat, purporting to be bullet holm, bed been made from the hued.: Mr. Dixon wen d cam acquitted; but his wife never recovered tho Made end died mon after. Mr. Dims recovered desiegee from the megistrato, which the gewmatestlilt bat ewes up to the promet date g the rate impose/ erg 'Menke as • disturbed on atil continued. Lord St. CilaffiiiiffiNliffislimiel the logcnides el the rate on the hi& thereates d the destelealis she dessdesded it. The leaturiS had de emegdes MA Ned Inquiry, and vas sildied that away lied Weedy bets shot at. la NON lees Earl of Relit* his leall4t t eknowled had the lie danNiges given mann the e who had memieledi Kr. Dixon had been paid out of secret awoke N a vel GRANVILLE preedeed that all the papers on the I ant‘ert should he . CHI M INTeri a iil CONSOLIDATION. The LARD CHANCELLOR, entering upon the subject et in eeneolidaties el the criminal law, requeeted their 1 WY* te apes La de dean of right short bills to that filet o r cep ei== ei the e cr ' i h iiiinal use i t l w. Sin passed % the i n u t 1 ads led been added to the etatute -leak. The eunoniniou on deb anhjoet bad determined not to wait to do all that could he dear, but to do something at once. The statutes spa lic C..olquheun' s advice, had been divided into classes. USbills before the house were the remit. E° COHAN thought the reessure highly desirable. Lard CAMPBELL nested that in the rage of thie con spinning fever they would not endeavour to consolidate Mama China, and eo en all England in a bleat. The bills were reed a third time. MINISTERS' MONEY (IRELAND) BILL. In the committee on the elinistere' Money (Ireland) Bill, The Earl of CLANCARTY mmOdned of the gloom of proxies, and moved an amendment that the bill be read that day six months. The Karl of DERBY said the taming of this bill would shake all confidence In the country. It violated incontestible rights of 200 years standing. It indemnified them who had violated the law, and punished those who obeyed it. Earl GRAN V ILLE thought the church of Ireland might consistently yurchisso peace by a maiden of revenue so trilling. Lord CLANCARTY withdrew his amendment. The Earl of WICKLOW moved that the Ecelesiastkal Commissies of Ireland be heard by counsel at the bar against the bill. The Earl of ABERDEEN supported the 111f481170. After some further conversation, in which the Duke of Argyll, the Bishop of Kihnore, EareDocoughmore, and Lord p a non took part, the bill passed through committee arCamendmento on the Smoke Nuisances (Soothe:id) Bill laving been agreed to, Their lordships adjourned at a quarter put Rise. 11014 SE OF COMMONS.—MONDAY, JUNE 22. The r-uten took the chair at four o'clock. NEW MEMBER. Mr. D. Peon took the oaths and hie scat for Csrmarthet la the room of Mr. Davis, deceased. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The following bills were read a third time and • East Kent Railway (Extension to Dover) ,• Herne /117 a sod Faversham Railway ; Keith and Daffiest-a Railway (N 0.2); Metropolitan New Street. and Improvements; Vortadown and Dungannon Railway ; Portsmouth Water • South Dur ban and Lanceshire Cam Rsilway ; and We st Hartlepool Harbour and Railway. ' The following bills were considered and ordered to be read a third time Backwater Bridge and Road; Bury Gas; Cannock Mineral Railway (No. 1); Decoke Extension Rail way; Lowrey Somerton and Castle Cary Roads; Maa cheater Corporation ,• *Aland Railways; Slaney Riser Improvement; Stamford and Eseendine Railway; Stockton New Gas end Stockton Gee COCISWIMITe Campania • Vies aria G.. Victoria (London) Docks; and Sittingeonrne and Shee rness Railway. The following bills were read a second time and ordered to be committed: Ley's Divorce ; South's Divorce; and West minster Improvements. (No. 3.) PUBLIC BUSINESS. THE ROCHDALE ELECTION PETITION.—PRI VILEGE. Colonel FRENCH rose to put • question connected with the privilege of the home. Ho had always understood that committees dill not possess any powers which the house had not, and he believed it would be admitted that no member could be excluded from his place entree on some question arising personally affecting himself, and even then ha wee permitted to make a statement in his place before being di meted to withdraw. A select committee was appointed on Edda laet to inquire into certain proceedinge connected with We election. The holm had the power of sp tat%illage a select committee or a secret committee, and ir g ' lf the house should think it advisable for the tom ibis to conduct its inquiries secretly, bad the power to once the direction of the house. During the last forty pm, area twelve teem committees had been appointed. The amitittaa applied la lavestigete the Rochdale cam thought paw laseassit tionsolvew Tutu a secret committee. There TM • Pea Oi lawyers on the committee, end they wwauaitad Is commit themselves legally. They did at stabassawar that no member should be admitted, but they pet forth a satire watts,- that it was the minimize *Mot of the committee that the public service would be boot promoted by confining the attendance to those who had kato Detected to Wye. In common with several other imsolers, and knowing that the eammitters had no tkolti to exclude eneloMN he attended the committee, was meshed with the greatest courtesy by the chair men, who reed the resolution. Notwithttandiag that moha ir% it was ootopstant fur hire to Weisman.% bat he eon-