The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-08 00:00:00

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Ma; MS eels Is Me Mei per- Pm d..r MON "Mr err* im en redereman el l• *MEd Me eed hes 4 sad the MI mall= 0 boo =r4lEleteineerred •• lerie elm* lin St II m ha, le Mir db• reri • le • • Sin ; Dodd. bens °Mee lhe amain la im ..... el Ye him et r am Oriels UM a d de ma a• Me m me me • I rill Ir be Imp md mem, • Sep Mr fa am Ilmole Om el mid me W I el, Merl reeits grim et rit rgt e!2 . % le IDi ; el an L i fla. Z l ' .c ri lalti• ; mo ." 711:211as. mu& b• 12. VG INTELLICaNCE. •eU•LTIZIL . 7.;,.; otoL;Ltra oar aar Yea, oodl Ana gm nap satyr= qui op oprd &A A bat woo mkt. as boo sla mg Army Loh to MIA pm bo. IL, Kay 11. Onry, Yon IW AIM tem Contmalstplo *Wm, ILA, too nines* awl In so dm I. SAW to It. Jan's, PA, two Waft Irt tot a LAU* *ow woe. ooL—Ligo, Mgt A Roam jorma—lialotoo, THAW taro.,t Win; 2•117,, Ilabooty Wpm. ttaao—Daio of Limerlar. has Mama% My ad Ora.. ham Bak; May 1; 11. am. WI *mu. Nay lAAIUAGES. AED DEATHS. Dolvooil. 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I.epoor• ltst y ww.ux au* V i z of 11. ► t . i z o nd sol i lZtlaw—isaL4 MAI 0 . lag- No. 8,346.] GENTLE leassure frees without has caused the irrhalminitrer= Mitt Lair num 4L pay aml Oa umgas am be bed Mk at P. l ad.....a. be•W tia wariz bwry 13,_w 9 17F M to NEW YORE. Dirt r a d s do ROYAL ), COLOSSEUM, OPEN DAILY. Ira. ssratrroritit.ssitVoonr2h atlaValoro °l . I.. .rsosa. Kw s. IS le II Ihreedes, IL LOONY.. orisons. CASINO DE VEN U E TO-NIOHT. IiFT Of JIALTIIIOIII ab Weirdo, Joel ge01....* eiiri4loilasOf. ma p ... uo ss ia i m......d s r d....ft us. MONT BLANC 18 OPEN TO-NIOHT. nnonsoloo. 9 !MIS MUSS •C s o .„ ....1. 0 R. KAHN'S MUSEUM, 4, Coventry-street, E ck ' :: 1 : 11b as i".••• 1 5 :11%.=. •• 1 1 : PlNl'"=—...k.d,"°°_ lu tenT ila r d i.....,,, e w l '' mi aan ilairOrdi eidoi Is Oraili sal Oa lialoi_lieeiloglit ariee ..i ;;* &SEFTON. MOO. F. le =NNE reer w omeri-Fr i n3 i Mior.sZ busans ossi 0 ,, ..t eireisa. Curkeleir, ari of dr el i irse a t i errie owl SWIM Oriessi.O. toed se Ilr : he e rg ."." owl. C Rarer eolleiere S ew awl Milled Salle wort Mb Or IS CZ ULL to CHRISTIANSAND and ris. asoi.i.s.t. Dll2a's LIMN% CSIOTIARIA.—_The_ NOM el *MOPS IMILII IWO le rein SION 0011YANY1(UollsO Oft OCAS DIV AVIAN OS se OredesirO mg WO THIS lIVIUIIIIO. T IT HE OLDEST PICTURE FRAMES instantly Mb . air orO Miner . Flee roe bee spire U he .SO aid wale Me arr WieL by Ferro io dei who obl dr "...1 244600. 0... rfirre lielsoVr !..1 " 1. 1"/" "*l PW. - ! . .." I " i . = f ' ell ONO snake arii. bittre ia. —OMAN, IL Sterad7 moms s.ifeasirset; Ls, ; Appleby. Solo born ti v 001 2 :1! NATIONAL LXSURANCE COM- rsweak iih rcres; Asia. LoOkereneile; %erre. woe Mos P lTl T ate u 2 l ol4l. hoer& mail brae IMO mg inure blediesee oa vern.. ircAmmum. . GENTLE galore treat without has caused the Mein Loam 10. la: firtniti b ienVilttt J ....Li. " ' Milrat: Co ll/111011/ OP PEI SN /Oa OW= POIT mb*. aolumaik elloUb. CRACCHR S l'OtriteAL WORK& With In. ANNOTATED EDITION Or Til AL l , lINGLISS TOWN NOD. San SPEAR r 8 IMMS. With Notts and Nosetr._ By Immo Iher.. Lowlea MA W. mew awl Oa. West ears .4.211210TAT1D SDITION OF THE mem ”nee k OIL, cloth, BEN JONSON'S POEMS. With Notes and Smolt _l4 1011*? Rm. Lades • Jobs W. Maw sad Ow Wen AMPOTATIM IIDITION OF 11111 dash. POSTS. coe welms, b. Id.. p OEMS of GREENE and MARLOWE. With Nap aed N ow. by P.M SUL. Leman . Job. W. Fors rwew e w« Sara •11110TATIED EDITION Or TNN ENGLISH rows. h, valmaa.la WYA TIT POETICAL WORKS. With NON awl Meoldr. By Noun Ewa. Imam .Jaas W. halm ..d San. Waft fitrast aIIIOTATID lIDITION OF TUE LIOLOM POSTE Is sae M., 11.. SC sloth. =CAL WORKS of the Earl of SURREY, el lbw Cuilmiwisem Its. loam Orkell. lard WI. Iwo sod Itindes. Ns but. Ida: Mr W. Fear sod Sm. Ws. Sifts& ALIPOTVPD RDITION OP TIM INOLIINI POW!. I. thaw Mmes. T. K Cia TIRTDENTIOETICAL WORk including • a o , l 7 l . l :att. A 1 . I *am...A looks. Pao W. PwWw NY On, Wed wool EINOTATED EDITION OP TM lINYLYM POETS. Om.laie to then wkiem It EL EDEN BUTLER'S POETICAL WORRS. With Not.. sod Ilfflootro. By loom Eau Larks Ms W. Poem and Ow Wee IDEAL 1111110TATIID 101'101 OF TIP 11110 WW POSTS la am ,elum WALLER'S POETICAL WORKS. With Pala anel Km*. ///, Samar Nal., Lamas John W. rubor awl Wag fans& AINOTATID Le lIDITIO 011 IZINCILISZ POEM P ION b. 0 LDRAMI3 POETICAL 6 0 6 AKS, with Notes aM Ilealrs. ir isipal int. Lade.: Jola w Prior red Om was itimed. AJNOTATED EDITION 01 THE ENGLISH POETS. Cowl*. Is two ralorn. &a aka.. THOMSON'S POETICAL WORKS, with NOW, awl Manoir. Bs Roam S.A. Lamar JoM W. Putmand W 64 SOW. ANNOTATID SDITION OF THE BOOLISH POETS. Orosplet.lo Ulm* vol IL IL. Ole._ COWPER'S POETICAL MOREL With llos- Ilkirlial . llll ls2c l .4 liorloNSoosre iii °v Mord Om 411111024117. =MON or Ti. 1111014111 FOWL geo volmokli. 80N08 ben the DRAMATIST 5. With Notes, • LeaVrAma ;lesi /Mot LIIIZOTATID u LDIIIOII Ol' u T e r SNOWS !OM. A NCIENT PoTmiri.a., aod Seep of the 7.12 iti="o4. l etglitri sa- AXISOTATID la or IMO Or 91122 . L1110 M ABLY BA tostratirs of History Tlsdilm. mad dolma wr lalroloolks sad T. /I; am. . Leades: Ma W. hew ar Ihs. was swot 11 01 2 1 , 1 4 80 7 bar. In a rrWed. WWW IMPW•OI2 MIK r r RAPHICAL HIhTORY of PHILOSOPHY, fr.& u. Oril. • Owe &mu $ o the Primal D. Irt Glom Lava xi ."..,... MOM WZ OMNI blWwo4t . Widt. WWW/ REL .. ID SS WWWITRIII On. .M°4 iii jail% sad him lamb , :lobs,. Prater awl Ihrik Rol Orrod. TM. ay. Ifro. gUGGESTIONS for the ItEPRESSION of MIN& monlood Mono to tin Olorl !Woo of Endo& ~MI by Addltbmal V. asi Ammtain bloymov 'w"ll2bto Q.C. W. Peewit mil is. Web Nowt OWNS 4 .. LIST of tlt .ft z s zullEHEW and CHOICE MOONS LISIARY. MIT of St, SPLUS 00 0 rIIZ T T 001001 In=fit sa 00 1 6 11•00/1= sw ris0 /or ark. mot mans. same Nod L HI PIN SUPERBEDED.—Linsa, 2 0,11•11 s. fa . Milk the PATIO? faitlrk =aril ..,- - iTi..-ILI k.,..7.- - . - Of arobradict, =1 6 11.. N. Nor mrlirt4;reLorigueolta gEOANT NOVELTIES for PRESENTS.— us, ItsgalMnd. end Mx 4. tasokaehlletrm. Lerkw— part and tyre meek mewed umeennelaple. tndleten..ll beset re entelexaldne. Mak in lewd eledi la id =VA nineniden. WON kelt eeveleerdrot IV .. Tee pneolm la Went extend fly era Was =dam se N . = ..........._ ... ..1ena1e. le " Mt d.... dr everren. te. eta. inimi neeney. mem INIVNIPIP• Needlie. fa.. Mil alterilliileillimeets lave le kag 8 V.612 • d ay" si WWI= surds' t=prawnsilne fllse or* Stretrolt tatmve rirall% MODEL WATCH. lle, Chas= ara 71. 11. 1=111. . 1 1 6.."" t is INK n Wawa Ile Clawits istibei IS Ds. ADIEB of DELICATI COMPLEXION, who mac trem , o=l4l= Z= ..., es i twinsisi=sr nie ll e 11. 411 ..4 l r e: F tweleisiespie r aiwil h'ailad of 4 Ihs alio s. sweibl Die of a .., UAL ismilirrprbl i r=4- The rho . i wi 'we es Os wilsperoili lb* iipsam A. MOW D 114 . 1 s red hi DM sl to, woowarow. moo., ow to mi parthirs iEATING'S PALE NEWFOUNDLAND COD u vas 014 141.411 S. . 0 671 r,, km all ra d b °164 - 11 . 1.1 Wha, Is stilleie we DIS b M 144 - 17( 1.1114 mat of aims Wm*. rp. ‘ ..trr — .4 4• 1° 01 . 7 " NI ...r = aviitier. lawww.--,.. SI tom ...WWI 4 44 4 .4.4 1 :1 1..a • -= Owl law OA' KU PTU It E B.—Br Royal Letter Patent worroo wear Ala Lrillt 1 li ITU 4 =W V a t mil. v "11.1 n i el! Ili. we of a .4.1 wt.& •• An Illed is 446.11; • .14 bat= won F - kriti PAr k Lititi r with 4 ....brz wia• had. awl 111. TM* =1 4 p. 41: 1 1At i / 14 1 7 .1 V "... .4 . II It 1 - W It=. As 1141111.11 Thus le 1110 114 wriviii sad • kris is 44 ems hes /MAUI COPAHINE, or BACCHARATED IF c id trairmort . 74rionthr aro= m :: Ika 6. ake bat kr marble .—lllis ea make 11. Is : • MI/ MI anualed is g a s. lIIL=d, al. Übe bad dale lanakr, It ifaressfisklaades ; mad a/ alai rillBKllAL—Prottsetod by Royal Litton ....roulo and agaelaW Mai de P1.1 .* 1 6 P. 6. Calks d Tara Slam 1..1.1. • kg sal mamas kkikfit .. gat . m....,, b lea biti d laa s 7tkalka:: L i lgr... we '" le i e a mtaine. _....__11a lAbad* Pealdia alle g ainak. 18Will d the sod flab al km ampulla rad rams . Jim% mod Son dam kr . kas a giA ii Tal mar Is elll .l.bk im. u. kir se bda laM Ira a Ihat al Per e li fbili n... 7All. ; =1;1• 11 :40•• delft as. a. To be its MI 1=2.11 a land.al Goollr o r . L .... LadmakW MI i Hula/ odd Ck• Ilk : mei SUller.""trir=4l■W/.3".= CEBI3 CELEBRATED READINO SAUCE k 0... . 4 w. —.......b LIONTipiOOt UNDINNI JACINTS. ♦ND CAP ♦ IA ♦JIC ♦ OCINIA AND ♦ ■♦LT. HY "I 's CLOTIIII4O, 88, Oxiord-stzeet, Y meil i % . l.rks. ow be Jonlp SPAANIA Two New DRIMS•di Valk /M•A_ADA ANIMA O 81. al l" •• Of* CIIILDWOJOTWID L ILKUT I ONIZI DAVI. lIIIITS. TAM Crs JUVENILE m bREE3B, ba, si • Ora Varisei - iim bawl brawl& ant As moot extrheark. villa rod wiessanf mokslas prima APPINI3 "B ind LNG " R e 140tars AZOR, sold Yers eyed by bb . MAPPIN Qll=ll Oaloy Weds. YAM. bad 41 and IS. Mai lb rye. My. leadas. vim lib Wm* does be solboy Y obi APPIN'S SUPERIOR TABLE-KNIVES w . r =Masi watrW. a ria amat pm= Qmoia's OaWO Waft. MAPPINI3 ELECTRO SILVER PLATE. 4 ..... PPINII eeleteMed Marehesema la Mean Mee. NWCabe Derek.. Me Mfr. Speer NA FMK earl a make made In Mew en ow be ebielmeel from *belt Lewin I ff. Mei Wille.elieet.olo. erten tbe Wesel elee an = MY be le. =O. abeeoMen. Qwebb Oulble7 Weft.. Cliallegge. erbb prim nee fro ea menthe. QIMPBONS FAMILY BOOT and SHOE ea WASKIIO Wipe awl bat Reek et UAW Goethe mob. Teal mew W elms le go ,th., 6 1. z: gobleb MB be la mewl et Wale lbeleel—Pekeemeee Onfeelliess• • OXPOSD4/1 .-1•TABLINIIID UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXTOID, MAY 7.—la a con? nation boM this owning the following degrees were coshonsi—Dosiow of Divniity : Tin Rim In* etoltb, Magdalen Coign vim of Now Ilheettleaa, ihnoon.—lbator of Arts : Amid Dar- Mow ef Steesseee ; lehaDeteeea, Bretterme ; BMW leetlertek Webb, MAI Monk Collor ; Sh his OA John's Caw At awhi Hel—Nadte k ref Axis : JW ae IWI, ,Callme• • saes Owego Myr skim Hal; elver Moan* Agana* leg• Tux inns netnews or EcciestarricAL limos; Onvons.—llio Born Peehasse et 1111116•1111tiCa Hiolory et Wood Me Err. A. P. Inialsy) won on Wed nesday mg Ttaroilny, urn the Agnerf villa Won" gra- WWI with an unnonally ninnionno, ionialag Yam Sho Divinity Wind was found i..-ant Int do itimmo• &tics of dm arlisnos an Weitroilq, and it vas fiend totjoura to the thole's, Ain io r aM i rpitens menthied ca auk amita. THE ART TRAABI7IX3 Th. total number at Rots to the pekoe on Wed andey„ the lot day ea whkh it wee open to the public, my bkly be AIM et 10,000, though thee le so mode of arriving et the met Ilona The cheep for eduirion wee IL, awl the water who geld wee 1,906, the reendador of the vial= being holden et meson *Ana The natnete et whale= famed la the attoracce, sad Notatiosed la ear ~hike pinparli yesterday, wee things* comet, but wee Ingessialy weeded, so so to convey the begrenlea diet sll tame whit entail paid belte-erows et the deem The peeneg Me at idedselen win be coatheeed to Ur 16th last. when the "slain days" will ecomenee. n• isbakiesawei set claw/ on Wednesday anal 12 o'clock. Me arrinda aeon beams vary nameresus, sad Use Adam wad themelas ear 'wary pate of the bundles awash lbe rani gal madam *are vineries apparel to anearead • added planate *wade 'maw Lenge males awe always Lod mad in taw trandept dozing tie arelanual perforimer. . _ Prime Means le mooted le be ea slily vlitor to the latibitlita. The Qum is expelled to Avert, ea to. Raptor.[ lessee le she omptceed to be s *War. lie alliabnos ratarday was large, sad so hr ea en esti sate mad be bawd by tb• gamey-tali= the receipts wars oradoip be 3 eels* to QOM et tbo review day. Ms lbst-eires eatessiorat-rsaas was earawliagly crowded, sad It Is probable, tons the ladkatleas already given of sae- Mk that it will bass to be donbied in eaten; with a owrr spending addition to the star at waiters. MINS BIONTE'II Lin AT HAWOITIL—The late Yrs. Mai Mao Baste) le bold ha adisaireete re ateabare et Haworth, sod sow Ur deemed lady's awes le being Inninstly bag* bikes Ow pal& am, Web@ me WA dire geode= lad Nairn width, asitelibiterib leg bw waking digisikka, am' may sgyeamillies et ealutlay OWL The mils fiber 11114 rim* pallid by Um Onla, w Wpm* reeler, end tee sip* teed eed allied. Oa ell bomb ea* lailmay it base le tbak pawl anown ;Se day et the Newer& Len" was eapereire lb. UMW wee elves Me las ober* Wig surly aelabard, sstetlHeladYg Oat die tenasba Is set way ereitalie to Os seweb tad ready" vlllieiea pee watigeblag beibielbr addled lb shelves wait a eery et Ilia timbers bask is lie Ora Mae, sad sewballag Oa "times at tat reie d sr Maw pr velem pr wee IN maw. Ens a Het peke Oa week is is gnat Nernst wassgat the elms who mad peesbeee it toe thenleleln. Sera* too, a attract* ite tel Awe et attaidea, sad ite Mg direigtiag village, its old mom., its eigigek (pertilly Mink Sluing the barbaric eighteenth cantuty), the haled Os Bewail family, tad its woi bibs sad limb nese, see big ebbed by "Opine ben the eaversalitag nomananse twine, sad every spot le dwelt apes ebb bitted. The villagers talk with avidity of the diem* eaktreat nit visitors, if with rough, at Led with Marty essilesy. Bu.s a too Loon Pic-min.—Mr. Cox's English pictures were yesterday sold by Messrs. Poster. The priory wee quite MI, sol on the whole the picessocomegfag. The followiug is a UM of a few of the most remarkable pictures Lot 82, Zemin loos, 210 guineas ; lot 74, Viso err the Ws of Wight, 135 piper—both by John Limed ; sad lot 92, Hampetsed,laath, by Um . same artist, lois nought by . _ Blown. Hoopoe sad Were 6.660 guineas. Dutch Flag Cal, by B. W. Cooks, 120 &was. Mr. Posnell ; Paw Woke Castle. by C. &inlaid, lot 88, 236 &era; &aid Down, by J. Stems, of &weds, 62 &was ; lot 811 by I. D. Hording, the Viaduct near Harrogate, 132 visage, Mr. 111.1nan ; lot 81, the Soldier's Hasa, by J. fink 84 Oman Mr. Saispoon ; Dotabtfal Weather, lot 81, by T. Crowell* 230 &am; and lot 76, View in North WWII% by the muse artist, 103 guhesas, Hr. Beet, who also par chased lot 79, the DraightPlayees, by T.Fsed, at 165 guineas; lot 80, the Fisherman's Wife, by P. F. Poole, 127 guineas, Mr. Pannell; linnet on the Gulf of Salerno, by B. B. Hering, 83 guineas, Mr. Sharpe; lot 64, by J. Unlike, Law sad Coeds* 47 guineas. The total automat was 3,801111. • - COURT or COMMON COUNCIL-811 Wiw*x )14.0NAT.—Tabrieday • court vat held dr the ilearei 4 melee bersen. The wart wee 111•11110911 die ail= twetitti Mr. Mabee teed" trim we Mt Mussy to rellstpleh dr elk* 4 gimes. ea mem* et coavietlas, kV. ahem% by • linaga 11•1114, 4 dee& A copy el Mr. rakes wris, es well re et lb. J. J. NW leers weeelewat epee It, morel Is sew keeemlea 4 Weir's:lay. As the Adria wee silleerselore fed 1t.... L peeEs justice to 41 probe te withhele ••• *eat et Me eelp ed they eked hive lees coatillui. :ii; LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1857. IkrPERIAL P. 1101:88 OF LORIIB.—TansDAT, MAT 7. The hoer` ressomd at ire Wale* the Lad Chewsllef =E. & Time wee a fall bones, amectilly on the mlale- Aloagst dele Isment wee :—th• Ker. gets or ra..g ew s,a, the Earl of Cheawies, Earl Grenvile, Doke of Army the Neil et Heaverstry, sd Ledmu.k. e s • Alderley. nes Ler4-Lisenemat of belmad (the EMl's: Cm Melo) 'al• old ibd wooing& a n m a mint twat of the Led Cienteller. Os the lisBhails. there tam nolA a bi s ithw ilseahle beyond the , the Eel at dr Sad of Hard wick*, the of lahaloWMgh. et Duty, It wee mulantood, was bid up VIM a M of the pan. count Evan*wen premat, and saf on the mem" adaisieriel bench Mew the peg way. ViIMPOIIa TOWNSWID Sid the Earl 01 POItTBIIOI7III (kale meander of the address) Wend the home m a h erd Sem Ned book their rate cm law blurb behind ministers. They were attired In Wit remeelve uniforms. PUBLICATION OP REPORTS OP PROCEEDINGS. Lord CAMPBELL save males at a wad" for an early day " to otwelder low it the privilege new arjoyed ef the publicadon of the peessellespe if marts of law may be ably Maeda to the premollge al the two homes of parliament sad ether pale imemlihm" Lord CAMPBELL mho gave sake to tame the meat of "a adep it thang committee to inquire mad report cialLeir s- pease, of ing the mode la whisk wkase=e wan to shy 1141115011 annmietese of boo." their Earl GRANVILLE laid on the labia a hill (the object of which was not heard), which wee read a DM time. THE ADDRESS. The royalbyh herd( been reed by the Lord Chancellor sad the Clot, Id TOWNBHEND ease to MOTO the abeam of the dim. After upraise his sensed the beam con ferred ups him Is lei melodies kw AN he Memel be the assesres remised is the sal %seri Me belief that they soul be sbsst =e • Se kr= Ile in that , beer.) Wie n tilt visa as eseemeies d die New sail ether engager el he *OS be gives vie the meet period ; they IL " belr keg asemeol by lie e= Illser_.) No was awe that erne elk* die h ens doss Ids ba Ihrry i = e llsoly lesgeoldess ef th=s she SW set sew deny the Sensiime ware le it; and It dam wed yelped le day It to =. (How, ham) Amara bps le dessldl have beat glai to ase istesdrod be the apesei—thel ef shwa ram. This quake Wiwi genii MIS be ldf* =Wed; for he eras sesikse list sew arms while seed these who wen set dash= et fhe demi has the bodes of church retie medal he may/ by sherehmes spesseelly. laser,) Re WNW Sat the seersee he dee ermeaclpation of the less weal be waived Is the bed by that bode. Why shied set s ass who was be Oil the litgleset side 11.1111 bs maid to a a* be the Lam et Chsomess f Mew, km) Ha sot ady wished see mit a seas Is the Mere et Comostas bat sieseild be sled be see ea Wee. (Hoer, dm.) h sped thst the album uhki he sow moved would be sursideurly wad to, - The soli, lortrthee reel the eich 7 ses, which was • sespoess to the wodi. The Zed at PORTSMOUTH, Is ataialliti the Bead he WI Wed with g a r bi est da ileems . 4l .6 prethe Id a = ides is Zeripe eselimee fha 111110i=11•011 of yews, imie;setelly dist the ettoulettose etll. kw , / of Pude led less se adreedely MIRA Ile =0" beer dist • emeseere ores Is prepared= be the et the seeleelesied warts. The Jleridisiss et Bees swift hid keg hem • to this out cauS i awl he Impel est Way st gth co the we of its camaita. The seat osenes pawl thwei ens • It, the sad yeehhoest et Ileweilehet breeches el hut ma who would rob the siker see the Gish'. wee may es demotes et wags peehhoest the meet phaser or the setimight seeesels. (Chases.) Time wee seotbw isbjeit on which he (the sate earl) hit gnat eaziety—he sweat that at church nem It would have elm his pest plena if they bed he remind a bill Ise the shos eta poet,bat he dot the selemeiss of the mat would be lemma Is • us which millietssellely pined the chunk is • pueblos se amiss satersiest le Amt. The Nazi of IIALMSIIII3IIIT elmeelesi Imes swig say Tindal le skimp isimak with roped la es isysl whom, • di:=l met is pel " Nalie tmlße rained with New isalpsdes le the arias plast the epistles le amps* of Side voles hi Mon Mess. Laid Plimiestes be hie duties elders led elessell ANS wia elks at de peke at rind ispeadie. asgei he d.claud to be at on, Si. sod *sett 1 loot ORAIIMILLE shied end on the Mk of April news ot the Mir el puma resehed Gera Oran in Peas, go so moro lossmoary blesdand meld take am. (Cheers.) TM Parris of CIANIUCAILDE mai salindea to the separeinn wash bad been ma are Omni Amanitas= by dem smarseen Moss la • eartvf. Ole able merewh) amid be the het he ail ram 4 boo preen, eel a asitnewhdp OM le be ea =wigs te attempt se it wad be inweedide to SIAM sap marialeas upon it. lint won ma vbe bad ler 11~ seemteles —ems Me ma be, ea at bat err le, Mews to the wider andialies sad le_ Ss preamemb-e• be alma le mad the rehnienal alemer W de 91111111111 le 111611111 =,ahied am anita' de sands& • epet co _Om me sprinted be hie rasa Npubbei pan meadow la Simi The appshilwal vessemmila rep with rat frabes, but It an net di be led led 1 Eder tint steaks were ma, net only epee de baLil ads railer. Heased Adantabrei psAenlri obarader. bac) Thee Wade was anieleed in • liar me desk bed a pea, end in wilich Oared Acibumbaat wag cheeped with CO.Mrek• Mad brifsiiiY. Tide "ILL," wad of the actribed lama es mar ea tbe sled of a pall attar *Mar, on • parader lICCONION mil be Mad that be had ea thet make canted • deep to Omura Ask banana. Se wara, dream le may rempleed, sod is be be (de nate iser) was mesa dist be wee per hotly mil Mown. bear.) He bred tie noble Mead the Smear hr Wes madbe die to ham the homes that be bad idea vintager Stops was Is hie power to =ll:aledapprerel of the a " XL" If, e slim vas sweated to • amme). be me le be dads. the areeme Me bat me terse{ le be amid la las meaner by dada It woad Memo alestser gems hr • ram le adept pad emi N dr e to ley lima run at see crud eats.(Caere) Lea ?ANNUS.* wee glad of erertenity awed Wby lad Cimeleards. - He bed see limitation imayieg thet de salad 4dm stab on General abandon-- releang a they ES on what was most dear to • Saida oolfkr. la pwatesi emeige—ven Wady reit le bear de Qmenre anersion, sad te meaciate elf deb earalene in de maim He Mai pantsd dot diessel % ace ha Maga with ace bad 11111111114Mbwas, sad reit vie bed bass ma an aideamar le Ist ~,ise eld DM M aas Ode masa wilb the they desened. lea OUT seemed de of tookisog war sod pear MOM{ esesalha rameed. wr /van affording papa latemehe of tiook preamillw. to either hew He ablergad upon dr ean by our arm in Chalk aid restiena de debt of my Mawr country to sad Need hr the ads el lieg emmealei sairs= TM NM et ALIZBIABLI erirard era sutra whisk be arra le see awe emitted in themes& haw de thecae Amor then be patitebehed pair annery mks semi the rearelased of our whole mass a Mae The ail=rethen greed to atm. eoa. ; and. after some roam beam se ha been mended, their lordships ad journed at • guarter-parr 7 o'clock. meat of a eslat canon= to *aim Into the potion of the British North =mom poremions ender the Hudson's Bay Cowpony, and war which they data a Name to beds. On Woodsy, the 1111 , the Chaassike of Na lhobequer will new for a Wed onnuinse w hpeiso into the operation of Mho litakft Act of Sit for Ingland, and that of 1845 for &Wind and Irelani. Oa the wow day the Chancellor of the Isehaquer will more a reeolution on the robjod of =tap honks, witbthe Aiwa' introducing • bill with !s -pud to Ora. On he ea= day, the escretuy for the Home Depertasat will eel for lave to bring W • bill to make ether provikee fw the suede of the powers of the Genres' Board of Health. (Lighter.) On Thursday, the 14th, the drat minister wW Ink for Were to bring in • bill to sassed the =be =en be members of both homes of parliament. The AtionorpOsserel will, on Friday, the 16th, ask for leave to briar in a bill making persona guilty of treadulent Inewhisiof treat criminally liable. (Hear, hear.) I beg alto to et= Wet on Thursday, the 14th, the Secretary of the Tromrary wit ask for lewre to introduce • bill for the incorporation of insurance eseepentes sod mutual companies. ASSAULTS ON WODINN AND CHILDREN. DILLWYN gave talks that ta Tuaeday, the 121 h, he would move for leave to Mad In a bin to meal the act of lath sad 17th Victoria, with a view to the =skin provision for the bitter prolactke of wawa sat chlidna feces Moat * atemaYti awl paesstlag diels AEI ammo la Os id alskstios of the laws Mating to coldest maitre. CATION OF MEE PEOPLE. Mr. ROEBUCK—I big leave to gee notice that on this day fortnight I will move the followiser rtoolution .—" That is the opinion of this house the representation of the people Y net Is a isalabdia7 ocesditios ; end, therein, that the alientien of pidimist on tb• fleet makable opportunity amid be ROM to the subject, for he purpose of recasting file bars a aonect repressatation of the ink/eats of the peepie." (Reer, bear.) BiLE OP BEER. Ni. HARDY gave notice that in Tuesday next be would aim Ike km to bring is s bill for regulnting the isle of beer. MEDICAL HEADLAM gave notice that on an early dq he would move for leave to bring ,a a bill to amend the laws relating to the medical profession IRISH FISEBRIEB. Mr. M' MAHON pee noels* that he would an an early day move for leave to bring in aWI lee the better regulation of the Irish Admits. PROPERTY OF MARRIED WOMEN. Sir ERSKINE I'ERRY goes notice that on this day week be would move for ham to bring in a bill making better provision for the administration of the property of married women. CONDITION OF THE WORKING CLASSES. Mr SLANEY gave aodee rata the 19th but. he would more tar the appointment eta imilliti unpaid measeimion Joe the pompom et emeffissfse I a the present mica inch meimem net telleeke Is petty privy is Men be oaks- Mlea le heilitste the iniprommat at nte waritim deism INDUStatAL SCHOOLS. Kr. ADDSRLEY gem notice that to-morrow be would more fur leave to bring is • bill for the extrusion of biduetriel orbooh. MILITARY EDUCATION. Sir DE L. EVANS pee notice that on an early day he would cell the execution d the bones to the report oa dos subject of military education to foreign countries. IRISH POOR LAWS. 11 Mr. FAGAN some satin that on En cerly day be would draw the attention of the home to the state of the Irish soot hing and of the Medical Charities Act in connexion there with ; sad would MOW ibr the anointment of s stAnt cow miters to conaider the, sal jest. COUNTY FRANCHISE. Ida LOCKE KING pisacaos that es an early day be amid maw his wake he elan*, ct the brain fa emellea ie liastaad sad Wan; THE BALLOT. Dlr. H. BERKELEY gave solace that be would bake sh aretieppeleuelty of mewing bin motioafor the proteetket of the &elm Ea Great WIWI& sad fretted by mesas of the bast. (Meer, !mar.) CUBAN SLAVE TRADE. Ilk 0. PECIIELL pv• who. the! le would pat a quer ties to the government ea the subject of the elate hate to Cabe. TOTING PAPERS AT ELECTIONS. Lord R. CECIL vet mhos that la weld move cm an arty day, for the appoistmeat of aided Gennithe to ca stes the apsdiency of taking the rotas. hedshei Ghettoes Mir shaft sad universities by MAY et eating mars. KM MAJESTY'S SPEECH-TIM ADDRESS. Tbs siker is tsply to tbs vise fu.ths throw was nasal by_ Mt. DODSON, sir Way Isubsi tbs pronlaset bobs Aid to WOO on* ss%ll &- poise Aprodasso, ia War soh Is = I L with .Hs, voississi, Misr isms Is be Hs hapd did Dr astr psdhasest wadi atm iShpass ia lbs asemplarmse of yesolisoissmillossekes„ sisserlft that asmamispporteati sow Ikeda *ma he that pur rs" owl" to tin Dour Amass sS say sasblag political 0 1.,•_•!!! 4 &___ _ _ _ _ _ . _ BUCSANAN rested the gibes. Adverting to the ekembacoe tads dish the been bed met, he re- NNW GM bar Illiesty• • Woldror bad gm to the upon the numbos at maillease In their Will *by e = bed noshed • web et almost areinsue aggewaL The Scotia. thth mat the gwellem General P. THOMPSON OM se he erne maim to war without Moe ban ble Weds emi ethellthatth be hit obliged to enier lie pretest with the *mum Oath bed beta made to the Chime emblem No and them who estheided in the WWI et the ambelly et the 1 per. limat would sot IM the cseetha tab wthoutWeglag it agile Wore the in of the gennlep. e. Mar, bar r mad isiegthea) Wombwell% ar a mei ember of them enema, believed that the eseillet eves hem the Ms bey sot re an Micia/, end won rimed to see that the go. 11111111011 e 141116/4 to set up the plaohle that Viet on official/say de Mall me withothiesemi. Bb constituents won ordeg ems, god they wade/ to Meow wheelie war wee on instemment to be at the &poet at wry official abroad to ibis out their heed seinip to make fortunes for those eildide, as into that the mellen embed Welt. They ocosidmuil the proceedings ia that esemb7 ware en tirely smi= to the Wheel howler sod dignity: thatthe of cieilisation mad berme of menggting, and that attack wee piratical Si knit and ftWery to the law of as It would not become him towhees iiameif the olice of defending thin great question ; It wroth duty to say there was • feeling in the country which would not be quieted without farther examination. He beggedto thank the house for its attention. ((Cheers and laughter.) Lord R. OROSVENOIt thought that, upon the present oceseion, this question might be left in abeyance', but that borne notice should be taken of the wiahoe of their coned. Went* on the subject* of the extension of the suffrage, certain practices at elections, and church rates. With reference to the last-named subject, if the government did nut intend to legislate, ho was prepared to propose • bill. Asothee sub ject of paramount impotence, les observed, was the equeliw t ion of poor rate'. Mr. W. EWART said there're one anbieet not included in the addles*, which wee err WNW the BM parliament, lamely, the appointment of Waller dilatant, The speech from the throne contained on allusion to the con templated law refornia, and he could set goaceive bow such reforms were to be carried out unless thin was • minister of jumice to originate them. A. repaid the question of • reform in the representation, he thought the bast course the government could pursue was, in the WI Maw% to obtain end lay before the house returns white would unable it to deal with the subject in the moat oomprehensive and eatis factory matinee. A short interval having elapsed, during which no member rose to speak, COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LONDON AND I Lard PALMERSTON esid—As there appears to be so HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THURADAT, MAT 7. The hewn having Tenoned at a owner to four, s new belch ed =when wee SWI4II in, 'winding the Marquis et @Wind, lewd Loraine, Mr. Adderley, Mr. Hutt, Mr. Start, &e. oa . the mike of Mr. it/m*ox, the usual sessleasl orders were reed ad agreed to. la otedieselty with the practice of the been, a formal bill was red a bat time. Mr. Wilson brought up a return of the income and ex penditure for the year, which wee laid on the table. DUBLIN. In veply to Colonel PAUNCH, little intimation on the part of this house to go into any detailed erpunent or disenseks upon the venom matters to which the gosh mists, I shall certainly not take it upon myself to ds that which other members do not seem disposed to do. (User, hear.) There as, oos or two points, however, that have been tesched epee, en width I do feel that it is neoemary for me to my a few words on the part of her Majesty's goversamal. I mad lint anode to the lost topic which was reined to by my honotershie Mend behind me (111 r. W. limit). This. wrest Nihon morel andeetreed to la the hie swim with visaed to the steathahmeat ce• depertmeg etjudos, the mower balms the has. and honed giallemen the member for the ;Adversity of Dubai' (Mr. Napier). We stated at the it.. that the subject wee, la our opinion, fell of dilsaity In word to the mode in which the intention shosid be caeriad into essontion, and I am sure the hen. and harmed gentleman rewarmed in that view. I tan only my, druids', apes that point that we have ander oar canalisation the but mans of accomplishing the abject which the hon. and leernsi 'asthenia bad in view ; and I trust that we shill ho able to sown to do Woo tom Mr. * i LISON said that no dm bail bow lost and no darts had bras spired to carry wat the artsagameata which ha/ ben iatimatad is the lot amnion of partisonat, with riortDt to lb! postal betwesa LOOdOli sad DaisNs, tot tbei were met yet complete. He bed bees is comanndeetion that day with the Post-oece authorities, sad be ►opd Who in s position to smoke sash propositions to the railway tampon's es tiny mould he sift to accept. Me. HATTER .m —lt may be for the coavatienes of the Some that I should Mete whet me Kill of t►e miasmas which it le Weeded cm the part of the government, at ea tarty period, to subs& to the aserideratisa of the home. I beg leave, thiweiza, to give nodes that to• mono. the besethry for the Home Deportment will sewn kw Isere to bing in ► b4ll to , sipped, the act of the N and 17th of Victoria, eatiatteting la .. .eerie& emu other pamlebiessas in lion of tamapertation; that on the same day Ike Secretary for the Colonise will move for the welsh (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. arrangement which will iodides* ern oat the pur poses which the address had in etwiemplaties. (Saar, hear.) Sir, I quite concur VA tail. Mend who igen Jai new Clan inn Grosvenor), that, caeabfadas the einem et tbs pada during which pertinent eon in the pun won tad endning the greet imperteate of nay plena wessens d bnprevereent which ese indicated is the epee*, eat inkle A be pro posed 10 SO house, it would be WOO, Imespenwet 16r thi. here le inn into discussion wan se key ad wenn a grille is diet of a ebony in are neeenelket at the perpie la peellenent. Such Meenwien eannot by any pos- ASV in the present wenn of pealisasent lied to any oon 111111ini matt, end it is quite obviout that diecualione begun in one seaska and to be followed by measures in the next, would only unsettle the mints of men, and lead to anticipw lions which would =hamar, the conduct of those who might in future assigns have to propose wenn to parliament. But, sir, her Mejsety's government quite admit that it will In their duty dab, dee period that will intervene between the .%oneluaica of the paw mat seasion and the beginning of the ocut to take that nab- Jett into their fullest and most delibersla 0211eiderstios. (Chen) It would, I think, be unnaitsbili b Ms et a alement when the government have not bad .nt Wiletwahl of giving to that roamer the exeniderstion wheats le her to h ,b eq anyiling with vapid nth@ Istall • at loser• 91111 1 A tear be proposed which would imply antidpetery' coach dons, which, by axing the government upon one plot or another, might lead afterwards to disappointment it . the result should not correspond with the expectations rat yed, and which, at all events, would embarrass the free coasia:•- ration sad decision of the government during the period I have vacationed. I admit, however, that it will be the duty of the government to give that matter their most serious and anxious consideration, and I am confident that at the begin' - ning (Atha next session we shallbe able to propose to parlia ment mamma which will be well calculated to most just ex pectations, and to correct the defects which now exist, sad which will admit to the enemies of the franchise a clam of persons who are et present excluded from it. (Ilem, hear.) Sir, more than that I trust the house will not expect me to my. U the house have confidence in her Majesty's govern ment, they ought so far to exercise forbearance as not to endeavour in this session to force them to declare themselves ea Fertkular points ; if they have not sufficient confidence in the government to wait till the next motion on • matter which requiem so much deliberation, they had better say so and place others In their °Meet. (Cheers and laughter.) I sae filed, dr, to be able to congratulate the hone, as' her Majesty has done in her epoch, on the prospect which the present condition of affairs in Europe holds out of the conti- nuance of peace. I trust that thois animosities which the, peat contest in which Europe was engaged fat two years ex cited wiU give way before the peaceful relations and inter- course which have succeeded the war, and that the great powers who wen marred in that conflict, feeling that their permanent interests are identified with the maintenance of good relations with each other, will par into oblivion all those ill feelings which the contest for a moment aired, and that amity and good feeling will take the place of the opposite feelings which were excited by war. (Cheers.) Sir, 1 Oast that all the great powers of Europe will perceive that freedom of commercial intercourse and the development of national resources are not only as a system of policy Japed to promote their own internal interests, but that they tend ►o mate mutual interest between countries which might otherwise be placed in an adverse position towards each other, and that the more each country advances in inland wealth and prosperity, and the more its government aim at the development of its products, the more will it innerce in its power of eelf•dehmos, should ealf.defence become necesesry, while et the some Ume there will be • daily increase and development of those interests which will be bound up with the manta =nee of pace, and the existence of which will disincline the government to the prosecution of unjust and unneas eery war. There is one question which ay noble friend touched upon which has cradled great interest ; I mean the qualition of church mac (Kw, hear.) That also is a abject which, es the house are wail aware, is tall of practical ditieultios. It is now nabs tits ooridention of titsgootra meat, end I hope thetas mg beads to propose sans sr- sue which will get moat al trls Mamba; Mit baveltibsitto presented themselves. It Is impemible tow se to wpm a =wars until we ham Inaba up ma minds ea the era4set, bet the natter is sake ate ummidention, sad thee is sa maple desire on oar poet to frame s smears saki wl3l be matidsetory to the &lima' pram inlaroslad ia the matilsr. Mr. RO - El3 COL NY Ite - mat wassetalthe the here that they had a distinct pis* kens the moths lad dot nut per be would propose a momma of pardereatery rearm. (Err, hear.) Them could sow be so adolthe on the embileet. The noble lewd ethiend that the raprestedon ot =pie was la an thentthen• err, ad dot r begs of persons who thread reglearied Menredne hem, sad Vpromird that the getwaurst weeilearing Ma ewe ties esrour tarmacs bal wthahreabliseesepiehletothat Was. That wee the *Evened= width la pat ea the sable lord's _agar. T Wog the sea, he amid eat thew say lagediment Si the way of ea odor matleth by latrethig dr gassilealtrede_ut bat 'head wept c tiz s tird domed tbe male lad es a et Ida Gea — Eas with '-'..."... regurtl to the next swam , .) The motion was then agreed to, sad a committee appointed to draw up an address he conformity with its terms. The house edjourned at • quarter past six. TAI LATE ELECTIONS. The following is printed with he parliamentary rotes, issued this morning " Elections.—Ordered, 7th of May, that all perms who will question any returns of members to serve in parliament, for any county, city, borough, or place in the United King dom, do question the same within fourteen days neat, and so within fourteen days next after any new return shell he brought in. Ordered, thet all persons who shall question say return of members to serve in the present porliammt, upon any allegation of bribery and corruption, and who shell in their petition specifically allege any payment of money or other reward to have been made by any member, or on his account, or with his privity, shire the time of such return, in pursuance or in furtherance of such bribery or corruption. may question the mine at any time within twenty-eight Jaye after the date of such pay ment ; or, if this house be not sitting at the expiration of the said twenty-eight days, then within fourteen days after the day when the house shell next meet. Resolved—That if it shell appear that any person hath been elected or returned • member of this house, or endeavoured so to be, by bribery, or any other corrupt prectioes, this boom will premed with the utmost severity against ell such persona as shall have been wilfully coneerned in such billowy or other corrupt practices. " Witneraes.—Resolved, That if it shall appear that any person bath been tampering with any witness, in respect of his evidence to be given to this hours, or any committee thereof, or directly or indirectly hath endeavoured to doter or hinder any lateen from appearing or giving evidence, the same is deviated to be a high crime and misdemeanor; and this house sill pro cee d with the utmost severity against such offender. Rewired, That if it shall appal: that any person bath given false evidence in say cam before this house, or any committee thereof, this house will proceed with the utmost severity against such offender. " Ordered that all petitions complaining of undue elections sad returns be printed." Tax Pol.let. or 1.0• n ors.—Yesterday en interest ing volume was issued from the office of the Commissioners of Metropolitan Poll e, Whitehall-place, being a return of the apprehenaione effected by the force during the year, their melons, and their r.aulte. The return of course does nut include the operstions of the City police. It appears that in all 73,240 persons were taken into custody, of whom 46,941 seem Wee and 27,299 females; 18,000 of the apprehensions were on account of drunkenness, 8,160 for unlawful posses don of goods, 7, 0 21 fur simple larceny, 6,763 for com mon assaults, 2,914 for assault. on the police; 4303, women we taken into custody as prostitute.. The period of life nowt prolific of crime is that between the 20th and 25th year. The coavietions upon trial in 1866 were in the following proportion. f —tinder 10 years of age, 1; 10 years and under 15 years, 91 ; 15 year. and under 20 yew, 610; 20 years and under 25 years, 770; 25 yews and under 30 yeses, 390; 30 years and under 40 years, 410; 40 years and under 50 years, 188; 60 years and tinder 60 yea.., 00 years end upwards, 37. The emoraittals for murder in the year 1866 were 11; they were 12 in 1866,10 is 1854, 7 in 1953, 11 ill 1852. 8 in 1851, 11 in 1850, 19 in 1849, 11 in 1114$, and 10 in 1847. Of the Weenies in dwelling I honer last year ocly 315 wen committed by mew of false keys, as many as 2,175 through doers being left open, 679 by lifting up a window or breakieg ghee, and 31 by entering attic windows from empty houses. Again, 1,595 each la maim were loromitted by lodgers, 1,701 by wriatts, and as many as 637 by means of false merge. The ow esianse rWd under the last three heads am such ma the police could hardly be expected to proven• 2,371 pewee watt repotted het year t o th e police as last, and of these the police motored 1,006. la the memo period 127 maiden mem committed. ROYAL BRITISH BANK. Kr. Stapleton, M.P., has addressed the following letter to the electors of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Tweedmouth, and Spital : " Gentlemen,—While I follow the example; of the other candidate* et the late election by homier; an widens to thank you for your support on that ODUIDOM it may not be amiss that I should take the opportunity of offering mine remarks on observations which have been made on the part I took in the conduct of a joint-Mock bank with which I had the lUD. fortune to be connected fora few menthe. The calamity which betel *hie bank was in no sense attributable to me, but it has most unjustly been attempted to throw on me re spomibility for acts done long antecedent to my connexion with it, and for others of which I had and could have no knowledge. "It is beyond doubt that I was induced only a few months before the bank stopped, by fraudulent represen tations made to Me, to connect myself with it, and th a t I did so in the full belief that it was a proeperons under taking mewed by rentlemen of commercial end banking experience, and enjoying the full confidence of the pro prietary. You are shady aware that I never borrowed one shilling of its money or disported of a angle share. My sole object in taking part in its affairs was an honourable and useful employment of toy time. "No one denies that the stoppage of the bank was attributable to loans and advances made before I joined it, but it is charged against me that I did not act with the ... 44iir y Grp end determination which the slate of the ensieern e im sow requirei; in other words, that I did - SW Mop the Mole at an earlier period. "In reply to this I assure you that regard for the in (memo of other. alone induced me to continue in the bank. Bad I considered my own intermits solely, I should on the first appearance) of danger have got rid of my alums sad retired, fir I need not tell you that the trifling foe* to which I was entitled as a director were a matter of secendary importance to me, but, from consideration for others, I did not feel justified in taking any extreme course until I had an seuranee front competent and trustworthy persons of the tec se position of the affairs of tne bank, and until I had tried whether any moan* could be found of averting a catastrophe D o =Sous se a stoppage. /10tIng on this view of my duty to toy fellow share holders,. I need my beet endeavour., not =successfully, to prevent "arther advances to debtors, to obtain security for money lent, to remove the manager (the chief obstacle, a. I believed, t.% any improvement), to remove a director who had long bet ire I joined the content obtained advances to an unjustifiable amount, and to substitute a new manager. Further, I was a pony to the introduetion into the direction of shareholders poseesesd of the commercial experience in which I was deficient. I negotiated fur the transfer of the bueinews offering to the purchaser the opportunity of in vestigating the affairs of the bank. I objected to any dividend being paid and urged a call of AB. per share. " Overruled in the latter measure, it is said I ought to have appealed to the proprietary, or at least to have with drawn. lied I adopted the former course the whole subse quent catastrophe would have been attributed to me, or nun would have immediately follow e d, an d th e violent close of the hank's business which ultimately took place would have been precipitated by me. If, on the other hand, I bad withdrawn, I should have deserted at the most critical moment the interests of my fellow &embolden. I Ferber ed continuing my exertions for the shareholders, and I war with them. " With the knowledge I have obtained since the stoppage auto bank, it is certain that I did not euffiviently appreciate the dangerous position in which the lank stood. I had DO adequate means of ascertaining it, or the value of the se =ride, held; my belief was that only a portion of the epithet subscribed by the shareholders had been lost, that it was a question of the shareholders' interest only, and that depositors were perfectly safe. Acting on this belief, no unprejudiced person will doubt that had I succeeded in affecting an arrangement with another beak (such as has been lately made in the case of the Eastern Bank) the inte rests of dpositors and ehareholders would have been pro moted in the moot effectual manner, instead of being aggra vated by looms conaequent on a !estimation in bankruptcy and a wasteful expenditure in law proceedings. " So fair as I em concerned, both before and Finn the stop page I have laboured fer.ihe interest of all concerned; and had the endeavours made by myself and some others been responded to all the debts of the hank would em now have been satisfied. "Amid the anxieties and cares which these unfortunate &dere have brought upon me it lea great satisfaction for me to know that I retain your confidence. " Thanking you for your suppmt at the We election and for the continuance of your good °plaice, " I remain, gentlemen, your faithful servant, " London, May 0." " JOHN SIAPLITON. EQUALISATION OF THE POOR RATES. Last evening a very numerously attended meeting of the ratepayers of the City of London was held at the Lon don Coffee-house, Ludgate-hill, to consider the propriety of petitioniog_parliament for an equalisation of the poor rates upon a uniform basis of asseasruent throughout the metro politan districts. Mr. Alderman SIDNEY took the chair, and remarked that the question under consideration, whether regarded in • social, a moral, or en equitable point of view, demanded the most attentive oonsideration of the ratepayen of the metropolis. It was beyond all question the duty of the country to contri bute by means of taxation to the relief of the poor of the land; but thatshould be .1 'me equitably, and the tax should fall equally upon all the 14,000 parishes of England and Wales. He could see nu reason why, if the criminal and lunatic population were to be riiaintamed by means of a• consolidated rats, which falls equally upon all, the pauper population altouid not be supported in the same manner. If they were ummies es in their proceedings that evening, be believed the goverment would be impressed with the importance of taking scar steps in the matter, and that before long they would haws the satisfaction of seeing that this tux, so obnoxious In its present mode of asseesment, would be put upon a more equitable footing. Mr. Alderman EAOLETON moved the tint resolution, " That the present law, by which each parish or smaller district is charged with the relief and ruxintenance of the poor residing within its limits, operates injuriously and un fairly to a large portion of the metropolis, by throwing an ' undue proportion of the burthem on parishes inhabited by the poor and labouring classes, and therefore the less able to bear the chugs, and exempting from all but a nominal charge those which from their wealth are best able to same, iL Mr. 8. D. Pow zu.s seconded the resolution, which was carried WM. roe. The Bar. Mr. CHARS, Rector of St. Ann, Blackfriars, damn/eyed, "That these laws, besides being injurious to the rat.yrie aro injurious to tho beat interests of the poor, for whilst they are compelled to made in the poorer districts, at • distance from their employment, and at an extravagant rent, they arc also induced to herd together in a manner alike dimanictire of life and morality, and entirely subversive of those habits of decency so es6en Mil to domestic comfort and the well being of the community.' This resolution was secondol by Mr. Dl'Lauchlan, and also carried. A further reaolution, in favour of an Nualisation of the rate throughout the metropolis, and a petition to parliament in furtherance thereof, were then adopted, and the proceedings terminated. LONDON CITY MISSION. The annual general meeting of the members and friends of this society was held yesterday in Exeter-ha ll , Mr. J. P. Phimptre, formerly M.P. for Emit Kent, in the chair. There were oleo present Lord Cherie' Rumen, the Hon. and Rev. J. T. Pelham (the bishop of Norwich, elect) the lion. and Rev. 11. W. Noel, Mr. Thomism Chain bars, Mr. Thomas Farmer, the Rev. N. Wilkinson, Mr. Wilbraham Taylor, lee. Alter some introductory observations from the CHAIR MAN, The Rev. Mr. ROBINSON read the report, which stated I that the committee had been enabled this year to increase the number of its miesionarice by 19, so an to make them at the prevent time 339. Many of these had been placed in very bed parts of the metropolin, end in most canes very nearly the entire mimics had been guaranteed to the society as a condition of the appointments. The new missionaries in cluded one to the melte, one to the night coffee-houses and refreshment shops, and one to the oriental' of London. In the brat year in the hintory of the mission since 1840, the committee had to report a decree,* in their re ceipts. They regretted to state that this decrease amounted to the largo sum of 1,71:41. 18". 3d.. The receipts of the year had been 30693/. 12a. Ild., and, in addition, 2691. Is. 6d. hod been re ceived for the Disabled Missionaries' Fund. The visits paid by the missionaries last year were 1,528,162, the largest Ler yet reported in any year; of these 177,443 were to the sick and dying. The readings of wripture in visitation were 178,049, which was a large tacit:one on any former annual number. The number of religious tracts distributed during the year was 2,100,373, a number not quite equal to the previous year. In workhouses 3,087 meeting. were held, at which the average attendance was 42, and the grime at tendance 130,775. In poeitentiarieto 691 meeting. were held, at which the average attendance was 56, and the gross at tendance 38,815. In factories awl lodging-houses the number of meetings was 1,325, at which the average attend ance was 46, and the groan attendance 60,606. In these numbers were not included the open-air addresses which had been delivered during the year, and which were 2,770, the aj t ema ce ttegance at each of which was 89, and the From The report was adopted, and the meeting woe addressed by Lard Charles Bunnell, the Hon. and Rev. It. W. Noel, Mr. Thomas Chambers, ths lion. and Rev. J. T. Pelham (Mahe, of Norwich decignate). the Rev. John Pattinon, the Rev. tf. Christopherson, the Rev. W. L. Thornton, bk. W. L. C. Norma, mad As Rev. J. W. Wawa. i . , 1 1 f ! i 1 ;1 1 I . ! 1 1. . , 1 l i . 1 , ) I . i. ~-...,. , , r,, ' I , . ) • 1 1 I l i 1 , . . , 1 , 1 ^ 1 I •'1 r 4 , i 1 I I' l ., i 1. : • ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 • I ' i Ii 1 • , I , i ( I ', E I/' 1 , ' 1 1 ' 1 1 -4 ~. 1,..1 i I , 1 1 . ,F. . 1 ) : . „ I ". I I ' 4 I i 1 i it i o „ . . ; . 1 i k , / , •1 ~ii;