The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-18 00:00:00

~n - .5 11 / 1 0- 414 •,. 0 0 / No. 3,094.] IQ HANOHAI Direst (to Mow the FAile, with 10 Insolliato Alopalda roam On flagon gonad? of mar atudarot trod* ON Omni ROSH • 1 400 tor Newer. iwor W our. Tim, dw ?owl t, ~1 tams tor Or oulek promr accommodation nr , ..Legra —Apply la tie on" glinlimid 0101VICI. po 10.1.0reti00444 : or to AMIN& JOBS ir OILING. U, Wen p, U.:cia 6. Lasilva. . FOR RANGOON and MOULMEIN (baviag the mutt Pm Me 49490 99919011, tbe ireikase; tag. 5e4.41. Gs HUM 349 ice. mister. J. YOUNG. 111 ;lam lag Is the Ned lads U 94149 Gas ezeoG494 11CoXSIMOdalks 10._PM8e41.." e41.." haled JAN r apply to DAY4I3O3‘ mo d A xiom. 1. pa; ta Nt are er to US BUSKING and Co.. Sasoorrt Cam bat j• • • • ••e---80- FOR PORT ADELAIDE Direct (sad will lean im Pack ea Ikon* et llama). the las •hlp Not NA. A I 17 6 4.29! teat N. It:a di tC, wander lowa Deck*. Ilia k Imo Y the A MAY Aar laallsts. kaa twarn• aoktanat kr pmearimarad It til take • 6 " — ?..r .T .11 4 7 to IIk.LL, I TMAY ei ra s tii . l Jeer! 0 ewe, ary Me . or to gamsoN 11 , ALK. k. Omar aeoerk. Congal. sad U.. Orkalayktak QTKAM to the CAPE of GOOD HOPE end 1.0 CALM/lA.—The how Arm .blp I.2fOLAX . Lla Ms = i 'Whom 9 roolool. 410 horo v vr is kh Ceara te t l dia o or to the to a . ii ire f. V. v c=to tile midi. WV OW as Irpootios of ildo lo moor ro 101 l at jog ftil.. a P.M , * BO ISLE thsearr—b,..e...:.:.,- ...d......04,,, ilsoter - I — ad i ffELlTlfellAit rd Co .O. roUrlook rd or OM Siorilisol, • STEAM to AMERICA.—TM LIVERPOOL sad PHILADELPHIA RITMO SHIP OOMPANY Ir m a mastitis/1 the lr clrdvtallt Irre :Anew Mao-Alp DWI LIT to PHILADELPHIA en full n; [AY OA ROO KO lei,. MIL CITY OP MANCIISSTER Weereke. 11th Aviv CITY OP BALTIMORE. ----Hada:nay. 27th AN" KANOAIWO Widmann. loth es Cana ram 13 gimp. 17 ohmag e earl 3 Futons raebtwer, 0b earth.: lathe pieassedetka In Me Ohne roan 4: all having the one renames lathe naloen.L and a Embed human of P3meaeara bath kr Philadelphia sad Ea. Teak nal be lane at 11 con ury each. For ferher peatieekn e see "1111nethaw Oul a;" or Indy _te the Andrea a n Ewen Oinginn. 17. ; or. to WILLIAM INMAN. lan 12. Tonniladdlor e " iverpool. NORTH et NUMMI STRAM NAVIGATION wrCOMMIT'S Opedel sod Dirset [.Mee to Pt. Maim sad Ports. by SrOakoe 84 Sbips croveyto gond. sod lo Os Moo! ROO /Yaw MI Toolog sod thereby ofto&No o T la o s oso solotloa, an Ososobsd so follows boo Woekly. SOOs. Rehm Tot Bt. TOosborg. . JOT 20, Ant 1. I, and 13 .. 7 7 If 4 C 0704314•0 ditto 3 4 I 0 ditto 4 7 I Torii 11110 s 1 8 4 tTorb/41140. Ter DoOssol Tonlobio. SiO 1.15. OM M. . I I 114 alio re thwvat.:. ON Iris SIS kip r/ ' a 1 010 Room. Tkoillo Mos hike Is tool 0404100 sl Ile C 's me =VI Dor Ilissy. p....r.„. .t i rollioroup=o.or- ab w, lo Ms a. 1 ru.: sol tor Gods. Ito, sadM oM. . MogorpOSlO. WSW= ; sal othsr ISM lOW to Noma. O. 8 Toeborb.street. Psompsrs •d male an Am e ieelml lur .J. C. MOO. M4o. Oakedoirest W. S. aspiunis. miarnim m. 0.. DiORIN of EUROPE STEAK NAVIGATION COMPANYW 6,.1 Planwen law °W aft foe HAS. a wory flotonlay. sad (Mambo far TWINING Tr Way, tho Aorat. sod wow shonsai Frllhoy.—lono I. owl /2. W. Alf DRZWeI. Olonackra Iftractor. §THAIII to NORWAY (carrying the Royal Mails). NORTH of LVROPI *TUN NAVIGATION 0011PANTN duo Goostobips, NA SI 01J NO. (wain FAIRBURY. 700 took 300 benApoofor, Wei. Often ELDIII, GO Yin US bennewn an sei• plied le nee Zell weekly. la weer le reounedate ne leilenln wane of wenn preen =tibia. leg le Men vesaile in Meillg eatz e iba s Cea l pf i r = 46. 6.4 lll=2V il iwrirelna Wiens WO istrarst * a n d lekkieleilin i twe pinneen Men Ink 1 fete Nemo. . Wawa. Num wad Ow. . a ANDWIII. Menne Diroolor. k o TEAM fres HULL sad GRIMSBY to GOTTPINBUSO. —REDUCED nsisa-ru MOUTH of PS STUN NATIPATION OOMPANTR ddad the S Mdfa, are dampaldad ban Mg l =qa S a t ag a ll ai sibr ealaid ia P aalli sailian :a la .. . 4 1:orilla Saving demo LW pm. ralaL 2 PaaallS a , G*174471 1i: tram Lagoa. via Illimby. Insalaa sad &As. t 4. W. P. ANDITLWK heribibilftegar. RUNKERQUE, LILLE, sad PARIS, eery Tuaday. Ilarelland Sateraty. milling at Remote.— lost: era map ett . the atutalled and eetftelegem Wpm et the NORTH N RU RAW 9A% 10 ATION CONTABY. **TILBURY awl RO 90 RA to RAILWAY. aid the lea M ..., te RERV=lBl• 6 lAtra i r ramillhe hew by the Ilan karts( el An the aelii me. tad ama' et . Mal—SAlL la kn. MILL Clut. led tr=tift.i.r ........ nvre.: 8 :9 4 . ..... ais t. A . T i t= arely NI tile math ef se illi Ce MOO. ilea Cespay Mee. lai aa4 et. Ittwt Itlai • eat et the 1111. faard Swabia* Saha/ Station. Fent_li_,..****9** W. P. AND RS** Mairdais biresler. DAME TWICE I MILY, Ay tbeMAILPACKETS, 1 ad Der rad Calak.-817011TM Ill• PAlrtalt—The milk raad atarrany Itter sr hat ......,.....r., a . ....,.... A .r. A 5. ......;_mra kr inn arra am., aad inn Inar tads .Ith ow dine m ra an t katestr ejal kairas al lin ali W t. 31 atm. sad Pak at L. tid tun Tklat i Llksts an 4d at tit aid aim tic tad at Ada. stair Prawn as arta ask agar Pk= Pads te Lea". RUSSEL& COLOGNE. and THE RHINE, by laysl MR Revllee—A ROYAL WAIL MAWR& lime iii to. °OTERO aim slabt emeepe eelofte) At Me.. sod ORM D to ROY as few *OA Z saisk ebbfratlO bb 0-• IA AL ee tree Dever or I;—Flone Lib ; delete eels be elare e tt emew lobe wiftiaa sm. nu. 12.... OUTHEND. Strassesi.—DlAMOND FUNNEL PACKET PL I L Lip. 116= 4.6 6L 10; Lesko 1.146 e, k 6L IC4 : .611. Swig mad W eeierleb. Up fres 11 LI ; 06666aL 114 Ifseariela le 664 fres lbwreas GRAVESEND. Nrith, Oneabitho , Rosherville.— IstAMOSD TUNNEL PACKETS simay. 1111 q, 0. 0.104. aart 14 ; Les des-brkin. 1 ')1. 11 1 1..: *WM 000 romcw. coning a& Cirsonclei Illootwah. usi Woolwich. VP Wow °wilco ch. IC It. N. O. 4. 41. _l4om ticholo. Is. Sod Li. 104 Wow 114101 ohoicolco Iladowrieworlaohlo. eel sol lk. V ICTOIIIA (LONDON) DOUILL TO SIIIPPOSIL beeTteg 010. ttL . Tots. *dun ADO AN mutAirms. 1010 LINA . ..... Wakes mad S PLATON .. _. .... 100 COWIN : SG .... Cvashaw aa4 Co. ZST AN Dalt . . RN CALCUTTA .... Orawroaa sod th. 11NNTINCE. GI Dual li t Y Ilaytiele sad Ow OLAND UN CA Pr G. TiOrN w. S. 'Abdo/sad CALOVITA Co. (Ow of the TWA, am 0 s ell ar, New Siam Packshl ais asva keen sattmatiojkle I,losrla Doan IaAZOT MILANO t r . GOODS are 110 11 11=IA DOCK. sad Os Mark Swat Nhariks. /TEAM 0 ow Mona ths "Mb alai the 11100/00 allee Omsk On oidos alepadasa Mee ftllrnsam. rt. -sz -1,....:=0..r.„,r,:ri ..t. to Mrleisrt, at the Duds. MI ruts ta lt r " stlabLeal of lis NNW' 001 t i MeNNOILOft beim NY oOw ilbst Zit Ins at Pa we arida as ma ale, lie Oormildallal cc Illommiaa ftiVls = 14 11 4 ML=Ty 1...i.. 45 11 l er Ota i llk r = I n =ii ems ftw a teas a llsalo — As Illmotas Ttll h• MO -11. ed. sad be Staott lr ord la or ssa. " Gisit oisteyal Is Gs - Delo am lilmarles a 111 Mallard la ire inallarme rasa Is Po Como .iri vadwlaba as adlastko asi dim, at lb Tract i. .` w a r a . 4 4 l % m i l k igel an puer at Ins ON& lownan tar la aaa to cos t rasa from la. PO as al Insanda- W I Z ". " ai na d r i be . i ts d r 4A t NM et re Nyasa Is the = l. 4l bsa Imiscaslis ism bo allalasi 0 the Alms, St. seta 110% If at tha thaw • O. - . Gamow. AT AT WEBTRRN RAILWAY.— CHKAP nfon ibi nax b. POUTS WALK*. ea UV ;V i e at I was., roboalat as 1b %a • ■o MT • iftgranldosikes se tad bat : all t r•Vo. lasi fl• : ./38. mil bygl iw. Tualby) 'pi n• ; : Nook V. r I.& 4 1 li nberd. r: Il• ••• AL: awl Ilk ; . solrliM b rAt.. Ilk ••• 148.: Cas=4o4. Sad 14..—T MIN. sot •rarterable. owl sall orallehile kr Or ?we.. Clal.ln-• magi n bolt pus. rURSUANT to so Order of the High Omit Cl u ite y rareltee worm et Ilse 57 . 411 , = 1 1 wm........ UN 'II rd ELI Mgt atz .b.... s c aa m r i v o ras or illotoloc to We am/ V: roam at essj a ll2M airtai n ~._ mama Us IRATE I moift. lasmsCatia Is se Moss Or et am D 7 Wt ollalisa es as Wow tie MI 419 Il e masl i mpar mw at dis Oa. sib thsoaat dm She turn at old sader.—FILIDAT. is IS AM* al saes. at tie amid Ctriels a" "loalddllal VMS Ohs claims Wad We Ist day se J Ls. llad. ALM= Ltpailer Clot. AMEN LA DR OM Isaidas. ANDS@ for OMEN re • rta. it MAP dedaloada, letabdiat Illikelsts • LcornsH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION. &Mb/bled US. incorporated by Act of Parliament PAM entb whole Predict foe a rate ot Premium about the mine sie Is tharuW la otha Mom for a lad moon mot sanded to autUotta and enerilaiustioa bad on andadbold $0 the bwt Inanta thalmit Oromilisrdrozegt. GIORGI OURS. Agent and Oserasei. Ef o YAL SURREY GARDEN& TRIB EVENING MYMay) vat be performed Moedelmobai ELITAII.—NoIo l'arlo Ay Modem Oen Novelle, M ftedirekelf, NW Dolby, Mr. Were, lad Mr. Mar Rem.. Seed send Owns, 1,000 Performer. Coedeclor. llonieur Juan. Adleholee 15.1.1 Mall sad Hosened koala Wm, So be bedsit JULLIMN sad Co.'.. 1 1 4, EarmaaMect. Commence a& 7 o'clock. ELIJAH at th• ROYAL SURREY GARDENS THIB Athala los, 5t &I. To commence at wen ado& &man ticket*, admitting to able and all performs/zee up to MS 7 I. MM. to ba hod at the Ito* Surrey Gardens. pries Da. M.lBB P. HORTON'S POPULAR ELLURTRA TI Na—LANT Wl= NUT 0111 la LONDON.—Mr. sod • 0 ton Ow IND NNW morrisimiuninaT. . smilli2 AM ie Elaki • P 64 :. M AIL I / 4 MA I ? gill I : it M= • *OP Milmomeg. Mo co ADAM! IUNIALTD73 BEBBITION, is wir to LM ti a lT wirft Om hem 11 ta tali MO.& at KIRI WWI AMATWILICAL MUSK% a, fig. lab d wiz tams at r li M NM. Dr. G. , • user is. sow la aerie 4/1 by Dt. . 6141 p.a. R► Mb.— Or UMW lIIHE PATENT CONCERT CONCERTINA. Ds- A_ CreDad le lese. owl of sewer imitable for Ow pleasearbe or oreeeetoai. um nemsleetreerd kw licsaset satt tbe art t 13:a111111111. new wee Yee le lee se me et wedeln Ow meltit i reerlgrra£ Im i r e we set se Sate le =Mem lert="lBl.4easerlitt, le we easy sew be bed is. £4 4s. mit— 1113giOttrawl pstem-s. IS. Gueleltetrert. Illegregwrsert. cABINIT FURNITURE, Oirp.t.. sad BellAsg. ser, (l W PURI% L a rlee . essi= la. as ale Mils Ws smirces ibeweesse.P li ess are es applbollsa sabsoleb be We WwWww, Oseslry wan salmis frss.—LM/ I=ll4lW rallaielides,‘" " = " s ajai r "."4 ll•* Skessarre. (16.1""41684 DT;VENT-PRO REQUIRED tar BARLOW'S NNW INVENTED 8141.7•ACTITO m /mew sia, hoer Oder, et Writ Nom Ist w Floe 4s. IL ; Oft Warm Sm. EiNnunted r e o ?Or _Aimed, et Ye. •Ths lwrg;lN as uerig=zo b ras kipsrh c r e w MOM 011110 J 111 Igratra4rws" as miry &Aida jos who INNoNos. LIALIP.A.CitOWN i bow the prim of Rood Gown lb= ?It tbi t : T r y sse i her . of leo: I= DAY sad AORICUL WEAL L:A11111, am, Ilasaink Upper Theariaatrast. mar Iradaaiddaa. KINABANI3 LL WHIBILY.—This ssiketed dov . v . a . 14 Ine Whllir h T a ramodaj ea es ti r: ecc; It ..... Ing r "" seek lit eibse spills. Clas 1 3.. as a mt.'s IpArerUir eteif ;at trot J o. . SM. NW II 1714 It Oar lafallidreet. ma- THE CHEAPEST HOUSE ke PAPER and 11111111,01 , 11116 PARTllbffill Pa sw Maaairad op& L'eski=bilsolg. Squire. fo r IL; aim ado alb. I elm farl ia ; l aa r e s Atztrxi.:-.."-I,„„m, ISOM. b. ed. por gum V amPl El 246 ,la Pt pa. gem Wasson Pal saw Ph —OtearTa awl COUNP. Calnigr NREAW and ChOICE BOOBS.—AII die beer NHW WORMS usy le bad wither{ rely tram BIMINI SELICT ILY by way Sabmerber of toe errs arra The mo rays= r dyes to orb if Bibs, liSsabbe. Pldkrophy, sad 'nava Tbr left wets et Wyri ire an trimly alist Litantry lartitallyr a =bek Sibrollis appeal al SUNS Isms. soy be —CHABLIS IDAIARD I VITIT at Nor OzionballibA s .4 = L arl TS, Orairtrest, Ilsabbysist. BPS MAD% BEDDING, sod F URNII URIC. V 113170111 Meek IS ISM et boa awl MN 11 Olds Oslo miluellaa dews kr min& sr Mus. !e w sle i DiaNag 10.,...... hum n• :ill geftss ma I IPA C 5 0 04067 14, is bias BeAleft. Is pia di Ta IPe. AL • Is6oms n.. )astal. Om kw aleopleb Imam 41.. amnia, ; aliill iiiiiii .. ...... ...... .......... .......... AD 4 g ............... OIT 0 wad liiiiliii.6s Ow ... - . 111 0 l a .MY. Awls. titres siroK sod * mo. weelows ........... ... ...... ........ 1 I • 44 10 $ A dedllar ia.... . rudir ...4 r.u...: a 15 II eirle i M. JO LI 0 TY Imataelfthal So tbsii eliii6iii . by tar as AM% diew. en et a 1_ IM usline a MORT II 0 61111 . X orili ar. mi AM: Wm, Am so imi_ la Sham Iris taw or Is UV, SIANIss Is as Wraps of Ast simet Is sow qpir lent) tow W. OIFORMAT i, t ai • 1041. 16 ISWIIIAN-BTRILT 6. 6. mad • PLA , A Luadift.-016616.066 MO MING% WATIlitPltOO7B are the beet 1 ' raw kr ; Mad media% sad me la Tfoir tre s rasa rear as 4 et T. 7. "• :ll' boob 71: toe s b rotee he ow es • seem,. be: sad muffing so le imilw. Drivlagas=itergs. hay. ladle, owe la skit ait isms tram ts. gob. es MIL our Ow made marbed with the ram d 3. C. 00&D1 m, be dawn wad Tagglia.bar. ARE TOUR LINEN.—Th. Pee 1141611166111. Thorniest. or ine n .........,.... re err et = ed. ealltterr i A lie rr car OM en ran Ine losirtzita. Mau. W Ili. we ISO doer ri= . . 1":1 410...1 • MOOS real= te law taw roam. orrMR ascanafal Kraals of the last half oesta lme ry Yaw prove w a rv issad psalm OM 1 1 12111112LISICANIA It t ar bi groms d o rair 4 si s =4;;* • =1:1:: kik It weld sad owl =lt kaivitelly oak at . as load AZ, PON 1 111. 11 "" arerfar. 1 : 6 = Os bat arblll ft ; sad amble gip dm. Ns, - laMe ar lien, 15 62. We IX :Id W A. RAM ro el, Skilarginies. Isis.; sad by deolOs sad (we- ' i ct()A,LB/-117 Boom endllway.—LEtt sod Ca, Ittat io. Ocel ita. t 7 y Ekries. Ma pm elo eu t =tram ; ear steropeelee iret: per In I 1, "... . " : 16 ArisTA l Mi l lellesigli e oak " bad. 14 ARAM OPIUTACLEtS, the dirspla mid 11 Mos but. 4 willsom maw, for pearis t a r kern day. _waft Mead orfoertli Imeles Mei Y. AlN= FROMM OW% lit Me •111 dams *Nob toe imllie. s ag omit lab le Vat II aawraPrrod. 111111 A Musa lbw. Leads& Owes"— Malls the fiate4 red &mimeo.. EU PTU R E ti.—By Royal Laws Patent. WRITS'S MOO-WAIN 1.11111 MUM Is alloged wools oilpolleme to to Ur oat oftedis It Itoo so , i: Tai 4. 1 Illeatt .. ll4 to: Na 4 .6. 3 is ro• WNOG AD and e nle z. It ; 5:16 64 2Fr0t0s domes li emit It; ; mu 1 44 • donolpliot Owl mg Is Mk Mk et Ito ..., _.. . letwo Irk. biker We lip blot ono to im =1;1111%.1114 roorM. As yummy Ito. coLtloo Ina toluitilk mil a few& 11. Mk loom loam 911111111111111 AL Protested by Royal Litters A poi id a Md. aid W thil mai et the reels dio nal , We 118 Mak et Maim Thar Ttlaw mir. Se. I. Is gimmenbita. and Wreaks dam gam . le the *on mess at thaw 24 , impligielt l6 2 ... elliantile a IMO, at Sue disordan Wm ea Isig =ass= st_ Sim rob of 1 Ihe beaV is e •me polka it do . Ild 11. u, ....A . alma Oiellenal Mt 1101 dm ad Arnie . _ . ...it. Iwo owes wink ....7. i• as Nit dr isrilbilice. NM IMO ell Om rrio—iiodi s ... Tilsoinit, lisa i lj a zi valilst Oft et lel q.l ad omonaili .f w Ile soft MA %lie *dr us IslogzE.—tali la Om ism eibella.. et km one or lottbs. iiid M. : aid lii A di mpoloilmiels x. ibcd4l 111. : lir si tor MIMS 111 lANIMMISI N C I U N S eiv., o~l= b iliii irb • eiriZon MA niim ii I. i isaliselisa ig. SIAII-, „ tOI A Ev. 7 5- • ' • j e b t rt ~;.„ • • Ucl X 3 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 18, 1858. IapeRNNETTE MODEL WATCH, 66, .1.) —At We WWwidAtlw7. • •W 7 Mit netwr..= trita the Mat Imprwasatta; le Alm, 17e. pima ; frcw II '.leer. TM Mot Orem me•elhst PO WOOL 1.0. Part IL, with ammo= filmbailor. WOW, ELEM FAN IS of CHEMISTRY = Theoretical ud PrsotkaL By lattaimr Lust Massa. M.D., P&L. Pro• flaw ot Clwatatry. IWO Canoga, Lariat. Part ,I. Soo, 10.. 6d. To be =gastlV Tam Pula Latoita : John W. Porker Bow aft Band WM ITS CIiEMIS rihrimuLtem Ts., EIRST LINEB in TRY. By Dr. Aim? J. SWAM 7.C.1.. Lectezet la Cbsoltry a& A. Ba tton Jobs W. Nair sad 800. Ww4 arm". *Bum, b... VORACTICAL &MD UCTION to MOLISE COM POPITION. Iktlted be the Rea J. EDWAIDO, NA. Imam: Joh& W. Parker sad am, Week Mud. Ome, Salm, with 143 lUwarstio.s. NATURAL PHILOSOPHY for BEUINNERS: Leaden : Jobs W. Porker met Eke. West Wand. With swisenWs Mentistions. EASY LISSSONS in hiIiCHANICS. Laudon John W. Porker sad Bee. Wwt Banat Prke ed.. detN FIRST POETICAL READING BOOK. By . worm" aro motor or um Model &hod. Byte llama swum H szocorsAttlinoolt. * id Leaden : /do . awl M. =OM OrmaireAkiy., ELEMENTS el LOOM _ a RICHARD 1 I ra e d di & Ta al a ZIA Ms above ire ee oda'. 4.. id .rumld. Weed as ' gil IS mod oven Mid ' ISM is ia MN Mira iIM - Olos I= l. ai m pli"r,L.s....,.ll:dedAded de a Mileille • Loge sad Form I. W. am des. was Mead. Price lb Id HE YOUNG LADY'S PRIEND : a Manual l of Practical Advice and ladructica Yowl* W cams CS @awls' upon Vic Dolor of Ws after INltting Bobcat Load: : Jobe W. Parker lied Ike. Weit *med. wtu aumarear 11'window, la ed. leek USEFUL Ait EMPLOYED in tha PRO DUCTION at FOOD. USSFUL ARTS EMPLOY/0 to As PRODUCTION at CLOTH. IRO. runt ARTS IMPLOTID to the CONSTRUCTION at DR/J.. LINO ROUSER Loadua: Jobe W. Palter aad Sod Wed &wad !Nee 4e THE HISTORY of AIMIAMMEDANISM and Ir SZCTS. By W. Coots Tens', LL.D. Alm. by the woe Author THI HISTORY of CHRISTIANITY, Nan Its Promulgates to Re JARS Ifetehllebnist Is the Room Maple& Debella W. Lorton : Jells W. Parker sad the Week Wiest Third &Woo, U._ ENGLISH SYNuN Y b. Edited by RICHARD Woomr, D.D.. Arobblolop of !Wolin. Load= : Jobe W. Porker and Soo, West !not IMPERIAL P. • HOUSE OF LORDS.-TEMUIDAY, JULY 17. The Lou Cairtozz.hos took his seat as the woolsack at 6 o'clock._ The Quash, MU. th• regulation of Pariahs Bin, and some other twasairsd, wow shad a woad time reeettetively. Oa the moan Ai cons lan *osmium' od the Bishops of Bill, Re the to the iss agssa Its Lind ciestiale, rave rise to • penassi doranke. The Bishop of OXFORD intimated his intention of Reales for the mined's' of whatever eorrespondeses mien lave pegged battiest the two isolates la gaisties sad Es govern:meat with respect to the realisation of their N". The LORD CHANCELLOR stated that so objestios would be raised against leylog the mere alluded to ins the table of the home. ,Nesathne, he trutsd that so delay t sale ht be thu cooirdesed la the propene of the bill before he house. Ultesately the 6•llsa was %reed to, sad the bill was Pessed thew* oommittee for • purpose of Introducing same alanftersts. sad ow the uudesstaodiag thst farther dkovaiss elheohl be pestpared to a esbesqueat _stage. The Nis es the paper having heat dhipoesd of, their loodgille &Oriented if halt Feet 7 o'clock. . .g.Ol ll HOUSE OF OOMMONII.—ThuzsDAY;7ULI7. (Conflated from the Ewa. of yesterday.) valid The ilesphols ete Mobilo) Bill ins pied to, with eons amisim. _ _ _ MD MOW mum& at six °Week. GINIULALS DDATBON AND VIVIAN. Mr. 11 - 4 - 4131101 Zig blooms -- mi;t;k; a motion of Mo had bees pat ea the paper for to-night indeed of fa Tues day mot It was as Moms : That the Uadae &mazy for ' War having admitted that, spook amaymeas imformatitm a meet iaqacry had hem ordered Ism the elided of a pae. N °Weer, Mu home Belo itoell Wood to weer its repro ' hatioe of math a sedissi. Mr. PEEL wished to offer sem mpleaatioa ea the oubjeet. Mr. ROEBUCK—Had yea met better _defer It mai I have made the maims 11r. Piiia7l is presgsg. As meads Ike widest of General Vivian— _ Yr. ROEBUCK — I Hoe to order. How out I newer the natation of to how. plateau who. tbon Y nannies before the been ? . - fit; SPEAKER—TM boo. aentlineso era only maks kir eaplana.loa under the indalgencs of the house. Mr. PEEL—TM p.tiot, dr, is simply this. Calais Mss Mem made against Cheers' &sworn is erase= transferring the ensmasid of the Turkish Coatiageot, sod they ammo to Um koomWdp of tho WareMee tbrosolt Mr. HAMILTON here iaterposed, sad said the boo. member um clearly out of order. Mr. LABOUCHIRE—My how. friend steeply lateads to offer a permasi esplanades. Colonel FRENCH—I ries to order, sir. This diegamiem is quite inorular, sad milt sot to be eostiesed. Mr. PEEL—I only wish to say— Mr. ROEBUCK—Order, order. SW I Waist the hos. somber m quits gat of order. (Hoar, him.) The SPEAKER ruled that the hos. member was oat of order, sod the matter dropped_ booed &Mks. ealargel, 3e. LECTURES on the Bt.itlP CURE REVELA. TIONS teeptatlaa GOOD awl EVIL ANGEL& Sy the lame Author. • VIEW of the sourruais ILEVELATIONS relphatas a ISTURS STATE. Wreath Edlelea. r. LECTURES m she CHARACTERS of OUR LORDS APOSTLE& la 64. Lesion . John W. Prior led Bca. Ws etraaL 101/ FAMILIES AND SCHOOLL READINGS in PUEIKY. 38.63. READINGS Ls BIOGRAPHY. Y 6d. READINGS Ic ENOLIOII PROWL as. READIS Is SCIBNCE. Said. RRADI NG 401 la NATURAL Tnnotooir. B. READINGS Is= SHAKSPICAEL Y.6d. Louder.. Jobs, W. Parlor sod Ow Nmi Blnad. Third and Campo Make. reejord. fn. P OPULAR PHYSIOLOOY; Familiar Biplane, Mao of !diocesan( lseis dranased MAI IM Ikruclan sad Toradosa al Anima, sad partieuloric of Nsa. Wy P. B. Lou. M.S. Lando■ . John W. Parker add Sok W.I Mead. Bseoed and Mows Edities,Yeslisd. 11.. THE CA i ELM lb I'S MANUAL : or, Summation* for Leftist% on fit. Marrs (Input By Basun BIM'. p.p.. 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A ZIT to the AIRMEN In DITTO. Ilkne. Is. desk. Leaden: Lowman and Co.: litinpkin. Nanbal sod Co.; Marlton and CO.; Rbitsailsr and Co.; bliss awl Co.; B. Mona; Honig= and On ; Darien and OA; D. Nast C. H les.; Roisilsige and Co Wird Co.. and C. H. Palmer. O. and J. Robinson. lerespeul; sal Noisy and Pons. Derby. Or wbom may to bad. NUNA PONPIIIIIS. Par noses.. liresornisorarli ) ISme. is. OIt i BLAR, da M. IP Baca. (Wasioarnernit) No WOG% ty T . Item da row. H RITCHIE de CHARM, NIL. Paz VOLtAlil. Item et Cerriete par M. CATTY. Ikea. es. MY. 'lii pebbled. New aedip_ spewed Idlikekaruue_Use MOM CURABILITY at CONSUMPTION ; brag 'buries er sbe mai pieweeer• sad lespertemi needed Fels* le •Itheratani R. Lauer's. 11.D.,/enew al be sad bee Onier Ps V. Bed* bibren he So ike. be. • Til•Ttell eji and I> rib" H 1,10101.16 • fir. 11101116 arl term Jays pebbled. lltr• sad Aimssit beim; gnat la, a. ty posi.ter eisisge. THE SCLICIICII =FE; or Bow to Live sad ifloOO?Lo2Z: fa* Rolm Ifillfok lo 411- wad tho lliwa n ni f okorvam e g pi amoo aow wt. NIB LlTt ut rigir 0 ZAI II MINS. uffli dig= as Oa aof So 110romoopo la do ;It a g al oolvolos bemoaned obuolor of tho mi S o pfePo r .,.... c .......... z . z. . r. Fr t yr.... St= abe MEN = ea re l / 2 7:0ffral,_ "" =Narr • ii= dross; a. : 2 11 .19. .lAloriar4ouoto . 4 . ot= Dam% THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CECVIL, Is palilisd Ilis day. sesimiL I. Ilavammia. 1 Ovine use L TM Wir—lL Glint 4. PAIS S. like TLLUSTAATID TIMES, 2d.. Weikly.—The A gab armaar sk inad win efts at an as I""lindi =aliaiiabaYUL b? el Mk& bn Ing One LLOYD% WEILLY LONDON DOM, '11111•4111 jric °m a iling-44_446d nomt • 0 IBA PA fee 111Nattralt11 " ism amel k erafries Reslilystregatiftlatala DECIMAL COINAGE. Mr. HAMILTON ;rited the64;;w), of the Beebe qur whoa it was likely that the report of tbe antatisaioaers ea the decimal eoisege question would be prwmatod The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER sad the emarsiesioasn had balm various sups for the purpose of combats( lalosateties oa the subject refesrsd to tbeis, bet they would set be ia e potation to make a report la sal sleet time to admit of its being laid oa the table la the course el the pressat Bessie.. CIVIL SERVICE VACANCIIII. Mr. HAUIL FON wished also to alt the Champlin.r of the Escheqaer, to order to extend the priaelpie of com petitive examination for Mtn deem, whet mesas It was M inded to take to make kaewa to toe public the vacaccise wActie from time to time tat ht arise in the several public departmects, or the steps which it might be requisite to be him by essential's, Ps order to their mlesilem by the head. of doPutomose, for commt.tive 6:melamine The CHANCELLOR of the EEC:MIMI:MN NOM Uwe eere were always a large somber of apse/sem elokesmod to members of the goverasseat when vaesiteissimmend. sad ft was not mosseary to adopt say steps to she Mawr fa , formation ea the subject CAPITAL PUNISHMENTS. Mr. W. BWART &KUM of the Secretary of State for the Colonies wbethir assures would be adopted for far ther mitigat ing the laws imposing otp.tal pasishnsent in the colonies, is oosforatity with the laws imposing capital punishment in Great Britain ? Mr. LABOUCHEBE said the low fa the colonies did sot materially diner from that witablished is the United Kingdom. The prineipal ezarptinas to the rule were in Ceylon, when th. old Roman Dutch law was retained, end some of the West ladle Islands, where there was en obso lete law in existuee on the 'abject ; but it wee ehkily In the Weil Autralies colonies that capital rialohntenm ware serried to a greater retest the& they were here. All be mould ay, thew, was that he wee quite reedy be cossitier whether in the two former come it inlet not be &tenable to make some charge; bat, considering that the West Autraliaa calorie had their owa local legislatures, they of curse mast be ten but judges of the tritest towlda capital puoistmeate ought to be untied on, sad ho should decline to interfere with them. THE CAPE. Is reply to quetloao froze Yr. CuirrzAx aid Mr. HINDLIT, Mr. LABOIJCIIMiIi repeated that the last amounts from the Cep, which were to the lit May, stated it to be the confident opinion of the governor that no lotions outbry.c oa tte part of the natives would take Ilsoe. At the same time the government, under the cirenestamme, bad thought it advisab.e to send out eocsidereble reiskireementu In the event of war bresking out, ungliestionebly the greater part of the expense would have to be berms by the mother country. PUBLIC BUSINESS • Mr. HADFIELD 'pia adverted to tee large 1111101111 i of public Nekoosa on the psi er at this period of the seek*, wad asked the *We lord at the bead of the govetemeat whether be Gould state which bills would be mended with, and whisk ahead's*. There wore four hills with regard to which he wn particularly seairma t o t aus t h at te ams . tilos, mid they were the Vice-President of Committee of Oslo* is Edseatioe Bill, the new Appopriaticia of Trait Property Bill, tits Divorce sad Matrinicalal Cackle B sad tee L: rile Anisadments to the Cambridge University Bill. Load PALMERSTON said in former smokes there bad wally *ea one gamer* slaughtering of billy. bat *jibes. g a s they bad preferred rather to do emend= up* them ass by out. (A laegh ) That worse he should pros out to a actiaue, mad the is of the goveramsat would be stated upon eat* bill as sash same oa. With regard ti the lint of the four bills satatiesed by the hes. gentlemen, it was intended eartaliely to pressed with the Int, and the last, and the Attentry-Gereral wield ea an early day, per haps ti-morrow,mate what he premed te ilk with the sand. As for the Thew* Bill, it wee' mookmeeigreatimpoksace, ievelvieg cookies, of/`** torignlteku is whist milder. able diffiream of oploka suit moommorily **et sad at this late period of the semi* be al ost th is k it wiatild ho desirable* press the home* muse to any daisies upon it. It was the 'Weaken of the government, however, to revive des Milleitlf• in that house at the very *Oasis( of the *at semi*, bet it weald sot eintele 'h. 24'h elms of the pro se* bill, whit* prohibited the let** marriages of pone* who bed bees diverted for adultery. Seel • provision at was thieght would be quite u opposition to public morale, or ratite- it wield leave • direst 'cadency to amosurage and promote isamirelity. Mr. ROEBUC K Allow me to sib what teem the go vernment inked to take with refcrease to the Civil &Ivies Sapereatemation Bill ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—To pro ceed with it. I shall move the order when it emote ea. CORRUPT PRACTICES PREVENTION BILL. Oa the motion ht going tato eommittes en this hill, Mr. 11. BERKELEY relic to move on is omeedeseat that it be committed this day three. math, as the bill' t e l io rd to matinee • law that was not oily In its operatics, bat iateaded fr m the very lint to dope and delude lobs Bull. (A laugh ) Mr. CRAUFURD seecodtd the mottos. He bad voted for the bill when it contalsed the CISINO whisk required a declarative from the member that he had act bees guilty* bribery. Bat whoa that clams woo *mu eat, he knew that its 'Mosey wee destroyed. Mr. INGRAM stated, from his ewes 'aperient* at • lees* eleeties. that the act had restiered pliable • large redestio• la the eapenees, sad had put as end to the sys tem disarm' bribery is the shape of payments for lags asd bases Mr. TITS admitted that the bill reqefred amen twat, but Gould sot mew* to seeriAce it mainly, as it coutaised, la hie split*. assay eseelleint lir 0. OREY hoped that the bill would be resew* for emetber year, sod premised that la the mum of meat sac don the eatieet should be referred to a select committee. This amerseue being repeated by Lord Pelmenten, attar • few woes from Mr. Mortis, mad Mr. Williams, the I amemamtat was withdrawn , sad the WU pond through semidttee. Tbe VieoPresideet of the Comma of Zdasstica Bill woo nod • meal dam TMGoma Board of Sal* Coalisams Bill wail Brag! eemmlMee (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. TM Bvidesee in Foreign Snits Bill was read a second then The Ceiminsl Apprapriating of Tnet Property Bill was ales read a mead tin. The Coast Oaard Benign 8111, and the Mereaatila Law Amendment Bill wen paned through onansittaii. Other bile WINO setnagged a stags, aad the hove ad jammed at twenty miaow* to throe. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OP ENGLAND. MBFORD. THIIIISDAT NIGHT. Fins weather and the redaction of the prices of admisatta to the show yard from Ts. 6d. to 2s 6d. had the effect of braising is as immense samba of visitors. assay thouseads of people having to-day ease up by the Beaters Counties Railway, by which yesterday only about 1,200 su mmers were brought from Loads. la cousequenee of this the imbibition ground prenatal throughout the day • most animated sppearance, imple ments, cattle , and poultey cemmandieg attention alike, though probably it was tie last-named wash was the gnat metre of attraction to the ladies, who formed • very large proportion of the visitors. There was salting in the 'obi- Mien itself to all for special maims beyond what has already ban oberrad. The &Doer some off this afternoon in m spacious and ele pat parities wetted lathe satraps. of the insplemeat yard, mad was attended by 1,000 permar j woo_ g 'wham Wife Mr. Bruwesa,M.P., ler J. Tire% But.. 14P JL Basses, Prole/Roe Wrey, Baron de Cows, Sir W. B. Smith, M.P., C. B. COON, Req., M.P., M. Bonier, Lad Earners, Col. Chellosa, Me. Rakes Carrie M.P., Mr. Gordon Lord Latent, 11. Bras Esq., J. C. Cobbold, M Lord Raleigh, Lord B ateman, M. de G. d'EcUpene, Si, J. Yards Buller, Sir Edward Benison, M.P Mr, B. Beller, Colonel Fitaroy, M. P. Fein, M. Wertens, Bir J. H. Matta% Mr. Wells, high sheriff of the county ; Y. de Villas de VIM (from the Netherlands), Meas. Dutrone (Amass), M. St. Marie (laspector-Genend of the Preach Goeeraceat), Coast de Bewley, M. de Trams aids, Rama Hensrati (Brussels), Bari of Sheffield. M. Eugene Gateau (Francs), Earl of Faversham, Lord Port man, Marquis de Vogue (Aabigaey), lArd Walsingham, Coast do Boatlla, Count Vary, Coast Zsmoyakt (Pciand), M. ffielasiese (Frac.), Protease Heeslew, M. Ruses' Tisserand (Fears), M. Allier (Petit Bourg), M. 11,11 ((Coal-General, Swituerlead), )Rios. Y. Agility, Hon. Dudley Ryder. Doke of RMhmoad, Mr. Evelyn Drnison, M.P., Sir J. Paton, M.P., Be,. C. T. Jana Mr. A. He Road, Mr. H. Foley, M.P., Mr. D. Waddingt on, M.P., Mr. Lens/tea, M.P., Ac. Lord Portman presided, and the Duke of Richmond was via-chairman. After the seal loyal touts, lir. EVILYN Denison pie that of " Agrienitaral Societies at home and abroad." IL GALLO, who wm received with cordial Seers, is speeded, thosh, as he said, he was a Freshman:and found his half lassoes' would not be well understood by theta it be attempted to szprese his feelings. He hoped they would all go to Franee nest year. and then be and his friends estead try to reply to tee hospitality of Eogisad, whisk be newt &oak nowise and prosperity. (i:hotrs ) M. Di TRIMON11•11 1%•• The ft iyal Agra:utter.' of Zeeland," a subject which, be mid, paztosk very et sob of that spirit of hospitality which distinguished the British agriesiteriit, and told of a bond of anion, kaotted upon fields of battle, which bad joined them to ribs_ ,r it was to be hoped, for ever. Lied Waialeale an gave " The Prieident of the Society," a noblesse who wee an slightmed agricaltarist, sad had often beau a suotessfal exhibitor. _ This Clutintrur, is sakoowledging the toast, thtaked his brother farmers, who had placed him a emend time is that high patios. They had formerly ant hint to this south ; be same from the west, and knew something of the east; end he bad been all his life endeavoring to learn what he could everywhere, sad when it was good to prac tice it. Toe, had this year ago id exhibition—good !spit inentar good utile, sad a good exhibition of company is that room—en exhibition altogether which they were rot ashamed to show to the whole world. (Chests.) Let them compare the ploughs used now with those used DO years ego, of which lashed seas cue at work with Me bosses and six men, and let them mark the improvement' la modems ploughs. (Hear, bear.) That week they had seen a peat experiment with a steam-plough—which had sot per• het, o fully succeeded, bat it was on the way to suttee. (L. oar) Let them look at theimpnvementa which had takes place within fifty years in sowing, reaping, preparing their produce for market, sad immuring, and they would say that mannikin In Erglaed had edvaneed woaderfally. (Hear, hear.) 8o it was also with draining. He knew a field la which be had seat women making hay in patrons, aid now, by a triumph of ranee, that land we. well drained and dry. (Hear, hear.) Thee as to another point. Hs was old "sough to remember the lint crop of Swedes trans ported from a garden to a laid, and aow Swedes were giving way to inaegel-wureel is the rotation of crops. (Hear, bear.) The mu who beet knew how to farm sow-a-days was he who applied knowledge and mince, and no man scald term successfully without Mowing temperature, soil, and season. (Hear, hear.) These were the matters which the social for eighteen years had pas through, endeavour ing to lead the farmer to improve the cultivation of the soil by competitive exhibitions of stock and implements. Lad whatever ooald be made known for the good of the farmer this society had published in their f canal; they had pro vided knowledge of chemistry, veterinary saurian" for the disuses of cattle, and they saw no borisoa before them at which they would ever step, until they had, as mealy is posdble, arrived at perfatioa. (Cheers.) Sir J. PARTON gave the health of ' the Distinguished Foreigners prineat." The Marquis de Vogl' rose to respond, amidst oaths 'Jostle cheers. He mid be spoke very bad English (though, is fact, he spoke remarkably well for a foreigner), bat that he spoke with a true French heart. (Hear, hear.) He, ' with other', bad been seat to England to see more of that agricultural produce of which each magnificent specimens were seat to the Paris meeting, and to obtain a knowledge of the mode by which that English seam was achieved. la Ragland, capital was abundaai, and that was the aunt of Espial 1111101$11—bat is Frame it was not so; sad, be sides, is Fresco, itwas rather lea. (Laughter.) Hs spoke of capital and sot of mu, fa Fraud ; for her soldiers sad her labourers were the same men • and se th ey had dons I greet thing, by the side of Englisissen is the field of battle, se they would do peat Whinge used I. the Adds of peace— by digging, and ploughlog, aad sabsoillag. They world thus etre mot, by industry and Genital, to repel the dismal threats of misery sad &attrition. (Cheers) No loupe, he hoped would the people of the two soustries have to fight aide by side, bat labour side by aide, and snare the triumphant march of peace sad platy. (Cheep.) He could not forget how lately, when the laadsof France wen inundated, and her cattle were eating mad, the Queen of England cams to her saststaece, sad so did the people of England—each tokens of sympathy scald never be lost, and he was happy to say the people of the two aatione was friends, and bis hoped 'hey would keg stations so for the peace of Buren and the bappinas of mankind. (Loud cheering.) He should be happy to say et home that Sophord we. at ma the lend of leauriant crops, wall paid labour, sad sonstits- Una' liberty—(treensecous applause)--aad was also the l.ad of hospitality to strums. (Cheers.) The Cumulate . gave " The Town of Caelmsford sad the Lone Committee.' Mr. BRANSTON. M.P., re-speeded, ongratalatiag the society that they had sow for the first time not only foreign stock, but fore ign proprietors and foreiga (amen. (Hear.) The CHAIRMAN gave " Agriceltare, Maaufactures, and Commerce." He said that, as the unit was rather a dry one, he would add to it the health of the Emperor and 'Ca prase of the French, which wee very well received. The Rev. C. T. Jones then gave "The Labouring Class'," which Peahen: Hana Low acknowledged. The toast was drank with three tram three. . . Me. lIAMORD pretend "The Railway Companies, and thank. to them for their co-operation is promoting the ob jects of the aosi.ty." Mr. D. NVADDIMOTOX, as the repronatative of the rail way interest, returned thanks. The Stewards and Jadges of the Show" was gives by Mr. Rodgetts, sad responded to by Kr. On,. " The President elect," the last toast of the evening, was prop - sad by Lord Feversbain, and acknowledged by Mr. Brelya D,S/402. It may be stated, In concluding the aconat of to day's proceedings, that a good lira of business was dons OR the ground, and that Lord W.isingbsn's fine prise pen of Southdown th.arliog awes was sold to an Anterisan par• chaser for 1001., sod t►e second prise pea to Frame, for 701. ROYAL MEDICAL BENEVOLENT COLLEGE.—The manillosst ens of 1001. hea just been forwarded to the Deemer by Otto Goldselinsidt, Seq., at the tame time re printing deep regret that Modules Otto Ooldeobtaidt (nee I Lind) had not bees able to deg for the hewed* of We mobie Institut! . n. _ Br. lAMIIIII CIII7ICH, NaW new ekareb jail Gees plated at this piece ((diocese of Chafer) was eesseereted by the baker as Thareday. It esatalas dubs. for NI of which 160 sre altogether keg ad us awl 60 sre to be let at a isseelmel Teo oily. a Aa esdeweese hoe bees provided ler the sisilsosse of the misider Is middies se the p.w-r sl6 bi hwe be ass donde, the dies* befog a sweatily we, esti the whale east of eite, shank sad ciadowmeat has bees geswlded by the velestery satesdattees of ladividaele, who have thus Shenk sopplied a west whit* has tes i bees ergeally felt by the test" sad visible, et Pew Idaho's. The the MMllesint test te yodel Is OM Wry. the M illi"el ssoiessiss bolsi wiled Is Id mem di/et= edit* Ind* the shwa dbrieL The new. Drake lowa hie Wes easisee'l te MlMEmeg et the sewtretaesentel "hod TEI NBW CITY csmargar. Yesterday, at a Court of Common Council, a report from the Commindosers of Sewers relative to the dispute between the COMMLMOWS and ;MI clergy with regard to tha new City cemetery, at Ilford, war presented to the court by Mr. Deputy Obbeird, who said that he trusted it would resolve serious attention. The cemetery et Ilford had been laid out in the most satisfactory meaner; the c innisAaiers, acting as **burial hoard for the City, had these all the matey allowed them by the smut, and had nearly completed the work, when obstruction, were thrown in their way which they could not get over. He believed that had the Bishop of London net been ill, all difficulties would have bee. surmounted Wag ago, and the ground would have bees consecrated. When the "agouti/Mon ant word that the ground was ready for consecration, it was replied, .• The title is not good ; we cannot consecrate till you show the laud to be alsgetber unencumbered." Next it was said, We cannot consecrate whilst you have a bridle reed through the ground." These dificulties baring been surmounted, the 00111IiirelOnere were told that they must provide total' the City clergy and churchwarden', and that they must reenuierate ell the perish clerks and sextons whose services were no huger required. (Laughter.) The commission had bad two conferences with the Secretary of State for the Home Department, who advised that the mat ters in difference should be referred to es arbitrator. To thoir= o w they found that Sir Jobs Patteaos and ar Dr. the bitrahera whited, reported. that ander the wee how 'tibia to little the pointein despots by arbitration, and that the only remedy would be a short act of parliament making the Burial Act really applicable teas peerdiar eireameteseee of the City. The commie sississe,thesefeee, directed the Itemembrancer to prepare a sheet bili, bus they were told by Bis 0. Grey that it wee too late la the ruches to introduce it. Under these circum stances, lathOpeut their mosey and laid out the ground, they felt it their duty to report to the coon the 'iteration in which they were placed. (Hue, hear.) The report, appended to which was a mess of voluminous documents, was then reed. It appeared that the provisions of the bill which the commissioners had drawn up for the consideration of Si, George Grey were-1. To amend the sot 16 and 18 Vie., cep. 86, giving power to the burial board, when mon thus two parishes become entitled to use one burial ground, to Is the fees to be paid upon every inter ment, subject to the approval of the Home Secretary. 2. To declare that the boreal board should alone have the power to appoint the rerizi i a: a ofbaiating 'cloisters, of whatever de nomination of re , se well as other requisite oficen and togr b itheir aria, subject, in the case of the chaplets: for Han,, the approval of the bishop of the chosen. To de to declare that the clergy of every parish from which the dead hodyshosld be brought for interment should be entitled teals spa Use burial of every such person, if buried aoeerdd.g to the rites of the Church of Bog knd , and that sash fees should be Axed by the burial board, subject to the approval of the Home Secretary. The report was ordered to be printed, and taken into con sidnation on a future day. OFFICERS WIDOW AND ORPHAN PERMA NENT FUND. A meeting of the society for the support of this fend was Iteld_yesterday at toe Hanover-square Rooms, the Marquis of BLANDIPORD I. the chair. Toe report, which the secretary road, referred to the loss the society had sus tained by the bankruptcy of Messrs. Straiten, Paul. and Bates; it stand that the receipts bad bette,to the 24th of June last, 3,901.9.., and the expenditure had been 6161 9.. 6d. A letter from the Duke of Cambridge having beau read, the report was adopted, on the motion of Mr. Hamilton, wooded by Colonel Walker. A resolution, approving of the moiety's One% was moved by General Sir W. F. Williams, M.P., of Kars, who said it was a very favourable opportunity for hies to advocate the wets of the wives end aphelia of his fellow officer*. A most sanguinary war had just been brought to a favourable oonclusiot.. He did not wish to appeal to their imaginatiee, but to their hearts. He would ask them to Imagine a soldier dying either on the field of b Alla or in the licapital. What were his list thought*? They were on his wife and family. He had seen in other nutria what provider was made for the object h. re in view, though ha did sot by such a corapsricns impugn the institution of this country. The sovereign here aid rot hold the purse, as in other eoustries ; but those who did, the public, should provide for the ' , thanes of those who bad fallen for se in battle. If we did so, it would be another guarantee for the safety of our homes in a futon time. That we mast expect wan sad rumours of wars in the fature, all eiperiance proved, and we must believe that if we believed anything. He told the meeting he was no orator, out he hoped the plain words of a soldier would sink into their hearts. He concluded by making an appeal to their grati tude and paeroaity to relieve the widows and orphans of hie donned brethren. (The gallant speaker was enthe- Menially sheered on his appearance and oaring his short weeh.)—The resolution wee seconded by the Right Hon. thanks Napier, M.P., and carried unanimuutily.—A vote of wee than passed to to chairman, and the meeting separated. THE HON. PRESTONBROOSS AND 813 CRITICS. Ma. BIIOOSB, OF SOUTH CABOLINA.—Acconola from Washington reye-rt that Mr. P. 8. Brooke, t , f South Carolina, has grown thin sad haggard in his personal ap pearance Mace bin " brutal, cowardly and murderous" tumult on Senator Sumner. Some parcels report that be has lost at Mast twenty See pounds of Anti sins. the affair. Tho protest) of the delegates to the. Cincinnati COAWNIUON from the free sates, against his attsadance uton its ses sions, revealed to him the actual state of the public palm. Canes, ;Webers. and other testmoonta's are but poor returns for t h e infamy with which his name wt.l be for Ern asso ciated la history.—" Boston Transcript." flu KITS RI WAS IN WASNINOTON.--Jadge Kellogg, a constable citisen of Michigan, arrived in this city ow Saturday evening. It was his first visit to the Federal capital ; sad whoa the ears stopped he was a little uncertain where ha was; bat as he &enema that all the passeagers warn leaving themes, be followed suit. As hs entered the main hall of the depot, he saw a men wining soother ferociously, all over the nom. " When I saw that," say, the lodge, " I knew I was in Washiegtcn"—" New York Standard." siN Co A o r r oß or ß A u r szi. ro —A su bi ii .ed ostir i.g o bnigo r t.: •x fre.,o t edat D amt ill fibti faN des3o.ol D deu a ti: N :oo: 7 .l l:_ 4. o .l r . Two llpe hiposagwesedant, rampant . —a ßroo lguri ks, Legend : Csasmus."—" Boston Atlas." " Fog OCCASIOPIAL 1:14.."-1 harm already men timed, among Yr. Brooks's ustinkraisls for his remit achievement. the hoe oak, either tipped cans crenated by Northern shipments doing business in Charleston, which he is said naturally to pew above the others. on account of ths superiority it manikete to local prejudice ea the part of the doaon. Let me mention soother, which came by Adams'. Express, purporting to ha the gift of " the Alleghenies of Virginia." This counts of throe well prooged hickory stick., each marked with a card attached, on which are then words: " For occasional am." Mr. Brooks, as I andsrstand, is inetroved by the given to pre sent one of these eases to Mr. Sumner, ens to Mr. Wilson, and one to Somata Wads, of Ohio. For some reason, I however, the thosigneo has not complied, p osibiy regarding the request as • joke not worth carrying out. What action the injured senators will take to obtain the propert y re mains to be men.-" Ca . New York Evening Post. " POUITS."—A few days at, co, Mr. Breathe, of Ludlam'. a lame geodes:tan, who is et pendent upon crutches for his locomotion, read to • Southern member, • friend, what he latanded to say in the debate on the resolution of espalsirox The Southern member listened courteously, and, whoa Mr. Brenton bad Stinted, said:—" You must acre, under any cdrimmatutoes, make that opetrob. You will not be permitted to make it : and it is soy duty to tall you that we have gravely determined not to allow any of you to panes suci • cosine. We will not permit it!" Mr. Branton reported what was said to friends in his vicinity, and the consequence was, that from that moment every man who can make himself understood de teraithed to speak, fully, frosty, and in plata laureate. ins' what he thiska of the Brooks outline, be Ito con aqusneos what they may.—" Washington Cormputhenc• of New York Courier and Ermairor."—Mr. Bristol' is an deuterons moo to assault. A seas who is dependent upon otstehm mast be quits as helplev as • strong man like Sumner with Ith legs congaed under his desk and his bead beat down. It Brooks's wind is any ways good we should think he might ena assail Brenton af , i r running up the Capitol stem as, following the suttee of Minnows, he thought it protest not to do to Smother's can. Lest Breaths should lift we of his crotches to strike his ea ',gloat, it would be well to have Yalu on hand to strike the othor crotch, and tank It oat by a doyenne blow, and theta is Sold would be olou for the niacin of the Mod ena. It is clear that Brenta' prawns "salient points" melt as no other member of Cooresa offers,aut we aspect at as early day to hear that be is satisfactorily &spook of. —" Boston Talegraph." Pvistic Bait dorp Wass-noosis.—Yesterday, at a Court of Comae, Cosset , Mr. Abeshami moved t. That it be referred to the City Leads Committee, the Coal and Cora sad Tissues Committee, sad the Impeommemt Cam mines to consider sad report to this mart the dot amass of supplylag baths and wash-homes I. the Coy, sad the estimated sost thereof ; sad whetter a suitable visa can be Mud la tits City of Leaden for the ereetioa thereof." Mr. H. L. Taylor moved the previous imetioa, shish use bf 30 Totes ageism 13. The original motion was that esitioda A