The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-24 00:00:00

- 00 "" .. " ------ deharea. ao sas allerder et bad bees ordered to * et the iet illi elks bd.' l =bia bi absesse litg : triba l. = terry edded ra repoes, lad hoes the duties of at the sod $ L op strai deerg es ti mm i dig of os sink her to Bag M all. gips Staley had been it l ar asbee, faded of Dr. Cidesk ili t ile it =.:: : ... 1 .1,- .g , a. 1. N., who biddy -seeded Liao died at Gornmedbesse, Kenosha, es t. , =2: l . lli tte country throughout ass treasell, arl besithy. Not a dais lies les, deers the t L i t= l agneered ia the DAM Grab (the feasted , of Penn& sew) boa its Suremrs esesespedate as flea did of seers, we may bode thet they bed r ...pig /cede goat. The orastil Ihroadost doors I , '&lseata tragell, sad the beeps hubby. Geis* had bees arrathel W the beat of the weather. The • • lowers rem bard at doh—the one at Lobar. :411rAhr at Periene--da the id of rid, sat ewer tre moor ad osperldre tithe old roe borg atik the irate berg soddisd drew it seed be 1- &dead to the Moods of the esealey. One Se et -: apsie droseral le direst Madre hod beta easerehl op sid seirodtha sod staireig the lam .. .4 11 . b " disdeties—beak meson belog remitted :s.: was dad th e did= wen Wl* to • red dadaties; end whew the area boded were •.. Ise heavy, those were irdided. The asp were Amigpid their ten, awl a arms is this on • mit • holing as to peeved the eeserosesTriSarLilids.alter -re Ildilitier on the part Cl the sled A enifill of native elithle had been removed her ode by or reekhat. The gide of Madan had expressed Ids bratisa et =lb mod to advance and meetear aged. Used. . doper to settle the diadems erialeg betwixt Ma anti fins if kis genie. His /.amen. was still partly dia. ob i s by Bederia. The resorts parsed by Cal Law rie, he the government of the s eer lath . goon who and just; and if Loed hobo= slit la dr line of policy adopted by r lea towed the won of the Five Rivers, he has been doubly so in Ms Asoof his agents for carrying it into eller . P. B. Kelvin, of the Bengal Civil Service (a re lative, I rood say, of those of that ilk at the India House), het been appointed an extra assistant to the Resident at Le gore. Doat Manned continued engaged in hostilities spirt the Willem, near Saddened and Jellalabad, who ward seem to have sworn eternal war against their err and his house. Negotiations were on foot for the set *not of the disputes betwixt them, some of the refractory thisb having ceased to resist the authority of the Der, gooegh they had not tendered their submission. Dra w = hosed was said to be slant to return to his capital, probably, matters would be r e o speedily esttied them lathe /ratty of the districts of the rbellions nigh, vhstioyilly oat araggreedon on the part of a few of the more Laden Cl the exenending hires would be soofficient at any time to re bottle a flame at the beet only partially extinguished. The Don is said to have had upwards of 20,000 troops (rabble mould be the fitter term he them) with him, and to have head the expense of feeding them too great for bin puree. CHINA. As will have been seen from what appeared in our ry )a issue, im fr ;ro m rtan li t o . ag ir 1 Illefiang frequency of a ttacks on the persons and • gragrty of Europeans compelled the British pleni '. asisbary to have recourse to military means for en d bang fulfilment of subsisting treaties upon the autho .' iddas of Canton. On the 12th March a party of English 401 Americans, visiting Fah-shan, a town 12 Miles to • de art of Canton, were attacked in such an unpro '. suited and ferocious manner that Sir John Davis was 1 at bat convinced his temporising policy only encou feed the Chinese to grosser outrages. A hostile . eissaddstion was accordingly resolved upon. The dentin drib are taken (with some compression) iism dm efiatt Mail, bat they are fully corroborated • by' oar private correspondence : , Oa Os tet of April General D'Agmlar issued an order ; aiseses. the trans to embark that night, and notwithstand . les is was ibta per lbw eekek in the afinemeas, the eatire Aires .airs,esamobat under a thermal are, •Irask Peesratiriel, and stone. ww• all or= redly are adigia, The naval free ..deed of H.M.S. Vidor ad Bides* the II C. enrol armee Plato, timelire with the Carrie, a small menhant aessair ply*/ on the Canton river (whin seaseel the hirer that was taken up by Capt. hr the wond ers), and a lorilla had it the . ad Seed up in eke entree of a couple Cl been by Cel. Bos ses. as • gun boat. Next enemies, between two and th no (freak, the three straws wets seder weigh, the Vallee. least sod = the ertri cs iteds, end two large Chime boats • ng the midi meling ladders, dm. About • sire o'clock th e ultimo arm/ the Beer Tigris. ! 'The seamen were et their =r m. Memo told • 4ir fee, Lading, sad Osupsnu his e near the are ir predde, astersi nmi nr thin • of the bestedes ea the darsig-bei_ hook. - the ibessliabie bre ea dosed mins* wantons whisk seers ea the Slim ebb. As the amber wee • Ist goo the rats we. lowered, sad In shore rages, time An ft men he described, a ryas delesberat oder the sem . Major Adrich was boded nth the gemeni. end • the three forts of Anuathey, enewathig eared of 200 . swen In our poossmies. The girt areepird. ad gematitiee of maladies drama Is dIS mew OIL Brereton, who bed id the Ware at the same ' tire as the other force, prereiled whit de rjs swir his • .messed to the fern settee rad ad sad Wimsee, sad • Wag entered them aided oppesidee, spiked new then • Ili gone, end destroped their nneameimen. Tres, is the • memo Cl a few hove these Ave Ornedahts' leiteeka ateret * old of 450 ta t _ bed bra dereed sad the • tra esorerierba et the espolidea rid Rest Lew so fir seemed; ark is .sesiarlsi dreedsperest ego" the rtmer este wee droned to abstain her earring personal hien le the Chime In the various forts, and not even the *it tang arid, ef property ins carried away or de. sherd by the Insp. Is the WWII ilif the aftentota the damn arrived at inseina, r did sir the &des% dards the sight. The lfeltre's drab of aster prorge_dog her kola ascending ' Win, his essislimmy flir tort Dada do gererl, and his C sird wed tale die Mato on the neereing of the 3rd ; the lop* ere tesederred to the two eader deseare and the ~ lore of the Vulture, which were lewd by them, aid the =mending the river arrived sheet Wiped ales the barrier, a sereng row drakes extending ban led to beak, with only th e seopening, and defended hy der MOM hele. As intelli et the ',Lure of the Besse .• 'led lad indeed at Witunpaa bakes the squadron, it must bar bra hewn in Cantos the nth night ; and it was not, • asesible,seridered likely thanker works would he yielded Ithiset a ethiggle. The plan of operations—that the two dele to the lift should be timultanously attacked—was J. reeled len Abet by the Pluto, with one division of the , • IMO, siterriai skeet of Napier's Fort, and a strong party • ast bold ender the direction of the general ; whilst the , temeir, sad the bate she was towing, disembarked her km emir Col. Brenton at the fort nearest the barrier. . Me ode of both forts were blown open by the en • share, their garrisons escaped by the rear, the guns were spiked, the magazines blown up, end the boats, • with the two co l u mns under Colonel Brenton and • . Major Aldrich, supported by the steamers, pulled amass to sunk the forts as the other beak el the river. dr it wee sedan that the Chime bad iistererei to make a sled, end as the bore Orr midis rem, both forte near a brisk fire of round elhek, sad, when they drew Plate,, of grape. They were freerey replied to by the ••. Plate, Corseir, and the artillery pen•heat—the boats with the then yelling moodily towards the hen The firing con tinued aril the men landed, and Wm, seeing the force • herd ft shire, the enemy abandoned their works by the ever. Their* of the Chinese ass auredshiy well directed, sad it is *telly wonderful how the fitheirtat reaped eith er swims loss ; the strums and Wail were crowded with ma snaked barely starAleg MR ; the round shot striking eta te thin, sad several yeedni between the masts and . lino& of the seamen, the shit res falling thickly ailed the been of Colonel ho Mellen ; and we are erred ret It is mei* errs to the ammo judgment of ‘ 411 alibldildbla anus lid then was not a long list of • inertial ; for Agree" Sat Ilie guns were in the act of heleg Lid for the erefiern Cl the boats, he requested the naval officers to ereg spat tbs angle of the fort, an the very Lister Or their course had been dined, • rower of par lambkin a few feet adman. 11ebe from the Meth= std gee-boat was exeswiwgly liped,_. wry id her the rag gas of the Plato mid upon Hrelfhensperseselt Fort, di tee of her drib bent in ihs emir of tho week. The seas, all ot tad et Imp 'the (shed eippw, is pink:War, wee 24 fad fa Leith, with ea hark berelorre sexed the atesedes Mown up, but 11 . 1 1aarrY. as h ie *Ulf witatad The =Fedi • , SOS*. embraell es in the river, end the fort sibi tie "Plumb desiall at the seserseesrent . •ef the toodedra CI Clods. was areshad, the l are lihos be, ad the gent psi. At 4 Veld p.m. the • lames edema be bad Cl the dislerise, ad four other *leo the dare deism of do oily sod the suburbs of 'QOM. wore derred. by lierdesla }Ms gellet, spiking ' 1146 PIK rel dwaryfig the argsehtlot essilda=ll; lea Awed of Old pines of bisei dose 9 *disk de Patallall mmba. de err se the Demo woe rad the reedrats ref VII Mak der is pledlle *dr 1.11. 1 1 ,.. t rimed the dived sidearms sod SW" ...t atlas face ems entfortably hound Whicyllsball. A aaalV idg er es4 a at the Osaordiateat the end of Old anpinedt various elks mod sad regular third =dr redid for the searattr of factories. dere tidal dies fare at Clads Nada Davis inti -41161101=rost• he was ready* seaderthils him at the llddit . Nothing midi seer sigeilleseilV oak the .Reddenition of the vepreentdiess of the two simminha ih• Go that the leilla inrrial " muniekaer ellomisillseammers. At 11 o'clock of the 4th the troop reside rim ridi the sae drawn up is the sides of We Mil befany. Ml* wain for more dos a Chimer • afr aid doss gee a herd. sod a l ess cbajgcadteer • ' ha:it yr bed to rod only and lig t emkse amuses Keynes the 111/I"lte".ltied MI eared to a lewd( elms the alissieresi rand thea to be climbed, se Si when ow let % =sada he wee »odd at the I= lesady d Sawa ad y laddeserstiod himself ark Ws oral agersoad err fare, those doled seen him ode happier eldrallirm ✓ate - vet id to dawn • ntortiliol ass =2 banaa i ld. palm d etattertatt. He woe bf ••••:: madder d Ibrans-nrea-toot. deillik la Za ss le aked ived d 'halide — arilsesedee , was _,, a llat tie , sad teemed to be ward with rowed calf id " wad le Keying himself. The sahreas was lareedielld7 erstlicapd LW" man, throe bee" the Chimes Skin their has stoat two teraerdt, %pima* la era bog ie haters then as their arrive!. the ohms. It beesse known that Sir John I Davis use d Keying the 'sly semli than epos which be wean semi the operatics@ of the hires, earl s ha n =let wadi oele=the Mewing dawdle Bred.lllllle "Is Plage mai 11.81141411154_14 IMO Ghia 114 ANN 111414: the hotertek sewed* the ahem to ties ouratals R.ll , whe thesead to be at the deer, proteadod, with etas elaht or tea nest of the la i n i e si = leek tine, towage getta's Haag, where the yeah wseediesded, Ws& apptnatly without say Mettle Wee ds% be •at the este el the 1111= they fled is Vse ditaidee ef the Danish Ileage. A of the 'ol dies Sea falhered Marie Aldthit down nano* street, Shortly allawastis they petal attired ea the @petirstimed with a itriltlibits A dim re* el ehe am Ins in 0114410 et the sins ! WL the Obi to the New Duda Nam est at AM seteles were pied at every serer to theiatedre, eel se Chimes, eseept the smash of keekieste, plum 'MOWS to the ten, ewe Mewed peee lb. OWL The Oesearboses at pa the*, of Oid China to . sties hit mderly be taken possedas of by a party of the Ra ma le' Irish. sad the Immo at Ile*lshe was shut op. Next seake the fart known a the Fresh Folly was de rtroyed by Wesel Philips, nod the armed heats of dr Veber,. Is the Misses sammanition wee served out tolls hew, additiersal sealing ladders were ometreeted, and every preperedia mode for any service that ad& be requirW. About eldest .'nook, a.m , the folio/ries *eau boa the British sisselmes 'mod: - liktiOsengete, yeas ti, 1147.-1 Myelin dread by blo ened. Way bar le Mena yes, gist es • semiler ebb perlese lla t a Z s a " i s Z i re Y ompleyed reemew In swim messeree eggnog is It brewer• eseemary fre yea la le the'eginse In gm seem et eery alleibelleg sib as ge *gip by penlese.-1 ham lea laramsr • MON, Tams C. limmereeero—lithe With rennin Daring the day, Cassia Mosileugell tad Commsnlier Thompson needs every exertion IV the Vultaavrand Papiegle close to the city ; but the et water off Mime verge was too great to permit ei Wag does. no boats, however, were armed, and theirrewe numb salskits. In the evening, the asisociated volutions, 00111/I.lft asseiy the whole of the British community, were Sespeolsil by Units-General D'Aguilar. At night, itawqms a Cease. streets were barricaded. Keying, who in the strawldle was engaged in the diMeult irk of peremmling hie semen. lore, requested and obtained an eztesam d the the spa ded for considering the conditions of the Beide tentiary. At day-break, Captain Clark and Lieutenant Deceits, of the Engineers, were mat to city wall, which they succeeded m sealing at two places, the height being about 23 feet, and ascertained that it wee of sufficient width fur the proposed military operations. They returned baler six o'clock, when es no eessersieries bed been received from Keying, end the ansmesseede hr ea assault were an intimation et their Wan was given in a order issued by It meemeral D'Agniler. Shortly elllier the order was Issued, the hmsedine ham barmen etre city of Canton with a herfel saselbe et lite and wee averted by the not et /Woes mower ban eery thing damned at fir I ea tau happy easels me imamate lely sommosiontd la the govern meat satilleades Mash Mil be heal is meths, odium. In the rem of the ore bressen the Semen and Miners were employed in remesift the d. ltetnee at Hoplane Creek, se well • r des Agestiesehr Wang, erected against the pram yak sod is eras, the river front. While these emeensos wereseing my the manor, ROOM. partied by the sisal end Captain Macdougall along with two seambetes, mowed over to Henan to examine the grad to be animated in tenses et the 4th article of the eon wintien. Next day, towards evening, orders were stir= to UM the Plato in readiness to proceed to lab-shin early next morning. It appeared that the Chinese were attempt ing to evade the stipulation for the punishment of the erg- I Col. Chesney's party at that place, and Sir John Cissis en tiamakee intimated to Keying that lithe men then in custody the the offence were sot produced at daybreak, the Pluto wadi be despatched to Pub-thin for the purpose of seeking rearms there. The experience of the preceding fear days had no donbt convinced the Chinese authorities that the threat weal set be an empty one, for towards mid night a inemese wee removed at the consulate seceding to the pissipstentiaryts peremptory demand. Accordingly, at 6 e clods, three men were brought to the Consookouse, a mandarin et WO rank with other official, being present on the part et the Chinese, and the Hon. A. It. Johnston, Capt. ' Maelovien, LX., Copt. Bruce, Mears. Gutsleff and Men dews, and a mars et other on the pert of the British. TM INS inn sae SAW another braboor by the Chinese elliseve d diero, ami ea Work* the Consoo-house, the man darin, on being iftnired to de so, explained to the people who crowded about the bankers why the men had been punished ; and it was added, that for a similar offence they might thetahaves expect a like eltestimment. La the some of the seershm (the Bth) a general order was herd kr the embarrass of the troops for Hongl ou onf j and the moshants, swear be of the consequences d they be soddenly leddirither military protection met at 11 o'c l ock es sign a remenstronee to Sir John Davie on the inkiest Cymin Dries, the estelant.general, having by rare hard teem a mama retneelas from the me of** alma ed the inerimals, hafted to the Chamhell Commerce, andetated that itialfheen determined to liartess light company of the 18th. The light company is_ stiff et Canton, and will pads* ~maint here the land as the , Boma dish weeveyed, the henry wads in ease umarere fartiled, the reweisMag animeese reseeve4 and ease Wow ' arreagements seeL Were a portion of the Deep to b e mikomil thee empli ently, however, it would, aps be rehab to soldiers of the merchants, bane been supplied from the ordnance stores with MIAMI and accoutrements, with 300 rounds of ball cartridge, and are now regularly drilled twice a day. About noon of 'Thursday, the Bth, the governor and the majoalpearal, with the meta l body of the troops e m barked for Hong-Lan g. Many of the British 11.111111111 at Caajim e =l sling dis satisfaction with the ink al the satamelif hrent opinion is enternined by sees the . Meer In Hong Kong wail as W al di ill China, one of whoa, maw bass Corm gm himself to an English ormarst el the highs/AM= has kindly favoured us with the 'Ma About the expeditime-11blekit well o=4 tar see. anted, sad the eneeenrimerkided diamelensi The membeni lea l =ile a lMr - ent strhe, _id iriallmitle Straw MS rent Ist mee ths 0:: e= Sir J : Davy herd the lasedeg go eamed Itankary ble Bledpshmar 1, la, Us the sellie. tics emeswee gig sissaL aisaily yeah, the emit snide fay, melbtegles Wive ammo er reeseedie &Mak 014 fibb 11 ,111, this t =4 ll = ereeanam tem Ism keeps amid. The seeilled7 new egrewmi 1. At the era at tee rine tem 24 the lief the Or 'ldris lea Mewed te OW& 2. St mi l _ be et 1111 ft be roam *ramie or Mtbeesesitry reimeimleelese relsen• ingiesesl= endemypseentmehelegthaetiell be L The regmeesens IS the tee some la Os. mks eml en Wed Chommy and efts et feballa ea the ISM Nigh be mei eneighe el, 7th, Mr big greedy id le brink en esibiln the mei= pane bur WOW. LAL eking epos es Se lir die et tbeits Om be smog/ es We MIMI anierme. he the of des aid wemisim=llsesemery nil emettele the Mend Moat bare brigs Oita h. A she aw media et a amid died be wild cm hoe In the et the gees mew Neill Salle a l hides; els . bedgmeide tied elee be I at Midi L The trim ideselberbeedlog twain the two pram ad dedri ewe dusesigt mot be esidlled egged the vas. 7. Far die bier erenewelsn et order, end he the ranweiree, the rim hugheftle the he. tortes OAS le dor et lesto—rd seder, A. I. Jam. DOM Omeeign L gbt aut. Their Majesties the King and Queen of the Bel em', attended by the Lady - in - Waiting on her M aj est y , Major de Mosrkarke, and Dr. Carswell, landed at Woolwieh Dockyard hem the Garland steam-packet from Ostend, at twenty-five minutes before eight o'clock yesterday evening, and were received by Lord Byron, Lord-in-Waiting to the Queen, and Lord G. Lennox, Lord-in-Waiting to Priam Albert. The august party entered three of the Queen's car riages-and-four, which were in readinees In the dockyard, and proceeded to town. Their Majesties and suite arrived at Buckingham Palace at twenty minutes before nine o'clock. The Queen and Prince Albert received their august visitors on arriving at the Garden entrance. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness were attended by the Marchioness of Douro, Lady C. Cocks, Hon. Miss Paget, Baroness de Speth, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the Household, Admiral Sir Edward Codringtoe, Lord Alfred Paget, and Col. Bouverie. A deputation, consisting of the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Chairman of the Gresham Committee; R. L. Jones, Ewiq. Chairman of the Building Committee ; J. Watney, Esq., Muter of the Mercers Compeny ; Sutton, Esq., Prime Warden of the Comptny ; and Mr. H. B. Barnes, Clark to the Gresham Committee ; bad an audience of H.R.H. Prince Albert yesterday, at Bachingham Palace, to present silver medah to Isis Royal Highness. the Hereditary Grand Duke of Saxe Weimar, attended by the Count de Bent, visited the plate manufactory of Masers. Hunt and Kaaba yesterday, and inspected the models, en d extensive services of plate in the course of The Chancellor at the Exchequer gave a dinner to eCabinet Wean= yesterday evening, at his °Maid resi rs is Delndereirest. A depsigAlos, esmidieg of Mr. M. Laird and Mr. J. T. Cray, fuse the aritesheed Deck Company ,• Mr. J. Davies and Mr. Rama, from ethie liesterse ar When Pool ; Mr. =delft*, drew the Cher es Janedna sad Chatter and Dishealsed Beltway , had ea beeerview will the Red of Clarewlea wasthay, at the MOB d the Dosed of Trade. Mr. M'Dimedl, from the Meads, led ea inter view with Earl Grey yameniey at the Ceirmiel-Mare. Mr. MOlllllOll, M.P. had se laYrvjsw with the Right Rea. B. Maeda ea Tatieday,, es the elite el the Osemiedemers of Ban it i s e lesksiastisal M UN" eis=dmors for Builead had a emwelass remain yesterday. The Jodielel Committee of the Privy Council at yomerday, and lewd a number of motions and petietaas hem New Sera Webs. lewd, and Bombay. The beds cattin were, the Meese of the Rolle, Lord Brougham, Me or eider Duly GI Cornwall, end the Judge of the Admiralty 00111 t Lord Monteagle entertained the Archbishop of Dublin and the Rey. Theobeld Matthew at dinner yesterday. THE CONSERVANCY Or THE TRANRS.—A Court of Comma Omani! vas bald for the bather consideration of dr credos of riming to the government bill relative to the romairmasy of the river Thames. A loos) discussion took pima within closed doors, and it terminatodui the adop tion of the government measure by a majority of (we are given to understand) 29. THE BIPPRESOORIEROVAY, MINING, RINE 24, 1847. Ran lINGSII.. A lattatierly Goma MAW teutbo a. etddhs„pl held huh& /".0 04 11 O I Tether wa the s Is die 1 2::. Tbe nat -W l twee mad, smiths ides at mbar plies seetartateswele, leroodmildott; "- aeselieb led beta prameled le palleallla TdliTl-Lawrt.—The Chelseet at the. ig•-laws delivered is the met that the laws had hew tidy obeetrm ia 7ls The geminates was r•-eleeted, two eep to it. TOZ Tacna OP 1174101101APT.-143oviolooppowimi: IbM It was twentyem years to a day daubs V i lludeZ o Ods = eald e eet behre the s, ad, sher eaadej • el th peeseedlegt wide be m d bees taw that Minima the 11100 1 11 % he teed a arereehl raii the Sadie Beelety, preying imp fief". outset lot the seppeet el the Mel be peal dhaselasei.—The Chinon emerked that ft wee the hake el the direeleeethet the Akin sad somata el the ermartsgeheehi harden ea Me as possible wisk the sollsbas sauteeedes et the natives; bat eu to the whist the el India had attend fee Pagm tk r ebit ree bila tame„ teeet be Th ere wee net a Midi ea • men in the undo with* scrapes e wee he to the idol.. The matt el directors of dm Barn leas Gummy had alma the widest brought forward awe Mek ihdy, sad they would esellaae to do so. —The motion wee them willizaws. Tan lama of 13arraaa.—Xr. G. Tioemos, es Wog Whet qua to bring forward the gelled, dedeed to postpone the maim until a future eourt.—Agreed RAILWAYS IN INDIA.—Mr. SULLIVAN INN used all 64 lambi That eopies of all seeversoison awl memeriele raistive to Indian railways be lai 1 before the meet et peteedeeora." The opmemlon wasps* of' vary cos- Mend& darrep_veme greatly wanted le ligli m and b rr i. vereassat mve bolded el elhan the esso ed the lalawitha sad elsewhere la amaeat p Whyth was dr Awl le the e e eseetems et rellemps. did ast the gp at of islands!, t lay the es ell the asp of seam would testruetlea come hrpersli to the palm% kw ddemeat to Ode country a year mew thaa that Nola at premed. Mesa then were peal's* amelthelliela d vet taqueleme le beefamded le—the liallitulieedehele sea ea casthee r deer tlt in t. i. Thendmem sods desehlt woe yellmigs The, oh wow* ' eight to be abolished. wag it bed 2,000 sees of mem* *bite unit was by thifidleemeet theettalteeit. and folly equal to that opeateed la Chalks *ad lama shire. Not only to the benefit et the tondo el India ought good dividends to be gstgewleed to eh runways hemmed is ladle, but in ems of used kw loan of troops could be brought to beer upon phi. whim the power of the govern moat wee ISIIIONIVOL large moss of money were taken Ilea the beam eT the Eleigee to the beaks of the Thames, amd seta darthteg MA gives to maw France, Germany, Smerk• Astoria, Prig.* Jemeam, T rls lded, Ceylon, and ether photo, bad every sort et qprgiforeesat to give rsul- 'at — i - ii 77171 trey accometegation. The CHAIRMAN said the dhliffilifils were alleptz , sensible et the vast importance of the isagost, fee may a raillery. point of view, but with selememee the Into of the eouaey. He folly concurred with the bee. pepriatarMaß M mpg& eel woos, • full year would he tenedlry the mmetraelimi sit railways . between the gathering aid the exportation, bullies savings in the way of deterkwatisa, losses in chaeges, At present, however the owed directors hod net emu le I any conclusion upside, meffier. . The fire lied woad be connected with Newt, so the seen of direntsie unshaved this as the most impulsed peke hem whore ninsmeessee railway operations. The soul Oiliest= led ems ell in their power to advance the cultivates cotes by imaineaging the introduction of new emehinery ; and as to the queen of the salt mosepoly, that, as a source of revenue, could age be dispensed with at present. The government of Lelia had kept the price of malt as low as passible. At Madras, at Bombay, and in other parts of India, the moment a reduction culd be effected, it was made. It was sue there had been dis turbances at Surat and elsewhere relative to these duties, but they were very soon pat down. In connexion with railways in India, it would nut be forgotten that money was rather scarce. The court of prepelstoes might rest assured that the directors would not be. sight d the subject of rail ways in India, bat, as no keel &deka had yet been come to, it would be prommere_ we potash the emuspeedence. General Hewes wet hat the actunsigei at railways in India would benefit all interests. As to eager, the Eke India *weed no protection ss against Bratißen. Retinas sugars could be brought here and sold, all charges lee eluded, at lid. per lb . Railway accommodative veseli develop the mounts of India. The gallant next alluded to the famine that oesurred ire - leiia same time ago, and said that the want of raids prevented the conveyance of a sufficient s . upply r= to the sufferers, by which 600,000 human beings lode thee lives. Many of the roads sew le codeine., though fit hr the pump of cattle, were elespeheit mit for the passage of carts of any kind. Were the fersastisa of proper roads duly attended to, the restage of the sesstry would be greatly benefited by the increased bathe it would allied for that transmission of various muses.. The state of the roads ia India had been the sages* of eamplahee for the ire thirty yeas, and one of the eeneepenue of that sees wee, that during the late war the operations of the sailitery were greatly retarded, instead of every possible twin= afforded them. Why were not railways throughout the whole of India? Why wee net the electric telegraph in operation then? (Hear, him) Who was it that prevented it (Hear, hear.) The page et England were ready and willing to subscribe their wow for the purpose, and they had a right to know who it wee that prevented their doing so. (Hear, hear.) For the het two rears they had been humbly asking for the privilege et forming railroads throughout India, and their applied,' had been refused. With whom the blame rested he did nut know, but he did know this, that the resources of India were completely paralysed for want Omsk mesas of transit. With reference to the article of sugar ales., the East lodise might compete with the whole world. At anent 60,000 tow ! were exported from India. Why did net the dean= =y hinds for the foregoes st need sad effieteat thrempout India ? They would pin& pi= het whew a war war to be caned ice they glens gad sufficient funds for that purpose. They ventily found the money . neemeary to ether an die war in Sande, the poseenon of will* elew at upwards of a million a yew; but whiefi l = woe spired for improving the iaternel enedition end ~ON OMs country, the cry was that then wee so money he thatpurpose. The directors might depend upon tthie the agitation of this question would be undated like Ike in the ease of the Rajah of Sattara—(a laugh)--enlii the parties attained their object. Mr. Lewis said he understood the whole question had for some time put occupied the serious and anxious attention et the emit of directors, who were anxious for the formation et railways in India on a very extended scale; and if that wen themes he saw no necessity for the production of the aunt speeder* called for by the motion under discussion. Melee OLIPHANT, II director, remembered that when Meant navigation in India was fine projected it benefit wed; but the of steam navigation would be n othing like that which assuredly would follow the introduction rai -1 nap Into that country. There! might be some difficulties ethselling it ; but he wee quite weekend that they were nee lawannountable. He thought a little premium from whitest with ',teetotal to this saltine would have a good of as the court of directors. The CaatiLitAX said that two_ years ago • very talented caginess. had bees mat out to Taft fie the purpose of mak ing the secemery surveys. He soshl rue the proprietors *lathe dieutone had by no Meal been inenannve to the ! widest, eel that they wasted no poessure boa wilhout to {dame time to discharge their *Pg. rspeilieted the idea dewy lush preseme t ee being altogether IMMipossary. ♦ Pnoenrwron sag that *ere were sewed person' who were shwebeiders in various prevent seamy impale in India, who were 611“1/10/11 MAORI 10 hese whet seeps the direst= Intended to take on the set.seL zw ases of them lamp had bees made which hod ern ofhli,oool. Mr. FIELDS/1i thought that bakes &net= UMW. raged the formation of railways * Ind* *ay would bear in mind the eneriessi amount el debt with whit* they were 1 already saddled. The bee prerslase wine coutineleg in this strain, when be wee resideded that be was weeetisting from the seideet aides dissaram A Paernizeon—lienehig et the line. (Laughter.) Mr. NARITA? thought the whole question should be let to the smut of Avestan. Mr.liodeent Guinan supported the modes, end said that, with regard to the statement that the dinette bed so whisk they could apply to the improvement ethereal in I be would state that he had that day attended the 1 homing et a ems before the Privy Council, in the &Aden et whichthe Best India Company was interested; there was six counsel engaged on their side, and the fee paid to theme amounted altogether to 6,000 miaow If they avoid Abed to expend such an amount in law they might steely abed a few thousands towards the improveseme of the roads et India. It was here stated from behind the bar that these boss were necessary, it being what is celled a crown ease, hi which the services of both the prose eed kite Attenage! and Solicitors General had been ene4=wspgeol. Mr. Soixivag replied, but wee bee* mime to the storm of rain at the time. quake was this put, and there were For the motion l7 Against it 26-9 The court then adjourned. GRAND BALL AT TIM MANSION-HOUSE.— INN night the Lady Mayoress gave a splendid ball, which was attended by as unusual oceseame el prom of high Teak. The magnificent suite of NOM NI Ili i/IW milk the Egyptian Hall, Wall prepared kw the reemlitmof maim TOW sompany, who begs. to asembie beim ra Weis*. SHRUM GINNER TO TSB ArDeas..— The Meta of Landes and Middleton, Mr. Aideesom Oita* ead W. Emard, Req., gave, yereetley pi at paramat ti emeind enekom, ea wawa dies W the et the wart, al law. Oa dile emits them wow about 71 el the Wend lewd sad stria fasettemien l ills the Meth was tisalesi "The Queen,' . Pdmai nal Ike WNW lerg Acute usually drank es Ors seswiwo, were awe knew to. Mr. fteriffChaab Una nee to mow the tort of the weeiao, "The Judges." Tie *M, he mid, with rimer to this loud, wet comely et a shoe* Mt unmet _ so y regterate, bet se a able= el Ode pesitemplou 110 rat; hirealf, and he heartily whited he wise segabie Orly ad rizon others, how smelt we wweistleidel to tin stir; bash, is the iM16111301 albli gan isteshag tam of the law. The was set tow elire the obilsodger it was mast to the fir the Where, they deed she wonting the property ea& the wasowee of via ',wary. If lows were valuable, a dm itilmeisiern , doe of them wag tam times more to be armoire& Of tha way in whiol , the judges WNW wilalahteroi oar laws, it r ... _ ltrd I . l4 'fb itl iM llihkath: L lZt b l. o wis S, L t 2if3hla i t 140 : =IL gbh We thez.... of added had Ow gotta gesisikas 4enbaill oat ATI Lir v i i asLI hoos arolporre. Wiw i no hear, c ; iiittr idi = r oa rer holl okeei ; oa t= roof WI themeives. Sore hod hoed huh with t o 1 lett where or the red who Li shred his jo se dA s it boiler the ehetilledaty, da&E the pet Tar. to tholoaro el Kamer eserantly. Wary we» the rem Loy Li whored. They hod w ire die lanst open. These nahlorro lad drag their proseraton—abeesd Ow _ _____ their senamd—hat net mein he had 4t k i l la t lahli bail tailed is cometkm the integrity of his = • Thum use mall maim to heist of. He did Ithe allele Wily to sea bets was a honour to his 'lts math bob he was utterly unable to do jostles, , 11101 thy w....1Le heft OM nude him bid, that whoever Meek 'ad the atm bra of lagland, was an mow to lomiety= smony to lb emnarzy. He gem, ‘. Oar iadges"—eir Pradesh* Pollock retuned thenhe:—Con. Meted as the judges were with the City of Landow, it wse a matter of pram importers» that • deg_ &said receive the oonff. emi reaped of bar Aims; M it was aid gratityksp to their Maio * hi& ...iI. , . S em emaden, that their exterfaMir la -111,70 in he integrity were daily appra ise." la Mite this end every edam SWF talliV fe ea/Hl*.abg allW mach they wen mated is their eadstersele, the in,M, =lithe laismadent gbh ottlie ellbms of Landes, As bawd the RilhaMijahlis marls. It wee aim mat phlem:We o Met 111 those sena of sylandidi Impitality he «it 70. 4 " Am" °P.raman'a • If M=3: first hood also is say, wee enhenritky edthe high character and deading of the shades who . Neu Mil ever ful filled their duties base; and he did not dereitheir pareemel ameite, it was ally Memos he fully the Swot easkat See* that "it was to praise fleas wino wee en everybody's toying." 'With loped la pethemense of their public duties, how me, Ito her lentiommy, in the highest terms, =merits dM• pent sheriffs, and in no way, he be *odd be word his feelings more honourable than in eagle( this company to drink to their healthe and welfare. The toast was drunk maid great cheering. " The fieriennte at Law and the Per," " The Aldermen of the City of London," " The COMMOO ffericant," (who in return gave the health of Mr. Justice Pattsson) and various other toasts were subsequently drunk, after which the company, for the most part, repaired to the grand ball given at the Mansion Home by the Lady Mayoras. DEATH OP DR. Lorca.—Our obituary announces the death of this advocate of sanitary regulations who en. pined yesterday at his residence in Parringdon-street, of in. lematian albs throat, after a few hours illness. He wee one of the common councilmen for the ward of Parringdon without, and senior surgeon to the West London union. He lead the honour to deliver the Hunterian oration. Dr. Lynch was only 38 years of age. DISSOLUTION OP THE Burma MID FOREIGN Irevrrova.—Tith estabiblemed, set on foot and conducted by Mr. J. 8. Bositingbrom, has awed to exist. A printed report OWN the by efts eamation to be want of funds, partly oemslausd by morel members omitting to pay the arrears of disk IdAscurnam sal ft first bal coetviete of the season took plate at Teuhall-gardero yesterday evening, and, despite the exesedvely unfavourable stabs of the weather, cold and damp, dough ao6 neloadly wet, woo very well attended, giving geed premi s s of what the Modena will be under more sespiefowe eirennotanose. There was the average supply of costumes, or usual, but indifferently supported. The amasemsals, supplementary to those fumithed by the seemmay themesirek were venous, holed out ed the Ards, dte. The musie was ample ad meet ussellsat, and the deal*: very tolerably in time. The paw were brilliantly Muninated. BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE MENT OF SCIENCE. OXFORD, Joint The barium d the Nevem teenth swift of Ws ameietion ossassesooe this day. In the serthiog the itherel eemmittee imot at the Towli ne'', sad erribmettles Modal of the previous meeting ; aloe orlibbili ne erldesesisl reports were read aud it droved a betimes in hand of Vl a d i a . . IL. et Me ameaseesmsat of the year, thins was earl le Me rouraer et UR The wilds =Tof Me with Iseisillei emir* lend, ours* ad spronars, wee others& et 6,85 W lie., the bet yeses estimme Wog USK • ressletion of • predrill marieg ef the eiderr, reelenteedlei the meter eflhe meth= hr meehmisal sad ;eyelid seleoce, and a meths IND that effect was by )[r. Taylor. but Me OMs. for eat against Mealy equal, • the subplot warped ged 'lamed. With es Ms *vita** from Beens*, it the molder tal dr rearrasry read Me ripen et Ihr. Philips, Ala hathesnablitma to sob bleb's. as Ow spit aloft siareirehiliso wilisk mid be adeadati, show. WOW dim* Ilwerne eseld giortsilitireforthebedier elite aretieg t it sat dwalittal whether it coal perils hold tieden lir a eery loge arstastg. The Os& deresoloopiesidems, wed omeesaies he Me several oredene wore dra rerkled, awl foe eammary laveree annoomel that NO 611 IR& boa tame ep la liaN• eue O&M, the raseling edlaseemei till abr edit* as are— day. GSNltaal. Masiore.—At three deka the general met. kg for the Ise ediallen of the mew paelhost, Sir It. H. Le* Bait, was Mid in the Thar Tiara were also flir H. Mthelthes, tbe Magid of Northampton, Sir D. Admit, Ihr 0. Loma, Sr 1. Herechell, the Dean al lireftisate. the Obemiler lisama, Col. Sykas, Col. &dam, end abed IN awathem of Ms seessiaties. *eluding sreeeel distierebbsd edemas ihreleare. sad umber' el the aiveasky. Sir S. Ilvaoinsow bi Won the their diced the =follow, :—.• thlim,—lt is wish a tribe of Mat ea or remeambilng at Osier& Joe sr ha heed rill pw, I see around me to many easy *MOM& who oslellislod ow inritution, called together and hulled at Tea. Hoch of es as was then present can never rapt that wee there, whme we a few ardent lover of adios' only, it was a weft plc of the minds of Oohed who gave us that sewed cote of laws, sad dread those pros**, of aides by . which we have Ism bald on our ,area. Na sea we revisit Oxford without re wean to the dez=su we owe—aye! and at our very ads*, to that , Dr. Daubeny, who aogwarioll tar ti=will Jw=...,ity, invited us to held err wend withimits welb. As your old officer, and a a mitres et thessiblers, I assure I may therefore 76:11re arm', that ill was the these of the university sod du reespden il te us in 1832, which thesethileted the Debbi A Per imparted to it that tolised erester whieh it We dove malatained. Fa my own pert, I mom be ht this Oleo without that my neared bail la issiegy—l*whe pave ma r = lam ernes cm lihrtime.hill (mg bag ban our thought ef)—lte presided who ever as seem eseemi by proiher, be shoot sew be rerreg or et,ran hareured, and oiraesek - as be t Nl* bum ic i r ssaL reedg sees ass to lied I& atallee ie the ear Add. wee my province to ebbe= roe at war buss on our condition, pri= m a g n the term et my dud* : now I have little mire N de than my poet sad en eavour te serve yen rase mere ia • sebsedleate @S pooky ; but Ware I gait Mb disk I same be permitted to ley toad iq ealimehr alba ealandie mom of ths rem Imo net bra aimless, he I Alma Met the edam we hive resselly pabildeed—(the new rebilsedis oldie eablegees Oaten cathode and Leant Masa at the tbr reperath mes of the ssseirien)—taliy sentsies g elar ire miss o&masa, eni may be viewed es Me beet pest Mat war Warm me net in vain, sad ere ensidul te the ogee has. of our esundruese. Bid whtht trandoDy aid& Sio em drub, I ma happy te wrp, the meeihallea m il mem eekeildiesofelbetestiossomdisamerftlreeeder arm smi same essmspeliba, and thatj net as mor perthemittis themmehaer eteltdbriltrale our FoeldeatßlSMlet More Wglly plessaphom hem railleeileg aril diet* raitermer two repeaseledvel et the United Mates wessembily es with disk rememe ; sad, es asen t Le mar a vivid a ssert la el *o io psedeesd / CangtVs, mom Inly sere we be wadded to Oak that on tilt eeleekie we as beemarld by cabs peewees etas as who esealdase in Us ern pane ths eelmeeneeelve and hired= of his wastrossa, and who loves le &mil up.. lb British sigh of dial= and latereridal laalial sad it sit the bat essellei just meson to be pew that my adz as serported by are it Dirk amiesnes beat alitat the bead it whew wetthe greet Derek pillow 61= so suy I eingraleble d7 rerramer ea ba by • iStreve hem Suds, as sway,om* a Nilson sod a Sena Ileter a a a Pen du Soma from and e Limas ' fret Fraser--a ress Amish kers rely to at toed to peeve thateumethiethmtheobtalued ads* mpthatiesemeg our itesirn slim. Bat, Naiiiklain, if I rim edenres le sty "lastir=dawaTbawasabaladrits Ihe esettlestthese sad t heelmaers who hen arrived, et are leek log to ear halls, I shield immesh wpm the privileges of ;_y vaned friend, whom yea bow amid es my suesseue. hat, therahre, I Ve sis eder yea my thinks he Meier conferred ea sne the Wawa walla a elan of thence eaa roodue, mid *M t imeipme I will serve yea sethemely kr the Oster* fe, wheleme yest they ethlith te ate tit new eoly stimaies he no Not Ms chair to MI into, hem Ids hie islarrity et ehmester ga te wi Ple VMS dr i bl a rlaer aseeezica with men ef asisser sal lastitniiele, bill ondons alaa wtitite=nl sa tise g ralvnty 6 74 lll. odr e will, si r..b i t ,saws as a soeseW Woe te this meedism I have berm" head lib Bohai bells le Me &dr et the Bridal Amortharm. (thes). Ws IL Duras laving tem esminslad le Ihe alit, ISM enieli—dendsems at the raissil, We itehrisk M Mbar, and Lbw and gentlemen, MEW, of the Belga I seaside the ellidarreels of the lir Erellna l" witme I w sl *this their, I ) right well 1 hem a pieces pie *sa deems with i t ai sad I leek huh at the arr ay 1 =root illerdess mar in miters of this age and 1 ralimosese el wham rid del art sada mak to the mai rie whidi tire brae Mood Irr Mob perm& end who hew, la selemall. Mee rez= lii r i a mgt so dun I ma earns the brawn width VW Mir 11101111 1 811 A r ellaillelle me rhea the email audested me to lie propm, g: sallY Mak whoa I e*Yed ore )dues , I mask interest as said la NM 111111letea ei Mimi and in ehembby, ead st = e itt a llesk to erre , hudties with the most of their vela sad Hee flent thin. - Mg eels* I deft ISM—Ik Wl* Mlles Milifs—heen sea el M , =esemendss la thilMilitillfellidasseet el Wee mit= flmaddiashalillsOrln abledeslibiso ik o lehtlewaseen, and teths teraweerdestreaMmea It fen...b•••tle.red* of fab* gesidesee to ▪ geno.74 ate, ihßet the meedeliaa ea Me endeell of WOW alfhZ ,d!.. swift PIA and Mt = i e &ease. Maltiethasep ibis ariosek help* • elangide all the eldest, while *My pineal wads Ids Men I read hie adder I IA eves some then bed= naltams to Ilieiker him; bat amok ats am yea ban me to woes* to polities end his thisiesousdlskall *Annear to dimileme me famed* with al Illesilboesdit to year eitehe se may be iazi s cor Wham" m 4 be in good the delevadiele this be owing to my Men* the . Dr. Rain= feeler Owen, Yr. Reheat lawns, aid Celend I beget with satresmay MM of sedwitedf d re t r t i m i tz e ser has bma ilmthelidombf • Lli•••••ift t e pedlar ever mad,' as the lewd etre* exerehed beim ebieswaties; end delraWg onervaden the Wilma sad' lone ef • planet • which elides.* end white boss went, =Sr by observed* It lad M om m the great mama of Dysmdato deleritle• Me distarbeares by the ineenal soden of "the steer in their mums," *ea whoa** mil= gad their obits were fully knit* ; let it Ye hen sessevei far them dam to reverse the Mo ors', ame te inenelleeds hem ens ditesedenee actually observed the adtems.aad thence of the wondrous stranger whisk ha ha— elhaely, dna its crer lion, exerting tide myslosions power. I am aware that Lanai, awe Asa 60 years ago. did observe what is now fatly 0.88**,4 to have been the planet Neptune ; but though Uranus had just been added to them bright orbs which to mortal eyes for more than MOD years had beta known to circle oar Wen; Leland* moved, net only that the number of the planets round the sun had pawed the mystic number of seven Mate Rendul had matted that indent belief bat that ethers might also remain to rewind the patient labours of ether observers. He, therefore, dutraetad his own eyee, and preferred to believe that he bad been mistaken, raiher than that the existence and tome of a new planet had been reserved for the dimovery of this latter age. What kis eyes saw, but whet his judgment failed to discriminate mad apply hes sine co a recognised fact in * I *es. will not presume to measure the claims of the two illustrious names of Leverrier and Adam,. I will trust myself with only two observations. The one, my earned hops that the rivalry, not merely of the illus. MWus Leverrier and of my illustrious countryman Adams, bat of the two greet nation which they represent, France and England respectively, may always be confined to pur suite in which victory is without woe, and to studies which enlarge and elevate the mind, and which, if rightly directed, may produce alike glory to God and good to mankind ; and the other obseive my equal hope that for than who employ the game edeMifio training and the same laborious industry whisk he,. marked the researches of Loverrier and Adams Men may still remain similar triumphs in the yet unpenieressil mime of space; and that Unlike the greater sou of • geed father, they may not have to mourn that there me so mere worlds to be conqut red. It remarfenbie hot that the seeing of the planet Neptune was alined as entlidenly at Berlin, by means of one of the star oar wid* have proceeded from an association of Orman sotroml=sea. It is another remit of the circulation of these stir map that a comet can hardly be within the reap et a Mims*, for • few hours without its presence being dissevered mad announced through Europe. Those comees vied* have been of larger apparent dimensions, or have mad** homer within view, have, in consequence, for more than teethousand years, been observed with more or he and the return of some have been determined with a peent,a which in pad ages exercised the wonder of nations; bet sow improved maps of the heavens, and im proved inatnamits by which the stars are observed, carry knowledge where conjecture lately dared not to penetrate. It is not that more comets exist, as some have add, but that more are dawned. I cannot refer to the enlarged means of astronomical obser ved= est** by the present age, without some allusion to Lord ler re of the viespreddents of this day, who, him self deemed arms* as hare in Oxford, has devote d large arm and endwise Wray to the completion of the mat weatisdlel istessepo whisk science, art, and wealth, have ever yet mead* leparbet. They have been retarded by theme" temasslieetoad, I will say, higher duties which, m a magiedsts, es • landowner, and es a Christian gentle men, ha owed, and hen been paying, to his neighbours, kis tenantry, and his (Pantry, dunng the late awful visitation which has afflicted Ireland. (Hear, hear.) Yet I think that Dr. Robinson, that great observer and greater philo sopher, might have carried on the observations whirls this mighty telescope alone can effect, and thus have enured for his own division of the empire the discovery of the planet Neptune. (Hear.) The catalogues of La** and of the Histoire Celane are now before the world, and with the catalogue of our association constitute a series of meet im portant gifts conferred on mtronomy. The Astronomer Royal hes done me the honour, by a paper which I have just received from him, to make me the vehicle of communi cating his wisdom to you on a most interesting discovery of the past year. The hon. baronet here read the common*. non, wineh, after referring to the differences found to exist between the lunar theory and actual observations, and stating that such differences could only be reconciled by the assumption of some varying error affecting the epoch of the moon's mean longitude, stated that two disturbing causes were at length discovered, both attributable to the influence of the planet Venus. The doctrine of the influence of the moon and of the sun on the tides was no sooner established than it was thought pro bable that that Influence must have the lighter fluid of air also under its grasp ; and it is now clear, as the result of the observations at St. Helena, by my friend, Col Sabine, that there is a oorreeponding influence on both fluids, sad that there are tides in the shoes in the sea, excited by the same mums. It appears that in .each day the barometer at St. Helena stands, on an avenge, four thane** of ea inch •r at the two periods whoa the sseep la ea the. meridian alibee or below the pole, than when she is di bras distant hem *0 meridian on either ail; re proven*" between 11111 11111110Ille and mini** being sondem* and nein- I am unwilleMddrealdest whit* n ag deep awn of • nederad *NM by L ' Went and laborious o 'sad reiperibm of my eminent friend, Col. Sabine, ialediersiller,ind above all Espdwin monoteetioa with ~ad ell nes t ea& teet .tof earth,_eadenaken at great seallei are sir et aot is the egadery bides or perbrea, WU re permit of sciesse t he heetes Nike. iii ,e ateisiegY dm Med eafearksb i tzt i r ta tiseeedes, or fargenseMail epithelia whish the past yeir hes sera, pothaputhet etionsted the slabours Oldie listriphhedi Tarr yidlesepher, itattswid, mho OD reseal hearresirteas hee eagpested with thb aredsdas lathe merisas tieried teats wherserent of thephydeal end r idesial soarer I rate hen to n t r zseismide ea LictSl-4. Thirst . *Mho It reread le Irr esaliaellia et edlsary coesse u f o stLilerirr ii resseV i rreistere ltra bre' hes filly ineedent het of the air. earn if en ',Wirral 111118614 Mao Wised sad sae r rail only be Web ardlest loy his ewe Arrow between re does rad re signaler' Mils 1 11 1 1 : amid& 111011 V dedde warren% pervade nay gormim emir de l brad . .. ba: . bra tbe T e r rarrares living bedise. The delicate a:partnere dirlowed at Tura% apse with three made lry air ewe Feraday (whew i ray ad doubly we ctrl ha Oh likes, Where he is dieter of ear errs , tity), resit re cipmeshee Ineetrime, in media Mat the ibrelersermiliersi W those Yen are die te &el* sua ante be re shish asses which ewe tlepir mot rad parearl elhaveles is the antra sire sense. a ber spe4 et ilime alestrtz= okb: 4.=2et s =i s gm ensi mme r eb = arseele—esadia 1, tempoinsk, emits the err_ = aid aesitrThe all die been powers of siestrielty. As kraal adder brims et the blesses of the *pear of dim sa the Irma tar-4 =nit the rat year, har Or 'are whir la pia has aredired la of au mass rap variety et lirares, and upeddic arga p a le at the awe =ri d e r ing em thet the larg* cr eandemetroly fel ef t haws magma meek eantiWar esepethass to hi art awl resew her it ; but that whoa the bluer, Is sired le eared as further thee to the enegnaden of reemielea, die reserety r • gement rale atiegere. Uim this reersiohle argosaly at whir will Ws rase the arm el Dr. heirei. its Wha. awl Or et Dr./Urea. ite ahistreessime, sawas the briers at ear esaassaarne. Thin mayor eg wager et the vapour of ether via re sena* systese. tad re arrilleaka d that Whims ea Mona malasady dessevin ths in e dgmes dna- Ilea el the, Seed* M British ee.de=nat doe rinse :s e et bear la the Porous thea Ara niers le lie id eart= the seastitur elearal bare ra . " 7-— beelig sad hi their arra amass ; rad this re ran Is spesially reshot in this renal y, dad* the whisk bee sredh der the timmemisaldem let the Amelia** by Prewar Owes, la 111814 et lis eimmies rie the Ware straseare el r r eser awl red a r r ah. The hairs Odle dildwerat resaaea mbar dr s e t the isioseirdial releseist a rite baetr en T oo f the ashen et the Mir. et the eineresisa. riems mos harm% end of ether &Heats _--rate et re rpm et sirs hes been ressediably advimer the *Wel ire et the lareved urressopes dr ge the repaid umegereate d the asore=t seizZre ',ern ffarelay, the Dinh) 'yr be le ma et misassinpie eirate. L ul a builder per el mieremegie eararkel risme bee loess dat gam' aletevetioawere el On teen& ef the bind from the inset= la the rig, a% retie of the dieelellem of the**. Tuners M le ry arisj 4 t ep to lepartreat et risme bee ens seelluere et Its A sada sled reedesi as re prear—bria are Irma rtrtaissarias patippe la the sight direr= lira la Weary. Nahislery rperabserly re edam sheserra—a he edema peeper etre mar yr el hareeli rale air rapid selestilie irevrialt dirr ial6 sairds et ear elect - him* sad dart moms the detrarstra et dAe _reeiltea l a la Illmeretima et the be Ael:= 1110 Me"' um' trim sod the iew,meramperess whir the Delia Arseiera Izera le the lereedicadde ethele, sad the pallirlha The radiate etas sealleed radeperd re widdsitmle berA mapporreapi bytheopealer i th l : dassr;atieeivir her are atgeham* ad this sew arra ia t i b d umrrs bidcry ba gemeed, ad el here versa la . peened now to aides the misses of Wasp erg in these days by the ads* lespe, and by sheisiiry, ei M ties draohlre, fund**, sad $ Whe XIII is 1/344, it was '16,114 ; - 1 8 45, ,--- t i il s t a t ie The- gamin et dee teem o f the abide leleSistaiy latemeese aIE es er s tile ( idhlast pouts% et lad La=is time—eat by arm, deem ea pawed eemmisalie a ha thallbaa. aw ry Owl% ea be lemperted. tellbsevialmee, la se sue, lepers es MUM beseeilyrepbel ; tot wiles deism as mu r Limas* ebb of c a re to asetlesr. elm% I a Ihth et Ilehlealtee. the et germeareg a hese Mae Mawr eind teibeheiNey pormerfog the eau/lest. 1 mossebar may years elm In re d heammaiaeta eve aeloble ankle 'bowleg Eat Begand esetfi be peru we early as Abair Rader PIM% mall Ibeibvellieeleme etachi siert treediehped by= mize tillatheurea famous dem Eves la Me V ' that;ire spasm woe fret car ried late f =setell ia 1544; end it %there that it is sew %est extensively, Ism ear above 1.11/9 noes bele; and it is In a tisane of develop seat so egiA , to the repo% et Mr. Wilkie tan Se Sir W.... 8. it is scares* doubtful that le tubs% at Mr pees of the Behalf States will, wild& ewes, dose • be oeisered with a net, oredij i te s ai l mit Img be here tor w het dile aripeeleit fromMea is _ 4 B: Ile tae time gawp of No& Walesa the Om% Weeesea—have es yet ihis arm et ereamiatlet elapse alamMa ea era Ere. I emit* bees Ewa Walk Ite h tlr defieney ef theses sellea, est the of aleetrkity to the melds. of fat Oat I believe a patent has been remade . = anti sod if thebepes; expectations, and confidence of the dissewerers be nalbeel, their plan will be of the greatest weir es this wintry, sod of still greater proportionate value te gems of ear missies. From the sciences cultivated, ex enieled, or easenewil, I advert to a consideration of the I inamistion Wit The nce of these meetings is us lium' ; Milk dheet steelti la rv ta s been eminently beneficial to take r% their talbed sleets in uniting men of the same petal;, me ldbeaMperts of our common country, and, ma kik fire traether those whom seas and empires divide, list imp seal far knowledge aasociates, sera allliadalliallidlinh Thin emllpatildm which once sees ratedne Ineinmeirlatedalat ber/Meraident, and from which even mss et aelosea wen mat gems exempt, are year by year vanishing; sad wa s hp. Sat Medially on cowmen ground to sedetead e sae her in the pursuit of objects honourable end errieseble to the whole family of man. Let us not forget that, if we raise the standard of science in our own *many, we raise the national character also, and its just inflame* la ether teeatries; and thus while individual benevoiesse is remind * perusal intercourse in these minima, the Monk et dee - labours of every such asesektita is sethsel else. Ewa um doubt that the rapubilea of ear reentry depeedle Len more on its iateaseteed sueepili than es in military glory. mad I greet dee% ;bet the European ternation of Eng land is owing fir mete to Newton dim is Marlborough. I believe that every new disconey of messes which England is permitted to make, while it arias , perhaps, directly to her wealth, or indirectly to the develepuesat of her reeouroes, adds also to her influence Is the scale of nations. The inte rest of our nation in misses has kept pace with the encou ngenesstginsbypnbliseintheritytothe cultivation ofscienee. Our nedesal 'Amadeie may now onspare advantageously with theme efethereesuatee, marreabierag that our colkthoas are little more than half a mane, ad. The number of visitors, which six yeses see was 519,000, was but year above 700,000. With them failbadeas of the state of science, and of the taste for scathe Mold In our own country, sometimes as the fruit of the kboun of this emaciation sometimes as collateral and incidental, and even ilia! tiro results, but all showing the progress of phy sical knowledge, or the means of extending and familiarising it amongst us, I might finish my address. But I cannot conclude this address without congratulating the university and the association alike on this assemblage. We can never forget that the earliest, and, in every sense the first of the scientific bodies of England, the Royal So ciety, derived, as we learn from Bishop Sprott, its kends tion in this place. We can never forget that Bishop Wilkins, the predecessor of my honoured friend the Vice-Chancellor of Oxford in the government of Wm:them College, was the chief promoter of its designs ; that Sir W. Pally, the Wrens, Sethward, and Wallis were his associates ; and that hers, for 14 yeses, our own great and good Robert Boyle, pre-eminent anseagst early observers and ever emi nent for Christian principle, cultivated natural dance. And, without undervaltuag tbe mighty names which do honour to Cambridge, we may claim in Oxford the dis tinction of having nourished and sent forth the man who first laid the basis of the greatest of the scientific solo ciations of the world. Here, then, the Britis4 Association gladly accepts the welcome now tendered to it within this venerable university. It was cordially received fifteen years ago, when this chair was worthily occupied by my very reverend friend Dr. Biteklmad. I hope and I believe that the feeling of good will and rasped will be mutual, ender int., and cordial ; that the solemnity will see with plosive the of the natural eissese, end, of the observations which British kaseelstiest he eminently encouraged ; sad that the sessabess of oar sesocistien will look with kind iness sad reopen at the venerable seats of ancient learning, whoa% have bees atillard through the land for many cen turies the bads* of a large and liberal edoestiess, sad the blessings ad °bristles inanition. (Chmire.) Tie Mamie et Noarariurrow thea nee te the thanks ot the amistlai to their preelabit, he the adairhle eddy% he had aelhered, in cry emillaiest Owlish they men all otesear. Oiled, whisk bed Were slims be nab ass le Neel% the reesiffidemoreet be doubly glad le te- Gave it wrier the semis% of bat own . The preside% bed aid that he derived his et fa threasperamattet alum IS he bed de ferredfreesethos • het if so, the heft _war& ge%the Who rest—the glow to the asseeltt, trelaillflb ewes. Is encla lion, he congratakessi the aelleheisa ea the press% full meeting, and expressed his satiefsdies at the of the representatives of Prussia and of the United tNatee. The Chevalier Seethe seconded the resolution ' and ob served, that it was a feature almost peculiar to England, that synth& statesman, Wheel. Jibbed bna devoted to the public lionise in pezlienciat, %ma he head sooting as the president dem assoekthat for feetherbithealeigema Meter] brash of risase. Pseareselihreaberaorlie hod hem referred to, he wee glad to rap bed reestred perabefea te come, and would be present In A probability tomonew, and would bring with him semiestelkeet that distiogthitiod friend of science Hileaboldt, wen be was gladt bi : l was now in a state of convelesossm. Es eatmeed hetunate in baring the opportunity of ads* t hat day a member of the British Association fir the Eepeureannent of Science within the walls of that MIAMI gin. ran W. he had the honour of ressiviss the or doctor. (Bear.) The resolution wee ... by. Sir J. Muacsusos, and carried amidst much The PIUSaID INT h 6 .. p=retareed thanks, end the meeting adjourned till Wednesday next. -^ ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. CITY or LONDON.—Kr. George Lyall has annessocod that he will not present himself u a candidate at the main eludes. Clowarts (Nosrso.—The adleassed meting of was sot y at Maesinter, ea Tuesday (Wog the smesad adjoneren e r made as nee el th m e m a , with whom the ems: raft.AlLpeeppee• et he r b irsi os t e s era ll Oar aye, " Moe Is was ream to beam Xi aMa Ihe Moral inflame willow he lest la et lip &fag the eeditissies sash a &aided Oat af oadlliss is sassio‘y be eat in • eorreepand • ablibe isti terday aviesisg. la Xmoloseer, by Mr. G. Irons& reddest 'Wr maseber, or rather, he sew be .ember., He rabbis the =rubsailer the plead ea ozpiesades ies the amp ef losies • to soy Owe Wei appears plebs free , hat the oar genitive IIII•Silliioa Nor* cannot ..nny two laseabers, sad that if the lie* wen alive to their duty throe night be • dills* phase la Oea way of oarrying inse. Kr. Jan Cheetheaa, er vi z en eeseelien of by the libenls, hoe sew foe Huddersfield, end Mr. Darsegiart, " 7 "l Cepilb l eras, is In too precarious a state of health to eased.' Coax Courcry.--Ceadidatee are rushing into the field. In addition to Mr. 0. 8. Bony a Mr. Power bee Addressed the oonstittieney ea repeal pelaseihi• However, it is likely will recede ia doe tin,. OS *IP side of the oiniservativee a seeds. hes beta laid, sod Mr. N. 0. Leader, who con tested the onsany ea s foam oessisa, invited. He bag masplei eel Ws. Durant Ilsivasentr.—The DAUS Herald of lot alight aanceoseee that Jana ` Y leo., LL.D., will coated the univeselty ca Ot.Dx•a.—Dlr. J. who is to he. beemilit bs ward by Mr. Ma Flehbonsaappeeters at the next esaseeties whit the* warm, addressed the el= Oldham ea Mesiley alestosi was well received. He ex fame el lb, mune embed priaelples he O wi l so himedY iresi whoa soafeefbas the tiereugh = o r: opposed tea menamsest show of odareloa. • I wee canted, bat see whbeat sow wadies mad element , e that he wee "• ft tad prim passa." Party haft MIS high is the bare Alls, bet it b elided= asetbse Xs Newel peaty. The ehieless ere he is • garden X dopes them. Howeser i l l i n =aby ma that astedilsteseag their diseuriese Mr. Plaid= eat Mr. Oebbett win Mee so oppassis et the poll. liesoarost.—The eno - assestiokt•tb. Me Bfthf XV 4 11 ha . ate, tbt as. = bout sad aalieslio.lBl: to tie plignsio wag ..` il to 11.44, atm ow for- wog it . 14 wt'...." % li a d ._. I. "ar =tor ja * IMP VO L _os sag OM la of r iz illellaaalldalg• L k.f ire.- a Bott s :. n• s hag em b M i th ualre ,igitappl: &liar • wall* lif all aII WOO :or dm tof setup& la a mt H. number of tzzi; a i is% it ,ras 16,114; in 1846; , arocouvar.—Tha meek Mlle emir, will sow be awaited. to the qaadia vereelle . 4111, _ldebaw ee Xr. Heald dull be rho aim ed eltair. ll. °idea. It it ex- dada to be a hiriedshed. ME.XleddarseadaMayedia4 by Mr. Cobleal = aril tree- ludo eopiterted . Se twe4 without adirelty. It Xr. Cob- . 4la Is Moly to be ia eisedoo, midis% maallemor, the irons d " _ ,_ dhst en dida " 'qui*" . . to m 4 . - oda* sewer whorled A .., ~.. ~• . • , si as e dj u tafe eteslY ec ' . " r • dab* ......):?, ... *