The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-05 00:00:00

7M • i 7 - -r ..K-a NEW.MAPER I i .,TrIII . - ' , t . . • --,:1--1, , . ; A•;:' v Tt _ 'C I : 7 ' : - 7 1" .t , : •% - i- 1.- t Tfprt 5. . ~....a,.. .....4.!,?:., ssa• 41X3 A4-gr No. 3,057.] EOR CALCUTTA Direet (will meet with qui c k jc../.01 . nr napollotot &analog ellprer.httilt ship MARY ittiLL nmslat).♦lgo Is*En. PE r Elt "NOIILE, OnowniwkijMn i r oe. wamel, wen known Orr 1604 ie. opoortutnty t., r d....nµ..44retertsida, as Yu paw, and ..mlletit 110..0 411 M o-60.0 1.4 waivers tee ten. Mleht of . 00g.2 apply to INM*LXIN. LIVINUSTON. and Co.. 34 Omni Mt. InAboe 10M.Iled. ZLCUTTA, will &wily be &searched, having arwieirtb. beit Mel lad slOpplow. UN Mpg. .11111. 110111 MIT 1101111100N7r 410 torkur. PA CV CI I X(1. Comessder lytes la the D. nth Set jai bfr All tya.v aftd excellent aegormothules for Se TU VLISIN. LI Vll4 OtlTuN. rd Co. M. Oraii Crit."l. AbRA 8. will mitt with quick despatch. the ...mewls *WA built tblp ro lEFTAIN. A 1. 14 tees uer, U. 1111111.1111, l'utetuander in tbe West In.l • Wenn—At ply Tt.l'Lmsx. uvuousrinc. and Co., fl, was dt. Ilelenn. COLONIBO. CEYLON (Y.rat Ship).—NOTICE o SHIPT**A.—The well known Clipper Marque BELLEY UN, Al. *A tem J. PLEAS* fonnuander losable In the London Nei.; M stiolant4 to ail penLee* on the 114/1 June. full .e not foll. All good. menet he Yenoltle tad dlid by the 14th. nblpters *4We", mad dens their gen* aarly.—A MT to SOUL. *1 N. LINO ONTO3I. red en, 31. Wenn et Helen 4. CIAPB of 000 D HOPE, with quick despstch, the i. PIM copt,* 4‘ll , 111::CRY ELLIC AI. 4 , 1 too. ruble,. . Cowman*/ , tyfoi he the London DOC*. TOW beau. flhal 141.. built by Mr. J. Pile .uni t ufolerfad. offers • 111.4fsi• ovpoe loony le e•reflealrou. of qick &a atob.—Apyty TU111.2115, LI VINWM.N. art Co.. 31. West $l. iteksh. b e AUNCEITON Direct. —NOTICE to SHIP PIMP —Alt (SAMS Inuoikilt ot the ACUTE'S. • 1. 4tO taw OClASE.fameador,r mi r d ilasislis sod demi la the v. WS DAT, , Ike Ilk SAL—Aig s t . e UHL ISOOTON, Oa.. Otist SA KANN ple4misl. MHZ Mowing nuleadid SHIPS, !managing to d'ins is = maw ann i Ti.. ° "..trt:i e a b aro/mi t rzir,. rra ........ Teal Coesarador. I Disolostios. ISo OWL ...... We .R. 11. Joked.* Mader arool irX /I ....... 1 1 .; . 4211 W 11411 Cabala 410w4 I Dlito Avow* 26 . IL L. lotion Mails drool Wept 26 .12 Wartla Mohr rd Cuban& Nov. 4 IoiT,V Woo olgoowooditirs. opt, to WeLLOD, ALL. . maxim WIGWAM cod 134)Nri, dna ER CALCUTTA Direst to mil, as oostl, hoot Gomm& sel •11 a / 1 . %be POVTBAW PTO Mani la : WI/no. of )*lfsal3l. 1.10 tor ROBERT AO Loottf d at 61 Ills 1 off lads Dods. Tido oblp too mallet.* a M prom owl 101 l cony as osporteseed a. troths *Maio IL LOX ; or to MeL6O U. awl ROll 0A N. Mon. JIMMY WIGIU3I and BONS, lloadablon-gmos. VOll BOMBAY (to Dail boas Oraerated early la 1,.•-date Doody took teen nisi, ger F. step KARL bALCA tee& lAD tom neelar, bitsitte to *labge, Dotted.. of Illeideall. lIDNUT 1.011110, Comma. end r leo Nod lode Dodd too too dexpeleetedeo be. szedhst Ile tio pennede sad eel cony so robalt i.a. ..4ll Is 111.140 D. ALLPOI.T. owl 110=17. FOX BOMBAY Direct (with immediate despatch, maw ampismsal I. Ile liacoarsh!e Zact twits Comm/4 the •i•Woe• tio•oldg Ilr Wilt Wilt twor (MAHAN, A 113 yews, lcet=el sod copper fuleeed. J. IL WENDER , Is the Ct. lictlarbto Docks. Th. sitimelid uke.bmo erg Mill at 1.3 r pa.clerers. fat bream per ;awl , to DAW•011 awl •1110 , 11, 1, billAtcs wows ; et lei W. F OR PORT PHILLIP Direct. the rws, s o f re .B6 p . mbilt TIME sad TRUTH. Atll a z IlLatlid•• yowl Yr •=isommodylist i cabla prompes Yr pody:la we ohs • •••:alk• mod islis.-110, bight or wrap. Mass ZROIIIIIIOII DOl,llllO. ft, 1.6•61.42•• ; se •• aml IV ALL Ork•Ma l is k Ihmetlmples• mit emper`•••ort bfARSHALL sad =RIDGE% LINZ ei •V OTRAIIAStAIi ta LSIS SHIPH—Tbe hillesties Ilsi. i fo i am i red tee liar guith Ur. lave mert espestse so ter priesseis sad be fogad ver/ dulable epporeb aide. ter =Ws= =lir deeps= I Tees Tess alga 1 Embers. Ostia Daiseilies. limbless= et loadoadstry ... a . 3 7beiN. 17 ammo' 14t0 Peers. lleat of the Am. ... ... MS tlOO 7a . Ps Tian= .......... ......... ii. :es Tema Imam . 373 tts For terms of *MAL or prow most. dietary maim t t ats blormattes. apply to isisi. =be are earlsalili a tureesles of repertor the Sande= Wes tragic teallmt le Mialt ' Asesaliolas coke*. MARSHALL awl ZDRIDOZ, M. Terberebelreet r e l NORTH of EUROPE BTIAM NAVI OATION OOMPA fr sevlue MU( SNIPS ea be Nu ignit .... eeerreybee= i er . peoseeere by Iles BOrg liaja tor ST. Perusiffirao wil l uasi IT. am Ws:" COMM./101N, Juornsel N. STETTIN Jewel! eeel I& a mak teL ',maid wIIONIGNINIMI, rairatesty every ob Wegoselreee. tad rer St. Pstenese, isd every tortallet. Proem rad limn by s levee eteaba tbe fallyeeleS ne l eryni NAVIGATION. I NAY kg d thy 15L . 41: a PA me w ON eft issusaz " lea 'Me . to M. C. erriall=rl Ser Plaingersigml tomb, Maladdict. 3144. W. IL ANDRICWR. Mew.. Dereeter. ETEAM to OOTTIENEURO —REDUCED TANIS...Ms NORT H et NIIROPI OMAN NAVIGATION VAN •rra 11 . 1610 4ra d"I lIsirmw7 Vl=l= th er: I LQW ---"nsa. ke MLIN p.m, es raft_ mad es st rion Mei gradhr. : Ares Se Orlerby, IZA Sid &Si. At_ w. ANDREWS. limagleffDtreeler. 1/14:i ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA. Re.— IDE RIM( YOUNG aad Ws LINE.—TM foliar:mg ral• I IMPS on tea Wallas far SM ualaissaliaasd porta ossli with wawa der: Leabas la Or NM lolls Doak& aka I Captalak I Pact. ?W. Po Pc/ Jacob Wyo. Port PMI, TKO Jar WPC A. Biwa _ i t : ll , :cklaod sad Now KO Jew l 1000 July aft mb e { R c !! . a on Jur II Wasp lo the Undo* Botha dimsfue l 0. Palparabe ... I NO I Jaw '7 Mats lot orals oar may polattia telt& cc pump apply to FItEDIIPACK YOl3/4 0 ZCro.. tutgongili WEE PLATE REGULAR LINE of PACKETS. Tar MIONTr VILMA awl par PIMPS ATOM Orlik an =Sir la • l i r . sa t.i 4 in s• at m = earr• .. A . lr ~..... • 1 rad JObltrlllltil aiteßr4.4.6 Omeardwr ; Wag la As l= " bealia Has pod kw prawn. Yee term at PAO* or prow apply Pa MILT NM Ca.ll. lima et Balmia. RIVER PLATS REOULAR LINE of PACKETS. Set MINOS ATM DINH , Io foams Iheandolk.bas Ike ClZlita Warp _nasal. Ara 10 , 1 bps Imaaßsierra massispses sent el mart**, CHRISTIANA CA 6. mriroglum..-- , Counleder‘*". =lrit• l X: P ilmbi " :4% . It easikat accommadatine for prisem—Fer War of or mein apply WHARTIN sad Co.. I. Orsat 11l Halsali Q TEAM to NSW YORK, how Soothatoptoo. Al Tbe UMW Maio WM Mom Alpo start pometosily o Boma asepan tee KIM YORK Kassa es MINN .• litt DIA N N i l i ttosatil basoos7 l *saws, Jr IA WAL C UYSX. as to 119 KA. Jo* 11 MIRK°. US Imo 11**rwayroar - .1/adolotw. s v • ..., f mi. wow tar 11i5..................1010191** Bolls PRIM cc prov= i i smosl amis. slornaots 877- 1 2, Os Row sod ks. lea aiso Po ; mend almSo2 PS; * das amoiro and Waablogan, OM dr. OPPIS Wl*. wow dims SIS. nomad elm RA Apo, is ORIX MST and Co . 9. X. llarlliopion. Chaetwerom; adaata 111.111.1.4. 0 1 == or sotocro, gm to. egaimeird,. R. bra& sod Wan et mat moorlet**4 NOM VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCK& T LL Tbs VICTORIA DOCK C O MPANY °ITS Bann elm Os tsl. MAW *IR vis Tow BMW OITT LEI 10111LACB111 '" ti " BOMBAY .... Kild6ss4 Os. WILL „ IDS Mu ass mad Ow TT ALLENDE 1...34 CALLAO ..... Weir; sal C. ToLoinw 677 ADELAIDI.... CsowSkay WC.. WS PSOTUIRKTOIN 76t Is KW T01L.... O. Oasis. li PI PH II ADDLPHIA O. Kowa 111101 3711 01 IRA LTA A I II ALTA ..... Kw/ owl CIL 07711, WS MALTA I ALKI AD DRIA N. A. asdass. SAIL LA Warfel. . 17» LIN• maw hafts ssewsi IN De WOW% Dais. c-mieftnoi, Ws st=rie lis SD Ds as sibsw il E i5 tin: .1. 26•4 4 = 8 1.9 Aims WINK Wassolis Ws elew Wwilinsfast ifise Sys Wes wide asswell sno ibi rs_Ars WWI Ws. asi all diem fat ad M um imi llmas Daft se Se saes Ma istylselDisi at TWeels=lWW. el N. UMW a - cartes. mamma Kl a 8 H RR' KASHMIR FLANNEL dil 1171 ovpioons. eirorima_wrimm coff. Troller • rid Orr W =mar mod ah Prim. from VOL rd Wadies did WI ardr ILM ,XS th• MTV . bd Kamm am Ilda rd Garr ear rat to ddrinr arr. 1•••• ;_rd arid dada hf Pr' 1 011 lad ordredidi bd soneam ea magellea. MER HIVEB.—PRIZE MEDAL awarded to G. N HOUR and BONO to Bee atm and an the Pinto otik . a rith aat—li lbs 21011 , 17): 1111111011 ... ED ABB Ball Flo Bea. Kandy packed for the country. lyaryangai Ws: tom of other Improved litece. with drawings d Wiese, elga_ nerwita two etactipa-0. Willi DOUR wed BOBS, 1117. IBgb licitcon. or 10.11e-entatrept. CRYSTAL GLASS SHADES. THOMAS Niumorowi pure WHITS SHAMS Improve the op pugns., et MaltoMar mid works of on while Mom mostly Wad i filaleila 014 al• obioet• under them. Storm and gilt ribtaker ?••r;ome aim. IA•to. Chola q 5. ma W." rolled Mom : nsonsest Mak In AO feet .1... Seed t Sem mtllopane. moo 4Mo ; IBllliallMani, foe testing the ty of um.— At THOMAS MILLINOTONV. 87. ISMotrommorAvoteMthost. 11AVY'S ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT. Al As lavalealis= e far kar.Wwie:Liv,.._,_lrlm. iiithimarik web. sad gam. Vibr"...,.. 6 Ev. a.,..r. t 4re me% • INII•lkal al Or aliss suseZtborg: 110107 26. ed Zug =ls imesluitil =ar Ullnlis sad Sem ta me. eimisiaml ARIL TOUR LINEN.—The P seporeaded. Thermst ar s WM t r ird Alogrip mihrear. IMO* 4 1. dor •••••3 re wide • aresible. Pa ; LINA 4 4.. isms rralgAh Is iraillato• - girA • vilrilie. morn Is •••• dr 'vim STURM:IAM TROUSERS and lbws. .i i .........11A317110, liedimpo i. Ikriseism Yam= irwiarire =lry pfue bs 2 lir. •IYr gm MOW maglallems. La . ...s .d. sisesseille gmai to TX am) bove l ltatat iiirprine 11. WIVIL, *aim 11 1 . ita. M► EWING% WATERPItOOFB an ther= beet P ° .eue. kg. say wta NUM all webibms. at. ?Mir age t i tirM a i 7frov arr i a l lafar ae gt bas T Sim i AM: es 4 ma ea a ammo bask and reaulbloa b 3 gap limm brim Del•laciewo, baba • *alma Imilai'mala la slab as map arder Woman' aw fres saA. blb. war a z io. llo ebb e al same J. O COWIE O. per • DRAY and Co.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTS, he.. &rewire. Vero Tbsaidwatreet. ow Lawkwiwiala U:3ING CASE&—At Mr. MICHIS MA -3Elmm ispiAiresA NA a /16 nnli a ii=z2al: B46. 0, sad • 11101 dos ;LAW teary. = ji a miket r :Frir im". ai ell=biteadA e. A am Bose at Sr ter. We NNW PIMA mem. helm ald s arida PrO LADINS.—KOWLAND. LALTDOL an cticam= ir=zweszkaveralei =l=i:a L I tedrusaties i reand sem maw jo l eroVile 11/ .....‘ OPaci amid =16.76 - 0 - fam : isd Ni portames. READINO dAUCE. r Fisk Mao, Gravise, I.lb Ma" Nada 114.—JOIIN aid pods °lB. Sumal,ll . l 4... Ll Z lge am CI. Uke drag may "Mem ladhalima : ho rs ems b mambo. saa mat Maim rad ter men d me II are I% r i b : lib mas Wain% le pardordat la edam " •liab b Mama My by_ Jabs rad IMaairsak Saallm. AZ samara J. sad 13. CoM BMW aa the at sae : Mama lais am ma amama. TIALMSIMAII. Protested by Royal Latins d d . s pZ ei lhat c =ori ddiSi m ai %Piz 6. le I. tedZr Ai li s A Ild dem ili r i ll: ets bum as Meg VI ibia elbUsi SIM es "Ur d Yo ui ls elllVe r d: WM dads Tagil el dl sassildi se de Idld doll dds u ti r thaA °dal"' st iffi r tit ii A ta" NIVg il 6 4 . odd Boods.lBB. • i s nib s a al Sowed. lierdeid ; sod 18. w Med. OMILES sad TEARS. Favourite Ballad. Words ... 41 IL Trm ltie b 7 W. T. /FLOM!. mom= most thaitudrithethedullede bet e *ND., erir e lluell= Nude Pub lish= to ads Queen Vietarlsamd the spawn 111. POra OWN JOURNAL, W. weekly.—BOY'S OWN JOURNAL, price Ow Penny. will COM WENCZ as TONDLY. Jar tk sad be cowhand irsoldy.-8. 0. Ws*" pals lalir. Id, Ovavadaarta. Ueda,. SIR E. LY SOYA Price One el LSILA et ebe Mips at armada. I Peke leo NIGHT sad ORNIRO. LUCRETIA. DELMER. DETZRZUX. DISOWN RD ITbel. LAST DAYS ot DMITRI!. 111. • MT NOVEL. 2 To& Pelee H AZOLD. New DM the mete et Taeleadl ,Il tww *Map, we caw awn, kw Wet eaeaB, whist Dem' Looks : (Merge Roc:Ueda* a is a row days. foolscap 001aTO. DB MESSY ; a Tale. By the • Author of " Dorothy." Alio, Dana DO O Wilco, foolscap Y. colon, 41. Di, RTH Lathy': Jahn W. Pasta .ad &a Wag Parsad. wrt NUISMOU Illortratior. BBCREATIONio in PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY; or, the Noah so It Ia By NW EL lg. Romani. DIM ea THZ WORLD d WATERS ; or Recreates' to Hydrology. By YIN R. M. toarus. Momper E d ition 4a rd. RECRIATIONS la GEOLOGY. by Mile IL N. Roma. 'Thad 14. Riftri 44. TIONS In CHEMISTRY. By Tamar Oat MOIL Becoad Medea. ga. RISOIRATIORS la ASTRONOMY. By the Roo Large Tomunop, N.A. Tara Idttiuo. 4e. Leaks: Jaw W. rater arid Oak Walt Saari I. stow air. 2 rola foamy octave, COMPENSATION; a Story of Real Lite Thirty Tan Ago. Leedom Jobs W. Par.es sad /222 Welt Strand. 1151. B ARON DE BAZANLVURTS HISTORY of too WAIL Tar Wed ON the Froch. &myna Low, See. sail C 0.., 47, LutlpieblL "Now NI nom ad pram Do thy guide' C Wt be FROMM ow Ikhorloy ma. he HARGE at AN INC IRT t LORD OMIT JVIITIIAIP p lli t. Os the km TRIAL at 11 1 L W /Dwirotho of toD i g. lowinolos, dioiroolow to lbw loOß ow.opoll Rabb owl of BY . T n won PA oriaaaa MOMAS Drolhrs of the Meow WlNwwiciwit. Peke la. poi Mr b. U. Til#. Wow s Dridaw Amok ilocktelon. oN book sellers Is lowa sod wasy. Jo* petalled. Row sod Imgasood itakekitele_os• Aar& T HIS CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION ; Wing o Rolm of orroco s = rw ilat i f kiim loomolipmait i oad hopoolom walk& Polob to et fle lbws& T. aA2 1 1 ,01 16 lII.D,PWArr el the Oollkw of Obi Ms *MO* to Or Saul Lamm for flomoof the ark ha • Auditor. 111111•Tilaist= sod DI mai hop NWT. Woo : 101101•01. Mow% Grow laysions. MORIBONIANA; or, Family Pudic& Adviser Lti. sr. Intiob Cothis a lid . li ihweeld. Undo& BY Jams Volum' the AyM o rrie' .orM. by pea Mime M AIM at Habib. Newriad. tasks." OULVERWELLI3 MEDICAL WORK% Or*Wu. /Wham. Mal. sod Original. la 4•01; W.. 4171D111 TO BIALTII: or. Ihist to ark ----•-• - —•• H. 1.101.01.1 TO TOOIIIO X. nL SOW TO . WiT. rt NOALL £ID TUTSIOAI. IYJOTYaT Si LI/11 01 MOW. Diausas. TIN nemirres a MAMA= WI. DUSASII 9 4 111111111. IMINAST 1: 0 1111 1 m IgaZIPTIPATIO111. To be Ira Pc ef iberweel. 100•14 =wry NMel 08000184 41/. 1 LLOYDS WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, Io DOUGLAS JZIROLD. LLOYD'S EMU CIDOIILATION—= et 110,001. A (MAAS FAO? tor ADYNAT It =Wu MTV COLUMN Übe YiaY LATIST INTILLIODDOI,4 TWOPMIO; sr neisproppribee, my Non Amt. yr Dim LLO D. Aoll.blrr•worn. imam ETON'S NOVELS AND td the ZEINN. tiuOtNl AWL +HS CA=O LAST et re lii%tr Atibsd natal sopPl ale us then elf belt/ Owf, bow. Ca.; Fentopiebeleeet LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1856. R.R. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, g ins 1 loinsura,-o,lor 0 1 114 6. Iter ig .r i Fisi ilttras ell4ll la asa is Mt e s s eur a" be be.Mlol 6ll"wed owl a 42ll " "terairThal-W INI" le am la comsat dillyory a"Talre= MO won maw. &WM" Ow Ilkeiss. BENNETTII MODEL WATCH, 63, Chespside. —At ble steatifeetory, • very great variety of the newevt &slow with ell the iitat Istprovemeete. le elver. from 6 2 611 vea 6 • In told* from 12 belong. The beet Geneva watches 30 per 0113 t. DARII3.-MADAME WILBROD.-DRESSES, —l4OlWh COURipo T MANTLINI, sad BTATS.-4, Ras Nam Si AnirugUL tra. COAL MAIMMIDILL— Screw sad u lializa s t eR k. . ana tram R ealsw I:4 = L i t= al' ka1."14.6.11116.1e. 171" ise 11.14 1 1 :10 81 4 1.14 Vamay. "" le Illdaraaal lE4. did oft••• IWO Lomas Balm Swaim HUM labalos. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WzoNzsDAT, Juins 4. (Cosaladed from yesterdays Express) The hems then went into committee on the Somali end Literary Soeisties Bill. A disentedos ensued on clause 2, so to whet institutions might to be eomide►ed strictly seieatille and literary, so es to H distinguished from " sea us," and exempted front rating ; and it wen Mali, tared to allow the dupe to pan . pro fort a t►rough eoartaittes, on the andentending tbst the bill would be teammitted for the purpose of consider isK and dlesering the question. The remidebig clauses wore agreed to, and the house re newal, and meat tato sonmaittm on the Dissenters' Mu rkiest Bill. After some discussion, ea asandasest, prop•sed by Sir B. DIME/Malt, naderieg it obligatory that the lists of parties intending to awry should be pi red outside as well as inside the Vase of registration. oat opposed. on the ground of its being an tumult to the Dissenting body, but, ultimately, after a lug debase, it was canted, by a majority of 93 to M. The bill paled through committee. The other orders were dispcsed of, and the home ad joarnsd at a few slant's to six o'clock. OXFORD COMMEMORATION. OXFORD, ;VIM 4. MUSIC IN KENSINGTON GARDENS. This morning was issues a return to an address at the Homo of Gamow, for a .. copy of occrespondosco be- twein the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Pint Lord of the Treasury, on the suppression of music in Kesaington pitons on Asedsys." . _ .. TM carreposiones is r follows : " n. Archbishop of Canterbury to Lord Pastorates. " Lambeth, 10 May, 1866. " My Lord,—Your lordship newt permit at; to address yea ea a sableot ea which I eight perhaps to hive comma siesta with yea imam, bat at which I saa no longer he Wear, either ea my own aceoset er es that of ramp of ap gimps! brethren, who aro appealed to vary earnestly re peating the amtday made is the perk. 0 It is with mash retainers, that I interfere is a matter whist+ has the emetic' of her llspery'a goversuest, sad is whialt a large elan of persons is interested whom we should honest uswilling to deprive of say hem. lees gratillealles. But the letters sad petitions whisk reach use daily, and all for es expression of say °pintos either puliseesst se elsewhere, make it impossible far me to cinema from year lordship the holier with which these pesfeemasess are irgerded, sad the 'Morn which they eesseles to a large and Iserteatisi pestles et her Majesty's WOOL These madder the geodes, es to their condos *see se dierostlasesee, a vital gaieties as masons the national reilgies. Comestriss ee I de is them midmost% I feel it a duty which I owe to op station to reir:eent the.. to your lordship.—l have, Ile., (13 , gnsd) "J. B. Cartivas." " Lord Pabsenton to the Arebbishep of Centerbury. " Broadlaids, May 10, 1866. kly dear Lard,—l neelved year letter of to-day, jest as I was leering London for this Owe. I moaned in the arrangements for performances by military bands in Kea sisroe-gardeas and fa the parks, fora ample of hems ea Sanday &immune, after Divine stress, booms I thooght that those arrar gamest' world afford the leltabitants of the metropolis isaceent latelleetsal recreation, combined with freak air and healthy emetic", end net recreation did net seem to me to be at wines with the modest sad punt 'estimate of religion. Seek was my °pinkie, sad sash is say 'minks still; fcr I have beard nothing os the part of those who object to those arrangemeats which has altered my view of the matter. Bat I lad from you lordship's letter. and from repre sentations which hays reached me from char quarters, that a grist number of pence. whose opinions are entitled to respect, look upon tba matter from &different point of view, sad entertain in regard to it strong opinions widely differ. eat from ley own._ I. this pate of Wags I am saterslly led to ask Ural, whether the Misstep to be relied by a oratiamme of those tailed performers is martially groat to map palmate for the mil of tombs Mutat to the religious &sl ims of a large body of the misameity; .ad to that qualities there sea be bat ore easwer, namely, that it is sot. I dual then lore, fa defames to the seatimests *amend by year pees, ea your owa part, sad ea that of others, take seam for disaostiasieg the bead earth, la Katesisgtani gardens aad la the parks oa Basdays.-11 y dear lord, yours, &e., (MVO) " rlthltialTON." Pasch has a cartoon this week bearing upon tbs above subject, =titled "Oiresautssees alter Caws." The Chess is represented tittles to a shale sad addressiet the Archbishop of Ceeterbery, who is stsadlag orposlic to her, la a tows of diseppastaeat:—" Weil, asy Lord, the. I @appose my floaday bead tent be ease up too ?" "Oh de—w me, you 11 sleety," his Grew hawse to reply, bowing nest sowleasty sad defereatlally, "that's pile disreat airy 1" Lord Loraine has gives Doti.* that to-morrow Opt be will call the attention of the Roue of Commies 1 to " the wows adopted by her Majesty'. govormasat sad the First Csoutestower of Works with regard to the beads la the Yorks ea Benders." The His, of Prussia and tho Emperor Alexaador were Wawa ea Saturday erasing, is a very dark Melte mad a saris' raia, to aMy SCUM Mossier*. at only for sastoweed poem. As their curies, drove rapidly eat of the railway flatlet at Pawl= towards the bridge over the Havel, a &pukka, whose driver's driving " seemed like the Molest of Jibs, for he drove fariessly.” drove straight la moat the hnsee, with whose pleating mad prudes the Fee broke is two, sad the Emperor sad Kist tad to rt oat is the Ma sad mad, sad dad what at , eossodatiee they wild fa the seat Pawing carriages. The salseky Jabs we clever satragh fa relit by the era• foam to drive off saohserved, bet sa mars; Nemesis soma OM/ma sa ballistics of his whereabeats, sad he was pet into strict arrest for a few salaam. whoa the earn ea duty at the Passe arse with the orders that he afield be released at oast, with as adiaorsitfea to drive more ems timely la future. Attu a grand gala Maur at Potsdam ea Sunday, Use Emperor Alameda drove ma tato the Whim* sad rot there a Wet huh. Deshler; the diet wee semethog imperially mermilms, der it b &sorbed es kris; brought diva the salami at sees, sad without fey further aid el sedemat riles. The mein wee eseelmial by a dramatis sametsiamest at to lithe Omaha lath. palms et Pelidam. A letter hem Odeon, la the Atreirias Omen*, mem :—" As p i p Laden wee wshiss is the einem • hw der ego, • modest of the . Lyme. pawed by without ralutiag him. The seams* stepped W., sad reprembed him hr hie mreserteees behaviour, but the yeeag mss, Use via et • /mead is high atoms, replied with iaselmes. gamma Was Wholly seat fx the Crosby of the Lit merm. latermed him of what fad pawed, sad eihied fell wilifrata, he the yew wee unshed hem the eels- Mlitmat witheat delay." Tall LONDON GINZIAL ONNIBIIS COMPANTe ToSs ramie* IN "salmilag May $1.11,951L lOW_ Oa this, the chief day of Commemoration, the Bheldoefan Theatre was the greet point of attraction. At ten o'clock the theatre wee throws open sad wen 111/ed is ea instant. The the bestaese of the momieg with their usual characteristic diversion, et:premien their loyalty to the Queen, for *nom right hearty sod enthusisetio cheers were given. Prince Albert succeeded, sod was very warmly received. The my of " Johnny Russell" elicited a volley of biases and groans: and Mr. Gladstone was quite as unpopular ; but for sash some faint sad scattered cheers were given. The Bishop of Oxford was greeted twice with wimiagled applause. The name. of G I Williams and Omer Paths called forth deafening aulamatioes. On the cry of " Gave's." being raised, tumult sad each protracted groaning and hissing. The Emperor of Austria and the King of Brunie seemed to be in no netterodoar ; bat when the Emperor Napoleon wg called with throe cheers, they were given with a speedo and a promptitude bet. honing that confides°e I. still unshaken in our ally. The eoly remainlag cries of say partlealer note were these of the Rake of Cambridge, the Berl of Cardigan, sad Lord Clamodon, each of which ware welcomed with prolonged acclamation. In the meantime, Prince Albert, the Prince Regent of Baden, and the Primo' of PfON/11, attended by a brilliant suite, had arrived in Oxford in a special train on the Great Wasters Railway, the illustrious party being con wiled from the elation in two Royal carriages to the reel dense of the Vice-Cheneellor at Worcester College, and having gone through the usual formalities of peeseitsties, the Royal party returaed to their carriages, and drove to the theatre, when they arrived about a quarter peat eleven o'clock. The Chancellor (the Earl of Derby), the Vies- Cbaseellor, the peeningu selected for the honour, of the day, the proctor, sad the beads of houses, who had mumbled at Worcester College formed themselves into a procession, and followed the cortip to the theatre. A noble outburst from ate organ of the sublime notes of the National Anthem betokened the warm°, et the University digni taries end their illustrious Maitore,but the strain was almost Instantaneously drowsed by the continuous hurrahs and shoats which rang within the building, sad must have been heard for a long distance,. When the applause had sub sided the Chancellor rose, and read tte diplomas of Con vocation eonferring the honorary degree of D.C.L. upon the Prince of Prussia and the Prince Regent of Radio, the announcement of which we. received with renewed cheering. The doves of D.C.L.wu then conferred on the following diringnialted penes:—His Esc,limey linsurne Bey, Am bassador from the Sultan of the O:tomu Empire; his Excellency Count von Brmstorff,Envoy Eztrnordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from his Majesty the Kies of Prawn ; the Most Noble the Marquis of Abercoen, K.G.; the Right Hon. the Bart of Clarendon, E.G., 0.C.8., age of her Majesty's principal Secretaries c f Stab; the lltight Hoe. the Barl of Elgin and Kitcordine, K.T. ; the Right Hoe. Lo►d Ashburton ; Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons, Bart., 0.C.8., K C.H. ; Boar-Admiral the Hon. Sir R. Bounden Dundee, H.C.8.; Sir Henry Holland, Bart., M.D., F.H.B. ; Major. General Sir Harry D. Jones, R. 8., K.C.8., Gonne? of the Royal Military College, Sandhurst; Hairpin; Sand with, 8.q., M.D.; Dr. Heinrich Barth. Unfortanately, General Sir W. F. Williams, of Kan, and General Sir Colin Campbell were shunt, bat the men. Um of to& names elicited the meet entlinsisatie stela medal. The Bari of Clarendon and Admiral Sir B. Lyons were more especially sheered la Gaming up to receive the degree in the customary maw. Thee reitessestile reekades el the pokier. The Arse la order was the Latin pow, by Mr. Edward C. Wlekkau, et Bailie' College. It was 'stilled "Mors Socratic" To this snecesded the English essay " The reciprocal action of the physical and moral condition of cosatrias upon *ash ether," by Mr. J. H. Itrynoldr, fallow of Brasenoes College. The Lain sway, by Mr. H. Edwin, scholar of Bolliel Col lege, and the Stanhope eway, by Mr. E. W. Henderwo, of I University C4l.ge. The Newdegete poem of Me. W. P. James, scholar of Oriel College, wee the soneltaing pies,. At harpist 12 o'clock the proeeedinp of this exalting wonting had hews brought to a close. In the afternoon the Prince Consort received sa address from the city, which he replied to es follows :—.. I bog to Shook you for the address whisk you have roosted to use, aad I aware yea that it affords is. slavers satiates:ales seats to visit year ancient eity. I have had the pitmans of tab( ;att is the proceediap of this saarshwg, sad, in esseprusy with my two honoured gusts, hate spat a very I ha ppY day'" FLOWER SROW OF AMERICAN PLANTS. Yesterday a large number of persons 'isnembled, by invitation, 1 view a adlestion of ettnerkan Bowen in Aehbornban Pa.k, grown by Mown. Waterer and God frey, in Knapp-bill Ninety, Woking. The flowers omen principally of rhododendrons, anises, halides, and sous fin apnoeas of coalferimes plants. The went show of Almon is perhaps the Ingest private coUntos ever pit seated to the public. The tent in which they are arranged is 376 feat long by 100 broad. It is covered by 9,000 feet of AMASS& inavas, and is capable of affording neonno• dad= to several Untamed Tinton. Opposite the estrum la an emblematic painting, in holland, with agates of Pines, Whiny, Plenty, and Commerce, with andallioa portraits of the Qom sad Priam Albert ; and cc the °pewits side is a cnrespoading paining, representing Fuse, Hinny, the nee Arts. and Science, with medallion pottralts of the Snipers? aid Empress of the Prenolt. Along the sides of the tent ran traasparencies, also in holland, having painted repnentations of tropical birds and pinata, whisk Unse als, la a most agreeable and natant assist with the pleats and florin on the gross& These paintings, sad the decimations (snottily, have been emend by Mr. J. Collies, of Bennetstreet, sad are highly anditable In an untie point of view. The standard rhodadeadzon pee. seated a rich and Ronne* *potentate. The Atrossigni. seas, snits.., Sir Isaac Newton, Lord J. Ransil, verve. annan, peed Wotan Bre/satin, and other specimen of the sleek were particalany aotiesable for their tell Woos and risk coloarlag. Bnas specimens of the 'salsas here sablldtod ban attathed a height of Bor 9 feet. T too specimens of the Thole awes were mash Wanted among the conifers at the estrum. When viewed hen the raised platforms the while colleen= presented a nest agreeable prospect. . It should be dewed that this dotal fiat is is ettesaulea with Cressoras-gardeas ; sad whoa it Issessass sere psi rally haw% to the palls It will doubtlass form suss of tbo peat attraetleue of the fatal mama, whisk may be said to base only just matmemood. Amoupt th. Adams rem the Duchess of Custridp sad the Primus Mary, the Duke of Meeklnbar, sad DWAIN) of Meeklembsry, as Dualism of WsMagma, the Dualism of elethitleud, the Countess of Derby, the Berl of Marsh, Lady Mary Clive, Lord sad Lady Hardiap, the &Mafia Ambsmader, the Berl of Bellmore, the Marl of Aeltbarnham, the lad Of /Motive, Lady Wllleaskby, Lady Oventose„ Marquis of Wlashester, Lady hastrather. Lady &ageless, Lord 0. We/Imlay, Bir G. Grey, Mr E. Peel, Lady G. Bathurst, 840 J. Atkiasea, the Boa. Pam etabbsraltam, Ate. L the mein the fireworks were responded, la order te emus the Beni serail hem damp, lied this sn arm. smut win be esatiatted daring the szlibities. M la ntern woad, borrow, ememblett ia the seedeas, sad elms& the other SINIIIIO,II eatertelameats width Mr. Simpson les provided t. the mails. [AdNININDNita—HOLLOWAYS OINTKINT AND bias aim • W ur run &a •• arm Tau? erustssa,— lig. W dub. Eigatitc ad t simatt e littat is ?rearm lki. kw& aka Ibmg. UNA. dim. dOokalli. limb ti•N•ms, bk• .u. 6.11. Two Ina as Nor Ise Dm" Is be kg, kr VOA dr Asi boa maw smIMI Ds& ma at Os baba sag INAM• agra•Aiskikt _boloolasinget eigibm. No walk% b•wwwwra OMNI GM be us al Nam* Nb Ask sikkal • pedrgiumVlr s rtim imam dralgtok Ns *gni i 4 Irsolur froigirrims. g AN, em& Larks. mai ik /Ashikabm• )M Talk ; by A. Mom% Ockliaggigl.l A. DAMN WNW NA I. ggir. Iklb, (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. DINNER AT THE MANSION-HOUSE TO THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY AND TEE CLERGY. Yesterday eviDiog the Right Ron. the Lord Mayor entertained, in the Egyptian Hall, his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, several of the bishops, and a large party of the clergy oronetted with the metropolitan diocese. After the anal preliminary toasts, The Loin MAYOR proceeded to give the health of hie Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury. He said he felt proud in being honoured with the company of an individual holding so high a position is the churcb of England as did the most reverend prelate. He felt, also, proud of the smell assistance which he (the Lord Mayor) had been able to give his greet., within the bounds of his municipal autho rity, in furthering those exertions for the benefit of the church of England for which his grace was so eminently distinguished. It wee always pleasing to him when he saw men of great eminence, either in church or state, show an desire to forward the cause of religion sad of Nina lion. ( Hear," and cheers.) His gi aos the archbishop was engaged 'lame every Sunday in settle g an example to his clergy, and in urging theca to forward by preaching and sorrier in this great metropolis the sacred muse to which their lives were devoted. The importance of each erections could not be °vaunted, es they could ant expose the tbemselves to take an interest in their relipioas taro= as gereral education utilise those who wire their spiritual Worn encouraged them by precept and 'sample. He bed always thought it was one of the duties of the Lord Mayor of the City of London to shcw the connexion of those engaged in temporal government with these who were employed to watching over the religions interests of the staple; and he felt confident that be had not fallen behind ids predecessors in furthering, as far as in him lay, the dis semination of sound mom' and religions principles. (Chan) With them obthrvatioes he would give them the "Health of the Archbishop of Canterbury." (Cheers.) The Archbishop of CANIIIRSURT said he felt very grateful for the terms in which it had pleased the Lord Mayor to speak of him and of has position, although he could net take to himself personally ail the flattering expressions while his lordship had been so kind se to use. Much of the pear be felt belonged to the high office which he had the serer to hold in the church of England, and to the clergy ever whom it was his pride and pleasure to preside. His lordship had spoken of the connexion which in the metropo lis should always exist between churth and state. With that his lordship ad had much to do, is promoting the well ordering of the eimmettity, by a virtue's administration of the law, as well as by the promotion of that sound education, which, if "Millet' sl. would make law comparatively unnecee eery. Education would be of no veleta sullen based on roll esies principle, but b glowere necessity for the well-bob/get the eemmucity. For, although the rigour of the deer might restrain great offenders, still there was much othalt tendency to crime which no laws could reach, and there fore could neither prevent nor restrain. (thee end cheers.) For this reason it was necessary that rangier sad influence should be brought to bear, and hear dal lOW of that intimacy between the clerical end authorities which his lordship so 'Weedy la low mote. It was that union that filled up all de find cherished that spirit of kindness and Chtletiea charity ea which the welfare of the wit de community amuck depend. lie therefore thanked the Lind Mayor most heartily for thus bringing together the various ranks of the clergy, and trseted that the spirit of co-opt ration would long exist be tween that body and the chief magistrate of the City of London. His lordship, in his exertions la this direction, had emulated, if not surpassed, the efforts of his predecessors ; and be (the archbishop) trusted that hie lordship's successors would, if possible, go still (whir, and that, under God's blessing, rto praiseworthy and beneficial a combination would be atteneltd with the hest results to the community. (lieu, bear.) He begged, In eteclusicie to offer his best moths for them is which his he alth had been re ceived by the company. The nest toast was "The army and navy." Colonel Anorrion retuned thanks. The LORD MAYOR then gave the health, of the hi shop, regretting the absence, from indisposition, of the Bishop of London, with whom he (the Lord Mayor) had the honour to be intimately acquainted. He begged to couple with the totes the name (deka Lord Bishop of Winchester, whose exertious had been so beeefieially felt in the borough and otherpeetions of his graos'e diocese. The Humor of Wrecznathi, is returning thanes, she ezpremed hie regret ar the abeam of the ismer of Leaden, in whom ell the bishops and clergy felt that they had a valuable friend and adviser. He was sure he spoke the sentiments not only of his own clergy, but of all the clergy of the kingdom, when he expressed eke gratitude they felt at the compliment paid to their order by the Lord Mayor, in thus assembling them round his hospitable board. The next toast was, " The Clergy of the Di ame." Archdeacon HALM returned thanks. The Loin MAYOR next gar " The Earl of Hanowby and the House of Peers." The Berl of HARROWSt wished he was able to deltaic' to the important functions of the House of Lords. That hams had this peculiarity, that its members formed so ex elusive caste, but were raised from, and mingled with the other elaseee of the subjects; and helm the ab sence of that jealousy with which thistacreeies were re garded in other countries. His lordship was aware that for the happiness of a community two things were aeon they—liberty and order; and if it woe the function of the pi polar Wench of the legislature to HOUR the liberties of the people, be believed he might without arrogance claim for the House of Lords the merit of preserving that order, without which the most extended liberty would be a cures rather them a blessing. (Cheers.) "The University of Leedom." The Biel of BURLINGTON aelmowledged the teeth The Loan Maxon then gave "Lord J. Russell and pros perity to the City of London." He said that the noble lerd, during Me long piliticel career, bed left no public interest which he had not in time furthered se protected. He had defended the church, and when at another time be thought that the House of Comatose did not represent the interests of the people, be promoted and achieved the reform of that great body. (Hear, hear) Keay other public teams had his lordship supported, and in all his pebiie conduct bad serwad the gratitude and respect of the people of this coun try. He proposed to them therefore to drink the health of Lord J. Rope% peopling with It the sentiment of "Pros perity to the City of London." (Cheers) Lord J. Resesee, who spoke from ea unusually remote past of the room, wee understood to say that he felt deeply the honour that bad jest bean paid him. His lordship had been pleased to idled* in 'Meseta; terms to his (Lord Joh a Russell's) political gather, and also to his connexion with the City of Leaden. Of that earrisa he should always feel proud, eo deeply impressed was be with the greatness of the City of Leaden not only in its temmeses, but in its general intelligence, and the deed whisk It always took la all charitable, benevolent and eallobsamml obj , etc Herat thanked the company for Mos reek be begaillte might be Mowed to propose the health et the Loyd Mew, then wham rims bad never boss as lodividal lambed Esse son bare to his high mesa wr bad rimed greater mod is romedas every object that raged to the raga ger. (Bear) The Loin MATOS returned woke, en d give The Mom at Contras sad Mr. Healey." Mr HIINLIT briefly returned treks. "The 17siversity of Ozferd, and Mr. Gladstone." Mr. OLADSTONR, in returning thanks, said he felt bow =trwas that the 'masa! the University of Oxford . It be irradiated in the great seat of commercial industry, fee if they looked beck through the long cep levies during whisk the oorpoestion of Load= had played so important a pert in our history, be thought it mast be owned that during that time the university bad amply played its part it filling with distinction its page In the satinet rash. The rasps end advisees of remit times had severely strained the rearms of the osheeelly, sad the might with that its blears wen felt moose widely roars all elutes of the ersamaitt ess lte far as what were thessonly known as the orressirs, and as to political careers, he thought it must be admitted that at so period had the University failed to apply a seeesesisa of men qualified to serve their country, but he was sanguine trough in hope that it had not es yet emu the maximum of menthe which it would be able to render the state with referenee to other solemn theneeted with the great and powerfal inter ests that ruled the commercial enterprise of Busload. (Hear, been) They had heard within the last few months of ram being spelled to the University from without, but he releisoll to my that it had also bra applied from within —hi the Veressity bad, catboat waiting for the prom" at saes pereadM M slur its imitations so r to It these I Orr the esinusise et meets Newt (Hoar.) " The ITairsollg of Mr. Mamma, yeeeroed °lll =. Tie health id the Lady Memor was this gives by the %hey of Oilbed. ead hasellottly Ghee the company ed- Jointed to the &swiss tem. We leers with plasma that Mr. Charles Diekaws bee engaged to maids at the last iastitatery dimes of the Royal Hospital, at the Lesko Tavern, tide day. * Two days ago," writs, the Paris sorrsopoadsat of Ls Nord, " then died at Weeeithe., la eestplees absa rlty, a pentane who hoe n sane lthiery—Onst Is Betabeliee, whs. alter Modem I. sad the Oust de Mappers, wee the thirst haeltesd et Marls Lesko." ( - lOoscal ibligar Nay, wiho ban lotarosi to Paris bee SR Peteisliug, imprimis bimetal. se bisbly dinette* Ibitbs imptlis ulna %ha by do looser Alracrabw. THE CONVICT WILLIAM PALMER. STAFFORD, Wanswinev, June 4. kirellel deal of excitement has been occasioned Web en ennoutcement which was received, to the effect MSS in Majesty's government had ordered a respite of layer's matinee, with a view to a further examination of the circumstances connected with this remarkable eve. Llpss inquiry at the gaol it was &Detrained that no official annasuatestion of the sort had been received by the governor, =lit is believed that there was no four ation for the ru dest/ea beyond a paragraph which appeared io one of the Ismden morning papers. It is stated woe ently here, that SW George Grey, her Majesty's Prineirl S.cretaryof Mete for the Home Department, has laid the question of Palaer'e respite before Lord Causpbel, and that 'he answer returned by the Lord Chief Justice is to the off ct that he perfectly concurs with the verdict of the jury, and that he sees no lesion why the law should not take its worse. If this statement be true ' no further ommunicatio, will take pleas between the High Betriff of Sieffordshire and the government, and that high functionary will be ampelled to carry not the retention &cording to the initructioos he hes 'heady received. A eir minatesee which will peeler throw some additional light en this pitiful cue may be mentioned here. AA eider broths, et William Palmer, the convict, the Rev. M.A., altrovrami of the C parch of Hag itrisfelaSe teelfte Barite/thin, bus visited the =air several time aerial/ the last few days, and has acme extraordinary fee's in relation ti the ease, which he intends publishing forthwith, in the form of • pamphlet, which he hopes may have some effect in arresting the nine teen, for the purpose of further inquiry. William Palmer. himself, is very anoints that he th9uld be put urn his trial for the murder of his wife, whose death it has bees freely alleged was caned by the administration of poison by hie kande. That request it is not likely the government will grim, unless some strong and, at present, unforeseen con ation of the evidence gives for the defence by the niedieel Idelelelle should transpire. It memo to be the general is this part of the country, that the death of Paper ant Saturday week (if the execution as at present parpestal be carried out) will not tend to unravel the remark able medical mysteries which the late trial developed. If be should pont ess that he administered strychois to Cook, Dr. Taylor's theory that it may be abserbi'd and alt ascii of it lost will be established ; but Palmer Yea scoured his brother, the governor of the gaol, and the chaplain, that he bee nothing to confess in reference to the crime, and that he Its as innocent of the murder of Cook ea tte child unborn. in the event of his perseverrec , in this at.temeat the dis covery will have yet to be made whether the evidence et the medical witnesses for the defence is correct, that strychnia may be found in the body after death, no matter how long it may have been adminiatered. Palmer continues to tom plain bitterly of the partiality of Lord Campbell'. gumming ep, which be declares to be more one-aided than even the speech of the Attorney. 0. I, who avowedly strove to ob tain a conviction against him. d this CONFESSION OF A MURDERER. PLYMOUTH, WIDNIIIIDAY. In 1862 an old widow woman, named Mary White, residing alone in the villege of Nihau, in the parish of Backland Monachorum, about five miles from Plymouth, was unordered in her bad, by her throat being cut. At fires suspicion fell on her grandson, who, with bis father, lived in a mill adjoining the old woman's caftans; hut after a long sad patient lequiry before the coroner, a man named Th.mas Corber, • botcher, was committed on the charge of wilful murder. Collier was known whims borrowed money of Mrs. White, and mad* several payments shoat the time of her death. The grand jury at the Devon County Assizes ignored the bill, and Corber wee discharged, and has sines returned to Milton, where he still resides. —Yesterday a rumour went &brood that a Marine in the Military Prison, Davenport, bad confestet to having takes part with Corber is the murder of Mary White. The man in question is aimed James Craze, and he has been confined in the Military Prison for several weeks, having enlisted into the Marines, and being retounised was apprehended es &deserter from the Royal Artillery. There bar been a pecalisrity about his manner ever sines hie inoareeration, he apparently having something upon his mind. Yester day morning he burst into tears, and desired to see the governor of the prison, who accordingly visited ki l o, and to whom he stated that he participated with the row Ouster is the eeemitaion of the mur der. His statement was to the effect that be was about that time a elate dresser, residing at Tar.stoek, and made the seqnsintanee of the former by his coming to the Tavistock masker. The murder was planned between them end took place, Cress bolding the old woman while Corber out her throat. They then divided the money the old lady powered. the precise amount of which he did mot recollect, but he believed it was nearly 601., and upon his half of which he lived until it was all spent, when he enlisted Lk the Artillery, from which be sabaequetely deserted and en listed in the Marines. This statement of course created the greatest sensation, end was immediately moved to General Eden and the police authorities, and we understand steps will be taken to procure an itTf stiption into the Irish of the statement. Ever since making the costes fon the man has evinced deep signs of grief, the tears rolling down his cheeks Inesseantly the whole of the day. ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF BREAD.—This morn irg the bakers throughout the metrop the made an advance of one halfpenuy, and In some instance. of a peony, is the pries of Ike elb loaf. Bread of the second quality *ells at from 81d. to 9d., and houmbeld bread at 7}d. par country bread (unwsighed), at 7d. per loaf. The prim of the ►est bread remains unchanged. LUNATICS IN ENOLAND.—A parliamentary return lintel this morning, states that there are 651 luestice la respeet of whoa emandssions of lunacy are now in fore.. The incomes of forty cis (Atha. lunatics have sot yet been ascertained, nor , the allowance for 'Deists fined, _ _ sty by MINS' of the recent data of the communions. The teal roma of the remaining 606 of such !ratios amount to 1111,11181., and the total of the same showed for their maintenance, to 160,163 i. The number of cringesl hulks new under confinemeat, are, la county asylums, bespitais, sad licensed horn, 669, in gads, 22; total, 691. Plmitantaltrrlsx.—Let it not be supposed that we tail to reeve* the incaleslabl• renter which the Pre- Mephaalite fisher boa rendered to art. If it bad done Dotting abs thea taught—or rather compelled—other me* to let light fits their pictures, it would hone earned ondy fog gratitude. But it has does far more than this t' ongh. To estimate what this is, go and look at some of the beet Pre-Raplasellte atmospheres. beside the dismal dinghies' of the men who still refuse to be taught; cr even beside the dubious work of tbeis who Isar given their airfares, bat not with a whole heart. The back-ground of Hant'a picture, the Ssapegoat," looks from &diger es, sad in ono prison with the surroundieg works, ashole had bees broken bilks wall, and the real light of heaves were seen. Menke to than young men, the Academy tar on light—the eontrentlessl rale which as effectually darkened and dirtisd pictures r err perliatuntary ienpos did our hours— will shortly be repealed : artists are refning to endure it. But, we repeat, the Pre-Raphaelites have dons much more. They have bees as the alchemists to the men of miens*. Paresis' an error—or, rather, morosely por tage' a trstb, they have opened a world of die/orrice. We do not, with Mr. Burr, desire thet a group, the interest of which is human passion , should be backed by a wall, whose every blade of grass, ray gold-lase of mom, every chink, and ship, end orsieper, and eioadlore, shall be given. But the seen who have painted their pictures in this way her taught the eye of the piertare-'ever and picture buyer, to de mand a truth ; and the good old days of the " brow& tree," the dieters actually seat and wischanicial, whir pretend ing to be soggerir and imaginative, the stares of the pow tare—and imposture—school that " lead the eve" away Gem whet the eye hungers and thine, for, or it he no eye at all--and the whole idolatry of melodrama, intellectual as Sill as vulgar—tines goad old days are dime. The young redeemers have dose this, and the bug trolls we can pay take the form of a cos reopte. You are act verfoct. gentlemen reformers ; and ei me of you have to bra to draw, and most of you have to rant to okra. Da not place over faith in y ‘ur Jobs Herb& He writes such noble rid elmuent Baldish, that rasa more accustomed than yourselves to struggle through leopteirt to its moselep ere altos swept aloag in the golden lest; bet keep your feet, gentlemen. keep your AM. He is se risk is illastrstion—bis pages are the teigkrist of Mare—that yea may well conceive that you re befog treat wino yea are only berg delighted Pair le will always piers, though you mutt sot, swept fa by way), bet be not you denied. Ahoy* all Wogs, whoa be takes one of your pictures, and an szquialte sonar throws, showing that YOU have all ths gifts sad gyros laths world, do not be Utterd byre what is It; sad remember that as so woman was sear eneardal is sg a mac into loving her, an so lee. Wag will err Sr world into %kerma belief that YY plena alma Mt awl. Yea mask please on your own seavisa, art els Oa Nikita sestak et Obryeatem Mashie. Lad sisa INS allows IdeiseU, aI. his metes al this year, p reek a " metal, latiValit, end fat! fel " mart et aw et the grandest satsatealste of a religion .lief le a MINT et sasakiat, as %feeler to a " ant dist- Me" glees* et ebb at a Yorkshire road, with • few are el OM Med Ogee trallimitated wet, you Ukust mar use MP mei; sal, milk igmsoring rrilrar Mv- Mookin, be all to Myst his reps- Of what we may ail morel yearetive.—Thatia Yeralia Osaa) aimmoill