The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-04 00:00:00

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DEPO6II . ACCORWEE—The tied for arationßeat se waf4 sheilo.lll this aranin IMIs embalm Ceeptesties allow :w deep Ala far Isiethimil Awl MowYb este. of intr... Depeehe ore received C k llt e hae lme Mods of cee. One. or Oie years oriels. at 64w teat. pie sears. paid taWymety ; e the, de recelpia sic Area usesierebie with the etiolates of Lk Dim:um CAL L Art. CCM' NTS.—Vor eons demeited at to b e di 5 pee omit th e Ls slioweA thit rate rids( aad Mad whh the diwoant tate cd the Baal: of hoglitaid. JOHN EDWARD STEPHENS, Ilsaager. BAN% OF LONDON, ThrsadassdraWaia sad Odds d -CYCaL CHAIRMAN— ellr JOHN II LISRId 811 KLLEY. Bart, M.P. ors-Caamsas —JOHN Oil /71TH FAITH. Fad. Current seam& an esadved and band adowsd am balamssa lb per sena *sap& Is ad prosat awed MI delis. Mal do days' wilco of stddirsal as Ida onkel latleirtr Boo ML.L. lisssor. 17. Stenta7. Tlassolessdleslisid. Moe 111, 1.46. THE UST sad CHEAPEST TEAS is toots Is ~DM of Pll LL 11.8 sad COMPANY, Sooty 1 11, II ISO WILLIAM-IPTIMET CITY. LONDON. VINONO C NOOU k. 3s. A mama Prtoe I mist Ykikbell wavy koala. ecottetatof the sehoatooot et the looks Nab" art b lost hoe by poet es age pheotka. IL OARS an sooolloi at =Mt prim 71A8 sod COMM to the nine et 4k. or kenelle soot an** Ma to au Whine dodos co malt Men la &aka& VAL DEPARTRENT.I Screw and Railway. LIA and Cs. Elghlair I Wird Dipsls.—lietteale aftailrest tn. Ss repisr . tr i a =lv et Wll4 6 =Saisraugl ie sinfted. te asq pert et Lielw. es pie tea ma 4 Ow, eft.. sies &MomHWars. liaba.e iaayiad. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GOOD sad CH 11•P.—Cath burn will Alan . atheidentble H. goods ham DOW :I IMO .dCo., of ltd, l l l tr fitZ Clore. • can la thhietta• la order that the exteoeita moth may thopertat. isle h re las bad a deservedly high reputation inane roan tee • awahlanike of thsta *lnability, sad meow, —DOWNING asd Co.. I* WC filet Holton& IVO FAMILIES FURNISHING.—Parties. before 4. ar Star ardes. are seadialAtalt . re antenna* aantara nor raw ram et area. They will aril re C tr i Sin=....ri l ooltadeNlllUll, 1:111 . 1 . 1: .... 5a1156 rls resMA: fur sr& room dolitirE lo =ff: MUM to IM Orris = M lir ivi thin Orr bur samba DrirENT-PEO REQUIRED he BARLOWB NW INTIIIIII. =lra . 3 11 ez .... 41 1 / 2 1 E sr We. pell• P retrees to Few Ilis ail la two eft imp er: brig ri 1ft ..... L0 miftss slh:S . ir e be 11:1..... 4 _... slat e. dera mias ee had tA : peat JA E l e 7111e0 Wars are i 74. 111101ffindiellAssimboan, on um ands. All whoa 101211sr. 1.1 A REM SPECTACLES. Ow ample and 11. but. et alliesea *way. MN par f i e ke =Woo iffs4l a sh :: sicloura.. pia " as Tama,. aggaile lb. Ologisa— 9111106 a i M TINT PLUMB TUBING. - JAMB rs ZAIMOCX. Vdowisl InarlAllbse I . = lic lertneir IMseinselea e 4 the ark aaa ROSS and MIN% mil at dm. lien w= putts. Or sky. mil Vshigabld M sa U sad Wren" Cleareittead. Laser. 20 MEOW WATERPROOFS an tits beet mallio4om i we oboe A wealhoo I : 4 w &a r t Noy meal Rom — Zione YliC al = Tra is lint illltinan 10 Ibilr utility. Corea° Min bole an the belt eget mode to rase NW tenor. my as s Noma lest, rid marine me Ere= beep lien - lm odor. DOWN demaiL k lmO. NEW PElalllM Wm: mom la co aria Maria V" . .Oda Liews :lll l ==a l t J. altal l tri. g. flood. imolai SOUND and WHITE TEETH an not only la rd iagallaa at a pleal ia tYuya rriall=tts= . mime aismataire Wed Cs the per. p▪ m. IV DONTO at PLUM DiIITINSICI mama sartlalard ataikaliaa ram doIOMIWObo. Mb Übe atilsaaa la amaatiml orb" iseraelig :L ari aT l V Ma laas. mewls. tita pm am rad. ban late WO away trb=lo. ark ttem oremblis banish laaparlias omen= ▪ parka te Weal►lL Pike fa aa. per box. Cartool—Tho *cods thimate" am the latal. awl A. &OW LA N D 11011111,•.% Plattaa pinks; as the givandatat Sump Whet ea sack Ma. ba aim sad by alsaltaa potansia 11 , U PTU R E BW—By Revel Lorton Patient. b mot %tug MOC-IlAllf LIVES 1111/11119 almost be wee& M tebstit• bneelli• lie eteatly• Pa r We- en ef • awl e r e ellen UMW La • • soft toadies temid she 1101:-YkIll Neerh 1.811 1.11" X = WE 1 : .... ..........111i s• twieb ir4 ase trot* . al= It enee4 asp A ow le bid. •• Ye eireriamir: is bob toe Wye -1 1 .-" beletr ik leet It la. mut. ur. w n me. soniimaw •■ thiblllmi This al th• Y. WWl*. I I 1.11 I • ANEW I* wit um beta SCHWEPPE'S MALVERN SELTZER WATER. larbillsood the Bair Wdl Ise AA Mahon, resowmod for iss .1 . & V. surr pme ii smiles WATS' with rni.disom art 'iamb Wye rerriorei am Bodo. gliso Os" ar= s t, 'pool. . Beasissile r pialead by ir rod libel bowing rIUR6B et ASTHMAS. COUGHS . &e.. M Dr. IL/ LOCUMS MASONIC WAlrtf&—frala Ur .1 W. Dow. broloarr UostaaUsea. , Zerramis e -“use mikria abl=klla m lifagrag f is %St b •a i ssa t uit MIMEO lbee L e Irre a =Na infa.—lase Ift. fa sad rites. Odd be fa nada% TOZIAV 00PAHINE, or BMX% A RATED sy .... ammo nde mmi d the /nub Wisp at to the theft rod tosir Hothithis Pill t in Z Othroberpft by Jon to be tbe but numb Ithr a ofthith fir. Z; i41. 1 of IQ LL othe ith be kilowatt CA I. hits ow MAL : fi. St. M. To be WI of Os h wok.. OAIIIIII% 71:MACAU. tole Moth ANON aelfeteffek the fts. sod ottoalgal simian 111 RI UM Alt Pretested by Maya Latin a d irk at i rr. ma WW. fitsB=l . , de nor mac Ils. I. Is rows* Ow Obi OZOINOIiCb Trts •lihe la am ws lam s idd e : e ntidiLas aam esT .3 1 2• 3. nr of a ; . 'rnifreh. b . MANI glob gel a ng 6 .7 l . ~. -ft kLk meld mair ia "insok. le fi= I. ii - d S. "lire klil sl=at mi. awl el fr/m. ft plos ill itz w lar ant la ins kr as_ ZEL II :iii? r 2 .71 . 17= .... 401 ,.....:. %43. .... m. .... :. krisr.lll7= li.M i = .6001.46. , 01. 1k0kk0k5t mil hODOINGS for GENTLEMEN.—For 6s. por yak Oiatinks• er7 ••,• • manna oliteleetheed 32D le, the era d a lane reatlithroont, with the WI, and weld, alingspen, techellng aliendence, cooling, toondemiting, gm, at sh . Dua•u••• laboHima—lit• atm •II -0 P/IN R D. with essay IMPORTANT •=IONII Is ttectraturl is DlPAßTMl4l7-14 : =18 40118,1011,111{ r re ilai i•X ml bi te . : *obi of 1 Vas. Mow of modal woolen. The Moms I epos Oen IPair i lribm• bis illion• et 12. 2. 4, sad Maryut 7by ftida, • N y e alary aria of Iselero bum la dill•ln De. ai =l .. ••ey grabs. mea d s. la—No.4. Oyoulkyalle EA Iw RASOL&—The N PERSIAN' PARASOL, WO Masi* say dam al Mt dials ilk. ammessed welt imoc_ pri= t u mmy slaws .1* allir mi e ss floa Obaspiii; ilaiiesel: rid CrreasOpe Wawa lierimsd Ilislibep.--/fre lbe Ineend sg II•gelS: Yee tbrepra CHEAP BOOKB.—Stesailied Ora of mietre snubs, ra.. la mei Siori D ZE . e Vithrer..=7el w.f. sad Priam& Risme aim O M I ran IDWASTIMIrar ;X Cliendrult. Meadwarmr. DR. COHBES WORKS as HEALTH and EDUCATION. riIITBIOLOGY applisd to HKALTH mad EDUCATION. F o s [- Wl* 111 Mks. FAltsd by Jests Coss, le.D. b. ed. 11. Os Diattenom and DIET. Ninth DEW& Mast by JLNa Coos ILD. iit 111. Tall lIANAIP_amanT of INFANCY, far Ur Use of Arista. MOW idNias. Appmelsby Jur goA L LD. Is. ed. I=larlsd libestot. beesE, rid , MIL RUSKIN* NZW VOLUM& Us Ur WA Wt. wal • pobilimill th. moth Norm of MODERN PAINTER& By Joan ROUX, M.A.. AMY* of "Slave d Viers." "Nem Limp at Arid loorre.' &A, Is. With Titry.fre TOrraideri sward or steel. sad rersiers Welders rani fr Um wire. The lard volume rash ?N om* .14A IS WAra h rs• doll. Loader: Isash, shoat, sad Oa. o loot pobilial. U RET H RA; b pork la QTRICTURB et the iteNteleplie s-10 Ike% limorceos. Troslanit. &do sod Mimi Med. at Trailing Ito soon loorsetati• torso; Ida Com Sy loom Rau, 7.11.0... W , barroom to Ur Wooadosior Vaparry. "Mr. ads Is yell Immo to Iwo pod pat aotoorion to the unblock Slam ma iroirrodly leapt woo so salaam* oa ads mattor."—MoiW SM vbsis voliseels MI of oroodea sad Loewe Aldred of As llodlori Mow& Looks : J. Cburolin. Now Se iftweeretnel. Tbbt Who. ettseb.. by non vistoire p2 . 13 , 1L1TY IBBITABILIIY induced by IIPSZNAT011111241; tin Symptom.. Nike^ nod Itsdoesll by Stomas. N.D.. Vivienne to the Omen Nub ells Ulna Olathe Provident Institution. art. tram Ins Union Author. 21. Ittikenue Wilson, 11. Zona Nathan's ; an/ W Post osi7r Lloplogosse. Jost petikhod. New sad lardood Lake ; Woo lo.„ or. by poet. fat TWO= Sempo, i st&ii.=. HE SCIENCE of LIFE; or, How to Lire and 111•4 le Lie lor ; mak am& Huhn kif Dl* se 4 PM • l i. o .. 110.1•Nrocaloso kr of obi ; olambiblo alun Wi l ts • some of lila Ng • t•s. i t ial IrS 'goaiirvgava",,mll4ll, on the Ur of the Mlareoespo Is Sho limo dia. •Vii. mo ritLa foon • coallid e loorobor of i t . mso= per . rtralors at m. = V on tta b. warlosa ellsorde sSo zaa 111: " P UY Icilmis Ilhor is sad thi Ow. S. Priarmaaratar ;Maw. f 3. Woo& lout ; Mum. : Mow. 19. L•louriorolorro : ••• MI boot 111.11111 LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, _br DOUGLAS JERRI)LD. AVINAGB w a rdLT CIRCULATION-I=d MMUS. • OILSAT FACT for ADMIT II oontalso SIXTY COLUMNS, Maoist OD TINT LATIN? INTIILLIONACS„ prim TROPSNCI, or Thmeseso prattle, or W Nein Apmi k ordiroat km LLOYD. IMlLborrwrairs„ LaribrA DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUR TIT by 6VINING POOL at 1R id. preß.. missal in bi gwyam=JsalOHNMaw MADDOX. 10. Upper Alkiwienig. ItwaVesbilt. s WNW PALLY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. mill pu„ pr I 1 Irkmrawlurra sr resain. al _NI, kr 3r. ir. re 1 3k ; IP. ITAL. Tura. Neve Lank P. !LHILT NEWS LENT TO READ, is Laudon, M us. serlserisr.—UNT W MORNIZIO a r &22 . 1=1 . ING D0.,199.111. sty gr.—H. ADAMS. I. WOMIIIIII4III. Num Amos. BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO RIAD; mod sepeiled le the eeewary owing peek MM. ed. gamer. geidl ebseee.—/L 111111011. Oikereeeessee. Woe- Nees A.M. T HE EX P KESS.—The PUBLIC sad the TBALB rracal ai i. rani A teetimooial of plate, sabeeribed by Sir Joseph Paatos sad mom tioket-boldm cf the Cus el Paw*, has bus atm to Mr. Hoary Bras Mlle, In ;tekaowlsdatuat of kis orig;aal konateca sad ssaasymeat of the Crystal Palms Bawl. RESTORATION OF Sr. ALBANS Mllll2.—Yraterday • Debit' malaise wee held et the Tows-hell, 8.. Alborg, for the pumas of eonsidetiegi the best weans of upholding the ✓ hls abbey abate% of that taws, sod °lmmune. for it the dtgaity of a eathaltal. Tee Earl of Valuta= pm sided, g ad smogs sitssAility * ad retry of the county preheat were the Mavis of Salisbury. Lord Robert Ceeil. Lord B. Gravvesor, Sir A. Dalrymple, 812 B. B. Lyttin, the Mayor of St. Alto's, Sir A. P. C 0,,.,. Arohdaitton Motiv ate. red Asahikawa Omit. The abbey of St. All lame, ea* of me Satan stoonwasta of antiquity is this charley, hulas, kern Nola' to d. soy. The eamonat of the ' a plies sitaassary foe the thorough resteratioa of the band- b., wets getimeted., I. • report read at ths metier, • 30.0001. After addresses from the Ihrqsie of Selisbary, Lord Behan Groomer, Arobdtatos Ositigt, Be., woolutiess la emierdamn with the objeme of the mead.' were awl mowly adapted. Amos; eM ealtseriptisais imatmaged at Ile dreg of the wake, (eratieating te 3.0001.) were lb. Bari et Vens., 6001.; Ilesquiegif B hoT, 3001.; Lord Goren Grosvenor. 1001.; and fib 8.8. Lytton, 1001. OXFORD FMB LUISMITs—TIat foilowil is the swear of deny vidgemi, rash modem its.. to Oxford Fn. Library fir tke sheath of Minh : daily rbiker, ; di{ y kW' reedear, 117 Ihraday MOM reidese. p; p uet sperileedesr.re IS.. beebeselbelei oh& The **s cribed's •• bombe eseler do roe Om hoe kw St vet. AST a ibe Cwri Ole rota see eriveleity, who heat 113 yob , and dee Brehm Prolkeeer of Divinity, who w preeiguted Maim's Zama Seam tie Mid Ages, lielknee lAutratiere of Boma and Arlam's Can entetiosal History el &wised ; gempaaiss abs. volumes *my ham...sail, Mead. The number el bolo peserater free the esnearmese messes ro sprat& of 4/A• TRW MIN KILLED IT • RAILWAY Taus.— I , Oa Tuaday_sight, about hat-pat lOierlock, so the Limbs sad Norsk Wawn empress urns from Masehaeter to User. viol. widen leans the terms pate at 10.16, was pus* offer Chat Moss it ems is *sten olds • tow-luny as the sews Use et rails. Three plateelayees, who bar boos re tsina( the Ilse, wen ea the isrry, proyellisi It with their feet, sad it is sapped that their attention hod bees as meted from the design Shied by 'nisi sad hearing a bran laptop sets amiss is the eysesiai diming, ethos wise they would ban bad time alter *hailstones was Missed le ban throws the loot-lorry of the rails, sad to han forayed themeless. Tee collides wee lasting easikUstiss to the foet-lerry, sad the meforeesta ma *Mg os It were ntoekhesty sad falsity mutilated. Two of then. Miami Cavammet sad Theme Ward, died almost inns dialed? true the ',woof their jejune,; sad the third alas, Barmaid Beelth, istmessimUy died at the Manch e ster Is henry. The laver s I s weeper tier saw train oa the Um, sad possibly Jibed est freurred to the ustertseate nes that it was sae weary to keep a quirk look-sit belled. Calmer's terrains had bees opened yeetnday to annul. pa the dreaminess', bat bad sot Pea brought to a orts eludes when ow arenas left. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1856. LITHRATOBZ Novara and her Bridesmaid.. By the author of "woman'. Devotion.*--Herst and Blackeft. Most writers of fiction are content with pilot Co., or at most two, pair of lovers Woggle the is este labyrinth which most be threaded before mar rine, the termination of their aberration, can be reached. The author of "Margaret" disdaias es duple an undertaking. The loves of some half-dome ;Irani ladies—Margaret and her bridesmaids being aded is the num in the novel before as weed from the bud to the flower. It is no simple lay of love that we have to listen to, but a complicated heronry of nil" tattoos, declarations, refusala, sad The Deplete stories are woven tessfik= l lll7l Masada On reps, perusing their ONIINS 1111911111ftb bat yet eleelaatly matter. It is deft however, to the author b slate that this osmoliselin never re. threes confusion, and that the drienelleee =NW lisSladissd ilemilty. to stable ewe W i L iwe sialda a =The Nth fen Car ia m I lly. the letibeela• to bast( a prevothaave width tramothe bwhelsi emsblered as the Weise of the Now. Karma breeribslag monied at the comateme• sent of the ON eau*, emathiede oar sympathies =etfrom the selheleme the =therm flca the of a highest vie lee sit array ealeak te pesthet hie efetineve Iferaeraffeg late vim ndies, eapiath the beeestheg av is= of a Methith me a Bybaritiett he Weide NI hielimeatry, gin e Mang se le WY be. bast te the reeventresem of his elk mai m engesetheed with a "ma' for wbem he ids se bee. He wishes by ship wreck at the moment when be is brought to see the error of his ways. Lott y, Margaret's tnend, is the most successful of the author's delineations. Making abstraction of a little exaggeration, we are inclined to look upon Lott y one of the most faseinatiog little heroines with whom we have made acquaint ance for some tiros past. It is quite true that she has a provoking tendency to rush into ex tremes. Her filial obedience almost degenerates into slavishness ; her independence is something like de fiance; her high spirits assume the form of wilfulness. Nevertheless there is a great charm in the manner in which them characteristics display themselves. In obedience to the earnest requut . of a dying father she consents to marry Philip Leigh, whom she can not love. Philip, who is to energetic in his selfish ness as Lotty in her utter diet/gaud for self, determines to gain that love by harsh nese after marriage which he had failed to obtain by kindness and devotion before. The pro grees and issue of the struggle constitute the meet interesting portion of the novel, and exhibit occa sionally subtle and delicate appreciations of character. We may add that the conversations, which occupy by fan AO largest portion of the work, are spirited, and sometimes highly dramatic. We must maks room for one spumes of Lotty's quality. Philip, le one of those moods which rendered hies inclined to be revenged on Lotty for the affection which she showered on her friends, and of which he thought he could obtain no share, has determined to carry her off to the continent, with the intention of com pelling her to throw herself upon his love, in default of any source of enjoyment. " Bear " mentioned in the extraet, is a favourite blood - h ound, between whom and Lotty there exists a marvellous under- standing, and of whom Philip is jealous accordingly. Though Philip hod ghee Lott, hit 94 been' nuke, duels, which time oho had to make her lerez.tekieg vein, end to missile her dear old nuns to her abesccs—a very difficult teak, sat not completed either—ohe and Bear were reads at the Sip/haul hoar. I am not some to be troubled with that doz." For • suonsoot Lotty versed white. Then recoveriog an the basest, eke kissed him between the eyes, sad spread tato the carriage. They were age ti Liverpool, 18 miles, in their own Bar rimy Whether in that lad Mee Lotty bad gives Bear say t ree vats iestructioos, maid aot be secertaised ; bat on arrive, at the hotel which they welly inspiented, the bre object that greeted their sighs was Bear. Lad Lotty semmed in as degree surprised. Philip waited until they were is elm sitting-loom, sad then, in a load end angry vacs, he swore be would mad the dog back. Beer growled as be bar' the angry ton". Philip alma bim sharply with a rldiag.whip. laetantly the dog 'rug up, wits • howl rf rage, but not quicker toan Lotty, who, plociog basal/ is front of her hop bead, received the huge lore of Bear on her slight figure, leery bail* raised, him eyes of • gluing red. Philip shuddered as he sew those situp, glistening tinge, within ea loch of the entail, elite throat, and knew thee, whoa blinded with rage, each licodhousda as Bear saw aot bleed het s foe. " Ab I Bear, be good ; is this like's (esteem ? era them year .seers would 7oe hurt pool Lost, 1" The bustles fell, the tail drooped; Bear tuned away Lis bags jowl, his eyes areamod • peitest and subdued look, and with • whine of apology, hommcbod at the lost of his little " The dr g if for too savege to be loose," mid Philip ; "I'll have bb proud spirit carted with the whip.* No, Philip, you meet mot best him, fa then you will imbed make hi. savage." "Meson as Rashes done Makers's, I'll bare the hound chained up, and • good &Wag will teach ha Rot only obediecce, but better mariners." Lett, looked at Philip with tholes. sympeameof &hese he bad ewe nee Is hes eyes towel& him Ad b. wee set mesh mistakes be main ellatelliet *ere sl.o. Bat be left toe room to Islam We eider't ma lilies be retorted, after the lapse etas Mar, he Stood Logy yawed fee the dia.*, that had Is.. ordered for them. sad Beer oleoPilf %Wetly seder the airLott, was pale, bat kw eyes tart sad b,illisat. Bead my soviet kers," said Philip to the waits/. " You meat aot base my deg beetea," said Ludy calmly. I homed to berg him butes," said Philip wildly. I would rather that you shot bin, Philip." I see se ape Lotty. I nese bat to lane btu." "That is set trek you know; with a astute like a Mead's, you Ma Ida if yea beat him." We quill me sheet that, mid Philip, " after the °pert. ties le user. He ma thee be shot if he pun« worthier.. "He shell be sbot before be is boatee." .aid Lott, ; hem en year pistols. I hare get then ready." As abs banded Ma one of the pistol', her dumb grew peter, la.r eyes darks:sad men residue; she bald the other et her bead. The errant tires beard ayereaohkag. Come bete. . aid Letty. The Able kraut wee by her side es she evoke. _ W.ll yea shoot ay dog, if yea de sot like him, Philip, rather than have him butes ?" No, be 'ball be Bogged " Thee I shoot him mimic" mid Lefty. Philip hoard the ellek • f the look ; she plead the pent to the I ivies do s, who wee looking up at her with pleased lard Lyme. sap to °so side," she said. "New, my Boar, forewelL You take Lott es heart with yea." As irresisUleu impulse to gm his sea an kits, eased Beer's life. Philip taught her haul. I did set knew yea were web a fool eked the deg. Ho shall sot be flagged." Oa your weed. Philip r. Os sty ward." Oho took We hawildsoked at it fora raemeat, tad this maid, Munk re, Philip." Bull be/Nisi tire head, she soetiewd : . Is Bear to go how* with Barn, se mask with as I" As Philip hesitated to ropir, ste said : " I am afraid, Philip, he will dad us eat, wherever we S's. ; ••-• Thus take his with yov." "'flask you, Philip," sod she busked lb lased with her tl Her foe nosed Its usual odour, sad bar ;matey, playful essasar retuned; GU sad Boar lad vats s acme of law sad adoration, sassiod la whispses sad dumb thaw. We aadarstaad that the rectory of at. Owes, Bloeffebery, vomit by tbs 'Wallin of time Hoa sad Bar. H. IL Villiers to tbs ses of Carlisle, too bap glom to tho Rev. IL Bayley, Aar of Webera, Beds. AGRICULTURAL BrAwinc. Lard Staley of Aldrelop's bell kir mkt*, p °rigida for tbo sellisa of sgresaltaral statiotisa has Imes priatad. It Is to M assa esittad ea Friday. nun are 14 madams Is thil bill, sad toe sebadales. Yeasty reams of leaf sad lira stook an to he nude, sad steams* GI the same are to be solo sad pabllet ed. It is messed that wiltsetats ad aisobesse of maw should be spyikatoeL Nash's. ars to M safotssa tot aetaaklas Maras. IMPERIAL R ROUSE OF LORDS.—TatnisDAY, APRIL 3. Their lordship net at 6 o'clock. CONSULS IN TURKEY. The Nod of SHAFTESBURY pave sodas that sa the return of the noble earl the Sserstary for Feasts Alfas so his phes is esslissot, be (Lord Wadi OM Si address to the norm papa, that kw veal le- Kites* as inquiry into the slarooter and Pad of the Staab °opiate untoe tbresisboot the Turkish The noble sari at the suss time prawated a paths frogs Woollostoa la favour of church rates. Tbe Delmore Forest and the Seorstary w the Pow-law Csaualseivean (Irslaad) BiW Wire esesrally read a third One and possoil. TONTIJII IN INDIA. The Berl of A1.111:1 - eieeriaiter we Wyse, deacneseed the prudes eir b/eW( totters ea the satires of ladle ter the pewee* et collo/Wag the meow. This berrible ee,pMMeses , be *wired. will /inward, Sad he read etessate di rhie thee streeides et tide deeeriptlea had bees presentee he Me Piedras Presides., se meetly se Jelite hie yew. Wised ARGYLL Melee &manse esplesetlea ea the *NM, lie maks eles spool Mk Their halo* eelsereelee U. Matta to el e'elosh. HOU3II OF COMMONS.—ThEraspAY. APRIL 3. The Srithiaz took the chair at a gadder to 4 o'clock. THE BALLOT. Mr. B. BERKELEY pve nodes of his maul ballet Reticle for the 22nd host. 01711. COMMERCE WITH GREECE. Mr. BWART inquired of the Fiat Lord of the Tamer, whether say raesaues were Wag adepts& to prows the re. sad, by tee panatela MI then% ith IMMO dodos sad dims, stated ia the report fremest elands ne pedal lid a riouly as commerce with that oaten ? Lord PALMERSTON—The subject to which my his. friend's patios reign has for a coasidenble tins formed metal for amansaiestiat between tee goverment of Oast Britain and the goatumeet of Orem*. Up to the preeeat time, however, se satisfactory resat has been ob tained, sad I am afraid ll:masa kold oat to my bon. friend end to tee house icy great 6:potation of a more see °dotal iwise—for mach is Use coversiag specie? of those who sow role the kingdom of Great, that more is no portion of the Cheek ttrikry when areal or property is loafs for 24 looms together, except in the meta route within a distance of three Ethos of Athens and the Plans, which ars patrolled sight and day by dew Maas of French cavalry. THE BLOCKADE OF THE BALTIC. Mr. T. MITCHELL asked the First Lt rd of the Treasury whether, British property to the amount of more than one million st -flag being now Itched uo in Russia. it was the latest!on of the government to amass the blockade of the Russian coat peadiog the ratification of pesos ; end whether, it the blockade was tomes at mace, an gemeot lad beta mode to enable British vessels to eater Romiaa poets foe ecintasereisi purposes without risk of leisure? Viscount PALIdERSTON—The Coogan of yesterday extended the armistice so the sea as well as to the lead. Hitherto it applied to operations upon lead, not to those by sea, rod the reason is obvious; fry while it was yet deobtfal what might be the issue of the Depletions, had free am menisation by sea bean permitted, a change of position might have been gained by Russia, which might have mate rial, altered the relative condition of the belligerent par ties, a the seat of the resumption of hostilities. Now, however, the aping of the treaty of peace having, I trust, put as sod to soy chance of the renewal of kostilitiee, the Caress yesterday intended the statistics to the soft es well as to the land, and as a matter of soma the blockade asses. (Heir, hear.) Au to the other question, as it lavolves other considerations. lam not in a palliest* avower it nail my hoc. friend, who represents the department with which the 'eject is connected, is pr. seat. REFORMATORY SCHOOLS. Mr. MOODY asked the Georeure of State for the Home neptunium, whether env bet of r* f wmatory mhools, ei ruled under the Ae• 17 sad 18 Vie e. 88, had been sent to the meirtp,litas susistvates, to which they might send a adore ouvieted by them i sad, if sot, whither say sub list would be ferubbed t S,r G. GREY replied that no inch list hal bees fur nished to the metropolitan t olive t Mess, nor were the government is a oudition to tarnish iv, u they wet" not &We to ray to whet extent the neso■sury sweismoistion was obtainable in the asightourbood of Londaa. The hon. member was &shier aware that jeyesile priaoB4/711 mold wily be resolved late the nferssaterses supported by private reetributious with the tensest of the warners. Such institmloes were not suffelently numerous t 3 provide for ell the j sweetie criminals in the isometry, bat they were increas ing. There was a musty reforscory about to he OW bilshed In Middlesex, whist' when completed, would, with the private reformatories, afford room for such jawed' Gri miest§ ee were seesmitted by the magistrates of that meaty. Of this. who wen new sent to the refensatorke ea the recesamesdatiou of the Middleetx uesgeormea, a imp properties went to tM establishment at Bad-bill - - • THE JOINT STOCK COMPANIES BILL. lir. HENLEY would, to-morrow, submit to the Pre ekkat c f the Board of Trade, whom he did not new see in his plow, the propriety of eosawitting tide bill pro forma. Be saw today that se ism then 110 notes bad been gives of anteadmenta to the bill. THE TICKET-OF LEAVE SYSTEM. Mr. F. SCOTT, in brining forward the notice of whisk he bad riven norm, revved that it was worthy el sues the is eoneerning the note of Muse in Oda oreatry„ ad u ironing .he quasar whether the ramie, borers la the eamber of Walesa offer*, et late years woo doe to meat leirldrioa or IMO ether rum TM right heM broad (Sir Gimp Gray) kad glue notice of his latentiks to Fresno an ansedneat. His (Mr. Sent'e) motifs we. for a slut memittes to lassokler bow far sad is what diner ti on retest baldrics, sad the sabstitstra dean purer nest for tsar' °nation, hod lafiimeeed the fighting amen of mime. The right Ma. barrat's areadinteet was hr a @sleet sountittee to Winn tato the reredos ef tin est If and 17 Via. 0 0 1 , . 99. Mitred, "As set to nobstitate laser ton oases other pardoner in am of He should bus bra glad If he soda ilimee lle = sm ilist atesednent, bat ha thought if bis with. we. too telbs the amfsdmsot was too sorrow, as imitlep the feed* to so aster a, though it bed had • esorlerable haereem the egersal jurisprafisace of the matey, was ' is abet, so 1 Sea=lsw. What he mated to show was that the her that principle of liadoa, whereby the severity ef the maishmeat was es I se the hope that erne word decrease. bad redly bees to lenses' grins. Mr. L. DAVIES seaeirsd that we 11... Sir 13 GREY said he word pato shortly the *blest whir be had fa view Is girls, settee of the ainermest whir be bad placed on the paper, aid be thought that the impression that he bad to Winer to the UMW of re MOOD* bad been fully confirmed by the Trent of IM her. mover, sad also of Ms seconder. He we. rear, es looklag •t the notice, that It would had to a very rune and b -44.11. lagelry, eateadisg ever a groat variety of as ter which probehly would weepy the committee the of the orlon without pradadag any satirist:tory realls— prod, deg a pest mar of svideare, but be doubted wirier there raid be say swot TM terms of Me IMMO were to direst the salsa commas " to resider law At ad la what directioarusatlegbistion, sad the subeilisties of orlon prisbaser for trserportaties, hoe lallgeseal the sakting eneast of miss r• so tat ta Mil ** to an inquiry late the set of 1863, whir abalined trump ration is the r eat majority of came, die hen mentos peeresd to nosh. boo the whole aubhet of reformateries, and la Whine to that le brain bite the whole system u beeriness reasserts efropmbirseat of crier, sad isortor.r thst the emerittee *MU imeaire foto all collateral sunsets. Us sessrittse were sppreired with the 'hew stated by the boa. umber for Borwickshism ad ef hh seeder, It would be nessenry to norms ire re licerlag system, it being surd that tin snort el rime denuded sore or lala'cia the umber of beer•hensee mad publio.borse. There * was simian mon pear than the terms el the macs, sad therefore be thought it desirable to Unit the legally, so rat the eonsaittes might adders themselves to ran prudes' object. Baths Bayley ghat, be did an Is the least wish to limit the inquiry, r the her. mere for iterrokshire seemed to thin k he hot he thuglot it should bare Weyerr to sproadisey pseinmeats, sod he itiord ered that the terns of hi noir did act rennet lay late that saner Ho rear they should be able to saves, sad that a pertioal remit Weir be arrived et dertag Os prism aria& fht S. !ARINGTON said lbh was a Wriest of the War *...teem et all Orr god partioalarly allim ✓ot Mr, eel be therefore reser the house wee tzsg to Se Ms. ameba, fcr Ilerwieltarre for beinerinqit wri. He was Aboesedite tree with ths right hes. in tballibsisinsehhe nadearive /whey verso sed O. tha saber Mad, betty Jarred to trek that dr email. meat of the eight hem grata was too reetaisimil la Ms tense, eel thin t u araggigre ought by all near te foe. Wag the queer of the mite/ or impolial of reviving trasspertaties. Mae, hear) He did sot college boa whet bed falls. fres the right boa. gentliman, whether he bell that the 103MMitita world to at liberty to ierrigete mat eel, the eperatios of the law, bat the terns et En law itself. Forikewa put, he (Mr J. Pekierse)see set at all Whiled with it as it sow steed ; sad If parlisgssat sere I. the resinsies—as it very likely wandil—do.t it we. asieshable to verve tragrettation. ft mieht than be news- cry that the Wens ef the sat of ISU sherd be reessol , dared. Hs woe dimpreil te brims that it sushi be batter to sestiane LM Orr of Isar eyrie, bat be meld semi the period of imprisesenat. Isere. Is that grosser the aneemegement of homing tht if he modulo! himself well be mould set be denims! for a the whole term fee which he wee neatened. (Hear, hest.) LABOHCHERE thought the terms of thereferenso es prepeseil_by hie right hen. Mead wcmld give the com mittee the fu liberty to investigate the tents of the let of MA but if it was thought desirable the pommelst woad met object to Melon the words "and reclines after "epees% on." (Hoer, hear) Mr. ADDBELEY was glad to fled that no one dieented M the pr neared bigotry ; the eoentry at large would be is favour .fit. There might be a difference as to the erne extent mad seeps of the inquiry. The amesiment proposed as laltdry inn the enemies of the AM 16 sad 17 Vie. cup. 99; both should be remembered that • coesidersble put el the set had rot yet come into operation at ell. that whisk authorised the governmest to great names to per , sena trausported. Still it might be very meful to (squire on what principles Ws power of the government we. to be ozonised in fame. He would suggest the addition to the anisodment of the following word.—" And how far he peon it... relating to the discharge of prisoners my be easseptible of improvement." Mr. BAINES matirely sonearre4 in the desirableinem of asakiest the inquiry es extended and comprehensive se pos sible; but the addition now suggested to the useedmost would have the oppea!te effect. As the amendment Mood , the weed provision , . ' urea iagaded, which lipoid apply to .11 the provisions of the sot. If they west on to speedy • particular revisits it would ban the effect of szelig all the others, seacedisf . to the legal maxim— . Reprisal. ashes estimate atones Mr. ADDERLET mid his seggestioo referred to say sew pentanes that might be made. Mr. SCOTT withdrew his motion, and adopted the amesdment of Sir G. Grey, which was agreed to as a sub *tootles maim, as follows : " *hit • select °Pulsates be appointed to isquire ism the provisions and operatics of the act el 16 ma 17 Vie., e. 99, iMitled, 'asset to subititete in serene mem another panninsent is lien of transpor tation.' " Mr. MALINS obtalaed leave to Wag in a bill to abolish the legal distinetioa between a specialty and • simple Goa treat debt. The sesame, he expleined, was intended to eztingetisk the preferemos now assigned to the holders of bonds sad other special secaridee, which oftes resulted in serious injustice to the general body c f creditors. Leave wee gin.., sitter a brief convenation, to the Attorsey Omani introduce • bill to mead the lew re lating to the crimiaal tippet priation of trust property held by persons as neaten sod bellies. Trustees who adminis tered property assigned for mimetic putpmes were et presett only Melly reeponsible, however grossly they might spiv , appropriate the rand ; and it was designed by the present measure to render such offenders liable also to uuninal penelties. Sir J. Stumm obtained leave to brills in • bill to modify the law relating to the election of directors of Joint Stock Banks; end Mr. Boorman', for a bill to amend the law mistime to rho relief of the poor. The Drifts on Bankers Bill wee rotd a second time, on the motion of Mr. A. Pax/Arr. The Mair:e 1 Womee's Reversionary Interests Bill went through committee on the modes of Mr. Msmzes, after • brief conversation. The adjourned debate ou Soo *rend rerliag of the Fee. manse Bill was resumed, bat ti e e pposition to the measure being withirawn, spot the understaading that certain masedmests would be introduced in committee, the bill was read a woad t'me. After same further disthation, relating principally to per sonal topics, The house me at twelve o'clock. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. WINE DUTIES ABDUCTION. DEPUTATION TO LORD Pl A numerous and influential deputation waited c Lord Palmerston yesterday, at his reddens, es this &loot. The following were the gentlemen eosposieg the depute. Moo: —llr. B. Oliveira, M.P.; Mr. Jobe bf *Gregor, 11. P.; Mr. A. J. Otway, M P. ; Mr. W. Scholefield, M.P.; 1111 r. W. H. G. Lengths, M.P.; Sir George Goodman , 11 -Pt Mr. Aston, M.P. ; Mr. Milligan, M.P. ; Mr. Pithinecn, Mr. Dencombe, M.P.; Mr. Z. A. haul; Mr. Montage Chambers, 11. P. ; Mr. Thomson Hankey, 11. P.; Colonel Ruehoat, M.P. ; Mr. Moffatt, M.P. ; Mr. Oudeer, M.P.; Mr. Meets'; Mr. George Mayor of Leeds; Mr. BetteriU ; Mr. Lambert; Molars. W. White, Henry Bea ton, C. Rookery, and B. Bamford, from the Anglo-French ' Free Trade Association of the Staffordshire Potteries; Dr. Bird, Mr. H. Birchen, Mr. Mantis Thacker sy, Mr. Thomas Ashton, Mr. C. Potter, Mr. 11. Ashworth, V P. Chamber of Commerce, Manchester; Mr. Oreavee, 16. P.; Mr. Smith, Motorises, Beadlbrd ; Mr. Bailey,ll.P.; Mr. Hervey Learief; Mr. T. Salt, President of the Chamber et Cenneeree, Bred lord ; Mr. J. Appleyard, Mayor of Halifax i-IdastmnaGe-i Gnaw; Mr. Ripley, Hanle:; Mr. Gordon Oyll ; Mr. Brett, X.R.C.S.; Mr. Oliveira, jun. ; Alderman Corluid ; Mr. Smith Chili, M.P.; Dr. Hessen ; Dr. Mclean; Mr. Chatham, M.P.; Mr. Richard s., M.P.; Colossi Starr; Mr. A. Follett, M.P.; Hes. Mr. Clow. r, M.P.; Mr. Jas. Heywood, M.P.; Mr. Adderley, M.P.; Dr. Enos; Mr. Len, 111. P.; Mr. W. 3esere,ll.P.; Mr. Laing, 11. P.; llir.Wickhere, 11. P.; Mr. ilmobre/L Chambord Commerce, Menchester; Mr. Gnus', M.P.; Rev. Geo. Jepson, M.A.; Mr. Donald Nicoll; Mr. Cobden, 11. P.; Mr. Hadfield, M.P.; Mr. Swart, M.P.; Hon. A. Hinnaled, M.P. ; Mr. Damao, M.P. ; Mr. Francis Wedgwood, Potteries; Dr. Brady, M.P.; 0. Forster, M.P. Mr. Orevaine., M.P., who introduced the deputathie, placed before his lordship sons of the fasts committed with the importeat subject of the vie* dative. Lord PALMIIISTOW, In reply, said that it was not neces sary to urge upon him the merits of the g I question— that of fru trade and unrestricted intercouue between mistime. He was thoroughly convinced of its advantage. Every man who had latterly paid any attention to this sub jut, end be among the number, was convinced that duties were not to be imposed with Tamen to protection of any par ticular in bet solely for the sake of revenue, and in such a meaner as to cripple trade as little es possible. But his experience led him to the conclusion that commercial trea ties were to be avoided as far as they ineloded a binding of arch government to particular tar fft. Rich government had • right ty ralee its revenue in the way villa appeared heat to itself. W. can only, then, say to France, we outsider our duties os some of ;our goods are high, and we will lower them if you wiz lower your duties on ureic' articles of ours. But there were !real prejudices and other reasons which bad elvers hitherto prevented such critique being curled out, although they had been tried with Fresco and other countries. Tree only point, thee, to be considered, wee the interests of the revenue sad the cossomer. The but way to get a reduction of the duties of foreign countries, was to show them, by example, bow we prosper under tea principle of free trade. Mr. Oliveira bed alluded to adulteration which, however, wee not • recent evil. I remember (aid his lordship) my grand father, Lord Pembroke, when he placed wine beton his guests, said—" There, gentlemen, is my champagne, my dint, Ac. I em no great judge, and I give you this oa the authority of my wine merebeat; b. t I can l arger for my port, for I made it myself." I still have hie leteeipt, which I look on as a curiosity ; but I confess I have never 'ventured t• try it. The only question then 1., if the mho( taxation is bad or the rate to) high t There ere so May difficulties la the way of an ad valorem duty as to reader it impracticable, so the mode mutt tenths as it is. The present duty is about Is. pi r bottle, and the price to the Consumer fries 6r. to 6e. This is under 26 per cent , and eannot weigh heavily. I ban never been able to see why cheep wines sboald cot be imported. A wine which witboat duty would sell at Ir. 6i. per buds would only now nest the eonatuner lit. Id.; sad I think there would be • donated Log such winos. If the duty were reduced to one-half, say St. per bottle, this would only make a differentia to the son. semen of 6d. in the 6s. or 6e. in high priced wines. and 61. in the 2a. 6d. in low priced wines. This would not be suf. Beirut to inerene the oessumption very much, and would materially affect the revenue. Besides, any aureate In the use of wine would diminish the use of other articles which now pay duty, such as ale end spirits. lem glad however that this deputation have laid their views before me, and they may net assured that when we see any means of im proving our commercial relatioos with France without encleageriog our re ttttt it shell not be overlooked. The deputation thee aok their leave. CIVIL CONTINGENCIES.' This morning has beea limed an abstract of the soma expended under the head of Civil Cootingen elm, is the jean 1863, 1864, and 1866, a detailed sm count of the expenditure is the you 1856, mid au estimate of the einnot requited for 1858. The es peaddure defrayed from the grant in 1864 was 73,1181., and M 1866, 83,8911., sliming aa increase last year of 10,7731. Teem is an Menem of 3,1801. in the item of " expenses of estsitsialac and convoying persons of distinetioa, ambassa dors, simmers, &e.," of 2,6851. Ia "aeries' public sir viers," end 4,488/. I. ditto for Inked. The 'mown 'bat will probably be required to defray expenses to be inserted under the head of Civil Contin gencies In 1858 is estimated at 100,0001., being an Masse* of 18,1091. over the sum expended in 1856. COURT OF COMMON COONClL.—Yestorday, at a Coen of Cantesoa Conseil * the bill brought late parliament by the Home Secretary foe the better regulation of the Corp meth* of London wee referred to a committee of the whole mart, with direction' to report thence forthwith. A dimusioa this mined es emotion by Mr. Anderton, that a dominates of the court wait lama her Majesty's wilaisten to solicit their support is othalaing a repeal of the oath et abjuration taken by pumas appointed to public °Noes, sad that a copy et the retitle* of the court to the Homes of Lords sad Comatose for the repeal of the said oath be treassitted to all the corpora Does, moonier their surpert to the same. The amino was earriel by a large majority. Mr. H. 1.. Taylor, chair. mu of the markets isthrovesseat committee, brought up reports for authority to raise 20,0001. to couplet* the market, and for trawiferring the management of tee market to the markets committee. The reports were ordered to be printed, aad eirealated mmegst the members. It was refund to the coal sad own committee to report epos the met oteenostios of property sad lumen to I. the City of Lowden darter the lam three yeere. The Wootton of the Judge of the Sheriffs' Court la the meta of Mr. °army ended is the appointateut of Mr. Prendergast by 98 votes to TT. The other candidates were Mr. Hyland sad Sir W. Riddell, Bart—Adjourned LITERARY INTELLIGINWIL—Mosenr. Hurst and Blacken, summon to Mr. Conners, aaaaaa co as Meth- coning the following aew works :—Memoirs of the Court of the Regency, from edgiest fuellydoemseate, by the Doke of Bnekieeltant and Cheador, K.O. No.. in 2 vols., with portraits ; Rasters Hospitals sad Beglish Nurses, the Narrative of Twelve Months' Baperionm in the Hoepitalls et Hoehn sad Scutari, by a Lady Voluateer, in 2 vole.,with illemerations ; A Summer M Northern Nerve, including Sketches in Sweden, Nor way, Finland, the Alsad Isles, Cloth and, ac., by Selina Busbery, in 2 ern ; Lake figarei, ' or, Beplorations and Discoveries dories Four Years in the Wiles of Soute.Wemera Africa, by Charles John Andenan, is 1 vol., with upwsrds of 60 illustrating ; Travels la Penis, the Commis. Georgia, the., in 8 vole. ; A New Story. entitled •• John Balite., Ossilsmae," by the Author of w The Bead of the Psmily," to 3 vols. ; and also New Novels by Mrs. Gore, Mrs. Trodper. Miss Jewsbary, the Author of " B.Yis Wyedbara, Sir Edward Belabor, Captain Cormier, the. CITY or LONDON SCHOOLB.—Yestordav an extra "winery meeting of the friends and supporters of the above reboots was held M the Lowden Tavern. John Cones, Bee., of the ladle House. ;unaided, supported by the Von r attle Archdesina Hale, mad several other clergymen. From the addresses of the venoms speakers, it append that the seinen, eight in another, gave education to about 1,000 childrea, who Gould sot gala admiedos into the ward sad pareehlel schools. They had been established forty years, and were mime well supplant. Latterly, however, nen ehaata and ethos who used to reside at their places of ha- Wane in the City had begun to reside la the minute, where by the subseriptiom to the schools had fallen from 1,3001. to ON. • year. It was arranged that • clergyman sad some laymen should IMMO the City for support, end the atom tory said that belted already received • subscription list of about 2001. A vote of thanks to the chairman closed the pressulisp. Ten PROPOSED MRTROPOLITAN MEAT-MSREET, Testudity a &potation of the @seaweed Wiesen of New yaw-market waited, by appotatment, opus the Right Hoa. Wm. Cowper, M.P., Pmeidest of the Board of Health, the Son. Mr. Massey. M.P., sad Mr. Broad, M.P., the aim selaslonen appointed to report upon the sits of a nostrum- Mau meat-market, at the °Sus of the board of health. Tee &poultice eassisked of Mr. Venable', Mr. Butler, Mr. Buser, Kr. Thomas Taylor, Mr. Finals, Mr. King, aid Mr. Potter, olt *suasive lust 11011Meel is Newsom market. The depststios read • memorial outing forth that from the tserresed futlities famished by railways and stminbeste for brining killed meat to market from all puts of tee must's, the demised for killed meat was greeter is properties Owls for live seines; that this trade had knouts concentrated is Nougat. market cm scomat of its tumoral situation, that dukes would not go to a market at Comm bages-Seide, or is the suburbs, sad that the site of Zenith field was meet eligible for a groat astral 'market, suitab:e to the Iseressisg r-quireseato of the trade. Toe amnia wss supported by Mr. Vesablu, Mr. Thomas Taylor, Kr. Rosser, sad Mr. Potter. Mr. Cowper hulas lambed the derma's for the isforatitios May bad afforded, the ia torview teenswated. Tab ELoeoiNt= OF MODS CliCOLabit.--Tbo Glasgow Dail, Mail quotes the following a• tho sewage meet of • rota circular, ironed 110111 Nark-lame, as Mosel : The weather Is segaidowe. The Tower gees bays be.. d forth the happy sews of gloriosa peace, sad, thanks be M God, the busy-lesudwil labourer may agile go forth to repredsotim labour. We bad sharp hest &gals Ibis monist, bat sold is Marsh is se detriment, so beg as it be dry, sad • more deity Muse hes melees bees brew& We hear so wellientesded aomplairtti of the young 11b their leas mesons rests must 114•411 stunk deep dowa, m at Iwill retaking stsewen by sad-by, will, It is to be hoped, presses the fuser • noble predate." ST. MARK'S HOSPITAL. Last evening the anniversary festival of this hospi tal was celebrated, at the Albion Tavern, Aldersgate-s•reet, ender the presidency of the LORD MAYOR. who was sop ported by Mr. Sheriff Roth, end several influential genus men, friends of the cbatity. The gees% numbered is ell about 120, a large portion of whom were gentlemen who bad esperiesced the benefits of the treatment adopted in the institution, end who have sines become rrguhr cntribtt tor• to its feeds. In discharging the duty of bringing before the compsay the toast of the evening—" Prosperity to St. Mark's Hopi tal "—the —RD T , e , m —ATOR eiertiated upon the 01“1101 . 008 &despises which bad resulted tram the establishment of sea hospital, ezelewively devoted to the perticular clue et dimse which this institution professed to treat; and in speak's, of the difficulties which it. promoters encoun tered is the outset, hie lordship observed that when it was projeated 1301. was the teal amount of matecriptioas they were enabled to False The saccese, however, had bees so couplets, though gradual, that cow a sew and handsome building, beautifully arranged and closely wills!, steed as a menurial in honour of the founder and of the geed works his charity had effected. There was, moreover, an wilier, meet?, who.e members con sisted for the most part of the power cisme of Tenons, seamest whom no lase • min than 0401. had been collected is snail sans, as • testimony of their panted* for the =blaming@ which the bistitat'on had conferred upon Ho woe awry, however, to soy, *et, although the hupitel was capable of amonamodatiog 60 bode, the present fends would not enable the committee to fernieh more than 24, and it was worthy of mention that, if the means at their disposal would admit of It, they mold oatend the benefits of the charity to a much larger number of inmates. By way of slowing, to the moot intelligible form, the great good which had seethed from the lesdtuti.o, his lordship draw attention to the surgical report, which stated that the number of patients admitted between the let of January and the 31st of December, 1855, was 662. Of these, 345 bad been diseharped oared, sad 218 had been materially relieved, *lithe the total number received since the foundation of the hospital to the 31st Drs., 1865, was 9,663. Notwithstanding these facts, it was to he regretted that the 1 subscriptions were not I than they proved to be, for the amount was only 6001. • year, although the expenditure was upwards of 2,6901. a year, sod this at a test of not more than ea average B[4l. foe sash Wiest. There mold be no doubt that such a reliable sad well•coadeated int Unities was dr and in e enmending it 'o rrt, serving ervibeaDg of the highest eap evolent sympathies e the company, h. was happy to say that be bad derived the greatest satisfaction from a pentad inspection of the building end its internal errarge menu. The toast was warmly thspooded to, end was followed by Olken eepesially devoted to the in terests of the hospital. As used on this or imam, the health of Mr. Balloon, the founder, was drunk with enthasium ; and Mr. Salmon in returning *basks expressed the gratilleston he felt that the instils- Soo was free from debt, sad wee now pieced on so firm • hoes that nothing but nelemseageeneet, which they had no reason to ent'cipets, scold prevent its tieing one of the most imeeertant sad infleeatial charities la the metro; olis. The embattlement wee enlivened by some well-te'ected mule from Meson. Francis, Lockey, Benson, and Lawler, and the appeal made to the company on behalf of the hos pital had the effect of producing a seberription amounting to TOOL AND THE RONAN CATHOLIC Csunon.—At Hong Hoeg, on the 21st of January, the Grand Pre of (het city was married in the Protestant Cathedral to Mire Ann d'Almeida, cf Sings rre. Both the parties were Potteries, Catholics, sad had at plied in the first instanos to the head priest of the Catholic Cathedral to clebr►te the rite. The rev. gentlemen refused t, do eo.oa 'the groom'bridevoma wee Freemason. The I Grand Pie, with the ► sertty eitecarrenie of the lady, took the bold resolution of seeking a tel ranctioe to t►e salon at the Imhof a miniver of the Citereh of Ragland, the Bev. Mr. Odell, himself a Freemason. The Ciboria Magi, from which we take them fasts, ter that the opiates of the Catholio community In the °okay was against the priest. Fufa Aals.—At a gala of the eugravior, anwiep, ite., of Kam Hnisg and Remington, which took glom this week by Ileum Smethyste Red Hewett, a copy i■ walltruedhreeo, by Lewis Reptte, of David Roberts's grand philtre of the Destrectioa of Jeresalele. was sold fcr 2101., sad the stick end lithographic wiles if the same work milled 7001., while the other lots In the same sue twos& goal pion. ras DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING P da&gra, We airetrerso l isimet• mad M ado* a wir Of I:= Lorle ilbe tgerag a ti Ili: rsgroy. ad rmagary saille—tbre • lONUMNnitit:PAITWItt As P arty ey4 et ~mg Wei l ades BM I IMIK41•31 bk ti by way Ovribuld aao * VIII OgLY LILT Wag MOM Mb MA if IT Mr= ALS MINUTE ADTSZTININIMITIL 111 *AM beressiset. 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