The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-12 00:00:00

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Mr. I(WE melds he bed bed I. modern la • r•!._ bot ow thl bowie verde beer wi th Na eer Or the ethwhele d die owestry e thers ler peals &Peden to werystheite. The valy et etatiedeg trartherthise yes by waded airier le the webers pee et thawed& To dr he der& Ore wea we skisedge ; bra 10. there Odle ewe try, width be brew, le dwelt d would be htheedith be r• bees, k thy arebth r meth their wry le dr s ethos. dedyithe. bed le NIA lees er wart pea mile dried= be • coheir ; art marl ..e mesh ire wird he rimier thew this who bed urierre s died' The bill woo Ars mad •IN lank led wisi bbe utriv L. r. ADDHILLIT mei tio= z i„, HIL r , Mobe he the mews we prodiely the row we Ware MOM be HA old did It seamesoy to theill ea lis U peopehri es br se dm soweithith whip bet the rrsWn d pdlement we/ beve pmestel a pit Ile sesomily we smiy opowielled by the bie Mew gi e s ue litil yell olio seellebb Map boillodess Ind Webs hr •et jewithe home. Aleut QOM ei this dm vi hi And Mt by this emenrs. 7s Meow limos hest Moms end Mos weed de hr min be war v: Lifler t = The stdmitt re-Me el the bill wee Ans • o be thod the NI molly es 11 WA sled bishee. The Medd, et die bid bid Ms semi* amid es is threw( some new Is the hot ~Amok the bow mambo hr Dads! (Xt. Demyee) wee the :4= s ehel. retVist i litt the BAUM 1111111 Wt. na,=;§oli. mi< ebb alai COI as =biro= the NOM Maw wadi dial IMPS IS • bodes d Is ewe Meth be in men elthe Milwiess ; ke Mt the M. nomber kr Drat wethiwithe Ohm lie eppeaden to the eseesi swim in be y eh %hi Mode si dm bid, mil nee idmeoli M in the }WM of .st Mew meth • mein hems he MI set semod to eseffying s pereicalar per lb. 'DWYER hit kith My es wpm dos Mt Is do be plow, lobs Liam WA set MI es le mai dos it OM My Ms red • =re l eo Friday, sad that serming. It imbed prbelphs ef grew MOW" . omd wede •=see ethege - in tie viepsemy Imo whisk wen see d the stest Mom Adam et coo ieritgendowe. The WI smireweil • emir mats r owes Yi.shawl Mk hogging or to ens se the slur, le be kept Mil brieldesi v = ef 16. Mime ea Wierhresos with he p—et rigith it the pen With the boom wed to trefth wit pet ewe W Wiry. lib Mir Meths to ths li wd • non delieste ebreder. Tb Roma MMus woe • Monty in this , end wee, Ithedree, to.. Ihreei to times them wives in wW might las WWI ea iaviiiims Is mks to ewit theit pgg Toy wore • peer , end weld not p Mobile m e y s. et nos abut . ls lay ell the huge tom w e owe • lens emb Milo cfer of Mks& pew; their • me In the teolkswerleg pln by wiling trek sod MM. It mill be sap for the pike to mile ep • that. or wormy Apia* lbw, mil • mildeste mkt st. rots end them • welediet Meth It wee Meths perm toed Wpm, le het theta tepid thwebeedpgrtho moms at mend is mere Med TI MM wedlimehn paw blisisgkodesoy, Mow beemited the sissy me m berefew sod he therefrom ble it hie Mee R. CECIL odd that he DM A wow L. moo red Itheelhoe one thy tees Adkins le sem borne Mob • knowleiped T'he boo m, aw kr DM dsik wwii me so be as Wither of mpleledininessi, set mthirdiodhealibeetheelloodikembleis stellth wend maw lbw WM IS • poleMdembosi. 7ls math= hol id hod .May in Ming otattyl I a , elm** es W mod Aids I. ad it we sit likely lbw emy whaet woad tir edema to mein i • polemembeel he met be to rem* biro- M. PALA MI Mr bill enemi to him my elpidew ebb, es he MI b aMsbet the egdoileard Marken (bor, Lew) He weesed ia = widelt wield Is om lord The womb min we emiq re usite=e,t y Mee thihealippithr s i l i t i tt pl= iik i the enatiethes. lbws. as. re- W ,... 1• O. IMMO To MOW he opiesiemel it and be deme smiler the idi-to • tea el h. a. mesh lor we et his children. would be Ile Mtn Ides to ed win. Moms the whkh be AMA wo The n Maws of NI ad Nil 17. Is Mee, imam IRIS side it surreal ledseerld abed.. whi t be sad, me web whosie to be femel t Wow_ hew) A. hes ow le be boird. bet the Medi AY set yet odd Ile asp sweiheshie othmt. Tberame pleseyrof mks seeekeed thste Medi Mehl eillethe impend or abollebel t sayebiag wad Mete ▪ te the Nil it mid Mei* Mire Z mw). F it by tho bow and boned in= B (r. , Mr.) Is semillee he Meld whereat to imp opriwilterel &MOW hew the opmdiso We WNW" Hr. BARLOW esselareil tide VI • mot Mnstilleble beerthesee with piewlel mdtheity. PIM Wm) U th• ditiero ware le asi NM diem who hoe home Meld they me shadypeedthil hr; mid the wort, op at gm 'Mader meM sob mei shweemesi. He rd. Mid die somemby if bosh ishemedele Mods hr elhiss ithe MOM Menthe le remain In= bet le MI see OW lethomisi ohm septa le be mid to ihe Met sow Haw hie NI dm polies mid hine power to L .P : • behee my We bedew He WA so Mks le hip is dimememet diode's. bet he • Sepia ei • bill Midi meld ll= S. weelelemee ediodiente en the aril M▪ ad. hr.) 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Mee Mem Awed e Yee se map est a imendty foe 11, end wine be/ haw awe the Welt net. bonen MO 7rOartY) de heeMpert et Mee nem Mr. KISIXZDY enekhered deb hal SO wry te Meer he vend epee It n envy nemer. A aud, ote bal, Mint be taken et no wet In me Mpg ad me aid , nry ing. fur le yew& anew In punt =en tieWift Mee =Mk So menet*. me bow and a eveltrecit et net Icied its me very ran lee pew twaileme, ender the peewee 4 4 =4 SIM. Zag et fr esek m theme ?o we *a peeper et beer stied we • yelsaik thipr * ii tliirobt bake Or the &O ben &ameba Wet awl* Ord dm that tbsy abseil be allswell 6 cow sy Tie BIEPRESS, the wild m ead la the maw et kth Wrest& (Hera Hs 'hyoid kaiak,' ampere Mr. RIDLEY ra likt \..rl ass pow SS Mll to p Start H. a eeend waft V S up sot a*, math .lid.lf dr &Sim wee la Is en slat yaw this MB at A, be Met Sat Ss etedirme NSW Tam the pine The is A ore ka Nle Mei mat. (Ear.) b Fee dr mai walks Agataa k rardy fst the reond evaded 159 TM bid via added to le eserdeted on Wednesday vest Oa the arks el the CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHE QUER, Go bah Ceetritre wee sireppointat. Lease do Mesa lb leles ti lbe aria of Health Bill sad Rleakrieley lad Lard werey (belled) Bill. ase ether - odes were edriwail ac and the hour *d immed et Maly =Wm pig ias. MDR DAILY NEWS : : LONDON MORNING ell fonown tha d M emelt =vezmu lts lON WIWI RILLIANLa AID INPAZat im eta oarita= l 4ll . leraalatt a. IN ONLY waYbY NIXING 111120”. • I? IN ALL or •vs Alt o II WI4 11 .• " -.4' • =l-3,a-m Yid /Mt SP & 1 0 . 17 leelmile as borwro IN Or Maybe et all "ICOTR aspobt=l: ". L"'" the paw by wanly pro at • talboel pelaA pablbber. rpollabalaa. MANI tba ✓um at Ana aro may to Name Nab WAAL IPIR 10 0 ". 4 Ys id Nimes by Itebaabb solar. fitness for administering the affairs of that very pother portion of the emplea. We leave act the slightest objection to his acitinuanos to arse, pro vided always a fitting post is found for him. But we do think it a pity to see a man of quick and susceptible temperament exposed, for no earthly reason that we can define, to the trying and tanta lising influence of polemical and political discussion on all Manner of topics, such es en Irish Secretary is forced to endure. If the ales be useless let it by all means be abolished t but if it have any real or specific use, it must require local knowledge and personal fitness of a peculiar kind, in ordcr that its duties may be well performed. We hate no desire to disparage either of the gentlemen whom we have named, or to deny them the posserlon of qualities that may be useful to the pubic service, but we should fail in our duty if we omitted to observe , that both of them belong to that class which has so ion monopolised nearly twory ° sloe of the State and that the one is the brother of an English, tlu other of an Irish Peer. Is Lord PALIILISTON de termined to Mind by b:is order, come what may ? Mums upon eCiles of street in this great brick old molar Babylo• a are the results of building speeds lioa w eilo d .iy-nine rue hors. If the dwelliigs of able *ay are einareed outlast the eentuy, OM Mara for ad the peeled for which they sere ornetreeted. Whoa we consider thin WA, and fa ether recollect that Metropolitan Buil' A in g Acts r the growth of oregaratively recant, l eg i s _ lade 11, the monist will bo, not that the dourqd o f Ler.tden bows is so hopent. but that it is so eras /mocker IMO We to the instability of 'Aso ill.eadrivol ear mom • mosttucted MAIM LIIO6III4MINSt amient itself With the MOM- I mead= tint seedelled oil Imeleu. Modern trade in the wet site' is eireislly exigent in its demands he mom Mh esprittire and centralising, tenting to toserMse odebilitleents, to acres of warehouis, end WM abash of frontage. The leviathans of re tai hole especially rejoice in adding house to Muse hi the most literal scone of the word. Party vans ere themilnhed, beams tampeted with, joists and lemermeot brag away, till some half down houses built Immo then hell' a century bask, and not cake toted to oey awe to last half a century longer, are 1111114.4 by. , the poems of being thrown into ward mindmoe little principle of oo- Sea flow 'wee pearmesd, end behind their hapoeip IMeiege of seehheitural stucco, gilt capi tals, and burtiesdiethres, may wait some accidental shock to tendril," in a crash of hideous ruin. Suck seems to have been the history of lest Saturday's miserable catastrophe in the Tottenham court-road. Meows. MAPLE and Co. and Mr. Hanna, two rival upholsterers, had extended t►eir dominion over five houses in that well-known thoroughfare. Messrs. MAPLE owned Nos. 14A, 148, and 147; Hrwrgi, Noe. 148 and 149. There had, it appears, been a fire some litth time bask at HUNTER'S, neeemitating repairs. As the rival firm was putting itself in order, Mr. MAPLE seems to have thought the opportunity a good one to do some beautifying and enlarging on his own account. The works went on till Friday last without interruption. People paring through the street thought the thing looked exceedingly perilous, and shaking their heads, almost anticipated a erash. On Friday afternoon the Diebiet Surveyor, it seems, interfered. He i• stated to have eoudemned the old party-wall of blames three houses, to have given directions that it should be underpinned, and that new brickwork should be pat in from the ground floor to the first floor. He does not appear to have reported it to be dangerous, nor wee any order made, under the 82nd section of the Metro politan Buildings Act of 1836, for the removal of the inmates. The direction were given on the Friday afternoon ; on the Saturday morning, at 6 o'clock, the workmen proceeded to carry them out by removing the old brickwork. At 7 o'clock the party wall gave way, and the whole mass came down with a rush into the street. Nos. 143 and 149 were left standing. a tottering and disfigured wreck; Nos. 146, 147, red 148 lay a heap of bricks, beams, and mmigled bodies in the street. Some twenty or thirty young people were in the upper rooms of the rained houses when the emit came. Five corpses were takes set et the elebria ; of the webers several wen smiled mimed to the hospitals; others were Simedmisseniously unharmed. Mimeo we shall speedily have thrown upon this miaseabie elate all the light which a coroner's jury la eapahle of imparting. Without meaning to cast the sligleMet disparagement upon this venerable and excellent tribunal, it is impossible to forget that the result of shiest every each inquiry lase bees to prove, to the universal dissatisfaction of the public, that no one is to blame for what everyone feels to be meet blameworthy. We do not of souse mean, in the present stage of the business, to suggest in what (porter the main burden of reeponsilility should net. Bat it memo impossible, even on the wet sopeasisl view of the fasts, to avoid the coaclu- Am that bees the Surveyor of the District and the surveyessemployed by the owners were guilty of very great negligesee. It is very diMealt to suppose that the state of the building was not such as to suggest extra precautions to any skilled person of ordinary pnamee in the daily habit of inspecting them daring the repairs, and it certainly appears to be a matter fee levet that the District Surveyor had not Mehra before the Friday afternoon, and ' that, whoa he did so interfere, be had not gone further. If the party wall of the premises wee in so bad a state as to have been coodemned on the Friday afternoon, it was surely not sate to allow some thirty people to sleep in them that night, still kes to allow the workpeople to go to work in the morning before these unlucky inmates had left their beds, in order to undermine the already tottering wall, by breaking holes of six fret by three is the brickwork of the ground-floor. Should it turn out, on investigation, that the statement which has ap , peered as to this part of the ease is enbetantially . accurate, it will certainly not be eery to escape from . the conclusion that on the part both of the District , Surveyor and of the private Surveyors there has been very grow negligence. The defect would appear to be not so mash in the law as in its administration. Part 11. 'of : the Metropolitan Buildings Act, 1853, relates • exclusively to the subject of dangerous structures, • and in a series of a dozen clauses (sees. 69 to 81) provides a machinery for remedying the mischief to ; be apprehended from them. No doubt the process is somewhat cumbrous. The District Surveyor is to certify to the Commissioners of Police, the Commis • wieners of Police are to complain to a Justice of the Peace, the Justice is to make his order on • the owner, and on the owner's failure to comply with the ceder the Conmaisioners are then to cause the building to be taken down, repaired, or secured. This supposes the ere of an owner who refuses to act till compelled to do so by legal process; in the generality et instenses an loo' eon (rani the District Surveyor sunciest, and the peat object, t/ D ighietelilYetOr Avoid be a I vict eneigr. (a the' pretrial that what he mewed to be done Ctie Oxpreoos. begeriampai TO CONAMITONDENTO. ionise ler .16bellsousw." Looks twee, pow, sot bs es So ellye.lol.llmemiswormb, by Two 'Mae IS do aby el yelftlims. Mao 11•9000. TN/ CIL 011AUW—ATAIANTA: or. Tim no /Aka Appain—Aad NOX AND COx. Dedakno AM FAR -81" nuirosent. mg Worms, 11.31 ESOLISSIMASII NOINNI IS NIS (111..1 — a.nO.r )'lollyom True evionn. 111111ILDIL arm Cre+ldit es l Illmeart Tlos Ironies at Pelda *dr tamable rater st WI; •Ijih• V 11441111.2 11•4 big Mabee : A .. Mr. a 4 WWI WATTLIA AT iosbox bRIDOIL Tea par-Arse& Fame-unimg. —.— # *sem VI. LONDON. TUES.bAr. MAT 12. 10 OUR suatioustas. A DOUBLE Numara d tie EXPRESS will M palibeed as usual ON SATURDAYS. Lomb Nimmons, his jsat OM. • veriny of te of Mere er less impart*. to man in ihponaints an 4Rn/intim How will asehent the trust smildet k'. him ? " He knows teec,7llfire" it is Na tiai 1;01 hus o pledges what ot rm insp:r ov eystins. The old Memo of • prima , end th Paribmeent are no tomer applicable. Affi the Wathorities d Downintstreet concur in that the mod elections have given the a majerby in the House of Common it asesewhere between enmity and • handfed votes. The posies decimal is immaterial ; moseith that, *oar ordinary party calculations, Lord Pas umsrosk Parliamentary position is said to be Impregnable. How thee will be make us of the golden opportunity lamented to him for gradually teeoutitatiag an adminbtration confessedly formed at the outset under circumstances of great emer gency, and of which the utmost that its apologists ever ventured to amen was that it wee the best that aselibe done at such a pinch ? Fortune has indeed been especially propitious just now. Several of the lumbering and useless 'pars which were lashed toge ther, so one could tell why, to form part of the original raft, and which continued to float on there with into the more tranquil waters, have luckily been swept away in the late gales, and are no mare to be men. The Ziiishirgh Reriew may chant their eulogy or elegy, se the case may be ; but the world has already survived their official less with complete equanimity, and all it wants to know at present is, what sort of sebstitutes are to be put is their place. Mr. Manus is gone; the two Pine are gone; Lord MONCL Mr. BALL, and poor old Admiral 'Buturf-dr, owe gene; to say nothing of me or two mons whol Lang--es Laid ELDON was esensemod to say—wiry loose. A math has elapsed since the closest the elections, and yet we hear so positive n-. -- cement regarding the sue moors of a majority of these. The Grand Duke CONOTANTINI is coming, and the Board of Mei ralty aught, we suppose, to muter its full new plement of officials to receive him with des honours. Does Lord PALMIZIPTON'S majority ims. Lain nobody better than the two outgoing Lob 1 1 Or will Dandy who is worth the pay agree to ISI the pests in quedion span the old %indentionp that they are to sips their names to doemods they are not permitted to read, and int they are expected to vote in defence of details mem I which they have weer been consulted ? As he din Lordship of the Tressery, that u avowedly • Oar don still mare purely nominal ; the business Ihesow , hug, m he is called, doing all the work, mil dir limy of their three Lordships being, according te Ilea weffilinvern adage, "to make a Home, keep • Herm OM vets with her Mejesty's Ministers." We most mg that we feel any great ecaceru as to the bestowal ef lime saint *see at patronage. But it is of tmau MEM to the immunity to know how the niewimistaryahip i Gosh department are tiled op, ail Int are the intim that have led in emit osss.ts the seloethos mai& The Chief Beeneary aldp he Ireland is so sass of slim higher impair tense, sad • Moiler showviiion obviously applies to it. We believe there Ie no longer any doubt that Mr. etticateraa FoarascrE has been named as Mr. incemeor in the Colonial-oflice. The Inn. issabst tar Louth bean the character of being a rang men of amiable disposition and some anon pliehments i what specialiti he pommels for the shainietration of distant dependencies we own we have yet to learn. We are an aware that be has nee taken part is any dimcessions relating to the embalms--a eireamstance which certainly seneste the equivocal advantage of his not being committed to any positive views or opinion relative to the subjeets be will hence forth have to deal with. We promos that loose geed roman must have existed, of which the public is ummware, he this somewhat whimsical selection ; and if it be net "private. and confidential," we should rather like to knew it. As an Irish county mem ber, Mr. FORTUCCI. would probably have been not ill qualified to 1111 some of these positions which re late to domestic administration, but that would ap pear to he the cog nom° why his services are Otherwise &pond oi. By an unhappy eourateney in the axle aramintrariaties, Mr. FITZROY, we are told, has leen thought if for Itiah Secretary. Whether the has. and paint sember be Lewes has ever ettot over as high towantain R Salmi nn Irish traut t •atraalo. wti mu); do trot lospw but it is se airorsgrasst to $1 . 7skiifitres oc ;trate. meats to my that he am parser ma peculiar j • ESDAY IVEN'ING, MAY 12, 1857. preesded with on the Saturday. The mischief, m go' as ye are yet informed, appears to have been that the cedes were not given in 'efficient time, nor with ettficient skill. We shall watch with attention the proesdinge at the inquest. tlt Court. OPAORNE, MAY 11. The Prism the Prisons Ito*, Princess Alice, me Mom Rims seissiel brim Sunk* yeetaday, at Wilpplighra Cheri, whim N. =e►. G. Prothro* odder& The Qom, the Prima sod the Royal Pertly walked la Gs pawls this nevaile. Viseseet Ceseesses, freepreller of the Roweeleold, bed ea emirs et las Qewis, to yereat the Adders from the Keen damsons is WWIr to the dreare dor the Throws. we an. exhaskri • grab that lama alas Dumb= d Kant hr boo warsil, bar royal licissn's Irimlik - ralgra7 Toril"Allabal al Ins smog inns ; tfd that elms ns Arssillisa ntianswar Ist Ilia yard that any aunty is onaistiasi helm v=iiihn o s=r Moan A nsallre re dr of Sr loyal COM mini= fit all MI nes bali Isdard2r, P* 4 001148 " Mine we puma rinvilla 'jamas, erommal, Boat, Sit WUI u••••• the Q.c., Kr. T. P. Moo. inal Mr. 11- gkerik"dorsollos) Mr. IL a. Wlllisa, Financial to timall Pransb, Chinon ail Isla of Mal Birrenra • 'Way yet arsnallar dais Narbagor wo▪ k" at Ids add Isilisms nos esnivel 11.1" :11 .4. 0alsiii14111se ista&Elrosnases lanalls, rad lisllealsnl. Despatelms was sent fa do Gammon Log, Cyr los, Australis, sad Carslisc. The Marquis and blarebionees of Ailesbnry have arrived is town from Tottenham Park, Wilts, for the seams. The Counters Porno sad the Lades Herbert have arrived is town frcmi Walesa Ma, Salop, for the aesece. The Countess at Dernnoro has arrived in town from flootlend far the sesson. Her ladyship has Shan a hour is The Earl and Countess of Cosford and family be,. ldt Ovasvanoratrost for Germany. . The Earl and Coasters of Deeart have left town foe behead. The Earl and Camino of Bonfield have arrived at Claridge's Had, from their meat la ficetisad. Lord and Lady Almnley have arrived in town boas Pepper Hall, Yorkshisse, he the ereoa. The Count and Countess Rembiebinaki, accom panied by their daft' sad suite, lave arrived at the Bras wick Merl, Jersametrest, fres Rama: M. de Zelaserich (Camille Caw de 8. M. Plgearatear de Ramer) has w eird at the are setabliehreer frees St. Petersburg. Sir Franck and Lady Scott have arrived at their tesidatee, Cliesiess-place, tar the ISMS. Ile Duchess of Sutherland and the Earl of Cir. Ws enameled st the mots* service, ea Suaday last, to hear the Bev. Mr. Spume.. Mrs. W. E. Clladetesee received a distinguished circled Steads het rerafeg, et ea amateur aceoerl, at the badly maim ca Carlton Hoeire-terrece. Provioudy to the cabeset lb. sad Jim filedetoree aseriamed et diets the Earl led Caesar flarehope, Lord red Lady Mete Cleeraleke, the Bishop of Oxibrd, Sir Niched Slow sad Lady Wavle Steerezt, it John and Lady Jose Welsh, Sir Predate sad Ttreeigar, sad Kr. Bird. Hie Excellency the Turkish Ambeaeader and Madame )lama= entertained et dieter on Sender eratieg st the medium of the Ottoman Endemy, Visesuat ed Viscounts Pahnerates, the Right Hon. Veneta Smith, M.P. sad Mn. Smith, the Earl and Counties al Stielbenn, Lady Hatolhon Ifirynerar and Wm Mimes; Omni Sir W. F. Wilburn, M.P., Mr Alexander and Lay Spearman, his Excellency the Sardinian Minister, Ids Excellency the Greek Minimise and Mathew TriesuM, We Excellency the Brazilian Nielsen and Madame de Moran, the Spanish Ching d'Affaires and Madam Comm M. Malan*, Count Client, &gib Paella, tr. His Excellency the Austrian Minister sad the Countess d'Appoety satertsised at dinner yeelarday, at Cheerios Home, the &Bowleg dietinguidied peemempia : The Belgian Minister and Medusa Van de Weyer, the Pre mien Minister said Cantle= Bernatorff, the Saxon Minister, the Earl and Counties of Clanedm, Earl and Countess of abelbume, Lady Seymour, lady William Rama% Dowager lAdy Cowley, Baron end Bantam Niedei, Genersi Sir Hugh Rose, Viscount Chaim% and Hams Melanie. ART TIRABCRE4 MANCHESTER, MONDAY. On Saturday the herr/own payments at the doers amounted to MOM than NW, labile from the sale at mason ticker, both one and two plen—upwards of 2001. wee pined. The total receipts, therefor, including the poet au the sae of cataloger, programme, tr., were 0001. During the early pert of to-day the rein fell heavily, end, of come, he the Int re or two hews all the opening the receipts were proportiosehly Towards the efornari, however, the warier damaged spin for the better, and with theaeArnlegeethinelhero 1;15a wetly viiion tin am* Usti, do* Maeda Yes between IMO end 6,606 bed paned into the baling. Though, on the whole, the Menem, to-day wee mach smiler than on %tartar irat, yet, in comparkes, the mossy rid kw missing hem beat greater to sweat At a rough subarea, ameba, the incomes of to-day may be hdrly est darn at between 5061. and 11001. Thew mats are in every way gratifying, though, as we lave @heady said, the tall meamatwe of the Paltibition's pranheity, sad the eartidaty of its enema in • Ilmiaciel poi' et view, will sot be ma ntll ths shilling bye commemot. Within the lamt kw days mimic has ban added to the attraction al the shier rats, sad • choke programme is Febrile.' amok alhemem by the brad wader the metal &realm et Mr. C. Hai. This forams an &potable Worts* ridicule/1y to those who. Air keg poseeneiting through the Weer sod pfiertee, enooyeoed to Tea on the mats prevlad roallhe OVIANWCIL _ _ _ Daring Body, ;11 coven the hailing wee closed to the public, mad a brigade ot phincgrephers tech advantage of the dill uoo to make copies al teeny of the eke -gramme for Coluoghi's work en the Hallbitka. At prommt ell the bonds here are tall to repletion, while each day adds to the number et visitors. MR. W. H. Ittmaces LEctuan.—Yesterday mating a teillient audience, comprising seedy mU the celebrities who figure la des London vivid, umenibied Wdlis's Rooms to ham the first of the three lectures to which Mr. W. It. %roll pr-peeve to 6 4 •• • desaiptfen of the late war. A general bang of curiosity esrYrely pervaded the whole sasesublega. The excitement produced by the written deecriptiom of the lecturer yes stal fresh In the min& of aO, and all therefore were anxious to IWO, twin whether he was es potent with his wine as with his pen. Let us add that among the Illerery por tion of the audience a general sympathy with Kr. Remelt was plainly visible. The ma and energy that helm displayed on so many occanions, the vivacity of his descriptive powers, and the geniality of hie disposition have made him an abject of admiration, end we may my, of affection, among his fellow creftsmen, and ho himself could hardly have been more anxious for his own gnomes than *mai of those who had gathered together for the purpose of bearing hire. Few Invturers have ever undertaken so weighty a task as Mr. Muesli. His dboonme lasted for two hosts sad a half, and required greater exertion at the end than at the beginning. He Separted from the platform followed by lend melmnations, and will resume hie na - rrative on Thursday next.— roses. THE OXVOILD AND CAMBRIDGE CGILMISSIONZ/LS, —ln a Soppkment to the Garotte, published yesterday there appear ordmeadle of the Commiesioners with re ference to the following college.: Merton Coheirs, Oxford; College,Oxford • Trinity Coll=exe . bir= and Pembroke College, Cambridge. The aided, to the desks, the Wasters end Fellows, and the re gulate:am of certain scholarships. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITT.—ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE. —First Clem st the Velimenry Cleaticel Examination : J. A. l e H. 11. Booth, C J. Ormo, Hop retag, A. Nehru & E. Lame, I. H. , Noble, Peft, C. einnwell, W. Wave& Tempt... 1). Quaky, the late Sheriff of London red YWialsraa, was yessorday mote la at the Beseione Hesse, Cierkimwell, ea ajnethe of the pews for the soma, of yiiiiltrim !hi aim ter the of litergaineter. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE WAR IN PERSIA. THE SUICIDE OF GENERAL STALKER AND COMMODORE ETIIERIDGE. We have this day received the following despatch from our agent at Alexandria : "The verdict, on General Stalker's body was that the late Me.: l or-Oeneml came by his death from a pistol Ara inflicted by his own hand, in a fit of teml;orary insanity. " There was no paper left to indicate th`.4 % and he was merely heard to complain that tk 4 3 r d Cavalry was not given him; and also was uneasy about the responsibility of sheltering tke European troops during the approaching hot weather. " The verdict on C A nsmodore Etheridge was, that he destroyed himself with his own hand, while suf fering under mental aberration, brought about by long continued anxiety connected with the duties of his command." The agent of the Peninsular and Oriental Com pany at Alexandria sends the following : " Before the news of the conclusion of peace with Persia could reach us an expedition to Mo hammorah sailed from Beath* on the 19th March, under the personal command of Sir James Outrans. " The force arrived in the mouth of the Eu phrates on the 21st. On the 24th it moved towards the feet, and opened a brisk fire at daybreak of the 26th. The Persians replied with spirit, but in the end the superiority of our squadron was manifest, and our troops having landed advanced upon the en tre:bawd camp of the enemy, who fled immediately, leaving behind them their tents, stores, &c. "The loss of the enemy has been estimated at 200 killed. " A mutiny of the flepoys of the 19th Bengal Na tive Infantry has ended in the disbanding of the corps• " The Governors of the Presidencies are at the seats of their administration. " A further improvement hu taken place in our money market, and we have to report a further rise in 4 per cent. paper. "The business transacted in the import market during the fortnight has been to a fair extent. "Freights hare fallen in value, and exhibit a downward tendency." FRANCE. PARIS, 110/4DAT EVININO. Yesterday, the Grand Duke Constantine attended Divine service at ten in the morning in the Greek chapel of the Rue Neuve-de-Berry. His imperial highness afterwards went to the mem at the new course at Longchamps ; afterwards dined with their majesties at court. A Paris letter in the Nord, of Brussels, says : At the vied of the Emperor, the Empress, sad the Grand Duke Caseloads° to Villeneuve l'Emog the someemasts wen miens. net, the. were ptvuormn4es ca lmnd and water, • nillhory concert, and the partorramanes of the Want dogs sad noakoys ban the Cirque Napoina. After this, their naimetne and their goons, laying elide etiquette, bean playing like children on • holiday. A steep mound Ina talon panommion of by the lease, end they undertook to diked it am • fortress sauna the gelatines, the Enjoin acting ea comemander-inchlef of the Llr warriors. Th;gratitme;, on their Nan to ceder to Mae ale conflict somewhat egad, made their attack is hop ping on one kg. The defence was very determined, and in the muse slit the strategical disposition and homey of the Cranium Preadrawska. • charming Pole, who acted as ab le-caw le Ihs Iwo* were greatly admired. The Grand Duke Carlanlims attacked the enemy boldly in front, bat was repulsed; be strata his attempt with impetuosity, but still Within. 111113011111. The Emperor manteuvrei skilfully, sal agora, srastamita in penetrating into the very midst etas sonny, bet =henna/Ay he was then mode pri mer. At Int dr mimic comma tetadaatel, afr prams balm marled as mush by laraittatt ea by Hair lailleita Feat ream Allow& ma thaa erea a ipme at p rise-bra la the . . MUM et eislostmeamed pm. — the &aims vu Wks pi. mem, ma ei the loselea; d la amp - were, with ewe lg. mph% •mx•reively agitated amd shared her captivity. The euepties Imo Priam Oukklueekli, and he, dim • while, graeilsi Y iihreeiti her Mais alty. Gratitude, it MIA in heepreel li army, he having previoady beta tar pelemer, end the ammo having reamed Lim tram Wean.. Vd. dation Ott was marked themighost with the snort:piety alai etwelegty. The Greed Duke Cos- Amiss appareg delighted with its rem and Wiser-411.r, which were .o pecuParly French. Marshal Magian, who commands the army of Paris, has addressed the following order of the day to the troops recently reviewed: The troops of all arms of the Imperial Guard of the army of Pasts, and of the Ist military dividon, who were reviewed by the Emperor oo the 6th inst., have merited the approba tion of his Majesty from their ens appearance, the regularity of their rises, and the redskin sad ensemble of their move went& The mamba' commanding-in-chief is happy to /sport to the Alm "drakes, end soldiers the (amnion — et the high seSisesetica el the Emperor. The annual jets commemorative of the deliverance of Orleans by Joan of Arc, has just been celebrated at the former place according to the usual ceremonial. After a panegyric on the heroine had been delivered by Mgr. Gillis, Roman catholic bishop of Edin burgh, the cork , " composed of the civil and mili tary authorities and the clergy of all the different parishes, went in procession from the cathedral to the Place des Toadies, and back. On their return to the cathedral a Te Deena was sung. In the even ing, at the moment of the ceremony of delivering the standard of Joan of Arc to the bishop by the mayor, the front and towers of Ste. Croix were bril liantly illuminated. THE POPE'S The Giornale di Poona at the Bth states that the Pope arrived at Civita Casteliana on the 4th, and on the following morning went to the cathedral on foot to may mass before his departure. During the ce remony he distributed the Eucharist to allthe munici pal authorities, and to many of the other inhabitants. At Magliano, Otricoli, and :Susi, he also visited the cathedrals and gave his benediction to the people. At Terni he visited the large foundry of that place, where several medals with the effigies of the Saviour, the Virgin, and the Apostles Peter and Paul were cut in his presence. When about to leave that place, some young men 'of tie best families offered to take the horses at his carriage, and to draw it, but this he mould not allow. The streets through which he Posed were everywhere strewn with flowers. At Spoleto, triumphal arches had been erected, and be fore the cathedral stood a large wooden column sur mounted by a statue of the Immaculate Virgin. The town was illuminated when he arrived. On alighting, be proceeded on foot to the cathedral, and thence to the episcopal palace, where he ad mitted all the authorities to the honour of kissing his slipper. On the following morning the Pope said • was in the cathedral, and then et out for wh4re he was received with similar honours. PIEDMONT. to the aerriWe ifereitstife of Genoa, man-ofiiir ileietti 10Ltoft for Mei with the British fleet. Ilad to do so by legal i= ide bT osisp "'"="af tsnobb. `"•••"''',..v said masa in iadowes an intim- iho Nth siala MSS WIN Z;11 Fuligno, wild] pry,* poohnkly be ors Famed The GIONIMP4IO64 sad la m s r t!.. 4b! tbendliaa. that the ,H o od > N Hz , liona•Bao, Won Ot-Pglarditlfil HOC H. H. &My 111 r. ILP.P., Mr.Prion, According " i im kj, • Jihad Mang AIR lasslikra, ILP.i!tiAn Iftiour3d.r.F . oodaolty Wow dinlhigukhot aariduais, • was Tors smog ths l gassta to co-operate AN ELOPEMENT EXTRAORDIN.4III Meta the South Salter,. °netted this day.) At about three o'clock on Sunday morning, as the mailman was entering Canterbury by the New-mad, he M assive& a donkey standing by the aide of the path, imme diately appoint, the end house of Barton-terrace, on the opposite tide of the road. There was something on the path, but it was not selkinatly light at the time to enable him to see what it was, se he quickly, orove past. He told the polies of the circumstance, and mew:tors Spratt and Dodd went to the spot Wielded. 1 7.11,1f0 they found a donkey, sale-saddled, and under the hers ge were two young females, wrapped up in foreign travelle,,g a with the hoods over their heads, and by Hai'. side stood • home-made loaf, a carpet he and. w !Am terrier dog. There were also two gentlemen a 'sate, but no sign* of any male companions could be seen. lo answer to the police the young ladies said they bad arrived from the Continent, and were going to tint a brother at Tunbridge, but reaching Canterbury toe late on the previous evening to obtain scomunodation at an hotel, they had re solved to remain at the outskirta of the city all night. On the previous day they stopped at Ewell, near Dover. The police left the fair tramline to their own relleetiona, as, although they considered it very strange, there did not appear any circumstance connectM with them of a suf6- mently suspicious nature to call for their Interference. The • had formed a somewhat navel notion of the object of the young ladies. He end he thought that " they were sans of those religious fanatics who Sweet the country, and that they were making a pilgrimage to Canterbury, for the purpose of worshipping in the Cathedral." Upon thinking the matter over, and mistiming the circumstance to one or two parties, a reference was made to the 'amnia ing columns of the lasee, when the mystery was solved, for an advertisement, in the well-known second column, offering a reward of 1001., stated that two young lades had left their home since Thursday, the 30th ult., and were sailyeasd to be in Leedom. The following descriptions wen Set thew :—" Om aged 19, light hair, dressed in a him silk dreee, erith throe flounces, white on the sad white fringe, fancy straw bonnet trimmed w Anew, pink ress-bads inside—usually wore a black whet owsisaa over her hair in front; the other aged l6, ftM We, glassed in a black silk gown with three Boma% with gem ddlyse,• mall brown straw hat, with feather, and • idisnriar This dim ern awnswing in every particular to the Mibimiampsd in the ldwwwwici, the pollee immediately lbaiwiesmail to • yllseof safety, while they comma slestai Hs in niala in the advertisement. A telagrogiii mine was ressieed in reply, stating that they wars is , but would be in Canterbury by the f r. ' t w a rasa.. Since their detention the yoga( la lean ,sided amoeba in their Teed-roam, shrinks that lbw woes swill, They are momenta as bobs Isslaughbh and evidently well brought up, biege=lid Iho Noseband German languages. d am, ale Mayer and several of the magia- IMO INN is lita lasurdiass, to which the young ladles had lea monk and won ushered Into the prints- Mum of the fit,The ladies at once admitted Awe they war ihs parties referred to in the dr Mis bat that Hay ware not miens, although distantly nWd to each other. They stated that their names were Lewis and Webber, but declined giving their address. Sam tly it wee elicited that their friends resided at St. leoroard's and Colcheater, and that family difineneta, and "other mum" had led them to leave their homes, sad proceed to Prance, from whirls place they had just rrturnsd, and had been travelling almost night end day since the ''llth alt.. . . . There Is no doubt that the segued wilt prove in this, sa her many other cases, " that the noun of tree love never e smooth." Much interest vas manifested in this affair, sad the police station was besieged by persons anxious to catch • glance at these young ladies of the romantic school. The Feeds! Oasete of this day has • narrative agree ing ~Wally with the above. "It appears," nip our Owen , that the father of the young ladies (slaw we •we theta to be, though they deny it) is an officer in the navy, and that they had lived at home with their mother-in-law. This borne, which is at St. Leonard'., they left and fled to France, whence after staying • new they came hers on Saturday last; and the better to w arts themselves Wog., one was drooled as a menial, as if a servant to the other, and both wired so well, as to escape the observation of their uncle, who was on board the woe packet. la the streets of Dover too they actually peened their patents unobserved, so well had they completed their disguise." The same jowled mays .—" in consequence of non-cow nte .., w_i i th the ~lege of the previous day, another wee yeeterday(Monday) to Mews. Dawson indicated i=dvertimentent ; and • gentleman of sow rank reached this city in the afternoon, and bad an Interview with the Mayor Alderman Brent, Captain Love, and Mr. Phil prat, Magistrates—producing his letter of introduction from Mown Dawson in reply to the telegraphic des patch. Ho gave his name Berea °lanky de Ste wed:, and represetd himself as darned by the family of the young ladles to take charge of them. He stated this in reply to the mayor, and that it was his intention to convey them back to London. The young ladies on having it put to them expressed themaelves but too happy at hay ing the opportunity of being placed under hls protecticw The Mayor, in addressing the baron, dated that as the young ladies were not detained on any charge, it was the desire of the magistrates only to see them restored to proper hands. Such assurances wore given as to Wisfy all yarned; and arrangements were made for preserving their privacy w much as possible before returning home, and for this par post a swim' ~loge one engaged on the railway and • a private owls. to convey them from this city to whence weld embark with their guardian by the last train. Theme and dignity with which they digested themselves andel evidence of their superior secompllin• mot., and we ewe Billerswa that they ate highly connesiel. The baron barge ~id Waited the was of the pear men through whams entomktay they ware newel ft the rood einidoly peeled hr; end also as to who shseil Mtierin the reward thee hod been oared. Be Irian " esownookag w4th4ZOT, that he might be se. apsolthis thr km being a to those to when It le patty doe. The young ' these* =dem to key emir piracy, were mod affable god !opn thdr comment. °Mims with those who obtained brief - interviews, and Mod la every ens a deep concern for their cOodition." • i THE &Snow OH -LANDO* lmfp 'rte TILACZkir • ~ eratre—On lawatiay maming . hiet lin - At Leda. 1 perhed ill the Moral of St. Dereabse. the wilail mss i i d worship in "Meek if au 46. the ad rileseepiftwis most einmpsme, end AW& M the Hon. ff IN the reermet. The Right Rev. Prim ;her ea Om alder d hie drains a text =maylle dm* imeireriatt, rot have very , intfteed re Tleaterians, who ream lad lia rig strabwe ea the eaters. It we the well- • berg wen la the Carinthian.:—" For neither eironewi alen insane ettyddig, Doe uneircuinsims. bet • sew err bre The Wight reverted prelate Armed, `tome of Ihe fee wingenpromising find, the perk MS Ulla r dr Rip of eabstituting a me* fteslinn for the per mire ef the Gospel—thcee ceedird troths whir re ire regenerate the nature, and save re red; ell Ow in explicit and emphods h Ihe argil es parties conducting pablic weguldp= Owl irderee who took pert isles pendelmramseerlee, wits bre gait' ell r Re offences which he poker out. The enmeen ef the Many prier, r rigia be spited, a gewerad, s ad, eivegarel smisig ret wens geeret, a very trt sesesties.—isesiey ?epee. t;ED SCHOOL Ustoit.—Teiretby earn re mmuel meeting of the friends mid o ef the ftie_Selsool Union wee held at iglliSe MAN the d the Earl of Sirtaberig. ampler et the 07 .. /Woisasely crowded, and lbe geirra end on the platform were Led X Iteg ie r2E : re . 11 7, it Cumming, Dr. M'Cres, the Berm. Wilkinson, Yatteson, bosom, N. W. HOWNISS. beech, W. H. Graham, ix., Mr. J. Payne, Mr. Helios, fte. The chairman mid :—The present number of theft .olais was 22,000, end the number of their schools mledit be estimatedat shoat S5O in 1.56 distinct buildings. But there were 22,000 children more still wandering about like the Bedouins in the down, with none to care for them be body or soul. Ile regretted that there was • deg. Limey of teachers, so that in some districts there were many applicants for instruction whose wants could not be supplied. The ragged sch o ol children who had emigrated bed done great credit to their teachers, and, not witbetanding former prejudices, • ragged school certifloate win found to be a nvoiport to service. The shoe-black bri gade continue to flourish, end the boys on the whole improve in Weediness and efficiency. In the three brigades 132 Lida earned last year 2,9811. by cleaning boots and shoes at Id. a pair. Of this sum 1,600/. have Owen paid to the lade for food and necessaries; 7234 paid for supwintendence and sundry expenses ; and 640/. have been paid into the omega bank, to the meet of the boys. A new shoe-black society . for the West-end has been organised, and will shortly be in opera tion in the aristocratic domain of Belgravia. A new for boys to sweep crossings will also shortly be During the year 641 boys end 619 girls have been plena out in situations from 59 schools. The number of thaw who have kept in one plane with good character . for 12 months has increased from 366 to 402. It was air stated that 70 teachers in the schools were former ragged seholerst and that out of 15 school. 70 have becomes conimunicants at various Christian churches. The number of refuges is 16, receiving and maintaining on an avenge 500 young persons. The report testifies to the utility of the mothers.' meetings, end of the labours of the City minden- anew The penny-tanks have been so successful that persona residing in the locality hove taken advantage of them to de posit their little sieving,. There are now in 46 of the wheel, • no lees than 10,117 depositors, and the sums paid in during , the year have amounted to 3,4391. Clothing funds are now in operation in 31 of the schools. and the amount paid in by . the children has been 306/. The financial statement was nest read. With the balance in hand last year, the mike tiona, donations, subscription., laey, Ac., the recelptehate amounted to 7,8241. The mpenffiture, including %raw kr special gisMa, has amounted to 6,952 . leering a balance fa hand of 8721. The meeting was deli:need by Led Ste naird, Lord Ashley, who win introduced by the chatrema esi one of "Lord Shaftesbury's hope," Dr. Cumming, and other gentlemen. dir nts THE TELF:GII.II'II IN AUSTR5l.l5.—Arran sae making in Australia for establisbieg • t e eamskatine between Melbourne and AMMAN, this ceinntanleation is extended to King Georges feted. SWIM I , VY n tt a ndri on ,bpd lietween Bnglend an Aim, WM. ~ from Australia in tuenty-tea dep. f 7 COURT_ PA"' " 1100 r• Ts dd. COM Ida Iw o* , diackan O.Y en sotto doi sF 20 1 31•Vu!" L actic*enL w ail A. tun:, t e cbAiou tits court TO caul ( Wage st Nial Wen cools v. This wal " %a bid „oat beliPww et theme oddiestost i.e/boa" w" ; phicr" i o crr nth th godorbia a c slog at the raw •ebsit d the dove, s ad the wl tabs to et. Thom sal dr dedindeat ogled to his wool i ambi des Pk wadies the id A ces hs Ter deediembe fat tbe yncseddiet edited libea e s s alas elb• • dot be be bed less IdTh m ieilenes was e daft ea lib lon Went. Verdict wadi Tw o s ankrupt =cnford-at el moose ke made ataount)72l m ta l bet ; sbe has di that contended not provable a tits °pucka el Ilis Roam, Tills reducer to 1501. ,—the taken am tb that in templet take out lotto* The bankrty (Bah 131 no WHITE- Thu was tl White, jun., where. The W bankrupt , kis creditors, and there are of new debts p of 2,23 W. in a stun of be due from It appeared the caseation contract was some alleged i dart rela.kanat rapt, - but profits (to th trade espouse )fir. lawn! the e:ckzp4 The bear We certificate Mr. Lamm his Honour class. CENT Pnieriek winded gull grog verhe Pm" his The peso primer we 'NA receive yy wasaatiog edirred u other semi =se r i The i e rim! r i - i. - i Wow I hunt sawru en losseatt to = ed e ll a Miami Ma mu bamboo =VW* it Ina ha r . r f. opened contahl A • fact of under The first tt bell w stood xr .tats AI hood, thiq of th 4 Th was LIAR for r$