The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-16 00:00:00

expreOpl. ant. Intended for "The Itzpreaa,.Lottdot jt salt be at the Oiler, 10, Robearioaltroat, by Taro Osiook os day of pabUomos. lion WATER AT LONDON BRIDOE. Dma DAT—lltnneur, OL. Afternoon. OIL 10*. Tonnonsow—SWrning, Oh. lita .... ...Altrtscos. oe. 54%. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16. TuE abuses of our representative system will not escape discussion this stssioo, although no general Reform Bill is to be submitted to Parliament. The attention of the House of Comm will le drawn, at different times, to three important elements of Par lialosetary Reform. Mr. BIHEILLET is to renew his motion on the Ballot; and Sir JOSHUA WALMILET is to stopple with thequestions of suffrage extension and _ . . • • too of t►e extiactino el consomme=small to admit of a free end unbiassed exercise of the franchise. Mr. Bursexcr submits his prorositioa in the ken of • resolution. Sir JOBIIOA WALMOLEY boa embodied ku twe propositions in the form of bilis. The ran form is a matter of little moment except se a insider& tion at Parliamentary tactics. Into this masiders tioe we do not propose to enter; what we have to ay relates exclusively to the merits of the gentle= intended to be raised. In the present state of parties and of opinion it appears to es that the cause of reform is more likely to be promoted by challenging a discussion of each of the three points we have 011112111. rated, apart and upon its own merits, than by pro mating them combined with others as parts of a comprehensive scheme of Parliamentary Reform. With regard to the Ballot, oar opi•ian b.• been so often recorded that we have little left to may at present, except that it remains unal tered. We look upon Vats by Ballot simply as the mesas to an end—Secret Voting. It appears deal:tibia that this should constantly be kept in vin►, for thus we escape all cavils about the practicability of any particular mcde of collecting the votes of electors. The first point to be determined is, whether seek man's vote for a Member of Parliament should be openly avowed, or given in secret. A correct judgment on this question can only be formed after begonia( which mode of voting is the more likely to leave the elector free from undue bias. There can be, no doubt that • vote given in secret, like an opinion cherished in silence, is mom likely to be sincere than one which is subjected to the criticism of others. When we vote is public, as when we speak aloud, we are apt to be biassed by a desire to cultivate the favourable opinion or to evade the diaapprebatioe and perhaps the *amity, of others. Whoa we vote I. private, ea when we thick la silence and seelasios, we are mom likely to give free and fearless merle to oar real °pick= and impale= The vote of every =divided, when given in secret, is • more sinews =pre mien of kis halid— e his convictioa—that this or the ether candidate is most eligible for the treat repssad in a Mamba of the Legislature, than whoa it is gives is pantie and, ccasequatly, the real agreed, Judgment of a whole coaatitemmy oa tbseempseades merits of rival madidass will be mon arreslig asmetrined by a sys. tem of secret than by • system of epos voting. If the assent of a majority of the Legislature to this prin. sip)* can mat be obtained, it will be an easy matter to devise • mode of voting by which it will not only be Impassible for others to discover how my elector bee voted, but for any one elector to prove to the satisfaction of other, how he has voted. On these grounds our unreserved and unoonditimal support is gives to Mr. BERYISLIT'S With regard to the extension of the =Sege, it is universally admitted that, under our existiog system, whole classes of voters are excluded from =moral privileges who us bet= qualified to examine the franchise judiciously and hooestly than some classes who are admitted to perticipate is these privileges The @tardiest Conservatives will admit this, for the qualifieationa re quired in a voter are frequently lot possessed by men whole education, =perks= of life, and pro- perty, ought to bring them within the electoral pale. And every Reformer, deserving the name, will admit that among the =enfranchised of oar waking classes —among our skilled artisans—there are many who world be an acquisition to any cosetltoesey. Wean contested to rest the decision of the question of satrap extension at peewit upon them cossiders lions By this means we escape all Dios diaensolose regardieg the length to which salmi extessies may be safely carried, or the abstract principles which ought to determine who are entitled to the sof- frogs. !kr J. WAL/ISLIT appears to have kept this consideration is view, when fruiting his bill for the extension of the suffrage. He doss not ioterfore with, at attempt to abrogate, any =Sties qualifier tics. He simply proposes to pleas the misty and borough cesstitosocies on the same footing, by ex tending the franchise to all householders He thus meets the views of the Conservatives who =splay, with jostles, that the existing qualificatioss =elude many men of education sad bade= experience, and of the Rtfoessers, who would give a Tau in elude= to the Nits of the =skis( classes. He wales@ the goodies to= simple an he.. as pessible, and to one that has great authorities in its favour. By his messed bill, 81r Immo proposes to dish...- aim a small number of boroughs, each of which ntune one member to Parliament, althoset the • popeletion of every ore of them is below 4,0001 and to take me member each from 42 berosghs in sack of whisk the population is respectively below 10,000. The meats teas vacated he proposer to allot to a num her of la►ge towns—with populations eagle, from 10,000 to 40,000—at present entirely unrepreesated, end to a few opacities and boroughs which ars at puma inadetreately ',promoted. The great maw emendation of this tosser* is that it will weeder err represeatation is the Home of Oommoss more real. There will be fewer representatives of jobbing clique and coteries and ma repre sentatives of numerous and istelligont portion of the gametal community. We Wa— fer, it es de what we will, so cm esnedtrtienal question is. be entirely abstracted from crime—that without some mach preliminary arrangement as is eon templated by this bill, it will be impartible to carry Leto effect any plan of mast voting. Here, thee, we have three proposals about to be submitted to the House of Commons. upon nab of which every member who expressos an opinion nest pialaly and frankly say either "Tee' or "No." They area simple, so clearly diluted, that they admit afro evasion. If majorities out ha persuaded to erne all err my of them, they may then be serried on imps roily or embodied in me pineal swore. Apar semis of the principle of each will gain in sionegool - irreleventesseideratioss. slestims impending, it IP easstitosseise mhari/•1e views their ropreseningern to these vital qualities& vii. m S,7o7` 4 by the nelasian of all irrelevant etweideratioss. Wi the prorpoot of a veinal skeins ispeadiag, it penile:ly desirabi• that anatiteneles should sesitied to know what views their rap resestatie Gannon with Menne to then vital gentians. CHIRAL PALACIL-0113 SHILLING DAT, TIII DAT, APRIL 15.—Mmirslows es pev a / a t, Len ; OM. isms tisket.. 323; total visitors, 2,004. 111111 Cbt Court. anietima ionpasa L hash Iff the Mane= et the lot India Onegany. Imp a Inegoes. by Word the int at Latehan Deeds J. needed Imirit r e r immietla int rotors bon lb. e. et Ma/ by lit / • Ceiba% Lea% int nor Ma Crterth Win Part of Lieuntt*l En& tratbe Duke et Retie* Olytaie W. 4. Ileg, an rows rem theOrhein lad promodca, Berl De in Rea Mena MAIM. II IR return from Due*, eirdea et thefts ot Good = m be Debut NerMIL L Itaason anuoislmonit to the Me Mode and reties tram the Crimes,* Uleeseasibilaneral•Desitya. WI. IA forretteno watieest IStmerodee. atennt Mus.D. IL/ma" 111.. * the Red et Harwood. Zeno V. D. Lem by thitan the Eel et Lowdown Permanar IL I. imp, COM tbe Mift et laver& d er 11- Les* es DSO liegtowL by Lieutenant Often& • lir lradi alLlL list, en hie lonia" by the Deb of Ma. _ _ THE LEVEE. Ths Queen held a levee yesterday *Ammar& is St. Zappe', Palace. Her Majesty and eke Prieto Comiortl arrived fr,en Buckiogbam Palms noon alter 2 o'clock, incoried by a detachment of Mee life Heard% sad were received at St. James's by the Omt Moen of State. The Date of Cambridge sad Prises Edward of Sane Weimar attended the lever. The Doke cf Norfolk bedsit sodium of the Daiwa, sad delivered to her Mrin'y the ensigns of the Mort Noble Order of the Garter, were by his father the late dale. Captain Morton Herbert had an audience, and resolved from the Queen his Silver Sisk of Office as Nikon of the Yeoman of the Guard. Captain Herbert wu presented by Viscoant 87dairy, vanish' of the corps. Heseersbis zed Tory Remold the Dees of Liessere, by Lard Welsrpeek. Lleetesest Oohed las& by Oohed wood. rll i = ed y teed ego esteem Westassett. esteem hem theCrtesee, by Rider Ouestel 11. Weed. LiseemestAbleast Natbishti as egidellmist its Isseeetthe MN, by the Odd Ilesseseet. Ogee= IL Weighs IX., ea velars treat Areas ureic* and pro miss. by Mr O. Weed Owls Wets, by Osserel Dr T. Welshes. Oriersder IL D. Illajeshe SK., es yeemelles sad whalatmest eseessed ILW.III. Seetty, Erste W. likares, bey De. D by the animas at *be Ewe bilk Company. wet Weems, es espelseerst es WA taps by sr O. The Hera and Prise, Albert entered the Throne Rama attended by toe Duchies of Ertheriend, Mistier of the Rubes, the Counter of Derr, Lady in Welting, and the Great Olken of the Household. Her htijesty's train was of pink satin, einered with Eagl,ah Mee, and trimmed wit► bows of pink and white satin. The petticoat wu of white satin, covered with Eoglish lasa, sad trimmed with bows of white satin. The Queen had en her head a diamond eirolet. The twinge !Laketon were istredsord, wheat tke follow ing pmettatiese to kn Mejetty took plass la ths diplo ma* oink: Cntr.llmkbenia appistment to Sin by Liniment _ IL inn& Laramie& blareem by Weed the WM at Lownee. Capon W. Y. IL Mar Ms. be the ChM= et the Mt LW Cam eral Chian MM. ILX, es yeeMdee. by hr Wed. ChM O. May, is nem nes it ikiw end co bis newisp. by Lonneed Gereel he W. Dreen Litelonelhisest Nen 0. MM. Vienset Zunnias. Uselimeti. J. Maw" en by the Zan at Chum*. *hen A. ' a UM hat sed eiders tram make ie alining Mew le W Pro Sent D. IL NEM es he ease tem IBMs,* the liekt Den tbs nto& al he bdle Dias& tam`aliblall red Mire ea withthe dm end. from n. ....en st af=t to ll =rleyel Albin LW ---Igemeentlehed Washwar, pronetke‘ by YWd Yenta lAr ite= l .rre l. Lemma San as ert,... ikk b;teer-Oneree ladle,. Dim Moto* by Oseartsl Mr T. MM.. IneimmOdeed Meese. se men teem the Wan. by the Lel et brrO gr itler. Weird De Den =restd•ne. be ChM Itemesbelo WF. IL D. Wm*" Odeed he Keehn at Malabsey. laseme. NM" br ChM Wad. I be Debut IketeN4 to LIMY Ite IL MGM IL P. Owee. Odund Vlreme l = byNi. o= i teppeleenset se ems et ber IMMO monk Led deeltille ONO Ome. es Ids retses teen the Crime. by the sonel Wee Amy Medea Degertamt Leelheet PM** Lard yessits. Pans, by the Dleseter.Osswel d the Army UMW . 111111 11 il ealremeethre. by Thema Dernitan °a " 111.=.1Wilellewle. by Led Pram. Mese It Id Elyegams, by La Annoy, e n. rd Paw Linemee hems Dern. Mine a Ids Mere teen Nam Mensh Or Lwow FM ea sem et r omi lostre Iles. Petry Ossoll. by he teed et do OmnlM meseenti L.. Perdu/ ieseide. by Lient espeolek P by m. Dept tende tense. S D O& Usetawee. isalpfri Liessems Wafts. lagel =Le Morel* teen he . be he hewed et Doe OE . Ms heled ?ewe aroma ix. en We Man trem the Met dm by Or C. Weed. M_ ?Mew mildneet le the oaf at Mind" by lieesent Iteefte. ali a a= mi llamogetkwitDDl. by iwineranimpa. pienisioa eel news War elee te lade. bw he Cleft= d he leet Wigs Merah ein NM&es Deeelds. Shea Lebo M uir * Celcuel WM% hwel UM me DM Pita eat Law. is megalatant bs the OM. e Aran by id Wheedled. J.l. M.P.. W helot et llMpn. Climie J. T. huh A ethee Loh LAW" by Ihnte. me Cohost Dm hmeedur J. 11. Dessite.l.l.. aeLreerstkee r l em y Mr C. Woo& M. W. Shoss. se blis ne=r ip le? Zwi by LW WM Y. londmise. so peeselim by Ids hem, O&M Nem an. Pmenei 11. W. Iteher, LK by Ur C. Wad. Mr. C. IL J. emyer, is astmet to ter wows Curd et Ose M. Fagmaheen et Am% W i rd . . e r. medien by lineeet therm u nd eishu seben hen the Crime. by Had I= & & No% by Them& Owl. CO J. MEM is seeeenh, by Mehl the awl et WV& Ity lie lisfallessy the Turkish Ambeemdcw—ilehe Puha Mews! Fiemiddil ma melee de ramie. Iv the Swerlot Meister—Bum George de time Ceti% Mentes de Fame d it i l leereste Mirteetieri• Pp Maker —Le awes Bose Chashodes. Capi tal% et Able de de le Deo de Nemo. B 7 the Vetted Haw lerdeets —Mr. Joh. abbr. Mr. Frederiek M. &M Y. L SLOserge. Beg., • geatierus et Wetmore. The diplomatie cad psual emc:as wore asaimodelp attedded. _ - 11titliewias peessatatiese Seek pleas, the seams hiving heea preview* kilt at tb• Leal Chetabulate's OAles awl eabolited lr* Der Dii4way appeewl (*We IL It IP*" by ftwassalbeillbyt. Sly J. Celle* Sam. Stel La W. &boy brie Cassia Dea. C. ibeistaa. — VOlor ga e l =thset Dale J. Alps. ea appoleteyeet detly 111110. by Mr. Date. lt P. M. P. Am* y >llB•Swarai Metse itasteraa sal Meta Ira the Cables. by Weld Maned Itareme Mr. Lan* Aseethret e — a — Xardye y Uri Ds lab *. LieeameeKilmel adtwlti. ea es Sepublealeat et 11= mm uegayeeer Seirlel s t ee Ma IL Deana Saab. Da B. M. alC B :a :e einem *Ss CM et Meta Oselle D. Sat" by Dr C. *elm *not Dew bly. Seasseat, au Ids maydege. by the Ihervb ettlweberdit J. H. heakee, by the Minim et the Soh loght C V A 1 L Dam ea whin tnie lalle.*lher n eleawiek. an. Issese im ez teg eppellalmat by Wend tat Ilea. 6 W. Mir m llatalsh. ea miss boa the edam. by Lei Peissare. Cupids Itages. by ran Ilmehemp„ Iteraera a. C. Del* Ileleattmetel lei O. IL Welhwell. Rife O Lefts J. ea De Cismbh Papa Sanaa ite*See el Dl`. Wermasol. , ee. W. a = is erdec eiselead wee et becKeihetriehersell. by the Lad Ms* Ibmsebis i • yomodob fetes trate the Oylmse Salialline of Ms lige Taft bp MI Lot Ibrelbeggs. Unelant Owed Be?. Sailtraesa. ea mama= la the aids, et the Seelb.litielellealri ibeentawkap. Capra Soak * Met essobisp. Usehreet W.7bd Seema. I l i. KT. Ll ealume C. I. Ilsemalas, Lard Soya mad Seta WC. P. Siam by WINO Cipwla ladevy. ea proardes. by the Ake et lathal. Be'. P. la ea wawa Ma the Crime. by Pladitiohel Vb. lead law.llZ. by the lot et Deleme. Aasivembibuyess J. U. Bak by the Mohan et the LA tails Ca lraCeldasee. es segslatment es Lad N Wahl*. by the lard Chembedela. Halm Sea. S. (Warr" es peemellia. lig UM 11•11.= ea presellea eel w*sse kortrertrlme. by T. 11. WA BebepelOeerilt es lie *pilaf* by SWIM Pieeniea. Llealmeet lbeem Cater.* 2:2lrt le the Oddment Orel* bp OW Illwelet We bed Saw Oweed6l6 ea pressiea. by Dr C.Weed. or. Mime. Mime. WlPllstwalt lelseikly the Adtateat . _ gr.l. W. fir. by Lori Toby. nip W. Cbusbare. by Wier 0111•11•1 slr 0. WitbiralL 1114 Cloramob. ea nom hem Ye Wing Ossit st Mdse. by Qs lam IL claw awes w *Mel Ilmeseat Mafia. XL a. CIWWws4 by Mod Iftwooritt. Cbbisel es is allollwasp to Ws Claw. by Good %wok Llsorme OMNI cm graniellon. by Llselerat Ourgal Omelets Glabeele • t ba the Gam% lleyel Aattits Ria• Deripo. at is ...g O. fl ir tetelaine hedge emits at the Ceps et Geed Mum 111 Wills. YJ. A. the Wisp of Wlasbeelsr. Lisrmrs br c wind- K.* Chlieesios nem Stem Oteiteatiesyheby Wit ?Mow liOloolipos sass Om Yet Crews. by UM. tbeetel fer J. emblL 6 . oda th: Mks m. Cladaal. fry mow °. . w or w. Dalisa.bg Oing Woad. LAselymt L &MINA as rays ben Das and merbetimat Yrs DENS Orkemel 111.8Ibm. Denby C Derbqk ea yremeties rafts temp ohs Odom Famers. Cepide ODoACe; by Osloul Illoybes. Osarmoder G. Day, I.N rpromika rid [Man Don Ors O of A 7, Wood. Dud% sygeholoot as -S spar et AblanbeD. Cluesei MC. Wielong. Mr. A. Disdammk i rstiomed itachkry. Melo boar, Odurd Mosso Blom ibramobb I. Es by Mr. N. A. Barb" ILL Lberion. Caked Merroselis D. Es Ma gas by Mr. E. A. Has k. ea/ rears tress the Crime. by late Usatemathimaill IL C. ea rewire tam the Crimea with the shoe Vela ad ea to Urateasa Cara by Mai amid WA Ilejor.Oftweel ai rrildrely. ea ream kaa heap ssnts by Vanua Miallage. Mr. Dare% Mel IX, by Wu Adman! lir I.lhadet. Mr. M. Demetea, ea to Bea. Cape at Cleallerna at Ara; by Zami Viel•abaNd Doe% al Primal., byMr a WaBl. MaliDeabiaka.a pienettes. by toed Prawn. Ma. G. a. DEW, ea aka sprawl Lad Lasateasatel Oast, MeX issv kana i t Panama , bae=air G. Rethaall. Iltbonsl; Dyes by aril saw, Li. IS IMNIIMMIIi "MI dd114114111/191 I. MIR Mr C. Rees. Mr. MI4 the Minna it Ur lea lade Oteasay. et ink" ea yeenotica. sal ram ken the Caddie EWAN& Mute. 10=1111, es Deputy Uraleeat et the egooky et tore Mr. mikes eippeleimmit Utb loakerak by Mr MESS la. r e gragart, by bk hem. the liala Ma C. T. Vika -- aut L Meer. en sperserist Is ere Uslit Dreier~ by Liersunt.Ossersl P. A. Leaser. by Modred Sir G. else W. L by Lord ereler el aideiley. Orris by te Kr ssernii. Lb o r ew trienor d warAsslnik. a return, . Lingeseat W i rary. on Mare tram Ur Was% by Crowd F. R. eeriness. Mawr. Mr . reetassa. w rem am Mimi, by Ms /WM. Mr. Z. -117871 v. rnairbot areal um Oaplais S. D. ininsa, by InalminbOanasi L. N. Prfar. garb FM SIB Selliallina= I 11hinial 144 Ns. B. Poem S Mara = by W Clabora 4 tbs on 041,,, ILI E. 1. et J. t = Capes Mud. LW.. aa Mb. aambniaa a C. Ilr C.Weea. Caplan Man. ea NMI ana Oa Okra. by Or O. A. ilkaberall. . Owes 011biaa. arl Wars ban Oa Crime. by rid Mamba Lad eargean 011barae..S1 ilt, as aad Mara ban On C•lnae, by na Dbiabn.Onana al Am, UMW Depart. M arra. Ile% I. L. 0111mmue, es man taut Me dims , irf w _ _ _ Asigueldiergeed A. P. Coe, by the Claimed of the lest ladle Ci =l. OW. by ahrebeet. amplele Oelt. & Ce ll irael .. ea t se a C.& sad a dope, Imiesdeet be CYO= adalrel lir I. Lyrae. Llselmod L erne% by Lard Dania P. him Ooreet IL *elk la snelatammt etk Dreseeeedry Cienrel Kr II eitimmeL mi klr ka ltyres. = ls Omit id end Mem ham the Crime, by Mil Opole &tuft es premetlea, by Fled Wankel Lard Hardlaps. Maids O. MOM by the Dube et Mosteme. adtert. Ram wTeems wO..{,by Mena DEL. by the NM et PAL Lea Esisillsa. ea bead eperanal Lludineat Drina el Me Mono et Waifs Denspi 1111114116 Dereels et Alarms. Orsensi Caplele W laeammelL mama bra a. Crime, by Llememas ftre. De. M. &EMI It N.. ea mama= sal Nlan tressibeCdmes. W . lfysiles Cram! M Phoebes% by S. ran . ard Dread Imes, Meade L r. Mamma& by lad De Ls Weer. lanamme cu atd Daaley,ra rear. hem tbe aims. by be Debi el hedge A. Berm; inbr Ilowerd Maslen rteL L try the amkimaat at the Zed Las Cempeem IMOmmepresq,by Ceara Rem D. H. C. igas laslamMlClNsaml/Earimas, 1,1 breakbreak Gradd i gierelbsedem. Lleaesesat 0. liarleal. by Mardd lar IL Cued*. =..hp ali reh ir amer illai t. =Le l . 11L by tbe FM et Berdegtoa. 111111ar Mb^ yeemdlon sal Nam tram the Came. by Lard Diedip Wlls, I It..*Reradamlnl WO. IL D. Plebe. Dr. W.O. Ma; IM Immo Clerk. Oomarader A. W. £. recd, LK, a=ka ena Mom Irmo the Iladt am lir Destradalrel arer:r. ill. Defer* by Me* amoral Der. W. .11lawkity, laidCharebene. Coked 0. aloldibia, by Lament amoral lOU s& Ilentemet J. L Id., *aid Weed. Lelia W. H. lamy, ky Marl Moab* Meier J. hatimo. y Nrimd 11. Wyndham. Ileelp 0. by Mims et Me East Lib Camps*. Coped. IL P. Ana.= yeemslas. by Plea Ilerehel lard Ear dirdremnt Dem Jelkarasse. ea rebore MU hides deaf.. pl MGM Menhel Lard Derdlems ad las Wee esimat lebneane, ea appeletment OrmallerOmededd Dth. d. Cloak 0. lboveSs. ea Mara ha by red Bele. lieDellaglash. ea reties ham We Dad bp Deb Neye i Merahal 1 Lead Cept il il l .t Omit& ea We Meet Ina as Crimea sal cc pra web^ by Gmeellts De Lag Dm& Lags J. o`o. *NW 118 applause be the Laseehi Iteyel As. trla WY Laps. bribe Weehde et OeseegeL De. IL SW& ea ben a a Dept' n liesemeit at WeL 1 kaatlar% Mr . C. IL& Debug kg De el laashosp. Ha& h. IL . de Mageb el lbeedelloa. Werro. & IS peemellsairl Mimi boa be Llama. by atedleil'beeeme Iheilkepth {bluest J. 1. 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Owen Wm. se sembeineet ee the Guns% Ind Sinn nine bo=er bei genef Amyl Ids Lein es Ids news Ikea tbe *Mee mil es Min unlined OA. by Omer& A. Men (rltalt LAST Ittaan °Liana.) I.OIID Orrice, APRIL 14.—Notice is hereby gives that her Maj may will bold Drawietreessa at Bt. James's Palma, os tea follow's, clays, at 2 tealoalt Tuesday, 29 h Aptil peat; Thursday. 29th May mat, to akin de bar Majesty's birth-day. N.B. The knights of It. email cedars Si. to &Mist , is tido Wirt as the Dewlap-mina es tit, 29th of May east. LoRD Orme; Aran. 1 . --Notice is hereby Rime, Mat her Majesty will hold a levee, at et. James's Ps'aee, ea Wedwraday. 7 h May meat, at $ o'clock . FOZZION-OVIMIL Antm 14.—Tbe Queen hu ben to approve of Dosser 'Mu WiWaa Meelataaa se ta sseg aid-Gesatal In Asowolls he tke Argent's* Coateds. The Priscess Royal and Princess Ali.., attended by Us %Gerry is Waiting mil commteate, visited the hems of cornmeal crearday. Mr. 111111 6 / 1 1 sad Mt.. Swett had the bower of Meals, the penman della, Mar ioopeetios of the ballast. The Earl sad Countess of Stamford and Warring ton' ham arrived is Rill-meet, hem thaferd dam . Loam Countess of &afield and Captain Got May Maley have arrived at Chapala's Hotel. Caveat!,lt-pun, for tab trauma The Rail of Tracing, sad the Lady Louisa Stuart hare taloa their dip utare f, Edward's Hotel Ow Trr qastrAress, l'eablassbire. Field Mantua Viscount Hardier Satertained bb !loyal airbus tie Doke °Semiarid. sail a dlelkagabholl military party at diasor, ea lieclay evade& at bis diode la Ors tt Stsabor-stroot. This goals Msladel bb 1 Soma Highs's,' Primo Edward ee flaso-Walmar, (dated San Smola, Coast Lamle, Colmasi Warman (asstrlas I aeleiee). Captsla Whisk (awns. servile), Gaisral Kaolin Sir Hairy Boatladc, Gsmeral Free* Osumi Dap.* ler lam Surat% Pis Charles Yorke Selma Nogg, Coker' WetlisrsH, Osiris! Bravarfg;, Calmed Kmkosais, Colossi Palliorr, ths Irma fa Walesa ea ins Disko of Cambridge. sad Hajar Adams. Ws mint to assoossoo tbodostit, in his elltityoor, situ Litt Hoe. Colima Dimes Devise, C 8., some Um M.P. he Portarllag'on, awl afterwate Ist Dadasster. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1856. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. The Lyeeem opened last night in its capacity 01l the Royal Italian Opera house. The theatre he. undergone a great internal change, and hes indeed assumed quite a new aspect. Them are two don of bons, bendss pit-boxes on each side. The pit is thrown almost entirely into stalls, each stall being a separate chair, as at the St. James's during the French playa; and what is properly the pit is limited to two or three rows at the back—these and the gallery being the only unreserved seats in the house. The drapezies of the bum are dark red, like those of Covent-garden; and indeed the whole theatre looks like Covent-garden in miniature. It is exceed ingly elegant, brilliant, and cheerful, and wants only miss to be as complete and pretty en Opera house Sa one could desire to me. The orchestra, to be conformable to the aims of the house, is reduced from its former number of between eighty and ninety. to slikot fifty. The diminution, of course, is made la the ripietoo stringed instruments; the wind lustre aunts necessarily remaining as before. Costa was at his post u oonduetor i and all the eminent men, to whom we have been sesestoood, were in their usual places. In troth, the ardisetra is much improved by its numerical reduation. It has lout none of its real strength, while it is netwe smooth and quiet, and pays greater attention to the delieneles of accompaniment. The opera was the Treeetere, mot in the same manner as last seems, with °sly one difference of any importance. Th e character of Ammo, the gipsy, so admirably sustained last year by Madame Viardot, was now performed by MdUe. Didik. It demands greater tragic powers than this very agree able performer pumeasse; but she exerted herself to the utmost, and with an small moons. She seemed to have taken Madame Viardot for her model, and to have copied her reading of the part. Her singing was beautiful throughout. Her flu contralto voice is improved in strength and uality, and she showed much taste and feeling. 1 4 (ey's Lenora was in all respects a magnificent performance; splendid in voice, brilliant in execution, and fell of impas sioned expremion. Her acting, too, was that of a most accomplished tragedian. Tamberliles perform ance, both dramatic and vocal, in the character of Manrion was not less striking. The part of the Count de Loos was excellently sung (it affords small room for acting) by Signor Genital. His principal air, "II balsa del sac sorriso,* was beautiful, and obtained the only sumo of the eves. leg. The opera, notwithstanding the sompartiu smallness of the stage, wee sew* gee s up. Boas of the seeess, putiederly the tipsy retreat in the mountains, and the Oust ar Lows sjo rm itzitk the stage owned withal:lasted grew of peasants, and soldises. were extremeli oi l i bt ee and beautiful. As to the operation, t it as (espeeialty in the last act) some of V but ends, it is act ululated to give such pleasure. The Mutt* Ii may written, esafassil, sad some times scarcely indeigible. and the ugliest is gleamy end revolting, want creating interest. Tea are reeled now and thee to applaud parties's: pussies, and thee the embus is directed to the actor or h sod lithe pima itself. Hews we should Mint Mb opera most be gessally wizened to a • al base, ee wee the mass night. The home was well tilled, bet net crowded. The Qaew mod Primes Albert oseepied the royal bps. The regal suite eon ista of the Ontatess of Deeme r the Rem Miss Stanley, the Hes. Mies Meer, Lail De Tabby, Lord Alfred Paget, end Chimed Funds 8. 6 .1" D0ke of Cambridge eh* hemmed the per. hum* with his presence. -Ames the fashionable company is t h e theatre we veil: TI. Dike sad Declass irt Welker% des Dachau ef liederese,, the Ildrqats of Leadkewrie, Pee Marquis of Claa thrift sod the Lady Hanka de B. dieMuquia of Daft, the nalMat wed Lily Redly Deagarvea, th. Hart MahatrAva; the Zed et Darius. the Rad sad Cons tea of .red sad Warfarin. Thseast Straasford, Velment Larealle illsesat Grey De mhos, Lead Ward, Lady AugaiW Weutwirth sad Mho Wsitersetb_, Lord Ernest grace, M.P., Lady Blasithe_ 1101 a. red lady Edith Soarerat, Lady Webster, Lord y Ads-' laid@ Cadres' sad the Hem. F. Csdessa, Lord Alfred General the Hon. H. Montana+, Calomel the Hoa. Cecil Poynter, Hes. Mr. sad Mrs. Z. Hassell, Mr. itp., sad the Hes. Mrs. Colvin*, Hos. Mr. sad Ilre. Dudley Ward, Ho.. W. Osborne, Hoe. Otiray Toler, li, Jobs sad Lady Shelley, Si, Robert Peel, M.P., and Lady Bully Poo, Sir George Wombwell, Sir Willies* Fraser, Sir Heavy sad Lady Wax, Sir Gawp Armitage, Sir Winless De the, Colossi Browolos Zoos, Cereals Fleas, Maks Gaga, Me. Harry Baring and Miss Bevies,' Ma. Ogle Haat mid Kiss Ogle Hest, ***sad Mrs. Caehtsa, Mr. Ilyffea Leathal, Mr. H Batas, M.P., Mr. Hubert De' Bergh, Ilia Oyler, Mr. D.l s leld, lir. Webster, Mr. Leo pold Rodpatb,lir. Strad Osborne, M.P., Ike. TITil• v, by LATEST INTELLIGENCE. OIASING OF THE CONFERENCES. THIS DAY. Teaterday's Constairtionowl publishes the following note. which evidently possesses the character of a (semi-offlcial communication : " The peace sigot d at Paris on the 30th of last month not becoming obligatory until it had received the ratification of the respective contracting courts, the Congress judged it opportune to remain until it had been officially in formed of the accomplishment of the desired for mality. Thanks to the electric telegraph, all the plenipotentiaries have now been informed that their governments have ratified the peace, and the first plenipotentiaries filling the functions of Secretaries of state in the department of foreign affairs, being pressed to return to the control of their respeo tire duties,—the closing of the deliberations of the Congress has been fixed to take place on Wednes day, the 16th (this day). Count 800 l and Baron de Mantenffel will quit Paris the next day, the former returning to Vienna; the latter to Berlin. Lord Clarendon will leave for London on Friday next. "Count Orloff and Aali Paoha twill wait the exchange of the ratifications, which it is liop3d will be effected by the 28th of the present month at the latest. This formality will, by agreement, take place, on the part of Austria, Great Britain, Prussia, and Sardinia, by means of the wooed plenipotentiaries only, seeing that it is simply required to exchange seven copies of the treaty of peace ratified by one contracting power, with one copy ratified by each of the other contracting powers. - "In the 'banes of the first plenipotentiaries, the woad plenipotentiaries cannot take any deci sion, for the special reason that their powers are enbordinate to those of the first plenipotentiaries, whose mandates necessarily at an end by the fact l o f their departure. Thus, for all legal purposes, Wednesday'e sitting is the actual close of the Con gsess." Owiog to the continuance of the gale, we are, si yesterday, without our oorreepondenoe from Peri& H.M.S. ELECTRA STRUCK B l A WATERSPOUT. The following interesting narrative (lays the Bury Past) le contained in a letter from Mr. Heaton, an officer tf her Majesty'm ship Elwin, son of the Hoe. Mn. Hea ton of rim Heaton, Denbigh, and nephew of Lord Hen niker : _ "At Sea, Nov. 22, 1855. "We left Methane* we the 12th of last mantle, sad, with oar usual forum., esesentared very heavy weather daring the whole of our passage to New ZwJaad, the eta leasing very high, sad washing over as cmtinsally. One day aa enormous sea broke over as, and the first thing It ended away was the second gig; completely erssapUeg her up, sad masking her all to bits. It then Koss la the assrows sad captain's skylights, and washed everytbieg off the tallies ia both plows, including a bookshelf and a swinging lamp. They were at break fast In the pusroom at the time, and in • moment, °Seen, tamps, lamps of batter, sensate, and red herring, were all fficanderiog together on the deck la three feet of water, and it was some minutes before the ship INOWOred herself from the shock. Rating oar meals au a violent gymnastic exercise, and as to writing, it was oat et the guests's. Tea clays of this work brought op the earth point of New Zeeland, sod it took Ors* more to heat down the met coast to Auckland, where we arrived on the 26th ultimo, after the longest sea roses, we have made since oar first snivel Stria Beglead. We remained at Auckland for 19 den. I got up • fishing party one day, and we west down the river to bast oar net, but we caught nothieg bat agate end • few noel! Bab. Some of the skate win very haw, sad one of them weighed nearly tares hundredweight, and had • tall as tkiek as my ens, and he made an aztrardinary noise when he was landed, some thing between the pettifog of • pig end the bleating of a Steep, stetting out with his flue all the time, and knocking the sand about so that it woe so easy task to get sou him , o give him the coup 07 roar, which I managed Id do with my heating hails. We sailed from Auckland on the 12th of the pre asst month, sad have bees fighting with bead triads ever since, with the eseeptlos of two days, when the wind favoured us for • few hews, sad, therefore, though we are nine clan out, we hen only advanced 400 miles, and are still 700 from Sydney. " The day before yesterday we ensountered a most mars cordiality dagger—oath that low ships have ever withstood ; that we were caught in &waterspout. The day had been vary mealy, sod we had been compelled to take la sail venni times, sad therefore we who were below INTO not earplug to *ad the ship heel gradually over ; but when she went farther, end the desk became almost perpendicular, we could WO that something bad hoppened beyond the sesames order of aqualle, and I felt • eat of faint, sick faits( of satiapatiou and vogue dread that shoots stiffed the prayer that rose to my lips. The anwasse was Maid, and the dread of being strangled below by the teak of water gave me annals, and I climbed over the others and meoased to reach the deck. There everything was is *petunias, no one wss giving any intelligible orders, sad the 'kip was lying over on her broadside, with all of one aide hurled in the mats, ropes sad gads flapping about, aid men standiag aghast, with despair ta their fens. I 'attend one man in partimelar, whet was sitting on the deck, seemingly is a elathof wbr idiots'', w.th his hands clenched sad has face NW, deaf to all thet was pawing around him. The sight of m mock sweaty rotund say self ri-ention, and I bps to dens the men to the raps to haul down the after sails, and after a cosple of minutes' work the ship slowly righted. lbw captain's gig was stove is by the water, and the davits (streag neon paws of 1t.., as thick es my lee) had been beat doable by the primer'. it memo that a whiting maw of was r bad been saddeoly seen sear the @hip, and before say thisg maid be done it was apes her,beiirSg her down sad whiskiag her rased end under water, whilst the whirl clad by *Whit wee of nurse sooompauied sad caused, premed her over by the sails and increased the danger. It was in deed a feeefal minute, end ambit g but God's head amid have saved es, for man was utterly powerless WOW the Wasen does manifeetaCon of eta Creator's might. As soon as I costal get by myself, I retard Him thanks for mereitally sparing myself and my shipmates, sad saving us in our hour f extreme peril. This was really a very nocelentha ad venture, for *oath ships fnquestly we waterspouts (I have teen meal) it does not happen one in 600 times that it strikes a weasel. I have never heard of garb an at:idiot scarring, sad hope seen to see anther, fee it is so very r appalling, for that vary reason that It is es unusual, as no one keens how to avoid its gloats after it is upon them; though there is a way of pet audios 'aft reheard by firing a gun at it, whoa the sthcassion of the air caused by the es plosion breaks the 'pout before it is near enough to de say damage; but in oar case it moved too swiftly for that; sad ' all oar gun ere firmly lashed, on sooeuot of the had wea ther we inventor bereebouts, so that it would have been a matter of time to dear our as The monument designed by Baron Marochetti, for the heights of Scutari, is is form ea °With ; it is allay grats, 100 fest in height, sad surmounted by a Latin mom The base of the monument, or at least a onside rth's parties of it, Is of unpolished granite, whams the obelisk above is polished. At the four careers of the pedeatal are fear sages of victory, eoloatal in suse, sans falling down sod anted, a mown is sae band, a palm breach is the other. It will maresly be credited that, in a very popu lous pariah in the tooth-waters division of this musty, s peeves his been fleeted to the Oboe M 'veneer fir the mama year who, • envespondent states, eau neither rasa use Herold. We have just beard of awe in t►is vasty, where a paean bolding the Maces of gusto aerator. and smears?, is usable to writs his name.— Ewa Games. The health of the Bishop of Norwich has bean slowly berm's' (ass the Bdry Post) dutieg the past few menthe. It is sow so far re•atabiished that his Lordship has rammed the active duties of his dims's, which hh severe and eontinmd iadisiosit:on compelled him to rolls- THE CRIMEAN MILITARY INQUIRY. EIGHTH SI !TIM:I.-THIS DAY. The Board of General Officers mot again this morn ing atyhellea Hovit,l, when Lord Lucas, inquiring whether the hoard had succeeded begetting from the War-office monthly returns of the num ber of baggage animals in the Crimea, The Judge-Adv,c rte acid an at plication had been made, bat the sneerer wee that there were no such return. at the War-office. The President raid he believed there were inch returns bet that they were at present in the Crimea. Colonel Tul , o-b then resumed his ersminatien of o 1 Sir It. Airey, who said he presumed his order to use the skins of haves and animals which died or were killed, for the cvnetruction of shelter, was obeyed so long so it was necessary. He saw the hides in use all over the carop,and for other purposes then stabling. Two shillings arid sizpencs was paid for each skin p-operly cleaned and cured. according to the requirements of the g 1 orders. Had no desire in any way to cut any censure upon the report of the commissioners, but in the questions given to him to answer, there were many which did not refer to his de partment, and therefore he did not answer them, but re fatted them to parties who could. In consequence of the Indisposition of the commissioner., they left the Crimea, and his answers were sett after them ; but if they had returned to the Crimea from Constant nople, they might have got the information which he could not give apm the spot. The fine series of his answers were, be thought, inclosed to Sir J. on bosrd ship ; sad tits second series were sent miter some delay tt Colonel Tulles*. The ;remora of his duties prevented hint from replying to these immediately, and he confined he might not have an swered them so soon as he did, if he had not received • peremptory message from Lord Panmure desiring his to do so. Considered his answers to the commissioners were perfectly emplets and sufficient, so far as his own department was concerned. The first huts arrived from England on the 16th December ; others came on the 26th. Lour more weasels with huts arrived before the end of Decem ber. His department was charged with the distribution 01 these huts. These hies famed a portion of stores into the delay in **shipping end distribution, of which witness was desired by Lord Engles to make inquiry, but it wu the first instance on record of butting being sent oat in the shape of wooden houses, and until such stores were unshipped and actually warehoused for distribution they were in the de• puniest of the commivariat and not of the Quartermaster- General, whose duty was only to see that stores mere fairly distributed amongttle different divitions of the army. The commissioners might have got more satisfactory Guideline ulna this suljtct if they had examined Captain Keen, as that engi nor officer had charge of the butting more rrtioalarly. Thought it extremely probable that a statement made W Lord Luna to the board, that be was ordered not to take any huts until the tad of January or beginning of Febrility, was perfectly accurate ; the raison for the order being the anxiety of Lord Henan th►t the lick up in front, and the infantry divisione,who stool moat in need of shelter, should be supplied with butting bane the cavalry. As Lord Llama could get no orders for buts until the sad of January, no blame for the deity could be ae cribed to him or to the cavalry. Wine al wu far from in'. pitting say blame to Lord Lusts or the cavalry. If then was a doubt in the mind of the commissioners as to whom th.y should cast the blame upon, they might jest r well cut it 'Two one department as mother; and upon him as well as up sa Lord Lucas. His own opinion at the time we. that the 00111111k110114/S wan out to inquire into the sr. reanimate for the tarply of the army with a view to the future. He never imsginsd that they would take any re trospective view of, or that they would censure, the cm duct of offiesn. Thought the commissioners ought net, in connection with the same. of officer', to have aide allusions that were hardly borne out. Perhaps Colossi Tailor would Mae his question a little shorter or a little nonspecific. [Colonel Tulin% : Thank you ; I will not trouble you.] Could cot recollect a conversation bolas's the orminionsn and himself, in which the latter stria their reasons for not personally examining Lord Raglan. Had several comvenatlons with Sir J. )['Neill, and did not think Sir 1. M•Nsill iutiaded to cast any reflections upon Lo►d Henan. By General Peel—The commissioners never in.istated to him their opinion that any want of promptitude or Inge unity had been displayed in providing shelter for t - e hams If they had, he eh .uld have given is their questions mote specific answers, and inch as, he thought, would have re. moved from their minds any inch impression. By the Judge Advisate—The cavalry could not remove to Kedikol till December from militaty considerations. Thought Koss of the French cavalry were seeder cover until long after the English, and indeed not when be left the Criv men. He knew one French officer who scat 70 hangout of 1201 a two nights, and he believed that the French malty suffered as mach as the English. By Lerd Lama—Could not sly ezeotly when hie answers were seat to the eossiselonere, bat it was after Lord Lucan's return to England. Lieutenant-Colonel Gordon, examined by Colonel Tot. loch, said he remembered that Colonel Tulloeh and Sir 7. Nl.Neill examined him three days at the Qttertermaster- General's department, and once at a hut, put up on pur port,. Itmaesabered that he told the commissioners that so orders had been given for en engineer officer to assist Lard Loess. No intimation was given to the that the order had not bon parried eat because they had not asked for it. N. question woe asked is to the reason why the graced was net broken, until the middle of December, when the orders had been hawed on the Rth end 12th November ; sod therefore no lamination was given to the comatimionere. After his uteri to Begland, tritium saw Sir J. M'Neill, who rota him that although he was satisfied himself, Colonel Tulloeh wished to ask some further que^tions about forego and el,thing. As the commissioners never asked him ft slosh question about hutting, he did not Nippon they wasted any ieformition about it; and tepeeally in, as he had asked the con Masioners before being esamined, whether they wanted sash informat:en, and that if they did, he sight get the necessary pspen ready. Calmat Talloth then called the attention of the board to a letter written by Co'onel Yorke, of the sth Dragoons, to tte Editor of the Times, calling in qucrion the smarmy of a statement made to the board by him (CA. Talloch), and expressing a wish to call that officer and 'canine his upon the entente of the letter. [Colonel Yorke had just been called for examination when our report left ] THE RIGHT OF MEN TO BEAT THEIR A as etiog of a somewhat extra , r briery character was held Is the Town-hall, Leicester, on Monday night. The hand bills !Weeping it state I that the object was t• (unlade? the laws relative to the pro'ection of women, and thtt an MOM would be admitted tt 'scenting, of clurse, gentlemen of the livers " At seven o'clock, the hour nettled , n the bills. very few had assembled, but subsequently the meeting numbered sb at 200. The majority were female• or middle ego, 0( the operative Owe, but in g-nerel respectabl♦ attired. A Mrs. Woodford ess voted to the chair, cud the orluggal speaker Ws/ II Mrs Wirfield, who made some really oleo! speeches. The irjustice of the existing laws, by which BB woman is deprived of all control over her own earnings and offspring, was vehemently denounced, and it visa maid meetly resolved to support the motion of Bir Brads* Perry for a revision of the warble laws. A petition to the Ream of Commons, praying that It might be adopted, was amanita's's') mgr. ed to. end the proceedings, which were conducted with great crier and p-opeiet)7. terminated seen after nine o'clock, by the singing of the Matisse' Anthem. It was agreed, with one dissentient, not to eopport Mr. Dillwra's lIMMIIM for introducing flogging as a punishment tee wire-beats re. FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE LONDON DOCEL-011 Moeda eftersooe a man named Bent was maddealykilled at the Welt Qesy Tea Warehouses. London Docks, through the enutton, though prohibited, practice of aaiog the con rany's sechinely for personal purposes. The deceased wre nap`oyed in the remove of oh. ate of tea from craft to a spot in treat of the warehouses, whence they are raised by • erne at the top of the building to their several Room Mtn elm last draught of woods lad amended, the rope was let down sensual to take up aome bars of wood employed Is the engaging of the chest., when deceased, who desired to second to the second floor, attached himself to the rem whirl', hang less than its usual weight, ascended at an uncommon speed, whereby the sir fortunate man's head same in sharp contort with an iron projection, We grasp of the rope relaxed, and a fall atm the atone pitching Was the resale. He was at once taken to the London Hospital, but died shortly afterwards, leering a wife and three childno. HEALTH OF LONDON.—In the week that ended on Saturday the deaths of 1,115 garner, 'ie.. 65.5 males sad 840 females, were registered in London. The average number fe ihe ten eorreepooding weeks of the yeas 1846-66 was 1,079, and if this is raised in a certain proportion as caving to inmate of population it becomes 1,187. Tke deaths of last week ere thereto.* less by 72 than the nee of mentality which ruled in cones; online weeks won'd bar prodanoi. Last week the birhe 01 862 boys and 822 girls, is all 1,684 ebiltrea, were registered in London. In the tea eonespetwaina weeks of the years 1846 65 the VI samba wee 1,463. CONVOCATION OF THE CLERGY. A meeting of the prelates end slew of the Fo rbes ef Casterbeg vie Mid yesterday. The prelates cont. raft' the Upper Roses asenshied **ma Anse's Boeery sSss The Arebbtshop a Oknauusay prided ; saA *kt wen aloe presse h s the Bishop of *is theethr, Iltaa O r aled. Leas, Lielifeht, Ueda; flhisheeter, Wasson., end Be. Devidb. The Paotieeneeref the Lwow Reeve (the Dose of Ely) =lsod calla • NOM Pea the Lower Hots; se ot of It we referred hook to elte Lower Seem reereideesillen. The Bie , tee ef Latintsin peasinted a pro petitionped by a twee soother .f datalle laVulle•dolt reseetwes might be Ulm for the reseredes of esisysa erlheekte to the *nit of ErspotiA by mem of she eileabeicio of their wileieleve to epiereel weanske. so sewing 1' et title petitie de lie epee the Wis. be begged empress ble smoothy with Mee glee had @lewd Is. The Elbe@ of Westerns legabed elietber the petition bee brae deaf& by The Ebb*lame el t Ltois It bed sot, ben by elegy- use sad he Oho& el leglaad. The Bishop of Et. Dawn% eall she pendia asnimieed sianattens eneless the Mow of the Games* wtaleb geode him think is weld be elearmil Se the dignity of that been to reweive it. _ _ - — The hasp of BxsllaNigOat the Metres of Jobs We*p wen grin of the els of 'linen sad that envies ties inn le extremely ender how they Invited neh Foresee sepia then without des learn. Sneed ef the hirer espoused darn ensier sad it wee at last nerd, r. eat whirr ere epiesalse, that the petition sheeldra IS the Inn. An address, sliest by mein rearste of the Lower Sere, woe hreeyht ap, rairsteliligithelr lordships is the reetentiew of peen sad net the mewed metre of as Is enteral Odisallasple. C i arbey of IlLbsines sad the Dire" of Zinn thought that mar It was knows what were the tern of pease It would en he alillable to proceed with this ratter. The sew rank et Cesetarrople Right be or advantage la brining Sher sierseriestre with the Eiders rain, bat titer Al ast Wilt the resat was the period at whir the work raid los n er hrn, &dissect Aft., the reesylis ste ii of seer petitiees their kaistdpe ad *used at two ens* ear the ant de, The Lower Rears eserateed la the I;earler Cumber . Dr. Pesork, Dees of My, areisted r wriseatim I.f sr oeddonhte tree emend is sere( err the anus, sad teensy the alone ef tip perms sombre, the Proio ' eater preceded to the Upper Neer, for the peeper of lay. leg rfon their lordships a report ea The Prolocutor son efterwaeht sal11?1=11= i; ince =erase which f 31144 eta dhousties net co those portions of the report Thigh had Se the *curt of heel spinal, sod meggeod est lks• pathos if the 'report shield be eestesoeill, eat that the Muse Heald prowled to Menu the etlase A very large bomber of erne the pwat.d by us member., the reediag el *bleb aapM4 sane how, sad the heats etijeotoel. LATEST. ♦ Detain= Anse' paps, A beet Weigh madames% Asd Es( kb by the pesos, 1N oases to slam*, eirsab, demob; ♦ loam Sputter& dumb Me ssetbee— 'Totoskl be Osumi to Comm That this ebild et Pisa*, tetra jest s little Frew*, rem*, !Melt. H. W. H. quish. The Right Rev. Prolate Repose to held a panel ardisatioa, tad also a coadrmetion, during the gush% Till CairnM—There is a very drone ruinour, iseetb. "Ma we benne le be perhty a. tomes, that Mr J. ACTION AGAINST TNT ViNDORS OT QUACK M. , eciiimm d Me. Maibill la a day sr le, vela Dice/gm —A person aimed IL lease brought an sides en Peletenele ads Prettiest hi torllows, Monday before Mr.licem, maim of Liverpool, of the Own IYY leek place yeeloolsy betWloll Mr. Her of Plump, egabet the Arm of Searles mid Brows, whose MeaM M Mothers of Me Gabbles. Mr. Glidetemes epee& medicine bomb bee bees lc some time tstahllehed siesu i sudeshise i l i ,..we ii h:llez i s ioa r .g. se o rt u t L . ; wear St. George's ssd seine to. It frog ms e ralile: u t , 11 . 0= bed eh ** elelbwer=rel ( )naval* will maim es lb. ems Ma tilde mervellem celerity, bet which em this ose was : grimed et Inbeshb.—Niewierd. eke the deluded pent. It eontalsed ROYAL TOR DISSAIIII Or TIE CIEaT, meek a w ry m that wiliest:Bo Wai credueed te a learbil CITVIOLD. BSTARLmaao 18141.—Themee Bartz, , West, sad thi ylalatire womb wee ht Ghee et bumpie s t M.P., her Madly assorted to preside at the wren wort:teatlee when he lolled la to his aid Mr. Mateeto g e s , dieser of this oil sad meal *wits, at the lambus Ti,.,,, mien, et Puilesseet street, who emeetsidly mended la she sd b last., when, It nto be kiwi. a loge spume tesieriet hie to health. The jury item a yeti* kir the Weis will sappers the tea. seatlentee en that eseadee. phiYA deseges 88L—Maaoleehr Cowden.