The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-25 00:00:00

- ear v. t 1 • - '49a-- - , ,q, , SSaddXsl ' No. $,160.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1857. (Stamped ld. Additiomd.) [TWOPENCE. NIL JOHN 8110117 AND P. 111702 X. 16TANBOUL, seem clipper ship, for MlLL souse sk—siertoe—cia.ea Jost Gram/ lims ri Ins aeioA irdlniZzb i r_ a lmora rr. IN P. HORTON'S NEW ILLUSTRATIONS. Or. eat On • BOX D 1411 now Ode Neer • In ROYAL GALLO:BY et ILLOSSMN.I4. ZIT OTANI/IC except Petorekr. et I Xweceext Adobelea. sed L. ; *MN I..—.Comec. "oak me Ow. LITBRATURE. EQU. OP POOR 14713. 'ONT BLANC IS OPEN B neeetere was produced en deOuday evening. Time •ae cos of the Meet bossee, mod the peeihreemee vie eherelitte or of the nose knot of Ihs meow la deal w Irmo arm era this lee spay9aeelio•eW7 Th. following letter has bar maim' by Mr. nissanars Ling, Howie, in menowisdgment ot meads msohadows of sympathy with Wain. Cobden, Bright, and Came, on the result at the andtereaskl sat Ileadmoter sbedoms, prowl at a meth( bald In that town some weeks yo. A lOW m the sabisot from Mr. Cobden Us already boss yobilsbol : DAILY, la.—AL FRESCO 11-411 M. pair TieWe, ibe rftewftkowaft, aa t "l4=l o46. owea bil" dural d r :4 Zl i i irred Oat =O , 4 e in sin Virdra Alf creevre—tsweemiledl vac mai" power ce aeoradateg edict AD the piled* pielimers von arN,twtth.maiUlu&dWwink*YMtheir+iirs al Glivslird. High as bdo had andraidhliellinla the imam et the pulley he now rid lira MI *hr; mai Uwe emend to he a dives of iambi with the Grandma with which his aorta wee kali " Genova, May 17,.11167. ROYAL COLOSSEUM, OPEN DAILY. m..11= . s r o tv=.7 u. ,mossil 22&ii112 dla 222•21... pa sism In. ... rimed es % reg=l:=l: ` en"" bre s b2=• "l ll2 xspftsi se of SIMI ,up WINS Ss smasist C=rsill ilis laska2" nalpi Is Ss 6,222 Is irs le Mass 1110.22 WI Os. 1. lasisslsns ; eels a th. ckww. Is. 02212•21224. CS& Oa. fors• iss be•Misl. i. Y AUTHORITY.-NOTICE IS HEREBY DIM, Uri ND APPLICATIONS refsrp_s WIT& ma o •bar AILIWIGIUCENTS at YAL DAN LT of DUNI on tfori lbri F = g o nods MOULIIIII NOUUIIIIIO DV • 00D143 SDADOOD, feereStoi sent le Ds lisia. Ss lig et sod sot. is Woofers to Csfesto J .11. Oriels. vie bes too filk am o order. able MaJoSI De Lei sod brae foram for. lbo teed hoes of Dodo Negri ed,litr 34 labt ~....temobileo3 MID ABDOOLIJIL. Mos Vomiter r rW httiaVatiff. MHZ SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the but halt At u irli n tra.V l ..w •m i ltr i i m i t.. 4 . I . v . ile link. and mks @my kW Y. II a a a.:= kkg Ills ekoklik nem. kob d a insollki et klr.—Frin la ild. k : Pr to km et i.sa, Mod. ko. lk. an mirk Ikakois' Yr NiVII." ki We Ilkok in= 1; a. 101,4,411 D asdl 1:21=6. OM II ft. Ilakelin. Limbs ;al if JOZEAVIII COP • ALIINE, or EIACCHARATED Er... .b. 7 . 1: IV:11111.111er, " CST a blie bee rEelt Mweiw ks • mrlalar.-111e Mk ga K a l . t. Mt lad Nt/ Ur tonna Mitt ... •. 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T. awoke st pannelnli eat la esesl• walimlai le us lii . puss =rm. _L s iwi r& woe frs Pe rsas u ag i a ....,,, .........r-,......:17%. selailles. was le HOW lie bear, „..,_ at Os mow =luarets lb* F im meatszp iiha tel ii=e m er a. b. 5 . .. ad et =eamet n t * Tr lair j eNaL r n i zi. espiree 11 tor NMI fi :ffs a t le t i b =LZ:ass% d A z ia . V s4S EON boa t u rra......2lie line be l ia II t asTres* aM. , . Ar b on Ulla Se dada ikeseallea kl u tE d". •l4:Velajesr aainfTsm IFE la Awed aa OCIETY of PATRONS. No Ths AS II IV 1 ISA It T IFIZTINQ a Mail TT CRILVII It ni lisuip. PoslliOnthmetml as WT ems 11.0111 we mon: Ow NM alai. TM be eown be ill me ommeone as II e • a wee I. A r=. 1 0 0 0 see& • •-• vor -.in. ili es - 27 ' seS ' 7 isil aiN * • M i t I ' 7 -... r• ..: . - .. l e h i %lib& ma !MAN'. thratio . 111 7 Mho =Ur. WIC 0011111 W ILL. as. , Preisetd , ' wow Nsaf I I ... , P • et ralF, , / .-. - I a M onamaa. wawa adr kia war .am. la or he Monk -- • ao -- • : &tEARN'S MUSEUM, 4, Covistrretrare, Lerrersere. MORAN 11X-11011711Se by TM ore. se ta. nevi a Ilineir re the ; see by 1), II : 1.2.0.1. tier. r OIL el l—(l. 4l—Tbirreireare7brerree Ciekni". :tV SO IL re :IN Use. Yes— errs 1.0:0 1 6 24 4 = S Dil‘ Se wet Ops Isay ft imam= 0niaL ... .111 22 h. Orrere. =errs Dlr. Lars Sib Wars W a re* guAshar OTH Mintainaffr." sad 's CLING, OS. -street, 1-194 K. 11 =sp r .iirrettii="trr get 2 ele Moriarrait i Impare sifts Iradasiamee ned WA* allmillek IY el • Offat g raties wont selmhe Not. dila Is Add al grim 0 ALMON sad TROUT 718111N0.-6. I droned sigcomma ladlarbbor rob—roi orb l• am. far/ topo—br a pri=oboob war So ibm mob al lir yr roars at Or Moor of Ivor oroora , —larao " :tr= 7 . 1 of • .• = I :IE. I —; . 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Priest WI. Banat NSW WO= IT THE Armin OP TRW Hill OF 1111DOLTIT1' Two Mom.. /why he. Wt.. DYNEVOR TERRACE: or, the Om of Life. L. r oin W. Meow at awl Ow. Ili et LinllyNa. J Frew . Wow Wart laird Wilkok ENGLISH: PAST airad. end PRESENT. is IL Duna Tuna D.D.. Dew a Wolosloak sow War ON the MET Of wolla. Was& Noltako Ils. 11/. OW SW I.ISIONS Is PROMOS TWO lOW. b. Lasko: Who W. Wax we Ow West Wass& THE HANDEL FESTIVAL.—this Shall:: :ad MON 1 ,44 .. 7 anW ee:L a ttii•• ! 3 1,11eilli . MraIA" FIIMPOMN b aI Wit. sol 11111A111..5 ...APT. mob Bee et —Aix kr 05M 1.. t Cloeb sail Sue YIN .ELL .. . 255.1 ms se l i he c Lets *. ls• 3 :l o l g..1.0. ,5155.tria w...ad a marmeri. sad pH Y HOUSE, with GROUNDS tUNRI * as 11. 1! " 4: at —^ vel* Albs alhaj"*j"mt =sr sad sissiliss "* r M soft lisPt lss i sis t imiN i c A r n jps irt. s a= • Zss• !Zs, Simpial Sr " frarret7=e trigh mite sips &rms. Viscotricr Esiamewitt—Oit ittseely, at the :the Marnebens Ilegembiles Omsk Lid tide hie airmision ma sr my waft sr The noble hui kids. splonini he ilte Mire, rid he add see rims to asibrl ii = Wig the .rust toredarby to ewer, Ihrish Ile luny efMrnehese, le limbo en uses of an Is To or illkamy kr re-daft Ms, la the briars warm On bed Ten arise Ids gi••••• a ad brae Mum. thy MI Sims le hit irk; • hag sin tribalism no es torin Ihe direr not to bk, kit inc mem. ef which he hid set "quern lir NV= Rh beak was sew so reek hirevel, Tr he herd le he =ATI ie Alm his bar ern*. te Ts Impart etsind is Ma es re terembire d Ibr reel bs= bibs tin noirelk as *minor isdkneen Mr hems Ts raid ist he ilk arena thee be wee irk Gs Mow etas inks Irk et ihe ion si Ms tin he odi Try wee hinny leel el mks his =Ton sosistalse lie dils binth, ans nib le MIMS hie edits The nab koi sok TWEE iho wdsy br the lad =run= d .resttemelia biza, nuked the )ratsr greshihr al kw et the rnre prerst, 'TIM arra spier& Crows ItAns.—A vestry testing wee Imsoks, as Thunr, kg dr roper al essanwhas the • Simi so It greed dre a Me i = the . = nes esined te inee bat the raw awn in merdresl, kiss was piuMie a 1111 am ihe enned rend ho Theisen arm risk tb ordindles ei • wale Ind bra le This armed sus, ear roe Suesehes, Ours Ilnucirrit Lamm Parma.— At • avid mike al To arm d the Imes& ft Gnu Yeneredikscebrasod wits lad, Is he Ilihusalier, lad, fink awn haders, Se flees lla t i ll iel. lbe ask, dr hileshor rissimilos an mu& moray Non :—nerbol—" That kSo epTion ef din ire dr rant besoubse et the kriere ef lb I. Lon en Oaken Tesths, is raorift • Skim wadi nimbus beaks spirt las, teimpber sibs ef rembre it To bussoisb, Ts ssi sitomps to submit the nabs et Ile ••••thamoy is the Ise. egrinstihnol, rid elsedin thilr our eerbilamorlda sight to be rain espeen--.1 hr prom • Ornel• iss Want lbstle erred TOA ihe err et To New hike rielisL" Reseben— m Mk • ammillie he Simi Iki=ini To enst d the prey arl tar Miessmi, lao„ lA, he - mord ie r errs If It bo hood le mid he It sr Aga sr Ts um et hid boismeksin Therbell bye tow et Ts Sheik M - V.W•STI, Par4.,th Subsea dre surkirsfs Tr, If It dr •111 he The ear of IMIL nes ho • bet klealso art the risibe neuieshi nth • kis d those. ID the /Oe `i.uae.. ib scssamlos frl, Andre, moors is the aura at bre, ar bar bye it bell Omsk in Unit. UntitninTlf biIIISJOID, MAT IS. —Li • crav kw esailes balks Mb TEA* _Me li . Jells h. Deis, clam was sipplithth mber ihe WNW Gi Maid &MM. Below the Ageism 3 Vols. Smith, Elder, and Co. This is a book that pourers the are merit of being exactly what it claims to he, a story of Eng lish country life, and, moreover, a very well told story. Its author, Sir Arthur Elton, the mew mon ber for Bath (whose name, though not given upon the title-page, is so little a secret, that we conceive onmelves at whet liberty to issation it), has evidently had a net Inman sonaintwe with the classes it is now bh endeavour to &melba Tie book—end we have reed it with welt leasure hem the first page to the lest—bas moot rtis&ctui ly redeemed the promise of the prethee—a prises that hen two rare advantages being both nab sad alert The "various features of provincial lib in lbsind" are well sketched, if not with a very on modo pen, with a truthful cos; and the stay into Win*, n lam b* ine inane and ewes are wow, is onadmiled with widen to keep the 11•111101 allusion (be that war del podded or angslikall a n se s No d gee the satacz e nd ..... lf the name person W three min 'homily pined volumes. 7117 . = Nunn, the ben el the book, is the dosondent of ea impala* th, whisk, hubs udepted the tr v itz a priere irg as den wet, was at merlon-L a the vend arsonat of " heavy Il ie folidei kr slaw ender the egreadie ei Se bird S trio up by an el the eta, — nallend half the estate at a withal, hod sineally ashen the stability sad gonadal the none= at the fa mily. The owns beans aimed me after the other, like to mew, Rey is the each of mortgage, where their drisdap brim bang ea warnings to their 1000 NOWS of the vampire propmeities of the money-lenders. Negentli Anne s ensible man, preferred a email estate, ism i iibiiiii, to a large one, which would give him the piths of a rich man with the means of a bear ; he therefore called his son into coma% sal put it to him, " whether he would near to omen and shale through lib Me tho 'q le v gmilemem, et look the beet nin the the realm llese aseneprightinda win yeomen P" som's noise wee ens soda The lather end ma set of the snail of the still bur eitalatote. ad the whole of it, liquidate their debts, ad mak arid at renbarrared property to lire maw and ides The father dice, bit Oliver takes , eAse in every way; and, a "seemly, earnest God son," is soon in a fair way to aapire wealth aThists, by his pure and yiersevenng conduct, i lle=stion headed down to him from his Puritan He has, however, some rich relatives l i i:a ddi shread—Sir Laurence ' Clinton and his son, ; the hen it is rumoured, inclined to con sandhi% awl obt a cesting a shadow sane what everybody_ rash be an early pave. Should sacks delft sue, Nyasa will bs the next heir to the Clinton abbe ) a pee which makes him, in the fff, 4 _Ler Wa U d .wood, • manceurrhig, bat MgliVelealie snamme,a prize worth having De has thastalar Gerlauda, with whim Oliver Nu nn b implith laws. After •dr the new, ar nves thot dad\ boo bees busy Ida the fondly of the Clinbilhallet mitt wetly es misted. It is old Sir Leanne when he obeyed truistical; moat% and now bir Reginald. pro beasaug soil mese& to title WI estelew nie hhuu ha ales plus of the Medfoullas momma,al dared ha tam bee dlogibter's adbedone over, ilbe a hale of mirlandha is a higher Ribs Jut a dm right tiros brewer, a somewhat usableant seaway crash mans, in which Yr. Lisburn& who 1 bos spathes& bassmos • hoary Wirer. Thewsebbar mast Wes ea who is Wears my goolgtd.belemealimalar t. Here begins the ad Meat of the beak. The bid] is a rigid realest, podia In Tia = !gift ; the wile '' laws " trade ; end then serum badly ihrodone. hem whip spring all kid of idenoilastandlag and asassimmtare. hir Regheald returns to .1n ,.... 5t ad sad Mar Airs am, and • Roman though • liberal use; visits hie relativesM firm a friendship with Mrs. Nugent, dhe aterheence of other parties, the h= es. Oliver takes his wife to London, and Hoe dare, as he imagines, become worse. He Laves his home and wife; then follow some noes my cleverly written; he meets Sir Reginald just as he (Nugent) is about to embark from England • a quarrel is followed by ea espanation, the scales fall from his eyes, sad he rearm a wiper and therefore a happier non. The undaret of the tale is of a still more romantic n ut We have a boy, Edward Nadi, alma whose birth tare is a mystery. Ile is Su* had in the cottage of a ray fellow, ha siateeed father; then, as misfortune pr een blea at every step, he gets mined up In ore railway riots, escapes, and becomes an bomb at the Flintwood Union Workfare, of whisk as way, we have a capital description ; he geot bi ls4 various other adventures ; is takes into fa of Oliver Nugent, war bears to hiss • pawn friend; and finally is tared to he— ly a i he die unravelling of which we meat refer W used* to the took itself—the "long lost son" of his Reginald himself. Nothing very novel in all tba, the reader will may, and will say correctly, for the pat sea claim but little originality of construe ties ; it is or that has been worked threadbare in a amend novels, and of which, when the commence ment is well understood, the conclusion is guesed bias the reader has proceeded half through the !rot valor ; but is for the able illustration of shaneder that hir Arthur Elton may justly claim a humble °ridden. He has gone fearlessly " below the oarthee." and exposed much that is as true as it is Wile to our startled view ; with him "country Eh " lees not mean Arcadia, nor is it all "healthy essamtment, Rowers and sunshine." Under his Crwe visit the union workhouse and the epe Lunatic Asylum, and shudder at the aliening detaiLi ; we mingle with rioters upon the glesmy moor, and me their fierce discontent whim in lay letters up= the midnight sky; we poop kte the lives of railway directors who, clever line as they are, get bitten themselves at last ; we oh with the members of the " Court of Sewers" at the lineepshire . Arms—and there and elsewhere been bow all " the machinery" works ; we have • aortal party of a good Paseyite pima, who stops in Yens ripen the rood that leads to St. Peter's ; of Yen adelentie man of the people, who is cleverly Imbed es " the most intolerant adulate of tole's den mid lie most illiberal of Wank" =1 ' , Misr sera% drabs fa an imparts* sod ashion—Rite • sUgius decanter that colleens a wait* of light; but all distorted mid broken I . Wise many ether characters, all mast truthful is lb* ddlosellos. sad so stiltedly meneged that they wow sing with the day, at as man time work log amine lieu we.. without asetroyag the neet Ir mer estet Ile book, whia is rather evenly =Wm. The perfect knowledge elated jr the =hat of the sobject sated is dal Maine silleie these name in a err higher =alba ineete "three wire Frahm? that ire rem* deveneed a the prermt day. The fdlowlog WINO wig eau to dew the wad style of the nerd The that deouribes a Mies at the &marbles Aar of the Osnunie dm= et &wen itat the dada of Paha& The alla of tberrating b lbe impenoomme ef Use enthß of the iltdo deer whilh esedesil all the drainage of the ahadmin Wei, hs Nsw Bimo, or Nozwics.—At the mese mike Gabe saw Meg it Norwich at It Marylebrao Ill i t i Zr44:11 8 111 4t =: tr =O d d b a 7 * Os els all et to ass Aida am* Oda& thisis ailli k evka 7" 2=tril Is• dont al _ as tlie SIM of Joe l. - Txtribtr. - I..TY. T. Rai..—T•etettisy law the Bev. L. W. T. Dols, who for we one the mobs to lts hair, the RM. Caws Om eta Fp porboil lowa Nam = 6 46000k. be Whig bees appeiele i te ihe Anew el Aimee Away*" too, was s iseplissat Isehemess. This sloossolor, liks Mos is tits Awhile. Imo tobish, tolorobssel, mid sot hays boss sgokstoei Is bs ussh Abuts way. Roe ~, la Paris la ha es or omil the other, shoe both bad boa "cessisr by Vistaed, yrs quits oinked for ; bat the sissy, la balk casso, ems hay *died by Its moss& Her *tan el the gm vim& is as orlilasl se it is loreibis. It Is striking in wiry ham. Bee %boost Err trilbies of upsot—bor elm osi obdurate resolatios, rkdisd, sow with storm at tory, Row. midi Orme of toadorsiso—moko Ls .. Afoot at owe Imfbis sad eltedsg. Albooes yorkosomac• of this pat k as more raosokabio, ea oho hos woe bon Mods- Ward es • tragodloa ; bat, in this loam* times bee wool MOW= Is mead by but sal porlootioo, yet dr Itisky al but Nimbi is Wray Wows kb) to sheds by di dopier yew °lbw actin. liodenktik Pork ho. bow opparod to so sok ad wisp, ce with so ma =cook so is W. pat of Locsoots. Tbo undo is well lobed to bar voice ; and by bit pea, Molly, sad toiling, obo sok poi Wont* to to chariots st to. bpi& Ike boo apookby owoonstel in the some vial boa to lbs sokokspbs ; the " Ski sil tome," sad the it Whom Looms sod the Coast do Mao Won oho swims yolks. To mobs of but primrose orao wady mokowisdied by to. orlismos. Bleoviskao wr madssoikay soloststol L tit. Calk do Las ; mad k Ebb psi riptod to blia, pavo it ea hopolosto 'Mb b slam lIINITSL The Oneen's he at Hair Majwity's none nee esseplad rhigs s aik aria litzsey Leafy Balbur, LM Palliate Pitney, jea ll %= Iftmeey, Ile Man. Jan lr Mr. Rfillli. Mel piety. Amain in linispilind ieen she baseestal the Brass ellt Stair mom en Ode semi% ws slannil— lin Oren Ms Bale dOlenland sod la* Aspen Paralat, the Die et W Me Mane& 4 lege, Oa Illenpale end Mwshissand the Mareldensisst Yoe, the Lei Wisi his Daa litneVe s t lhaser osi r d Bedisat et Pen), Din Peekneo Ping 4 Lewi, Inli PIE% il• _Orllliall at titsaltepe. Or milOwelem 4 Mainfral end Wen Angle% Se C 0011•111 Dynast et Hanin c O ns t Owner el Hantsplut, the LA at the Onnire of Jenny mg lady Chemins Tl. lan the Cantre de Glary and the Han Mho ftia . Wass, the Be d • I Ilelmeelears, the led el Oa Med el Htrabgen, Ile led and Cowl= o Ilele Miel el Orlin. the LA of Lank the DIM= le Belhashili gni Se Isma sad De m= Una de Befairillik ehe Own MUM. A. Coat the Brea Panialiel. lady Pamir% the Thar& ?ft Nom On Thesent Pseeeneenn, dr ninon ta, the Viesson rliwe i I m a in et Liatt ed. lleerl ° l=l . Jady . 7llenheft de Pon frig andlaiy ci- r..11,r....., razz....,"'m the Hen. Jinn Matakealil, 92., Oa Ls. Ida litsen• rune, Lan IledeektkLeed Chisha Welihrhp, lard Bar high, Log Clive, Bekaa the Zenemtitle A. and Mrs. Cpeen, Catania awl Lep Loan Dents. Pan alai, Omni Owed sal piny, Lily Anne A'llerhata, Major-Onnel Hr George Bowls, C.D., Wm WM.' Cann, Ban, and Lady Cards ; Mr Gawp Wenlierea, Bart. ; Mr I. Onen, Celan leteltslay, Caked Its Ileany, His de Horsy, of dry lternittniral Ryder Benin, H.R. • ; Chieng reesease, Calind Le4thar, Celled Tenn% Yr. Bann and peaty, _Owens De lea, Mad a Min Aneen, Certain IllaZMr. T. Bastag, M.P. • Mr. J. 1. rennet, Mr. /invidit, M.P. ; Mis ful l a lr sia Petts, Mr. Haney lairla,Mr. Craven, Mr Alex war Weedial. K.C.B. ; Lady Wesilstd and Mt Wereihei, 011 W. Leafy, Fistehas, M.P., and Mrs. Leapt PteenWt ' Mr. W. M. Thriansy, Mr. Pater Barthel* Mr. and Kra' .C. J. Pare. Hera. Tailor Mr. iii W 0.1.11 Tyrwtald, Mr. J. Bewley, Mr. Kays, Mr. Min Wain Mn. Canal Watson, Mr. Mar. W. H. Mara, M.P. • Captain Wyman Mr. Mein, Mr. Bunn, Hr. T. Binh, llre. Caplets Woollen, Hr. 3. H. Babson, Xt. Albert Cohen, , Mr. C. P. Lean M.P. ; .,, Citain Paton, Captain thwart, Mr. re Mrs J. P. Monntjoy tin, all, Mr. Cony, M Mar .P. ;; llr C V " ._Whi= ic kr a ; in Kr. W es . Dal Cohan laileld, Major Polo, Mr . C. I. Paler, . THE ART There have been good attadasass for thik post two days Os FAY dr sdularkseeine, Worm Sid% lAN; Gammas& star abiass,_ ,5,1111. betel s,=Lbust 1,485 arrived byZ a Os Saturday the mans Salute wars ;co moister*. Wins& 1,111 1 7; sualdmi a total at 7 Lat it 1,512 arrived by udway. Armed Ur visitors were the essatear cl Nembessesty Lord 'lay, Sir Walter lisrl sod Twaiyan, sod Sir Mama Dina 76:16.1 - &WIN swim maks fw the matins et Ow &NW if M % whit of anise alma 1,000 per m& The sea* r spoor/ r iamb in Mandroter about swath. bola .eating auk dip, at whisk a pow will be nod. TM loomass to retool the otoothe ot NONI , di dr die t.ace et Ant Moly polo ken ths Pala* ow tho ground that it erkogs Oho loshitoi threw* its onwatioa with lig midwooottows. The WM, borpoproty bass mob' elm will* to Motor, amilw Mann of web, Om Mrs toolo i St It it awned then is law Ifx d o, i l i tm . of wit e tt e r at the the po t which asouthaso bath to the India 'aphelian 03111/110S to acid mime. Air-Usioit Panne. The following ere mese of the Art-Union of Leedom rim ektedy Fhtene : Frees the Royal Arealany—" The Ciars °rave ' • J. W. 8. Mann, 2001. • " Falstaff pragedpg le arm Dame Oglehly," I). W. None, 1001.; "Deweiie litigrft Village," N. 'stem, afe. ; Imams% bumll&" Nom% SOL—Peon the Re* &Ada Atakaag . - NONE* mew bias of Loch Awe," mai. Naellass, 301.— ]hem the heady of BMA Artists : "Clipey Oreh" W. ; "Bieck at the lhohleer Geo WMe, 501.—Fven the National taittlatke : " A lesCheegs,"H. B. WiThs, lei. ; " Wirier /mot, ' 0. A. ffee, 761.—Prom the Deithh Institution : "O leeeeee," A. iillllll, 201. 6a—New Wan , Co/oor lisoloty " Omni% My,' T. L. Rowbothain,4oi. —Ths _ _ _ FAL/ or bon-mows or Tnz LATE ma. COI, AVIAN ON SAID/WAN, AT MAMA. SOUTNOATI AND PLAT-NTAINT.—" Uncle ficeso"," • morel. bi Mrs. 8. C. Han, brcWt 70 subteen " Ethel Churrhill, a weal, es guises'. The follow, by 21. m. Trollop*: "The Widow Married," 83 p S e ; , ' Charles Cherryfield,' 62 seism ; Jessie "59 gums; "The Toms Counter," 60 ettases; "P Government," 71 sober; " Sewed Lore, 66 genres ; the 18 car/retsina of her celebrated sends brought 7W81.13.. ; the dey's sale seedy 2,0001. BALL OF lASOPOLD REDPATIeII PAINTTNOA AND WAIISR-COLOUft DaAeneas, A? MINNIRS. CHILDITIN AND MANSON'S, ON SATUIDAT.—Lot 363. A Painting by 3.. it Tiomi. 1663; the BIM Berm ai ss we st=g tralb i s de a setray ccu Tte a efisi, Lis , bssolital ALI sa ti seletrisystwe,—* sisters ismiable Ox berleal sistimet and allrey of IBM ; semi piled tbetwbot dm* a asspiryhts limbo lima minded to bid isiK is is starssesepis visa; rr .tpkrdentpMlWaLislotwaborheddi.a he 1136 esissas Lit VOL Tb. Leg, by J. 31. W. Turner, A.; Gls wwy tdtbnld rwi stseetl besif, is the Mgr itsliensa, sad As Is Se Uyel Gamy of &INA AA. IN gams let 111. TM Two lamana, y Cad Min tb ppd soyessed week, In rim. IA 831. Omni a er Wisooldi awl Hooky Saris" lry(Yeamer, 113 refases. let 346. T. L Cooper, Ilkawls& 131 anise's. 341. T. 6. , pima Lot M. Dash Marks, W I. W. Oasis, R.A. ; the asiebnieed wart at the Loyal Amboy in 1863, 140 views. Let OR Ilawastle View be lima Switzer land, by P. C. K.. .&, 1166, Tbs dot wilir - epie, hudr pieeee. r ialik illt A Clzt r. The Darman ef ibs Geode, 176 pietas. Let In. Tbs ti Bowl, by J. P. Lewis, 161 rdsees. lat SIM by B. Taylor, =se, 136 yams. Let IN. Th r e 'arper. by Hart, a *tam IS ',bra La 294. Tbe OM Cariosty ilhop,ll Callemsk g 7 Oren. Lot 20.5. A Itemteman, whit Dm blesillemb is • Wider:aye, by F. Taylor, the Zhasswe se Art artist, NO guineas. This day's sale upwards it RANG ; tbs this* dais, 9,0004 CRYSTAL PAW= lIALP-C9OWY SATUDDAT, MAT 33.Agnissiews psysesst,9l7 ; ditia ' by MOM Moho% 1,310; WA 1,436. Dor 84,—Tour bind note, osoloting I; copy - of the reso lution posed at • pub& wag of the inhabitants at Ilaohlt, masd me only hat evening. I no We in Wing% my that I am very glad to find dot is wow town the some cif cis, free trade, and renew:Wont have so many einalsomd that you hive understood and approved the pap aith Mr. Colas. ILL Ohne, and myself have appeal in the House of Cowman. In the wants of free trade Blßs perm kr been made to OWN yew pen; se to velwahwel, the tread has blow almost obsolete, and the maw wendlline of the way I. now warty double the temsemb Wish to. Duke of Wallington end Mr Robert Peel Maga nesomery la la% although we Ws an more territmy le dadmil, and sit/tough a large stray is no Wier asesseary te mild trencpsillity to henna. As to 11531111, while alert evoryttody prams to be in favour of is in some amps, the preperation of the prWlar bill to be brought forward serf year is left in the kends of • dant whose Meaty to every propositios for ram am the year 1184 i nelerions and imilndeMe. Whether on those three points to which your rasa** ran the country is in • ow tiefectory position I meet leave the friends of Iles Veda, ro fens, and retrauckmun to twit*. " With raped to the waked tans, Ist the warn yon to look not man to the question of franchise than to the other amogoomets of the msesure. It weld be may to Wahl* tits number of alai% end et the same Ws to M aws the mama lama in roamed. To give Wes without giving wraisnistivss in some fir dogrel in proportion to the votes is but to chest the people; and to giro a large IMMO of votes without the security of the WWII will WWI increased webers of our countrymen to he degrading lawn which wealth sad pow now swim ea werupulota upon the ands( electoral body. A moderate meow sod an holiest ow so In as it gees, is far eve to be desked than cue of gnat pntensions with mem fmodalsat mimeo kr asisalLi th; wishes of the maim • &home* apportionment of members mg Gab Molly dratroy a nyeemstatka; end say trick to Mimi the fres maks of no4orltien snob so that proposed to Led John Pmeraire lest WI, should be etrainanaly reoliol. ealanisted to anderretne to. very but. of rermentstlve Inatinnions, end designed only to dust the people of that Morena power which the bill would profess to coast gm them. Whether I Mall ever spin in parliament support the policy you approve is entreotely anatetain, bat I shall %brays Main a retold owe of the Idsdnees which I ham received in post them ad ea the pest Mom from the intellignat comiennity on whose UMW you ham written to me.—Believe me to be mry einem* yoom JOHN BRIGHT. " To Alas. Wag, Esq., Havick." INE GMAT SERZWZBURY PIERAGE CASA The an at Lod Talbot to the eirldonof Shrews bevy is new at length fairly begin the NAM at Lords, sad i It bo the heady sits at* Theselay will esess in la rths dthe sealieß the ' I asst. It dirndl bu= , eldest eadile 1a the lead. esid lad** side Maks at the inmeid ash *NIL The Idabel demorst lbethelly rassetag dr din ea the gest et lila beriaig was lid wpm the lath et the tlpper Ewes ea Musky lest. IS smith at taity-ese pages of sal ether retesr _sod Is added "The Cass of Sway Jahn Itheawynd, Kul Talbot= leg be Zed et Itraewsbey." It vistas that the `protege a psalm be llejesty, raying that the *UK suessge at Mel et linwirebary might be le bang te his, ea this writ of sessmeme be pei algidty vat idarek to thers le him by lb* dde and ethesed, Ire Modes re* the aid Yes tayptbst Id* the sithrg •••Ps report thereon, • me at Pews ea the 9th ot Ilfy 1837, who on the 11th eg et May, via* It to the Gana* of Privileges to wales rid report threw It tut natter the bur end theilstlane of the . patent ruder wid th the rte* was signal, anherad in 1442 apes John Talbot, the gnat lid i thimsabrary, red Ge neral at the Beebe ray to the IMO win Wrenn sad tanks down the pedigree, step by slip, thrash arra pe rukes, has Whir to eon, I. a asset thiy midi the eider branch el the Int 'arra Bully banns Whet an the death at Idw ord, eighth earl, liinienk rads, on the Mb ot Talevory, 1617. It Ina shows how, en the Mow at the defer Vas, the odder dreaded Irma the his lade of filr Met TA. bet, et Oita% LO., at eigereatedve of Gilbert, tided tea et Os asond aaehha b dz t waned by thwa Mara to the year vim I Irmo sari* b al y= of Bann Aare tha his ark al Maya It fern, ranee Mr Mast air dins to be en titled to the swans at theswebeiy,Wadbpllost Water ford, as Burnout ha meth et the sal Or Met Talbot, the sewed emendegs et hie era J. sal MOW as arrest belt at* et the body tithe Mt earl, ad abesu Nan to try bible tide wet beanands hone the pesesut "tar" in s .1 kit eish• " eels" width Y signed by 81r P Moulin, Mr F. Hedy, and Mr. T. P. Buis, barriatsr-r-lsw so crawl he the elabosiat, sawn that for John TAW of ~ha anted is his ward wits Elisabeth WM/why, by .to. be had Was two saw., at whoa the Air died yang whi the be we thi ntr h. t i tir bgbi.. r.ipr isd .Attn, a w oe, Talbot, ra ll was. ls asormserstel2 wherfar, me et ‘ t ri otn k. ad hares torso, rot ths lee Marat endued by the dad era, sins tine Mi 01 Durham. Me was the Ighwe i Mobs Tibet, Lad Morin of PleeThe woo rend te des plume to MU es Lon 'sod, when sea, .11.d deed Tan st Twain in 1784, we geriadadres etas pees* eidnest. Theo apeares at lek lardo don we doe amber —but, des Dna of Nordoet, as gurdlaa ot the laineseta of hie sow to who. the late awl bequeathed his rani drat worry at *hoe Towers ; ur seessdly, tie Primus Doris Parophlli Imo, se any sviving dad Al l John, , ath ; end *hey. Ma* Talbot, of Orel Talbot, yeasty Worked, ea • deal his to thei la neat et led Whet long Ale to adobible dales to the woldur illentatte des ssailtelia at the Com mittee of Pdeilegn Mt Wiel4 will bream parr sari of lia‘sokerl dr et bassi, as ales Erb Eit Italia end Watetwil; ad that we hwegio • dense NM aid We to be wan laden tit Can ot Chow, In pennon et dr illipewstnn arra at Ann sal ear !beet la the ' anat. et Shdlerd, Oahe; Wenner, al loses. la owe, hews, the Hasse of Iradadwil intik dirtidoloniehip's el* Is set proms" the .to idelas—sersely, that of ' Misr Talbot, via be eathellisil fa their Pilielalles doelsice. The se wer ms uslinand, here yY ' frith wa Gomm no heath was maim • of ths Neer dr Ids wain ths battle of lose 16,1447. Erma HALL.--Leet eight the first of a series et boothey onwing sormain owl. the assotion tithe Bishop el Labs, wee prowbed by the Bids* at Cardin, la the Imp rem et Isstarbill, vlkh was densely amide& On the Mat nu et the poem we the But at the Mee. A. Kinwird. Bonn Basile 51 , 5:3174 sad • umber of ether entienn. The spend moon by the name et the Lamy at tho slowing of lamas lamed fat the soneles, espies at whisk win pined and ainenteda b y a n k tihoolies et th e spoil sena wen. wino. The at Cribb look his test fros Banos iv, Win the seriptorsor sad news& hie anion k new& mare toe used* sa ham The swim ordain with • lima sod the nen besedidice. Ma Baiox CHANISLL AND »a HMI Clocurr.—A linowet wss whoa to Kr. Bon Chemed as listonisy entarust the Albin, Allerepotenwst, by to menhwe the Mons Clesolt, odebrots his devotion to thejwildel beet& Or linden wnedenes set down is emear,whisb woe adisimity own& The iwdY woo kii , " dir Y. Tbielger, Mr. Rand Gomm sod ether earner inwobon the down. Me. Seijont lbw the pawn Win, genii& lIIIi tw tessey engin pima toy the tow pm to drir u mbra dill Irene bawled des wistilintles inenneselly n idle bed the stew pme bon know end respoded se • mamboed tisk sew *sat should haw bon oppeined to the weibandind peobensat whin MT sew ho been Robert Wheler Beek MA, Head Mester Mho I achwel, ben been sleeted _lbeone=erPwredi.talwidde Leemics Mr. Ben bee the University p r i. EMI MI reaper Divisky Prim Dissingisom wit soles ino mine en notod Presclior ledin dee Venn ettiteOziket—defint Noon committee of the Beard of Trade have le eward the snetatios of sa widnern mod shipwright dim of Woolwich dockyard to *spot as Int of • wombat of 40 raagre which hen bem esdessi ihr Mies et kr the n o deedildp Mann A public meet the ratepayers and inhabit ers d Hammers* ocnvensd by the churchwardens, to pursuance of a rep aid was held at the Natiseed School room, near the parish church, on Friday evening, far the 1=To! considering the advisability of petitioning the in favour of an ez=n of the psor rase throughout the sad to adopt seek measures se ini7r e hre ' dmeneel expedient be the pewee of vittithe object prepared. The Rev. I. Y. Nevis, tle the parish, war celled to the their. Kr. Ammon= moved the first resolution: " net the present law, by which each parish es =air dialer* is charged with the relief and malninswee of the poor re. aiding within its limits, operates Injuriously and antaisty by throwing an undue proportion d the burden on the power parishes, who are the least able to bear it, and almost em gaping those who have It most in their power to cataftwie towards the import of the metropolitan poor." Yr. Frrcerw seconded the resolution, and sawed to the Mamma expenses connected with the mend law d attar mod of the poor. lire. W. .G chairmen of the Association IX Pro curing en Elenliesion of the Pcor.rates, also supported the resolution. e hod ameetained from personal *Orin that the more the poor were eangewated together the pester was the stets of their deotoralisalion, and the accounts M had remind from Y the various Landon anything tale an the gaged r weredl kcertfitag, sod that could be in re thesace to the suffering., in the Crimea, or the homers of slavery. (Rear, hear.) The vegetation having been further spoken to by Mr. Weimar, mu carried ram saw Mr. Censers, a eolickiar, moved, " That this law, Udder to the rapyees, is hailstone le the Merer, = set Nib at laa a pa d bum thale emir lee* r pre Warr le the ars at Bisiddiwill. et , oneguilleg drat to bird together ht cow abider k serer Dar elle dielerthe ot beak iml mirky, awl • ler • Pialtkere lie pares where they meet dab th r la ionen esirdiel the mem de the mar errs at the asidd he bar termer is the imileiles silks to thee pad* the Mee of whisk men lalely the peepar4=el the peer isdrag in b. • Ilst perk at the - dry wee endkely =die la Wren ke ordides theiv pear lry mere d mbar, boillidids, to g em Raft of pedalos he their erstal rev•smiat, to seare at lie hayfields. lir. ILLICKPOID migeeted the resolution, stir was she oink& Kr. Valawrone eTZTINIP thee mooed "Tilt dr pew al seek parish of the neaMpulla ere thec ia tte erre erre palm community, I . Is e err re pram* perideV i st3 bee le prayed sad =intuited by ansure that ern se mann ter throughest the at the metrepelle, eel that realm to that aka le ressiel to both houses of peelimest." Ile raelution wee emended ly Kr. BIIISARD, and =been spoken to by mar WIN gentlemen, sr air Prllieseto t were thee slegked embodying ma •sr lbeels to the reverend =brought the ; pereekinp Po rem CUSTOMS DUTIES ON CURRANTS. On Saturday a deputation, consisting of Messrs. C. W. Martin, .P., J. Whatman, 111. P ~H. W. Wick ham, M.P., O. Ridley, Y.P., D. Nicoll, 31. P., I. Emu% M.P., and other members of parliament end gar lee con nected with the mama trade, waited oaths Obaseenor of the Exchequer, at Downing-street, in order to rep a Waco lion of the duty on currents. The CHANCELLOR of the Excreter= mid IM had on doubt that currant. promoted the comforts of the humbler claws, and were at times a neemary. Navertheiess, the °simmers bad not manifeeted any peat feeling in favour et • reduced duty. The movement chiefly originated with the trade. He did not see how the lunation reduction to 3s. 3d. per cwt. could meet the objections which be bad raised, end unless our duty were at once reduced to 6s. the position of the importer would not be improved. But he could not !Vet we could be said to compete with America, for Ame ricans are commoners as well es ourselves. If both countries were joint producers he couldunderstandthe argument. Bat that was not so. The United States have very main naval and military establishmente, ours are kegs, and therefore we must submit to high duties. If we was to take the American tariff for our guides we should go • long way beyond curesata. We should go to tea and sugar, for instance, the Americo' duty thereon being much lower than our own. No doubt some increased consumption would follow reduced duty; but a reduction to 10s. per cwt. would cense a great loss on the you's revenue. Am the promote hemmed cultivation, in a half civilised country like Orison, meat be very slow, it had never been intended that the duty on currants and raisins should be different, but that ma considered as only a tem porary state of things. This L, bower, se unfavourable moment for reducing the duty on raisins, as the cultivation of the vine is et pelmet very limited. However, ha ad mitted that the sub • wee a fair one for considerations, but he could not hold out say hope of en alteration in the law. Several gentleman ma that the proposed redaction would lower current' one helipenny per pound. They awe now sevenpenoe. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mkt. hewn. quite familiar with the subject, but would not undartsks—at all event. in this session—to make alteration in the rate at duty. The deputation thew rz SIR DENIAMIN HALL AND THE V.ESTDP OP MARYLABONS. At the normal meeting of the Marylebone vestry on Saturday the following communication from Sir B. Hall was read: "Office of Works, May 19, MT. " Sir,—l am directed by Sir Benjamin Hall to send to you the acoompanying copy of the reply which he ve to the deputation from the vestry and hood of guardians of St. Marylebone, which attended at this °Sloe yesterday upon the subject of the interference of the Poor-law Beard.—l am, air, yours faithfully, " EDWA.IO Lron. " The Vestry Clerk, St. Marylebone." " It swears to me (rays Sir B. Hall) that the Poor-law Board have interfered In two cases, first as to the flogging of women in the workhouse, and neat as to the state of the pauper lunatics. " My opinion lo,that the case of flogging the women in the workhouse has been most clearly proved. I think that the Poor-law Board, after the representations made to them, had no option in the matter, and it became their duty to • mall tute a strict inqiury into the circumstances, which, in my opinion,were of a most reprehensible character, and in which I believe everybody concurs. With respect to the elate of the workhouse, ea described in the report of the Lunacy Commarioners, I think that after ouch a report had been made the Poor cow Board were bound to make inquiry. The truth of the allegations set forth in the report of the Lunacy Commiasionerre is fully corroborated by the report of the committee of the board of guardians appointed to consi der it, and, I must say, discloses a state of circumstanced, of a most revolting character. Such is my opinion of the cases in question at this time. You oak me now to interfere and to request the Poor-law Board not to take any further steps in the matter. All I can say is, I am as arena to the interference of govenunent authonty in the management of your affairs as any one of you, and as soon as you can show me that the matters so justly complained of are reme died, or that they are actually in active course of remedy. I will, with the greatest pleasure, represent the we to the Poor-law Board, and endeavour to prevent any further Inter ference in these matters.' " It was ordered that the communication be entered on the The steamer Berenguer, Captain Maces&ll, ar rived at Southampton on S aturday. Her dates were Barce lona, April 30; Valencia, May 2; Alicante, 3; Malaga, 4 ; Cadiz, 8 • Vigo, 11; Coronae, 15 ,• Santander, 18; and, Havre, 22. Her freight connoted of beans, was, leather, wine, wood, and orange.. The Boner in the pioneer of a new line of steam ships about to run between Southampton and the Spanish ports. The line comb's of four ships, and they will make monthly trips. The Berenguer will start from Southampton for the Spanish ports, with • full cargo, to-morrow. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE RIVER.—A boat acci dent took place on the river on Saturday evening, which moulted in the death of a young man named Edwin Newton, aged 21, clerk to Mr. Hackett, burbler, of King's Bench walk, Temple. The demand made a wager for Ave shillings, to row a fellow.elerk from Westminner-bridge to Blade: Mars-bridge. They hired old-fashloned wager-boats from the stairs at the foot of Surrey-sheet, and started 011 the race from Weenuinster-bridge, each boat being accompanied by • four-oared cutter. The deceased gradually drew in advance, and on nearing Blackfrisrs-bridge hia competitor had given up the race. The unfortunate fellow kept on, end pawed through Blackfriars-bridge. Here, it seems, he had some difficulty in bringing his boat round, owing to the rapid ebb tide, and to add to his difficulty, the swell from the Lotus penny steamer, which had just passed PO near to him that it broke over into the boot. In consequence, apparently, he became alarmed at his position and, from some =fortu nate rircametanoe, be lost hold o 1 one of hie sculls, and in endeavouring to regain it, the boat overturned on the top of him. The caner which wan with him, but some yards in advance, put back to his aid, so soon as they =mewed the accident. By this rams he had got clear from the boot, and could be seen clinging is the sea. This kept him afloat for three or four minutia, bat, =happily, bet= tho cutter could =cue him, he dissppessel sad perished. The tide wen pl ug very , sad, denbrices, the body was swept down the rine . deceased's hat wsa picke d up by the pinata ken pier. It was stated that It wee sot ha trios he ma oasatsar to tow in, and that aa assidsat lepoompl r lt 1* Pretested by Barg Liam abefollis•Ab IS: _ sad ..k. Z.. k geed Om Or 11•1•1. sf Isai ors as is dr Mad kbias w ess peflbsig es it ....... Ss 1. SS 3 1.L10 ,.. r.555z Os d Sof fessaff el . 31.L1 = She/ Wh 4► a las skis ilidr us ssosiss...ss• is is sufs i. ke..... • ; WY as= bf bodai rlittzt Ila le. To le fri nab • of tOf. +sus ; sel a, lad k..,......,. _• a. INM softh busbullft tits.t