The Express. — London, England, 1857-06-17 00:00:00

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Weakened by nauseam defalcations in rank ant file, the unhappy Iruiceity of Monday night was still more grievously injured by be fir losses they ireer doomed to ratan in It. they amid last dad to lace--brains. , Were prepared to see Mr. Dumont and 104 STA2U.ET wait eat with their sategalista; bet their spirits sank within them worn, in addition tircirese, theit mem St Jowl; PAIINGTON and Bit Razor JLELLY join likewie the swelling body of The Right Hon.)fember for baleen* naeatiedsd with giving hie sets in &vaned religions liberty, resolved to make • elan breast of It ; and in•-• short bat etraithtfokstat and tallied mad. read his recantation of past errors on this head, sa Ire had preriady done on the question d the May mesa grant. Oa that °cession he had the support et all his collagens that, were is the DEBAT edinet f but is the ease at the Jews he was limed apart company with levered of them. Perhaps it *Mule for the last time; and that on the third reading Mr. Dtesiaau may be able to present same additional proselytes from ameart Isadore's'? official V•at's. Why not also arm converts, in the Leda aetioe with regret Abe absence of several alms in the dirdos, tiers espeeially that of Mr. (h Ater If not solidental, or the resat of per. ad or private eiriemanme, we alheeld ahem to Id to apprehend that the right hon. member for the Vaivanity had resolved to estrange himself atop. thatfront the Imam of Parliament this Basica. That be should not have deemed it unsavory to attend stay miducesely of late, we can quite under slaik; ad although is general not disposed to look with laity cm via of represatadro omission, we ain ready to admit freely that great .allowanee is to be mode far the diSculties of Mr. Otsuvrome's palace, ad that a mind like his may easily dad more suitable meepation than in listening to the Imeguidand inoomsasential talk about every thing and netball that has hitherto predominated in the sit tings of oar new Heise of Commas. Still, ups an aeries like that to which we hare been adverting, we most be peasitted to my we would him lan had lOW privilege of recording ease mew the tdaYmny el Mr. atArarasz in dirwarlit. Ildligtmili. ‘ „„ His name in aapport al 16aamma beam been given that them ima Mud be aa LAWN' tir deribt respecting it ; Nit at • jamalmriillis pl 11. palm, that teal triumph is at Lai 171 A lei well landed, every one who value which peering eloquence can render to the al* at truth meet lima ies being from any ease whir held. Let as indulge a hope that ere the Bill lessee thie Lower Hem Mr. OLADOTOKI will undertake the spprwriske pert of pronouncing the funeral ora t:Ler the last lingering remnant of au en ' bigotry with which oar Statute Book bee *stirs been stained. Ms. Borten= is a wary politician He does act are bow illogical Or Ineamatent be may be, pro vided be can manage to follow sad& a ewe* as shall save himself from trouble sad the Governarent linsea defeat. It was quite obvious bet night that be op posed Mr. AYRTON'S motion for a Committee to 'a gain into the Equalisatioa of the Poor Rata . set in the beet because he aright the Mesemn either impolitic or impoinible, bet because he had the la oi some of his piedmont's helms his eyes. sad be came he really has ne esatared notions ea the rah jeet. The awe fee Equalithig the Paw Bate is the Metropolis has been so Asa stated that it ismonly necessary to repeat it. By the present state et the law the poor who meek is the waddler district' a, e driven to redskin t►e pane &bide ; architectural improvements mad sew Whiny 'sly aggravate the evil ; rents are raised so that the per are huddled together to the destruction of phyakel coolie and moral propriety—and above all, a gulf is Axed which beta all sympathy between the dia rist damn of satiety. There is no cause which contrilmtes more tp this lamentable result than the present system of poor rating, for it priotically 'in vents owners of land from allowing homes of an in ferior description to be built, in order to keep the amount of Posr-Rate as moderate as poosible. To this ere the PRESIDENT of the POOR-LAW BOARD answered simply—nothing. He admitted to the fullest extent the glaring anomalies to be found between the meant paid by one parish and the amount paid by another pariah towards the mainte nance of the poor. He seemed, however, to think that by conelueively &bowing the vast spread of the evil throughout the country, be also showed the imponnbility of dealing with the qualities. If the Motion had been to introduce • liatiewaU Rate hie orpiment would have been difficult to answer—though this coneln‘ion was far da. !peat from what he intended. Mr. BOVVIZIII lathed alleges that the ancesalies, of whisk the osiemerdssAmiltreld* I V~s am" l 4 l Pat tOqg ' low ow -opopialiss , lir ill& st• latialf • 0000WliolL ffirttkl ba i nats biderated :have inreswei, elww• immineteelythwatimOty. in paying outy , flee thrill pliir *be reside witilis its Walla does not cokiitt4O Akpospormesta tease refitted's peer. The prhe- . bisp also whirls Nrs caatpa.tbat too ~[etrq<c ta u maylip diitiegninbied, Com the met of the osantry is Om* imeagh. We say that :the diet:rid within are to tre found the various individuals mho ari weed together in coadneting the daily babes of life, ought to he rewded as one district, and its inhahhente es forming one community. Thin the banker and his clerlecirho par their days in Lonthark stliat,and their Treetop, theses at Folhans.the other Islioathwark—philerristcr and his clerk, who *du Age Ig Lipcoltisdrus, and their evenings:Am wiekentrem-gardens, the ether at Camberwell— tbOlitdeiniand beserveht, pses 'auk Rib-, logs together is Dotraingwtreet. and their evenings. the min in Belgeseseqatire, the other at Mighakte —these smut/ persona Obviosely are members of the muse community end ere properly .abject to the I mmentfllettiols, . This view of the matter the Penemairr tie the PomoLow BOARD , did not oven I allude to, tbasih IrCipmed to admit in the tunosi manner- that Lirespord, Norwich. and Maw cinder are each properly snip to Syria bot a single community. At all events.leihis bean pointedwat., it is incumbent on. the Oisesirnment to show that the Parish is something Mere of a orinniunity than GM Metropolitan District. . The parochial division scares anything bat its antiquity to motemosgi its At first the Parish wee no deal* the most caressiest division to adopt with reference to the adminiateer tion of the Poor-Low, but things have now so changed, and the inequalities which it creates are se mow Woos, that we *fees almost any other &Wen would seem preferable. Cattainly the Minopolitaa District hes some sort of principle to recommend it u the area of Pair-Law retina which the perish has not. _ _ _ Mr. BOVTZR.IE has challenged the adropetes d Equalisetn to mama somasehmas whisk whilat it mama poor Parishes from 'isgeriglea Paer Mates at the expense of rick Periihea a . Mr. malithine dm easicenical principles. et lomi sagnethimmeth We codhee the task &ea ant emit ea lipielble. Let us suppose that, according te preseskailmiations, the Poor Rata were equalised tinatigheat the metropolia it saralsi.. mould to ha ,1111:. the wand per alms. Now • let +r4ptiser l Mal management proceed as it dime • rm. Iturouiewot he difficult to ascertain the aspempee d each pauper, assuming the equalised rate to be in the posed. lo tint expense per hamleath perish . wends M entitbd for all its poor. IBA parish. therefeei, wathi be Maned in a eertala imiateartaie the suppert ante pear. That seer mesa tit beimk travagent, balsams it is determillil fa hapilseme with a etemismi whisk has bean email a Ilimatehea loosl frelf-gewerssed has fd diorwmilse, whin Is. 14.1 a the pound la the. agnelhad Poor Rate IL Landon. If any Pad* got sere than thie standard sum, it weld hi eened apes to pay the MUM CSollabg the steadsed mil aster its own resources. In this way it is obviate dad the Pere Rate would he equalised so long as dr Priem , sagged their mine moadeskally, end eiselimd whomever Ow hoar entraWgint. la am NA way as this we bare dot g whom Writ nay be framed Ile the wpm s.erri ft Ws ear that principle elligglibbehe Ploor Bate whielli jus tice s impalllairdelmain An otemplias Ma jority lee lideai Mr. Born= the delay be mitedi bet Ile *Mika for justice to the Rate r Mere of thli Plffsgplis has only begun. We hare, IMO now era MON triumph which began in the House of Common. with a wane Minority then sae of 81. I pried THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY — lie simmelles Mk ites a.— Imedeertirilla . Sow edidiser sod seilitimilihs Ls lest al. the isio,.leasellett agme lls de* lif It le apperehed, wee. Orel lei etbastillt,ehralia ausitaiel awe* • sea . The here teatelird wader dram Neil litho. ma loblialud It h,er ' ..*** 10 1:1 1 r ge , Thriradipanalismiedlladlliillidi pelltiabilbe l talusesity sue cesdeelei by the lierelll ki• Nis Who Owl. • Om • . • , Oa ser aide MOM it dro t lWir Iles* Asir wk. i lg. Vas de _Wors the lithireir; Ilisst IteleaumbWhe Ermarreerer , Came Stemeitli, the Pisestapseller; Ceske , lithe Midis Whir for ; Om* Illobete o t aa lie Ihissi'lthdrNi; Chehilie' lOWA% Ilietuyesee r* es; thoDibe el lien M. lied 1111111.114 tart Clossilas. hammy d Mete ler fteslipeAdilia ; Lord Pesetas, Serrerary of Stele* C Os the rnii male doe dowel wen Lad Cststrarth, Land Obalai;' la Elleavilla, Lost Pada* ; the War ihie Ilantraby tis ger et Lebelresa I BM al Lied Pri ... 2211_1; Delo et Arcrklealieseltr-Cleieral; W e ft d et the Therseryt Mr . ffa , a e the Wm, -Ilerstiost , . lobos dem Seetellery steglitior IliiV ; A. Thee LSPhit io hlsiditt !Lek • s i aleill e t eariWai a. . jp•l rmi =st a rlis lard Weil sea tile er i tlibe ll tir e he"a= t hif *fruititki 6 F- 1 Ua tre u S%- a=tart baseeder et haste ma the libido all moos the igegass 4 dlllsost eiders et Lauda l alltbsdas. est P snob ware the Gash; ftither ollb tie odd and eriii al that aria. Ile Date r a; Awl sad Loll Poessee bath ware the Oallie el •Tbiellit, sad theme+ led ski pare the Ulm ist the Ot rif eh, Ma; Sir 0. Cheas eadisi d lir 0. Wood we nor t 4 dello& ; lb Lod la-We teld, eat 111. Dube al Wad* amid r ig 11l Sale et liebeiallslial. ral T ster .4 = l. • Wa g e =S l :aer ai At dry C'. illi e ll esdirtales Medi Tresespir al the Sersehold, ' amid bleipsrso Ammo 'At. I; '. ' . 1 I ra =e l= iraiseraltylshp, is . T ........,,,,,.... RayslcnoraaalmWirtot to mai Oaillimaisithar desersysetWDerhose of y Lim% Mee, asd 1 Caleillillr'seilll•Oreqer . 1.C.11 - esd lay the Elawilewas ha O terslisee opas , Nato Frederick' WM* at P oo thselld Deres-llaltke. Sr liajestre yreemise kilowatt hessediately ta the follawfag anlor : The Mom wove a whit mifiloor mho NAM Memel wet& 184 lam whit* toile, eel Imam etrilvor &Ma The lop, elf the; eereage Mosel mewl Mit Nor litieit=Vl aril. amid, anima. awl ilbeemi Mom elm wen the :Mad ot the Mier t . the Osorr. Ave. wttr e rim emomisit a wry m e i= roleN er so ls" XLM= drew trimmed web Wok ealia • aptl4 r ? ... :storaeher otos moist el* Owls& Were s MM. drew Wm& of NOM freilese. vbibe Gomm, TY=of mostle Reyel wen eoleimetirlitoMMteihmiloreil with Mos ilk, owe a A& &of dL • iimmi mekleee eat OnalMilikl. HIV Royal Highemo wee a wreath of weroelliee ~Mb, MM. TM ham= Alio wore a item o( rich Reeltse 1.. Moroi who litho limn over a Mite chef ilk. TM Dais Mite mei Leis wore brat.. el 1.1. of & liff Miami wow • •=silit. tiOmbilist live a Mile silk, we brdiriel Mit legion di Moe. the onto motel milk pork a_ beed midem =Mop. , Roy Agri Rliftiarlfeho hemilet • meta diorama Mott mid Flits _ _ . . The Piz Kay kamgr ia kraw is tes• al white halbovrews while ire 'with bowl leweek link, villiallink ad besisms al Kasy ; the hotly ell Ks arms arammaiiii Ido add, via • ewer of large pork and Ilsomik pail sediese arsd ainiNgs. Her Itnyol Rigby= I• 4 • Illmied dm. elli Imam d Kay et the 64 . 8 01 . 0, 1 1 !.0. .__ . _ - -- - .. — TleAttiduke Xitsbllea amend la Ihe eilkeet at the M7 l Auetrie-66. lima wait - appdatosila HL XaH. mete AO Mkt ii lb:10116a rime, te vitit th=la We* a rottopoo, sod two seer Moo ?thee Abut v la the miles fi a V 141110140, AA were the ease th• the Oeldat Mae, sad el • Preadia wheat The Mese et WINN Pane *ll.l, sad ?date Arthur, 111=111thillighball dam Plodetial Willwa d Prink were the maim. 4 Ma Tawas Owed% doh lir lad NNW. Eh Royal Ittahame ewe the mew et Or iteelt lagle rneele, sad the Ilitrad et the Sepidt Bastalla,prder„ The Direr Couldilige woo Ms wittemy voltam ten the oast due Oran et the hatter mod Sr Reda His Berl llfohtswe die IStiettner Pekes et Saxe W alesa wee holtholhoodibils tedeuttlime, with silver ap pelotormie, mod IMO the geld mod ermihd Olaf el in wits d 11~tplislellmi, OMNI labgereeill rapt ea _ erepe emehembee, with theeheir d the Chapel we Is the et the Ow iletemteme the egeomme, Sr played th a M i llemelt Is Jrambr (11m111). The Somsomo—the Deism etlkot the Prisms Rays), mod Pearel'oeilsokit Wlllimet tress* sta , d sew the des, mod him these wow elle Pitessei /try ot Cerebral'', the Doke atOwohrbdp, the lieseditery rsheme of Same Mike" mod Mae Ulm' et Seas Weimer. Offeelle to the Sparse ewe the Archduke Kathelleh at Moir* her Ideitety the goes, Prises rthur, Moor lbert, the Doubles et Clemetwlem the Prime* A et Ws* go Primer= AY" Hies, sod Leeks, sod Mose Mkt The Treseme mod •Oeurheiler el the Neoembeid steed WIWI tie Spaw& The Maw et the Mao the Lord Steward, the Lad Clweebethlo, the Green et Pet Stole to Prism Abell. sod the Vicerammelevisie. steed behind the them mod the Prism — The ether ladles sod goallemes semeged themselves es either side at the chapel, together adtb Me &beast liness!, Makir-Oesetel Bir George A. Wetherell, C.C.S. The Qtertsruserv-Creaerel, Meitie.Oemerel frk Rkhard Aicey, K.C.B. The Phyrkim r mammy to the Mama, Sir Jame Clark, But. Tfs Tater to the Prime at Wake, Mr. Mible, eel the Take to Prime Alfred, Limeaseat Co A _ , Fam &male was *en mrtanse, " Me Os, Mora, of " aat. Bessfrelbess, Levi Clembriehr, war pi d Atesterek e theme of Or ibis to 'LNG, JUNE 1' vr it . lb, kirr e , . • 1 . - t :t a . wir Nag%•omen , no • • • oiled Eisil li r w :4 , . • • peaceedid lidelthe ' kb Orme cam W slaw bar Ito* i Y-. tbreibe Beiriasees peasseted the Prises= ..• lier..., sad the Dubai of lad mar I bee Beet*. I May Videria Pecisea The Prisms Iliiieles was roxeliteled trim the Chip], k FI Th. , . .11111W(Ifiblweak),YXakatitOgeea,' kinhii - irsioned Ss ibid.,. Shia ' ylre l =kg it il mismillil poi or , Thill' =roan the ilprons Bret quitted Se the per aid Ike Az&duite klaillmi- C li b oZth Si b. = pima" iiiimaisti by So peat The nevi feemeiblee ves pleyed ea the Mel boat. • . ' br Itheelsi ether . rgioNellapal.. Mt. jadfl:" ' , . at Mr (IM P Mt- Cabo *Pi 4oJei Imo' at • Ss "dea l't la* lib httkiletti ,Xtgamilia. li. . 0. Vs*. at ' sad th e Air Rept Ingsnifill• 1.14.04- dude Int claps! to the Thteatoeleat. • . • vbilera am tubbed to the Mao *Sp ma Set Aiiet ills riVkir Wady 'is4 40 limb 4 t i r o ; ee. WI "towed tom. Move Hari • • • , I•w 1. Ills ' imi .4 Se Il e itio l O gie v e t; .L.Ai.„ . Vir...t,ljilh : --".. ger • lb* ..iiiNtiki' • Agri li iii mii.. • lon. VIVI' Weiss Prim - t si "The Sim NW the Meow ' . . The UM olik. Sii lib NON, @Mari S ibi opubbles, liked iSiollowlicaSill.: , NM. --. :7.:;:::: PZ , 1 : ..:. .:.......7. ... swoop, At tb. Tbs Mom Babied," quo ~Wm Mr Pinola amaur. The abbale. sae wee placed is as adiEle tabii, e si mbe Mr= Bard, ad the ?Mal. alfeet dat arde ll `M eiaraelma eat f. in the nnentoni.• Uwe Alma, eha inehealde KaahmOba et Ask* ad Pease BMW* Wiwi et Peoria m ea-bombe& 'The OallealeadalTdiat larded, • 11/ . aid the' Teloasi rehier wi tal, W tt r e Adedeada Ilesdadared Awls* and Pilaw UM Prwiln. the Wide sad beatheaes la lemiat= Owe, Hayseitet, with thiltillionn 214 eeotialeelea: for r t is etenWouthe efts of the new MEOW 11ellem net at 1.1 17, Q c o h er t : sine% Weillalller. 'MOD loareitteoa ( Deli ON, Pees, Poo Iftergity, . The CerarZ x r i ethe PrtkOse y Se yule:- day. Me anode, .11potre," s glitt w iii=.7 6c'a a board. I The Derla *ere the Lwa imellitee Yedght Bruce ead Tutus, .I.lgligkm, eel Sir Vs Moab. thopekeie ewe A M Ae the Sokeigarr e riSodar the Oreemele et Ob loft bide Governote (Pidthimir *me i ithmerrs.) • LOID ClicithithieDed O,vwL MAY 18.- -440 iiee le bar* even, Witter Weser mill held a arairlapithat at It. Jetheis-pithe. at Timothy, hid Jane sat, at stye o'deolt ; awl a Uwe at Bt. leere's-pelece en Thursday the Ida Jeri rah ad tn. (Moak. . Wlihamcn, Inns 13.—The Queen hes been Ore! to etre tetra tor t il tvichnuteat atia theMerthabalary Terse la /*GYM ; Omega D= thethethithth et the Pare el the Cr of Dahlia Witham Denil Meglethr of Montego in W; eat Vetter Prederiek Creasy MA, Mao+ at the or Conviel Primo= In 11.1.64, to 111.01dIsery Koehn. ot the Cirit Division el the Third Chin, er Cheepethene .c 4 the Mon Hoaretthble Order of the Beth. ST. lOM'S PAIACE, 1'0113113.—M0 gavels bee bosa pleated, ea ths ameiasdou 'of the Right Honourable Lodiroley, b MAN Joke Doles Mud, req., are of her M• Men ratite Corr of Oeithemevat-Areee, vice R. s, mired. • Ctovrtr-ortwa, innt Ib.—Member returned to serve la the ream perilethent.—Comaty of Carmarthen David Pug*, d Mtherabon. In the county d Cethearthen, Esq., in the reward David Arthur flannthes Merles, Sig., demand. Her Majesty has signified her gluier plume to remise the steer of the Camomile" et the Piastre end Clergy of thise of Cantothary oe laturdea the 78W hest., at Paton at 8 o'clock. The passe ter awl dasiy• d W Lower Her won alemble et the Jaren.= Cbselsor, Westadastsr, at I o'clock, le MINIM' Oath lOW Amilliop of Canister, sod the Mays di = k ir* v9l proceed to Suckiaglases Paw I *le& • I nsasikee of Wellington's party is unavoidably pramwefirenato.morrow to Friday, the 26th ant., to ort•teb iq the Invitations for the 18th lea. are treasterred. This Duchess of flesonet has issued cards far albenssa m e:Wklaileisa pat. to Thuridaye to M ust ensilailais Aback. no Dowager de Ovesomont and Mies dillinmeest have Ist ern fler Paris. Yleseent and Viscountess Doneraile entertained dtere, en Yearley lea, the Merolla and Ilarchionces of Dambets, Counties *thews sad lady Clementine Vilikee, lie Merl lei CoONS/ et Cat, Mr. sad Mfr Herbert, the Hod of Uses% Vienna Itarshars, Mr. sad Mire Oradell, Mr. Oremence, Mr. St. Leger, to. later in the evening I bar lidyship reeelead." Lady Caroline Townley will give balls on the lisaint Seth task Mr Archibald Allman, Mart., Lady Alison, and Major Alain have snived at liarliage Private Meal" Jennyn.street, St. Jaime's, frets Pewit Home, Landslide's Lady Howard will give a morning party at Owes Cottage, Felleam, an Thursday, the tad etJuly, MIMS their Royal Highnesses the Ducker ef Csarteidgo sal Princess Mary. Lady Hunsrd's party for Thursday, the 9th el July, is nnavadably postponed. The Hon. C. L. Butler and the Misses Butler gay, s ball last asalog. at the femily amaita, is Gros venor-pima A blithest pthsnag of bahlawhis sempany attested the imaton, end the feedvithe were peolouged until an drama 'how this wrung. Lannats orchestra was sawed. General and the Misses Monteath Douglas's ball L Seed for Tuesday, *stied inst. Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Peel have arrived at Poetised House, Porthad-placa, horn the Isle at Wight. Her Majesty's yacht, Victoria sod Albert. Captain the Hoes Joseph Demme, has fatly sustained ea hr present wake the reputation she has eased fee sutesordinsey speed. She Bait the Spit batty at 3.17 os Sainday ingrain lest, mad anabored elate the breakwater at Chaining at 8 haw* acemespilthed what the caws aid they would de— stine a Wight aud breakfast in Fume. The Milano. is alma St albs. Her alone hoeing paid sad received rafts tom the Frew& Poet Athibal, Praia, to., and insperrod the darkyod, reagslBert Marne betas, be., rejoined the ;read, which let again the more afterseaca, celled at Alder ney, end anchored at fawn about S p.m. It was thantee ties to leave es Monday morning for the eat of Ireland. The Irish Viceregal Staff dinner took place at the Trafalgar, Oreenach, en Saturday last. Ammer those who attested were the Earl of Houritcharks, the Earl of Lis tened, the Earl d Hecate, the lion. Charles Lindsay, lord Killeen, Lord Wm Fitmendd, Hon. Major Calthape, Has. Leopold Apr Elio, Colonel Hogge, Coked Campbell, Colonel Pomenby, Helm Wombwell, Capt. Meager, Capt. Fraser, Capt. Hutchinson, Capt. Ponsonby, Major Begot, Capt. Mayans, Mr. Marshall, sad Mr. Caulfald. Yesterday the °Meets who have served and who sow belong to the 7th Hussars held their 36th sensed festival to commersonstion of the onvioss of that pawl sat Waterloo. at Orillion'e Hoak_ Atema, Gement Robbins in the chair. The veleta[ ewe eune attended. Ammar them paint nem UralL-Cisiarrsl " 2 W. de Taal. lad Thies, Loa A. PspL Sir W Veer, Marquis of Deem* Lad Sotetowees% Lad Ctermiti, Lord Dennemlla Elsa H. Gip. Camel Arthur Shirley., Camel J. Waimea, Colonel Dander, Mr. H. Lyster. Artier Chichewa", We I. Haadia Lient..Coknal lege, Lieut:Calersel Cates, llesjor e =art. Captain des Ilea. P. Flamm Peddle, Lisa, Hell, Mt . F. Cesten Ce r 8 .0. Sulksky, Mr. Charles Pasha and Mr. A. GM. Tea Met TIMIIIILZII EIMISITION.—The rotas* fur Maas, ten es fallen :—.Arimiesions by season tidal. 1.176; on paymeat et a each, 6,130; total, 7,3111, Wares, 2,1176 matted *weeny. Three wer u l tram from Chris; , Pnlerlea, bem, 168. the l e f lt sketh ima 7. Amrei visitors w Pic te c hl. leffire s Modems Feat X. hum m 4 Gnarl Aide-641m" ea lidostarsethe ainel li w w 4 seberiseen was ea • swathe scale, ankoigli die T veils was ant SAM* RIDE DAILY NEWS t LONDON MORNIMO Metropolitan Ratepayers complaiNweirrmediate. , , ~ , 4 1 . „..1 ,. 4 1 ,1 ..a, ;. ii. L ...am=a 4 ....= L.L.‘ ......., d But the fact is, that not only has Relblrt n Eerie . • , 3, •7: ......,....... , . been published suggesting plans I t M. , t 0 OF 4 4: EI. A NUN . larrwelo.. "."" ser i ls tbo ai rmal iihnae ll. 11." ..•1 " =fti ."1 = 1 " remedying these anoma li es, but r. warms ts do On slam tad inoilimy isiklin-di NW .• I. - - The • , ei • /.'.• - in t o s predecessors haysk a jrl seediles ee rrs rowan inns us nestann Ann nirsaltat. _hi - , ...., , •• ael•AwY et,ely 7 . 1.4 diapis filt• IrMia Ow Is mellel ins UM WilD 1.120 d en --, . 7 jargil_ . Prim leak paws " be ".1 1 . 14 ONLY -anthura. IMPOST, But wtever may be the diesulties in the way T a T e r i ttw ay a. ve r . by do = ele traiK e r:es au, es T _ PCs Nationalßate, we point epiwt the/ wesimptiaa et Limbs awl Wig mei ~.. =r h o s=ws:lssass ene tn moat/ • that * aar . FT= the Metropo li s 0 " l i r is TATML 4 SIA . . . t the country. ether. :* d 42111 r.... "14'ig waa 6 - I" aso er.l7-idiS bceween tb - O tar lo= tiszt 'lives tber9 ili I. I rrWk e :si illiall%t wltiriq, e ai Ittaa r Clue id sent 14.41. (lselYs % bit leo. *N r 21214 se t u p the a who Ilea in helpainewpare thin betwases ilelsety). Beliii the. at Wm NM the Bev. " be ` ".....P."".'..... the r Baia Who lives indlelplorezeppegeß Ile WSW ..Ic ell ' emll L a i lErP •lS a y ...2) t ..- t rMAY Jilin iiiiversa s• an guts of ' who lives in Ifeettemfisselard. The awn IsiiiArsor icsmo, 'ma me ,:li;. s-, T o Jab. " L":„ .. .....6 .1 "403i 2 04" ) P•mm *4l6aNdi the 1 "'" 01 " b mi NT I shlshsg Albs teeni M . S . Dssa defletser ewe ear ems sow er W.1.a1l arm 0 i,74 • . thempelves esurpelled 'to live within a eretilk,-- Nsms gsgssmassssobsosswe ems R og wer ame peo n G s 1 ,A, tapt shows thit . then is a airs as loili thwessnea •.• • • •- ..____ .....n_.:J-1., SWAM sib *as enwsi wllls mimeos velvet Ifonify:' lawn to Mot. m. .• "WOW 41, de la Oa. • aP.O.L • neM . 1110 Val folk Priam If= =tor maw; 0.1. IL Mani ft Illasafaarof Ur Boa C. aim Plier e. flaw. Omar OINSIMIS U•wf, lie alior fa Pfiaaliol EMT IV awe, o f to Or et c are r lanai of liallar=kl6. fofor. fa 'Mr :Pr OW A ILif toallsoalaa so Tfoo Woos la Walla' to She of L la re =ti* " Voin iuL :SP li rltrot• K. . " laseeZlO. Atanals it. 1 .4 Torgicrth .sm lS" ‘ " gillm t alarafio ni ft hi kof T. MOO& . Imala: rirr "15ti a 50......4...........`"........... 1 owl Maas II Cow Mimi • tbrallaaf Pam IN • li n TM laff Pia t e ofk ozwia. Boa Iffilo .„ TmL1M .... 111 UAW IR IMMO gplo=ll . Celia Term of Iho am& le 1 . sir i el aX . • Claloz at e Xr r: ...RGoaff. 'FILM& rlfil fir:t IfflUaa r 010 1 421.• i sTi ow a* ° "..." l ._ isii st=rt 1= 1 " amis. is .I assess. 1 L. Cosa k la Clay.Clay. r. Ak! 01 4 :1 7 11mool . . * ir,,.A.Dc.,1•1 • r la lino as lima l =o4 ao lett Voloolia• A do soa Ablan la tketver ° Veals. Il 'ili t Para - Room be brat /Way Is samara 1a& ... • Arealato .'mane, fallams 1 1:6416 .4 os ti t • Nemo of am - . .. . KIS 10Y4L ILIGILSESS PRINCE ALBERTS IDUCATIONAL CONINJCENCE. The errangenuata for the educational corfereues Ime idtkik kit UPI Highness Priem Attest Is 43 preside bays Men omplabbi, sad Isms maw of distinguished pererms ben all seta at the eseetry hese iretimeted thelr Intention at Miaz preset. Hln reyelidebsess will tale the ash at the ersaieg meetimr, shish le t• be had cm Moeda, sett at three o'clock, at Ilteems—the Esit Gnarl vale, Predelent of the Cassell, Wing as vierpreethet. Os the foll‘ming day the eerier seetions grill meet at the Thistelsed limes Teems, whoa tie foiliewlag men will be read, and other imams dimmed humor A. Chairrese, the Bebop el Word; leeretiwy, the Rev. F. %Allison, ell tigell#stre hopekee ef Xis depater—" Or Javealle TY Rev. MOM Mitebell, see el ler ity's tepeetore of rolesel•—"Os the seldom atheisi hie mere of leer Msjelere laspollore es ee the arty ego at whet' obildees ere takes her seirod.' Mr. Flint tds eteldeat Amer loopree Is Derk se'i ehl =AV rear of Os Metheel foriety—'. Os the IMO Ida tdossmais Nis* sot =dor government Markeesa. teepeekeef meheee—" Oa the ep et the miellorpopetelloa lope week." Xr. W. X. Mpie—. Os the mete of the otereticeet emee." Mr. W. Oesimis, shirr d Or Dineteeber= head Anuiies—" On the emit Of mons hem hem rireobse tlo &pee in 'Mei Mom ad Woes sr epee.* Wrafroe with eineXtere." Sacrum B. Chaflay Love Lytteltes ; weneary, the Rev. J. D. Oh W.A. Xt. Joseph Lay—"Oa the ye it which canna have the fixteetsty Womb bmicas watairies el the emetirae CZ.. F. C. Cesk e pitremadary at IL P. Cathipleal—" Oa the Woe& et Oaruray." B!ms?it C. Cleimeag e ll Bert.; eserrtary, the am, Xi* lareaeheer el Shirley, aser li geefNedt Stephesses—" Os the rush of pile aboasa" M. &goose Ter cauliisaft sceinse." Os tbs mull a prim mil Sammy D. pima-1M T. iroVIE P. Maralkora Der a( ea, labor ; awalary, Mr. Juba Throw Isar Mr. Almada tailopor lospor of Factorise- 6 .Pa tho rare& at ro Warr arra la imetasea." The Mr C. H. Braaaby. Trlaral of Clarahara Tru er reser eall.tras rarer" Yr. ~ Os YiMrf.l erre as aa adjuad Is marl Mr. Haan "Oa awn Bank* asafoetida= as • eras of reaseir ore ioa." Narolsol—"Oo err oreakka, oak arra at Bolotal—" r tarromora la dr drama of dr rte dray how say Werra r ea the raw rake ter arra I. tr ✓arer at ter abbr. sad sr or sr be ark of tea all roma arakie la ro aro error r IFTRAL 101,T1110. Ha. royal laigim:;111111•11;71. dad will to hold ea Watireday, lar I at Whoa ti. turcabillius the alias metier vl t _ ! -,- " OItIIAT IfANDEL FESTIVAL. gip DAY.) • ere— TEE JOURNBIJOIY RAIL AND ROAD. Y. ai YlNMimeo the fashionable neighbourhoods of Belgravia and the Vattaliall.keidwrsed, Pimlico, presented 'Ow* an salsaated appearances. *ay did this morning, If we exempt a Daisy or an Oaks day. From !ha early hour of nine o'clock the carriages of the Foreign Ambassadors and of the nobility and gentry kept room fa mid astoossica &mg the rests sad over Vsnalinil-brldna tram the Woks/, whilst lbs teas al 'Loudon-bridge. station vas *Mt es witiag. . . . . The royell — pesomeicecerhel et eight eamlegte eg • enameled by outriders la semi* Ivory, anion Nowa et the I lth Human, left Buckingham Palace at a fay abides after twelve tided; and aesehed the Beath Landietleeeed et hatif peon Her Majesty occupied the Hen hand Me of the drat mirk**. The mpg cortege proceeded at a slow pece along the 701111 tower& thoektrell, b reateby Iba yetrate,reed el Holtrioll. On retching the Crystal Parma her Majesty was received by a guard at honour, onerrieting . e( a egaralren of the 11th Ilhaaari, and wee lag eed loudly olesered. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (now ova *WV t PARIS, TossD4T Breaux*. The ratifications of the treaty relative to Neuf chatel were exchanged at two o'clock this after noon at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. I have before me a printed copy of the following circular, which I suppose is intended to be laird iR Pais on tho morning of the first day of in elec tion: Pipit' June 21. lioneisor,—Theeketkeis for climatic* to the Corps Login- Wit commenced this day. Weal individual is free to me or to abstain frets ming the right et voting whkit the con- Mutation costars upon him. But issonuch ss coddle parties are making abstention o system, may electors would pre. !ably regret to and that they had negliehed to volittope last Fiddlier or the cells of their ordinary boaltesee. 1, there fore, tabs the liberty of reminding yon that the poll will re main open to-morrow (Monday), Jose 22, from eight a.m. tell four p.m.—Reosime, The Prefect of the Reins, 0. B. HAOSSMANN. M. Buffet, one of Louis Napoleon's old ministers in the time of the presidency, u an opposition candi, date in the Vosges. Bels "convinced that if order firmly maintained be the first and best guarantee of true liberty, the serious,. enlightened. ort4eficeaciotis control of the 'mazy Over the management of iti own stairs and the employment of the public money is an element of streegth for wise govern ments." lie thinks it expedient that the present restricted rights of the Corps Legislatif should be extended. . The Prefect of the Nord has thought proper to ism a special dewier against the candidature of General Cavaignee et Douai. The Prefect of the Pas de Calais, M. Sender, is so enraged with the exposure of the conduct of one of his agents at Mootdidier, that he has ordered a pro secution for false news, not only againalithe Amiens journals, the Jimmied and Ordre. but also against the &tele and the (barrier de Paris. The predoeution of a Paris newspaper by a country pre fect will be something quite new. The Ceorrier is Para observes upon the threat We are quite easy about the result. If the mere fact of the re production of a pieoe of news from a journal, likely from its position to he well-informed upon the sub ject, is to be a crime, there is an end of the liberty of the pen." Some persons were arrested in the Faubourg Antoine for tearing down the addresses of the go vernment candidates. The Bonnie has been very heavy to-day, notwith standing large purchases by one broker, who has been buying for some days. The fall of 3in Consols had naturally a depressing influence, and tba unexpected excitement about the elections now bugina to tell a little. The Rentz fell 36e. for ansount, closing at 681 r. 80c. Whitler fell 40fr. The railway settlement resulted in a fall iu almost all the lines, and that notwithstanding that the rates of carrying over were so low as to offer Co temptation to capitalists to fittest their money in these operations. This symptom was remarked at the last two settlements, and unites a change should take place it is expected that the people who have hitherto looked for large interest from these trans actions will buy shares. To-day, however, Orleans fell 15fr. ; Northern, 2fr. 50c.; Eastern, 10fr.; Lyons, 10fr. ; Mediterranean, 22fr. 60c.; Southern, 10fr.; Western, 2fr. 60e.; and Grand Central, lie. Ile. No business was done in the Ardennes line, notwithstanding the concession of the Saws= branch, announced in the Nonitear. Two individuals were arrested in Marseilles last week for spreading false news. Among the reports said to have originated with them was one to tue effect that Paris and Lyons have been plowed in a state of siege. The French capital (says the Courthr de Path) will soon possess anew monument, namely, &column in masonry m honour of Napoleon 111. on the highest point of the Trocarlero. It will be 100 metres in height, being 80 more than the column in the Place Vendome. It is said that the estimates made by M. , "Wien, the architect who has produced the plans for the improvement of the Bois de Boulogne, ; amount to the sum of 18 millions. BELGIUM. The Besancipagiols Beige states that the Turkish officers on missions in the principal towns in Bel gium (those in Liege are particularly instanced) have been suddenly recalled. This event, coupled with tho rumours touching the attitude of the Belgian minister at Constantinople, would seem to indicate a certain tension in the international rela tions of the two countries. THE GREAT LEANDER CLUB MATCH. The gentlemen of this ancient and distinguished rowing Club contended yesterday in a modem maul, and acquitted thennelves as night have beet expected. The club hae ordinarily exhibited its perfection dining to. eta- SOD in a eculler'a contest, a pair-oared nos, and an right. oared spiq and yelny C4131M110001 with the addition of a landau over the old-fashiooed course, from Westminster to Putney. The labour was in pare exceetive, owing to the height of the wind, bat the contest was gallantly sustained with the following relate: Yew.. &aide rry.r, and Witlooghby Itoodonl .. 1 ll•ara eattahann, °oldie'. tad Wood IIV mush:Au) u Marra Dank 1.101. and at MOM . 0 TIM start took place at about half-food, and was very capitally taken by all the rowers. Mr. Coloptheenee boa, alehatigh with the worst eights, took the toed, th in gamin. man rowing the year in his lama gashed style. Mr. Pryor resod the seals in his boat capitally, bat be and his party Imre kr attar, advent well off in station, moth hampeeed by the einem* of mat In that mune, and the Name. Davis bad way with than excellently through Van:hell-bridge, where Menem Cawthorn, Guiding, and Wood wen still slightly leading. Off fienithe distil lery, at the nppse ma of Thames hank, Bevil* who wee Town**, lased ferweed, began to overlap the leading boat, and a vary spirited end capital race followed, Mr. Col wthoeues patty leading them well for some time, and re mioding one of the prat arm al bypass days. As they sheared Chelan College the winners began to draw the:e mirse clew, sad thanseed it to Bettemea-bridge, where they were tom et three Lithe a hoed. The labour at Wanda worth was again tap heavy bat then was no abetment in exertions, and Use wlaaaeo pima three or fear mom lengths before the Webb. The alas then dined in their usual style at the Star sod Getter, Putney. ALBANIAN BANDITS.—A letter from Janina, in the A slosborr Geseits, sap Peals Paeba bas caroled wore then 160 tendon They won divided into thew bodies, con. naradod by Wes weg-knoss brigand obis& Thar last elpluit was to capture s wawa and hold the children of wealthy patents to venom. Of these bandiis 36 have boon Itanpd. and thernrbtdor swot to Constantinople, when tier will probably be readaeuvel m the galleys. ROYAL SURREY GARDENS. This is a week of festivals. The great Handel demonstration at the Crystal Palace, In the afternoon, has eciarcely terminated, when the hour approaches for another musical entertainment of a different kind, though of high pretensions, on the same side of the water, and mull nester et band. The ten days' festival, instituted by M. Jullien at the Surrey Gardena, which began on Friday with a Pee performance ef Ilaydn's &mama—the mem of which mit manded et the tims—bas gone on papering. On Setstel, a Beethoven night," iseladieg, among other adiad, the symphonies in A tailor epsd C minor, entire sad the planetaria conoteto in 0 wham (manned by Miss drew& Goaded), was equally lucky ; and on Monday a third pen formula, of Mendel:robs'. Bffirik brought one of the ktgald audiseem that haveemenabled in the Muria Hail dace the isornmencemant either cement Meson. ! -- Litight the ehisipare of the programme was tolienart, lion -whom vial' eat buernmentit . I= 4 l .o.4ig pteg h mme we* . eminifted. The balt . wed crowded in every part, lug by an audience both and ebla to appreciate. *hem eras • eelecb'on frotl ?gag Magic°, mod a eduction born Dog Gignmi, Warn glut things of geed bidden The operatic mitedsovi vier wtriirotwl by two plikeiot, antes—ahe most importme alike. evening. The, pleader* catonto in C minor, ma of ..komeres meet originalead rese lady prodnotion• Oran which' stb .compamee—end ems. deity Beethoven, to his earlier periodhave &wen largdyyi was played to .perhclices by Mies Arabella Goddard. The: other grand piece was ihe - ao-celled /*flaw aspaggp (in C), which was mooted withett etweafimust, eel wide megnideent effect by the adintridds basil vliii IL Ulla &reels. The second part ad the allent • VIP. " Wir. 4l ; laneess." • The Mozart selection, in conacqaenee of its lieatnieiit income. is to be repested-Fin Thursday night, wilt di lljtip yeturiairob. This' beset* the first pats ' ile mime 1. didicated to Yeadolisoba,wad die cams at the . tesitosk Itaydn's &sofas and Handers Newish will be preesniot 4 UNIVERSITY INTELLIOBNCE. OXFORD JuNc MATHEMATICAL itOnfttlfts.---MEOOND POSLII! READINATTON.—The examiners "In &MC Silent. Moth. et Phya" (the Rev.. Edward Hill, Christ Church; the Rim Bartholomew Price, Pembroke; sad the Rev. Thomas Regan , token, Queen's), have this afternoon issued the !Min c e class trot :—Cleo 1. Jaime Henrud Harrison (ocean Magdalen College; Henry Smith (commoner), Queen's ale ma. Wiokhami (exhibt,timer), n . reit College. Clue jftl. Clam 4. EMEEd or, Cornish* (commoner), Lincoln College ;11mry Colville Mao rindin• (commoner), Balliol College ; lisobert Mooeir 6 (schol • Bowenase College; John Charles Yong• (cash, menet), Quceit's'College. • •7lencees7 fourths. Tim KEN EX/MI:A*110N STATIITE NITRATED,— oongngation was holden this ellernoon, when the statute on the entijett *at the pablii muninationa, w •kW limn promulgated Muse times previously, was admitted soi the house in sixteen distinct votes, fourteen of which were lost by coneldeisliM majorities. Vote 6, altering the thus of • the examlnattou in tbe Xadm Tenn, and Vote 13, the metrictione which mewling examiners from the law hellbelief any osadkiste M ewe *hp nosy ham been the last two yam the pleats tutor of any candidate, sanctioned by the hearty cab oil. will w lie brought before is October in ameoded form. • ETON COLLunw • vacancy at kine B2M Carinidin twerird by the dill el Rev. no--. Wi t atMenzt the barnern rawassed In the ca = famaZils=llll.llwardbat se wheel WI bri *Ms warbey, retaken bis depiction kr Cumbrites, hwebewirpne the mews/ at ripple emu._ grew& lir. Om" who Kiss, is bie lb= S alittidd o 4 NW* id MAK the Itewerlis W witelesaMpthb year, and ores wirbielows winds Wing Ws Nears, at Wire. Yr. Ammar WO ma. is new capterle sehooL ♦ 'lris wen given at the Mire, ea Tuesday in Wow et b a Twitter's return r areiber tor the bore& at This is a eneworry eirresase when thwart mobs is de BOW& •11 , • GintrlC THEATRE.—The date of Mr. Wigan* trowel' benefit la not yet decided, bat will, we Morse * shortly be announced. Mr. Wigan will not take any l i ef it& I the dramatic performance' et the evening, immured& as deg painful nature of his Moses precludes has *cm whir hie right ern, which be wean inueratly in • sling; but he w* in all probability address s few words of leavedieldng le thil audience. One of the first productions of the joint renege" great of Mists. Robson and Emden will b Mr. Wiki• Collins' excellent little Beare of the Light/tow, which we played with such success the winter before last by the sow taus of Taviatock Hoene, but which has never been seh• mine& to s public millet. The chamfer of Aaron Garecielf s which was so admirably rendered by Mr. Charles Melts% will be played by Mr. Robson. A new extrema:lm by Mr. Robert /trough, founded on the operatic story of Moseesisfiss is also to preparation. BOLITII KENSINGTON MUSEUX.—After the Qarett sad members of the legislature here peal peseta vista te thin museum, it will be opened to the public, both in drupe time and the evening, on and after Wednesday, the 24th aid s , Besides the yeriona collections of architecture, sculptures patented inventions, &c., the Sheepshanks' pictures will he exhibited in the new gallery erected expressly to receive than. The admiaion of the public to the mueetun, lighted up in the evening, is the find experiment of the kind with a piddle institution, and it is hoped will be acceptable to those whit work in the deptiens. /LOYAL BRITISH BANE.—II Will be in the rem& lesion of the public, that Mr. Apeley I'eUatt, late M.P. Or the borough of Southwark, was one of the original dreamt of the Royal British Bank. It appeared frees his eximifiene lion in the Bankruptcy Court that he wee sporty to Knee improper praceedings in connexion with the formation 4 the bank ; bet ho left it in the year 1850,'• without 4 anything from It, and without sharing in the r..1 11 : 1 underelsod Mr. PellatCs case has been mn7 4 1• . 6 law deterred the Crown ; and that, after a full eO. timid all the clrettmetatices, it has been determined not to make any charge waist that gentleman.—Timos. BALLOON ASCENT.—PLYMOUTH, TUESDAY EWEN. nano.—The beams which left North Woolwich_atbalf-pall 11 eneversed a did of about me miles, and &atm, did id Tavietock at half-poet 4 tide morning. It did not wend be any great height, end was distinctly seen between Exeter and Newton by the guard- sad preengers of the mail train which left Exeter at 3.50 a.m., by the driver of the train which lame et 157, end by the railway porters of*, Newton ration. The three aeronauts breakfasted at Tart* rock. Mr. Yournim reached Plymouth ar time to leave by the express ruin at 10.40, striving at Paddington at 6 in the afternoon. Mr. Coxwell and his friend left at 5.10 pla.,eal would arrive at 4.50 on Wednesday morning. The hams her goer on by luggage than et 7 this evening. SOC/ETT FOB THE PROPAGATION OP THE GOSPEL tx FORRION PAlLll..—Yeisterday afternoon the 155th =do vereary of thie onciety wee celebratal by divine serous with • a full choir at St. Paul's Cathedral. The Biohop of Win- • theater tepee...AM the Archbishop of Canterbury, the pre sident of the society, who had to attend et Buckingham Pea lace to baptise the young Princes+ Beatrice Mary Victories Feodore. The Bishop of Winchester was accompanied by the Bishops of Manchester, St. Asaph, and Sodor end Man* the Dean of St. Paul's, end a large number of the There was a vest conrtemition, many of whom wen, The Lord Mayor and the Sheriffs, Yews. Medd and Keats. arrived at the cathrthal in state. Alter anthems had beer sung by the full choir, and prayers and lesson. had beer red • the Bishop of Salisbury preached a sermon from the 6th woes of Om 22nd chapter of Joshua —" So dahlia biased them and sent there sway." SUPPOSED SUICIDE.—Last Wednesday a reopen. tablpdremed neon woe found dead in a plantation near dr Jolly Former Inn. Bagehr. He had beers riot through Ilee kssd, and it is *unposed that the set was committed himielf, and that he had been robbed after drab 4 Ms money. At au arguer, held before Mr. King, comma, It was Mated that the dearard had been meess a X. in the neighbourhood on the rufous 114 der mad woe shout sixty. Is • pede&beitilme• epor ßien lees vekies, • John Illribes, Wasdralst." MEM various other articles is hie who* bar wsfl is dime wile he really wan. His dear. and bias wee new. verdict of the jury was " Found dead." FATAL E:CPLOSION.—Art explosion took yeaterdev morning at the gunpowder mills of Curtis and Hervey, on Itounslow-lreath, near the vtLegeel • Bedfont, whereby the lite of one men (Grooves) ores semi fired end two Others (Walker and East) are in isnalmed jeopardy. This accident was rather singular in ite OM* meter. The machinery was et rest, and was underidni the proerm of cleaning and adjuming, when Waif, NM • Ire raised by the implement in the bend of East. As en' tools except copper or braes ere allowed within *re building*, it ie uripwwible to account fur the cense elide s accident. 'the machinery, though daplaced, ia little inlaid, Rom the small , piantity of pow der which happened is In within the home. The building itself is, of course, after destroyed. OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND. WoLvEettearmli Ran.wey.—The terra to of this company, including the Stourbridge Extetuion Canal, for the fortnight endimgJelle 7. have been 9,16171. 19.. 911., and the expenditure, she in. eluding that of the Stourbridge Exteneion Curie 4,1431. 17e. 4d., being at the rate of 44.14 pct OWL. If with the amount steamily irecortainod to May 24, a toted M. Mdpt from January Ito June 7, of 82,479 f. fa. 4d., mod • total expendittue of 43,6631. 10s. 91, or at the rate of 411.79 par set. io — cc - u tie I SIN be i hog rev wel in 1