The Express. — London, England, 1857-06-16 00:00:00

to the MOM= Moost—(Comarvative axles Off, off," ,' chews a= serad=asers)--far the Isaaserobis worse =kit h u e s = zed ea the pen= essosiss. (arm s) It is la a stas soma* ea nits N. aria= he matioass =tali ; betide Mir= beware= , la Waif, whoa his "Masa los boa silsossd by the pea= al samodes—(rhsao)—ba the babookrasstly to avott that dams, maw of do amossfthies sibs suit =ado is doh sur d oor. (lasshler rod shwa) Lemma willi sty Ada boo =sod Ms nembir las BMA I ass ow dostiot Os sem= st dime who ssa dot = i t =Wok thess oaths =deli ben I. Wag to osolows sf this Imo I eta olisolood Mate obe my dick skim& does .wee eats= TM= whidt le ve =t Mak foliass sad to disk ma= lot OM still to e abed than • ssoet4 edam dor *dr sodquity =doh said der antrallag to =ldle with them adroit thus diadem be ilisemd—Wel I ma at • Ism le oodellisol ea surlost if than wbe. Oa* dig asps= Oa setolddawl. sdoltliot sea sow =Ls • sod holissesint IFITIONI/S 2ilstass • abor k arl this boa m 0 sad_ lila MI6 illiNd all MI bolet ow which was la Ss ism am & (Chem) Mr, the am= " Opos the of • Obili=" ton tow mut to wheds Wwoe rely abel to Se sadf ardar ar mho the asoleimi ha ft owe boa the heraed mama =duo didesslisty to by sees= ef molsoles old= has as= WI now Ira dall taralaty bleak! sa ri. . (Maim) W. do tat that this Is • Chill= orsatry, sad Jig this w • Chodelbo essamMyy, sod that drafts it ought not to admit say fro witii:a walls. die is•fluo swift ; ibis is • aria= seassaWy, as them Wm nem= ths =Oa are of the some =lll Me miss lbw woes= Dal de learrit sods ▪ atelallia Met lids lo • =Woo sossaly (lareshear.) It is) ld eimaibM. ale= base.) It is aa Ar ead yea me ast =tided r iii =Eh= Men=orse by sews of Moir =Wm apt alsos—poa re wet sadthd to losoira whet soe does stasis= apiolows t ewast to so far so *sir raster nay hihree ems Oar political waft= (=j The hers =ea &Mel . Ma the firollmeat Addled the amok= thee MOM sa the speaks of mortis, per= ler do oalisa Id A it O. th e re ds that the dome dm stand pot at dr WI, Mr. IMLATINCIL award to haw adds to was the =AO el this IA sad =mbar it woo the =Ws Ws =sa d= to Awe iambi Is aN~e ,the high asal lady lil=beiw af Laid VoaesUar sad hi= Ilisisdis. • Ossy =aid Wm • Mob= wawa to that op= 1 Ma, e satasa do earns weal age= do same which I t= rellarO lgr if —f4r ) . this WA Is not a bill el brarl 7 -11 is • as slat :111IttlitalgAbwijor.) the sisoolo mod Irma =sl . ll by Joss. Of mow the assoleimset d Nees sett= appakdamat of lolinfoowdlio &dad did daily opoa the frld sf the smalimeall of Se WC* =bat epos the mind of abloom hap =elms WM arm MOW dm= drams atobsidiai So oath. - If la soillooo slish te miss • disoosies r. sear quid= wWdf ha =oho his although I met ses e a lt bros hvd to. bill la their brads Or ass IMO althea Me aides eldi they might how he= essestal to they brae AU slessoly is the sid:rr ic " .4 lmar)—if, I s e :A =rwish to mho that I 11=1 hose as e doinri's pegs= alio the AA lose =WWI Me dews, which hr ae Wedsa to dot pi= bat MON to the ma. sad that me she disas f i r y of ( ode s t:tredoa ea • Mare semi= 'pas issielosaf loofas para 4 • =Gm aracemsfal at • =apt we mois te overt rep.=, oa, Ara woe =ma lea, do Oho dames ef the WU woe aim= to Ma dm= Dm AM, Os Cows aselod) sin, mid sad the NOM MosioM Est A Cam meadooli DM von owl • Sid limabib a= yaw& Odor wan aboard • stsse. Ss= =fan boa= boobs boss disposed of, the house odOwasod st hdAsest I sstet& LW A. V. Tsl. Mr. Midi, mid Kr. Wflt sow simi aidilistaW is the ems I hist sad se Imo Alva le vow airmer Ildr. Dery's siosiosii siossiiiii se Odin Sal, liaised id naiad it, se Goy WA biases& THE DIVISIONS ON THE OATHS BILL. Among the 'ideality who Toted in favour of Mr. Dry's mendatent lei sight, tulte—Ww Jim. Gm Mr. Aluoyd, Mr. Arno. lb. Ban, Vionstat Bury, Mr. R. W. Crawllard, Mr. W. Cox, Mr. J.Creoh, Mr. F. Crosby, Sir A R. Rhos, Mr. C. Gdpis, Viscount Osierieb, Mr. T. Mrakag, Mr. G. Redleid, Mr. J. Plitt, Mr Monadd, (the only .esker of the gemninent who voted foe the adies), Kr. W. Sohelefirld, Ns J. Tniessey, Kr. 5. Tetreeeed.. Apia g Be F. Tbsipes saassansat to Wert the wads, —" dad I de nabs this modes Nounolotios, abjuration, had deahrnies, haertfly, Tilliegly, and Indy, on the tree faith of a cbessise—Here Toted the follosiag ressbas of the earavvethe pity:—Mr. R. Ball, Ald.Calltt, Right Hoe. B. Dismal, Yr. 0. Hodson. Earl Jenny', Sr F. Belly, Right Eta Be J. Pningtas, Major Sitaltorp, Sir P. Smith, sad Iced Steelay. The Roma emboli" me s body, voted ageing t•e easerinent. Mr. Gladstone took so part is the WIN 00 ell T. ruselozz's Ho Vol. wieer Mr. Rum Mr. Smart Mr. R. Palmer Kr. Moe Mr. C. slime. Mr. & Robenrt Kr C. Mi. MILINAT. Mr. A. Halide ler. J. 11. Foley JatAmes Mr. J. B.lley Mr. H. W. Foley Mr. Mr.421175t Mr. Wm. Mr. P. &riot; Mr. Bin Mr. Du( Mr. T. S. Thosembs. CALIDOSSYI lau..—The ladies i rlf••••••• of do WM ad la earailia4 at WilWs Theme ow prod —sae Detheas Ciember of Pb ll die Comileso of Oawaemlowa. Ibe —I. Wralhall"r area= Wrelhein tag Cwt yes.tbe lady Mirk the Mts. Me. Maj zwc till Sow Torgthek Lady Crel s r e, = . mew, Farairems of et Medved. Maoism, &as TO Alm km* Aka are le be es Yew:—vas of rib's " . 611 " et i f i nan.lhe Kw. May Dnomoste * " It wth mmlwamely nosivell Mune M _ of the repidedly ad We Wedge sathrwasth. Ida thek W !ado boa ad flea the Mole tine* of. s befit thalle • telly oatkAysted. 81.111116110 N AT TER BMW GARDENE—On raarehog • very Imo amber .4 persem Mailed Ka Mai Mall of the eamy Osaka& `air le lase the lac. C. Anew the diem won the Mega& awl W A Left Cearlaey am* Wier eadrea M. Mr.OrrinirA LA rd Lady wileshlale. I Ms. Maass rat Mena, 84 .1 mesh I Nedra, Lad , °Kamm blr. _Merry. M.P., la lb. li DeabadCeaeleth af Odedeperib, Lord ead Lady Doe sof Cmatem Cams, fx. rE i AT wi WENTZ= RAILWAY LITERAIT SOLICIT. —We pererles by tie dire semad report of We may, a copy of ;Web bee lea Ihmilled r lie, that its OM an 'wary Ileadobia olds. The arilaro, of about Were are sow 3114. me athdelably NNW ht Mahar VMS per Olds& for dm by thodbulme of the elayeay d thay sad bele Um mabbf Gembh i beltabe w I=3lB=l;tooloipeies is ill !riZia then la a , lit erg4 l. raw. The walla memo a volmes, *Divulger della was het y l ral whom =lst trakilos yerkdisdr. lAA year dr la as Mbar, re ba•P . Zin then of Ilebt sal marreddigt h ader. It bee dee • deem far do esiddlith of salmi" dra. be ear /ay Oa NOS asaihe Lay-fey Yet ewe le ham boom Jed MW. REPTIAL OP CERTIVICATI TO A BANKRUPT BAMIL—lit tae BMW Daskrs. Court masher • ardlode vas Mooed be Clomps Woevell Josta b b i lea Cebas.a. la We Jafgoeset Ms Illigge OIL obtenal fat the Drahrept law wee ass issol irZI ad be boodle perms wihe formarkary sir at =dr Ildkrarla raideb w vbioh bard Mime Or lb* era passelbee erl lid of tbdr an. 0111111, aril OM tere arsod d odebllabd ma= deur seem la Ille are ars ado doer Ihdtbe Imam. Isdk sahalef Mow alogueds, ad bs cwt Illeedhre sew Ke ameamele .Ith...eat t be lad pauest a sayable msdieellomi. bat.. 4 eradiaellea el roared ebb sal lber serviere wedi be le masa/ are oesaa, probe= myself be eared, rid disearehavasee ea lis him awe to the and Wei imam law theersed. The se as abet • Ilide s a hltnl l ,3k ma ail Ks lo art moored Is le me Kea la 111. or is Re Ile VOTE ST lIALLOT.—We 01111 M. drat KINIP ii,permerierro dim UM B.S . bsei maw sem % graft of the Mush of the sod dligatee t a lr. „ Ilgraiky, th e Illei the ~Mg Mr 's meths Is lade r *Mew et Comeseens. peens Vibe% of Ifsatiodee le maNK to serelia We we mearlel le Mee WS smeel a u gela bi n d s i t the beset e al Weld se the oetaeloa. BRAIKNOSECOLLSOE, Oiroan.-111r. W. Br= elbaki d this «am% has Mee Adel re the eleekel relibleim Kr. Barkley liesseagaisl et the Wiest= itlarfeheoloa wee des the peeeleas edebitifter. i rre Priam-41=m HANDEL FESTIVAL DeT.—bleaDAT, Jerre li.—Nember et poem rhodiell, 11,1•16 THE EXPRESS, THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON iIbIISING MA PIER, On amearniesill ...o. l.f M. 'i . •1 % barns lebarn barri. be barbs ageasernii al fe ellearne Mem& la be mini be bib ad 111 /Ming ......... e.teratt aT seer, alai la lie naiad leader b sr die. err. re acadery s ddFFr a Mb b T. ur IMORZION lIRMII to ailLuirm Alio IMPARTIAL. , La saalmbile aria mai at , tial= i m :..iir Isrbas Oar Is Me.. --gtrriLTBAMT MIMI° WORT. alb~ ALL O MIRIMIII ApMenslaisille. WC ..d, ilmedh a rterr by main Om AMY :I AMONSM=rit NW! a =II pailn d r=s WNW Tb bs d eret ernernma I.o.llariss: al a b lertt r i. wor i Vireprr b 7 bblal rnal ea Wok So pablba.• m. amnd.. tarok* Pa =r a...a.. mer r. r. anis sr Ill• N. r. frarw. 'lift lw Parnaiba erns THE DAILY NEWS delivered to all ports of A Ws Ww00•411, Ofwm. soi LIN w ItaAAr „„, owl bir W. LAY MA New 11. ete expreols* TO CORILISPONDINTS. i beedeerele hersdel Mr "Tee 40.0 lead= Wade( MP% wet be et de One% le. lleeleeiranele le Tee embed WI de big el pabiediew NA Timm WPIII/S. TIM HUSBAND OV AN HOOL— r[ SON. NAHA I—AAI ATALANTA—Ommeme ea 1. or fine Immo . A GLUM or SOY Mt. nota; Moe Learig, .pmol &LNG AIUMAtig 111100113). Ms. ime No. 0. Masa -Poem OMB ei %AWN* s. psalm rt. 11M1.1"1:11NritArlltr44:21.1124 111.• Loot mi. re Vile% Mtn IL lfraraa.—Dennegna 114 ILION WATILI AT LONDON =IDOL Ts Der—Wear, ilb. Pia .Wars. Na. Ma tommow—Blissim, Mtn*" Us. LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 16. ♦ DOUBLE NUMBER et the EXPRESS will be publithel r era ON SATURDAYS. Tue very decisive nejority with which the Home cl Camas= bat night releetoi Mr. DEASY . / awe& meat on the Oaths 1W is Miler a proof that the time chosen for leg* that susendment was con sidered imprinting. than that the mesas advanced la support of it were 'reseeded as uniatiefactery. Reding. la Set. appeaching to en argument mess oared in oppealties to the my dear and temperate statement of the ease of the Rama Cstholics as pat toward oa this otanden by their judiebently selested advocate. The feting, however, prevailed, et which Lord PALMERSTON took CHO dexterously to mike Use most, that the mein object of the Bill—the relief of the political disabilities of the Jews—might be elsewhere endangered by cooping it with any attempt at concession to the claims, however reason able and well grounded, of the Romaine. It must net be taken so inch as a proof of animosity against the Catholic, se of anxiety for the liberation of the Jew, that a majority of nearly three hundred combos of the Lower Home combined in rejecting Hr. Daasr's prepaid's. The result of the principal debate is more gratify ing. The progress of liberal sentiments in this matter is a solid, though tardy, triumph of national good sense. Several of the ancient and inveterate foto of the Hebrew are no lacer in Parliament ; some of them who still retain their seats have abandoned their animosity. The most important and valuable of the converts is Sir JOHN PAKIXOTON, a legislator who has brag been in • steady and hopeful comes of maturing into those enlightened opinions which, in the ocerupted times of SYDNEY /berm men were monstomed to exchange, niter they bad passed the rabbets of forty, for loyal baseness and practical jobbery." It is a tretimony alike honourable to the age and the men of the age that in our day almost all the instants' of adult political come/dos are in the right direetioa. It is among the constitutional duties of the Re presentatives of the People to repeat, without an appearance of weariness, all the commonplaces of segment os these sat and edema made= al Parliamentary conflict. The Journalist may fairly claim it as one of his few pri►ileges not to be com pelled to follow these senatorial promise/6i. Every thing that can be mid for sad against the admiasion of the Jew—foe and against the removal of the female form of words from the oath—has been said over and over again. Last night.'• debate was neither duller an livelier, wiser nor more foolish, than the many that bare preceded it on the same subject. The nattering thing connected with it is that it will in all proba baity be the last of its kind. The courageous " apes tacy " of Sir Jona PARINGTON and a majority of 140 against Sir FREDERICK THESIGKR'S amendment indicate pretty closely the probable fats of the mea sere in another place. We congratulate Sir Jonx PARINGTON on his timely oosveeeion, the Home of Commons on its unequivocal declaration of opinion, and the country on the now certain prospect of seeing this last relic of theological exclusiveness swept away for ever from the broad path of British Legis lation. A GOOD deal of misconception seems to prevail as to the effect of the Government Bill for substi tuting Penal Servitude sentences for sentences of Transportation. It is desirable to clear up this mat ter, and it may be done in very few words. We have annually a very considerable number of criminals the legal quality of whose offences subjects them, as the law recently stood, and indeed still stands, to the sen tence of transportation beyond seas. We have only one colony—Western Australia—to which we can seed pereons sentenced to Transportation, and the annual number which this colony can take is very considerably less than the annual number sentenced. True we have two public works primers beyond the ems—Gibraltar and Seemed' r bat it must be base in mind that these are merely receptacles foe convicts while undergoing that por tion of their sentence which is paned in durance. Directly the mace strictly penal part of their sen tence is over—es soon, in fact, as they are susanci posted from prison—these men are returnable, and in nine cases oat of ten return, on oar hands. The "tab of things then is shortly thls : the law awards Transportation as a panishroent in a very large proportion of ewes, and, as things stand, it can only be carried out in a very small proportion of cues. For the best at all possible reasons, for MIMS which bars been discussed ad isougssar before, end which we and not now repeat, the Legislative has wisely ewes to the determination not to found say we Penal Colonies—i.e., pieces of penal detention beyond seas. Western Australia, therefore, is the only Awe beyond seas available for the purposes of Transportation, in the twofold set. —first, of a penal infliction I secondly, of a social remedy. Now, here arises another order of consi deletions. We have to think, not only of the elms of --- criminals we in this country most desire to be rid of, but of the clamed criminals that our colony of Western Australia will be best able, without irreparable injury to itself. to take. The two dames may be, and often ere, very darned. Transportation has hitherto bees regarded es the description of punishment applisalile to these Windom the legal quality of SIiOSS Odra •Is the zniii eerie It may be, but ii isry often knot , the Mee that the °Stagier' whoa/ r crimes are the most setleas are also the offenders whom, wet doe regard to colonial iaterests, it is most adeisible to transport. Since the discontinu ance of Transportation on the great scale, this con sideration hes always prodoesd, end eery pro perly probed an' sabot dr• Edna allot ment a pirislawnt. TWO** haw owl can look, Int Is ow Ink the lsgi qty d the particular Saba with whisk the primer is charged—to this seam whets wow& bs swore the legal quantum sit ponishment. Whether don pnakhnista shall or shall not be canna out ispenie, all mast daps d, ca the discretion of the lhonistivo Onsnionest, who, in their selection of amide for transportation, are necessarily rays, mot stay by regard to the legal quality ot the an" bet Is the transportable quality of the adder I WNW, nerds, by the con sideration, whether, star twingeing the prelimi nary poetics OW sews here, he is or is not the sort et gams cobs ought In be sent, or with any regard to mime or propriety can be sent, to Weston Ansaslis. Home the ameinary, but at the amen time very objectionable uncertainty in this sualsages pared under As law as it now stands. It is sigh* with a view to needy this uncertainty that Goeigamant hisialmtbieedtheSillforsubstitntinighaslihnitude as a iikeinal sinters in lieu of Treaspoitstiss. 7b' primdpie el the enemare ima very graph ism. Omer' nestaesiediesi is so minim. Penalßorvitude mbar Or' Simms Ours Bill memo Penal Servitude shim abroad or at home. It tbseilliseridedes T dm. The sentence Tamed by thawir will = he • sentence of Penal Servitude. This gentinas is sirloin to be carried out either dread or at home. Inithar it will be earthiest la the IMO way or the aim will depend upon the anliesslisa wanes the party sentenced, at tin an of ids period of yin I Ming probation in this oraskry. to or is an a St subject far tromplaseise Myna tin ales. As things staai. Iba acne pew of sisslin is sow eon thompb. Whether • men is Inearpsrtid or bit dspsabti in the snug seen of the law, an en the seatemos of the Mip s bse ea the ditsrolisa of the Bons 81WILETART, bt flaw wade, tithe Swaim of the Public Works Massa has hit, and very properly felt, that to make d the Judges to peon rareness simi larly whist nun iny be serried at isolithailly was on sag curse Is la deprecated. lam b tin► Fe, reinesi the ainiabbaters of the alined Inf Maid& dismilithisassenty,bympseesithothns Is piss la all MISS& SWIMS of Pond litsenno— a sualsace which is is seseyw snide lobe nosisi sat. bat which, aim Os lin the ante la lonia sins. win be mini on nth, amnia of Olen nose sinneeat to hen I enigma en ths unease pm their intimate answeistanc* via the bins at tin omelet sad the espabilities of the bens is yin alai labour market), either by ,cogiskulW 1 11 1117 neat as public works tens or by mind .11alaperls iisalisrod the seas. Ibis is really ail the siewarica tint Sir 01.0 PAL OM's Bill effects in the ppeit synth FUNERAL or DOUGLAR JERROLD. Vert@Telay tioa ;lanai Imam of Dame's Jerrold wen caseated to dr Nerword Coartiwy, in yr eannota Lege warepor of vierhasea bows ee Stereture earl est, who had COOS together to Mbar b mama* Dm tire* at the es's of aa bonorwed Mord. Axiom others who were grind or Arra Mr. Sob, Mr. Freak Stone, Mr. deer, Crarissait, Mr. Boyle Derma, Mr. Back stem, Mr. Warhol Manolon, Mr. Tar Taylor, Mr. Mr. Amaree Egg, ddr. Drelberf, Emir Mr s loba Leath, Mr. Tesaiel, Mr. Pena Combilim, Mr. ,O. A. lola, 'Mr. Jose ilaulay, Mr. D. Webster, lir. Meets. Mayhew, Mr. Albert Seat* Mr. Keeney Km dern Mr. Shirley Bran*, dMr. Robert Bell. The pell-bearere wore Mr. Chaska Mum, Mr. Hey wt Dims, Mr. Theekery, Mr. Horses Mayhew, Mr. Chides Kalght, Mr. Mark Tema, Mr. Northrop Marao Mr. Dredbuy ; ergot the gentlemen 'eft -enlob tbe neemslai macho were Mr. Omer ' orb{ sad yammer Bleachard Jerrold Jerrold-31r. Merry Maybror, Mr. Combed .. le w of Mr. Jerrold), sad the three maks! nom t i leght,Dr. dada, sad Mr. Clerelead, ribs etterdid deasard In lL lost Maar. To may prom it MR be intreelbg r Wm thee** moo of Dombe Jerrold Is I birditadlo topalle be UM of hie eery Orr Snead Lerma lbadherl. We regret to ham that the ccarnat end VII/1011/ 11111111110 lona the late Ik. Jerrold reverted blur treat maim roper Ideelila for those he bee kik laid Ma. • namobre al his ntlablendr friends have moordlagly toured theeseelves bto 1141111Milibe for the mom of cepariage mks ef titlarks! finiberrreee, de., the room* of which to he devoted to the Welk of the Way. Everybody hitherto mid to bee reeporied rest reedily to the call, end the ihipwing rogresre her be. detembed mon : Os istepley, Joe 27, a neselcal hoard will lehe Orr at which Modem Novelle, Mr. and Mm. T. Orem Reed, Mr. F. Rolsoa, Mies Dolby, Mr. Mort Satith.a vi es Keeley, Mr. Km Rearm mad may other order will mist. To rarer ce it 7 rocirly. Adrlr doe la. On Turl, Are )), Mr. Chubs Driers MI seed lib " Christmas Cord" bSt Memthee4alL The it will wormaire •preber*, MI MR W E lama n a b s Marra: denft fa ; body id Or WE all the n garrk her rear ore la. a a mmity, Id, 7, Mr. W. K. Mira Dts "Perem' Nirseder of the We OW= :Wm ^ IL Nertherhall. SIONOODOI at de bit tere boars. Prior of aiMpolar : SW* b.; std 41 dr hell sad the rare pft, trek b.; beck Mil 1111111 We gal. larks, emelt le. Oa tkelmiley. ady U. via Is regemalnd Ilta Gallery llbel= ew 4.2M1• Dr jszadew by the MMus/ 2 • rm. rho re =ll 11-Pi r ocomory by Mr. KA, K• DAL Mee orlilsol , rider ainelis ed Mr. nereerc. Borger. Tho l' w ' bolo I under Ihe amorimat of Mr. Cheats Drams. To reminds Milt •Wm More at mdmiesien : &al* me mines; era, 1 1 0111` .11 5 4 16, will* represented et therlwatro . dr We Mr. Douglas larrolore curdy, Or. diaim To roach& with the late astrite The Primer of War. sentell. K Ste thetas, la arjrattima w ßey*. ith Mr. dal Mx Mr. derma* Webster. ard Mr. Pledge. Pdries • litalb, 10s. M. The lest et the ENNIIMI 11111101. err t ie prime Mem Aida my ha Oat dememMiti v ei nWsibroyo Mr. W. K. Thembrey *lll de- 1 liver a Warr odt-doy Peeealer.e,^ b dullbrikeb. hell. To enermare at dila predriy, d led ate b e , mr, and • WIL Prier of rfoshdea 11Od e, ie.; body id tha' duo mitre pasty, *eh Is. ; back nab bed inek la. P date r i s*edearlay, Ja* IS, wrn 3 lixabll at the Ibtere • AtimW, dr We 111 r. Ma V I LA thre s her, Mb it Pg. T. Milo Ma Dough Saresire arm asema; by the osagerraidr lbeire, la mdmillea =lry P. Corr *el EiG /adders. Perend aftheion .• lre. 11. 'The leg of Os bare as ret= the pirate boar, whlek rig be bed et dr On dam Wteresday, diele be any or all of these merbas wale ea ads et die esmaldnis odes t the WM" sr Dinelealke, Refer-street, may ley, be tween dr berm alma awl bar. The seseedlesels m a: follows :—Mr Jobs Stea med, Mr. fildby Kr. John D. Backstom Mr. Pere Cmalmbens, Mr. Threw, Mr. Jobs Forster, Mr. Chatra Xablit, Mr. Mark Lamm 84r Edward Bulwer Lids* Ds*, M.P., Mr. Wiliam C. Mmonody. Sir morph Prim. Mr. Warm H. Rummell, Mr. Albert 8 itb, Mr. llimilaidALA., Mr. William Thaoh m eray, rad Minded Webster. Honorary .eatery—Xr. Arbor Ibid. The Glasgow Deily Mail of yesterday, noticing the onset forere, says A karma eiergymes, sot tat miles float this city, at a prayer nesting of his dock during the weak, took an ailardsg &revolt of them —teraszhilig, la • very WIN& mow, that is all probability that was the but sw i ss ire whisk they would mat io this world, It aunt, so &oak, have toss in estrasoly alicarias privilege to the remand bat sapastitious platisessa that he was yes terday pennant to =sad his pulpit sad once more to ad dress his ilock—a privates whisk we trust he will imjoy, sad impasse, it sissy Ilablathe yet le soss." AT ByTIMING, JUNE 16, trip Court. TM QOM held a Court, yesterday afternoon, at 11. 1. 1 111, . elf Muhl, accompanied by the City MOWS.. Walt, 11011 as sedismos af the Queen, to leers les=a =selathe ke the eseeplien den ahem et he kWh et a admen lkch the Corrodes at the Olw et Leah& Mt Hewn wee spalivaly aired to appoint Saturday monk at Ohm .tdge to the eithothet, for the pacepttun of ebbs er, The WWI we greentel to kr 111.421 1 Ly INT George Iktiothey earth the the EMS The Zed el Ilesetere 1d es ashen Aber *hasty, end hewed be mines ef the Werth the Oblew thou by the Mb; the Ws mt. Ile Qom wee attenisi by Lied _Creeps, hed la 'WOW aid Ithreer-Georrth BeettethyDrorruth, rem la waiting. Palm Abort padded reiothlay et ef the Conn ell el the Doily of Co rn well, st the -oboe, Deeldegbaar ph" Jamea's-pariu There ems pm sent the !girt of the Privy &al, I/Isom* Hawk ; the dakommoOmmeek Hr. Aleyerke; the Tnewsmr, Wang be Mir" Charles Reament =he Diked Newcastle; dad be Ilkembry, Mr. S. The Doha* el Kali "Mei kr Malady. The Alnalkil d Aril* stheadth by Lord Chaeles Fital2=yes=reenieg le IL Paean letCa al, and Wesaninsere Alfm end we Palmas el Westhinadsr. Hie Impedel Wren e d lete is the ellesees to tile Doctor et Z. the of Cambridge, and the Doke of C.mldi . at their e=s Taidshne. Frederick W d Peoria visited the Itherthhey itice &us 11= p ool im 7thos Edward et Soo Ws war yeelordey ta ILtheety ththeilot the oethavig Ng. Mora lambent, to be defeated le the theethor Kale. Dens Ica lestalign et the Sem nth. them. seempthed bribe Tams Ileysl tad Prince ham, Nth altanded hp be Rea. Pima Macelarld, took Mork as spa mew =dime la the eithrothe. Moira- Gummi beueath ma Mliar Amend the How C. Orey Win h allenhnes es Tthese=the MAN& liesimether d kali* erl el Perth robe bereabsets. by Othethel v ri Illsgswah loft is MO% meth theel Nth r lthatthy beg a therotheth le the mak& The com rwenied Arabi& atththitha d Math, the ertha theillethk Inti mof the Dube et So Doane et Ilettheteol. lett mad Geothwe e &tam illobier WI Maim Teo de 111' stvisemiso the Ambles = e re A ct e sge. Perm ftamAgg41160.........111: Lady (Ilemitheo) Othaeor, Orel ./Ap e a m ethe Swan de Peet, Demob Whisk L r ibW or sal WI Calli/ItsMtha etheetheoth ea Se Ikehtha go lteut the etheohne Woe Peoleehb mg the Ivan la whims Ile the Dohs et Crelethipe. The bend et the thee Lib Gime iambi ittirTthr. isteeit Oaths thaw dr thiorthi mthilla • thotheroothr Oththeee and Meld. Skin ' . Rehr et Ale- 0 hone Ilailtalle • 11.—all' Ildiedit t. La Toothier aOf Kan Minlact a laft Mewls Rums Marge Cooper, srrived hiluese. Clarence B' remes'n pawls, lesesiar hem Treswata The h Oemenfeehof the Privy Caused sepagarday. Oeentocirarn thin v. llabenestia beert, Bla g . he appeal from the lute al Man, * laseence v. Roney.' The premise were the Lards dealer !Mehl Breen and Tour the jades of the Admi re Casset, Sir W. ban* I and Sir I. Ryan. were received yeeterhy at the Coleehel-oboe h. — L .— Gammon of the North American Previnces , the Wale India Lbw* Melts, arid Heligoland. WITININO or THE INFANT PUMA (THIS DL L/ The christening of the-infant daughter or her Ma k*, and hie Berl Highness PIRKO Alton, took pieta this eiternoes in the solvate dna of Buckingham Polon, in the presence of the various members of the royal fietily. her *jades visiton, sad the ladies mad gentlemen of the court. sad the chief aloes of state. The ceremony wee per is•ed by lis Once the Arolabkhop of Canterbury, misted M the Bihar et Lowloa, Biskra of Chester, Clerk of the Closet, Hon. and Bev. &mkt Wellesley, Hoe. and Very Rev. Dam of Windsor. The royal pincer was masa Beatrice -Mazy Victoria. The bells of various churches were ran. The 'stain a hotpot la be given by her Majesty to s distiagnignsi circle of the *Witty. ESE SOYAL VISIT TO TES MANESS FESTIVAL Iler Mojeety and Prince Albert will be sworn pealogl in thehr visit to the Crplal Pare, to the perkereace el Render. (erode Are Meesehre, to-morrow (Wednesday), it Ms Royal Highner the Prince of Weir, his Imperial pillars the Archduke Maximilian of Austria, his Royal Highness Prince Frederick William cd Prussia, their Royal Hisbneeses the Princes. Royal, Prince Arthur, Prlncie Allred, end a nusarees suite. • The piety will De conveyed in nisi royal carriage& Their Royal Highnesses the Duelers of Cain bridge sad the Primates Mary arrived at their reseiteree, at St. James Palace, last evealag, from Cembeidge Cottage, Wm. His Highness the Maharajah Dhuleep Singh, neampanied by Sir John Login, has arrived at Claridge's Hotel, from Castle Menace, N.B. Lady Caroline Townley will give balls on the =tad sad 70th instant. Lady Mokaworth entertained at dinner, bast evening, his Emelkney the &Amanda. of Prance and the Omuta' de Persigny, the Marquis sad Mareitionem of toadondsrm, his Eznelleacy the fie:dials' Minister, Marie Mealtime. of Ailsebury, the Marquis of Clantiearie, the Earl of Weiresebary, Viscount sad Vimountees Newport, SM. Mrs. Aron, Mr. ILarosart, M.P., sad Frances Cantatas Waldegrave, Viseouat Baniagton, Lady Dufferin sad Loud Dlifiefilt, the Hon. Mn. Drip Sonata*, to. Lady Hall of Llanover's evening unmbly will take place to-morrow, the 17th Ma., and aot ea the 17th July. The Right Hon. Sir Benjamin Hall gave dins= oa Wednesday sad Salmis, lest Amain Ls soda we the following —llls Emellimey the lbanda 11101164 Duke of Cleveland, the blimuls the Bart Cawdm. the Iladd landigiunk Lard WON= Pallet, Lord Retort CITOMMIIf, Lora Doran, Lied Bear I man. Lord Bury, Lord Rivets, Hon. H. Brand. Harm Mara chetti, Hos. R. Cavendish, Hon. Sir Edward Cast, Sir Henry pottered, Sir Henry Fsegueos Davie, Sir Robert Browurigg, Sir Clarks Deny, Dlr. Stirling (of Keirs), Mr. Hollow!, Mr. Herbert (of Lianarth), Mr. Arabi, Mr. Rolls, Dr. Quin, sad Mr, Omega Rowell. • Mn. Manners Sutton's ball will take place on Tatelsy, the 23rd inst. AU inatatious imbed foe the 22nd will, of muse, be available foe the 23rd bid. . 3&ni. Ewing Curwen's ball, at the Hanover-square CoMI, ie unavoidably postponed from the 30th of June to Taisday, the 7th July. Mrs. Wykeham Martin's ball takes place this Weis& Wand of to-morrow evening. Lady Hogg had a ball last night it hoe mansion In Caritas-gardens. The Countess Craven gave an elegant ball last evening at the family Insamion io Charles-strest, Berkeley- The Duchess of Sutherland and many other nobility and gentry visited the London Exhibition of Pic ture, of the Royal Association for the Promotion of the Fine Arta In Scotland, at Mr. Walesby's Gallery In Waterloo• place during the pat week. The Marchioness of Waterford left Curnsghmore on Friday for Scotland, oe a visit to her mother, Lady Stead de Roth...lay. The Marquis of Waterford acceenpinied bee ladyship to Dublin. The marchioness on leaving Scotland will proceed to London, where she will main until August next. Arrangements are in progress foe giving a grand banquet in the city of Rochester, to celebrate the rears et Mr. P. W. Martin and &Georg Kinglake for that city. The following noblemen and gentlemen will, itis believed, receive the honorary degree of D.C.L. at the cam ber Commemorstlon at Oxford —The Swedish Ambassador, the American Ambassador, Earl Fowls, Vimonnt Evereley, Sr G. Covnewall Lewin, M.P., Sir J. 11'Neill, 'C.C.S., Sir C. Nicholson, Sir J. Shaw Lettere, Mr. Sotheron Estastrt, M.P., and Dr. Peer. Sir Charles Wood received a deputation at the sdasitatty te Saterday last on the subject of the short sea purge between 'Mead and Scotland :—Tbe Roelof Antrim, Sir W. Wallace, Sir R. A. Ferguson, M.P., Mr. Davison, M.P., Mr. Macerthey, M.P., Mr. Kirk, Lientemaat•Colonal Pskeeharn, M.P., Mr. Cairns, M.P., Mr. Whitbread, Mr. Adair, Mr. Macgarrell, Mr. Msegilvoy, end Mr. Agnew farmed the deputation. 186,7. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (11101 C 0111 OWN PARIS, MONDAY ETINIXO. M. de Remand, a former prefect of the Ssone-et- Loire, and now en opposition candidate for that de partment, sends a remarkably piqualite letter to the Sikle, in which he accuses the present prefect, M. Pousard, of taking upon himself, " with an audacity that surpasses all imagination, to re-establish a pre ventive censure of the press," and being guilty of illegal acts which may have the effect of rendering the election null and void. The quarrel as it stands is such a very pretty one that I subjoin the whole story TO THE EDITOR OF THE "SIECLI." )(icon, has 13. Moritur le Radactenr,—having been attacked by name -.I the subject al my candidature by the /enrol is Seim et /am the area of the prefectwe, and at the now HUHN the only newspaper authorlind to appear at Moon, I re quited the Imities of my 'nem la thls joarol, bat I have jun received as the soling a Milloation of • petdeetorial dame which mottahlithss dr gonative censure with an audacity which pone all Megnstion. I subjoin this curi os dosument, which seem to no well worthy the attention both of the public and the goverment "TO MONSIEUR ROMANI; ZI•PRIFECT OF ras SLONE AND UMW. "I have the hobo& to send you herewith copy of • pro- Minim Jan received from the prefecture against the inser tion in the heesal & Bates t< L•ire of • part of the letter which you yesterday &drew& to the editor of that journal. —Receive, &0., " PROM; " Printer and director of the journaL " DEMME 07 70N PILIT7O7. "I We, the prefect of Weis and Lobe, seeing the letter dated June 11, &deemed to the Immo( is sami et Loire by 111. de Rammed, andklate for the Caps legisietif, and requiring the insertion of ouch letter In the nest number of the paper—caseirlerhig that Ws lett& beginning with the wade —, 0., end ending with the wade 0., mints ;ilk a view only to his election, contains 60100161 Me MI even calummiona ireineations against the *ply nerd geed isith of the sheiniaratica, prohibit Anowal i 8•/as se laps from giving piece in its edema te Hal pet of the knee commencing with the Wild Pat astiptiossad mama with the two lines herein- Wise treaselhel. " The Pah& B. Poirsose. "'Depot Se Prettelere, Mon, June 12, 1867.'" t wit sew lenneelbe the P. 8., the publican& of which at Wear is Ineeedlebd by X. Prefect Posse& : "P. B.—One of my Mende, after having read my letter, observes that I have sot answered that part at your sad& which says that 1 lied carefully avoided spealdng, in my electoral &dam, of the reception which my &c raves rela tive temp extre-olloial candidature met with from the peasnaseit and the prefect. My &ewer shall he simple end einegerical. I was authorised by the Meister of the lateriods &oder to propose myself openly sa a candidate, . end the prick 111. Ponaard, both directly and indirectly, "Invited me to &Wahl on condition (ea it is repeated to meta Id:Villas, the mayor of Waco) that ha, the prefect, want undertake, upon his honour, to obtain for as the ire government centlidature that might beams vacant la 64 . department. tkreerg in my tight, as laid demo by the obits terial eiren/er, and inspremed with the imgensnes et lie emus with which I had emanated went I *dad a prop osinon whith herr& ceneelemes canieeles, end deity alike ereveateli iie been meepting. I *raw lore sour to all Mink my ashen ;wines' to go through with my nil, smintiala Intl to than to the hat." Ater thensibenral decree given ikon, I now repeat that alas etatemeata la my interdicted postscript en striel/1 tree, and lam reedy to produce three witnesses to pion it. Tenth, in mph, of all the prebend domes la the wceid, eammet inn tie to truth, and It is permissible to dna ne m frp ehs trigs easiest those who tax you with falsehood. The demos of Prefect Ponsatd is incompatible with all the galmeipke of legislation which govern the per, sad the 14 es of it. language news in what way M. Preen Pound supporta the "free and snows pho ne si universal nffrage," wink the Emperor wilts. In the name of freedoms of election I pout ageism Ouse Illegalities, which may have the saint ci ran dieing null end veld the operations they are &Man to favour. 1 shall be very thenkfal to yen, X. ligiste, if yen will opts your edemas to this protest, the publication of which will, perhaps, set see winery cheek to sack ebasei. —Bemire, be., OCSTAVI DI ROOIAJID, Es-Prefer of the Bates and Lute. It is quite refreshing to see abuses of authority denounced in this bold way through the Paris press. Hew long this saturnalia of liberty la the metropolis may be permitted to last no one can tell, but the prefects in the provinces seem disposed to give plenty of work to the writers, who now make free to call out loudly for fair play. The Prefect of the Dordogne tells the mayors to have his letter recommend i ng the government candidates read at the church doors after mass, the people being called to attend it by beat of drum. The Sleek asks whe ther it does not follow from M. Billault's circular that an opposition candidate should also have the right to summon people by beat of drum to hear his profession of faith? This same Prefect of the Doe. dogne, by the way, discourses u follows on the na ture of the liberty to be enjoyed by the opposition : —" The government desires the triumph of its can didates jut as Gil wishes good, while leaving every man his I. do evil!" The Mayor of Chaton sae* reasewoonds the government candidate, en account of his having lately =riled the prefect's daughter. " Who," he says, " can Do fitly represent the prefect's views in the Chambers es his son-in-law ?" The worthy mayor would be quite right only that the mission of the Cusps Legislatif does not happen to be to represent the prefects. At &olio the prefect of the Oise has positively prohibited the two local journals from riblishing the electoral address of M. Pontalba, the opposition candidate. I understand that moat of the opposition candidates in the departments are put to the inconvenience and expense of getting their ad- ANIONS fur plecarding printed in Paris, the country printers being generally afraid to print them. The Censtitutiennel re-echoes the complaints of the Patrie respecting the intention attributed to General Cavaignac and other candidates of refusing to take the oath in the event of their being elected. , That journal thus concludes it. remarks We address to the candidates of the two lists, and in de fault to the journals which are their organs, this plain question—' Will you, or will you not, take the oaths " To this insidious question the Prase very properly replies that the Constitutionners curiosity I will not be satis fi ed. The constitution has not bided upon an oath as a qualification for a enditlateship, but merely sea preliminary to taking seed in the house. General Cavaignac has as good aright to stand for Paris as Baron Rothschild has le stand for London. No power in the state, much lie the Constitutionnel, has a right now to probe No conscience or that of his fellow candidates. The time for considering the oath question has not ar rived. The Pays affects to know that General Cavaignec and the rest have made up their minds to take the oath, and warns the electors that to vote for them will be to introduce into the legisla ture enemies of the Emperor. I believe, however, that the Pays speaks wholly without warrant, and slakes the above affirmation with the view of pro voking a contradiction, which could be made use of in another point of view. The following is from the Slick: M. Anneal has not accepted the candidateehip offered him for the 10th electoral district. Some liberal electors of the arrendiseement of Sown have the intention of suiting upon him with the hope of changing his resolution; tee await the result. of their visit. At the Bourse there was a strong downward re action in the morning, and the Rente for account was at one time as low as Mfr. Mfr. but it reco vered, and closed at 691 r. 15c., with a fall on the day of only Sc. For cash the fall was 30e. Railways also fell at first, bat were firm at the close. The prices were generally 2fr. 50c. to sfr. lower, but Lyons rose Sir. and Mediterranean, 15fr. News has arrived that the treaty of commerce be. tween France and Russia was signed at St. Pam. burg yesterday. M. do Morny is expected to set out for Paris almost immediately. I hear it rumoured this evening that M. Collet Meygret has resigned. THE MED] MAILS. TILIOAAPH.) I, Tv fIDA Y. The Colombo has arrived with the Mediterranean mails. Her India mails were brought home by the A. Ban mail packet Jura. The Colombo left Alexandria June 4; Malta, the 7th; and Gibraltar, the Iltb. She brought home ninety-three passengers. Amongst them are:—Colonels Spence and Atkinacs, and Goodwyn, Majors Binh and Ouseley, and Liout.Cokmel Ham. Amongst her ego are 2,368 bales of silk and one package of specie. Two children died on board the Colombo during her pas sage from Alexandria. The Colombo fell in with Lord Lyona' squadron, con sisting of four line-of-battle ships, ono corvette, and one ion-boat, off Tunis. The Hibernia, Ceylon, Vigilant, Caradoc, and Arrow s wens at Malta. THE UNITED STATES. We have further particulars of the civil war amid to "reign in Ohio. It does not appear to be so serious as at first given out, consisting merely in sa exchange of shots between state and federal officers with respect to a fugitive slave. The fact, however, is not without its significance. The following an. count is from the Cincinnati Commercial : Recently an attempt was made by United States deputy marshals and Kentuckians to arrest, at a place between Urbana and Springfield, a fugitive slave named Addi son, who retuned their lire, and came so war killing one or two that they deemed ft expedient to beat a re treat Retaining to this city, a warrent was got out for the meet of a men named Hyde, et whose house Addison was found, end against whom the charge was preferred d siding a fugitive slave, contrary to the provisions of the Fa. Olive Slave Law. Armed with this, and determined at the same time to earn if possible the 2,000 dele reward oared fur the return of Addison to eleven, Called Mates Deputy Marshal B. P. Churchill started for tits scene of adieu a few days since, end took with him warrants Ste Mr. Hyde, I& son, and four other persona, but only succeeded in capturing five of the persons they sought. They were followed %II sheriff of Green County, with a writ of Aebees corpus. he attempted to serve it they assaulted and fired at him, bat were forced to give up. Their prisoners were examined under the Ashes (or"..r and discharged, and then Mr. Chwehill end four of his men were arrested on a and taken beck to Springliidel,to answer the charge 0= and battery with intent to kill. Two of the pone edloctsi their escape. _ A iii - rrieport aye . United States Deputy klarshal Churchill end him mid. ants, under arrest at Springfield, Ohio, for reedetimiti daft authorities, were btroht before • justioe en Satuiday mesa- Eng. Chordal and Mika were arraigned on two c —one for sermulthig the sheriff, sad the other foe saes h = the deputy Amid, with intent to murder, and held to bail to 2,500 dole. each. The net at the party, eight in number. missed to give bail, sad were coiniMusel to gaol. The government at Washington have at last decided upon sending a formidable body of troops to enforce the federal authority amongst the Moe mots of Utah. Orders have been issued for the despatch to that territory of the second regiment of dragoons, the sth and 10th regiments of infantry. and Captain Phelps's battery of light artillery, num bering on all some 2,000 men, under the command of General Harney. This is said to be only the begin. ning of the movement. .st From Washington we have the startling news 01 a very venous not at a municipal election there CO the lot inst. : It appears that • party of Know-Nothing rowdies from Baltimore hod violently interfered to drive Irish voters from the poll. The rioters were well ar me d, and took of • peace of artillery, with which they th reatened trfr am opPot neat.. Two companies of marines ordered out by the Presi dent were placed at the disposal of the mayor, who ordered these to Its apes the mob, which they did. Five or ail per. moss Wile killed sad a number of others were wounded. The end wounded, as le ueuelly the owe on such runtesessat heekeeeroa, while the rioters map= ' . I I On awb Seth of May a terrible accident occurred at Toro's* by which eleven lives at least have been het. The bets are thus related by the Toronto Oboist; M mph,' Inkernienn, Capt. K. Brown, of 500 tens =1 Area Montreal to St. Catharines, with 23 souls as ... pet Is hen an Wednesday last, to bodwres a etz et imis stU pica and Brown'. wharf. AMU =lld hay serge destined for this plats, e i h i t= .11 yerierder atteeao®. Up to this time all ttallik - She had babel out a short distance into the bay, bid assmesseed her direct CO6MB outwards, when • druellg wiplashe lea phut. Men and poTherde= wsw of the moil wee sod et iato the air. mmed bomb bereft toes les le plasm The noise of themplemlen woo heel on the wherein all round. But kw isms.mmais Ow lb fated meal as nampistely enveloped by does &eh el mean and mein When theme mem demi way ties appalled mid the aselbat was sagengt eashon, sad numbers Mate Weed to the - hest ire te s C il ex siahnes tithe seirehem. The Highlander, Captain • also promptly pemelet to the spot, and having Seilmedit _ rope to the wreck eimemmeed hauling it towel& ehmlo; when it hod been brat to within about tenatnuteM of the wharf it sunk. albite were them male to AM! sway the rubbish oat got out the sorban nil the that of the deed. The captain bed his leg brebma ni t rujurea th urser :t ia b i e l = 24 leis way to was am the lis out ="TaTie women were taken from the wrec k with with their limbs lealiet and dreadfally melded. &a of the crew, ewe Mimed, seam it is feared fatally, we sent to the beep& Thee! uninjured. Thee Imo be him eat dead, whib swe g the perm, makes the drag bells thewd her, which Dams et hest semi sea le km esesealel Ow, sod whet, we her a may bed es deed The Own rem taken deed from the eessk wee awe* emeled. One of them had his heniesmilogy taken ad The crew were mostly Preach Cewllwe, sad ell women here. the The recent events in Belgium have produced a deep Impression on the Viennese, and they do not attempt to conceal the satisfaistion they feel at the check which the Ultramontaniata have received. The daily papers of Vienna describe the state of public feeling in such plain language that the Cardinal Archbishop is wroth, and vows that he will complain to the highest authority in the realm of the " unbearable license "of the press. The paper which meet stirs the bile of his Eminence is the Wanderer, and he not king since sent one of his subalterns to toll its printer, who has a shop on the ground door of the archiepiscopal palace, that he would give him notice to quit if he did not without delay tweak of all connexion with the paper. The Emperor of the French invited on Friday last the seven marshals present in Paris to meet him at St. Cloud. After Mealtime he mode a teal of the small railway which runs from fit. Cloud to Villeneuve PEtag, which is Intended to convey troops on campaign. The marshals pre sent were Reilli, Vaillant, Magma, Darsguay Chillies Pelimier, Canrobert, and Emmet. The experiment was however, near terminating eerionaly for all parties. Than was no locomotive, but the waggon which goes down to. slope by its own momentum, as on the descent at St. Oar" main, trim acquired a velocity which the breaks could not stop. A number of patent., who were at work la the fields, or who were attracted by curiosity, uttered cries of alarm on seeing the danger. Fortunately, the waggon rushed into a ploughed field, where it was brought up. Anticipating the rumours that would follow, the Emperor walked about St. Cloud on Saturday, and went to the Vaudeville in the evening. A frightful accident occurred at San Viso di Schio, in the province of Vicenza, on the 7th. The portal of the rhumb being under repair, the public were crowded ' together on that day &tato other end of the building to hear masa, when an old wall suddenly gave way and buried many people under its ruins. Eight females were killed on the spot, end a lagenumber dangerously injured. SAN rLts OF COTTON IRON ALGERIA.—In the awes al lad week Mr. Hugh Fleming, of the Manchester Coes etercial Association, received from the director of the Imps. rial Jardin d'Esenia, at Algiers (through Mears. Bonk English, and Brandon, of Liverpool). several samples et cotton grown in that country requesting the opinion of th e association as to its value. It was air* Mated in a later accompanying the samples that any quantity of land suitable for the cultivation of cotton rimy be had in Algeria ea highly favourable terms, the French government being dr ennui of attracting thither English colonists and capital. Ono of the samples is a fair quality of Sea Islands cotton s and has been valued at 121 d. per lb. ; another variety is similar in quality to Pernambuco cotton, and is valued at lOLA. per lb. Tern other sample. were valued it 71d. each. UNITED STATES MAIL.—The Postmaster-Genera wive notice yesterday that a ship letter mail for the United States will be made an In the °emend rost-olike to-morroW morning far the Vaderbilt steamer North Star. Letters must be specially addressed to go by the North Star, and the postage must be prepaid. IMPERIAL PARLI HOUSE OF COMMONS.—' The SPEAR= Vir!he rbsir at twelp PRIVATE RESINS The FraaerhuriCia;;;ur Bill, [treat (Capital) Bill, and the Margate Wato third time and ;eased. The Keith and %Mown Railway (I Smarm Railway Bills were Bather rue to he readn third time. . . The Islington Parish Acta Amendro wend time and ordered to be committed The Manchester, Sheffield, and Li' (Buxton and Clvethorpes) Bill was with PETITIONS. Petitions were presented from Delon Tempt Right Bill, in favour of Medical mien of the Jurisdiction of County Court of obsolete taws relating to newspapers. BANKRUPTCY AND INgOLVEI BILL. On the motion of the Arroa7zs. CI MI the home went into committee on this Mr. MACARTNEY impremed his stage he could not move that the bill be committee, in order that its pecuniary might be properly considered. lie oho • future opportunity of doing so. The clauses; 30 referred to the constitutil maga:neat of the proposed new courts, 271 to bankruptcy, 12 to iwolvanr bankruptcy and umolvency adminietratii sequired the most serious considerat added largely to the charges on the Cot be would suggest that the pecuniary am they were called, shollel be postponed t clime were disposed of, and that thee sent up to a ticket committee. Mr. VANCE said the bill propose Irish Bankruptcy and Insolvent Co suitors from the payment of several of t also made provision for the 'vehement of it would allow the Judge ot the Ind wpm' • fall Wary after only three service, many useful and meritortou still competent to discharge all the dude to be handed over to the tender mere The profession in Ireland would prefer and Insolvency Courts dill kept emu would be for the interest of all put and judicial parte of this measure about distinct Mr. WHITESIDE wee at a loss to should be any distinction between =, or to discover the benefit which upon the mercantile coon ,octants the distinction inflicted for inetance, he knew of • et Haman succeeded to en estate IC cumbered; he made himself liable for brances which the estate could not Nati trader, he had to kaolin bens& of tb flat of that wee that, although a time, he still remained liable ; bees made a bankropt, he • certificate that would have made his jetted to the pecuniary dame. of already over.= with Foamed law of Mined a return of their neat% which to move for, the house would be number of legal men to helm sums of sway from the State This bill weeid..tedd to the one Met great nimbi upon the co ing the evils attendant upon the one bankruptcy end insolveney. Re cone for tethering the bill to a select nom such an inquiry . mil& . be . the Immo as well as inland. EnedandllALlNS also thought the dl. raptey end insolvency should no k but that insolvents, no miner not, should be dealt with ands Why should net the non.iret even up hit all for the bend pled is ea good • potation an the be not be able to commence the world There ought to be but one law fa throughout. At present It wee mak uncertain, and unjust. Them was on such an extensive bill am this being p musks, and he hoped yet to see it rate mates of mercantile men and lawyers. Mr. HADFIELD called attention the law of imprisonment for debt, where parties have been upward. of contempt of Court. As to the policy t It wee now completely exploded it creditor, bat indicted great injustice ■ If,. )(ALINES moved that the ch pees with the view of giving the Ireland an opportunity of aoewtting of the government upon the (unbar j The ibTTORNET-GENERAL either to mfg the bill to a egad en the motion which had just been ma been amply Inquired into during the and was now ripe for legialation. [Left sitting.] (lIT ILICTRIC TELE( Anima. Venture, Pulbeck, Male, Evening Star e, end fby OrL TM IX 80UTH.1111". (vaow ova OWN 00111 A fire broke out in the dock le supposed that a man was smoking the inner dock and set some shavin hold of a dock shed filled with no Eight tire engines, belonging to tl companies who have ships in the dc out, and stopped the progress of tin it not been for the engines, and the the mail packet companies, the ship Ere, and an immense amount of c dons. FIRE AT SHOREDITCH. - morning • sallow fire broke of longing to Mrs. Elirabeth M. the Barley Mow beer-shop, situ dar t ' Ethoreditch. A polioe•eon •nd wuceeded in arousing the resit them effected • sale retreat; but, • upper rooms, a won rushed up to s wee eurnionded by dame and got te the'shild. They were both remove The spacious budding and eli it The premises were insured in the 1 in the Union Fire-oSce. - -- A GIRL BURNT TO DRAM to day morning Ann Bennett, age Hoepital from injuries by fire. TI a family at West Hackney. On In bed trimming a bonnet, and whi The bed clothe., by some means candle which oho had left burning the ire could be put out by the pe the deceased brought to her on fatal Injuries. Two children who room were also boon, but not sere LAMENTABLE ACCIDENT: noon, as Mr. F. Ransoms and were travelling in a pony chaise Warren, at Horkonley, aim Coloh threw the former into the road; Mr. Ransome. who woe driving, I Mr. Bennett fell upon Ws bead an was taken up insendbk, and cont where Mesas. Daniell; surgeons fridge, of Cokbester, were pre! Irma the dangerous nature of th injuries, it was feared that he no nett died at eleven o'clock on minutes after the arrival of his e consequently plunged into the do bereavement. THE GLASGOW POTBONIN night lest Miss Madeleine dmi Prison with an indictment to High Court of Justiciary in E 30th inst. The indictment r practically they rendre thentselv Mg, or of attempting to murde by administering to him arsenic ocularly on the night betwo Monday, the 23rd of March last mcrated in the indictment cite/1i the father, mother, brothers, and the domestics of the family b country residence. Among the the indictment are about 200 1 the decr red and 1 memorandum-book, &un - :1;nok, all of which will be produced at brought out of her cell into the with the indictment, which, wit handed to the clerk of her saw She was perfectly cool, Arm, anc that the Lord President will pre tho 30th of June is named in tl doubt that delay will be grantee couneel, for the proper preparati 0011.1104110069 of this unhappy cai father, is winding up hie lumina with the view of leaving the a the termination of the trial. MORMON !sm.—A Morma ton said la his sermon s Sunda =ll 7 b' Wless th" ti;h hen sen tl Y " aoi then wM WA wad oonve sod et