The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-07 00:00:00

NEWS v.; P J.:li • (A.: 7 .., .:...,,,,,•-: . -:, •• :, , '.7, . 1 ---- "%...-, 1 ~4 iiir • ( 01 4 1 eb je . •.. : 4 . s . :;-!:,..: -. ,., • *. • , . . .__ - I --- • 4.4. • .., ... ~ , ; ~. Tt . t ) . 1,• • . • ~ - . :j . _, . .. ; - • 70' (4, Na 5,223.) A, Wl* et the Cape Good C Al ee Tn d Ladsom—SlTAM 0010fITNICATIOI beterelatte. OL sad INDLA by the magnificent Fleet of Stemeers is . lag to the East Ind s and Loudon Shipping The e wellgraawa stews aaelliery istemaellp= i l Ltd teme, WO•horm pow., ROM= W. LILL Commohder: sow toadies la the "ficioris (Unseen) theta, will yore re 180 lone, emborking yasempare at she leatimgOomeseag ea tin 90th Juno for Calcutta, taloa at tint Ceps at Good sap td Madras. Shea raognincent ship, bnilt=y=ei k teita, bee boss thoroughly reft. has tor sad will carry as eaperiered amps% dm • == The avenge pa compaato el assn hot moms was 10 days to Madras : the Celestes havlss performed Om loose th 50 days, betel the shortest eta mewl 1e has be onatigoed as the le* of seal shooseding month, with tbe strictest plutc t y, by cos d the company's nsArniloant fleet ot maim ammo gar Waft or weals =.l,v. sod Oa, ft Tar liementetreet, 8 W.. the ALMA usrr awl Co., ISO. leadenballotrest, LC.: or al Ito 011ees of tea Comm kb.b..man lacer LC. oboe she epplisallems appointments as midshipmen to this aerobe shade be made. RICHARD a nm4ans, Dltier georetery. Lost India and leldppann L Oa C. sapany (Lhaellset, 9, Manc CA4IITTA. direct, the magnificaut, pew clipper MEDUSA. A 13 years, aiB tow PLANT. Commode , (Wowing to limn. Jolut regi =and Row): loadtag Oa lei Ar e Balla Illotomileal too* tad* IR 110 ro ily for IltO Ar. hao secoomialition. and will tare quick thogoiloi.—Por trolled or wings m 4 to MANIEST. sad 911WILL.Itf, Loodombiltatook La VOA - BOMBAY Directesr 1 with Qs Attruliti% Wok A M yew. col iron tidy id JOIN o . ll.lJMlCr e m i t u l e.; empathy Mr. ImMikt M wvd il It 1 . 1.1 ling Willlasealrmir. or to GUJATLT„ aid ilrfria.L. A. LudrsMall, saral* LC. • S ttO tti Ng : the farboolnied cIac r shITETRQM, fah = ; to the lad!s a rocks. ala i = "9""lg enti ll air l=2L , art liiWt= MiTZ IC. Y . . . 4s It I yHILLIP Diroo jail . joursail wo r a lt of Ma, bat iblippM. Miaow Alm ship 1111120" , 411. MO tali. tsalstaq IMUMILL, taammadar; Medina' Mriw yarAw ~wndeaW tooommodottoo. w lift• V as t De ..... 4**0 111, 1 1 1 - 970414 lo yoke. vary taloa rue ad-. Tar mit to vivrrr asd MOORE, 2, IROMaraares I rtie OPILLAIPIXXY, awl SIWZI.L, 27, Leacksbailalteet. WI4NGRAZ Direct, with iinmediate amp* airdi . dellppse.bsdlt ship ,TO yeorl momAs DAY der : 1 h. Doeks. ILL hi sod wen-losoisq pt, . wok raroorstdo olperkealty to e 1111LIATLY, 114011.11 Y, awl SIWZ.L. Xe. $7 • Out, IA • • - - - tirjARAT. IMITRRN for MR. YOBK.—Tbe LEE WALT= PATON, Ocenseeler, e• deepechell tram LIVLILPDOL tar ?Re TOIL as wade: LIMY. IF_ WELLY, iigme Li. Penn 3 lei Me to =, according AL lathe epee 'retire In the wawa ; &la m = Liam tickets will be Wel M a tire mid • pelt: Perage. le 10e. thearege, 117 ta it Men Redoes ewe Por turt rope . MOIL ael Oa. .111. Lesinit er to tag Gnat to Company Welted). ea Aameetreet. LC. : and lek The Litany, o Old ilare4ll 4 7l.o=ya i r c :raafx .i trgra • • :1111011r11%, NW MAAN), PIEILAWILIPMA DIMLY nrOMt raielapoo ire brieby domps, baborio s= "ll oistar tsian gw t tra=on f 7rl= il E ooo.... _i o: ..1 awn alternate Friday ....' slang as the following day for pargagani and dm s' " Wawa /Wrap Footage by stessfur o Mb Nay, ''' egisess MOM ,i, ._„_. eTIAM COMMUNICATION to NNW Mir ‘110: 116•01.—The uvisroor. WV TORS, snail PILIA4 1,011.811101111A11-81111, OOMPANT Intend =ti e r Clyde-trallt Iron Screw Steam al " I .I e Br ATZTFOr/arrA a1 .. 1 . 1 " .: , Wedaralay, , lilay RV , ' .d. aa I KANGAROO. Friday, ay 15. RDINBURGH, Wednesday, llay lg. : cler.trit IIANOMRITIR, Wednesday, Kay V. i And sorry stiveredlag Wedireaday rad beery alisousWlEWay.. Cabin wow 16, 17, and 11 golasaa, according So the soodarkii. Forward purge 8 &wan Including as , =4, P/rowers for Cnada. ta_so lIILed Mates, sad Beillie booted ihrvo;E on laillia—Prit briber So IKA.InIW34 *wok ;or to V= ADA MOM 1, King e .. .. lip grmouult ma * RElglL—tV a t it l 4das WililL"..husimdattirrlVlTlMZ. • ,40 180 d A ir 11880C-rrerr lidizi r a i k a. :Sro., grid --- Rollordola grey Tinsday ... . 41. Id. gir li tio l rolllessr il, i ti'lN l Meiilo" fLoCs i r4Tower a Term .." 11 laramalosi .mat and Muted sioareers on the '» . i ,,. t ./0 • Jam Val Sao . • 011on ir reir. Mtge, AR A M . aid P. I . 11, -lane, KC. , . PIR ROYAL PRIVI th 4V, PYION P l Ntid AllaTA • i t isrumr. . . BavEns—Mewes. 1016111M1111, India and Oe. BOLlnnons—Meeers.tireeerder, Elon. and !midge& , naosess—Momma 1111. sad HUI. A omen* for the novo Beak half ai l . n • M Ida Ineelleney Iwo Marry, with wbqin anniessenents have been made ter cam* V nit, i' ipep . = with as Isesentlel Di seeks, mill Unmanned In • enimaelOien Id will in tles ineesenne lb =44 nem se Z.O limn MK 7111111011. MI 11111. " nen . - . ..• . clAtirertr WHITE'B . oitorarral, picar4,. • ' • COLIN or it 011/1611LTAWIPE A -• .. • • oftbsarrawase; bid k =r morlorofkluh kr ro&iroo oil Ilsoorm • 4.. V and Tbilloo fig ••• • . . . =maim atom'. isie ?mom 411001114.. sAP 4 II II II. 4,100. I NVATHZRSTO/i asd. Wifidithell'OOLD, • CRA.I.II sr IrarwaliWt. wt the wadormweitip or, Whotwata awatataota r tMa. "4l. opl,l hi It* albs Pm caski B4 . ontAralottehaawt at ta'prias Owned , IWO the wit,. 1 • mach row data witiMa, to tee atmadalati • &Imam al taw rig sad assay larWlelasek ' ', • • I • , • .4114Wriani. _, , 1 • Marmladory, Net k A Ilimthaitrainalt. poenianisk Ar.V. trace. Vtiral tido: 'al tesstlarr tar la. aare. ..' epablakmags to sweat a II In to eveal*, Iwtwl bbardara at 1 trWoOk • . • ,rrgotr l SM-0 2 8621-attention tolled is 110 SZW MING MODS, and sestlimm who do not salad bit pries tor good pita libtlitst an depend al tai moot bt Wide. at • ' Ill e ttYtt ras i aid 1111/1101111. TALLOW/. ittrant4pcomito Sato . . QPIDOTACLIA Improved by HARRIS . and 14.7 eon. will most argil* pe4PICCIO RISK Wale csamog tbirlft Slid, • 'Mk oriels at pebbles. • Ma; Asa. with .0•111 set AIM 891 10 5±04 =4 31 4= " V l7 I" lia "*" Sue ..a u lg t" s o ya_ lit 1it 1=7 "6. ,, opposite - °6. tas BMW' - Zte e"l3 Lo t :dom 14 1 110114 Dad 1791. Cantioa.—No travellors employed.B7 zn a: duai Dt Tiara,o t ivt ed *els • bloke p ukirt so:„„Trurs, West WOOL ' tiny • rk , • 'VAL V. rad IrL, Ow, ELINIVEIr , of ENGLAND, °esti/War-6e Idges of Ildwund YU and Yaq, sr Omni Amour The et;COOd Edition, mined, °IS/ohms I. to IT.. etotieliting thlt Esiv owa t WesiX t. Th o d i t to d . W " straw. , • 118 GARDZNEBS_ L ' • .OEtROVLIC ,said 11.811031:11111A14 GAMUT; wpm. 10441 11 1 *ln* 41 /.11 2 4K CUfrigingcrit Irrof methane yor 110/ a, Limps —4l6m 41, Walangtoo-5tree!,,,.:77. NAVAL AND. 1ar4L41.„ . Aritcuutrl L MAY d.—Arrohrnrimis. —Beore :ditlrnits; twee ma r/ ;. 0. ph,spoom, to WI LK* for thr:Niiihtingdfs. • pt erawbutft, *kr 6. Their Royal Ilighpeeeest the Prince add Princess teals at Reset crossed over free Were, this aflame= 01 the sine* yaebtlei and laded -stab* dear/ea* to 'Wit the meek ship is erotism of we etroolieej.kgey veers oleo expelled 4. hoard the Meth Pais" 40, tros serew Mists • The B.thsaos, 16, bee meow seer CheesirW.43baseber ' We, Pilaw Phi y”wdone mitemeri lipitheed for isootisp eff Osho *here the semi= es susedehip dieing her llejsetyli stay. The Vista% sad Albert royal ewer pee, Cobb his lame Melissa the Tripes of othlieges, thee mewed from the stem basin to-day, sad is to be wady ter sea sor ties in the course of a fortnight. , • '• , la. =EMI • CLERICAL, MIMCAL, sad GINZII4I 4 urn; ASSUILANCZ 111110:ffrY, • lelabffabed ATI peewee .he effect policies on the partielpattset made ideas , Jane MN, 1111111, .111 be minket at tie MIXT BONUS. to pore llonal shared petite ever Mir samoisra Mild ream mid Sweet of peeved am be obtained of. mu et ewe* or et • • 61Q11.1111 curcurrt Aetsary and dianbary, 114Jaateireasarea Lemke. . . • • • . outs, mjczowors sad oancii. cAkikte Aid alias, PICTOIIIIB. WOW *a . I itr . J. C. STEVENS wilt SELL by AUCTION ' it hi e Caps& Imes, it Itireereed kareaailudea TO maiostridiar ). X•Y 3. at btalad id tavaleols. a kleai-elest I by B and Beck, and objects by C. 11. Tpft. emenea lame : eta of niusioal hand bons frees like Great /Walden oblate of con., yhdidgranke. a vadat./ f 4 i holes town tor aerie de visite patellae, diet model' of" = bendlaini, a few pictures. books, aid veletas after lab, ' ausseassmitair. On view this day mod sessulai of male, sad Islikr°, o hit k LS HEAD al HAIR, the Baud, Whiskers, aftemesimeldimi are reallsed by We w ot ROWLANDS PIIT EAR OIL Thai elegant. tellOsni. and Peilfocid oil to high sepals for its unprecedented success duriog ts lotSO years in promoting the growth, restoring, and Dewitt. tying lie human hair. It prevent. hair from failing MY or taro lag ib • strengthesa weak hair, cleanses it fret wan sad and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, Ind *wry. For HO especially recommended, as forming this basis of a briellad bird of hair. Is all climates It alike displays Item 2- 11111.11MNO awalta. and has loss hems an selabilabed faroaNts OkinALPrice IC les. ed., equal to four eras% and Da ,gold at 10, Hatton-garden, end by &Ambits sag par .... Ask toe Rowland.* Itanalar Oil. CHATHAM, MAT 6. The Cadmus, 21, 400 botne-power, Captain J. F. Rost was paid off in Chatham harbour this moraine, Alder the Illipwas e teudence of Captain Fanahawe, =pods of pie ocklard. The grew . who somber nearly tease, have o granted leave at absence for six weeks. On being paid off this a silver medal, together with • gratuity of 104. was •watdsd by the Admiralty to Ser geant Ifotody; Biqa - Ilartsra- kr leaf crabs and good conduct.. The Cadman will he placed in the third-olar atesm XODICVO. • Rtiits LNlvii. Atattoivz.=-:18,471 applications 'vedand 14127 volunteers carolled, is this , be7P I' Lot 1 1 1 1 5 .1 . 4.-•,.Awßiiiir ipgtanoe of the evil falleste of practical Atingle the soily_ho. Mt taken P sus •all Ye 'Royal Military_ Academy, ak Woolwich, Mr. Lied silk sierstleans cadet Weeding to the eetalaishmeet. has ka,cria mit* n. it appears, what is sermod " a popular man " 7 his fellow cadets, and has Consequently been to• mash anaoyasea A ' clay or two ago Mr. , way, a fellow cadet. about the saw age.,measiy.'l .between 19. and 20 years old, wetted a piece of Meads& Isom and applied it to Mr. badmen's eheek, sod the lathes, ,Itsimg at the moment, it is stated, engaged with a amines dame work, fell upon the and inflicted • oomph of 'mune, of some mogul •is 'his left arm and' Mitt. Their companions wideavorn'ed, but habitually, to atom* the flow of blood with their pocket handker• A mes, bet the wound. WWII . found to he severe, end he aim removed to the Ceuta' HoiMital, where be' I. . , wising favourably.. Mr. Liadrell ts . class im . hie owe room, goodie/ so .oflotel , the defaulter's inerters, Which obtained the d of " Um black 4 E Leak* having been abolished at • time of the recent ' in the Academy, on his Royal Highness the Dub of heist uppointodgoveroce. COLONIAL AND CONTIRIRTAL CHURCH SOCIETY. - ar ra t i Og i rtUf khit i rlat=teld ib lea c tzen . 4 , ii t g e. ainfefiwy _Mite•fb• rfpert• Vbich - ;ija UM TVCtroat etions hal ettesied Mae opeentims of the moiety both on Omeintianstrind in the colimien, and Mist •Aho Okillls of • 10. BNthil *ldiots is' Ladle and Aastralie 144 ressateot • a• RICORD'S 11881gitiVi of LIPS at evaagelical'elergysios hid rootllid ever, ales rotates manhood to the most shattered emarthtsjzz i he I,tioe fro m , ifi. amg.figga, and many phais whloh would Lelia FiSiture is Impossibls• fir.eiteees are ~..., L i ritherMise • Wes hem lift desolate - Itaettitad 01010.0 be ' X• oetwaltatioe neweetry.—Sold la Callege with tan thitn"° l 2 "Si Me., or tsar vestal's tor als, met owsuis ' 4h62kh il to** noietYt ,The.4l o el!s So*islaato. Sit* & e lt 4 , nn . ipt u mow ... damp .. . ar, MO * seams. %dada sod foreio porteJtaes ,W Divine •I* strobe. WWI Tessebeher. ' .... 1 Providence bees entieeetty eamiseselel. The number • Nof 4o l wfmnployed baie socify are so fil s awr h a 'PHI IN VIOORATITS NUMMI lIINIIINAL • ; esitocinsta Ude* 1108; • jy . Thswei aiwasidir meow and aim . .11111 rootiort tote/ a Aft issiosa LW is lirol. . The . ' SrgrgzeLtr"'". .I_' wird= •,' =. 4 "".11,1.,4 4 ), kft., . • apse F g .. lab &IIPOSIIMI•• • ammo still MIAS sod •1 • * woo othar loi re oy s i i . erdwilt t r i l 4, e. .• . • • e la cir oou Poi bra* wove kW, Imummetmi. to -ire_, . - Paw sm. tam hots* et toes es;7ll:7 ". lpsess **.: ''' aterder Mt illwilid • 041FIA• . 4111". -af = h t= sol=lo, eles44lit ttC.e. . ttglk %%Mud. lift lie mdy ma 114 Le„.. .4. '. "IlheSsetesesibar it a mummermeirt% .. .•,... • • • FAILING RIIIINDY. Dr,ACOTTIS BILIOUS and Ilf/1111.1d, alt_*4 ll ardWial Ingredient. tree Oa fps of C P =l: 4 3 MMad tavaPaabla Vs d who altar arida hiisrad IIVI am lOWA tudiardatiou. wlnd. Rolm* didliboSh illaslmmi al tbe aria, *c. Nor Itabtttud coatareaesa as a alailddldloildledas, sad se fler of the blood, they aro moolloolt: and la ibihr am and grated to the Ammo alailla = do, aad stresalliorilla WWI@ W. 8, [tag Wellaavat., 011milagrows, hed lid. Ind SNAIL Do ow le fir le Woe Pita Mr prim we i asrß Pa pease., Ida mum. Ladner iameaval a lis DR. DB JONGlet'S • uorrazowx COD LFV/IL . • , haksicei IDA hhglieet eaobeetiottp be • ZED ONLY COD LIVID OIL Lovadablg pore, ontlersoly eztellent, • PALLTABLI. WILT Tin, .nalit wrier the coesumeve sad d04211010d Mb derive WINDT AND MUILAIIIOPP 111131111VIT. • Mtn* Is capsule/I toperlal bat yids, ta. id: Note. 4e, DL quark, es. ; l y reepeolobie Cloodele areadhopt ticiparit 1101111 0011111•011al : AXIAL HAILIDAD, and Co., 77, ilbsod. Imam , P A RUA ma NrA BY DIVISIONS. .~.-+, HODS OF 0(411iON&-1[ay 6. CHUI CEI RATES 00013TATION Newdirrate.) Order for seemed real' _reed ; goodies made, and (patio! FroPssed**bill fro wow reed • wood time." Amendment proposed, to lases out the word " now," and la the end of the question to add the words " npoo this &Liz misthe Oa (Amiss Dooliss). gnostic" , " That the word' .ow dog put or the question." The hours divided—Ayes, 56; moos, 96. . . . . • ATM. • • &mattock, CI, W. Galway. gloat. &scald'', K. &outlook, G. C. Hard, H. & Nacdonogh, V. Bareaford, W. .Goes. J.; biller, T. J. Berestord. D. W. Grey de Wilton, Via Pokenham. Cot. Bernard. OA • Wabfltolo, Lied C. Salt, Thomas Booth, Serb, G. ' ... *kodp, J. Scott, Lord H. Bramleyabore, J. Hai 7k J. C. Scourfleld..l. H. adages, Ho B. W. Hodpeou, L Solorpt, C. J. Brace, dr ji, H, Hamby, W. H. Soot's, J. Batler•JobAdom, H Noires, & Spooner, R. Cartright. Fah Hdtt. 9. W. . 819 A. 14. 0- Cave. S., Jeret riel • Start, Ii..CoL Oft% bird A J IL IL Tulow, Sir J. VaaslUart, W. Übe Que. Cote..W. • J K . H. Wood. W. Deb, J. 1., , Kahrittles IL, ^ Wpase, W. W. NULL W. Laagtoo,llr. H. Dodson, J. G. balls, C. P. MUM Du Cane, C. • bad, W • Neadegage, C. H. DI Pre C. G. UTZ, Bereuep, Ha H. • • _ W u ;J. Morris, D. ail. --- -- , • anion a. =Zit . • ,• Bildenne, Z. 'A toad, W. Idenild, r). H. Part, C. Geyer, O. W. Pero, H. Salem B. , . Oresnel Pander, J. Bernet T. them J. ' Pigott J. Batter, W. B. ' °morn :IL Pingten, J. Bewley, T. Greer" Potter, Z. Bear i 4l!W. iletaddl e W. • Pnos. 11. G. , M k, ,C. P. i ir . til i ebbrutTirf. •i litoneows. 1.11. s ka - anaTri, ille J. • ilsoW, C. • 1 Brispood.l,„ . Hartopp, Z. B. Braith, J. I. BM": n• IL Eitobert, S. T. Innllls, J. A. I Benlar:C.4l.. - . .le hie, W. limollott. P. li. Card, J. g ak ups, Sir J. C. Stuart, Col. Clam -.7Y . , ' P. L TWIN, P. A. 9- ...,„ J. A. Thornhill, W. P. W. . age Trolaway, WI J. vow Villiers, C. P. . . ,Cublit . o. * ' stn. Vivian, H. H. • mae p. i:,a I lengths, W. iIL . Vtalbso, .1, P___ . Wren.. W. . Wanda.. Col. Swing, Edr Z. C. Leathern, E. L Wale LP. Illtera, LL, i ..Ls, IL. . IL IL Doniton, P. Leykkjr• Wltl Wha ti, s t. Duater,Bir Wl.` Madam ,W. A.: Wialdenn, A. W. Donkli,A. IIL - Vii 111=041% /Wank r: W; • J. P. Mr T. Evart, J. C. tek ißa i l lt • 1t 314.11 Ltd " man l 'a. rad ii., • . • CHUROH BeibT/IS REDEMPTION DILL-(Mr. Alcook.] Order for mooed reeding reed ; Motion made and question • pin; " Thin the bill be Dow reed • mond time." The bowie divided ; ayes, 72 ; awn, 80. Adam, W P. " . . 'k , Wei Penner, J. atenewAir A. J. M. Polo, tin Y. Atherton, Sir W. ' 6 ..=. Miror Pilitington, J. Barnes, T. Goldembi, Mr 1. H. Potter. E. Bernard, Cot Greenwood, J. Robertson, D. Meek, A. ' Grey. Mr G. Burwell, H. Brand. H. . Onrdoe, B. ltuasall, A. Briscoe, J. I'. Banbury, IL ' Iteholendtt, W. Mailer, C. Si.- • Banner, Sir J. Iloourield, J. B. M‘ie.Hay, Sir J. C. Matto, 1L D. P. H. Beaky, Lord Shirley, 1 P. .411611.. • Jere**, BIIJ. C. 8010. IL T. , Loin 1. Ling , p.. 7. Heat s. HOS* Oa 1 • ,Trelawny, Sir J. 8, 0. ' Defter, W./k ' ' Wattling Celt• • Mayer. It. . 0.- AWN % J..,.., • - rase. 1 1.21-_ = . Dodson, P.O. Massey. W. it: lekluan, H. V. Donilase. 1 Mills. J. 1.1: 1 .. Willianin W. . t:Cttrail, Milord, W. 1 . , Winnineton,Sir T. E. Bit LA ' ' Mortis, D. " Wriehteoo, W. B. . Burnalsd. C. i, e Notib, g, • • . Wilms. U. W. i lenwick. B. Packs, Oa intuit. TOWT.IL W:" • Apt. A r- , - .... aloann'n ~,r .• Foljszobe, F. I. Peacocks, G. M. Brans, T. W.. NOB __ .. LITIZ4TUiE. Ballads and &ergs. By Bons arms PARINI. London : Bell and Biddy. Under the modest title of " pd Songs " Miss Parkas has collated a few fugitive pieites from bar ppervi Iwhich those who have read than as they from tired to tare, with% rigillifrife MK+ is a household word amo ng n many ef • tbi %endless and for/an, would not "'jlli ly let die. There is no fireflies to these charming and pew, , 6.--nri'prefahe inched out with phis** of tnoek humi- Aity and tradtparent self-eanchilt, and appealing from the dldl Voss ' , ascots, prosaic morld.,to the sympathy of the taw who love 0041141104. for rte own sake—but a gentle sonnet of dedice.tion to 'a " dear critic w4ose " constant " is rtillatigl din ", coma p" The spkit &eV' Abe phaking ro s e in this vditithfir adtiflaWlipirslinpile "piety; df , pdte add kehgfene ' davotion , to all noble abilids, of tender love of nature, tie Aleffity, 6f innoosaV plasm , i a ioliatbd thhigs." •Me tinter is nut • t bait Ilksgiv , ^these ill nid hi her 'it they be t irkdesta4 Itseaket. tb d s r "= d f tranlaffolll o - 11fiktilige *mei% - Ind emotions which the • hr, herd 'Wait lid and measure. Perky with ••heit is ' hel 'Wilms_ the trithusl • opeiziLej theatithillett'ig the heart. Tel may' dm a Mad untiebtonding ocrolpedtioiss — TX *kg " still ad • mag i c " wh ich whiah may. Mar • Miura reporehimd ; and that the musics is spontansali is evident enough dear the themes and occasions white bring it forth. There ih nothing *raised, hysteeisali I, epealitodie, transomdental or pre.. found ; nothing " too good- for human lta tasrs'e daily food ;" nothing inacesesibly lofty er eilfathethalfly obscure in 'than poems. They are the melodious utterances of a mind richly endowed• and cultivated, and of a...healthful and helpful habit • of life, never idlreentimmotal a • dreamily devout, but steadfast mid silicone as sil good work, and retisent a all true • fealizZ ever be. Such are time • " Soma and and it is but grudging praise , tonay oof therm, as we do most unfeignedly, that they deserve. to have a longer life than any passing rood of praise can bestow- The little volume is divided into three .pasta The first belongs to hem phial*, scenes, and persons ; the second to maiaiseenoes of Italy the het to sojourn in Algeria,: W 4 shciald be glad to, give OM' reader, a taste of the :playful, smay tenderness and pathetic humour of the lighter mese ; of the vigour and serious grace of those whiekadatory and heroism and art .have dictated. But this the isiffaski• demands 4poit. Our apace at a bohy and berried season forbid. We *an only recommend our readers to judge of these " Songs and Ballads "for themeless. . Adderiey,C. B. ' • Onesne.l.7 . • Mackie, J. ' ' MY OTiti. ... Ortgar7. 7. 4- rents.a.gr. NA,p. 11. Orlllth, C. D. Na:lord . ' Rena. ~W. Basulltoo, Major Nendegate, C. N. - 'BI nMnetV47:ll% . ' , Bodifeon; 11 ' lerrliente,lir B. H. C=D.%%' • . :lig it. H. Padintonr, & Pakeillsta. C.A. - Blackburn, NI •4. .: iLoretalt.,T. V. , , Pose, A. G. Booth, 81r IL 0. Howes, E. Robertson, H. Bramley.)locre, J. Jones. D. Roger., J. J. Bridges, fhr B. W. Re Ball, N.. Shelley, Sir J. V. Bruce, 81r EL H. Mistake. Y. 'A. Smith, 8.0. Cartwillett, Col Kwitchbull-Hagen- Bmollett, P. B. Cole. B. • sto X.. Cole, rt. Biala:J.o4.y, it.' CZar, R. . . Du tbne, C. lUanston.W. H. Bienosi, Sr H. : a . Inssoa W. Start, H. 0. DZ .1: - r2i. ' . lanthaii, K. S. Tcaseasataco.'. i* MA 11..1. Lefty', A. Truelove, Bin J, . Fairer J. Le ten , Mr B. Teener, C. . ". ' yserne = inon,Ble J. .., ILes*oz4l/11. 4... a : :1 1 16 ar... , 4 7 :fe r t. • . l a * * 1. • • V= H . k.. Gard, &8. C. 0, Wynn, C. W. Gore, J. R. Oenrsr, &W. Vines, J. Orsenall, G. . Ir. „Bairn" B.: X. • MUSIC. THE CHVECH-RATI WAIL—The Liberator of this mouth contains world kif *early forty church-rate. tooted, Sad laweuity, all of which have occurred during the last three or four weeks. Amend the places which have beat disturbed by this fruitful Mame of strife and blamer me Bedfdrd, Mos, Ladditrwell, 96A1a0d,. Bretn ley, Wallin/toed, South Ockeadon, Ifochforit, colcheuter, Witroop,, itslio's, Tiptoe; Latigborne, Atbritfu&n, lAllll3ollilik Ste. Way_ Wiser the rate has hem kin tested for the first time. Tbe lawsuits and minima goods tor sou-payment of the rate have been ,particulmly mune. revs. Alt the infinite eximptlng dots hive be* sea 1111.1.11 k MBA!, Otis, . Qii Ohailer.,•Wmtors, ee4 Weymouth, the anti-rate psAy seeded In tatting the 'etiMMonaro disrrilesdE. 'Wey444lllruesaly 'fifty poseur Were ewnewstidei Vie leiguree*Piebeem of thei ovoid kind. Crowisad, Filliogliamlse bid goods to the salmi of RC Weed for YEE ROYAL ROOMY OF YURI°. The annual performance of The lireiriakfor the benefit of this noble institution—l performance that Sea continued to . be given without interruption from flanders own &Trio the meant time, a period of more then a sea. tury—took place yesterday evening at St. James's-liall. The arrangemmte, as usual, were judicious and complete. The wale sager' were Millis. Titans,. Mdile. Mem, Bias Ir.'s* Hughes, Min Laseellea, Mr. Siena ii 401,144 Mr. V 4111411,3111 Wallworth, Mr. Smiley, Mr. Lewis Thomas, and Xr. Wein. The Mdrumental band and chorus were lieleck and well•proprliatmitio Mint vi nu merical strength to the dimension, of the hall. The per formance, which was under the direction of Profemor Steroidal' Bennett, was smallest in every respect. Wile. Titan exhibited moat strikingly the extent of her artiolio attainments. She must have is a great measure made herself acquainted with Handel since her arrival is Eniland—for an acquaintance with him 4111111101 be formed la wry , other country—and slee showed herself m cotorfete a liaadelim as if she lad be nurtured from infancy in the pat master's school. air singing of the groat air, " Rejoice greatly," was eat =web' aka. liant display of voice sod execution ;it wasp des reeding of the musk, Mowing bow beautifully the Amid divisions of the melody can be made, as the orempler intalded. to 'observe the purposes of ezpressiou. Still more striking was her delivery of the sake of reciativei diseriptlve of the angelic announcement of the Nitivicy' to the "Shep herds abiding in the Ude, and watching their flocks by night.' In this passage the beauty of her doeution, the splendour of her voice, end the elevation of her style, have hardly bee, equalled by any singer we have ever heard, save only Jmuy Lad. The other perfonners did their parts admirably. Mis Laiiciallm was especially excellent in "Be was despised and rejected ; " Mills. Pareps maintained her high reputation by her very fine performance of " I know that my Redeemer teeth ;" and Mr. sad Reeves delivered the meanies rwilatim sod air, "Comfort ye, my people," and "Every valley shall he exalted," to # waiter that op proscha the grandeur of style and the vocal power of graham. The ebonies', without exception, were given pith p pension mid mantic', to the delicacies of expremion and MUM which showed that they had been carefully rehearsed wider the atmoinpliabed conductor. The ball ma crowded to the doom, and the most deserving Charity must have protlawf largely by the ooncert. Ia rate - of Bs. At Peoill in Pembrokeshire, the inbattiete from all th o e . : 4 rowed shout. to tha number of mineral Us attended the auction, and constituted themselves a " beratioo " isseeisg. - The tracts of the society rep waelz distributed, but no sale could be effectail,did thiPobasema iit charged the goods beat a hasty retreat from the groand. Opposition in vestries and law courts, and refusals to pay, are, it is evident, rapidly and widsif entomb* Mo.+ seeraey a . the Liberatise, Society Oates that their table is "covered with letters 0 from run] sholitioeists, who he either applying themselves to the work of opposition for this hut time, so ersheadieg ' I „ Societ y 's ga rdens opened Tuesday for were on ay es heir isr .411..itesit. inftil&e.tANfiela,Sherit, FOY a' T. have fought already . ROYAL OOLLPIII OP ItelidzoN/1 - OF ENOLards.--- ,aipplee,,the couservatrov, and the terraces in frost of the The fahrefig gaMenise lierigg 'aideigosi thin neeemery smuiervato zy. There are altoge th er 'Wet 150 works, r esemisetkoafrolhidiolema wee. achnittedmembage,of the 1 . ohiedy models ofatatues and biota, With some few group.. alleged • meeting of the Court of Ithmioete m , th e 6th 1 Moat of thew ars e well knoWn 'nativist been exhi• tort, via. tilissani.. William Wilcox, 'Garages, South tolerably • • - mdi " i . savia Timm. , Dudley. wommionajoi4 4 - 34 ,. 0 ., bited before. Those placed in the eouservator" have • Edward. Covey,. Basingstoke; Job* logge.Currie, "unsay ; Orr osysainental effect, aged add mesh to the general George Holt Orton, Narborough, near Leicester ; Mat th ew ptoteresqueneas of the place, now so well filled with Weems, L.S.A., Psdarar . , Orishrall, ' 'dud 'Caleb' &Mel pleats and Bowers. We noticed amongst them Mr. Wait iilltoo, M.D. St. totes 8 .04.1.a.4... Southport, ! ma. shire, Andean 't: Bar th olomew'', Hpoi ; ijah .1 . .'t "Peru," '".• "°"" 8 "Parity , Mr. Marshall's Baxter Forman, perhy ; Frederick 'Loaf, East' • 1 kfaoup of " The Young Briton and his Mother," Frederic-Whom -Heals, Asking., Deer pe r e a poe, .04 ' and his . "01 - phelia,* Mr. Madosrell's group "The first thorn Morose Jacinoo v nitehevep, it Gay's Hospital i Marko l in life," Mr. Weeks.' " YOuog Naturalist" , Mr. Durham's ••=os s, psaftt.S.A., Dahl; Jai Palmer Way, MEL, " Paul and Virgipie,",ipid other works of small life size Rictus • &time Fishy Jessiegs. Worillimmalli The busts and portrait ''statues under the arcades are at Dew, sad ifiliWrdentaliff,.coothattell,of idir _T ,i i• present only plead . Malawi'', id ire coma say that' Hospital i Chines Edward P. ckertosi ', Alkrystettb bilegtoti sad Jamie Flick , Stsitelhali, dr MY' WOO; I Ewer awn. Will seen as was anticipated. The bare condi- Hosphal; .Willium . iliba4kkin, Meitithatieri c thschrittltlllioa of this pert of the arcades and the want of relief from MOUtel i • 11 0100 eSo Niro mgr. o ^ 4- colour prevented the proper e ff ect of the beat.- In fron t of mouth. of Kintee m it Jan Ward, MD! Cnisaiiies, ~,_ • ..... - , , conearviß o. rs are placed mod . els of statues which either Glossop, ; J . Leedom Ash,* Moorileyseli" . " Maschestor 41:ras i Limn . JO 4 , N. imp s aireadpn their destined position, as that of the late Sir T. Taylor, A.D. St 4 w*, ea 4 L.B. ~ er r If kin, wk. I D. A &Ad,' by Mr. Stephen, on the Northernhey at Exeter shire ; and Wilburn Smith, *HIV, =hire. Attiel IF. Stiel,Eari.,liy Mr.Woodington,siNeweistie ; Wedgwood, same meeting of th e' hawk Dr. Th e " "% mid * 0.41 - a• to Gus investor of Herlish classic pottery, at Stoke brai.imitia.' cd her Ma i o , - IWl 74 o alli P munea ßrni T i L thi sil .•* F ri lml .„'gr ad ito il apoa-Trent, by Mr. E. Davis ; - or those about to be arsented vioutlY beta edilittle te irisi* cif,Oks 'iege., „Ito diplfral fo roil*, or tweets, a the admirable statue of Goldsmith, bearing deteJuly Ip, 1 by Mr. Foley. for Trinity College, Dublin ; and the statue RAII,IrAY AlenyrttilllLValke t rtg IN IVIttA- c i tie front merchant, Mannohjee "Noi Serwingeo Ithim - l r eeteitillis. ill tie . ft• • • the • Cmitae•"tin yPeelt,.bd be at &inky. In the antra of th e upper lib's ""°B6l tow Ins builftea.lAbdm. aid 1361 " . "'",,,,:tt lerreeeethas the eolossel . status of the Quest with the at.• Jedso B e df or d Hr.' in its faleme. 44 " " m u ttl,f i r - re ., ! tributes of Peace, originally intended as the crowning statue elatejo.Bodar i i i . the interesti'O' the *Alin kothit'oirnortal af the International Exhibition of 1851 , , and of thst a Thiele Brighton would., whidi is sow pi-odveid is metal by Memo. Mingles a, be booracial. lad a Weasel lamsdes.lat, ,,,, fe ... wii i ll .InMI I, Thi s. it will b » ireiami l imi d , was parchised by, • ea a direct trap, was 4 2:tir CI, tr . Il l rec ad rl ng eAr reas -e- urZroji tthe'Prlllt• at 'Wok" gad th e sculptor wee oemelantled to mend Indio. • hie had eras* to eostiz tr ot thb niz• marsdoi. w statue of the late Prince consort, which is now to tiles 'Rs soesporiinee, Abatospit ,sunnoot the monument. & .n - . Lis, . is... cps wet a s fo , carnam , ' 3 9 , - ' The inhibition of sculptor. is to remain In the his it/ le required tbe soooa4odettoe lf itkver ' s .'. 4..2 Fr tal tie see of August . ,• k ialle wow, .ii wood fonaisbiledvarele•Oto . . ..,.., .• •, , hd• new bff•efe .r. trsOF l reie, hr. AP al . • sbilloo, www i 3 o horse ham' isosd - %MK- i t . ... . -7 ' ' misdate thrill • Soliosiesa;..the imous b, * ob. 1 .. 4. p l moic meeting, cone s for ' the . purpone of difhpreimia,liat - t h r o e horses, 4 air pas rehusetd, hpuireog ermpalby with the of negro wheat-Jostle°, bat the soon after . o other, ,00mirittees.Mr. morel eitinactilig the alleged sYsiPabY se this ecustv7 rld•boa ' theetielor the Drayer.. Awake litailelity, with the Southern Confelenedasieseirs. was beldYee origt. ihr eiewhilar thetof Ala Barnsley, ineiger today evening in Finsbury Moodeldu the, .t ion. Was I/c u lt , Leastrapp" . sid Yokatire. the rile and Rif. Baptist W. Non ; • sg. • There Were also 411, Ni.___ . BakeT , "1 106 er Of WI ' is ge e stet , amongst otholi, the,Ehs..P. Tinted, E. Ashton' mew, Ism atiehiecr re WYE J. BA W. Melia', .7, Salo Artie, 11. Knomedn, J. Bott_± a l Mlalisaq aid, Web 16 malaise+ a the prockwe4 aitimein' nay. S. &owlets_ L . S Po, 1 : 11 11 ,_. ni 6oo, _ Mi IWI L * W. U. lhairebtbabrialetehlia, gisa i ghpreet ai tth - acid yz i l i k o ni sa, Oftway; W, T. Malleirea, W. Pram, .W, ./..111ebrai F. W. riima. irdilM4lo4lo l .o4 ill l / 4 0,4 affausittek " Chum, W. Wilms, S. Gan* and J. LysdelL • .. ' '•- • • • .Arurnurrox OF ticrizPrrizi Af HORTIOFATCIRAL GASMEN& 1711 V 1863. -UNCOVERING of thi KgEnt, of the IMBIBITION of 1851, • hi the PMl's*, of their ER. Blf.'s n PIU(C& : oa PRINC~nB or Wiis __— Cards of AdOsaloa. pries 114. each, It obtained before the elk allay ; 20a up to 9118 ot June and 80a on day. A. 11117 SLY. ffZMONIAL to be OBSERVID til 10th .1., at UNOOVZLINQ MEMORIAL of th ( 2 1 1 8 .111- TION of VIM, and Statue of H. L B . the Prince Co In the VriZof their RB-HEL'i the lIINCZ sad PRINC aail other Members of the loyelPunily. The °testi Invited to take part In the Procession will assemble at the West Dome of the Ilithibttion Building. While assembling Minna Bendy will P ll l. The Bova Party will be noshed at the West Dome entrance by the Iseentive of the Memorial Committee. Their 1.11.111.1 win pbeeed &ma the Nave boa Balcony over 41m Sentherm Hareems of the Horticultural ()ardent and their Muhl will be announced by a livurieli of truniPet& Hod sere the Queen" will be played by Three Military Bands united in limAntealerden. The Council of the Horticultural Society will present an Ad. dress. _ . . Ilitary Bands will seen play. Mar Shin the Memerial Conrad*, will rein44,4tddeep. Wales wi c.. ll:r a der a tL; oimai rr i l i nA m of the **oriel. which wm ped Ms ante of Aralterp, deer pe 'j rf ~ o e and the Fountains will Royal Party. headed 1 4 the eel WWI walk rood Qs Gerdes*. stopple/ 4 various yak* WON Yr Ma °Clsud the Oseden. imate will be marked by hinters sad Imam : end tt is assussoloil iiwi during ibo PrvisPlall the filuyiairla wIU masts =Lehi aft. VIS Mina allealloila sal We maw lie rr i tandis i uM bo Buenas *es la OW Vadiaill. nal (101)W Wu. Om W V. SAUNDINS. How Sea oX 4 r l eiiicelfant."el'araL AIISIAL.—REIfiRICABLIVDISOOVERY amaioake mat .111211ABISal Oise* the elaw • cord ot which bed been lest since the time of Jame The Pletnre been evidence of ha leen In the !ma hall In the tiLthnielant 1t Is the newt *per- tans Italian ever pOttleirnshtteted. On view daM at, 191, QTRTENS Ili SON.—'iVio• and Spirit Mercha t atit , 11... riltritdir di.t tior.oniu maw—etiturit.mia iOn... =ri(Yew lempeeellessl retrial& ev 2 oar: SI 9L ed.. 10. Sd • K °ld Ibit'l6i: wiry ebeFe . ,ka Shrub, lae. -- • betaal ) , Ilk per gam. libbilsle. lb. It a Illemesall Sea elle Makin, ila y g l ipellopoleillla pap ; RJR .— n . mapep a 1 SMARM. ASIR% qm)..74 .. LONDON;- THURSDAY EVPllitd, MAY 7, 1868. • Vi ;tamped, id. Additional.] LONDON HOSPITAL Loot evening the hundred and twenty-third inniviesaiy festival in aid of this institution took plea at the lambs Tavern, BishopmeMMireet, under the presi dium of the Earl of lisarranetisr, who stinshered aT his supporters many influential gentlemen well knows their general benevolence, and mare especially for the Mheral meemser is which they prossolie the interame of this amity. From the published Matistica of the 'hospital end Its operations, it appnus that the leetitatiott »limes unti e* sperm& of 81,000 patient& Dories the year 1862, so Iseithea 12,4865e00f widest were brought into the' *604 which is the great receptacle for each mess thronOont the Eastern portion of the metropolis. The hospital dominion volintery coutributions to the ex tent a more than 5,0001. per MIMEO, ICI tied income being il about 13,0001., while its ex peoditure unavoidably ex meds 18,0001. This state of things aotnethnes neceasiteind: &Marl iV o to ne t: f e t tliblio ose 4 4: . not ul f t u o r c itiLer a. bae than; .P.tha sunj e ss unpr?ce ' deute l; "mi mora tt 96,0001 . Tie The 7ta tei s sA number of in-patients admitted during the yeas 1862 wee r d and the total number of out w as, I The trial number of petiolate a rises tie Jimodattea •hak heolatel Tlqs caste!te inclusive of all nieMpf Willies ity th6timeser of 'Width nan nee r fil • est Wes at Imalmwilr m u se e AiSsatios vas dams* vie mai flee list el mTeilsigieTe witted t w Z w r i g:erg Adis . Wed teem =Zegro l ia t ,tteriTrbilgi — r finemeiit 4 ln P t p h ° e; -UM,* Tbl6 falls 4.66 hre:g7tt prominently fac ed I hp, Mu . ohairipas in, pronging the tout of the , homing Emily to the London Hoepital.l I This Institut/0o; • %ebb* **reed,' wed & stand the soot scretinieleg, he 'sight wren my competitive, tam:skull tioo among other charities of a similar kind. The published reports showed that the Ludes Hospital had received sr yaw meridecatith share of awn*, end be therefore sugi ,Eted that they should forma their estimate of the future from wha t had taken place to the past. If they adopted • mums they would find that the institution Would not besdalleient in psapoetion to the umesities el the time. A pew phentom moently arisen which might for • time dnfth or alarm the pser al flow of benevolenoeLa Phan •in the shape et gurithomo-tax • upon bib charthes. eaufeseml he Mu gain last in t when he 1 that a murkier, who wee known be no amiable and so • as the pretest Cliencethie attb. Exchequer, had its so unjust a anmenre lota. tho Mous of Oommons. And could only amount for it by the fact that the right horn gentleman wee en wedgiled to. „logic, so determined MI be governed by rtnet rule, that whatever mit be the guiding err differing circumstances need fore him at the moment, be most, of necessity' a* upon 66 inexorable law which amid that an 2 invariably make 4. But he thought his own logi was defective in this striking point. He must have evert looked the fact that all those who have incomes unde4 1001. 'per annum are exempt from Mouse lax—that . emption he (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) voluntarily leave, sad hoeing done so, it was for him to carry oat that • to the fullest extent. It was, therefore, urea.' e for the right bon. gentleman to impose a tax one thou whose incomes, as recipient, of public dimity; amounted to only a few shillings per week. Every farthing diverbd from the purposes of charity and paid to the re venue in the shape of direct taxation, was so much sob /rooted from the power of these institutions to grant relief to the needy and the suffering. The right bon. gentlemen must . have been entirely ignorant of the manner in which bliks'eliaritite eft supported, at he would not bane to impose • tax which was calcelefedlo be ado Urdu of the Mot Ultima . of such Meditations. They all loser that such dimities were supported largely by manual contributions; but these were not always to lie depended upon. In the hey-diy of commune, when buainent wu twist and flourishing, them autooriptforts were hope ; in periods of etagnatitin and depression they fell off ; the nu* nags's, therefore, in prosperous years, invested a portion at the usual sulioriptiona to provide spaiest an evil day, and it Our this, ineutmenta whack the Clianoslloe of 'the Etchrephr *mild hive taxed ; but, happily, the tame had goes to that bourne *tomes to traveller retur ns, end 'he hoped it would there dad a pemeitil resting-place without eqy prospect of a resuereseion. The noble lord went on to expatiate upon the important benefits mono iog to the community ,ftem this excellent institution, and coecluded by mating an earnest appeal to the benevdlene. of those who meld. • to the onerits of the Loudon Hospital. The result of his lordship's appeal WAS that dooations and subscriptions were announced amounting to 3,0001., of which sum above 1,0001. wee contributed by usemben of the Jewish pareaseigsa.' • The musical arrange mot, were . under the diteetiori ad Mr, Poulos, was able assisted by Miss Paolo. Wm a Co* Mr. Cummi ns and Mr. Minn. kr. • asiker thastnielmer. . . ROYAL TUE HOSPITAL. OHAMINNHOAD.! There is no one of the numerous medical charities which happily abound in the metropolis that more pettedly halls the requitement+ of a pthlic hospital than , the ins* tulles iq the Gray's•inn•rearL It ,is what de mono implies/. " fres^ in every sense of the word. ft nientirely supported by the' "free cilia and dmitributions of the charitable public ; no letters of recemkteellelten me 'required mi a qualification ter admission, balsa far site seem will alba, every applicant who games or is brought to its doers re. quoin medical aid and too poor to obtain it in the ordinary• way is admitted. The only embattle demanded en sick• nem and destitution, mid dosing 68.36 Mars of its indig enes this hospital, plead no happily for its purpose in'osrof . the most &Gael, populated and poorest districts of London, and acting strictly ;w i t i thi sin n i tli a l i sits of the " fees" pupas c which it n . • atablisbed, hie conferred • collate upon th of the pooreet elf the • , lasts. Of late masa the pronistity et the termini if tosear the lariat railway cowponies in the kingdom, madmen zi oesdll the cosstractioe, in the bet Meioses, and now the caking of the ifetrimolitaa a Underground Railway have working considerably to the deniesde spire the &oddest Mazda. The hoepital now abide misdate to 43,11 e - in and- Mt- , percents ssagelly, but without any, additional - exposer/of management; the present building might be so arranged es to provide 200 additional beds, 17:8Si a llprovidingtor largo increase in the relief to cot-door tt Voir alicigtfbe the hospital wore Widened wi • meetings of 5,0004. which - by the exertions of energetic friends s note paid off, and the committee are sexism to lain funds to provide 100 additional beds in ample epees they have unoocupied, and tie extend' E Moats of the charity is its domensatory character. Led arming the sulmerihers and friends If the institution met together at the Frsemaioaa' Tavern to celebrate its .25th anniversary. Mr. Ca*m.ra Dews presided ; and there was a numerous atterodanes of the supporters of the dotty. The talented &einem, to an eloquent and enc. tem address, pointed out the seed, and urged the Tog Maisie of such a hoskOtal upon the consideration charitable public. hutocriptioss &moulding to nearly 6.0001. were announced. A Moil corps, comiating of fhb Mime Memmint, gEyles, Oleos vanes Mein Merged, ergot, Edam, sad Saadi, added by their idiotic. performeases ; to the enjoyment of the feettrall. ROYAL borrrrt ft or Baran A actirtricri.—At the aannal meeting ot the members held onlifeaday less, Proles or Doualdeen was uarrimenaly elected shaman tp the institute, as avoosesor to W, .where term of office had expired. Tim Poucs AitgrimmAribti r tirtfr:÷A pith!* * meeting of the ratepayere of Wester ter , or the pompom of proteetise against the bill of Sir Georg* Gen ter the Amalgamation of the Ott" with the Metropolitan rola* was held last seining in the seetrtivoin of Bt. JINNI* Piccadilly, Mr. Bidgood in the chair. Major Lyon moved the tint resolution, which strongly coodeinued the amalgamation; and chimed for the metropolitan gri: s ht municipal institutions, The resoluticio • was itecoodediby' Mr. James Deal, and caned unanimously. Other resole tioos in favour of local aelf,government were proposed sad , r i l m azi ‘ to by Means. Westerns, Mallen, and other gee. and carried unaaimously. Tam Psorosso RAILWAY BILIDOIC AT LIIDOATI XILL.—At the meeting of the Coesmisnemers of Seines hal m Tuesday at Guildhall, Mr. Charles Young in the chile, a report was brought up from the improvemeut committer , on the subject of the Ludgatiohill Juootion Railway Bal. . now before poliameat. The report stated in detail the worse. taken by the committee as regard* the promoters of the bill. sod the meetoriel of the inhabitents of Lud gate-hill against the proposed viaduct. The committee, after niferring to the position and engagements of the aim. may promoting the bill, stated that they wandered it, doubtful whether the men meld succeed in opposing the bill this session. and doubted whether, under any cir cumstances, it would be wise to expend the rate: payer: money is so doing. The arrangements as regards Lateen-hill ware as follows : The company would env sent to make the Midge sixty feet wide —sae Omer width—although it • most be aedensteed that this ragreepst width would necessitate the bridge being made higher, sad more obstructive to the view. The company will &abash . ' the dentin to the engineer el the commission, sad the bridge slacialel sot be erected without his appreveL. The company also undertake to poll dews both sides of Leapt.. hill, from 29 and 11 ineherist to the mesa of' Bndge- Artist end. Paningdonstrest, sod le offer the eamsniedes is =nob ground se they may regales foe wideelug the .Mteeks to • bresdra not eaciesdiag ad feet, the value el to be deterniosi by the wErveloe el the amusiseiee sex the surveyor d the orrapany. snlijest to arbitration la's df disegrestmsll, The report issinded a eratereent as 1p the uningainsta waieh hid bras made irith the mans soar ms he • nomber of Other stristeL After loom Abu WWI 0 14 rations from OWN two Si the mmitiessi the nepast ono .. . . LiCatteirktO INTELLIUII;24 CZ. (mum's TuanAwel THE POLISH INSUBRECTION. CRACOW, MAY a t . According to news received hare from Lithuaela 4,000 Baskolnika (disseuters from the Greek faith), armed by the Russian government, in the neigh bourhood of Dunaborg, are desolating Livonia with fire and sword. Shocking details have been received of their atrocities. Yesterday a body of 600 Russians were repulsed by Miniewski at Olkwa, in the government of Radom. BERLIN, Nal 6. The Nord lOsuesolis Zeituog of this evening announces that during the past week the Prussian authorities hare seized very considerable lards of .artim, intended to be secretly introduced into ..Poland i miens and distant paellas of the kingdom. The New P - reualische (Kreutz.) Zeiturkg of to-day lays :—"Tha,terrorient new bsipg sassaisick by viler orraystationery eounnittees at 'Warsaw and Cracow upon the inhabitants of Posen may rend4;r L it at any moment neoessary for government to proclaim a state of siege throughout the whole or in some of the smaller distrietsathe provinoe.V THE POLISH QUESTION. ST. PETER3III7IIO, KAI- 6,, The Journal de St. Petersbourg of to-day publishes despatches from the Swedish , govempant of the ''7th April, from the Spanish government of the 2lpt March, and from Alm Italian &Armament of the 23rd April, all relating to the Polish question, with theteipective replies al the Russian government to those communications. The Swedish note relies. above all upon the prin ciples'of hintanity and generosity by which it is persuaded the Emperor of Russia is !orsinpassol, , and ',expreeisei i chi:a:radon 'that the wads of clemency and forgivineas, with the prospect, of a rnl' 'bf . kageeiouiliberty„, will suffice for the complete ie aoration of t;aiiquillity and order. ' ' The reply to` the Swedish note refers to Ate forwarded to the three Western PoWelrs upon the question. ~The Sptuffih note deeply regrets the impatience the 1 1 .0014 who have been inahU to itisaft the omtinsiltion Of, the system of commerical; alre4y grantekt.....linving seen by eirperienos tlist Moder' ) - tioe &liar popular agitation more uie4ully then severity, the Queen asks that grace and indulgeir may be shown towirds the vanqui.4o3. The reply to this note thanks the Spanish govern ' meet in friendly terms. . The note of the Italian government is drawti I • . up in a conciliatory spirit. . • .. It hope( that the Russian court will see from , spirit of the despatch • proof of the desire Of the Italian government to remain upon the most Iriendly footing, and that entire confidence may continue to exist between titer,. Replying to this note, upon the lit inst., the Emperor Sp eutioai the pleasure with which be, bits seeeived the friendly expressions it contains. 4.11 regards the welfare of Poland, the Italian goyim meut is not unaware that revolutionary effosts impose a difficult task upon the ruling powers. The .government will endeavour to arrange the question upon a basis of lasting peace. THE ITALIAN BRIGANDS. TURIN. Kit lh ,The hrigande continue to commit daring exploVs, 'but the authorities are adopting each measureo.cie Icannot fail to succeed in putting a stop to.them. , The brigands on Roman territory, after luvtisig I.saac:44th in, the valley 4.,f Pietro, divided into essall heath which ace. preparing to moth the fron tier near Arearone. The rciyal. troops have taken up positions which will.thable them to oot off their retreat. . It is asserted thit thh docutummte collected by the committee ottbripmdsge.tully. prove the coto *laity of the Postilleml government. . A Washington despatch of,,Abe 24th, aaya the President has otbcially proclaimed the additional article to the t i reaty between the United States and Great Briban'for the "suppreesion of the African 'di* -*the. 'The following is the additional article : wbereas by the Let article of the treaty between her Majesty the Cinema of the IJaited Kingdom of Gnat, Sri minaud Ireland sad the United States of America for the tuppression of the African stove trade, signed at 'W ashipg ton on the 7th day of April, 1862, it was atlialated.ind agreed that - thous ?bite of the respeetise aeries of the two 1244 contract* parties which !hall be ' provided witWerrisiiik iadractioas for that putroadia thee wafter mentiowddremy veil such vassals of. the two .moons as may, upon ressioeisble groan , * leseastiected of being en gaged in the African Mare trade, or of having been lilted out for that purpose, or of having derieg the voyage on which they are nut by the said cruisers been espied . in the African gore trade acratury to the previsions of the .id treaty, sad-that such' cruisers may detain, and send, or carry away each vowels, is order that title's - 1r be brought ie. trial. in the meaner. then:nuttier weed upon ; .and whereasit was by the said article 'Violated and agreed that the weripmeal tight of search and detention @Weald be eurcieed may within the diatenee of two lu/willed miler from the coast of Africa egd to Me south ward of the 32nd twat] of north latitude: and Withfir3o league Irani the coal of Oubst cod warmer ibietwo high contracting pa tin ors desirous of reuderieg4. „ ...= atilt more e ffi cacious for its purpose—thee tee who signed the said treaty have, in 'Arta. • their lull Powers, agreed that the resittatel tight of .110 wed silta tion as defined in the article *fervid b h be elit i ge . within 30 leaves of the " Mold of ' im • the blase at- Riot* : slhcl withi 3 ° • 1 1 1 1 / 4 1 . s t n it ltiet 'troop. The prison eddi is e s all re muskegs and validity as V it Sidirtedierolattfor word in ;he treat,' atiochtiled, betipOn 4b, tie jiggly P,rtife " 7th I til iClla l ittga b ral the same duraboe at Coa ct . the ratifwatiunt shall he ezabgisphl L00#405 shrthomahs from this data; or sousser bire9t 4 13 0 MOW,' pleuipoteetiarieslisee dreed.S4 i r• tbersidtb karst thisard oPthertirtna, • at Wla 41s,s /I!lathrWas is *he t.su 1863, ,e; t. • Ibt l l . • *FA& The . Netr Tea journals rept/414Mb *Uwe °Pete Alexandra at Liverpool, ina theliberaPiriewiti of Eadr.itninell in regard to the swims of the P r af. tnnossfor great rejoicing, insomuch est/ley t ra, M a 4, s 4. peace will he, waist:lined I..,:ween toe tio f e 6ot i n A . • , . Washington telegram says : , . IM • Atwing, the mitirosobiog departures for Europe will be sit Si M., Witham Y. Evade, the eminent lawyer of Mew York &pi The porticolar natant d the business 'wrested , loltintjp not two., as but from Lis tole sad politic; b=beft to to by Warred that it of au important - mite. •ltis.wedsubsed that there atfe pilot ia the WY win? ere endeavour's to imam arniageMP,ll. Beth wto .iporrusisot for tbe colosisaticio cf ippgrase in, tbs . • • • TIM 0 &MARI) CATE MAIM—The Uniol is t ; pa obeamship Roe= left Plymouth joriaidakt . w ith the pap made, consisting el 12 bap of I.llsts, 88 aim of aewipspos. aed 11 bap of books: Legeoll GMER AL ON NIEI7II OwirAirrassanso)— Tad& rooniptefot the week coding lay 3,11.6001.17.. $ , , framhoPrs asa abtitra.s.Ee FIa VIM.; , 00EN F. moos giat Ada oceirmic a 19T EciUM laternatlonal pet Akin 1.04• Palk . an d s p = bn eti. , • ,• T r ttrag.oea, Re or add the low IC.—•The trade •sapiEsi tehits tor tet..