The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-08 00:00:00

V ( Mt) , 1633 rt • A IK L • 7 ( 7 ' T 4 e • c Vie ssaadxa No. 3,320.] NOTICE to SHIPPERS. For GEELONG Driror *Amos se Os MIK ma dtg amissi MONS V2ses . s • anall mass of .sa b... " SlMS•rier OM* ANVIL • I, OS EL:ser7UlllS LIVII• °mossier ; Is Os Dohs TM Me smi vesel asesim seemmedslas =ase Is mei ter beer trMellor Ism el ems rob Se DIMLY aor moons. • lINIMMIIM F OR GEELONO, PORT PHILIP, Direct &Ms it dr =Voir losilor, Ng aurtml, sod pima le Os obiLe new limps f .binlcitava-..in.. Er....n.oTaiir corns', umunnamr 14. libr Ills• nam rerradathes or os. et. NMI .1 1.010 nob le DIMS? rd= 1 7 . 4r4be ST. MARTIN'S HALL.—HANDEL'S MUMS MI M perammed trt y Ur BROW. ♦Art f. tar Us roar d Mr. JOMEI r i err i zr i r t =r4 ks . tro u llrjr in Maz ; Dir . l . by,Mr : armsat GENERAL TOM THUMB—PASSION WILE—At PRINCE et NATE/ !MAAR. 110. Rest- Maw Ikons. Maw. leibilma !Wail by ba Maists, the sob 14. NM poky. Tim I LET. tree 1% Y 2: MA Artie to Istupt Tommy WEE. EEL wins Won MIA erdbary =pimp* lib ltwe thE MALI trE Ammons at T. tad duo at & gotetanneure ET tap SINTAre lattekie ATE the New onsgetenta Adoetnik., fa art i -3 ''‘ .- r. 7 - .7 A .0 • ..1.....1 A 1. 4 . lk.- VIM , .i7d . b 16 ....., d orb. aireloni Om let and Pi"m r -"' u*- 1 . 731 , 140447: 4 sirlabalria k it, EW ZEALAND.—JOHN MORRISON sag igniararnr---vit i vasi :".., :,..... vi zamni.... S-C Et EW ZEALAND.—JOILN MORRISON and 0.1 Lilt —gig inslY• for MILLINGTON sod OTAGO. movilloo. am Ogre •OUTHILII MIK • L UM Yu ••• hafts al Or L oa mgop De* Jetty. nk mgeri. mad mil pimp al isl 64 o Orr ON •Iplla N dig• Ile bi ppm mil MN Mims ads fa in doom of sr MI aims ausuleamol mipe• lad dapping day lila 110=MON sod Oa. 185.1•••••1•11-regol MAPPING ELECTRO SILVER PLATE. tiros w t.= • rat i o rrrr mai rade la Os. es sr le ebsoltid Sot Sir y w + MS rime tie Wog Qrs.% Orin Wats .111 rims Nis Sr in twists ReSTO-CABEB.-At Mr. MITIIII3 hem eat eellVerrein=. • m.+ Mrs mad werelaeleret mei ahem Wee mike& nem Where peekath• *eft PM. as. IMP ply ran esehled. Ore Flom elarged at eh he eheieeneete. • ewe thew Item et he Itehnieireht Seiabllelinema he the ee Chem Plow Is wee. *Aft re • teethe ee &Min. ii l4 •.bsa --. .--.......' --.“. '''''' ' ROYAL COLOSSEUM OPEN DAILY, Morning at IL Lamle. at I.—Adnimke. Oar INalliag. a ' and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE • of PAININT SHIPIL—Por LAUNCIATON A IROYAL GARDENS, CREMORNE. itew Um Moo la • dam AAP OP= 0000 PSIDAY owl NUM SUNDAY. for Pr. __ r . , grir i tr A tri as mar do sad la 4' reams.. TM& Cllola at a, ts. At MI& Yarlad ma lidnmeN• 110=1.••11. DEM( Or botor floadayo. • ..L. l .1 . " trraff "°' DIM ta a.'it "' Al° ONT BLANC IS OPEN TO-NIGIIT. ~..F... b ro. and bowig of Do= M liat OM le IIM• at 'MAI., wimp ast i v _ro l iffr ium :Lizaapimawo.bria- 3 .. GREAT TOBACCO CONTROVERSY.— ow ; et to (10mm. 11, ..Dp • vlll LECTII o• Ili banylwatjople DAILY ?jut., af i r Nil MIDIWIL . KITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE EL * w i t=l 4 l l l . PS.—Feir st Lill COTO' DONS la Norpy! forltaaVaii ." tba rottraombloglaTiggoine " " VW = maaetaa Ci ntra=tmla ea. ~1 -1 , 4 41..a.T..... • tory aamilom meow 000 polalloa . ... " sad la Imam dOO r•IIIM. MO 141:=d a l.• ... dEr s al• SYMI• I rD I SSIRTI. t• • • . mall. to Mo Alum at lo D YIP? 00/AM 10. Nalmobest. 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".1414.:1 " 1"st6.1:4 0 := mia. • Itml at are • City; ami (lemai = ThP5l/ I"" ALVINIV e L:miI i o . Mr ""K aall 3 m media. lballad. rCZEALAND. —JOHN MORRISON and am roam tavr.lrjz•a-Yannrm owl inidan etlsger lamPM A I 41114.27 Itll.lllorectserdir ; tee ood cairriaaviff • a:as awn I =ar c intiticanais c a s pi a ir ir ' /in "Vg "" • a= iamprare . : " VrA Mee bp theme Menemen te Halton Reece. et Nee Tel. le AS per ten ampl $ pre roan G_ . RMSH and NORTHAMERICAN ROYAL Nair LAI Il i in w apreal , by ttlyttralt, tr j /4111.. eed BORON. mee liens elexe . telline to HAMILL me we mom imail tait Nein The Melees et Neve tenth ea A i l hem remi ANS= kg L Velment Agee IL •NU NSW Tele Mreet &set Ape I& SCRAP I. reimilko Mee Immo mete. meneree he imemeMienn bet element ler ge ebb* ma be OWN./ ea bawl ••14, Deft end re d .Ei MAIM : owed table d li geese: New alm. siond sib* ID edam Ma& a l ri. nla Mee ri• imehe W i tt ......1 s , ... prommelem eglee J. IL 111. ..• O. eVilt ; IL Omen ileelemet dm .• e. end J. Dom ledirsa.seat. Glemp• ; or D. end N mt. Mittemmen Liverynel. EA)! to NEW YORK Direct, and the thanrd ober , * rule Is Carr Wer —Tbs LI VII POOL. . .... PHILADIILPHIA STII4II4IIIP OOMPANY Irrare irk 1119491/wri =4lll Wes new raw iir re Urrool r NSW TOOT r CITY OF IF AZIIISOTOI .......... 11119 6 Wprl & w . 49191 CITY or nisannreita. weroo l . u m a. werr. 994 99999 919499.4 Weiarry. Ihrs war& LI pror.ll irons. sr II gram. arenlig Mrs dura POW•Ilb MINI. TO 96rfor .. 49 1 I P 91941019. • •sji : 11= A 0 9 II I M...... 11 4 Fr le en ins . Oreeepal dim la Cirri 949 ta• v= 6... ..ser. b ur. a th qr• T WlLLlA.Trn. ' ll.= O - ,94:11,911111 & 19 ow Ardor Swers• Sown rpww,ll4, Mir gr r4im STATE FIRE INSURANCE, lie. S. Pall WM ark iesem/.11. W W MS . 1•7 1 1.4 by Let ef teamed. Copia 01 le M./ wax& wi imothle• ft* Imam. —l at se dome w = ee la. Meg dee at the het ~sr lay my WV Oh het et them berme the minium . etilh4 pewees& WI, em lay PaT it MOILAVIOIt. lasesebee Oteeeter. SALT and Co.'s EAST INDIA PALE sad lIRSTOX AU& /BMW XIIT-11111SOLOICTIMIT. sroars: SIN . Naliponet. WAIN itrob XDI X IC 'Lai Wallowa OLAIODW . Viersi.plre. Ifni AM.. 111 Cabli m sod ipmdi. aid la Sift Ur be elftanni tom oselskir Malkin Wit t ONENCOATIR. [MDIIIIII4I J•CIIITS. AND SLITS AN A SUINKA AN.. A (MINNA AND A HALE. 1 6 Fr r ad Co.'s CLOTHING, 86, Oxford4treet, lueume. Atlas wail "window iris% may be NAY a whale dmign NH tahricaDo. Tbe N.. Dem moi 7 ...”. N.D. PADA. And Dory. hoituft WOMEN Da. mai dm ma be Amin& Odd se yellows ow* CIRELDWII. Mit AND:twit TOVTlir DUMB. rms. Corn. IbNOOL oinmugn. cArs,a. RT . 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INT: Fag ilinumnbln 464.4144 awl minim 4•41444 le is rani It nnist al In Inn , f. in. 4n ft. Iln, awl 1%. an lb. Olment 44 44.44 444,115 e loni then with 01101161 41203 on do newomnsol Minn. ITS and NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.—MISS f a PHI Ws Po W Phil —7lll. //elide% • ewe fee I-0110 11T111 KIM erg a ms rel vors bungs* NZ r= 6,0, .. MI " 1P16 % Pea *oh COW% hew mi kb ithilen. el Nam Ira/ tat i...o l l / 4 U——.--....."1"1" ole *Ante la WYK et ht. ht. arrlie=euh, 1 .11.11••• SO 1111 d Oa *heel ee =l4linew be elialeet 111 re 4 , 1.1= mi1 1 ..4 melbtlee In lie Veiled : bet be elentee Sea the erne " SW Ilereele I•distsc filhebenter. OW It teeprevei la Mae Lolls. ea a See le Ilbe bbeeteh• mit hump, es wee We en Mt Whim jil; PTU R B B.—By Royal Littera Patent 11/=ICII 1100. i.Ime II•IN LIT sat eill a Awed* weenie imam. the mem aeons tremelee le the m 1 Water •1 13 ULU la. 1v eme et • owl eery. le sit= le Ms elesta l• 1.. sallied . • WI boob. babe you . elde tee releblie notable r a ii le eripplai IN the AD ma r ATLI? Watt • sill se mesh UM 11.001.. Set It aims be &WOO esker wee &MN dap. rimier kobea awl Or Pereereel hi pea. ea ellemiiimee et lib• geX. IV= Wise ewe to gie. WRITS. WIIIII Ila Yr Me sad • Meal* le wit elm; &In Protested by Lotto" .....1.....t0a %re Is .= Royal . 11= a. row. — se. I. e • rem* kr reaerible. end eehemilia visa Theemer. Ila 1. le the Out mew at Oen implawir tad eetivel oullemlie Imes et Ilea ben ea Irreg berm is Ile •I•mtplilin el the ter. ile. S. out um* le. lie .... = . ll h minisra m ie la ihe Ilia I. ma ale * wises erS=6lose .mg Ittlet_lelK their eie beleic a I . Z .. NA a'Ul. er OM% see Ire 1:14., . mil ; d lt6l : T Y • me l= , =err a irge b. reel let:2•• et Deity eat liesiee.lll, fieeiethelb MZIA. elk Mud ; Wooer end Oa. ill. Oebeedleit ; re "11=11= hUilrinr==e".o4l‘ l a ALMON and TROUT FISRLNO.—. I droned . %I I oeolob and loisootiat an zargo = Ala int monis al Or boon el ilos 0X. L. 4 .e. 'IN do Aware WE —CO ma ollobloood est lo ostor. c..d M o grollar an tra n"i lkord. Ova Mw ..w1 COALB.—By gar; and Itsilway.—LEA and Co.'. av re INK dine tree Ow ern anew et Tie wee ; w Ur ILerelemeem mere. to me d ertrA W mew le be oedema" le lAA Ikea Linke Whew Coe Dew* 11101Mee. Weeise. et tiepin 11. sk kkimpin PL. THE 111311113;712A . T. 4 PTOI . I , IIIODIIID Nome: ken*. km Pl* Velem el MANUAL of BRITISH BUTTERFLIES and 1110T11/ lk 11. flotT. t 0..., Amu"( -Jur : • Book toe M Samar 1,7 Aka km Voce* I. Palm.***, 40. Jiit MUM TtMeinth EaIIM. Ihn,_iimp4. DM Va. post trek H ONICEOPATIIIC DOMESTIC MEDICLNE. Y. DT . Lima. li.D. Devuld a all . No irdiM Is garted J Mimi Ye A. OA Y. mit a~M• "I MMO ae" la i t= m Immo if Inilamel rt: prim A. illt o. al imam prialie air Jews MA. & MA mod A ViApulAmk Oahe& Avow Jot pabilied. New abel Bewbei 8i111ie,......... Web le, et be Ped. iar Z:VOUS DEBIIIIIMUONSITITTIONAL IV MUM, ebb be the Übe et Yr la dr T 14•1•1114 By a Ps nen.. wet, mbaneime tym • umber el lib melee mem. r, Or rbeA et ray yew Mele, b eeteese lee IMMIMIN ~Op Ole Intim emotion b=tls orb 111 P errpga be Se IMMO That beg emyeste. S. cre glib Orr mere, seder amine be edema be womb. 2:Lna* /I pbes 11; by PM. ke U TM DOI gm et LIMB ; , Mew le lee. Mei P. .: iylib Liu S. bed We ; ligueber r kr MAK ,re obeillee Mae eels bibb•Sb belie= ebeebsese el a owes et We. red Ibe, 2; Aftwavar.fewr : Harm. 111. I Ulm. a Oblub22 ; 8...... IX Leeilleeebiate; bed OLD KENT-10AD RAGGED AND INDUSTRIAL Scnoote.—The fourth annual ..alto[ of the Mende sad supporter' of the above inetltution was held on Moods, arse- Dig, at thortheol rooms, Lower Park -read,Old ent-road. The Rev. R. P. Hutchison, incumbent of Christ Church, Cam berwell, presided, supported by the Rev. F. Gordon, the Rev. A. arm the Rev. 24. Dibbey the Rev. N. Hui& of the legged School Union, JomPh Payne, En., Ac., Re. The upon showed that the contributions of the subwribon mid a bees Oho Ragged School Vales had saabkd the wasasfYa Se oast the new sad concoodiese Wheels. nice ' wen WO ea Ihe belie of the hops' day Mod, sad et the Ilesip wheel es avenge attendance of 150. The patsy beat obi shaft club was progressing well, sad away of de Mina vase absolutely contributing to the poor-boo. The eidd dem the girls' evening school, the roothere meet log, aid lie Mb deo for youths of from 16 to 20 years of sem woe silo spell attended. The receipts had Ye. eddy awl die espeadliAtre 771. Se. 2d. ; but out been of 111/. the binge sies* WIN mores of the year had to be paid, eddle ea She WINN( had time was 7t. Se. 10d. due to the Ireasaree. --• HOITICCETCSAL SOCIETT.—At a meeting yester day, J. J. Shady, Evq., in the chair, the following 24 new Mows twee alma —The Hon. Payout Ramsay, Sir Raw reagmen Dnejr .6 Bart. ; John Persona, Fag. ; Edward Ch din W _ , Thomas Ilittolleten, Seq. ; Henry Etitimingern OW* Mt. ; the Right Has. the Earl et 11 Wader Watta, Eaq. ; Rev. N. J. Ridley, Captain Jam R.N. ; Tamen, Eaq. ; Theme Her bony Itaq. ; mph M. Molds*. Mo. ; George Ikatiett, Pop ;J. Wm. Joao, rs. ; James hamar, somoodo, M Boa*, Edwowl Oethr, limy Omega, Clark, sod John Con. The = et twit, thsi moll, wee very select, eonei d new peke deo the Duke of Raiford, and Mr. seeen, of • plosepples boss Lord tioyetown sod Mr. Lords ; Mowhooloo boo the peed* of Lord Nester sod Mr. of Boa assolloot sod dowber elm hem Thome dliat; sod E . rem w pose as 1119111111 with Georses of the meat stades alt a bop pot of VIM was estatelbeled by As Bost mks** the J. Onidds* potasies wsee . t e g J sad MEW. Reese et warm am ben Hess* et I. net lb. poiwor to J. J. Moody, Esc, Law Mat efell, lowever, wee took et • sew dos* , , Moho, imeosold ease, dm Noma law, et sad oiled Isabelle any. Tulip sod Medea, la be. H. lieseknon, it:Clowerles from Mt. Tumor, of though. Mr. Poker of Heassay. • oey soma =tad bark If =its, froa Mom ?: s t et lolotoallog added ow* by dole wed Imo awl edema en bow*, et the J. The lost pi*, Ilowwww, biped all amps- Mos, was a dookehlao thoddenot ken the Blimp of Wiabowoos, flaw allow !multi Mid with forty v Ifty hoodoo aged* Mom Her mg we mit to ste— Mtn* SWIM ISM% wwy pettily booleody opsooll with et Me wok hood in Ohoolaated resii!it le ghee 1 1b }escallop fht mw brAtiwa of the toddy we reed for the lest Yoe. Itsmentarrs To Vorwen—ineording I. the Slot sonisa of the 17th sad UM Via, a. 102, it le dosierei JO solbodemots ghee to s *lse ea fie day of winks e pollor shall be ftned Inept, mil the poem sells& 1 6 :p IMO MOO Me.. ef.4llh hr era elms to my pros who dial sae to the seos, whit hi nests at melt QuaLNIMIIMM OW MOIMOOM or Patti...num— By the 1 sod 11 The., e. 411--" As Lot toomod the laws re latiag to the qamigestica of eambese to move I. paths met'--dm quillewkien far w ounly amble Is to I. not We tam ilk a per, sod le a lomeetA mph* not Ys theta WA per sed ahem lotoolomsee tap the mom" The predloo anew& Mt poem' skate is well este reel propedy. Ivor, wasekar is to aim to at the tale at thelmio sielsome at hie qadlissiles, sod as ism of Common is impose* he idoliser the Mehollso sad ssimelpilma owe eneeka dell be be. Moe *limo le envy poem deli ammllleg aim* loop diblir Ow poi poen shdl bow tam Ilea& arddift et elm edit seehe espied ie le lima at the Oleo on Mem sad the add deoloalita sad sehmeelptioo dril aliesl la • potion* tell es be pore Mei be test goepose W theelok of the odd loore; elerdet odd pop* se *poi sod dim* *Who oil doh old WSW and bept leabilso." The set deco met MOM NSs mobs* of Ile woi vosMos, mar to the elks ens @Spoon. Shoes retain in we lsonney Gen will he,. nets tea the am Bees—Mr Z. N. lintel/14hr Lot Nab& ; Ile. Metes Moles, tee Nrec a l hassi. de oflngtet; aod Kr. Sobel Moobwey the yomper, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1857. PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. WHITEHALL, APRIL 4.—The Queen has been lute , t . d to direct letters patent to beyond under the Greet ting the dignities of 1, mount end Earl of the Unitedom of Great Britain and Ireland unto- the Right Hon. Henry Richard Chutes, Baron Cowley, 0.C.8., her Majesty ambassador extraordinary end plonipoten they to lois Majesty the Emperor of the French, and to the helm nen of his body Istrlblly begotten, by the ate end titles of Viscount Dawn, in the co unty esti, and Rid Cooley. WHITEHALL, APRIL 6.—The Queen haa been plrrd to direct letters potoot to be pared under the Cittot the Wan Rev. the Archbishop of Canter- ' bury, Right Hon. the Earl of Harrowby, the Right Hon. the Farl of Chisholm., the Right Hon. Spencer Horan° Walpole, the Bight How Seephen Leishington, Twin Twits, D.C.L., Thor-General of the Province of Canter bury, the and Arehdeacon fliaelsir, the Veto: Archdeacon V.' and the Vs & Archaean loose, lo be her Meinty's commfasioners to consider the state of the several dime's of Canttebnry, London, Winchester, and Rochester, with spe cial reference to the circumstances of the mid dioceses, and the extent and boundaries thereof. - - - ------ w. ftwireawr=ri.ww w w-a. MOLool. OWV.rowd. itamism d :wet Ing Maid ef timer wet F=l.l•Loww bog Norloara vig VP larr t .j... ll. OW WWI. we. ta e, .. d. IIKA• V IOL ow Term Sok doww J. Mod. II opt .... erwrow-lt. Nor ft , L c = al Wilwr-L. Wlowtrowl. I' . trari a. awl. Law% 4 .1.66 1. r"5i C 1 1.6.. b17 =*. 1 7 Lao -vii . LookeliaLl mutat. POW marimii-J. 1. Ilroa oft. ormanotwooL ••••L IMAM ...1.-11.../.4 Wt b.. r sr boa r .. SAM. 1.1.-T• 111 .6_11....• • belwr-r. 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Yesterday, at a Court of the City Commission of &wen, at which Mr. Deputy PeACOCIL prsoided j Dr. IdITHEBT, the medial akar of his h, presented end read the following insert, porticos of which evidently astonished the members of the coutoilesko who wore present : " To the Honourable Cooptiselooare of Hewers of the City MAIIIIIIPTIL Soros ~ qopso. arrtSoraassmo. .Is oavaraor April IT at A sal Map II MU Mao. manorAmg Co., S U osti= l".".. /Msaisi Deatimm. Mom. . April 1? sad W. is, at Ile. MolosioarMail ML. espas. abooparro • ortorra- unarm. Jr:4 VI a iL i .11 orrop. Z1. 116, 06X4M. Salo no • Dozo ilo ' Zionml n ... m a bd =o, Caw : OW ; i ask. I.N. .41batessiat ... isai=v ik lrarbr , .. . ~ °41111 1:1 1. 1, .. l e ta .... lbhue mil 91.1 ; am n rivass 14 m. Ctrs . 11 ,...„..--, da i s. os I, sal MN M a 11, Ili Ilk , BM MIIMOS4 OW Mak GO; . 01 1/4 7 Z 51 V 1 1.1.72 . 118 ": 0,_,_ . _=2 r i d tit, Mfameo/4 =.ls== ; le• Mtg.. L La ao mm s I...vodirser Mks was Maar. 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Thin does the average mortality at UM seams et the year ; far shorts( the winter quarters of the last eight years the mean /meth-rate in Meaty has beat but 842, sod in the correspond ing mad MBA year ft wee wily 756. Each of the unions tze.tributed to this large mem, but the principal wee in the St. Botolph division of the East led= Union, where the death-rate has rim from it general average of 133 to 151. There has also been a remarkable dear In the mortality of the peer la ell the City workhouses ; deed, with but one ezeep its, the workhouse mortaildes he this pester are greater Id they haw ewer been idea the aromponding dead the lest eight year.. I drink this is wards to the dr of the paddies with applitants kr relle4 en aoro b" :*the sank of ompkrand sad the durum el prailest, them diking particularly unlisakay in the skate rd the don. Tie ma mortality in ths City hoe beem at ea mand rate of EU per 1,000 of the inhishilide, bed of 26.9, width is the average ; and, as dal, the three My dams have contributed way unequally eethe general 'Mudd the diality of the East Lon Ustas m = the ei• at 81 .4 per 1,800, while that of the West Lorton has born but 29.0. mot that the City 20.7. The I edge d niertelity in all bMat this meson ot the year bloat $6.2, &bough the la large town• is 27.4, sod east et country died. le 22.7. The mortality, ihmelhee, la the City Oaks lm ban greatly below the doge oven of country dioldels, while that of the Bailors and Western Cokes has been In exams of the usual /sodality of kw towns. Of the 852 deaths reseeded, 299 were among claim of leas thin 6 years of ege,and 220 were among aid pemma 4 40 yawl of age ea waste. Owe, se is the ha the aostera and dim add of the City hire o ewe to the de than the central ;he Ytr the matelity of add= In die Oity Union woo Mt /19 ger ewe of ell the Itrolds. wide Sal of the lastan Mimes high as 4 1 Frani The dad causes of teak de the omnem of Os embeetery eyed. To that seasilidad 818. _or od/ di per SAL of all the deals Bwatillb wee Obi is 1312 isedee• assumption in iditadnethin in isagliresugh mop in 48, am/ aid 111; lodise seta Ohms de St dada from est ihs .._.Jim.. Ithst• 27 from al lbstrir fr g o i sa_ . diashoo, 11 them sad tsar, 9 from 10 from erase g hent ad from the tubeelder Aides of childhood. nos were also 58 time term Aside and starvation. Of all these mod ads el drib. bytbucephalus and etsratrions, Indio dienid, ydridia, and bras eithis, and tubercular Odd graerelty. Yaw been unti dily peeralest. The ISO tar dimes hme RIME from 13, width woe the conespondag &adonis of but year, to 82 ; the wooed horn 08 to 114, and the third dem 94 to 133. In all these mese, as before, the relative iddity of the eastern district of the City has been largest, The that pants to the eddies of some habits but al pied Jerre that is at work in undermining the strength nod vitality of the population. I have endeavoured to /limey the real Wen of this influence, by radar into the eltameler and the sessent of rimer that has prevailed amo ng the peer to the wont driller of the City, but I Yea not been able to Imre touch beyond the general fact, that 3,639 ems of direr have been attended to during the Bet three menthe by the eleven medical oftlow of the City unions. Of these do 185 were fever, 87 diarrhoea, and S cholera, all of which have been the subject of a marching inquiry, in order that the excitieg muses of their existenee might be discovered, sad the remedies of sanitary wienee applied. I have also both at much pain. during the loot three menthe to smelter the precise conditions of the derellinom, the labile, and the discorso of the poor. Out of 1,923 houses that have been generally inepeeted during the quarter, 474 have been tope cially examined as to the number of occupants, the condition and cubic capacity of the moms, the number of beds In melt room, and the prim paid for the weekly rental of it. In this way 2,206 rooms have been most eireenotentially inspected, and the general moult is that steely all of them me filthy, or overcrowded, or imperfectly drained, or badly ventflat4 or out of repair. In 1,989 of than rooms—all, feet, thr are at percent inhabited— ire see 6,791 inmates, botregag to 1,676 &Millet ; and to my nothing .4 the too fregant renrence of whet may be regarded as a necoritous gremereerding, where the husband, the wife, and young. tam" four or fire children an mewled into •• inieerahly smell and ilbrionditioned nom, the.. are =dem ineteds where adults of both emee, begin to dillbnat iheidia, are lodged in the same masse, regardites of ad the commoner decencies ef lea —when from three to five adults., men and wsmen bexidea a rosin or tweetehildorm, are arveromed to herd together like brute besets or Paw., where all the lame of nature are performed in the moot public and ,offete lee manner, and where every human instinct of propriety semi dreary is smothered. Like my perks:moor, f have sem grown persona of both rue riesling in common with their to, brother. and raters, and cousin, and even the tresel erociaintenne of a day'. tromp occupying the Wince bed of filthy raga or etruw—a woman eutfering in travail in the midst of modem and females of different familim that tenant the some room—where birth and death go hand In hand—where the child but newly born, the patient ear down With fever, and the corp.e waiting for in terment have no separation from en..h other or from the rest of the Inmost... Such inetanor aro these, and I might add others, of even more extreme dm &torment, are not uncommon within the walls of this g % and though they call homily for interference, yet 1 i know how the govern of the commirion cm be bud eales deed in wppmsing them. Of the many amstowhfr have alluded there re some that have commands/ ray Mon by morn of their mums! depravity—era le Mil& from 3 to 5 ordults of both POICO, with many children. Mem lodging in the same room, and often sleeping in the gem bed. I have notes of throe or four localitiee, where 48 men, 73 women, and 59 children, are living in 34 rooms. They arc distributed somewhat as folio. —Ter men, 2 women, and 3 children, in one room; 1 man, 2 women, and 3 children; 1 man, 4 wane % MA 2 children; 2 men, 3 women, and 1 child : 2 men, 1 and 2 chil dren; 1 man, 4 women, and 1 child; 1 term " tri women ; 2 men and 3 women ,• end en on. The ream aft WI dirty and ill-furnished, end the rent paid for them varies from 1.. 3d. to 3s. Gd. per week, the average being gel 2s. Not long rime I directed your attention to a Inadity where these depraved conditions were unusually prevalent, and now it ie my duty to speak of another that is not lees denioralird. In the ward of Dishopegate, • little above Houndeditch, these is a narrow Morro called Roxe-alley, which leads from the mein thoroughfare into New-street. This alley contains a row of 12 hours, which are to • Mockingly dirty and 'vinous condition. FAA house contain, from 6 to 7 rommerbkh are inhabited by the very poorer of the poor Irieh. In all there are 77 rooms, and of three there ate 76 tenanted by G 3 families of 252 promo. Eight of the rooms are occupied by 10 men, 17 women, and 12 children. In one mom there are 2 men, 3 women, and 6 children ; and in another I I moron 4 women, and 2 children ; and when Mont fortnight mince virted the beet room on the ground tor of No. 5, I found it occupied by I man, 2 women, and 2 adieus, and in it err the dead body of a poor girt who died in childbirth a few doyen before. The body was stretched out on the bore fire without shroud or coins. There it by to the midst of the living; and we may well wok, how it can be odherwire than that the human heart should be deadened to all the gentler feelings of our nettles when each eights as theme ate of common °mummer. Them room. are let of from la. 3,1. to Ix 9.1. per week, and they are wretchedly dirty and mtreably furnished ,• in fact, they are infested with that peculiarly fury and sickening moll which is characteristic of the filthy haunt, of poverty. There also lurk the germs of dream. which wait only for ono hut condition to bring them into frightful activity. Dr. Fowler, who is the medical attendant of the poor in that neighbourhood, inform. me that ltme-alky fen ermatantly the abide of direr, and Fix week, ago it woe infeeted with fever, whirl passed from room to room, and attacked almost all the adult males of the colony. So severe maths visitetion of the Mean that he was obliged to order the removal of story . imaill..ooll WI he WIN ptrirketi down by the malady. la a pollutwl atorepare it it not surprising that epitomise sod other infectious dimes. should often pt the miry /medical Mill, and Motor decimate the popuLtion. 8e ekes rat unwholesome is the eturephere of some of the sass, that I hare endemoured to aerrotain by chemical mum whether it doss ad calfskin some peculiar product of dmemposition that_ glees to it It. ford odour and its ears of engendering dad I lad that it is not only ebelrmt in the due wiped 4 11171 pa, but it mom him three times the usenl mad of radio =NW* a Tan= =arm charged with matter that . nis in doubtless the }mini d pstrefeetion sod /the done foetid and stag nem that pollute the Imhof *niers la= weeder mole andintbssoof my has bars Ids a this patildial itar T"i =e, and te the senerigninse howl. humus Ideas ate Mk IMF tracts& leselliths. ant I spa revert to it land olds ins impordesoot dui, Si it porpoldles bar thar e 110.4 1111111411 m bit boom ewe seethe with this lineeps • yet dada, wow" ilia th• sod idioms llantslair their heath doe their sib Mirk ssun / Murk owl siolliebig, utas wisky mob en, the seldmilw rob he bona ii WINN taitrihris, dal =Mltis IMO Os Isigow. XL as= Wita ell O . I le es dad sidado 7 ns that we lave yet to midi. As la this amens d Imosaing these sari Owe Is Int ••• were te pone. The law Ole yes power Is take sea se will doom the registration of sod piens is mama bosomy sal thou y ou can luive control through your officers over the number and conation of the inmates. To follow out this warm to an effective manner will demand much lab o ur and muc h flrioneee of purpose, but I appre hend the results will amply repay for all this, and that the young gen... Mien that will be educated under a better condition of things will not only be more vigorous in bodily development, but will also be stronger in manta activity and in the moral acuities, and will there he bettor able to follow out the gnat wpmm of exatenos. Already you have taken such mom as the powers of your arts of parliament enable you to enfants foe the cleanliness of the dwellings of the poor, and rTml i tter in cheek the foul emanations from stake sad filthy closet., and for insuring a proper =t il t water. 421 orders have been booed during the wafter for sanitary improvements of this description, bat they a almost powerless in mitigating the evils complained of, st: so they will be an long a. human beings are permitted to had together in the way in which I have described." "1 have the honour to remain, gentlemen, your obedient servant, "Guildhall, Apri (Sl Ith, igned) 1867." " HT. LITMAN; N.B. Mr. ADNANAII—Mr. Chairman, the report which bas just been read by our medical officer is a most important one. No one I am sure can go into the places alluded to without mooing to precisely the same conclusion that be has done, and we are all very much indebted to him for the very able report which he has this day presented to us. (Hear, hear.) I move that the report he printed, and thst it be referred to the Gemara Purposes Committee to consider sad take such step as may he zweemary with regard to it. Mr. B —I Named the motion. I think that a more dagaidng sad diograceful state of things was never bean 'magi* tinder the notice of this coneniedon. (Hear.) The moths was carried unanimously. COSTA AND CHANGAN OF run INITROPOLITAN SWARD OF Mr. DAR, the chief clerk, rind following report, which was referred beck to the General Purposes Couuninek with Inatrurtions to conks with the Metropolitan Board of Work' upon the onbjszt to which it relates: To the honourable Cotnnustioners of Sewers of the City of London. " — «'o whose names are hereunto set, your committee on general purpoaos, to whom on the 17th of March laid it was referred to inquire into the question of rating the City of London by the Metropolitan Board of Works under the Metropolitan Local Management Act, pursuant to the pre cept addressed to the Chamberlain, sad the report of the clerk in relation thereto, do certify that we have met together from time to time to ominider the same, and have been attended by your 'elicitor, Mr. T. Tyrrell, who having ..f -g,tld, from the great importance of the subject, that the opinion of counsel should be had upon the question of the liability of the City of London to the charges so made in the precept of the metropolitan board, we directed him to obtain the opinion of Mr. Browne thereupon, which having been received and considered, we annex the same hereto for your information. We have further to sok that your honourable court should authorise us to communicate with the Kotzopolitata Board of Work@ upon the_tioestione at issue. (Signed) "W. A. l'ascoce and mix others." The opinion of conned, • lengthy document, is to the effect that the metropolitan board Mice no right to raise the nun of money they demanded (upwards of 5,0001.) from the City of London. The court adjourned. NORTH-WEST LONDON PREVENTIVE 420 REFORMATORY INSTITUTION. A very numerous gathering of persons interested in the reformatory movement took place yesterday afternoon, at the above institution, No. 19, New-road, between Totten ham-court-rod and Gower-street, on the occasion of the delivery of • parting address by the Bishop of London to 10 young men who were about to emigrate, having passed through the probationary course in • satisfactory meaner. It may boss well to premise that the institution commenced la the year 1832 Stith six inmates, and that the following are the general results of its operations up to the period' —Loft the institution,9B ; emigrated, 10; este= in trade, 32 ; in the army lied navy, 20; received by friends, 9; quitted prematurely from dislike of discipline, 13; dis missed fur misconduct, 2; at service, 6; r labour muter at • reformatory, I; drowned, I; died, I; total, 98. There are now upwards of 80 inmates, besides • numerate' staff of master workmen in the various trades taught, viz., Ceratilt 7 us e al r ring , ; and, t i r t y s , migh .t t be 'ex P lie l etl in tocs this enumeration, the establiehmeut presents an industrial aspect of • very gatifs i nit charictcr. It is to be regretted that the committee are ,rippled in their operations by a debt of 6004 foe raw materials, ste. The le cue of the farewell address above referred to wee a large upper mom, forming part of the Reformatory, which, though very spacious, was filled by the assembly. Besides the right rev. prelate, there were prevent his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Rev. earn Gurney, the Rev. T. I'. Dak, and other friends of the cause. The ten emigrants were seated on • hum L at the side of • slightly raised platform, and in their demeanour they certainly did credit to the institution. _ After having offered prayer, The Bishop of LONDON proceeded to deliver his address, which was listened to throughout most attentively. He erewamend by coleerving that it was remarkable how often in the dispensations of Ood'o providence, even before a man left this scene of trial and his final state was settled by death for eternity, circumstance befel him which seemed to put the Insi stamp on his condition. Then, citing from the book ef Revelation the words, " He that is =Met let him be un just still, and he that is filthy let him be filthy still," he applied them to the eases of intemperance, hitting with one's own health, and vicious indulgences generally, and pointed to their frequent fulfilment at some period of human life. Turning to the more immediete objects of his addreia, after congratulating them on the (set that their time of trial did not appear to have past, he observed that they were now going away from that place to en altogether new sphere. During their clay that they load been under very kind and watchful guidance. Temptations of course they had all had, but they had not been altogether their own masters ; the eye of • kind friend lid been arostiuitly upon them. They were now going forth Man untried sphere, where they would be exposed to mere e then they had had in that eitablishinent. They ril= km taught that they could not be safe in their own strength, and they must now look to their Friend in Heaven to watch over and sustein them in future. They might hereafter find themselves in the streets of sense foreign town, where they would know no person whatsoever, end none would know trans. Let them then remember, first, that &bi nd deeds could not wane detection, because the eye of God was upon them as that of a judge; and secondly, that though lonely they were not neglected, bemuse the same eye was upon them as that of a protector. It would be wrong for them to think only of rho dangers that were likely to beset them in their new /There. Let them look also to the new intercom which would OpPlllllllOll them. What was there to prevent any of thew from living a long, useful, and h life or from becoming the happy fathers of families, aP Z teaching their children the leiwone which, by God's grace, they had tenant themselves? However happy and pros perous might be their future careers, it was not to be ex =that they would pies through life without sorrow. they or those dear to them might experience long end Ulnae; they might even have a &Welty in obtain eriihond, and thus be again hard premed by the temptations arising from want. It wee aft very well to think that they were serving God when they had no such diffirult its a• the to contend with, but the grand point was to serve Him in the midst of them. Id bins now any a few words in reference to what was no doubt duple condition of life of mime of them. Of course they formerly lad a life of care ;esteem end thoughtleterneas It was impossible for him to tell whether or not they bad enjoyed the blessing of a good example on the part of perenta, but probably many of then had had feelings connected with a father or a mother which it would be well for them to keep in mind. No doubt their affections were called out when they were little children • and, from what he hail seen and beard, he was convinced that they had also been called out there. Let those erne affections be called out, then, for Him who loved them with a love more tender than that of father and mother ; and let there accustom themselves to think of Him continually in the lands to which they were going. This could not be done without regular linbotv of paver. In whatever society they night be thrown, (et them every morning and every evening call upon God to keep them safe fur Chrint's sake. Again, let them sot neglect to join themselves to the Christian community amongst which they settled, or to eeek the advice of the enthralled ministers of Christ's word. Let them not attempt to live by them selves, for no man, whatever might be his strength, was strong enough for that. Aa mrat of them knew from ex perience whet danger there was in bad society, so they might test assured that there was • groat safeguard in pod society. He had no doubt that when they were far away thoughts of that scene would recur to their mind,. Lot them then recall the pewee( fieriptum withwhich he began, end with which 110 would conclude ; let them remember that the time was fee wreathing when "he that arm holy" would be big etin," and when Ito that we unholy would mask as through eternity. God grant that they might all profit by the imetnestka they had received there, and that when they wet *where they might be a blessing to others, including tame r whom their example in pet times had Winds seaCV:kb short, endeavour, by the inflame* etthalr MI men." (The right seelemft Midler prayer.) her IrMI afterwmir elmig byre mot ' MO • pm the Primate having the Samsdkji" terminatee. rtl e /ebild beetjureurg misO i de ..p v:t t e i d n. a!e f w minute= tlegeitem te • MVO IPSOYM•opP, being followed thllher Nlany lli C P et the illbmet manufacturing preeemeett imam NAVAL AND MILITARY. WAR-Ornon, APRIL 7.—Military Train—Colonel William M. 8. M`Mardo, from Director-Gmentl oldie Lend Tranaport Corp, to be colonel-eommandant—Gazette. ADMMALTT, APRIL 7.—APPOINTMENTS.—Com• Mandel , . C. E. H. Vernon .(18.5.5), to the Cordelie, 11, eerew steam stoop, at Devonport , and T. Ger (1868), to the Coast Chard. Surgeon Dr. W. T. Wood, M.D. (1846), to the liasthlgg e 60, s ere . mi.-AA, ' at Portsmouth. Assistant-Bergson Dr. T. P. Coghlea, M.D. (1853), to the HumUnge Mr. lA'. Partridge and Mr. W. T. Greet have been nomi nated as masters' amietants. CHATHAM, Arnn. 7 . A new 91-gun screw steamer, to be called the Atl••, i 4 s e zpoesd to b• laid down ai this yard. She wal be proy~ , o•ed and is to be of the mune mneeaeums as the ;lanolin, 91, just launched. PorremoUTlL A!nrc 7. The Euryalus, 51, screw frigate, Coptrin Itarasey, arrived last rued at Spithead from the West Indian stars, to be paid off. She is ordered to Plymouth for WM purpose. The Mine, 3 steam vessel, Commander Roe, arrived al Brodhead this afternoon from the West Coast of Africa station. The Transit, screw troop !ship, Commander E. Chambers, went out of harbour to-day and anchored at Spethead to tak• 4frvawder sad shell. She moiled this efternoon for Hong Xotig with the troops she had embarked youtonlay. The Dee, steamer, sailed last night for the mutual,' with (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TrEBDAY. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS TIMID/. 4to opt Vodotte (t 3to 1) 7 to &Padua (t) 11 Sydney t) 10 to Hest (0 IS to POSM.Httad (t) Slm Lord ot the Mk (t) GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. Ito apt 9..011e 10 to Aktreatehor (PM) 17 m Pendsop (t) 100 to Odd Teel (t) 100 to COIMMOIM (I) CHTETIR CUP. to opt Lestetooten (t) 309 to Moan • (t) IS m Omens AI Vogl (t) 25 to Closet (I) SOO to I Commotion It) 100) to le Type(.) 1000 to 70 Mariam (t) 8 to 1 Not - Bien! 12 to 1 Lady Hastbors (t) to to 1 Sprig ol(4111141•88 (t) 40 to 1 avert 441111••• (t) HEALTH OF iDO.V. In the week that ended on Saturday the total number of deaths registered in London wee 1,235, of which 620 were deaths of males, and 615 those of females. In the ten years 1847-56 the a number of deaths was 1,192, but for comparison with the deat h, of last week, which oc curred in an increased population, the average newt be reload poporUonally to the increase in which case it will become 1 The deaths low returned are therefore lees by 76 than would have occurred if the average rate of mortality had prevailed. The deaths from pulmonary diseases, which in the two previous weeks were 292 and 278, were lost week 264, the corrected average for the ten weeks corresponding with but week being 273. Bronchitis, one of the diseases in this claw, was fatal in the last three weeks in 164, 160. and 130 e, see, showing a decline with the higher and steadier temperature of last week. Hooping-cough numbered 64 mete, which differs little from the numbers returned in many previous weeks. Small-pox, scarlatina, and diarrhea exhibit a low mortality, the &wile from them being respectively 2, 12, end 7. Eight persons had attained the age of 90 yeah or upwards; they were all women except one; the three oldest dead at the age of 93 years. A young wasuan died in the Dreadnought lioapital-altip of " worbutua, abscess, and tetanus; and a labourer, aged 71 years, died at 30, Duke street, Old Artillery-ground, of "neglect, filth, and Unger- Sect antrition.' Last week the births *1936 boys and 902 girls, in all 1,838 children, were registered in London. In the ten corres ponding weals of the yews 1847-36 the average number• wee 1,655. A CANADIAN DARCA.V. Amongst the seventy or eighty passengers killed by the late dreadful railway accident at Hamilton, in Canada, was Samuel Zimmermann, the great Canadian railway con tractor. A Rochester paper rya : "He err born in Hun fingdon Co, Penn., in the year 1815, and in 1842 removed to Comas* having no capital but energy, farsightedness, • gray horse and buggy. He wee then but 27 yeses of age. His first undertaking was the contraction of four locks and an aqueduct on the Welland Canal, which involved come thing like one million of dollars. Subsequently he built 120 miles of the Grist Western Railway, the contract price for which was about 800,000 dole. The building of the first mila , eir-bridge at Niagara Falls, and of the great railroad the same place, engaged his attention. He built the .. 7Cerg and Teterboro, the Port Hope and Lindeey, and the Erie and Ontario Railways in Canada. Sir. Zim mermann originated and had ust completed the pre liminary arrangement for build ing a new rued to the West, nearly parallel with the Great Western, to the south of that line, and on a shorter and better route. This work wea to oast some ten million, of dollars. Not long since he had puzehased a large property at Clifton, Niagara Fells, and in the vicinity of the suspension bridge, including the fine hotel, known an the ' Clifton Howe,' and his excel lent tare and liberal ideas were illustrated in improving this fine estate and adorning it artistically. Fifty-two acres on the Cliff, directly opposite the American Falls, are enclosed with an iron fear end privet hedge. The topography of these grounds is diversified and picturesque. That part nearest the river is level, and this is laid out in graveled walks, with shrubbery, forest trees, and fonntaina. One fountain was constructed at • coat of 15,000 dole. These groves end shaded promenades are lighted during the summer evenings with gas. The proprie tor's residence stands on a bluff some sixty feet high, midway of the mimic reminds. In the summer it is nearly hidden by the foliage of the surrounding trees. This dwelling I. an unpretending mansion, but has always been the scene of generous leepitality. lie had plans for an elegant mansion-houne, with the proper aceessories and our rounding.. The foundations of a building of Cleveland sand stone and Canadian brick, to cost 175,000 dols„ were laid lest year, and the work was to be prosecuted immediately. His lodges, of which there are four, the conservatory, and tene ments for his servant., are models of taste. His stable., completed lad year, cost 48,000 dol.. From the terraces on the grounds and the portico of his dwelling • splendid view of the American Fall is obtained. The Clifton-house is neer by—one of the most complete and popular hotels any watering-place can bout. This was owned by Mr. Zimmermann, and was worth over 300,000 dohs. At Elgin, on the western aide tithe river, at the snapension bridge, the deceued formerly owned • large property, which his own liberal expenditure and judicious enterprise bad rendered very valuable. This was sold last year to his friend., Mesas. Pierson end Benedict, for 200,000 dole. At Toronto he owned property valued at 400,000 dole. ; at Ha milton an estate worth 100,000 dole. lie w.. owner of the steamer Zimmermann, on Lake Ontario, and half owner of another boat, the Peerless ; his interest in both amounting probably to 100,000 dole. Some 18,000 acres of land, in different pars of Canada, belonged to him. Ile estimated his property to be worth three millions of dollars. The dressed was a man of limited education, but he was endowed with sterling mental gifts. Intercourse with teen of the highest character and influence had imparted an devoted tone. suavity, and equanimity to his manners. Large benevolence was one of his masked attributes." ADVANTAGEA OF TUE SOUTUAII PION DOcKs.—Tier Maieety's ship Himalaya, 3,500 tons (iron troop ship) was ordered round from Plymouth to Southampton, for the pur pose of being placed in dry dock, there to be coated with the composition of Mame. Peacock and Buchan, previous to her long voyage to China, end the It. stoma/up Teu ton* 2,000 tone, arrived on the earns day from Hamburg, to be docked for the saner peewee. Both ships steamed into the tide' basin of the Southampton Docks, end thence into the large graying docks, the Himalaya drawing 21 feet 2 inches. The Teutons entered the west graving dock as the same ship Jams ousted it. The gates clench deck were th em immediately that, and the powerful pumps set in motion to discharge the water front the grav ing docke. Both .hips were safely on the blocks and shored np in three hoary from the time they entered. The Tentonis was gasped and received two cocas, sad came out of dry dock 'adult 49 hours; received on board .500 tons of coal and a large cargo fur Lisbon end the Bras le, and proceeded to ma within three days of her Ilea arrival. The Himalaya haying been coated with the same composition, was taken out of dock on the third day, and im mediately proceeded to Spithead wider steam. It is worthy of remark that this large chip wee fully meted and pro skined for her voyage, and although clawing upwards of 21 feet, was enabled to dock at neap tides one hour before high water. Mr. Hedger the doekniaeter, won entrusted by tbe Admiralty authorities with all the arrangements, The Himalaya takes out a considerable quantity of Mesas. Pea cork and Buchan's composition for the wee of the Iron ships teeming the Chino tteet.—Shippiq Oeutte. Or. I . ••••• ✓ ags h e Ir. ✓wl. r POO IN" L irk vritd 61112 _ •ffil