The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-23 00:00:00

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A private view of the exhibition of pictures by this society, on Satarday, confirms us in the opinion before expressed, that although there are no great evidences of originality in the productions of English artiste, there is every reason to be satisfied that art with us is making sure progress. There is a certain modesty observable in the works that now cover the walls of our exhibitions. " Fools" are no longer "rushing in where angels fear to tread." Modern artists are making safe the groundwork before they run up the foundation. Formerly it wee impossible not to be struck with the fact, that too many would be netbte were-endeirotaing to build, like the bees, from the roof downwards. The consequence of this tendency was utter, irremediable failure. in pro portion to the loftiness of their aims was the abase ment of their full : Oh, who would soar the solar height, To sit in such a darks. sight 1 , We have few symptoms of vaulting ambition now. Artists are aireMy feeling their way. At the principal exhibitions, such as those of the Royal Academy, the British Institution, the "Society of British Artists," we seldom see very bad pictures, although we may be struck with the absence of very good ones. Artists are not chargeable with endea vouring to write without learning the A II C of their language. - - These remarks are applicable to the pictures in the present exhibition. We do not say that the presence of another Reynolds, or Grinsborough, or Turner, or Constable is evident; but we do say that the possibilities of future Reyynn oldes, or Gains. boroughs, or Turners, or Cmtables being developed from among the artists whose works hang on the walls are greater now than at the time when we used to see the same walls covered with the works of men who were destitute of the knowledge of the primary principles of their art. ITIRIESEMAR.—Protested by Royal Lithos J. 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All) Ins Grp, rola et NN Pursuer Vlsok MOM Cap of ems P.lge, wilnue km orronserit lakr. se ba IMAMS fa b. S deo. Twe Or Miaow MANDY, V a l:thit w rd A. aLAIRY. WM. larstar.. FORD'S “EURRHA" SHIRTS. 11.4 QE•111E. MS far TORTE-SAO SHILLING& Ifirmacce fillminEmma and fartioalms pod ffew—SICIIAILD TOAD. 7•41•146.11. Poolu7. LEoes. Z. 0 FORD NNW C 01.01111) EH UM, 44r Ile. Pallas Wiled Ina of as Nl_ fianim. EEO fn. 6 EORGE HOBSON calls the attention at piker le Us .. postan. r TSOUSIIII tor lb melon. is s. Ake M ars Web 4 &Ilk O.wwl► . aI•A %Mew 16. Ns. 11111 sonew.— nip rat w. ralinieliga— "dig lio soissles with a pence sopping lig wools OM rams. 11111 MUM Raj. .A GO T Boil S I INC•Itt-A N I A2. MMin 1"" ti . YOUTII SUIT AT A I p id YAM sad 'Ti ATTIRE. M. OXFORD kI ST REIM fa Mr Teem 1t.... the .11. d 041108•1 6. Y. I" :=llp eam ar ki Mr..12: 4 I "mA:it . 3.=..... Oisimil• sib. ale Ma ma, owl aim Nibs mum plasm THE CRYSTAL PALACE. The fineness of the day on Saturday tempted a large weber of persons to Tian the Crystal Palace. The . _ coeieet-room wee cniwded, and Min LUuisa Vinning wee rorderossely applauded after firming each of the four songs allotted to her. The oak for an ewers, after she had finished " The Hulk Gate," were so numerous that she returned, but instead of repeating the wag, she sang " Coming through the rye" with inisninhis archness sad sweetness. This wear; lady gains in public animation sad ie destined to a sneosestal career. It is seldom that " Infant Sappho." so well fulfil the promise of their curly years. We could not bet be 'truck on Saturday with the fact that Exeter Hall, St. Martin's Hall, the Crystal Pelee., and other institutions which hare dome so much, in addition to their other achieve meats, in presenting the beat music to the universal public, have worked wonders in purifying public taste. What should we have thought twenty years ago had we been told that a miscellaneous audience could be got together to listen to a symphony of Beethoven occupying • ;early Ihresquerters of an boar in the playing? After the concert the company strolled about the building, the greater portion being attmeted to the picture gallery, cos of the mom =ems fel of the company's introductions. In their way there they ware attracted by the Mammoth tree, now in process of con struction. It is formed by placing layers of the original bark around an internal scaffolding of great complexity and strength. Visitors walk round the scaffolding inside with perfect ems The trunk read= nearly the top of the build ing. The picture gallery will shortly clam, prior to its re . opening in May. Great preparations ars being made for the purpose of procuring beat pietism both from English end ' foreign se at& Judging from the real hitherto displayed, we may expect a good representation of the French school in particular. We observed that large additions had been made to the reading room and library, which is admirably ma mged. Amongst the greet= muskies =albs reckoned the parts already published of Hanitech's illueireticas to Shak opee'. This magnificent work is published in porta, each con- Wain t 0,.. plates, and costing about three pomade twelve shillings English. Ths design. gire evidence of great pain& but they are thoroughly German. They me very intareettag ea exposition of Shakapeare Aland through the Gomm mind. The publication is a remarkable evideace of the mama= in which the Gammas hold Shakapmer. Theisen= of the direction of the Palace mem all ma eantreasd bow in preparations for the forthooming monster toecort, to which Handel will, it is supposed, be interpreted to a moor which we. hitherto =possible. The whole of that part of the greet traesept occupied by the performers in the cam= on the occasion of the opening of the Palace is now covered by an amphitheatre al seats towering upwards. The soloed Moats Cavallo statue have not beat removed, sod the heads pierce strangely through the seats on oppeateskise. The madding supporting the seats la • marvel of =Mee tarsi =pastry. The statues at the other end of the nave ere taken away to make room for the Handel celebration. Elands the First is placed igeoenthionaly behind Richard the Pint, and Bartolomeo Cokes& the most magnificent Mabee ht the Pathos, is, in the sporting phrase, "nowhere." In the Palace everything is subject to change but that which bass the impress of therothetti. Amidst so much beauty nothing is unchangeable but wheals. Aorm's Aurnmutrritz. Those patrons of daisy's sun be very yams who do not remember ••"Tom celebrated at that setablishreent for combining wlthis , himrt the two separate aim of Clown to the ring sad made Irishmen on the Mags. This our popular artist is now cm a bed of sickness, utterly usable to maintain him self, and hie pentotairele Meal% headed t y Mr. Bolen, the Drury-Yes Clown, have united for the repaints= of a benefit that le to take piens on Wedsseday nest, Mr W. Cooke, the inumger of Astkry's, hen generously lent his Theatre for the ocessioe.—Tissee. Dm Comm:in.—The vacant fellowship occa sioned by the death of the Rev. O. Beret the vierprovest, it le espeeted will he Ailed sp by the Rev. W. Lamar Elliott, Wk., the Nestor reiroi misstar ia the bine err/ Aiwa( other argue which rerrily taltepire, the sssissielkw, wits Is the rhosteles. dm rally secessds So the vierpreverldp. This rev. aeheers, however, berm bees Yes rim stale so Mae, bt all yea babffity the elks sr be Mhd ep by the Rev. T. Corr, ma seat is esskeity. pfr. (hay, the veers of the allege dark died • hw der prier to the deer et re weieued =arr. Tide ameba and Mel menu* aseerdrile hie requor eras burled la • oohs, s sesomebst rade te bit spew& ot tarty year .. 4 th ia 4 V br sba s rd bra kept la the cirri andel& __that the rdiorthei tarhey of Ida Os ?Wier • the land rameate. tles te the her all air erelare alley at • Ably onarested elmerock, bb t he z. Tort Wird the school, was rustle Lard WeirrarL The sur wak Is eerre et he patro• mint of E was of roy reds dries ad =worthy to take their Awe rat rot rimed sesesr- The arab teak shooter at doe slob bobby shwa in the eserios, red the levallser d Se der, le lave area hag es the NW, the Tidery, after Me," rag h the err elslde harm in he hommeard Jamey.— MsraOrouiAs CONVALSICZAT INOTITIITION. Yadow4q satratai the Roy. Moat MYRA B.A. reashod at Oriamor &ma la aid al this ta mikados, dmadod the year Ito =pie vide aa rem la dr wastry fw imat sal pear=rinsalss to Irak ti imparlisalls r dr invade sad at their era boom taw the femaallos sedan Vddiairs• Thom% MN poorpirms bad Mal a mew villain Ma =dank( tiai pod tear sa_ bat dm UP 101 l lima Vah =tailar e r 11. Pt. wail by irk to vac palissada opal, TA ea ausaat was use hem tibia la to la ailagiaM to faillbat a matior at ea soliaty and WIN of die loin, As ant attoridola at the do O s .* Itavtailli Inn is ...emu •f the asidifts et par . lismaL AND CANDIDATES. CON In the following list the names of the gentlemen from whom the nest Boum of Commons will be chasm aro brought into connexion with the respective conatituencies of England of which they seat parliamentary honours. We defer to custom in attaching to the names of the several candidates the initial letters of familiar party designations, although this practice ia in danger °twisting too common Mu sician. Theappellation" Liberal," for inatance,in given currently and without question alike to men who earnestly seek an ex tension of the out rage, shorter parliaments, and vote by ballot, and to those who denounce and deride political reform. In some quarters a disposition is evinced to see in candidates only supporters or opponents of a particular cabinet or an in dividual - statesman. Bat if as were to distinguish men as Ministerislists or anti-Mlniaterislisla, we shonldgain a transi tory convenience by oonfaaing together in one herd mendevery grade of politicalvMden, tram tbeantl-Maynooth Concurre nce to the Itadkil at extremiest Mews. Moreover, there are not a few gentlemen seeking to enter pet hemeut just now whose adcues would never melte the suspicion that • general election was • soli alit at all, ao carefully do they ignore questions of national concern, while appealing to local interest* or niamentary passions. Others, we recognise under the guise of heral professions again, i n gut lately were sound Conservatives, bat whom • jour ney a hundred miles northward or southward hes constituted "roan of progreci." John Russell (L), Baron Beasobal (L) Et Jams Duke (L) (late members) ; Mr. Rears Corns (L), lb. Crawford (L), Mr. Dunba (L), and Mr. I = r illgAtarriliell s : ""Wei. (L), too De lan Evan (IX prelmo.4; w (L), Mr. J. Carter Wood (L 0). Fixestar.—T. t Dimes& (L) (late member); Miasma Parry (L), Ms* led (LI, Mr. Coe (L), and Mr. Wading (L); Mims. Pia.° (L) retires. MAsirLanows.--fitagmatlesi. HALL (L) and Lord Ebrington (L), (la te inewilare hu ne Tema H wera. - -fir W. Clay (L), and Mr. C. B. Butler (L), ambers). Soormwam.—lb C. Napier (L) and Apaley NUM (L), (late members) ; Mr. John Locks (L). Linea 11.—Mr. W. A. Wilkinson (L) and Mr. W. (L), Gate members) ; Mr. Renal (L) Mtuutassai.—Lord Robert Grosvenor (L) ; Mr. Robert Banbury. jun. (L) ; Mr. Bernal Osborne (L) nares. Aimunox.-3dr. J. T. Norris (L), Mr. H. D. Burr (C); Major Reed (L) retiree. Asnorta.—Alderman Cubitt (L C) and H. B. Colas (C), (late members) Hon. I). Fortaous (L). ANOLVAZT.—Sir i t. V. W. Bidkalei (L) (late member). ARV/4MM. Lord Edward 0. Ltaward (L), (late member). ANIBUILTON.—eacogs Moffatt (L), (lato member) ; John Harvey Arta) (L C). Aliffol4-I:I4DRA-LYNL. Charles Wadley (L), (late timber). ATLIIIIIVAT.—Austen H. Layanl, D.C.L. (L), Sir Riad. Bothell (L), (late members) ; T. T. Brand (L). Baxivar.—Bevy Wm. Tanned (C), (late member) ; H. Vales (L). HAILISTAPL/L—Rich. Sam. GUlciaosi(kl• member); Mr. im J Taylor, jun. (L), Mr. J. Laurie ( C), Mr . Pats. Co lonel Geo. 8, Bak rearm CITY 9.1, Slate member); Sir A. H. Elton (L), Mr. Whately, Q.C. (L), A. E. Way (L C). Captain Swbdl retires. BEAVIAAKIN.—Mr. W. 0. Stanley (laki member); Lord Geo. Paget retires. Beuroudian inc.—F. C. Hustings Russell (L), Colonel Richard T. Gil iA n (C), (late members). BEDFOILD.--&timel Whitbread (L), Captain William Stuart (C). (late utenibars) ; Mr. Thomas Barnard (L). Bsithsurze.-0. H. A ansittart (C), Hobart Palmer (C), VIACOM= Barringt (C), (late .. , ms) . . Brawled-us-T on wat:D.—Dud. C. b Map:thanks (L), John Forster (L), (late members) ,• Mr. U. Forster; Mr. J. Staple ton, and Captain C. W. Gordon (C). Mr. J. Forster re. tine In favour of his Whir. Wells (L), Hon, W. H. F. Denison (C), Mr. E. A. Wow (L) ; Hon. Arthur Gor don (L), retires. BZWULL'f.—Sir T. E. Winningtan, Dart. (L), (late mem ber). talltlanitAla—BoO. Fred. Muntz (L), William Schols feed (L), (late nienibere). BLACIIIMAN.—Janaes Pilkington (L), (Iste member); Mr. Hornby (C). Bountx.—Dr. William Michell (L), Charles B. MIMI &Mk (L), (late members) ; James Wyld, at C Bearon.—Thom.. Barnes (L), Jowl& en'o b ir inentbers) ; Caplan Bay C). Boarow.—llenjarain Bond Cabal (C), Herbert Ingram (L), Bete member.). llatiorumu.-11sary W. Wickham (L), (low member), Oen. P. Thaismon. Mr. Milligan retires. inn.—Sir Joseph Batley, Bart. (C), Hats :Colonel L. V. J. Watkins (L), (late Bums Ba7Da'woirrii.—Henry Whitmore (C), John Pritchard (L (late members). BaitA GW TER.— Colonel C. J. K. Tynte (1.), B. Spoon Palau (C), (late members) ; Major Graham (L). Biunrowr.—Thomas Alexander Mitch di (L), :elm Patrick hlurrough (L), (late tosembors) ; P. Hodsmon, LT. Smith (L). BRIGHTON.—Sir O. R. B. Peelle% Br n lgL Lord Abbot Hervey (L C), (late numbs* ; W. C Bruirut.—Hon. F. H. F. Berkeley (L), William H. Gore Langton (L), (Ist. members). Bocas.—CalWon Gem-gado Pri (C), Right lion. lbw *Rim Biafra (C), Hon. C. C. Cavendish (L), (late mow birs); Sir Hwy Verney (C). BECIIINOHAN.—Margius of Climate (C), Mejor•Goomi John Han (C), (late members). Btar.—Frederick Peel (L), (late member). BERT Sr. EDMVAIDA—EarI Jermyn James 11. Potties Oakes n, (late members"; Mr. castle. CALNE.—Sir W. F. William., But. member). CAMBRIDOTAIIIRR.—Hon. Eliot T. Yorke (C), Lord acJ. Manner. (C), Edward Ball (C), (late members) ; r7rdins (L). CAIIIIIII.IDOII.—R. Alexander Shah Adair (L), (late mem ber) ; Mr. J. Hibbert (L), Mr. K. Macaulay, Q.C. (C), and Mr. A. Steuart (C). Mr. Mowatt retiree. CANRRIDGE UNITZMAITY.—Loftua T. Wigram (C), Right Hon. 8. 11. Walpole (C), (late member.). CANTERRVIT.—CharIes M. Lushington (L C), Rigbt Hon. Sir W. M. Sanerrille, Bart. (L) (late members) ; Mr. C. P. Cooper, Q.C. (L), Mr. H. B. Johnston. CARDIN , BOROUOIIII.—MT. Coffin retirm. Colonel Stuart (L), Mr. Freeman (L). CARDIGANARIIII.—EarI of Liftman* (C (late member). CARDIGAN BOROVORR.—John Davies ( L C). Mr. Lloyd Davies retire Mr. E. L. Pepe (Li. CARunr —Right Hon. Sir J. R. 0. Graham, Bart. (L C), Joseph Ferguson (L), (late members) ; Mr. Hogd son (C). C AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA —David A. 8. Davies (C), David Jona. (C), (late members). CARMART/ITN.—David Merits ( L) (late member). CARNARVONIIIIRIL—Hon. E. .0. Pennant (L C), Bets monsber). C v BOROVOIDI.—W. Bulkeley Hughes (L C), (late member). CITATHAN.—Captazi Vernon retires. Mr. C. W. Ro maine (L). Ci!styminan.—Captain F. W. F. Berkeley (L), Bata minter). CHOI/MIR" (NORTH ).—WifilHas Talton Egerton (L C), George Cornwall Legb (L C) (late memberaL CHILIMIRRrOUTII .—Si/ P. de M. G. Egerton, But (C ) , John To emarhe (C), (kte members). CRIONTII.—EarI Grosvenor (L) (late member), Mr. H. GrenteLl ; E. G. Salisbury (L). Hon W. O. Stanley retires. CR Ali Reath (L), Lord li. 0. C. 0. Lowe (C), Istemi*Fl4._ CHIPPENIHMB,4IIIIIPARIONIIII B. C. Boldero (C), Ro bert Pury Nisbet (C), (Ms tee), Mr. W. J. Lye /IT ( 1 .). CHZIATCIMICH.—Itair-Adastral J. E. Walcott (C), (late steseber). etII6NCIPTEIL—JoeepIi R. Mullin (Ci,j i l i on. A. 0. J. Ponoomby (L), (late nwenbele), Hon. M r. tint (L C). Cueusaos.—Mr. I,e afar. N. Startle retires. Kr. T. H C woodop. ocannitorre.--John Steel (L), (late member). Gen. Wyndham retires. Lord Na... CoLcaturrsa.—John Gordon Reba. (L), (late mote* Mr. Hawkins retina Cart. Paget, R.A. (C). Coarrwa.liase).—mas J Agar Roberta (L), Nichols' K endall(C), (late mentber . "). Mr. Carew IC). CORNWALL ( Weer). —Michsel (L), te seem bee). Sir C. Lemon retires. Mr. Trentsyne. COVENTRT.—Right Hon. E. Ellke (1.), Sir Joseph Paxton (L), (late members), Mr. Mellor, tt.C. (L). CRICILLADIL—Jobe Nseld (C), Ambrose L. Cloddant (C), (late membre) ; Mr. C. Monk (L). CONSULLAND (RAST ( ) ..7 . -Hoe. C. W. G. Howard (L), 1$ William Mimelmll {, rostabers). CCURRRLARD RAT).-I.leut.-Cokeel Henry Lowther n, Samuel Ikon C), (late members); Gen. Wyndham (C), W. Lawn& (L). Darreotrre.—Admiral Herbert retiree. Mr. S. Bayne, Junes CUrd (L C). Dkemonsetar..—ttirr. W. W. Wynn, Bart. (C), Colonel E. M. BMW& (late members). Daemon Bosouorts.—Mr. West retires. Mr. T. Mela mine( (C), Mr. James Hawks (L). D111ITS I T . 1 0 4SORTEI4;1300. O. H. Cavendish (L), Ws PoM (L), mambos). Miami= ((Bourn).—Cbmies Rebt. CoirEle C), OEM 111111111 w). Mr. Mundy Mires. Mr. T. W. Erma (L), Lori &mabops (C), Mr. P. W. Cloves (C). Dant —Mehra Thos. Base (L), Lana" Herrorth imathers) ; Mr. Ws. Jiro* Aldismsa Moo, Mr. J. N. Gimiskas, B.N. (L C), Qsto member); Mr. Hemp retina; Mr. 8. W. Taylor, Mr. D. Ortilth. DIVINIOUT.—GenaraI Sir Geo. Berkeley (C) retire; Sir Thee. braise Perry (L), (late member) ; Mr. Junes Dave. (Noaru) —Mr. Beek awl Sir T. D. Arlandre tire. Sr Stafford Northoote (L Hoe. Mr. Treettsis (C). Devtl (Sdoru).—Sir J. B. Y. Buller, Bart. (C), mace Palk‘(C), (bite members). DOZOIKATILL—Richard Heinsley Sheridan (L), Captain Charles N. Shirt (C), (late members). Doasarsetar.—Henry Ker Sapper (C), John Flom (C) Hsu, Gerard Shirt (C), (km members) ; Hon. W. H. Der mt.—% isrount Chelsea and Mr. Rice relict, Mr. S. Osborne (L), Captain Rice. Ditorrwtce —Hight Has. Sir John S. Pakington, Bart. (C), (se member). Dernnt.—Mr. Sander. (L), (late member). Menem (Nonni).—R. Dm:womb° Shaft° (L), Lord A. F. C. W Vane Tempest (C) (late members). u DURHAM (Sere).—Lord Harry G. Vane (L), Jame Finer (C), (late members). DU11146.14. I Atherton (L), John Robert Mow bray (L C). (late members). Easel (Norecu).—Right Hon. W. Bcredord (C), (late member) ; Mr. Du Cane (C). Sir J. Tyrrell retires. Emu (florreri).—Thoema William Brannon (C), Sir W. B. Smith , Bert. (C), (late members). Major Wingfleld (L). E•3111•11.-8ir IL P. Willougbby, But., (LC), lidwerd Honied (L), (late members) ; Mr. W. Italics. (C). Eerraa.—Edward Divett (L), (late member), R. S. Gard (C) ; Sir J. Duckworth mitres. ETa.—fair B. C. Kerrigan (C), late member). FIairIaMOSAMIOL SAL M. W. 1000114 bee Sir Stphen Mynas. uar. tr e e.-Bir John Hamer, Bart. (LC), (late mem ber); Mr. Wines. FIDNE—Ksjor Hon. W. 0. Boyle (L), (late member) ; Mr. D. Nichol (Lkaad Lad E. Thyme (C). GlAtlSMlLD.—Williel• Hutt (L), (late member). Gunottogx.—Chr. R. M. Talbot (L), Sir George Tyler (C), late members) ,• Mr. Edward Vaughan (L), Mr. H. 11. Vida (C). Mr. G. Morgan (9. CIL/VC IST= C. W. Codzington, Bert- (C), Robert fiteyncr Holford (C), (late members). Otrocaseaa (W).—Lieut.-Colonel R. N. P. Kingecole (L), tato member), Hon. Grantley Berkeley (C), Mr. Roll. Mr. lale GIDUCZOTKIL—AdmiraI Right Hon. Sir M. F. F. Berke ley (I), William Philip Price (L), (late menders); Sir R. W. Car&a. (C). Oak NTRAW—Lord M. W. Graham, Hon. F. Talmud" and Er. W. E. Welby ; Sir 0. E. Webby retiree. Otaarwtot Boeuumm.—Montagu Chambers (L), Sir W. J. Codrington, H.C.B. (L), (late members); Alderman Salmon. (14. OnEeT OMIXII BT.—Earl of Anneeley (LC), (late member); Lord Wonky (L). (it t LloolU.—Hoe D. Mangles (L), James Bell ((9, (late memsers); Mr. W. Borill (C), Mr. Auden (L), end Mr. G. Onslow (L). H.LarAz.—Right Hon. Sir C. Wood, Bart. (L), Frank Crowley (L), (late members) ; H. Edwards, G. seater (C), Mr. leach (C). HARTZ (Noarto).—Melialle Portal (C), (late member) ; Mr. Mangey (L); Mr. C. 8. Leferro retires. Harm (SOUTH).—Lad W. H Chobrondeley (C), (late member), Hon. R. Dutton (C), Sint. C. Jarmo, Bart (L); Mr Campton retires. HA kW It 14.—Mr. Waddington retires. Mr. Jervis (C), Mr. R. J. heehaw (L). and Colonel Warburton (L). ASTIN OW—Patrick Francis Robertson (LC), and Fred. North (L), (late members). IIAVIIILFOIIb WM/. —J oln H. Philipps (LC), (late mem ber), Mr. W. Rem (L), Sir 8. Spry (C), and A. Baiulay (L). HELATON.—Sir R. R. Vryan, Bart. (LC), Oate member). H ItgrOttroll4 MR.—James King King (C), T. W. Booker Blakemure (C), Hon. C. 8.8. Hary (L), (We member.); Sir 11. Cutterell (L). Usauruaa.—Lioutanaat-Colonel 11. IL Clifford (L), and George Clive (L), (Late members). Haarroxoemar..—Sir Henry Meru, Bert. (C), Sir B. Lytton, Bart. (C), Able Smith (C), and C. W. Puller (L), (late member.). lIIMTWORD.—Thomas Chambers (L?, Right Hon. W. F. Cowper (L), (late member.) ; Sir M. Farquhar (C). Hodrrog—Joseph Locke (L), Sir James W. Hogg, Bart. (L 9, (late member%) ; Major Stuart Wortley (LC). Boaaran.—Willieur R.B. litzgendd (L), (late member) ; Mr. Scott. ThCOMSILATIELD.—Mr. Cobden (L), Mr. Akroyd (L). MUNTINGDONSHIKE.—Edward lellowes (C), James Rust =ate member.) ; Mr. J. It. Heathcote has lamed an ad -I,MiTIWODOX.—Majer-Onersl Jonathan Peel (LC), Thorne Baring (C), (ler. merlon). II u cc.— Mr. James Clay (L), Mr. Dtgby Seymour (L), Lord W. Compton (L). METHS.—Mr. Brockman retires; Sir J. Ramadan (L), W. G. Thomson (L). hermits—J. Chenille, Cobbold (C) 11. E. Adair (L) (late member.); Mr. Marsha= (L), H. J. Elwin (C). NIINDAL.—Geo. Can Olyn (L), (late member). Keen (EAST).—Sir F.dward C. Hering, Bart., William Deedes (C), Gate member.). Esti, (Wein).—Willisin Masters Smith (C), Chae.Wyke ham Martin (L), (late nirentoon) ; James Whitman. SEtuneartriertr..—Right Hon. Robert Lowe (L), (late member) ; Mr. Boycott. KNARESEOROVOH.—John Dent Dent (L) ,• Bea Thomas Woodd (LC), (ism menabsr) ; Mr. Wartheed (L), end Mr. Collins (C). NCAEUIRR IMITH).—CMOIMI J. Wilson PattenC), (We member); . James Heywood (L) retires; Lo rd Ca widish (L); Sir J. Yorke Scarlett. LAPICILIMIRE (SOUTH). William Brown (L), John Cheatham (L), (late member). LANCAETHIL—BasnueI Oregon (late member) ; Mr. Gyms. retires ; Mr. R. Gladstone C , Mr. It. B. Armstrong (Li, and Mr. W. J. Garnet (C). LAUNCEATON.—Hon. JoneinW. Perry (C), (late member). Lezna.—ltight Hon. M. T. Baines (L) (late member) • Sir George Goodman reline; Mr. Robert Hull (C), an al J. R. Mills (L). LF.ICPATLISHILEZTOITH).—Edward Basil Farnham (C), Lord J. Mennen (I , (late members) ; Mr. Fewest. LIIICIETZREHIRE (SOUTH).—Charles William Parke (C), (late member), Sir H. Belford retires ; Viscount Curnon. Lincserza.—Sir Joshua Walnuiley (L), John Biggs (L), (late members); Mr. J. D. Barris (L). LEOHINSTER.—John George Phillimore (L), Gathorne Hardy (C), Rats members); Mr. Willoughby (LC). Low®.—Right Hon. H. Fitzroy (LC), Hon. Henry B. W. Brand (L), Rats members); bir C. Blunt (C), W. H. Peters (C). LICHFILLIL—Lood Allred 11. Paget (L), Viscount Ban don ILC), (late members). LINCOLNSHIRE (Nourn).—James Banks Stanhope (C), (late member); Mr. Hamilton retire.. Lir cocrsitint (Sourit).—R'g.t lion. Sir J. Trollops, Bast. (C), (late member) ; Mr. Wilson (C), Mr. 0. It. Parke (C). LlNCOL2ll.—George Fierchi Homage (C), Msjor G. T. W. Sibthorp (C), (late member.) ; Mr. Palmer (L). LISILCARD.—}taIph Wait= Grey (L), (late member); Hon. A. Gordon. Livarrooc.—Themas Berry Horstall (C), Joe. Chris tmher Ewert (L) (late members), Mr. Charles Turner (C). leucow.—Lieut.-Colonel Hon. P. E. Herbert (C) (late member). Mr. B. Buttield ; Lord Powkdt retires. LIME Itrons.—Colonel William Pinney (L) (late mem 21111INGTON.—Sir John R. Carne, Bert. (late member), Mr. A. Mackinnon, Mr. Johnston. (L), J. Curling (L), W. Peacock (C), Sir G. F. Duckett (L); Mr. Hutchins retires. Lyre Rama—Lord Stanley (C), John Henry Gurney (L C) GEM members). Matecrartrcn.—John Bericklaburst (L), Edward Christ. Egerton (L C) (late members). Ms I MATONE.—William Lee (L) (late member), Mr. Beres ford-Hope (C), Mr. H. Mildreay (L). MALDON.-01,010 MOM. W. Peacocks (Cklohn Bromley Moore (C), Mr. J. . Waitron ( L) ; and Mr. Sutter, (L). MALIIMBURY.—TIMMES lAMB MALTON.-4. Evelyn Denison (L), Han. C. W. Fitz "Anima (L). MAIICHLETER.—Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson (l.), John Bright (L), (late members) ; Sir J. Potter (L), J. A. Turner (C). M•RLDOROVOIL—Lord E. A. C. B. Bruce (LC), Major H. B. Bering (LC). GREAT MARLOW.—Lient-Colonel T. P. Williams (C), Lieut.-Colonel B. W. Knox (C). Mantorrwritertnic—Wm. W. E. Wpm MERTHY6 TTIMIL.—Htery Austin Bruce Mintrulurr..—earanel Warren (C). MONICOOTHEXIIM.—CharIea Oct. S. Morgan (C), Lieut.- Colonel E. A. Somerset (C). MONMOUTH, &c.--Crawnhay Bailey (C), (late member); Thomas Brown. MONTOOHERTSIMML—Lieutenant-Colonel H. W. W "in n Cl • motrroorenr, te.—David Pugh (LC). Moamar.—Right Hon. Sir 0. Orty, Bert (L). Nrwsiti.—Granville Edward 11. Vernon (LC), J. H. Moaners Sutton (LC), both retire ; Earl of (LC), and Mr. Headley are candidstau NEWCASTLI.ONDRII•LTIIi. Witham Jackson (L), Samuel Christie (L C). NEWCASTLE-OE4EIIZ. T. Emerson Headiam (L), omorge Ridley n (L), (late member); P. Cantab. (L). NEWPORT, ISLI or WlONT.—Robert WM. Kennard , tzteieur), Captain Maness (L), Mr. Barton L , Rase (C). Mr. Massey retires. Noarout (Easy).—H. Negro Burrosibes ci n a g: Henry J. Strarey, Bart. both retire. The are General Wradharn (L , and Sir E. R. Burton (Li : hi onvocx (W air). W. P. Bastin& ( L (life I= Mr. Baggs retires. Mr. B. Gordon ( NOITHALLEZTON.—W. Battle Wright.= (L), MOIL E. bacellas (C.) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (NORTH).—AUVINEMI Stafford (C), Lad &ROL, (C). NOILTIIAMPTOXIINORR (Seem). Linetenant-Colovel R. H. R. H. Tyre (C) Rainald Knightley (C) (late SO(01- bers). Lord Althorp (L) in a candidate. NOILTRARPTOR.—Right Hon. R. V. Smith (L) (late member). Mr. H. Carrie retiree. G. W. Hunt (C), Mr. C. (L). 11017111:11PRRLAND (NORTII).—LOrd Loraine (C), Lord Ossubeton (C) (late members). NORTIII MIO.ILLAND (SOUTH).—WCIAW. B. Beaumont (L), Hon. Hen 0. Liddell (LC) (late members). Noetwien.---Sir Samuel Bignold (C) (We member). Mr. Werner retires. Mr. Scbne der Vuecount Bury_ NOTTIXONAMARIRX (NORTH . — Lad Henry sentinck (ai...Lord ). Robert Clinton ( (late member.), J. B. (L NOTTINGUARARIRE (SOCTR).—WiIIiRM Hodgson Bar row (C), Viscount Newark (C) (late members). Norrixonme.—John Walter (LC), Charles Paget (L) (late members). Mr. Ernest Janes Me pottlishol an address. OLDHAM.—John. Morgan Cobbett (L), Wm. Johnson Fox (L) (late members). OXFORD•IIIRE.—Right Hon. J. W. Henley (C), Colonel J. Sidney North (C), Geo. 0. V. Harcourt (LC) (late members). Lieut.-Colonel Vane (L). Oxrueu (Cirv).—J. Houghton Langston (L.), Right Hen. Edward Cardwell (LC) (late members). Mr. C. Neste, of Oriel College, and Serjeant Omsk* are candidates. OXFORD ((rNIVERSITY).—}tight Hon. William Ewart Gladstone (LC), Sir William litathoota, Bart. (LC), (We members). Protemoneenste.—Viscount Erolyn (C) (We member). Peretcolde Brmuome.—Sir John Owen, Bart. (C) (late member). Mr. O. IL IL indersley (C). PENRVX AND FALMOLTII.—OON•eI OIFSII (C), James Willies (Isin asps). Pufffkiremertanten, O. Wentworth Fitawillinn (L), Thomson liankey (L), Oateraembers) ; Mr. 0. 11. Whalley, (L), Perseanet.D.—Sir W. G. H. Jolliffe, Bart. (C), (late member). PLTROUTR.—Robert Parrett Collier (I.), Roundell Palmer (LC), (late members); James White (L). PORTS/RAC:T.—R. Monckton Mance (L.), Benjamin Oli veira (L) (We members). Poole.—Henry Denby Seymour (L), G. Woodroffe Franklin (C.), (late members). PURVIMOVTO.—Might Hon. Sir F. T. Baring, Bart.' (L). Viscount Monde (L), (late reerutere); Major-General Sir J. M. F. Smith (LC), Capt. R. Lambert. remrox.--Sir O. Strickland, Bart. (L), (late member) ; Mr. It. A. Cron (L) ; Mr. Townley Par ker retiree ; Kr. Chu. P. Greaten (L). RADROAlbalkt.—&F J. B. Wahl, Bart. (C), (late member). RADNOR (New).—RightHon. Sir G. C. Lewis, But (L), (We member). READlNO.—Francis Pigott (L) ; Singer Keating (L), (late members). REDIATL—Thomea Somers Cocks (LC), (late member) ; Mr. Heckblack (L), and Colonel Parrott ,_L). RRTFORD (EAST).—ViSOOOtt Oalway i (( c )) , Hon. William B. Buncombe (C) (late members); Mr. . Foljambe (L). RICHIROND.—Henry Rich (L), Marmaduke Wyvill (L) (We members). Rerox.—Willism Beckett, retires; Hon. Edw. Laird/es, retina; J. A. Wane (L). ROCHDALR.—Edward Hiall (L ) member. ROCHERTER.-80 Themes Maddock ( ), retiree; Philip W. Marlin (L), (We member) ; tiezjeant Ringlike (I.), Mr. Money (C). Itunann.—lion. Gerard J. Noel (C), Hun. 0. H. Heath oote (L) (late members). Rva.—Wm. Alexander Mackinnon (L), (We member). Sr. Ives.—Captela L. Lade (L C), (We member), Mr. Paull. a SALPORD.—Mr. Leagworthy retiree. Sir E. Armitage is a candidate. -. B7l.last7tir.—Msjor-General E. T. Buckley (L), (late member). Mr. Chaplin resigns. Mr. M. H. Marsh and Mr. James Campbell (L) are in the field. SA sowics.—Jamee M'Gregor (C), (late member). Lord C. Clinton retires. E. H. K. Holmium (L), Lord C. l'aget (L), and J. Lang, are candidates. BCAILHOP.OI:OII.—Sir J. V. B. Johnstone, But. (L C), Earl of Malgrare (LI (late membert_), Dr. Hayford. thuirrunuar.—Hon. W. H. N . Portman (L), (late member) retina. Snarrittu.—John A. Roebuck (L), George Hadfield (L), (late members). Mr. Overend, Q.C. (C), is a candidate. Bourn fienuue.—Robert !seam (L), (late member). New SHOW.T.HAM &C.—SIT C. H. Burrell, But. (C), Lord A. F. C. 0, Lennox (g (late members). Stiaeweauar.--Oeo (late member), Mr. Baltiock retiree, Mr. H (C), Mr. Plubbs (C), Mr. Blaney (L). &morainal (Nowni).—William Ormsby Gore (C), J. Whitehall Dod (Cl, (We members). SHHOPAMIRZ (BOUTH).—IriAOOWIt Newport (C), Hun. Robert W. Clive (C), late member'). Summar (Emnr).—William Miles (C), William F. Knatelibull (Cl,Jlate members). Sumenerr (Witar ,L .Chas. Aaron Moo t tyS, W. H. P. Gore Langton (C), members) ) . Mr. cad (L). SOUTHAMPTON.— . Wilkol (L), Thos. M. Weguelin (L), (late members). STAPPORDIAIRE (NORTII).—C. Bowyer Adderley (C), Smith Child (C), (late membeisl._ Srarroituantwe (Sour:)).— Earl of Uxb ri dge and the lion. E. R. Littleton ; Mr. W. Mathews la a can didate. -- irit - rroato—John Ashford Wise (L) retires; Arthur Jobs °tray (L), rctires; C. B. Lococke (L), H. F. Cadogen (L), Captain CarnqOr (L). Brsitroso.—Sir Frederic Thesiger (C), Lord Robert T. G. Cec l (C), (late members). u . .. STOCKPORT-741DM Kershaw (L ) , John Benjamin Smith (Li, late members; Mr. W. Gibbs (C), Alderman Copeland (L. TOILE-ON-TRENT—John Lewis Ricl,), Hon. Frede rick L. Gower (I.), late member; A dmiral Sir J. Herbert (C), Mr. Bengough (L). ersozewge Poulett Saone (L), Right Hon. Edward Homan (L), (late members) ; Mr. M. N. Turner. Bveroic (Eater)—Sir Fitzroy Kelly (C), Lord Henniker (C), late members. Surroin (WEsr)—H. S. Waddington (C), Captain Philip Bennet (C). (late members); F. M. Wilson (C). SUNDERLAND—G.3OIW Hudson (C), Henry Fenwick, (C), late members; Mr. It. Walters (L) STEREE (EAST).—Thumaa Alcoa (L), Hon. P. J. L. King (I.), (late members). Sraar.v (Wasr).—HenryDrumincmd (C), (late member); J. I. Briwoo (L). Mr. Evelyn retires. Mr. H. Currie (C) is a candidate. Steers (Euir).—Aug. Eliott Fuller (C), Lord Pommy (C), (late members) ; Hon. H. W. F. Cavendish (L) and Mr. J. 0. Dodson (L). SUSSEX (Witer).—Earl of March (C), Henry Wyndham (C), (late members). SWANSEA, &C.—Lcwis L. Dillwyn (L), (late mesnber). TAIEWORTIL—Sir Robert Peel, Bart. (L C), Viscount Ranh= (L), (late members). TAUNTON.—Right Hon. H. Labouchero (L), (late mem ber). Sir J. Rametten retiree. Mr. Arthur Mills and Hon. W. F. Campbell (L). TATIATOCK.—Hon. George H. C. Byers (L 4 Robert J. Phiiliniore (L C), (late members). Sir John . Trelawney, Bart., and Mr. B. Carter. TEWKERRERT.—Humphrey Brown (L), John Martin (L ) (late members) ; Mr. W. Cos, barrister (C), Hon. T.Lygon ( L). THRTPORD.—EarI of Euston (L), Hon. Francis Baring (L), (late member.). Mmes.—Sir W. P. Garrey, Bart. (C), (late member). TIVERTON.—John Iteathoote (L ) , l Viscount Palmerst on (L), (late members); Mr. J. Heron azwedi(C). TOTEM—Thomas Mille (L), Earl Gifford (L), (late mem bers); Mr. Mackenzie and Mr. Gregory. Tanito.—Both the late members retire. Mr. A. Smith (L) and Mr. B. Willis (L). TTNEMOUTII.—WiIIiam Sehaw Lindsay (L), (lateinember). Caltain 'Anstalt is a candidate. WAKEFIELD.—Kr. Sanders retires; Mr. Cbarleelrorth (C). WALSALL.—Mr. Chas. Forster (L), (late member). WAREHAIL—I. S. W. 8. E. Dean (C), (late member). Colonel Burton (C) and Mr. Calcraft (1) are candidates. Wartainoroor. , —Gilbert (Treenail (C) 'N . ftate member). WARWICIIIIIIIK (NORTH).—Chas. Newdrote (C), Richard Spooner (C), (late members). WARWICKSHIRE (SoVTH).—Lord Guernsey (C), Evelyn P. Shirley (C), Qete members ; Mr. Bolton King (L C). (1 , WARWICE.--000. Wee. J. on (C), Edward ()reeves (late members); Sir C. Douglas L). WELL/I.—Right Hon. W. G. ayter (L), Captain H. H. Jolliffe (C), (late members). WENLOCIL—Right Hon. O. C. W. Forester (C), James Milnee Osakell (C), (late mernbere). WRETTIORELAND.—Hon. H. (.7. Lowther (C), Earl of Beetive (C), (late members). WY.TROUTH AND ?LILCO/SIR REGlS.—George Medd Butt (L J. R. C C), Co ampbell (L lonel W. ). L. Preget= (L), (;We members) ; Mr. R: Worsen.—Robert Stephenson (C), Rite member). WHITEHATEN.—Robert Charles iklyard (C), (late WlGAN.—Colonel Hon. James Lindsay (C), (late mem ber) ; Joseph Acton (L), retiree ; H. Woods ; F. S. Powell. Isms or Wroitr.—Colonel F. Vernon Hero:nut retires; Mr. C. Clifford (L); R. W. Williams (L). WILTS (Nonra).—Walter Long (C), T. H. S. B. Est court (L C). (late members). WILTS (Sourn).—Right Hon. &Herbert (L C), William Wyndham (Ls), (late members); Lord H. Thymic (C). WlLToN.—Edmund Antrobus (L C), (We SHIIIIINT). WINCHISTIIL—John Bonham-Csrter (l a t, a lir J. Buller Best:Ban- (C), (We members) ; Mr. Wyn Porten (L). Winneon.—Css William OrmNl (L), 8 " ,005 Ricardo (L), (late members) ; Mr. W. Vansittart (C). WoLTSlZAMrTox.—Riglit Hon. C. P. Villiers Thomas Thontely (L), (late members). _ Rupert Kettle ( . Wooneroca.-111.27 of Blandforl (C:2, • WORCISTISSIIIIS AST).—CSOMO me. O. ituenout (C). J. H. H. Foley y emer.b.r.).., ORCISTRILBIIIII Winn Knight (CLViacoant Rhuley ( gat! . 111dmbl• LISKIIay AWLS Ricardo (L ), Otte mambas) ; Mr. Alderman • WTCollllll.—ar O. H. Driftwood, Bart. (L), Nardi Tucker Smith (L), (late nemsbres). Tainorrn.--86. Z. H. K. Leon, Bart (C), (late mew ber) ; Hon. C. B. Vereker (L'), Mr. T. M'Culisgh (L), sai Mr. B. W. Welkin (L). Yoacexlas (Hearn Rtnirro).—Edward B.Cayley(L Colonel 0. Dusomate (C), (late members); the Hon. C I: Dundee (L). YORKSHIIM (Baur RIDING).--Lord nodules (C), Capt. Hon. A. Buncombe (C) (Late members). (WWIT KlDlNfl).—Edmund B. Denims (0),, (late member) ; Lord Oodetich (L). Mr. Cobden retires. Tenn. —Colonel John Goorge Smyth (C), pate member). BQ VJ Milner retiree. SPORTING. (BT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) BIRMINGIIAM.-(THIN DAY.) ARRIVED At Surros.—llopeless Star, The: Archduke, Sultan, Sir Charles' Napier, Fawkes, Forced Queen, Gold finch, Penelope, M. A., and Maley. Many others expected. Tlurty.rour boxes taken, aril r ood fields expected, NORTIIAMPTON.—',This LAY.) ARILIVEIL—Gordy. The course ill 111 °catkin condition. LATEST BETTING. 4 to 1 apt Skirmixlier 4 SL Giles 8 to 1 Sir Colin ,_, to 1 100 to 6 ffilkntore (t) 100 to 0 Bracken (o 6) HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Brelale. Wednesday. Sefton Belt-at a snarler to Canaire lioraeritoloa. Wednesday. Budd. llenta ; Thersdat Anne Beata; Saturday. allaahall- at tulf.prat 10. Lord Danes., Wednesday. taint. Mann ; Tedn7. Ellwo-a 1 ban put 10. Larl Ylatuirdowela Wednesday, Headman ; TauraWY. SadiwwW Saturday. Broadway-et bait pat 10. Bandon, Friday. lidded tin Bridge-ea MS Ma 10. Ilarobletoa ble Bed IP, 1 hands). I.7pn/1-rd. LW past 10. Hayden. Tbuinday. The Eaulle ; !kW day Slatey-M 8. M. HIM, Su n day Darncembe-st ; Felder. lbotnton- at P. Mr. M. Antwu.frcan.day.w owlic.rd undp—at Puekeddde, Wednesday. Peyote; &Vasil,. Went Mund.. -68 le* M 10. llta ethean,Tbuyeday. Ott hall_pest Poe Willa !Mr. W)nettad Wd. ,dekaday. Calealnle BataWN arld" tW oesi Myna= Wolose li da.y. Graham ; Friday, &Down Put 1 -cabal( pan 11. York a nd Abney. Two:lay. &masa ; Tburrday, Wadden] &Wm aatwday, Tblrkleby-at a wain.? la 11._ - EMUS., AIM. ' , Hu mum mosilago. UN Bow lae, Wad—et 4 ; Eatr dati.l•ll4o Oue—st 11. Bohol's, Thandy. Lekbauni 44. flugl—at bal.k 12. Lad Lomdale a, rao—at 12. Yak et Thovio. L. Wil—ao loaf fall U. CRICKET. MARYLEEZNE CLUB. i ling the novel idea of playing on Lord's Gra t Zrlubs season, three grand county matches—the Wilblent in the two firm to compote for the championship in the think-- some objections have been made, conempaently Rohm. secre tary, R. Kynaston, Esq., determined on calling another onee mg of the committee, and at his house in Devonehire-stwet, Portland-place, on Thursday . last, they accordingly meenabled, indeferenee tot be various oputioneexpressed in many quarters, namely,that county matches played at Lord's would tend to de stroy,oritt any rate very much lessen,their intermit in (honors county ground, The KC . C.. °intuit tte having consichnsl this, unanimously decided upon abandoning them; and while taking credit to then:melee. for having yielded at once to the wishes of many influential cricketers, it has always been the endeavour of the M.C.C. to encourage the game of cricket in all parts of the United Kingdom, as well se on their own ground. The committee entertain, however, a confident hope that the programme of matches, as now arranged, will suf ficiently make amend. for any disappointment a previous an nouncement may have occasioned. As many of the follow ing matches have been actually fixed by the hon. secretary, and the different parties concerned, little doubt can be enter. Mined of their being played on the days announced. P ROO RAYNE or Marmara, 1867. Thursday, May 21. at Cambridge.—arylebone Club and Ground against the Undergraduates of Cambridge. Monday. June 1, at Lord's.—The All England Eleven against the United All England Eleven, for the benefit of the Cricketer' Fund. Monday, Juno 6, at Lord's. —Marylehone Club and Ground against the County of Kent. Monday, JUDO IS, at Lord's.—Marykhotis Clubrantf Ground against the County of Sussex. Thursday. June 18, at Oxford.-3farylebone Club and Ground against the Undergraduates of Oxford. Monday, June 22, at Lord'e.—Sixteen Gentlemen of the University of Cambridge against. the United All England Eleven. Mr. Dark's mate. Thursday. June 23, at Lord'a —The University of Oxford against the University of Cambridge. Monday, June 29, at Lord's.—Sixteen Gentlemen of the University of Oxford against the United All England Eleven. Mr. Dark's match. Thursday, July 2, at Lord's.— Marylebenel C lub and ro Gund spinet aileybury College (with Lockyer Monday. July 6, at Lord's .— The Counties of Kent and Sulam against All England. Thursday, July 9. at Lord's.—The Gentlemen of Kent . and Sussex against the Gentlemen of England. Monday, July 13, at Lord's.—The Gentlemen against the Players. Thursday, July 16, at Graweend.—Marylebone Club and Ground against the County of Kent. Return match. Monday, July 20 at Lord's.—The North of England against the South of England. *ere Monday, July 27, at Lord'e.—The All England Eleven against the United All England Eleven. Dean's benefit., Monday, August 10 or 17, at Canterbury —The Counties of Kent and Sussex against AU England. Return match. Thursday, August 13 or 20, at Canterbury.—The Gentle men of Kent and Sussex against the Guillomen of England. Return match. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, I.lARcit The troops in garrison will be reviewed to-morrow by the Duke of Cambridge on Southsea-eommon, prepar►- tory to their embarkation for China. The Transit, wrew troop-ship, has gone out of harbour to-day to make a trial of her machinery round the Isle el Wight. The Duke of Wellington, 131, screw-ship, bearing the flag of Rear-Admiral Sir It. S. pandas, remains at Spitbeed, but eonses into harbour to be paid off. A portion of the 90th Regiment embark to-morrow on board the Transit for China. WOOLWICH, Xmas 22. The Bann and Brune, paddle despatch reeteels, under orders for China, having been completed for ponies were yesterday undocked, and will each receive a crew all forty men. The Aigerine and Lee onboate, under orders for China, are ordered to be removed into King William Dock hi morrow, to be coppered. CHATHAM, 111saed. 22. The Electra, 14, Commander W. Morrie (1852), arrived from the Australian station on Friday evening. The Renown, 91, screw steamer, will be launched an Saturday nest. The depbta of those regiments which are to embark for China, viz.. • 231t1 Welsh Fusiliers, 82nd, 90th Light la- Sultry, and 93rd Highlanders, are to be removed to this garrison fur the purpose of being attached to the provisional on. On Friday afternoon, 11 cadeta joined the headquarters d the Royal Engineers, for the purpose of going through a cows) of instruction in sapping and mining. A number of experiments have been made at Bromptea barracks, by order of Lord Panmure, to ascertain the aunts of a new method of arranging the charges of gunpowder used in destroying stockades; but the result, however, proved the superiority of the plan now in use. CONVOCATION.—The convocation of the clergy of the premise. of Canterbury has been formelly dissolved, and the eeriety chapters and archdesconries will proceed to the election of proctors in tke worse of a few days. i N c k upja.__..on Fridayevening an inquest was held on the body of • child 16 months old, the daughter of • poor man named Bakes Ewing in James-place, Ratcliff. Banished been lately thrown out of work in consequence of an in to his Lind, and two of his children being *Racked -with I fever, he obtained an order for medical relief from the Kat ' cliff Workhouse. The jury were of oon that Mr. Stephen son, the surgeon to the workhouse, liad neglected the child; and ex diesatisfaction with his treatment of the poor y. The Coroner observed that it was the fourth oc euion on which he had been obliged to lecture Mr. Stephen son at the request of juries. [Advertisement.)—HoLLowae's OINTMENT AND Kr.fr•rtOt•atto sisa. Lao•—•atotet th. Wier teem ::: ola at" ot Oblitobolnot. Woololiti•C w ttfotot Itc4Senroy: wile punt mil o• my log. foe ta=tit Int le • : 411••• oat aftemnta so se WIN 57 In; Nit I sat kawr to :1=••••ets t alb re:gd f r t attr i allt a t Yn icaoy "" l L irdlll. l. l7l . lett...agb • aria,Gl:gut-4..r.,....ira.zuv. ._ ~;