The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-24 00:00:00

ice., ~. +.:-._. L- • z Ttt Trxxi r 51. . I No. 3,047.] 1 , .1. 4 ING.%PORP. ma PENANG (with A.. Ito I knre ',elbow .4 be, ear.° eigneoll. tM Lujk I...rque GLE.I.4 It. A I I ..r. PII.IIO. Commaiedrr. . 11111 e t the 1...10w • -I,op has tery weperlor annotarnteim... m. 0.! apply lo I:11A I. Ll, W LT4I?I and d11'.%r.4, IT, • h AKA, I..Wre. man. Kgeraircel. VOli KURkACHFP.. i b . finp, . • II tryfir WORT. ..I' 1. scl tow rest Ker. ROHYRT PKEK e . woe la the lrt KA. llr axotnnx.latiust • I,M •t• to me *IL ootal, rt aft 4 4 , 11•‘1111111... gr • pal —I of ert.At r p..on a4MJ4t ell W ALTON ‘ot. otrytet. 1.4.1••• 1.1 1 7. ua ,, g.w.". .t F on in)kr 191111.1.1 P, 'hi, fine, t•Pt-11.1.11i1M Alp VI/ haTIT t MN. A 1. PI tone nitioter. 4.1. 0 11a r r21111k11 T k t .4. teentlea ;11at in the L name k. llama aloe p.p. ow. I ...p.n.., aenerenndathet for I. -.neer., t nenthek mad e..se.t.anve even atteotha •111 he l.kl 1 C. 4 - Tra4l. lawn e...... and T a ezt in rode. -1 7 niebt t• HN lA P 00 • 0:1 an 4 SOX 0,17, Oracecturata. ttwet.L.414.0.10111 IT. Mater Week nalL rilt LIMA bie.ot (to hinny 016 P JlM'Pee Little. Id& isa anatty an . Ur amearnt and east take Neat leas 11ea s tdbd aut el. dipper 44 .101 IN HsTANT. Twins. tr;l4.n, II ERMA N t'4,atniaralw OM London IN.i. Tld•.nr .b.ll. ha. C.• 4 ••••••••• 4114 . 111 n. at with itakii .seperh. freight or meow • td/ ClIAlll.ln WALTON Sal nt/Nr, 17, Urnowlstuch .OWI. 1.1%1. n. Water .treet. Lf1.n.•.1. 1•H HALI P AX. N.%. (a regular trier, to kbre Slime Hopei. We ate tost-owills, grohelin. tutgligthis, :QV tali mentor : N. CRON AN. Cownwaroirr : bin Is the ...owl, Ilio arrowinalliton for • few lowa., to .h ,&. t .1 row"... or • rnaLaiti utloo will lw j0..1 —For IMO, at in v., amly t.. ell %lath. w•LTO% sari SONS : IL Ormosehuitin itir.l. L ..... await wawrania. Llttlyout Sorlt HALIFAX fted WINDSOR, N.B. (t o N u.. the Itrle.l. the floe foot.solliog Ineetaiw torque, STACK. tee Woo eerb•ter, JO IN TO VE. Cotonatrekr : ',hag la t.: lobo Omits H. areowimedaUm fee • few to ..., , • . ,: a. ..I 1f4M1110111,0 Clerk sttersti• n wil/ —tor At , r o wwo apply to VIII 41ILLIO WALTON ea.' *Pie% 17. lhoortnevh ~ t re.t. Lomita. nowl 17. Waterwovet, LlvertooL VOA HOBART TOWN Direct (a regular Trader, Ism eeribra)4e put of bee awe•+ eeo2ol. met •01 be ee• Needed ' , drab the Maw:l4los selp 1.1: Rll TW AT CR, A 1 U ..11 toAr• nir•tr. 111.11 A RDWRANK 110 RE, u•nuniader • ha, NI tee 1.0•4 • Ih. L. Thl• ob , is be. e fall lop. with Anent; 50 , 41.1.111...• ev pt.-mom—For 'VA a. 4•011 W . 6 11.4 "It 1, HAMMON. 112 !MR.,. hod to.. IT IN. Nee, • ie. 7 . elebetwou•street ; or to 1/11,1TT sod /11.1011 E, a. Paritc*.tnet. 'OK Pour PHILLIP Diroet (to sa il from the 4 :I: " ' "t it. j . 4 1 4: 1 3 1" " tr i ln i, 47:. MI Ta.ll " .l. 4 llp k e r t=f 1 " A11._.. ,4 . &111, v.. 1.1". 1 ......a .4, . I Wall, J. IL (10IWREY : . bi.g to dat ad Is l. Nola. Tat... ..4.1 la. • torwrniticcat rowp with boWrato araaaaalaa . a I v , , a'aa Is. room , . 440.1 fowl leer bay 'tam .lecka am a d • r.,14r ow noaitr for • limited noodle. of weal -clam sots. Mem cal sill nun •• exportnwed rodywoo.—Yor holed 4w moan int, to cal Ws rioof. ty,_ es board; at Mr. L GELLATLY. olti Ow mom Moor, 1.. 111 NBA X sad BORN; or to ORI MORIN and TR E. P14.1LX.10, Orto4W-ti or,Sualeimplos. mid '2, Conic, aaallate Cattail NEW 21LAND. AUSTRALIA, tee.— REPIMICS YOUNG sad Co.'s LINE. The following A Isllllll ors, kolas kr We witknocntionc4 WO. 111 w sot witilenswoon rial 4 IN liilWl - alliw Csoliim. r &atop .. 0. C. Canino Irral / 1 14 ' s "‘ . l fik-t • ... A. Dolton— .. ~ry 3 i 4, 1 Jo. dodger.. tkort Allay ... harks hia:. Was . Caduate. .. I 116111 " 1 ". Loling to Übe Lodes Dock. Velem.° To mos uut loomilen tbono Imo claw ladovocot ur ramp apply to lataita W Co 4 AnhJl Ter r :-r roan. SW I My 38 GOO I Ilay 31 SOO luso 2 •100 hay 1 MT Jew 33 I Mal 31 ry toorolhee YOUNO /PRE NORTH of EUROPE STEAM RAVI -0 VTION COSIPANTII Irebelre PTM AM ontrs yin be West. d fate Invert Wharf, eateries sante sod rresesee by the Waal Neon Rather MA Teenager FleoebuY2l, es fellows: Po( PhTSIIOIIOIO TOWN, May 310 and Jalaa 13. (.01 1 1.,111ACES. Ma) 39, Jena, end 13. STYTTIIII, May 30, Jar I. sod 13. bANTZIO oa 1 EON 1 UdltliMO. Jame f. and 19. Aid noalent .or seal foe Torre. Mashers. Cumbers, and Matta I , * FL lets,bar.:, Dunne. sod Monetebent every fonstabt. Pres.:en sod Adore by tide route .41 obtain the talons, lia t admirer.. tZI. .4 '44) MILES of SEA N•TIOATION. PAVING of the sell'3lll MATING af • PART of the IP PUNA NCK on 000141. Per farther lertleren r to fie. end throrb Wee foe ern , at the iteopsay's ofllese, t. Lee tetrestegere, Landon. ren teratre and sat& e. to Mr. C. Mader. 3. Merney-onart. Toner YLL P , r et , •tter- , 4e r: sod sa 4111.-T Ra lik Porte. to Mars C. 2 :bora tele,. IS. barer erre sod Itte perergere sad paccels. o 71r J. t, Yukth.t. 3141. wkwaraw.t. W. S. A XMAS:WU, Merellot Under. law.—height Ay the Ka Ramer. to Ilakfae, linetra, sod New 1' ark ann. 1. E 4 per tea,..aae 6 orr rem prIoallo• RlllaH and !Whitt AMERICAN ROYAL )1 AIL .TVA /I Fri i rid. apporotc4 Irk the Admiralty to MI en LI A EN POOL and Y LW I OltIC &reek and latera. LIVER.. *teen I. ail laorTON, the Ihoton.hipm oily Ml. , g at lIA LI Val to WA sad re* yr grooenoa• and act MONO% /hi The G.4.eiskt. or °V yr I r•orh are &eyeball/14mi heal la•wwooi: %I trIA EA. far Ihro !Wt. ashram. nag; AR thIA, for NEW YORK. Itahrwlef A. All ERICA, he horITAIN. thearrelle. AN Ihreaso worm. reehollag Armenia he aid proWelehr. M... 1 M . = Ileee or INW M AS. ach out ha elealsel es rnilTe tra. rhlet she Twenty Sc. Owlaws; eienad 'NW. Iteri elto Nom York. chef aslan t Tlerly Ilelwasz serwal ski, weir/Odor. , rs. Mem& Swan week la emir end l•• 55. Th.* wwweeathe bow assammiallea tar :9,..= stub" .4 reared &ea prowalar.. Pw=sw Wther WiselhalWW, ll* l• J. B. hew& IL Ow ilres•• : l Coro : HAMAR • a. at_ Ilels, postm: le Cect i ! p i ri ..c gic ii 2 .o.o. m. rid I se. memer 1 . 1 „.. n. ..... _Weiriereeh lararkorel. greMle NRW YORK, frau homoe. &w w twat Phu. NMI 4.101 shim .Wt pinateally from hats. Ihpha hi OM TURK 418•14 4610110 v.. fthiotiT, avelkohrprow, Wad& ma 4. W. 08.1.240 = 711. . . eamobt • IX X. we ww. Two Oaraapeavr. VI ~hill Is, 1 41 : 9 1m~ ww 2ocresd ti r lie ropiert u.. o Sletr woos, Eri, ob. am Oa haft 'sacral walk olsompro gm. 41,- * *IO Ihdho. ha alma MI; mood 441110.4 ^ ba ha .... 401 Wahleolmh Oft aho. MOO MOM X* ....II IMPIOII dr LI& Ands la • V DLO sad shoal..o hIL Nlairnatiohaa. Chro011ow; Ole r.mokeypaol b CllO4llll or Oa, O•ao=ash NM et, Onialbarda IL Drabmei Mho et chat has su Ztalial aloha 'VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCRB. TO PH IPTIRIL Tbe VICTORIA DOCK CONNIX If GAYS SOTICS that the fel betas ales. rta : Tom 11101111FS. ILUITZI3I CITT ur: Krim WIT= It DOM SAT Wright sad Os. . . . Am.?. rams: . Hordes sod fa& rtes. I e•lsh esterase. he the %lets's Dort. The r.re tahhertak• agar Free the Ow thr Nett ak_pee Ilea If Cameo. et Otholl ia ltEr. t.. Stmettaed that:hew kw heath Urn WDens her r petatttle• et set Ira ass Ove toot am& a remereyed ars Mimed Ornest to the alp • .1.14 sad eh abuse fee flares,* es l OSP li tetr a keteet ea fr. the Desk at the e mho. Tints; senteutsr;74, laeleed at an Starts Dedboess. Itood Ti: or at Ye Ofte.: et the SteslyarK eh I. Thunesstrret. CTAPTICII, Kaaager. LONDON sad NOKTH WES I ERN RAILWAY. ISEIII.era' TICKETS wailable TI aed Wm. MMS WS/1114 WWeft - Oa • T maim Tl rt alivrr4.l:lo. and doldl Mr ak•l• will be TMlnn* ew raro. las *war ido. Tao bane elm .s..t.Jaw •,• %s a wed W Utlim " •••• 11 dim arilmon : 0100. Owed dun x ol + l ' t. Wllealuespe rad Mot ON o . u .1. rl l• arr. went ........) 1.6 0 10 0 . 00 risailo4lltv. sod PIA 0 11' 0 d 0 4 `t.0010•2 tvditto ani 2 0 0 11 2 RlonM, NARK " NW *MOW Lugoalleilaa. Jane. 1a.4. AIR DESTR()IER, he removing effectual!, no.Leth.". war 11, , e the Ileee. heti. ame, sad Made. •Weed he the .111. N 4 ,1 et 3e. *L. la 1. d.. NM W. f't rte N4l6 ' ni IA A 1.1 X. a.. 14.. halt .llce. I. Little 4,0•••-ativot,H4gli 1144- I , mulled 1 , 4 .tanala ; Iftely yot, deals:l4m T1111181:11AR. Protested by Royal Utters Para al Itaitaa, ad anal b do Nab a al=dl h r, '.. arnimee IN" ad the lama' llama a aadkaa r . . b • olm..if tor Masada% armanlboiL sod me rry slaw Treloonao. No 1,, allartadlyjs do alai olad= Oes..letoly ooJ autryil eradloome al Wain of Om .._ft , ft'se ~ o. oote . ~.LO MOMS b, lejiMrle al dla own of a be poll.. of the fikeeme= rZ ift ft.... , ft kr ibatd . &wine va Lad a war via , babbbod•t ....... = 4 ti:i IMMO emodtelea. gel all Op am wool.f Moroi tovorre. 141101Mee. Nella#ol b......._amt,.."N. val.l of la 4. nr .....il. rol of II leimedes _, .. '`',,_ ,„—• ea leo blot to'4• milkoit ads se Wig —, N" " 4 ` 4 " Prk• 11.... f.., ...... il isio ke, siva WI ra Wpm. ,.. ~„ , ,„„ : ......te. at S 1 l i i.: lat" Mar a b 6° M al ..., 114 V. 'woo, Lolleroand. Roue. iit. To to mo "Woolf ood Mad. ~ Lop doe a Juto.o.na *I, Cirshill _,- Hannay tad Co.. 03, ~ .f..t..44, .t , atol yr .13e. Oak rdAreei; 1. H. Inieem elleirtot. M. Mort. t.tro. t. Itaaor.oe; sad had, asakaast U. VadasieiwArest.LNlAlle. INCORPORATED RT ROYAL CHARTER CONFERRING LIAIITED LIABILITV. THE COLT )Ni AL PI Kitt? COMPANY. CAHLO flimt In :..nit. elan, of CU each: with t...w,T to is . Tv..< the areoteoL Ootolut KY YOU. 111. Eleelleeey the Right Me Lori llowspl 1k Wa , rlen. O.C.R. 111. L 11{),•111 1111.144.1 &I ale COairt of Rowed-. Eseett.Dey inc Ree 7 Iterhl), K C rm., .1 Lacellesty light. &Amend W..deluere. Eq., thovnee of Itette.h Guiana. t ST .b 7 411.0 4 . 00,1,11Torft—GROIROE 100 OLDERICK .I. °USG. Ewa, 4, Cortect. curt, Oraceetturch Dr•t rt.Ootsaf tea—CHARLES COWAN, tiy., M.P Cannon •trttt Wet. Tralcrict Lever. Auden. , 21.1, Ilyclelask moue. Jam. Jeweeete 41..imee. E.... 3, Upper Or....teuor fared. (ladle. Edward N,,,,rnea. Ewd...; New On a I Waft Diaby demour, )4..• rentharvh r.tr.et. !Ivory fr•ower, , 31,u7 at bid Jame. Andtan Tamer, krq , Prevalcut 4 the Commercial Association. Ilaasebeta.r. In Jarratak fic.nre 1144.) lb, . threbant. X In Bettl.h Guiana Hot am filmier f atophell, Erg . Honorary Form tary to the Royal Arricul.uni dockty of MUM Helmut. 0•011* Tows, Damenre. Omer Lets a Pons,. a.— Fotherkill. fdelleloletoe• DA•llll.r.—Mmen. Hey ts noel. celiards 4. Lombard-Amt. ita—Ware anl ewer, L•et 3el. Thnanuort entreat. Putietrona—M..no. Prichard and Collette. M. Lincoln* Inele/J4 ler leralT —Joseph mom orth nhorp. tN.. P. U.S. odic —3.. Etnetiorch wort. TIN Clads empower• the c...otany to pur hem Estate, to culti vate ared poroloo• Vltay. PI eta Ita M. 1 . 0100101. and to prepare mad brag sir ribroo to norkt.t. for ell which porpues effectual ammo, sr is on nada miVof the F,.. w. antaloloo th• 1,1.4 lOW. InforTeStim. VIII Mime of oppileatios *or Arm, roar be obodosisi oho atiliaOompony, f 4. Vesehurchntreet ; from the solicitors. Mena. sod Collette LincolOalnalk-d• : from the Looks Wolter. Mr. Omme Vdtrard Poymonr. 30, Thrwmor °n ein'. • lad IMO therm. al l.n.itat • en...inted m Mbacbestal. Laver. PO4 tl i g i dlzbemb. tile•dor. Hamden. Aberdeee, AM ballast b 7 whom too Nom will be mocked. DR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL musEUM, Clorsateratatt, .—Opee foe posionso oolly Om II rea,—Cloatalatet=l.ooo awl re.1"..410... Ohllndy amp r Jr hatra trams la health aad throw the ma — at ma& &a. LUCTItSIIB &limed at tal y wo. roar. and Wi- EMU. br Dr. O. Illi2Toll. 11111 i • VW img larrnottag wrist • ftailma la arra la ra•reref Mawr brag. , at Ititd-paal right SIM Orlahla ad 11111•10111. 0.. emus. A.LL UNINA TIONB for rho PEOPLA.— SPLENDID TS INSPAIIENCIES of VAIIIOPS DEVICES. 3 ft. by 6 ft. a In., and Pram, comp eta. for . 46.. at T. lILSN AAA Nl4. D.liiser and Draught...lMM 7. 16116cfrtar“tryet, Ildeastroot. City. Trasopar.neka made W an) Ago and kat on We. DREB/31NC) CASES .- At Mr. MRCHI'S BE TA. BLISI4II6IITa. lit. Ilagalaalram. Ife. 4. laaasaimallaMail. aad Cfpial NM*, an allatased saw awn 4pailerat al arab* alma. Wank la MMUS 0 CASIO, wellataaam. mle. gra= am " 7: 4B V7j2 ier ale . ise= Shay aileme:CmrariViraltss%eiLis. ilbit la ipmel.ta, ril a woke of Nadia. PORDINO'S WATERPROOFS in the beet NM. Oor .s; •ba will Oso4 .11 Imam. sod rs=ta ethutia Tlidr z rabien. the Ng wry. ra ll oartYJZ,..,w, ' Mr.tlti..... :: aide Osidlog• Midas loots are the br e i t imei r i tL OOMS toil Sir as • mama MK. 01 ..... as so bap sir. Dri•lft . gra a. bake atom fileilk i k 41ido• if n c•••• from to ~ cc nor .a .1413 do row of J. C. COLD II =in wit of ftaplotoz. THRESHER'S INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS, lighter. softor, aad las wrynaise than the twat .211111114 awl prewar tow 1/01111 ansy in liotha or dlawrotablo qualay.—Sohl colla by THRESHER and GLENN Y, East lo n a sad Omen! Clutattero sett dsor to floweret Masa kraal. N.M. Lid"( the awessare outfit for Whom (billow,. Ca leb. and others pressealtal r , w and foe a awasumeta to the a.lonice rdwoloira, to o. saybratica. rioAL DEP Ok.ARTURNT.—ByIOIea r Swam sad Railway. LCA sad 11id Depsts.-11~1.135. e liT oZsae le se.V iu g&ts= et LasdandoTre iftrusera tow part of Loeb.n. al ?Ss per Ms Hama et gamostaLls. par ton alai diet slim I‘..th Lome'. Itailmw lihrbbert. I.lle.ya sit boimlL QCHWEPPE'S MALVERN SELTZER WATER. 11. Boyish lewd the Holy Well rodeo .t lisivem ramooned for W. Mho. J. P. asd Co. coo moo prod.. e PELTZER WATER with ▪ the Mewled row: Reached peopertieewb oh Roes raidowd ttte Ramos /ploy r eekbested. Tbc7 °codifies reooetuVoeloo Pods, Wheals. sod ►mar Voters, sad Loonde. at Lapdog.. Liverpool. bristol, owl Derby. Wrap bottle is protected by a red label baud* their oigulare. eaTIALF-A-CROWN is now the twice of good Comm TN a. $ Mb. ham at the Watehomer of the Inet India Cowpony. Good Coln, la the berry. at la. pit In—li. Gnat St. HAWN City. RICH CLOTHS at Errol,. REDUCED PRICES. Aho ronerimee of the (ermine/los of the war, a gasetrty TAIIIPA V LING& 11 lards br I rat*, araele ear for the Orbersa, M be lOW 011KAP al DAY Id 8, 6.. Wale euir Lourdes. DRAY and Co.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTS, /ea. gum Yak vi, Thamerartm. mar Larlowbrlip. fp() LADIF.B.—KOWLANDS' KALYDOR. ea Oriental Mimi rat Pripsistion for Impaminguil Imutfibig Om Osuploalms. It ellionalls ilnyYfis.li minim tom si=ilmobiellins. ma Mbir itsimiems isiMians. gi Viitit liimmts it Os Meek ami tbs mbar itilhasy mita It minim d lin brit mil seme, Fmk" Is le =.....in, ,0 14 8" purttl is ami tetraling= bine rfra Ka eiWira. a iii bottle. Criftl im r.lllts midi Arrimds mem the wspiir, ~ml A. ku WLA A D sisi SOYo in red iota NM MM. iiiitin mien ..ad 14 cbinint. sod palinuern PEACE, PEACE. PEACE.- • New @mg ; Uhrtrated. b. id. •TM terms • setup& be 'The Teeters • hawk' we Imelehred b 7 Mb aim emp.ake—tverlby of the papaw wrier Ina eeeshoeir tMt enneelled wag.' Labia LAOS O.A. sad Co., New Deo tastes dreet. 'ad pelithiked, Thirteenth ,t. bees& feta Its pod tee. IpMCHOPATHIC boMkBfie MEhletit Ey J. Local; M.D. Devoid of a tocialeslay. No Imitate intanthed without the ledlestiono for as roecaos. sad the asset dere to he adertehteral As so nett for howeek eirdersna. mod madrearde. • hieihelne Clam toe this w pets ids As IttITOMIt el the •1011 , h. Paco 1.. A to them tto are dominoes el reemeardee the lloionopidtle trosimene r Wan: paellas • Com (Sr tti welt. set n a 34a lantana free at med et pertness snit. Jeille Loads es 41. Ireer.inurhyor sad Verioetr etralL eet. Word. jug paymi.a. N.. sad biterot txt Lthth ek _ _ _ethos Use maim& T his CURABILITY of CoNSUMPTIuIs , bring 111 , .IL .ewer lrrghs. (0 L iliethethee. thee M DYmim AL teeth= the SOW bald dile Obeek ••. l M I APTLY* eel D • • belle meth •ththth l prepee Id.. eIiASITA et the !MIT. Lemke : TdeeigNet& 0.14/1. WOOL arl Itheethrea ORISONIANA; or, Family Medical Adviser j.o.a. el the WWI Caw of Haelth. Neer-nod , Leedee. JAMBI Ilhave.a. the Illygelet. Pelee 6.1 .or 7d. Matpe Addese, " lirttoh WISP of Health, tire mg. leeedes." LLOYIYS W E by EKLY LONDON NEWo, Mel DOIVOLAII JICRSOLD. Al+lll4lo, ' T I Rat LATIoN —weirdo al 170.006. A ORMAT FACT foe •DVIIITIMERII. 111 ATI COLUMNS, labbeamt Ye VNRY LATIIRT 1141=10(3.. pricy TWOYAUS. sr Thrums. peat Irm o of Ibby Arm Assa k yy dine% firen LLOVIA balbborpitymbbLesAys. THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PA P ul a Wee swamped ML.Wwsped eL be Jeerael. adweas et two awermaree led roe u ri Jerew I. the *WNW raid were at Ise moral asers—ls the wanes of Ile la. dad la the veiled werairelle wad wwwardal bide Ills reallshred the dlr. aim& aad woman paws le Ifd MINION NEWS IS IMILIAILI AND IMPARTIAL As ttelwovely env report , 4 obwebee la the Is Saw le owned Se 14 by wiry tharla4 Mall, awl IS esalwas pTllarwa ONLY DAILY MINING REPORT. WO ef IT IMOLULIMI ALL OPPRNSITS ADVRITIORMIINTS. IS le Womb ladepeadwa. we. Sweet swam by .en Silw day wan um we sr lis wasmeeparlsk yaw Ws. vaadmersa sad airls taftwallea. waived Ow Wolf a 'Under rad geidea Lei WSW le raw. To Wardwell ei eas bedsit, se ...w... la We Meadow ; or al ILLemea . Wev ....4 lllelbeleaft. Losies. Er be la ebbliag tie by wades peg at a wise. rabies, MIL al Webb the reirset remeasere rads ft eagle M al ISe. IL we quarter. paid madame be Pubealse Grim LILY NEWS LENT TO READ, f rom 8 La. D oath 3 p s. , at In par trrk •upplierl Is tomb or country at for per any, or 1.3.. Ittootosopo=or ;by . TLIS. Bows Amt. 111. Taiplestroet. t LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 14 1856. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.--FaIDAT, MAT 23. The Lora CliaticaLcon took his mot ■t the u•eel tour. The E..' f CLANCAISTY sad Vaeoata DUSIOANNOX paginate ptt tine. li f taant tn. Maya INA b Gr.nt. A N 1u LOAD pr./mated ',Winn. Iu m West Hatlunty and ...tn.., p,tes .g..st the Chatch Katt. A. of t or Ba . Tn. Bi•h .put prestuud 'ottani.' against the Ch.f. l Nat... Annua., Bill. he ;at down, be wished to express ■ h. pe that no other boo. geoti. to.o eroall par a queevio• to tato on that motion, as be would have ao oppitatuty of r.ptpi. g. ST JAMES'S-PARK AND THE STATUES. 01.111a1.-rtedtotheploresirf is prov.suetta in St. sews's-park, t , vards whiat he off. red vine sogrri•tisse, aed larther c ommintee norm the mat met of the public state, s asd ct tercets w-•rks of art in vested to the ?resume of the NattlOael In the convenatioo which er.surn the Marquis of Lans downe, Lerd Itedesece, .he Marquis Clannesrde, Earl Stasoop., mad other peen took p.n. Toe subject was thus allowed to drop. Td• Drninng• (Priyrl• Advwcets) Auto.:lmes, Bill wcs read n w rood aim•. The a. loot c tomitte• on Sciredory Ponishorects was nc wonted on tle taos of Earl STANIIIOPII. Ills Smoke Neisaore Abst..unet.t Act Amendment Bill vs. read a tend time cad posed. Thew Icr.labipe adjoareed at tea minuted past 7 o'eltek. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAY, MAT. 23. T. 8 took tto choir at 4 o'clock. _ PRIVATE BUSIED'S. TEIRD RIADIusO..-Ike toilowtng Purl IMO road I !biro lime: &c., R^ode; Coln. Valley inl H Attend Runway; C..rk Bridges, Wuterworke, & ; Fleet. wood, Preston, nod Wo.t Ruling Junction ita.lway; Oz ler 1, Woeceror, aad W. Iverla oton Rvieeuy (eztoosi ^I time, &e.); Illhetw.burz ~nd Her. l•id Stock ton and Middlnetwousb New Road cod Brion.; Yermouth and Haddiscos Re 'way; Forth Burgh and Harbour; Bills. PUBLIC BUSINESS. NEW WRIT. On the motion of kr. HATTIB., snow Writ gratin feted to be maid for toe ee.tion of a member for the borough of Lorbeeid,ta We room of Lord WaterpArk, who lied tainted hw seat. CRIMEAN MEDALS. h raply to %bail Datum, Mr. PEEL misted that the Crimean medal bad bore ewes to a l Satoh toldlsre who ci is the army la the (Mama, but of coarse It was ascossary ts specify acme isiriod after which as medal would be pima. That date woe flood at the day alter the taking of Sebastopol, and it any soldiers a.rivinst alter that period had rece.ved medals is error they were required to bog yes book. THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION MEDAL 4 BERDEFN CLIPPER—For SYDNEY. Tbe f ••• - •tulte dipper PH IPP to deopotebel foe pt I Pirwt. yds jeuxtuelity, to be Niue ad mouthy b ether • .1 .nL I Ite • Jar 10 Jig, 10 Mar 10 .. and offer WV i .r.ltpuilk .. .... • .1 Eggs I ta ftn.l. tr .k1u0.... .... •a.c ! We ....... ..... 1.0) , 11-t-4 •upsebrionodoliniAmilil Milo accommodeilm, _ re. wiar plromor. to *Opus rid joimeryr".7APPO to tag 7 IiuMeSUZI. Pia. aLd e... 14 1 111.1101•• Wg&t.- THR SYDEN RAM TROUSERS and Mows. SA It WEL 1 0 4 Troosort aro fro mutative. Toe motoitfoio alto-Oats= pareoniZro V ol Wit plot of no IA pair ii. their nom- Minaliall• La ale Aso oaabOto Om& Ihrool to au the =e l le mod kw "" _Va r II•XVIL. Ilioaart, cutworm. ha. trim MARIE YOUR LINEN.—Th. Pen oropmegled. The NMI r 4. t. and toot method ot asisting tuh Gott. a. mane too book, or sorthing clew to as to proven Os Ist rwrinding. of Ins pond icy of Its snwhinz out . Is with Use PASKIIT ELECT R0431L11 14K PLATY.S. Any {Arson fan am than with ason—laitial Wale, L ; awn. plata h ; sot of swots" S. ; swat, to Snot post fres Co. rooms of statoini unit primed dinettosa, by the Inventor wad sole patentee, T. Cirl,TON. 1 Lawson. ono doff td sadismattliolsea.—To {rowan{ a mistake, it Is nocassary to copy 11r. T . I)UNCOl[BB7..k;i;t,;i•rsi Lora of tic. Adllll - when tiro nanitala promised to the °Sorra and men onnogoti in tic• Arctic waren tor Sir Jo►s Franklin and his nom yanioor were to to matributtd Stir C. WOOD .aid he was any be could net MII when th• medals 'mold be distributed. There woo eery rest delay in ding:lies the natal. GUANO. Is answer to Mr. BOIS/ALL, Lord PALMERSTON am i there wee a limited quantity Of gesso is the olio& is the Kooris Maoris Bay, OR the booth tort wait of Arabia, whien islands had a short time slime been ceded to the British crown. A right bad been granted to s company of inerettet.ts to take the guano for s period of five rears. omit payment of certain duties. The quantity was very netted, and of ao great value, and exhibit: oniy as two ot the islands. SUFFRAGAN BISHOPS. The Marquis oTl3lllsl4sRlrasied the Fint Lord of the Treasory whether, io sonsoquence of the state of health of several of the prelates, who were, ash .ppily. disabled sr m at , entlfes to their diocese*, it was the intention of the g enflames& to take any at ps to put is force the ;ister, of inis act 28th Henry VIII., c. 14, t. for the nomination and co 'los of suffragans within this realm," or if not, whether this subject was still cos which had ceeopied the attostion of her Majesty's govern• meat with • view to providing a suitable remedy. His queatiou vested as id.• that sumethiog prejudicial was Winstead towards the stenos. to whim st rerorred. Hs o mid ware the house that such was No ono could lay claim to greeter revenues for the right ray. prellies to whom HIM (libation referred this rusawlf, whether he regarded them as dignitaries of the church or ministers of Christ. Th. question re•ated to isflrositi.s over which these r get rev. ;Mans had co owitrol, sod nothing could be mon distremispi this that ayes should be • tarps serene lotion .1 hissicees by restos of their ioability to discharge their Owl cs Such a states of Miry wss tamales:el to befog erossetop• on the institution of episcopacy. Is some casts subsist blew; s were appointed to ditclaigo the eln , ies ; at o , her times beighbovritig Nablus, and sometimes archdea. c ins, who, however, was a able to discharge alt tne epit °opal Nettie:on. Hs thought the act of Henry VIII, though • somewhat se•e&irg measure, was v.ry suit able to the present emergency. It erabled any bishop who required amnesic* to nominate too , epos's to the crows, wh.ch should appoint one of them • *Orogen bishop, sod the bishop so 'pp opted might disease:go a.l those *sties, and no other, smelt wets deli plod t hies by the bishop Tile stiffness bishop was allowed to hold two beadle's by • way of endowment, and he had no &sant shot, if necessary, the bebop would be willing to resign a pert of the looms, of his see. idr HADFIELD mid he fluid assure the house that be deeply slap .toued with the noble lord at the errantry belies deprived of the ipso* services of the treetops. (Laugh ter) He did sot mesh it as • joke, be whit it seriously. (H. sr, hear.) He ' , trotted they av re prevented from p-r -formai 'hot. Came though ill-heeith, bat there were' other duels. whet kept Main from their dioceses ' and be was ewe the country would echo the wish which be to reefed that they should be relieved from their duties in the house of Lord.. Their preselect in another place was a swat pail fel ease to bim—(leaght.r)—the most unpleasant of anything connected with Ws parliamentary denim. (Laughter.) What were the duties wheels required their e,re.cce M the House of Lord.? Was there • Nagle public meesure, asytbieg eonsrcted with the freedom, liberty, er welfare of the country, which bad trot bees opyremd by these right reverend gentlemee ? ('• Hear ' hear," sad 'Oh, ob. ') He wee speaking the Twee ofhis cosetitsects aid of toe coastry. (" Oh, oh ") • he melstained that the abeeaoe of the right neonate Prelates from the House of Lards would be • WITCO of eashatles thrtaughost the lied. (Hoar bear.) He did sot fey the from seetarme feeling rr is hmblhy to the church, hat is the bel'ef that the.? Premsoe in swam Flue im peded the tr grew of true relisios. He wm oot Meet tat if he polled all the memben of the letenished Chareh he wAild fled • mat mej wi'y le joie him M elle.t.rg that , the bearo:w should be relieved from thow deities. He twitted to ask whether the noble toed had turned his attention to 'his ouhj -et, sad whether he had It in oontem?lation to pro pane asp seem?, to relieve the bishops from their atten dees* in another elem. Si. 3. PAKINOION 'amassed as earnest hope that the sohle lord would take into mmesideratios the sub- J.et rained by the gattetioa of bis noble friend. (Hear, hear.) He believed there we. a (moral 'teller/ amongst members cf Use church of Sopland teat bee interests were iajortesely .Bee•ed by the Inquest inability of the mat rev. prelates to performs their duties. (Hear. hear) Tb poet or with regard to the lodic sad eolottial bisliops .ffseded a t r.eede,•t to the noble lord. Mr. O. STANLEY thanked the nob'e osertjais for baring by %get forward the question, es be bed (wended to have called the attention of the bowie to the state of the diocese i'h 'eh eh he oat enunteted. The remedy pr incised by the sable marquis 11011,1 oat meet th- case In which ha was immediately iffiterated—(a laugh)-•for the ect of Henry VIII. ciell authorised the 81)j:insistent of a suffragan at the request of the bishop He wee sure every member of the hoe.. must have read with rerun the ecru spondee.. which bad lately appeared in the papers For the sake of the church, it was much to be lemeated that such 'correspond ent)* bad bee. made publte—(hear)—bat as it had been pub lished at the request of the bishop, be felt so delicacy is alluding to it. It was much to be reprettad that a right revareed prelate, formerly so eminent, should so let Save Cyr/oars himeedi as to address such language to two clergy 's.. who had applied f.r oriel it onal donee woke In tn. diocese. He inset my it woe incumbent on these who held a high place in the church, sad on her Majesty's peers meat, to take steps to prevent the manatee of these evil-. He therefore eddied to ask the noble lord whether be bed takes into ecessiderat.oe, not merely the propriety of putting Is fore. the sot of Henry VIII , but also of pr Tiding foe the cue when a prelate was from ego or isermity, taco pable of dierherging his dna. Mr. WIGH.AII rwsiaded the home that the subject bad accepted the sweeties of the cbs,tey imeamiesiosen, who had is their »post reeromeaeaded the appSatareat of . suffragan Whop.. Lord PALIIEBATON said the attest to which the 'obi' lord bed sailed the 'Moths of toe house was me of the greatest leepertimes. (Bear, hear) It lavolved asterism of the bighorn order, sad he could /MUM the hoes. it had sot soaped the 'Matto* of ber rjr.ty'e gaverament; the matter had bees for mite Ilse ander thrir Gammen nos ; but he should stied the house teat it wee coos beset with many diSsalties, ow which no hasty and immediate doeieioa amid tat odopted. It bed mimed, sod wee ea- Itsitioa. the 'Meath* . o 4 goverameat, mud they woad s. d to And a nerdy for the evils. With regard to the supplemental gamin of the hon. months! for Bbeilleld, I be could only say that be did not at all saucer with hies in the opiates be esprreeed, that the hisht pi were oat of plies is the other house of mrilem• at It did not form tart of their lasatios to saki say clasp is that rapist. Bohn THE ILLUMINATIONS. Mr. T. GUM:OUSE wished to tukeguestfrn in re f, Torts to the r port aching c lebrat on of her Majesty's btradsy. An impreseion bed gone abroad that her Mejesiy's goverment had give. orders fir a general illumination. He believed the g'ive minuet had no such poem r. (Hear, hear.) It ems believed that if pm p'e dud not illumine', intero,ed patties would go about breeklog windows. He wished to know whether if privete p ruin. did ant illumine , ' they would receive that pio:ection f r their pr. petty from the police to which they were ant li d. A great number would go out tore the lintworke,and the s'wan's w inlet go toe, and i. wauld be very unpleaunt when they returned home to gad their houses broken mto and flarainated in • wly they did not expect. (" }llar," and laughter ) Sir G. GREY said there could not be the slightest doubt that the government hid no power to order a gem nil illumination, and he had so awed in ant our to several applicalme a ate ti him. He believed it wu now well known that it was neither wishes! nor expected that there should he a general illuminate n—that is. petrel in themes* that every rivet' house should be i laminated The p waist' have orders to give .11 the protection in their power to private property; people would be so much tf gegen on that night admiring the fireworks, that they would not have time Az mischief. DR SOUTHWOOD SMITH. Mr. ROEBUCK avid that some time bet year, after a newrist , ou between Dr. Southwood Smith sad Use Trea sury, it was agreed that the Dr. shoeld receive a peceion of 300/. s year Oa the ,ire tor rivil roatiageacies for the yeer, there soteared ■ VAS of 3001 c .morasetion to Dr. Smith, he eeiehed to know whether th..t was on ace neat of the pinatas. Mr. WILSON said that the vote in noestion was to dis charge a sans of 300/. which had been paid to Dr. Smith last ye tr, in tintirip .tioa of his pea•iou, mit was not thoogl.t lair to m►ke him wsit twelve as. nth'. 4,10. • I 'MAW lir ado room Ira r burden Army sod Royal Markin. I; 1 1 41 i :o ipli wa i ttP• 611 b'f• _ _ 11_1OW, Iles( Our T••• ... d. B. 6. I •• B•afnaa.cessd. atom bib 1 I • • • lacte ith rr • Berkant (eoloar-lorritiOrt • antitonual) Corporal or brrobardire IA 1 1 6 I 6 &d -i/manor, trumpeter, ra Warlord pr wale I hk 1 1 6 I 6 Cbltd. OATH OF ABJURATION BILL. On the motion a Yr. Y. Z3l3l;;;:theitTuTis went Int) eoniasi , tee on this bill. . . 13ir F. TIIESIGER moved bis aessedueest, by wb'cb bo propeed to remodel tb. omit, so se to S&LCa oil the clauses that bed become obsolete or steins, but retaining the (tr• usulaw; kb preven , ed a J,w from si tt too in permanent. This amendment was onward by Mr GIBBON, and ulti. safely withorawn by Sir F. Timaatuau An amendment, proposed by Li iro J RUSSELL, mow siding the old firm of affirmatioa—" Oa the true t.ith of a Chrfitian," and substituting di wo.cis So help me God," and thus throwing pen the legislature to members of every faith, underwent anise discuss on. . . Mr. NIMES nd Mr. NZWDEOLTE 'mewed their onpo• Gillen tau et opotel woich they deoleted would atchilattanise the lestiolarsre._ Mr. ROEBUCK supported the amendment. After a chat aeterisi.o sp.. cis from Mr. DRUMMOND, Lord PALM ERS lON said be should g vs hie support to the motion of his n..ble friend (L ied J. R not that he thought the ittention of the arc if 1701 would have the tightest effect in eddies to the force of the law, for toe eattlemeat of the crown rested on a much snoopier founds thin then the taking of any oath at the table of that house. Neverthi less be could not bat think that as the re 'tense to the act had theretofore been insetted in the osth It ought to betart of the engagement taken. With regard to the ob. jectipas urged that this was indirectly removing an obstacle to the introduction of Jews to parliament, be replied that the obits-ale wh.ch prevented them from taking their seats is that house had been no less incidental., latroduced He quite concurred in the argument which had to-u put for ward, that if thine word', " on the true faith of a Christian," were ceeeisary, they ought to be added to the o. her oaths as well as to the oath then under consider ation. The oa•li of allegisoce was a much mote impotheat oath than was the one under sonsideratfoa, sea yet to that these words were aot aided. Bo fey from think ing that it was an objection to this amendment that it would allow Jews to take their seats there, he semeidered It a reason in its favour. The hoe. and lea sed gentleman said that the question ought to be dl.tiaetly taieed. That might very well be done by him if he wished to add to the words of this dense the disputed word*, "on Us true faith of a Christian." He very cordially arsented to the motion Ohio noble Plead. Mr. NAPIER thought its would be more conveaieat to take the di•cvston upon this got-snots on the third reading He thertfore suggested that the clause should be allowed t 7 pats. The dame wan thus agreed to. Lord J. RUSSELL moved to iarert the folowleg eau's: ' Every perms permitted by the said eel of his late Majesty King WiPism the Fourth, to snake hie affirmation instead of the oath of abjuration seal assurance shell, Is lieu of the o .th hereby substituted, and of the affirmation oontained In the lut•mentloned set snake his solemn afflrmatiou in the following words, that is to my: "I, S. th. being ans of the people called Quake re (or one of the penmaidos of the people celled Quarts, or of the United ii.ethres milled Mars. Blue, se toe can may be), do solemnly pr• alit that I will be Moe sad faithful t e the eaceea•ion of the Crown. which tun:eat= by an set intituled 'An set for the further limits Mn of the Crows, and the better securing of the rights and liberties of the subject,' Is andemods limited to the Princes. Sophia, Eleetress end Duehres Dowager of Hanover, and the heirs of bar body, being rotatable' Agreed to. The holm then resumed. The Police (Counties and Boroughs) Bill was considered as emended M C4Mll3illtf, and some deems added. Tne Annuities (No. 2) Bill was mad a voind The r.rler for the second reeding of the Poor Law Amendment Bill wee discharged, and a new measure brought in and Lead a first time, on the motion of Mr. Boum!' . _ To. thartd Jury Astesereents (Ireland) 8.1 l was passed through coostaittes, altar a pro.rsctol dtscussioa on Foists of detail. . . . Tao koala restuntd, and adjourned at half•put ow o'clock. PERILS OF TUE CIVIL SERVICE.—On the 6th inst., Mr. Muhl, of the Inland Revenue Department, Notting ham, having suspected that illicit practices were carried ow in the neighbourhood in which he resided, o►tained a much •arrant, and with Serrault Fade, of the polies (ace, visited the suspected proms s. After a little difficulty th-y oh twined almitteau, but moils (mod themselves in darkness, for every aperture admitting light was stopped up. How ever, the sisal odour wising from en illicit distwory loon made itself kootro to thessues of Mechi, and the 'etyma wee shout lighting his lantern when he received • heavy blow from a bludgeon, which made ►im retreat rather hastily, sot wishing to be dealt with so roughly—thereby leaving Muhl to shift for ftionelf, who f ad to eneousiter too Inge men, and after being bastes dreadfully was decoyed to a trap door placed ready to admit him to a dungeon below, •here he teniaieed without being :gleamed •ntil the seat day, when the sergeant and othen tame to his assistasee in toosequeee of hi. beteg esiseieg. Os searching the pre mises they found the remains of *bat appeared to have beat • stdl recently worked, the Attlee, of which had no doubt been removed during the time litchi was lodged in durum vile. This is the mould time this indefatigable officer ham been confined vibes= hie discoveries. Some 'heft Oswego be was fastened is a similar place, bat was accidentally . s eemed bye woman, who oommunisated with Mr. Watere r, • brother officer, os buries his entreaties; but is this in stelace the key of as understood collar wee Isadore r. timely turned by Mr. Ash well, his amistant.—Cieil Service Ornate NARROW ESCAPE FllOll POISON.—A few works sse saw was •srrsted in our colonise of • man sadder as ▪ g which he found floating in the river Asses, so act that nearly sat him his life, as the egg bad been impreguated with stryihnine for the purpo e of killing carries crow. Again, within the last t w days • whole family, residiagos • mall firs on an estate is the vie.nity of Dumfries, made a sorrow escape from poison. It appears that the child's*, os their way home from schco' through the fields, fousd a dead here lying at a hedge side, which they carried home es a grand crag. As the animal appeared to have been newly killed, it woe skinned, and, made ready for soap; bet neat foreaooa the 4:hadn't's mother observed something peculiar is the al pearance of the meat, and, is place of potting It is the pot, coasigsed it to the duoghill. Shortly after this the farm dog died, but so suspicions were entertained ow this account. Neat day, however, • mu called at the bosses to pnrebase a seek of potatoes, actimaipaand by a dog; during the few anion* which *lewd before he we. supplied, ha dog took ill sod died almost immediately, sod it was then di-co feted t►at he had eaten • part of the rejec ad bare. It appears, upon Inquiry, that the gamekeeper hag bee■ is the habit, daring the winter, of potties that terrible poison strychnine tote the ladies of sewls-killed hares and rabbi•. (by which the frees penetrates to every put of the animal), and septets, them in various plume for tie purpose of destroying curios crows; and there can be no reasonable doubt estertalsed that the hare already mentioned hid been so treated. As bare-soup is by no soups u common dish in a small far mer's family the prob &Imlay is, that had the animal been 'oohed, the lives of all the howhold would have fallen a seerifica. The preservation of gems Is the object for which lowlifes are destroyed, and it is quite istoleroble that, i. du to have a few sates orris. of birds on en estate, tie lives of hasten beings, or *Tea of orient doge, should be endaniered.—Dwnsfrise Cliobvier. At a meeting of the Military and Naval United 6 raise Club, Datilin i en Siamese, the Maryann( Westmeath • is the choir, the fatiewleg Weft codlings of • Dragoon Heil- Meet were *opened trees the ebab-2 majors, 8 captain, 2 Witte( ants, sod 1 dedit. The slumbers were 60 far aka, sail for Maimieg.—Lieseriat Chrs,s cob. And to tn. widow. Bad orp. Goa ..I Cob, el. annually CU AM kr ask &lid Sl6 With c'ere" tea' „ AI 111 pnAng ... 4. 14 1,9 n . rank., la ms, i c .aZ. t , 7 n If „. the ., .I flatements " fin le ee w —'• l. EINIOS to 27 I I n Them alltreanem ells to the widows and orphans of &Mort almve the rank of major a mum equal to tear-thirds of the ordinary pennon, and t i the whom of the ordinary compaanonsta slioaratee, and to the widows and orphans of relren below that rank, a sum equal to three-fourths of the ordinary pension, and to the whom of the ordinary enipm stomata miasmic,. ...._ Where no pension is grsoted, the allowance from the Pstrotio Fend to be in 6i:cordate* with the scale final by the Queen's regulatiook All silowsocer are subject to the conditions cottained in the royal commission, sou the sel , pt , osol the two preceding te.les w.ll elated ea icon's*. of abort 12,0001. per mania la the expenditure of the fund. Tilo2o ire at pntost ie receipt of allowance. : Orpheus who hare Willows. Children. Wet both triune. Officers ion.aenmlrioned °Scars and prima., Re. TBE NATIONAL SUNDAY LEAGUE. _ THE BANDS IN IHE PARKS. A densely crowded and enthusiastic meeting was held last evening in St. Martin's Hal ; Sir J. V. Sitizziv, Batt. ' M.P , in the chair. On the p' .tf rm were O. v. Sir De Lee, Evans, M.P., ffr Joe.hus Welmaley, M.P ' Mr. Sigel, 11l P., W. A.Wilkinson,M.P., Mr B. Ltingley,Mr. Duthie, chairman of the levee; & The vet. ran general and Sir Joshua Walmsley were received with deaf, wag agylause. The CH•IRMAN. in °period the ; r to.edlnge, sairthat the Babb as could be unproved oh their giound, as it wee really only their aim to give effect to the original obirct of the Selobath. Last year the band played in Kenning on/ardent and no agitation was rattled until the music was eataded to the lea aristocratic ;Ark.. Sir Benjemis Hell bore witness to the swell viaduct of the pai re, and the magistrates of the distrie• of Viet iris-park stared ttat they lied no polio -cues reitultirg trim those Sunday sa'herinp. lie feared until the ballot was intro duced they would be be iten on he.. question in the Commons from their opponent.' extreme. organisation. Prime ministers are weak vessels, and do not like to be in a mini r.ty. The first persmiage in the reelm wee in of the view., she was not to be inetruered in her religious duties by B ball, and it was incumbent on the people to stand by their sovereign in the p minion she is placed in by their conduct. The chairman c.mcluded by callieg on the people to assemble nest Sunday at the usual hour in the parks, and could promise, if they went with goid conduct and reto:ution, that they would have the b Inas, and any one who interfered with them wou.d have the responsibility of any disturtanc , . Mr. Sinci, is moving the first resolution, ststed that the Sabbetb fiction wa. only two centuries oN, and Luther Lim. sell invited the psuple to t sem and sea g ov the Sanday. Been la whale New Mislead it was unknown. It wee confined so this country. K. pointed to the incossistr nay of the Sahbatarians is making their grooms and lbel , lllllth WOOL on Sunday. The first ri solution stated tiaras San der performance in the parks was calculated to promote heath, lisppinew, and at rally, is accordance with the Christian religion and the feeling of the great body of the per pl., who view with indignation this stoppage of an in nottent and utietis source of enjoyment. The resolution, sicende.l Mr.CLanis,was unanimously adopted. - . . Cf. no ral Sir Die L. Homes, PCP , la aide( ming • few writs t t the meeting, acid that th - s resent infringement of the :leas of the p-ople was really oo proof of tea boasted • freedom of the country. is justice to cis Scotch members to should sty that many of teem denied to tiro try know . lodge of the repthted interference with the Premier, who • wee, relieve, only erpreheneiv: on the eut , ject. Ms. D'lrrsociza moved the second r.solution, " That to g to socialite •sprierann to our Meting, sod to give the moister proof of it, we all .rd our heavy co-operation to the metropolitan consumes formed to carry wt public dia -1 mission on the su.j c.." The reso:ution, secoaded by Mr. "ANGLE; was adopted. Sir JOIHU• W•I3ISLET, M.P., gave the S•bbiterians credit for sinceri y, but ordered that they did not set up to vele professions. Tht spiritual wants en the people were Retrieved, for iastanc , , end not one in ten men in London attended public worabio. Tee present was a great tomtits- Usual WU, for all classes. Not a Sunday bed Oared without Ms attending these I or:waiter:es in the parks with his wife and children, and nothing eerie occurred to bring a blush to their cheeks. He was glad of this agitation, as it would arooser the people to • geese of their drstradtd poli tical condition, and they would be now *ware that wittiest um ballot they wen not tepreeeated io parliament. A memorial to her was proposed by Mr. Gsoaos, and 'waded by Mr. Cottniv, and the Wain, &throe and enthasieetie throughout, broke up withal vote of daubs to the Onalf•113. . s •• • VACANCIES. APPOINTMENTS. AND Palermo ; TIONS IN THE VII. IL SERPJCL The Queen'. Household.—A chaplaincy in oraglary his become vaunt by the death of Bee Sir Peers, Ferrari, Bart. Coloaial Department.—The go nnnnn ritip if Jamaica bah beet me vacant by toe promotion of Sir Bulky Beady.. . Woods and Forests—The rasser.bip• otitis idtileadliet at WlOO , r has became recent by the demie tf Lorcastal phasFimeluencie. Toe Baud of Trade.—A staler clerkship - bat been rei &red recant by the death of Mr. Cbarke A. O. Shies. • Inland Revenue Deputes. , (Sider. aik. Taus Frisch). —Mr. James Chamber,ein, of y , inspector, bu tired. Mr. Jobe Lee, of Birnainehkee, itemiser' orprnotai' from a saneyoeseip to an iospect. rship. Mr. Benjamin Celt den her bees trattted iron Leeds:te Brownwham. Mr: Robert Herriion has beta prisat.toultruin Metet.to la m b, lie. Samuel Boon has been sroitetrii fresh Newark tO Beth. Mr. J F. Harley nas bees prasieted bon Bodnar to Newark. Mr. Beettard Pearce Imam s% promoted. Thom I iialeawarth to Bodiaia. (Ceetoms).. T lir. John B: Cruse haa hem appointed a alma to the Loatioom in Leiden Mr. John B. Gray ham bees annotate% . clerk for genera Mosinee. is Leaden. Mr. W Runt las been apporatert s'. clerk in the Long-ionm isLootm. its Maim MeOeintsi rot toss bees promoted from first class of searchers AD be. leadies-serrepor 01 the third class in Landoll. Idi.7obs W. DAM bee been appointed from th,rd class soperisteed. - ins lockers m be a gauger of ;ha siath class is Losdoer D. Dedgeos bee been prom nod lrom comptroller et Goole , o be camptoller at Sligo, vice lir Hiagicroe, 'spume's. sled. Mr. I. M. Ni,bett bss bees rommed treatises", troller s , Lleselly to be isomptroller at Goole. Rut lediet—Sergeos 0 N. Ogilvie, of the Bombs, Medical Zsteolistaisist, he; be.. st poiot.cl importer or gaols *ad dispensaries is the proiriese of Code. Oaptsis W. B. Campbell, 28th Nedra. N. I.,bee hues appoisted wooed 'mists* to the resident et yderabsd. Astistest Burgeon J. C. L. Bond, of the Madras listablishisede..bn be.. appointed civil surgeon at Idoslmeis. Lase, oflicietisi commissioner, Trens•Sethj State•. hes bon coeflrmed Is the acting sppoistmest.—Carif &rhea (bootie. SHIPPING 1111TUNN8.—A series of rearms, Moved for by Mr. lethal% palatine to sh , pping, have been based, from which it spleen that the smart sad tonnage of nide, vessels regulated at the ports of Greet Britain and Ireland. incaudies de Isle of Man and the Channel Islands, on the 314 Derrembre tau, was 24,274, with a tossege of 3,978,699. Of steam Teasels there were 1,674, with a ton. nage t f 380,635. The number of vemele that were built and registered in the Used Kiegrion daring the year was 866 sallies 'owls, 214,994; sod 242 'teem v. vela, 108,210 tee nage. 2.060 "mm 18,413,966 %abseil', were cold or trent (erred tiering the likeperuel. Th, re were sr. eked during lb* Get year 474 miles vessels, 93,161 'oesege, and 12 slams vessels, with 2,646 tonnage, 94 sallies 'easels, 6,121 tosses', and 20 steam mewls, 1,908 tonnage, were broken up. The solonlal bulk vessels registered in the United Merles' durlsg the yer was 34, with 21,177 tensile., sad '9l foreign bails, with 94,437 lessees. Tee somber of ships employed Is the trade of the United Kingdom that entered lower,* Including their repeated voyages, were 22,787 Brush, with a tosser of 6,270.792, and 18,193 fore•gn, 3,680,447 tortuous. Time deafen outward" 23,095 British Tessols, 6,648,940 tossing', sad 19,602 foreign, of 3,889,291 Waage. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. ROYAL COMMISSION OP TBE PATRIOTIC FUND. Pesos having been proclaimed, the Royal Commis sioners of the Pairirtic Fund at their last sleeting decked on the f rilowing In daerierfaloeuimatowidow , sod mphsns of no§ -crisneeirsiorted ofBc , ra sod purses of the Aran sod Roysl Mariner, and 'wiry offlo..rs cud a• amen of the Navy, which will be brought iiito p,ration on the earliest t °foible date, i a., the tint of the ensuing quarter (wing en increase of la. per week in seek cl es os tte setts T. ow in f. re.) : it USIC. CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERTS.—The second of Ott* concerto was snits yst rday. It woof the sLisse character u the fint, end squally hrill , set and sitec.s- fol. The weather we. &Fain most fasoarable, and the c. neourse of visite re even greater than before. Of the concert t' ere is little ti be raid ; it consisted chiefly of Ain, e laws, tied tone ranted piece, hors fatoarite opens; the .it gers 1 - eirg Gr si, Mario, Jenny Nee, Molls. Mani, 0 •rd r.i, Tailiificp, Didiee • sod whey p 401).1 pent nor rs he Royal Italian Company. Various pieces were encored ; tor inalarly Gar doni's aria, "Una fun Isolate," frowns.. d'Amors ; the fine old madrigal, "Non is the ninth of mayieg ;" Grist and M. rio's dust, ff 1 oroami • dir," fn. Don Pot- Itale ; Madame Ney's `• On, non tsmer," fee. the 21uliere flute ; and Marin's 11 mitt ten ro," !men Dun Ofosonni, Them concerts will form one of the tont delightful add tartan/if* 'uteri & nments of the metropolis durin g the 11110111 tr. MR. 08BORNE'd CONCEIIT.—Tbia concert, at the Hanover equate It ...me last ever tog, drew • crowded and feshionsble warier ce, and w..s an elegant and in, Wresting entertainment. Or this OCCliio , l Mr. Osborne brought forward tern new warts of his awn which made a great in pr.e•i.n. The first was a duet for two pianos on surj.cta from the Elo.te dw !ford, performed by hinsielf and Mr. Bee•edict. The otter way a quartet for the piano, fiere, clarinet, and Inman, payed by the Cr ml o'er wi h Me en Pratten, Laraine, and Bea mann. This is a beautiful composition, in a pare and clas sical style, brilliantly written for the pianoforte, and full of charming melodies for the wind instruments. I; pace a pinion similar to that which we derive frozia Idosart and Beethoven's well known chamber pieces of that else.. We hope Mr. Osborne will arrange it for the piano and stringed instruments, la which form it will be most welcome to amateurs. Mr. Osborne is one of the most pot uler writers of the day. His light and graceful pieces ere to be found on every lady's pianoforte; bat works esch as the above stow that he is able to tread the highest walks of comp: sition. Madame Rigor?' first appearance in England is anaouneed for %Wass my, the 4 h if Jane ; t'. pl►y to be the " Mrdca" of M. Lqpru‘e, trar elated into Italian by Blot r Montanelli THE NEW MUSIC HALL AT THE SURREY GARDENS. The enormous new Music Hall at the Surrey Zoo',lint Gardens is ■ow progr. ming with west vigour. Its gr.uod plea e insists if a psralitr gran. 16b feet for g by 99 feet wide, with oc•ntonal toecap at tact r•a'erool angle, in which wattling staircases are constrected, Le the purposes of eideomuhicalitin with the earosis tits of rislleries vetch surround the interior and esters. rot the bud. , intr. These IMITCIIIII 14,1 compovd of VAIL anise, and are 21 fat t In diameter in th clear; suit the will-bole is 9 Pet d ame7er, giving the 1 rcij ction of he steps frem the sat, 12 !cc:. The . . terminations of the toners are constructed of timber, covered with plain and ornamental attain, Bed are h•ghly picturesque in their outline, partikii g somewhat of the pagoda and mine ret peculiarities in their upper woe... Tt e lower portions are constructed of red Mick, with Ps !l ined cement quoins, wind,n-dreesinge, cornices, anti string courses of the same materiel The u tal height of these towers ls 96 feet. The prineipsl eon elevation is cow piled of malls bricks, with red brick arches to the wit. cows ; the same mstetiel being usi el in the melons and string courses. The "rear" e eta ion is of stock bricks, with Portland cement or...sings. At the lapin rle Tel c f the loser story of thus front is constructed a belchey with bilustradtog, ttse upper portion of which will be &coveted with natural Aswan, which will hem) a very pleasing effect. The elevation overlookis g the lake will hien two c alt. nee maternally, from which spec's' ors may vi , isv the fireeevrits and the megnificent view of Coostantinople, the grottoes. caverns, and other isgenione cos rviveness now in coulee of preparation by Mr. Dement sod his able assistants The so fof the interior is semi -circular, terminated at each and by semi-acme., under one of which the orehec ra is con structed, and which will be capable of accommudatitic 200 performers. The eircul,r rib. if the no. rr • compered of two thicknesses of laminated Meant hoards 11 ins he. th fek, enclosing in the centre • rib of we; ugh•-iron, thweveighths of an inch thick, ionising a most simple, air ng, and ingenious eonir.•lllCO. I LII-• nibs are ail Cllll7.ctild together with the usual i.urlios in the ordinary manner. and, when the r isif is completed, will comprise • piece of eacelleht plain carpentry. hers w; Ibe three galleries for the scot mmodat on of toe author. ce, construct- d a 1 rosnd the interior of the walls. except in that por ion os coped by the (+reit aaaaa . The peojectiou of the two lover stepwise ' will be 16 feet 6 inches, end the ups er one 13 leer, which will be supported by Pen columns, the fountiotioos for which are connected together by is tested arch.. of tr eh, •18 itches th•ek. sat in cement. The upper portion of the domical roof will have louvre toerdisg, Sao thteught.ut its entire heath for ventilation, and, in ad, ition to the side lights, it will pave three seteennal insertnne *Meg the mown of the arch, to which will be flied what ate tech nically cailsd wsi.h glass light., 12 feet diameter. Memel timber is used throughout the entire building. Horace Junes, B q., architect, of Furisivore-inn, is tie di signer of the arrestor.. Messrs. Scott and Cornwell me the eat trances, and /dr. Thomas Wcv lf,ll is the aleck of the otorka.—Land end Boilding News. The Botanical Gardens in Regent's-park—which opened their swami r rimenade on Wedoesday last with a bight 'clay, a good thi.d, and pleso.nt muoic—will hold their Bret Flower St ow on Wrdnesday test. The Royal Garden at Turin was opened on Sunday for the first tame this lessor, and scendgeg to custom, the biriat tee' Etatra•nt of the Gearde played for two boats. Tke Risorgimosta of Ow 119. h, in menu oning the ritstobraws a comparison between the enjoymar.s f the people of Toria and taws of Lend o; the tatter, it observes, Wing (Martel' (ton loch a rt oreatig,n. iiropoaal his been started in Lisbon for three aelituarata to odnimemorate the great events of Portuguese eisterpriges. It Is trop mod to en c . a twee to VA*CO de Quart, thgudtecoverer of the Capa pase.ge ti India, to Nano Alves Caboal, tha due) f B.eail, and to Casnoens, who sarag the glories of Portugal in it. most gloriou The CoUrrier du Bus-Rhin publishes a letter ex *states the calm of a pretended shower of sulphur ethich fell a few de3 a ego at Strasburg. It says : ,V;This yellow wder, which generally falls about this tie* t f the year, end which at &it Cght, erten coaling down With the heavy rein, somewhat resembles sulphur, is cothing . more they the downy powder from the flowers of the pines , which grow in the ceighbouring mountains, where more _than 120,000 hectares (300,000 acres) r f them are planted. Ie the month of May these firs diem The flowers are slowly wedged together, and each collrcion of flowers attains more than a sullies of grains of this fine down or _powder. As each tree beers m•. re then 1.000 of these col , Wier, and as t►ere are at least 2,500 trees on every hec tare, the imagination can esa-c. ly conceive the quantity of tye powder thee produced. The southerly winds blow this powder towards the city, and it foPs to the ',foetid with the rein, which thee has the appearance of hiving sulphur mined with it." Two more of the Rogers pictures have been exhi bited In the National Gallery during the week. Rubens'e "Triumphal Provision of Julius Omar," after Mactagne, sad the sketch of "The Horrors of War," by the suns toaster. The firmer I. bang somewhat !ow down, under the "Belot 1:1,v.m." The Council of the Royal Society have recom mended the following genii, mon for election into the 11 - oiety out of the list of candidates: —J. H. B arise, M.D., R. W. Blaney, Sir J. Bowrisg, Sir J. F. Burgoyne, Batt., P. H. Owes, R. Harkness, C. H. Hawkins, M. J. Johnson, J. C. Moore, H. M. Hoed, B Pour, Rev. T. R. Robinson, D.D., H. H. Sailor, M D., A. Smith, Car , . T. A. B. Sprott, R.N. W. D. Belcher, Esq., mayor of the borough of Abingdon, died unexpectedly on Thersdiy lest, in hie duty-meontb year. He woe wren time. may .r or his cativo It is announced that the office of assistant secre tary to the fluent, of Arts will teems veriest :at the end of June, its present holder, Mr. James Forrest, t.avieg bred antedated to the Institution of Clod KOK:1111119. It has bees resolved to throw open tbs office to competitive ela atimatica. 41 4,1