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

1 )714 •••• 1 1 41 0 -e Jt xprt,% j!: PAT' LI% 4 rz../,% l t s * C *;' SS alitlia No. 3,030.] FOR MADRAS Direst, to oolil tom Omani .... o =VisiarfiL li r.iso lhe t.: l 4"" ° Vilimssied A., raeorall3, IL X. JO X IL IN Or b•. 4 IZla .rg OrkL Tait=l: 4 M yips) Wlb L)00 ALLPOILT, 710liKi RIO/LAX mg BOZO. 1K LialiabailmilL VICTORIA (LONDON) DIOCK S. TO NTH PPI/UL rICTOIIA DOOR COMPANY 011 , II ACTION thM Um Ml kotai WJPA .la : TomL Broke% poopHONUN .... LW CALCUTTA .... Tellapps sad Co. PANTIILII ~. .. LIST CALCUTTA .... PhlUipee ead Co. LI% PA Mt CALCUTTA ..• • Osmoomo sod Co. MT LOUIS. . WrightLANTERN CITY BOMBAY ... • awl Co. JACOB pA rta 1,114 POET PHILLIP P. Y ang mol Co CIIABLXI AM NEW YON[.... O. Goma rte too Min etali;anle la the Victoria Doeka The Crag No Minim Om moonyosto of pooh from Me door to the MIAs et ra_por tos. If Monts, Omrlen, or Mho= aw geode to MooLyard Whitotthe chow to troodt Maw to Me Dots odllto fa por loft r , hze gmmilllm of ott M. an a,. WM , owe to mempol an Mont to Qs *We ids, sod on dims for Modem midi* sa l i l li tkooo the Hub M Ms moo yobbo WM to Vi e` Ms Victoria Doct4mum Rood lado: or Ws 01.011 , St Uhe 111/Miiplid. pp, Upper Thoomommott. C. CAPPRIL Mamas. VICTORIA (LONDO4IOOIII. at TRIECII WALL. sAbrd Acconimmi hi lUDS at IM IitAVIWOT TONS4IOI. mg an MM. INISI Oa mt, a tbe a relea, aed tlet O&M Mae MOM. to be p MO la TILANCS WM Aid Tie voids reed le I r tz too ow Wig add Searem wad lid. per toe ow Lhd deerde Id dd. Li; rya.t. iii Am ., fr b.m. beg* ebb; xsz "Cava deriedl pfro U reig gm vended dqd 7076iewile an dilet w rabny e lig h ir= a :e ims the dad awe Mitgrwro&do die Dab Desk-beada. deed. WM • IMMOIN IS Deed baderwe forwarded tree io len de i rk de Ile Dela. mei Itzemite Umber WNW 4=telled et le dr Dads aimed ko rra t = 4.17.-Ima aid faiL pates se diddle demadar. C. CAPPS,. Ilederet. edDON sod NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. TRAIN ANGENRNTII far NAT. comsuuakatic fry PAST TWIN les bus almaglie titer Larks and Nottlegban Renames Deno/ Nlield Lade be IlmaNsid R R Toult, eel Rallka lieL he 'minim 4 OW or wdl an Thlriiim Teas sod ether efts. Om ce Ur rim Übe and beaschae, we Theo Taila—ls sake sun miss. acrd Newer s OIRok ranks batlaa. ANL NM LOPIDON sad NORTH- W BATE RN RAILWAY. 119LIDAYIL MT TIMMS Weed en SATURDAY, the let Yg eed %hie- MI S aim mill be ittellthle ITZSDAY. 13th MeF.--1 order. MAIIL MUM. Ilaripire Oak Maw 11110. LONDON sod NORTH WEBTRRN sad MIDLAND IAILWA WHITSIINTIDS MAID% DAY TIMM (Pm we Nome Cleol be Weed trait boles ie P hed r a t . :7=o LAM Mg lelloessetle y I = Bl. 3l . gitill es ais ea eede l ts l iesilable to NlTill=e Weed hes Mem elalkse Leads& Di ankr. Ikon beeles. 11.111. BIIITANNIA Lln bi rmil i traNCE COMPANY, ampowored by Special AM of Forum 1. 4 TIM. cep. IL mum,' II CYCILL UPI jIIIIIOI7IATION. her 111nrw .. sorra Owosso An DIL 1..46. L Ilbskilosah Pet. boy of Woomonolos bunkum iroasoM4.46llll or wltko6l Pilbiliatles waft. KITIACTS FIOM TAUB'. I A leiP.& Rm. ram Ai" sil k 1 4timaj l i. u'L our. i ---- fil fal Tilit ill illifil 1 44 4 I l4ll 144, 4 13 64 I 413 1 11 1. 141rimitreet. leak Loftlciti ICT2IaA LITE LN AM I ATICE COMPANY, i d = suu ttrat• reiep. "lanum = bli er slot WNW. We Mi. Ma PM Amami es es IP bum seined 111 Pir du& "1. 110 ILATlattetemp. CITY. —To b. LET, Na 33, CAM Wen. meet ue 0r.... TO MIMS TURNIBRINO.—Parties, bear. surretrarg il asA ll iarr. " z ip .1111 OM Sr lout alrlisa a Sam as: ob . o n =so Wow ant lakelow ariaa ors lair so Ns. Is rapormasa. 101211111 lo So Gioia lad Or roar boa Breast CRYSTAL GLANS SHADES. — THOMAS MILLINGTON) - ; p•• WHITE MAIM; ih. .... 1.-vawitt-V,--aa 4 ;r ; " 1.4 dalifirreurZtENZ As T OlinVirrli m * aura fillfttlie COAL DEPARTMENT —B &wow sad Balms,. ara Oe. WI Pur ilik In ib aii : s. D M Z ... of somaii. lay ma ea ft. A i r L°7l4..sl=l=a, - .1 4 .4.,.... .."‘ INCFS WATRRPROOFB ii. the beet c ° RD setialot foe en ; May me absd MI iambs% and ant lab In draw flab mama one and aeons at lb ananerd atm b on gear Lc= TT-. ......= ....v. c.d....Mid ant the below made foe aad um ea • bows book al i g la nirlita no bombe la ban aria. • Iffilitria.n . bob mile ort. trwiaima aMtWNW mega lot to or node to tear L i nz e Va . mbar L ed a ' =VA rattlik Mtßraa. MARE TOUR LINEN.—IIes Pee superseded. Tee OM, t, led bud nollbed of morklur Tom, iMk. OM a. coarse Mo u lt or aordior elm aa or Io roma Ile t i rodiar.n. Um pool of do nada' auk I. will' TATUT 110411.V1612 PLAT= Aar pram ems re thou lid* ara—lattial Ids&e, pis* laamber% : k Sot free .oa MOMS or .taaadaj, vdch piddled Obviator. LOW , larratro dad r•le ; T. COLLICTON. 2, Unmoor% owe door E Mania s-laos. o reoread a Wok% it la socoroary to copy 2,11rw0. MADAME WILBROD.—P.OBES. Mutes= de Ow Ckesits.-110, Nem 1111. Anutla.ll.—liostia Nokia IrY sad (b.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTS , st. Uppir Theawatresk w Labic•-brifige• nEW LABBL-1■ eeesesenee of the greet e j app, et aeanterfelt lab& af ROWLAJID sad 15031, It OIL ana In circuities. all" se and! flalohl• me_ wirtml ee frequeetly to draft Ilia Mew. Peettaa_ .._ meek end t . have at event MS. lefil ' ''''' L _O.a. R.,....1 proaliciag In alai - ' " Mba " . " ..""' It 6 , oltroverl of steadies w ipanalarenraed Oak M WIWI . nir bun..terl mad Mir 7 arm aa ratMe. be warlt r ^, u.' , ..tAt .hiPit Is Itli =ism .10W VW DlA v:Afeq k um, r o , r l yquqe. rersumim Nag Mr Ws hue., Lvir • culer rrigea te ais dinalap, el lnk dr es_ plebers be nil .- A. howLAND .1 phohra•—qbe Ifaerneor Oa le NM ha ID• 41 " 1 "'"' kk Landoll, awl by dMoble and whom,. ee.--__ rritIECLIIAR. Preempted by Royal Letters JL Paw a , mead. sad by Ohs nab of ,kcllzttmlPle.r -n•ole do e. sad ie. I a mama. ...N. 1 . 1 6,....51... 5as a m s . ad eseesslioe alas . =.4 ll. 4 m eat 4 le Ses nors nen at lens Moe se lens amis. A sese as Ms. Nos so tn. WE: 1141 41.7nit,,_ Sake stir =;" • moild =sr or dim ... .. In Yale Wen iliat io r= ...names, ses Is Ile email neari.set_ melee. .11=. Zia% sad L n t 4 110 1: see: dr esseaeles A b e = th s t or ar s Is ass i n g Ils. ; and ra it ssissirms raw up.. : tssn k t= et.s.a. sad raw is &who *..."11411 = .4 = 1 =lame; me . ' Mit a" Liebe 'IkRITISH and FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY The 71/TT-/NEST GENERAL MINTING at tide Seeleq es FRIDAY, Mal 9. lab, ha the Lae Mad Iweam. 41 7 — ereiginl b. ea= W the Melt Boa. Lag JODI 11781111 L. N.P. sad T.F., al2 Way& The ANNUAL NZAMlN i allaof the DOT, MODEL SCHOOL taii tam phew es the ame der, aimmowelageb 10 °axle gettiwel7. Lord Jobs tan& win ganiele. Metal eel b. ebewei ehahation et the 80019 17 . 8 Una. Berawaerowl WANT DUNN, Deinimy. DM KAMM ANATOMICAL YUMA Xl/". sub sevligasw r, ss A w = ma warm On =OVAL= MOM ON 112.10101111 LIBISTY. leo In eve, price 188.. dab. T needy ONS of the IBMS : being Letters on the Down u ailbee. In tie Art Don. By tie Oho. s alt . 64.0.havroarn. Jet polein4 low NW inlaid Whim: tan Is. alt:by 94 1 4 tat :I S CIENCE al i rlir:r, Row to Live and Who tio Uwe tar: kw Dill, aid Mt- me rosti:= 24 , 8me raollo' eing" %tlyto • 6 S I X "a. =IVO 0111111 0 I;Vtenk vlib Pailleol is Me is dOO Ilimoseps la the cwt, lillOS amiihe s "NOW mambo dam maid wit t 7 F ir Trilms ell le to ielisk hellubstr a wm=lbs I M I L : te si llaCk nia ==grat e .11. 1060: 11110. a : mi.* :104 Wl= rim maiii mi c swami M masa ..6•• • Our Mb& A. a &Elsie impalsomi sad L.D..roll•A sad laiMix a Lug bi • Immo" es "72 Vilks 1111•12. Lasko : Lastassa, awn. lasertas. L LOYDS WESKIT LONDON NEWS, B&W by DOUGLAS' /11/101). AMAMI W[[[ OIRCULATIOX-amind ITU* • 0•11•1. PAM he ADM I% minims MITT OOLUMIIII, bloat' LAM? LIITILLLIOKCI•p Twomcsott novena poi tow dr W Noy Apar his TD. Illiburefur• Loam i s NB DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING 'fps. rim arampad al. dr** SA basal amnia. Mia ammo et 6* seemwes earl et e= h 4erse. the stem gad whir et mere amps—in the arena rd Rs las=a i rd la lie varied memillie sad emaierelei lakeuslion Me MM. One& sad Ream* armee—eft paw Se " Wrialo OW MVP IS =JAM A.. IMPARTIAL ka aseleelvely amp req ef dalpaiallie wei r Rae I lapelled lo It by every Ovvelaad TIM OEM MI MSG WORT. SlTlail et pima IZOLUDNI ALL 01711111•1 ADVIRTIRIMIWYM /I la Mott, laderadait. aid. &raga mew by We. Maa id* man ilies= m ila =t e n c = d ra . t=z sad eart ordered at way hewer ill mines la Me Widen : ed 61 the i&lhevereafednel,lbriaereera, laradaa. X.& maim as sapariapeed la 'Waft Ms mar by *mini ped et a Mead pram lime pallier RIR. al Magi tundra lbe lawn* sem edam* reedy al rap* la * pa gamer. paid Is admen be Posaellea ceder. jaATSWATER.—DAILY NEWS LENT TO JI.J READ; asil sup to the mosalry bp maims post, at Ils. loaner. gatil Ikok-11. sumo; likerminsie. INC Non YIN. DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUN i... TRY by BYRN ISO POSTost Ifa AL 1r v.. mantis ad , =JON'S Dan A MADDOX, U. Uwe Abmayolowit, Raparmiork. mod pot THE PUBLIC and the WEST-END NEWS AOSYTI w ratatattad that try am be eUPPLIZD wb i tar to c w v i tiro uxam em.n tra ..i +.ara ta z ap. ar Er 11. ®O . • lorapisce. Ocatlearatt. Traria= cattraroad. rIIHE EXPREBB.—The PUBLIC and TRADE SUPPLIEDrery eheneoce. alba/flea 4. bell lITZVEMS. 43. Oftwil res 4. DAILY DUMP OUPPLIdD al d 4 LSAT g . lll 1.4 D by Ills the eaccelag. CRIMEAN GASTRONOMY. IL ism baling been requestsS by Sir William t=linetsperinteed the /road skinner offered to Lediers, Poetaster, Ls Marren, to , es treseir albs "Maw of the allied smite os the 17th alt., catirceted the Ibiesrey reridabh peer de resistors, whisk, rys the libilmsulebed chef, " was =sett r. bred by the Irestriess apperelly by Oesesel Wen, to whom I bad &di bbled it." CeMassy Emblem of Pow, the llatedlee Leder dose i la Alex"fer 11. TidsmreeToindithers;somposed of-12 OM of prosened abets's, 2 arm of preserved lasepren. 2 awe of pampered anises, 1 !orals of pinioned sonnies. 1 ease of prawns savior, savior, 1 ewe of peseerrad sturgeon. 1 is.. of monad tansy, 2 eases of preserved °yawn, 2 lb, of hal prows', 41b. of fen\ tubes (nada), 12 Rasa. paltiodesea ,, bors, 4 tottles of diva, 1 bottle of raised plans. 1 bottle of indigos Odds% 1 bottle of French beans, 2 bottles of man weni bottle of Brava, 2 bottles of trades, 2 ewe of %seen of seised preserved vegetables. 4 down of sat. Integra, sad 100 ego. omen was composed as follows;-6 bottles of salad oil, 1 turn° 'lager, I tramps Chili avatar. 2 hoses of inserted !TIMM (why pod), jib. sew, 6 'sada., .&t, mann pepper, mutord, and i s Oriental Ass hubs,' which are quits unknown is our Boolin (anon. The whole was wraith:elle dohed op on sae of Om seven I of 111 feet. r's ear LW stone, as sow end by the gnaw, and which wa. takes of for the purpose, so dbh at de- Mired, wp minx otca sable to coition she whole of this saileollaaess . outpost ow. This pyramidal dish was eaareled with a wrealt of olives, and sonnoaated by small flags of the aventard satins. CONFISCATION Or CUUNCII PROPLiTT IN MEXICO —The steamship Tom, Captain Pubes, mantel New Orlean in the afternoon of Apt.l 11, with Mee W pawn sad oorrespndeace from the city of Koalas to thei sth, sad trim Vera Cris to the Btb, the day of her Innis,. Nut withotandiag the defeat of the imerpats at Paola's, the country was will is ao oniettled state. Is conatqaenee of tho clergy hieing Mtn tbe price pal foment's., of the dir turban'''. lb , g iverament had issued en edam forfeiting this property of the shwa. The edict was very severe avian say penes wto coi c sled say rf the shards property. The Bishop of Puebla refined to deliver the hooka eestaielsg statements and stomata of the propery cf the alanreli. Tb oiled , then peccared a holy of trims* to *atone the dwand. Oa aniviog at the gates of the 'pampa* palms they foetid that the hist op had wend a rotas as oommonitatiag ay who et o rld main in carrying oat the degas of the government. The property WM wised sot withatesodiag. CAPTURE OF AN ESCAPED CONVICT.—A few weeks sites two murices, under sentence of leagthened tense of real servitude, effected their rear la s wanner which has set yet bra explained from the Model Peron. One of them, Hesey Mitchell, woo op veithended rout time weeks air by Whislmr, the directive Ala', is Brill-row, Boner's. tows, sad is mow Ilia' is fiewegatie "waiting his trial f prima breaking. The other convict, Henry Sispoom, alias Pre, William', escaped &redo's wall one day loot week, when hi* descried .a seat to Lad= rem Mar cheater se ose et three hou•ebreaken sorsa. mdied is in set of burglary a few dare previously. Whirrr olieserel the remarkable fact, that ch. man oh. sow gave his ease r wan a bleak wig ova hair of a wady Woo"; o throbs whith It the orris of big resides, Whistler had reertalsed the ervict had ' , form( before ravine Lamer sitar hie reap fee m prison. !squire' wen sot on foot, and Sergeant Pay, dribs P division, art° knew the sonviet flhapeum well, was east down to Kirkdale Gaol, to we if herald idatotify the preemie., now Laura as Wil bur. 0. ruble' Kirkdele, Srgeest Pay at roe vs revised the saavirt among a group tf primmer, sad he sow stands orawitied, Is added= to a 'large of hoses• reeking se Maurer, +Me having eff.e , ed ale rave frnm the Model P. .ens. Fifty vomits reward had bra offered by govemusent for thee{ primulas of leach of thew ravine. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam packet. Pera. Capt. lota Boy ; Adze ralty yob, 1/tut J. O. 11.1,.5, R.N , aMevl at fouteatioptos yeat.rday with the t ea., yen of the ladle and Chi.. mail*. Her dives were Aleasadria, April 20; Mel's, April 24 ; Corte, April 13; o.lvalter, April 29. The Pera brought 100 yessespre. The Pere beeraht oho .a Australia° sat/. Tore oho eons Penland with the Aotrallas mail Wprotooloill to iria 11111/11/11i4s, have left Auetreta stiodato win li Ile iritlabpecenee.t for the misebbliolusat or • is.lotomo-peeket eommoniestion Nimes Rsoimailaad die Autoollott master. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1856. SUNDAY 110810 IN • laNilutTP/B KEY. PT • COINICSIMMieIi 41111.1.1* The Leg*Wire Magma Wit deli lai - da, —whisk soled to that bibs *Ma ashes fres the Friday la the Mean of &mamas. The emethe white them sad sad Wady geathemea wadertook tow improve '• was the playing al the bond in Kemiagtea Gembes ea Bombay. The debate may be described as • sort of sesseerted—tanaisatiag, &wen; is a dienaceruid— pine, and easamenesel with rather a asemeemeas ado by lard Robert Grosvenor. This emaiseed of • dismal besplag se is. striae, barring • mast disarreeslia twang, and the effete was set improved by the Marquis ef Blood fame% doleful mead. • sort of ham-driummiag atioempo• ailment was added by sae or two ethers in the iamb way, bat the impresskm mimed we that of Weida( to • very legabriees pleas, la widrl the amber of ins might be montabsed by enandag the performer& The oily plat that has boa taken up by the Behhalarisas is the sappoeithe that seem ateasteem of the military heeds may be Want with eieseelealleas samples, which would eases them to obtpritee plealag it Beadily. Mikis should ruby be tk• ease, thi iimplalat will be a .suet one, met, Indeed, as it has never broken oat elsewhere it map be described se a sort if Hyde Park epidemic. Miter, beads ham beim is the habil of playlag oa tholeye is some• roes mon ads! loom se well as at Windier Coatis, hat onok me of &Malaria& Wawa" has hitherto bees beard of. As people are sometimes mid to he frightened late I diseases by bran them talked ala%. it is am %onkel, that some miembeee el the military *ads may he loweelotth takaa badly la their comedies's, Mt we shall poker he is told of seem Ninny serpent or pent* pirecole, who would mew part with his breath alter tegetber ti is. lad Is. *ma allow say of it to piss is &May themes his imetrameat. •• attach of emieleam, like an sneak of say other at, easy seemetimee be aseumed hr frawhileat pewees, ash lodged, as the oosapialat is se thoroughly lowed es to defy observation, tho detection of • "sham" is, in each a case almost hapessible. We all knew hew *May ante • cook or beasemalers maerleass may suddasly biome cm the sake* of abeam from amok or shape', whoa the Saida; Goodies "out" appease to b e la Jeopardy. It as itzemptiaa frig' sellawy duty ware to be allowed is the mention of a seraph el araseleam. the British army would doubtless *moo at ease the out ega eiavely oftedeatiess, mad Ike meet Marty analog body Ise B.glaad. Private hems might lime peraltar aotioas as to the Ponta, of my part of his deny as • imbed, mid he might walk it his post at seas if his massioace happened to begia Orkin), kin before his period of heeds( rued hod expired. It is scarcely possible that ens the views of the Babbarariam eat be is &snow ea to have misled the prospect of the metal* that would arise, if the pverament had amented to the pried* that a plea of eameinice ought to be accepted as a reason for a vassal oil the part of a soldier to airy the orders of his raperion. Nothing ought to be required of my german, whet*, public or private, that • wand mid while some imagines world remit egaiast, age is sash a ameillee likely, in these days, to be dananded ; hat if the relatim of chief and sabordiaate is to nist—if disciples is to be minatalaird—there caaaot be a quotient as to the side as whisk subseledoe is required. The posithms are few io dised la which a au is impelled to nada, md mos lam which be is obliged to eater, without ma idens. the shocks to whisk • morbidly masitive inneelenee—if be hippie le pastas isae—wUl he liable. Thus &Ahem sad gestlemem who wadi permit • atmeoloatioas clubmen to decline playlets is &Mays is the park, amt be prepared m allow • osessisatheas betas to ant may of these eerviees whisk his aabbsteriea ample' mead re bel galas% Why should Job& *leg up the im pious tray for a Bends, luseisecie, if Blower, the mili tary laminas, is slowed to &eh from his Sablatuisa lip,, the *icor week maintly opkiekide ? It would be cariny to is the working of • dogmatic establishment oil the plea of a perfect liberty of eouseieme—locledieg the uolimited right to rehee to do as you don't like—(on mosmeatious grounds of eoarrs)—amoag the somata of the honesbold. Cooks sad housemaids would bogie, la a Inge spirit if phase tbropy, to see so roman to Mock the *admen hags of our mature, sad the hosplality now timidly in tended to aa atemimal ladieidaal la the doable elarainer of a potions& sad • made, would sem he wide enough to embrace every me; friend as " • mat and a brother." Comaienos amid Issorme calms as to the religious enviers in the seiglebetukoel ea week dna, sad a yens* would be espeseed fee "Mad ame at nosing shank, though from • " weakens of the fink," whin is Otos so sestansly Waited ups, it is poe. able that there might be a " backsliding" Leeson. puha" Mane •hts• • written bill in the window assosaose "all the West la Modem" to be sightly navigated. The difficulty of allowleg an alleged eon* of essesiesee ti prevail "Oast a command from a superior is already shows, by the painful position of the gallant onamandieg OEM of the gad Life Guards, whose bead to said to be attending eatery to kis wish, sad without his awn', " la obediesn to faders from a higher quarter." It is to be hoped that this ustonfortsbly-situted onamandes will sot pressed to the frightful set of @sinned's dos whisk may be expected from souse colon). L the sissy, who aseordiag to the Mamas of Blandford, " would rather eat their sight bead. off this submit to "eyeing at names with their religiose maples." If the playing of military beads oft Snag should bonne penal, sad if the Marquis of Illandlord is well Mannin— o matter that may be doubted—we may impact to beer of a ember of 'Military and swiss) operation ; fur semenue right hooka will have to be seedbed. lin. the reasedeatieue named' propose to eat cif their ewe right beads with their own left heads, dose set ruddy appear ; sad, indeed, it wield seam that as 111111011/11 deel of erectile would be mulled, together with some esenlet sees with sleight cf haled, to attain so great • degree of dexterity. TM sort of " ceaseinee" that mantes sow at bait of the liabbetarissa, may be imagined from the cersumstans mankind by the Matteis of Handfeed, of a colossi who bevies bees ordered to mead kis bead so ae esesales he did sot " coenntinely " approve, desired his bead to attend without their natrumeete. Thin pins aides Ie of porn pressed to have satiated the religious unpin of the fadividual who pranised it. If the Yon eels of Blaadferd wen to scales" a Ave posed sot. sad desire his servant to take the letter to a certain address, what would his lordship titbit if the domestic, sot apneas; of the object for which the wee, was befog coat, were to satisfy himself with deliver ies an empty Gavel, pe i Oa the some prin ciple that a bead woe not without the music, • vehicle might he brought to the deer without hones, If • master had ordered kis wasp es ea oneeles not In noordnee with the camdeatline views of his eseele ma. Tire lees of the Marquis of illawifeed Is acmes as men at fault as hi , ethics, for those' he "wishes to en the people partake of as mush inmost recreatloa ia the open air os Stoney as could be provided," he does set like the Idea of se essay as sisty or sersoty thousand per ▪ sharing the ease enjoyeent His lordship'. philosophy seems to ales not at the " greetsst happiness of the greatest samber," but the bevel...l of the smallest number, and he objects to the tin of the %bossed', Weans the units who like solitude may be lasonvenieend. He noted against pablic 'addiction Ms ere it may interfere w i t h p r i v ate erjiymest . aid he foes an approve of large nemben being maned, bonne he feu' that seine would-be 14011 Bit. who wilkel to have Kenstagtos-gardeas to himself, may have his morbid Manna disturbed by the crowd wend him. If then really is sub • Wag, It avoid be better to provide fee him by ea anaegemeat with ihe proprietors of Vaelballiudeas (when tine is • hermitage reedy mad*, and whir. the solitede meet be nattered deathly dingy and sesgenial by the e media of the progeny) Mao slim/ his seimeholy propmeides to intense* with the heelless rs ersetios of the when metropolis It is diSsale to cedes etas& the argrammt that, awash it is desirable te throw apse peaks ad FOAM girder, It is desirable to keep Os poblis oat el them. Mc AAderis7 swum to Wm fOo Smoky bold *VW, Tory slob to Mori, as " s tilloffie of VI. ouslitatles," but, until be coo rut to a page to likaliam, se . passage is 1/4 , Leim to jaalify memo ontelmmiase, they ere sot holy to be alai by item the met tameless old wow whose Mop Imo Mikis bar hand at the cry of th. " lirat to dis yaw The basearable amber tau of the sesfisos M the «ra►ble" to listen tea lead, sad the die lullostkis of the " letter slam" to hoar male ea Saw day, bat hie fears for the "better elms" will, perhaps, be stayed when be remotion that they are net fined Is hoar; and, Weed, if they mat need to Keanistitmgardm a flaaday, they are net obliged to bran far it b, unfortasataly, wlr withia a rerApr IWted rides of the gardens tbat the hood b NAM& The Novi of Bisadford's harsh, ma Mr. Milarley's whallor elms " bay, is bet, be besotted ►y the playing of dbb brad width eseessteetts ibe ebiestkossltho " rabble " rather srbeiesetkoleekiag " =bile " emit of it, by the by.—ia see ejot, sof Imes the greeter pen of the geolese la a elite of esoosestive mirka for the hermit to eojey hie aelliory peepmtlier, sad for the I. better ohms " Ws* lb* "Weeps for their fellow ereelowes la peers'. SIM tithe elooloisset be thaskfel to Sir Ifoofserke sod Loma pal eats for melds; a lanai is fie ease spilt a pad, pswara by a spirit of ruttish coat sod heble-eriadolarro ere the tibial demote. They who are really afraid that Snaday roweatiow will load to Seaday Wear. nay Wm their foam by rillacting on this to., ?mark of Lod Polsanton, that " by giving the work. lag dour a sew motive for roserviag the Sunday free from work, yea *row an additional 'Waal' la the way of those mite sais►t be latseeattd is Weds' thus to give up tint day Se puipseas et toil " DINNER AT THE ROYAL AOADJUITI OF ARTS. The Bora Asidemy of Arts pre a suagitaoas Maguire Saturday to inaugurate their tiMb maul sub'. Melon. Them feetivals are at all them peculiarly Muesli's. Whet Wainer' of Mato, dignitaries of the chunk the ..misa Meisel occuparts of the Julia"l beach, the Weds of our army end wry, the lading members of loth breaches of thee legid•ture, the most salaam repressata tree et slime, literature, sad sesuseree, sad celebrated of army shade of political opinion, all mart together ea t►e mama ground of a love of art, sad Jae in paying • 'mason homage to the triumph of its votaries', the spestaide precested sweat fell to prove eminently instructive sad gra• tifyieg. Bet (snowfall se closely 'epos the peeclamaties of peso', under whose begirt inflaimes the liberal ern host Sourish, the brilliant guitarist; of Satsedey lest permed features of more than wonted interest sod lodination. The Behabitios was throws epee to the guests at two Venn, from which early hour aumbers baps to drop is, tat avail themselves at their nines of their enviable pent ! lege. As en o'clock, the limo apprintsd for commeasing the bazyiet, drew near, the aseemblege dispi rued through the difilast snow very perceptibly augmented, mad groups of distleganbed visitors were men imaged is sal. meted diseaseions as the merits of the partimder portions of the collation with wet etalleaged their approdation or provoked their endgame. Thu picture which, ashen ar rested the most gear& adagios wee Mr. Hat's " Sew ' goat," the mese of which is token from Ondoesi, es the mania of the salt-lainsted shallows of the Dead Sea, and bee the maga illosataia ranges of Rios is the bask graced. The awn with which the artist has succeeded la agave, log by hi paid the awful seas of deeolatitio eon need with this Ilse Scripture sullen wee the theme of eloqsaat sulit e e e d b. the part of men then tea Mamba Of 1 the .P 490 2 11111 Tie banquet was hold Is the east rasa, width ; wises ON onsets had asonabled, profaned • annals of nagelae analgesia The walls, enured with UM Anent eget- , meal of the most *utast seademielans, ellorded to the cultivated eye an istallecteal feast will catenated to divide' aunties with the material attratioes of the festive hoed.: ' The chair wee seempled by Sir Cinema Loos BAST , LAILI, the president lathe lestitatin ; sad the corapay— . le all little fewer then 900—eomprioed—His Exsolleney the Premiss Miehter, Count Bernato.ff, Vincent Pelmenten, the Lord Obeneelior, Bad °rapt's, the Right Hos. H. Lobesehers, Sir 0. Wood, LordTinenare, Timone. Hr-' ding*, the Right Hon. Vireos Smith, than Lied 'Chief Jee r doe of the Queen's Bench, the Lord Chief Judie* of the Common Plea% the Lord Chief Bar o, Sir J. Rosin,. Sir A. Cockburn, Sir R. Bothell, the B.rl of Abatises, Lord Ladestrereek;theMenele of Lansdowne, LordAelthertire, tee Bid ofD.rby, the Marquis of Aylesbury, Berl Joon, Bail Grey, the Bishop of Wiwi, the Bishop ot Untold, Lord Lynette's, Mural Sir Billeted Lyon s , Lsrd Over stone, the Mervin of Northampton, Lied Duffer's, Bad linear., Lord Ravenewonds, Berl *omen, Berl of Sled. bane, Lord finality, Bari of Westmoreland, Earl of Caw. der, Rol of Onserne, Lnd de Tabley, the Marquis of Westniester, the phaseout of the But India Cooney, Chairman cf the Breed of Cottons, Mr. Walpole t Mr. Wa ne, Mr. Cardwell, Mr. (Harlot ore Mr. Di rite% Mr. H. Drennan, the Mantels of Granby, Lord Clotnrieh, Mr. C Diekees, the Dean of St. Paul's, Sir W Bele, 00.1111101 of the Bask of England, Mr. A. J. B. Hope, Sir B. Hawse, Professor Panda, Mr. J. Forster, the Lord Mayor, S r R. Marchnon, Profane Owes, Mr. A. H. Lapsed, Sir B. L. B. Lytton, Hester of Delwin C Presided of the College of Physician, Pereira of the Colleen of Semmes, Caplan Peel Mr. Panne, Colonel Sir H. Rawlissee, Sir Z. Tconirot, Mr. B. H. Bailey, Sir C. Sorry, Mr. A. Cooper, Mr. T. Crearlek, Mr. W. Dyers, Mr. W. P. Frith, Mr. F. Oraat, Mr. I. P. Knight, lie C. R. Leslie, Sir B. Lennon, Mr. C. Liaison, Mr. W. Mulnady, Mr. D. Malin Mr. H. W. Piekengill. Mr. D. Roberts. Sir W. Roo, Mr. C. Stanfield, Sir R Weenescut, Mr. T. S. Cooper, site. The usual tan touts having beta abroad of, Lard Hardison and Sir B. Lyme eckerwiedgrd the toast to " The Army end Navy,' and the Prussian Minster the compliment to the foreign Iniaisten present " Prepriry to the final Academy" was pr posed by the Lord Cherwel l°, ; and the Prealdeot, is replylag to it, prepaid "The Ranh of her 1114esty's Ministers." Lord PALMISIITOW—Mr. reediest, my lords and gado. man, I bog for myself, &eVen behalf of my colleagues, to thank yen far the tiset which you have hen hied enough to give, and for the warm manna le which it bee ben your pleasure to nano it. We scent the compliment is the spirit in width it has been bestowed. (Hear, hear.) This le as essence ea width politics ought to be esehowed, sad on which we appear before you, as you, Sir, jail, obeened, not as the represestatine of differat p °pietas' aed parties, bet as those who ere for the moment 'strafed with the guardianship of the public welfare, and when duty it ie, as the instrasents fee eatectiag the public genies, to Promote, se far as tier mm ee and opportunities anew, the progress and impreasiest of the arts. (Heat, bear.) I eta assure you, therefore, that thee who have sew the ispeentr of itekeowledging this mark of your forest are she is.. mindful of this pert of then hastier ihea say if their padseesson. (Her, bar.) And with indalld to the tope to whisk you have jest akin the prawn of ear seeing is the imandiatt ell :a. besthcod of this city, a bedding riling up bettor fittotikes say new mining for the display of Its works of gawks sad of art, I eau only say that It shell ant be owing to say la diloraftioa en oar pad to advance the great objects width you hays Indicated Reinke adequate to the 'solemner you has expressed an not ultimately 'tuned. (Hear, ham) It root, tinted, be gratifyieg to these who take a arm intend la the progress s( set to within the aside temateds which dose walls exhibit and whisk hilly justifies the admit eipectations which the lovers of such reload stadia have from time to time entertained of their rend and hr greasier development I. their native country. (Hear, beer) Towhees, sir, adverted to the triumphs which ear army awl envy have achieved in the coarse of their reseat etreirgle, but we ell know that peace, too, has Its revels no less than war. (Caen.) The victoria of pease see the.. of genie@ sad talon over dlfileoltin bet% metal sad latellaten, sad I viater• to say that doers ceseet, be a more iplendid display of tie trrphies of Peace than is promoted by the ezhibitioe, the auspicious leasaintios debit& we ate met to celebrate. (Hrs..) Whet an be e greater triumph of mind than that of the artist, who from nide asateriab of the mat aspromising kind is able le predaes exquisite representations of all that is beautiful la the forms of satire, aid to give expressiou to all the digaillod and eaeobliag mediae to which Providena has leaplanted la the hymn breast. A great poet of anti quity declares, theta who wish-e to Intone any passim In the sleds of ethers, mum himself be awaited by the ease swain. This placing I believe applies with espe cial freer to dm pa s t o r. hear) The stilt who would fitly depot upon his canvas ell the alto graces end terns eentionate whisk adorn end mumble ear amain suture, must himself be amend by etreopondlog teeing; sad dinettes I thigh I may.witkost exaggeration say that so triumph en be sae elevated than that which antra with laurels the brow of the reheat ad neonatal Pilate?. (Chose.) iseldessito, I bag nine more to think Lou he the hoeferat • have dew the amber, of her Lou Ifienonley Meisee Ladd " The Society of Asti " oesseadola. W the Esti of Stanhope ; sad" The I D Fan l=le lilesesinee," to whisk jades wee does ley the M it fit. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. bath wrought in the earth. He maketh wars to ewe throaghosin all lands; he breaketh the bow, and outwits this spear In seeder." Arks (said the rev. reacher) after a short bat arduous conflict, was this sawn esjoised to 'seder thanks for the restoration of peace, and millions of ear countrymen, in obedience to the consumad of oar gra cious Sivereign, us on a tr emor occasion they had been required to acknowledge t h e tightens hand of the Almighty which laid that heavy mare spa as, wore sow sasimibled to maks a public »oration, empreseive at once of national and ladividual feelier, of the mercy of the same lathuly head by which we were re tared hem it. Let not the mastity of this religious service be polluted by ray been rations of pride or emiltation, as if oar own hand bad helped as in the via- Wise which had crowned oar waders. He urged the duty of supplying now with fameased seems thole ridlgirsa and charitable asiesiatisse which bad suffered a diminution of their funds ben t 4i b e e se S ditur• required by the war • and he salmi the for the Propogatias of the Elisipel, as well es the spades for the spiritual instruction of the mom al M population in thaw districts when the rapid uppainatollas of au trade has sawed an imemeive raalsiediseelen of thals Lumbers. WALBROOK CHURCH. Dr. Croly preached the thantagiting werfeagt, taking for kh teat Nagaben 0r.:., v. it, to the gad of tie Aid ti. dead of Ike Lind woe woo then by day, when they west oat of the eaalp. Aid it sane to pork whoa the ark get forward, that on maid, awe ap, Lord, cad ha thine enemies he mattered; sad let them than hate tie* las Woo thee. Aid wins it rested, he said, Retara. 0 Lord, sato the ahoy thiamin& of Israel." MEW CHURCH, UPPER CHHLBBA. The iheahhiehop of Canterbury preached the dieskegiefteresemen, hew let tiestsel, shay. U., Tam DO-- Thongs* hewer me I will honour, see they tbst despise =it shall if agniabesmadt" He *We e hat this desists. tics ewertose meet miens attestiess, sot No emelt se = us sest. detheratiee of piers,* or displeesare, of reward or bat ea a revelatios of the way In which *vests sews dediesd. Aber NI Medias to ladividuals or emetics. The wiellesee leek it tee that the will of God had buss ericebd. sad to tha Reeser is which was 101111111“ It ai • priaitiple of life sad salon he was to be beesered sr Sespieed. The arehbisbop thee emend at woo lesidltupos the mime way. is welsh God was Immured by • people. sad is which He wee cleipieell. Is clouded's, a wenatet maid wee mule os behalf of the schools itoa weld with the parish. The couregatios, which was ez isoulasly numerous, responded with • liberal contribution. TUN FOUNDLING HOSPITAL. The Bishop of Salisbury preached a etymon, yestar shy, at the chapel of this iustitiation, for the benefit of ths feeds of the Mama,. The Doke of Cambridge irstseidal to have beat preempt, but was unable to hal his Must:ion, by ea saimpeeted summom from hsr Majesty. THE DAY OF EBTMINBTER ABBEY. TSB HOUSI OP LOWS. In psioneneM of Sella their lordships met in the Roue of Peers at a quarter before 10 e'en*, at whisk time tenni pears, among whom were Berl (treadle, the ' Mel of Shaftesbury, and the Bart of Ilarnwhy, end one or two of the Bpieemil Baia, were pretest. • proemial' j wm formed, headed by the Lord Chancellor, accompanied by his membearer, puree-bearer, 'estuary, and the other personal attendaate es the honer of the Great Seal. He was preaded by the U.her of the Black Bed, sad followed by the pees la enter of sealerity. The Bishop of Bath and Wells, who wee appolated to peach the semis before their lisedshipe, waa owe of thaaortip. The whole of the • °finial staff of the beam somprising the libraries, the keeper of the paps., &a., the various ushers end nee sewn were pewit ; and, althaugh the number of pugs was sot great, the proemial was son llsiestly faL. Penni through St. Stephen's Ball sad out of St. Staphaa'a Para, their lordships cussed Old Palace-yard mad amend the. Abbey by the minas, at Poet's Ceram, sad took the plasm allotted to them is that pert of the ease which is fitted lap for diviae monies. Then was • large choir, sad fall cathedral service was sheeted. The sermon was peached by the Bishop of Bath sad Well. (Lord Asekland), bat so gnat we the wed, and s very ill-adapted for kuriag is the part of the Abbey appropriated for the scam "iodation of the me jor pen of the aspegation that little If any part of the Oman nuked these whe wen not Ia the immediste vanity of the preacher. RIB Lordship took leer his teat the gad verse of the nth Marta et De neresomy :—.•ad thaw shalt remember all the way which the Lord thy God led thee those forty pare is the wilderness, to humble thee, sad to peeve thee. to knew what was la Ulm Man, whether thes weendsit keep hie eammsedments er se." At the elms MI the het war the aatioa (as said) 'hewed it. gratitsile bp devedeg a =dikon of the pinks mosey to the unmans of the mesas of religiose wontilp. Would that be dean sow ? Osa of she greatest maren of sateen sad game was drinking's's, to wises awful effeets Baum three salaries ego, Sir M. Bele two esstaries "kw sad judges sad chaplains of the present day alike hen tastimeay. Siam the pawing of the Bow Att in MS that vies had greatly iseressed ; sad as is many came Howes were held by penes of immoral shimmer, whoa beam, eltoated frequently Ia retired plum went/MMus visited by the police, crime had also increased. By defining to amend that act, the Legislature bad sostriboted to promote discord, pond', grim, sad disuse, from what the nereased remises derived from Swam" sad limo' signed little empensa. Ms. Bat la order to Manse the moral wadi low of the poor, their social snaditna must be improved, sad although muse had been dose with that obji ist, still more remedied to be done. Their wretched destiny mast be improved, their comforts promoted, and no lager mut whole families be allowed to crowd in sink room, to the outnge of do gma, the destrastioa of morality, sad the anodes of disease. All omen of proprty should remember that they were bat newarle of their wealth, sad were answenble for •he welfare of nom whom it we their duty to comfort sad mat. Some of these whom he addressed poeticised wealth, talent, time, sad epportanity. Could they not do more towards the 'oppression of via sad the ea sements of morality ? la temporal things no nation was more highly favoured thee WITHAM ; bat he feared we were too mach in the habit of attileatiog oar fottmate Faille& to our own merits rather then to the morales of God. We should remember that to whom moth is gives from him auk will be required. The out nun which we had lately been seendtair ha war MOM SOW at our disposal, sad might be applied to the proem of morality—to the reload= of Christianity. That wean be a real thinks (ivies for the mercies we had received, and Ike the harminge we enjoyed. Ana reining eloquently le the neemeity of • bansony and salsa swag Chrtenam te tbe l groat week of the Chapel, the glen reverend prelate esnoiodei by besides his hearers Is essfribate to the oolleetion sliest to In made en behalf of seiner* le be greened at Canasta nople,whish wiese at lb* ewe Wu a groesfal the as mar galling Mkpiremeftlesa vie had peenbed la the late war, awl a humble esksewlenimant ef the Devise Ms mer throne r y . sad whisk might be the meow of bringing many to As the eine of the service, their lordship retuned to sheer benne te the same order. ST. MARGARET'S, WESTMINSTER. 111111031 2114C11D IIJOILI TIM 110V1111 Or COMMONS Yesterday morning . very considerable number of memben of parliament oseenbied la the Hoses of Cosi ness, for the impose of sesamposying the Speaker to St. Margaret's aborek, la whisk, aseardiog to assist usage, the thankeglviog ssrmo■ was to ho preaelnd by the Bev. Thomas Gaoler, 8.C.L., sad ehaplals to the haseursble boom. 141'8.11.par to is'elook nearly 200 members had militated, aimed whoa were bird l'ahnonton, Mr. Disraeli, Sir J. Pakiagtes, Sir B. Hall, Mr. Baines, Sir G. Grey, Admiral Video% Mr. Cardwell, Lard IL Gramme, Colonel Bolder., Lord Naas, Mr. Hadfield, Dr. Nichol], Lord Barriagtoss, Mr.Yeeke, Mr. Mowbray, Mr. Flow, Sir H. Forgasms, Mr. Foley, Sir H. Stymy, Mr. Henley, Mr. Woad, Mr. Almeader, Mr..T. Hershey, Mr. Headless, Yr. Vargo, Mr. Bost, Mr. Newdesste, Mr. Bushout, Mr. R o ma. lit. Ormolu, Mr. Waddington, Mr. Godes, Mr. Wier, Mr. D. Seymour, Mr. Guianese, Mr. Goddard, Mr. T. Kennedy, Mr. Matins, Mr. Murrough, Mr. Ridley, Mr. Saul, Mr. Shirley, Capt. Stuart, Mr. Tattooing', Mr. Ty's?, Mr. Warns, Mr. W. Wynne Mr. W. Brows, Mr. Wee, Mr. Wynn, Mr. Cowan, Mr. Blackburn, Mr. Richard/as, Mr. Ewan, Mr. Leigh, Mr, Berrowes, Mr. Fresh/14C Sir H. Wtiloug►by, Mr. Gamey, Mr. Moffatt, Mr. Carter, Mr. Black, Mr. Pop, Mr. Omer all, Mr. C. Foster, Mr. Wilmington, Mr. Birk, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Wright..,, Mr. Davies, Mr. Deed.,, Mr. Fitzroy, Mr. 0. J. Forum, Mr. Gooch, Mr. George, Mr . Oreem, Mr. Hollsad, Viscomt Bawd, Mr. Jackie., /dr. Mesartsey, Ate. Prayers kavieg bees read by the cltsplain • snaillike was formed, tmosistfog of the Braker is his Mate robes. the Sergeant and Deputy Sergaut-at-larnm, the Bon. Mr. Medway", the Speaker's *mistery, the clerks of the beau, and claim of committees, and Um subtrdinate °Miura, followed by the lumbers two and two, and "the hour" umesded slowly to the church, a puma(' being kept across the street by • body of the A division of police, ander the direction of Impute, Beekeison. A.though the pabite interest unit hays asomearily been very mach divided, by the comber of churches's which thenksgming sinuous were to be preached, a large crowd had meenibled in Canning. game, end the church itself, to which admission was in the first Maumee to be obtained by Loki's, was very fully adeaded. The stories hula( bees reed by the Rev. Messrs. Davies and Morris, the rev. preacher aseeaded the pulpit, sad pro. seeded to address himself to the saltjact of the day, takiag hie teat fun the Clouded Bt. Mark, a. iv., v. 39, "And He arose, and rebated the wind, and said aate the sea, Peace, be still. Aid the wind ceased, and the re wu a great calm.' After an elogaeot exordium deuriptive of the winners lasi. deal seerrded la the teat he roseeded to apply it to the pre sent oesarton of thaakegiviag. The rev. geothiman, La am elutes, intereeeleely worsen his hearers to torn ihe issues of the war to good moment; not to let the tinging gloats of erntendlag hosts abroad be replaced by the clamour of fai th:we at hose; bat to let old animosities be forgotten, and as so sew ones sown, while we cultivate the true pease, which was the pea*. of Christ amongst all men aid widow. ST. PAUL'S. The thanksgivingseem preached here by theVeryllov. the Doan (Dr. Militias), in the presence of the Lord Mayor sod seinen of the Uerperetioo, who attended Is theft thbeeelsins. Notwlthttiortmg the early hoar at whisk the Okada, ..sing em ,it is held at the cathedral there wee a large attendance; bat the bogy of the choir woe not filled until jest before the commencemeot of the sermon. The very rev. gestleman handed hie dieeseree os the pm- Thou wilt keep him is perfect puce, whose salad is stayed ea time: because he trartetb in tote." (ha. aavi. 3.) He observed that t I the aonsactiotion of pesos the minister of the impel sabrided late his proper off ce ; for the great eject of Christ'. minion was to bring pease epos earth. Though Christianity night sot forbid it could never approve of war, bet mast ever seek to prevent it, or to mitigate Its horrors where It woo unevo.dable. Is cos elusion, the very rev. patients referred to the recrlacee which all bad bees call.al ea to make daring tl e wer, mum is their most Mader relations, and recommended that all should now ..pp is tees work or bssevolesee srldelt promote the welfare of Oak hiliOW•CtiSkttr, , The Made, of the Temple, the Rev. Dt.Roltlestie, preached tryst the fhb sad flth emcee of the 46118 Phan "ppm% beheld SW Take el the Lord. whit delelatiorm ST, STEPHEN THE MARTYR, A' - - - The Rev. E. H. Nelson, the incumbent, rescind at thie table( as bis test 1 Saw. vit. 12 : " flten Sunset took a stone, sad set it between blispeb sod Seen, end :WWI the nese of it Bbeiseser, sepia& Hitherto bath the Lord helped se." ROYAL CHAPEL, TOWER OF LONDON. The thanksgiving aervioe in the Royal Chapel withia the Timm was atteaded by the Right lice. Lord de Res, the dspety lisatessat, and a barge magregation, both military sad civil. The second battalion' cf Coldstream thuds, seder the command of Limitenast.Coloael &mai, who was 'regaled I. all the scams is tits Crams% &Molded, and their band worsted is the services. An Spilieriate IWO= wu preached by the BIT. John Evan., 1111 A., from ail. Romans. 18th vane "If la Wpm sable, minim* as Ileth in you, live peaceably with all men." ST. ANNE'S, WANDSWORTH. The preacher in the morning, the Rev. Dr. Booth, took Ms test from Isaiah suri., 12, 16: " Lord, thou wilt ordain piano for as : for thou also hest wrought all oar works in u. " Thou but isoreamtd the sattos, 0 Lord, thou Midst iceroasul **marks: thou ortgloriGod : thou hada mooted it far unto all the ends of the earth." The preacher, after a few opening observations, directed lb* notice of hie hearers to the het that thou elemeats of warfare on which we placed oar surest hopes of thous entirely failed us in the time of need ; that our sciatica. skill, =easel/al epos:otos, organisatioo, and the of applianses of war, fell wholly shoot of oar rapt ctstions ; that the only thing which stood the test was the unparal leled bravery and enduring fortitude of oar soldiery, tried nadir every privation and multiplied form of suffering. He nest proceeded to show how it was the duty of this counts y to swept the tame of peace which had been offered ; that forgiveness of Injuries was. duty honimbest on nations as well as individuals that if we had attempted to impose more sublease terms we should. In all probability. bare defeated oar owes object, testae, leg shorceighted policy in the traitress' of k rues et the clues of the last war; that Uwe had succeeded la our short-sighted attempt to cripple oar late vanquished eppoasat, we should have bean deprived of her aid in this pretest war. The preacher then proesaded Is show that overgrow* empires were opposed to the intonate of humanity, and were disanintonsamid by God himself; that the huge monarchies of antiquity were shortlived ; and to prove that mazes highest development takes place in small uhf-governed communities, suck as the twelve tribes of Israel, the petty states of ancient Greece, and the cities of medieval laly. He took commies to show that our cuideses in the success of our arms this present summer was, if act delusive, at lest presumptuous ; that the chances of war, u they are called, are t roverbisily capit ate** ; that the elements themselves wags war with mast, thetancieg some ancient cuss of armies so destroyed, and in times nearer to our own the dispersion of the Spanish Armada, and the destruction of the Preach armies in Ramie. THE WEIGH HOUSE CHAPEL. The Rev. T. Binned toot hie tezt fro the 107th Psalm, 43rd verse, " Whoa° is wise and wilt observe theft thUg., eves they shall understand the loving-kindnue of the 1.0 rd." He said a peculiar characVr was repeated to be given to their service that morning, and they had endea voured to give it, and to place themselves in sympathy with the heart of the nation. They had endeavoured to nails together with the thousands tad tens of thousands of religi ose souls in thanks to Ood for the restoration of pesos. They had given God thanks, and they trusted he had beard the prayers which they, u a congregation, had offered many end Baal a time in their usual worship and on those special day. that were set spot for the pupate when they same together and in sympathy with the nation sought God to blew them. Ho heliev.el it was right that there should be this national szpreasion of humiliation b:fore God, and natioaal tkukagiving for God's mercies. Oa previous octa -1 sions, and especially on Ito last occasion, to bed to remark on what was considered very offensive phraseology in the royal proclamation. Whether it was by accident, and in agreement with precedent or the change of cesaaion, he knew not, but it did so happen—sad he was lleased that it was 60—that there was no such offensive anguage in the proclamation in which the &main en. hotted sad asked them to unite with her this day is giving *askew God for his mercy. PARE-STREIT CHAPEL, SOUTHWARK. An immense esagregstion mumbled in this plant of worship. The Rev. C. Spergtoo, immediately after the opening prayer, look ea tpportuaity 01 stating teat is the services of the day be sboold gnats so omelet reference to the peace; not that they were icsectuble to the Ole slop of peace, bet they bad not been tardy to acknowledge those blessings; and having returned turir thanks a month ago se soon at pesos was concluded, there could be no necessity far making the pesos a ee•itet of special mention now. But noterith.thadleg this declaration the rev. gurlemen, in the Dowse of the prayer preceding the sermon, returned faosas thinks " for the restoration of puce, that the war bed sided, and that the sword had been sheathed ; end he prayed that, tar ao canoe whatever, might the nations rash law war again ; that cusolitted, not that henceforth and fdr seer men might live on earth Ake children of the atm* hither." He then presched a septum from the words, " Is it not lawful for a to do who I will with mine own ?" Matthew, 20 c., 15 v.. is vindication of the wa3s of God to rata in the uusgael distributioa of gifts amecg them. CLAYLAND'a CHAPEL, KENNINOTON. Thaoiegivinge were ye s terday offered at this ebapel as ea the several Beads,' shim the signature of t h e treaty. Its the coos of the setfice the minister, the Bev. James Ils!dein Br nee, 8.A., expressed himeeif to the fol lowing effect :—.• The subject of this asornirg's discourse was announced before any alnico bat b ea 'Risen that this dsy would be sppointed for general tluush.givisgs. lam Lot sure however, the, had it bees otherwise I evould have made tb; piens the subject of • special sermon. The peace indeed a very amputated question, sad while we stunt bat feel preterit that the Ire war his been brought s sue easefully to a slow, we iteasot chat oar eyes to tee fist then the state of &Hope is soutisfactory and are rtaia. Ihe p ion of traequatity will much depeed daring the neat few yeses oa tee loaded of ruler, towards peoples sow atiogsverned sad oppressed. The future ts u the heads of Goo. Meanwhile, ptayteg that the poses may he lefties, let as isaprovettsehreatstag ties to de tee /feat weeh so erb'rett we ow visibly eallta—the gambols in owe my at mean of the &silos." I