The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-11 00:00:00

the erpreoo. TO CORRISPONDiNTII. .4 Views atone ispeim." surrir rod rieldr• Z u me OM, Terry rd May rotos VIV 6 wired lor 11* Raffer• Woke Itimais ppm laini M, „ft. *a k Dared.sozere, by Tv* Abet is the . • au et paAmi.a. MON WATNit AT LONDON BIRIDOZ. 110—Verdiad. 16. as. torasy•—lifiraWg. IN. ......Ahonsir hirer LONDON, FRIDAY, JUNE 11. Tae Cu OCELLOR of the Francium tells us that s &solution of parliament " may be alertly ex- We have been expecting it them two & ▪ w k. : and now it is rally coming. For some ree ks whole Columns in our daily and weekly news lune been tilled with election addresses ; dry La weary reading, far the most part, to those who 1 2 4 ; cie appeals worthy of the crisis; addresses so e quate to the times, that some of us are asking s o another how many men, in and oat of parka goo, pmeive what the crisis is. How many can ;Weis are there who have stirred up the constituen os w ith the thought that the coming election s nothing less than an inertias and vim- ilvestion of the representative principle in th e face of the whole world, and en bo lsi( of all that is good in all the world? How sane constituencies are there who have told their c andidates that the liberties of a hamisiphere are confided to British elmen*oship ; and that every can who offers If to be a representative s pumes to be a champion in the oases? This clam pion-hip does not neasessily mean foreign interns son, much less fte war. The beet amertion of civil liberty is a good use of it. The best vindication of representative government is sheering that it works well. But, at such a time as the present, the gaud use of liberty mast be express; the good working of oar imeitutioms mom be through vigilance, coassisatioasosee, and of set purpose. Is there any 'mg: among as ot soca mixes and such vigilance . Is there any _sign of my mu ral pup se, of any national 'dykes*? Mere is vigilance beyond the Alps, where eyes, sa many as there are stars in the sky—eyes swollen with weep ing or dim with hopelessness—are gazing this way to see whether the sun of our liberties is standing sill, or coming on to give them at list a dapping even on high. There is vigilance on the plains of Hungary, in desolate Warsaw and in humbled Cracow. There is vigilance amidst the reeking swamps of Cayenne, and the glaring winds of Algeria, oil in the crowded prisons ei the French provinces, and in a hundred streets of Paris, with their thousand homes, when men cannot sleep for pret ence on the heart and tumult in the brain. With all this vigilance directed full upon us, what is our own ? How are our representative institutions working? and how are we resolving that they shall work ? - I do feel," said Sir Jaen OSARAX, last week, 0 , that in the course which we are now pursuing, this assembly, which has been the great landmark of representative government—end the great exam le of representative assemblies throughout the wortd— will be brought into disrepute." That assembly was the House of Commons, which is the same thing, at the present day, as the whole government. Disrepute, indeed! We have just done with a government of Boodles, ('oodles, and Doodles, of Bays, Caffys, and Doffys. We are now entangled with a government of mammas and ventriloquists, who are making a very Prosporo's isle of our serious old Britain, with their false shows and bodiless noises. On the continent oar country men are inenhed—first with blows, and then with money to make it up. In far off seas ace minks are snubbed or neglected. At home we meet get our banns dime. We cannot get either our law courts or our peat &Am domed out. We semest get the waters of pedaled= teemed either into OW !lawn), or our legislature, or we Sarah. ee en deem of ignorance, where elm bleeds like venni. And whose fault is this lb Wheels bet the people% wits might govern it Boy weeldr=s h= majestically, sad elbetually e the and Buffys woad be nisei. We seed net have small ma in the pie= of power =km we will. To -e=of the memposen wed ventrilo quists would be They wield net be on the great tragic stags et dde era, ifs* bedleittbsn in their own caravan. To test bemuse we onset pt ee business done, is the more weakness of no issomps tent housewife who completes tbet she end ma, nage bee servants, sad thee It deem will est obey her. Whet then is to be lour—the omits bsiag a bead—to aye ger ispeemiletia spites ban base 6, beaglelens tlimiepelef • To bawl ea Aimee is the moat anew, though not the highest replite to our_polithal retrieval P Has the mks asp object ? Has ley w pasty an object ? It is line the nation aid its par tite to show. Nobody seems to blew of any stemma. It time be any, let is see it in the fors of simple repreesetation—eow, when there is an oppmemily. What ant ? To have a b in et ± j tmore than wide mo sal perms,. That is Mi rt;e a at s, this min, whist e • iss ot our ram may on the et en pupae f He the Mien a payees I , UM 14 pain, toe seeds le upset. Have ley slams epuiresee P It eg o whet domes ? It is ensebeible, if tae—wed !tree to be tes—that see eseneeters ars one men hb mm (here is no need now to go Z 7 1 11: asses of this. If it be a teeth, we may learn soma egg by watching how oar noweiseters operate in preventing our ir is ta . tive system fres being " iron& into " A envier and Let seggestive spank Bet whet impose ? Let the ant lea ffi senent glow. len hardly be to est Boone fed Oilene above and ogy, or the servers. Weems& tells ir4 seemy Mega It can whip an te Invent Om repel e=ire tee wen offsempties Mane the amp., What ever sub En I. party um _nll me te - forme will to nothing . Woks Semi as diestithe pet =lldra Ad eat d pedimsat. dell agree to MOM the rsenethe that our a linnirke gnu shall set be non* into dis reWhat mat? Coossienes in slanted action. Higbee eseibleredsa et ell, eel that whin reuires bast weds, sang that we bare at en fas t tbe vista et St. Albans, sad meld up before our epee tie Ti an of Vass Lotteneezes." Very few words are magi hen. • wine asse—set many term sp—throw wee a Webb, beldiessee et Nor with,p ee me with ilve irbe isradlL mi Is tbe lest bear of palm Mint his ne. When than is an Na Alms, the., Ent. la rebellllty, be mme and were awe ha the sees eon on the name ends deem & It seems te es that he the mks et is. Na ma we o ' l o tablnert, and. twain( away from St. Aiwa and Osesty Dews. *fatly amen the biliq that sir meremstalles system should eves be tetnitt jute dbeepele, while we have Na skims to be rep es samka Bet th !—the host of iimCzes le Flew i= ima representation, and, a Pei I We want metier ease ib t Imo is the hmmo end, in male to that, we watt imilinetentsey yam with a meek Ganged TREF aeutalias I and SOK we want—O! so many things! Wed, let as pt arm. Bat it is so delimit I—there diSentty as this side, an es that, and as the other. So at was en a metals meals* whore there were terrible aisse—malls isseperable fee terror— on this side, and on that, and all mend I and so it km been very often on the pathway! .of the week% awe there were lions—very dreadfu l ittatt — ht th e Ow e t yet ma h e got to the top ot the manta* "s nd et the path. Met this matter is to melees he the met sip rutin bblieg. We me asse—is lewd to WNW/ is es mine a mile of ear ea tionaliVierly, wins it lOW= Weary. es "[Mint* bee yet edl. No as an my what any have happened bin we new peelkinewt es- Pres ; but everybody known the prielabOtke that great mots will occur before Ito eyes. To make it worthy of its era is as grand a vacation as that of the barons to Romp mei!, e —as that of HAWDIII4 to the Exchequer tourt—aa that of the Seven Bishops to the Tower —as that of the political anion to their rallying Punts in 1832. Our Hang JOllll is not on the throne, nor the Cronus the JAMS we have to contend with —nor are our oppressors among the lords, not our betrayers among the bishop. We are in danger in a crisis when we should be most inn :--in danger of oar representative systole being " brought into disrepute." If oar betrayers and foes are not on the throne, nor in the House of Peers, nor under the mitre, where are they P Pray heaves that they be not working in England's heart ! Up with oar na tional spirit ! Now is the boar fora fresh represen tation. Let it be one whisk the wide world may re gard with hope—with bonding who are worthy— others, With bar. THE OVERLAND MAIL. THE BURMESE WAR. OT ILIKIIIIO (toot oux owx i MARSEILLES, Irma 11, 5 A.m. The mail has just arrived. The dates are Calcutta, May 3 ; Bombay, May 12. The enemy made an eat to retake Pdartaban by surprise, but was driven back with an immense loss. Exchange at Calcutta, I.lok to Liel. FRANCE. PARIS, TIIII7IIIDAT HVINING. The marespondents of the London papers who have bees threatened with expulsion by the French government, having apprised the British ambassador of the mature of their tnterviews with the director of the pea at the ministry of police, were invited this morning to the cabinet of his excellency. Lord Cowley, having evinced pest interest in the subject, and warm sympathy with the mum of the freedom of the English pries, seated what he thought the , most advisable MEW to be taken for the present. Until he POSSiga isebastioos front hie government be ahead Bait his praseediap to endavouring, in an entreradisisl swishy, to ascertain the real intention of the Fres& gemmed on the subject. Foe this he would &ahead an interview with the of polies sad with the minister el Malign Whirs. He should thus be enabled to Gad cat whether the intention attributed by M. Latwar-Dumedia to the French government did reay ir ezist. and wee avowed by the mini ; the government would seriously hole P i ano eterespondents if the Loudon press responsible for whatever French news or eseameats thereupon appeared in their reupuetive journals, and was pro =to carry into =anti= the threat of expulsion. his excellency had ascertained this point, which he expected to be able to do immediately, he would sommunicste the result of his inquiries to the senespesdeets. In the meantime, perhaps they algid led it expedient to hold a hale meeting among themrelves, sad agree upon what was the better sewn for thus to adopt, is case the Freash =lit were seriously bent upon executing the efd out. The sonvapondents, having thanked his easelleasy for the prompt and earnest number is whisk le bed tabs up Om* seer, then withdrew. L mantis' with this eakiest I will mastics timely virtue elan old law the Fame gemeameat bee the power of expelling say ilesitaer from Perk in the term of twenty-four hem - It ap pears that this law was acted upon in the doe of Louis Phi lipps ; and yea may resaseelme that it was eked last enema bj ii. needier, then peeled of psis% es a Va sff et his right le expel any Isseigeor fraa who declined to amply with Ids mkt 1 p re mat et theprellsarre, is order to chain a Cita afa Ir. nlet mil that if we should hear er ambeseadar that the mama el whisk M. Laiser-Dimasedin was mad the sepia is net a tome - t mode with a vine Se the' into a Masada if eartier semespeedens a mind Mop bet • mien wareieg_upse which the gemming is wpm* be sot, it ir re p os elphi Old can berme a serious matter for moss the leering goes of the fthe pens whMherk meld sot be • sere hpinet mese to wahine desk eorresposine se scour, than to wait till one of the fraternity maw mer a. by the goverment I oilmen la the mere arrived to.day a feature in the lieldS ‘' Zirle 1044 on Tuesday night, which seeds sum sommest /ma his site of the ChanneL In mil le Ind ilemolemfe of the law just pond hy the Cop leigk el = Malroesbury stated that Ind Ineghasa was mistakes, sad that the Nil jest paned wee w entirely to Freedoms. New the that is, that the mistake lies with the help esemery. and not with Lord Brougham, when anent of the bin was per. featly accurate. Is last yea will is the Airseei mew of to-day, a repot the Mete is the Ose Legialatif, whkh tee pine on the dik el huse I kr hare the debates are _pehlithed almemaly a week alter they are held. Now the Oh aelide ef the law is 1111 MOWN : tereigase who, out of the hose territory bce bun gulNy of s eclat oilbse spiel the labile west of Piesesor essimet• Fesesktem ans /Ll7 emote Ifsosse. M Aso ernes* is the numb law. ' la rupees M ( tbe yeseessiles via 'sly take plow bLibe- Ole ea Wier tbo oindidess ali dateentsed Weiss* Fame wtkeels. poem by trestles. 7t !e the higiesst imlorbmse thet this @Meld be M i tmlisesessi smf pmildy Lced Wring whim WAN idiaml. give Mier' to west ide edible whisk bee SOW mak as he revertible Lord Delegism with slamming, the bike had given= esteelbst mid ' NOM Esereiptime et the kw. The 11 geeftpedsosl baste beaten breed soak* the Robin by aeettpesr Darning, Bieber Of To the isterleisollivelere,riksliLis W s of Vie wal Aststp k, NWiage Ames of Tell, lispealeap, Ike., 1e..1e.. St oo Weiss, Nuke se fibre: AA. I. We yeiri, es kr es is as Ilse, mist the *Mal onegssiout gelefolitt of serislirilt i l l=q ues. = t tlie s Si sgiest O. doesk inis kuttl, se An. P. Wo pobibit alleepeobee. Ar ,....wd(ouriliesemaa dee Is le Ibe Mies% lei we 'Otis tams to tease to* the opatissesee of sub seriptiess veto & key may have eke* bode. Our vest maielip mill Is trummitted by our tsar of Oleos, to do suporiees, directors - sad gg=r esieleuries, sad s eo to the editcee of tbe est of IM thessiw C Midi.—pives at Oulsas. ' Se: • A . TM 1 1 1 0Plf a V = elimetly His government, mem woo' oil mobilo ous t tbst emblem was died mod amp West hod eseepistely am he tho md saved kt I sekrity____lme assiosil. the solmeliblo omildlatelo m Deg am - WA, a t s igla " A ll.V.1814 ... npsoll ":1812:16"- st immeinset. Imo stalkdare all i r oomos ieLLar Ihe math, whisk slob AO in a single dspetment, Ike Ilmoe amp woo oronhwe. The unw Idaho a decree by the President et the headed on are sad Noma hem es Ilifiter ci Midis, kr the et the Osowdl et Mafia* It is to Omit et the Waldo, of Malmo her admirals, tur twist it naval ongiseare, & Snake et and ear elensism, semmimeybossesol, sr & oinepbollselo diet it embalms de maim% tad • esseskry, awl b to ism all mike emloodat with the anal' err • with &view to holmblisealimand onegollable didrilesdon of premeds. The esesse ordure that se till ear dative to the navy shear mesacuccs cf , laid beim mtil it shall have bees submitted theLegbis to the tive et' Ad miralty. The thief babas in the doom it an fin curtailment at the hentelbre semeised b the OsesdL Hitherto the Chomil seat in to gemement bats at dims eligible to be pro moted Is essismad, or to receives duple the Legion et Hamm la lieu of their claim to pemeetion. In Mars the admiralty list is to be easitioesi as re commeedstory only, and the President reserves to hamar the power to mats peacetime in the navy whim* raped to it. TM Chasitiserow de finis has received a mond 4from the prefeet, and bas, in consequence, to suspend its publication. 1 area bows hie Lead in silence to-day. The ChnsiNklineeel publishes the terrible wend warning al SAW et its columns without comment. The Viseg ior mith the Elyse* has magma sad gape at hospitable table at Auteuil. He was to have cutertained most of the principal general carers in Paris at a splendid banquet on Monday. Almost all of them, with Olen. Marian at their head, felt it ameauy aus O re ar *— login for their Assam. Ta.l daZ nalfaii Ciamsal Bt. Anteaff, and M. almost silieleaspeesa wads% had ss lasitatisa Weimer. They hawse. withal* osegdme. •seir mese Thaw thin cimmillasses to reemati the plot, whke be lad amid. af Orin a mow dee fre e . Aamoralr• tho gardens of kis Ma. He gime* that he trill eclipse tile, *stets Ltd gees by M. Whims Ditile, nd with his putt' atiareaos in sunk effects he will disebtless sesseed. The pasty will at all mato be a nasty ea% sal sae.* the more joyous can the abuses of the disk. moor who have elks away has the ategaillseat As Al. time a:trouble. To the list et amosselitteieassal is the Boat %dee dueled to have satirist la etesegasaes of wet %Meg the oath. met be Wed the MEWS of MIL is Mateauhriesd. de Ravimel, and Bigot do Ceamis. At the Beam the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. rose tia, and closed at 100.60. The - Three per Cents rose 15a, dosing at 70.40. Bank of Franey shares rose 10. The Marseilles railway rate 8.76. The amalgamation of this line with that of the Avignon and Lyons continues to be talked of. Orleans rose 6 ; Lyons, Havre, and Strasbourg, 3.75 each; Rouen and Northers, 2.50 each; Bordeaux fell 2.50; Tours and Nantes, and Dieppe, 1.25 each. ITALY. ROMAN STATFA AT ROME. TO DEATH ROME, Ice. 2. With respect to Mr. Murray's actual guilt or inno cence, !cannot pretend to decide ; but, from the turn the affair has lately been taking, it ap hi ibly improbable that capital punishment w be inflicted upon him; and should a mitigation of the penalty take place, it must be justly attributed to the ener getic remonstrances and indefatigable exertions of the agents of the British government here, backed by the thorough-bass of the foreign office. A cabinet courier arrived hese the night before lest, bringing I despatches directly to Mr. Freeborn, in rnshismaes of which he repaired yesterday menus; to the under-secretary of sate, Moosignor Berardi, and bad a long conference today with Cardinal Antonelli, which will no doubt have its due weight with the government of his Holiness. ' - Mr.lWorehas received permission to see Money ones a week, speaking in Italian, and in presence at the authorities. The eagles were distributed to the French troops this afternoon. Our correspondent, writing on the 4th of June, states that the British cabinet courier left Rome on the preceding morning, for England, with despatch es relating to Murray's affair. Mr. Moore Lad sm interview with the prisoner in the Animus jail, en the 31st tilt., and found him confined in an =whiffs some cell. The sentence had not yet been published. Our correspondent mentions differences between Austria and Rome and Naples (the two latter upheld by France) on the subject of extending the Austrian mamma,/ and customs league throughout Italy, with the exception of Piedmont. LK/J="4mm or MIL FLARGUS O'Ccongoi.—lt was with ecesiderebte dilllcalty, after bane ewe esitted to the custody of the Seegesat-at-Artna, that Capt. Gareth weld second in coaveyie Mr. O'Coaser to hi &ninnies in the parliamontary leak. op, .ad this dillealty was an a I link lammed ham the eiressalaase et the well-kaawn Walton =tore et the note that leads to the lesbian The hem 'asthma at Int thessther dreamed the anon of We it ths • division hat aol lamed that the vane was saly ea mixt way late the hone the I awn seesaw la laity peke him slot= Zan' he was insined late to einheistie sin% a ening sad a beano . A rekry rapines awn= awl msessuger of the Hesse of Camases etre la ants= animism* =on him ia the antewhamber ant Kr. O'tiastr, who is re markably etnnanisative with =am entertains then with • mantis at Ms anew to the Ikea of Coarsens and of W burls hard wad Ametrise. His other banker egoist fa eta" ems al this ass of the meet autezesptleas able scat. He shows no symptoms of Tidies., bat has an as gessitti erasing fee braady.trade• Waimea la ricaulants k mesas, strictly prohibited, though bets permitted with I lls meals to bass aware, of ..all beer. Sees after being plaid h aselassient he was searched, and • roll of bask seta was hand he the betake bruit paint et his yea, sod en the Miser taking then tar acuity, he is reported to Ira rid abrapdy, "De not take then, I shall sat at saybedy's driest with then." Conisquint on the resketiesery carets st ease he wee yesterday is.. paratively quiet, but esinpkined at amiss mad aishaer. Daring the day he wrote a latter to the Speaker, to the erne of his eseilarneet, sad requesdag liberatiam. This bear wee delivered by Mr. Jacob 80, who asenitests auk Weisel is hi., bat naive& se newer. H. wrote sasersr, wadi was einveyel to the O es pether by Captain Great, who retuned rith • Mori tarirkaprem the nese, wail Mr. O'Otwer • semitone& Me • abase of nreaualthea Nal smug npresind wen thlialtrie chi gamin Auk* wpmMabeem begesedat, beanie tee "%eft" aware; thilimaibrei Ith rain, as vas IWO, %quip Inek by the ts when hs piped ft of me a % w e e , 'ram. II iondi f Dr. Walk am& Dr. sitith Ilk, Dell, viral Id., and the hewer andethia preserthel kw hi. pills sad • pr oc hz , rra i rerLVC l Z l A ss = sal i i i ietheard ars dde onnunion they have the' Matta' emediftems at heady to the "I lea; bed several as t a lsterviews with Mr. Femmes 'o•oanner sew ht ea st th ein th=seenst-anee is the House at sat, sisenutha et his osserel ble sathutite a w l Aetna irithistimereemth Ith ambling, 1111111101•161 M osi t ba bell lastly s a Wheltin the to Heine O hipalmth sommane and peale mote& be se et kby w, and arise et come who live witness& Sisk e re as at that stalike sim M it ithesmas he Ithaml lnch t con laid sae wait'ital o al as to e *WO unewasher i and to fa i r Int, un lab ir resr .. .treateter _ w dingeteue to ban"A. T sn.fithiLD. Hilted has "Mr. reargue Creath * er, with whoa I have !_bed interrev and env cache Wawa lasgth,_las - Welged is asthma strobe 'thighbone mada rher eldlo lothlIks• ea' swerisig=lersee, at& itheelpieent 'kg the weld' Isve led lie tot* eft tidy, the** et ble i nt t. de ! rep=a, year with resar tlielr = the meth peesellag p inhe Itthee el t =I a s et lathe, I •ma of opinis• that be of maid and net whe it liberty, nor capable et Ws own alas. "rest . lawman. at Camara, has 10, lath" BT. AXIS% LITIZLEY AND 80111XTIFIC SOCIETY. —Leal evising the eas ennewrithee of the= *mei Saki, beak in this eselthre recos. street, Deithaern. was a atheism atandrese if /mass and gmatheis. kebabs athyseisathe es& Num, ism The halation Stade r meaty i as gehapt te We in ea aliteastie waier, • thugs, a dahabk ass= hefts Maths ot natal andante kaocriedge, as& to encrusge • retch, dasetiere and sebum The heals emptier magingthane. • Übrary, thasereas, damn roans, mod theang ! kaftan chop awoke the race were way amestally fitted up red 11•11. mental with a at a s sT W e e: , tune. Nimble end • very= et ! ga dr War wee • rue Elghloy am =ltlest-strat. ant wee ic eteath the el=r by M. Chinith Are the 'hash M sod br b : mid ithani by = s in g Mss Et the s apprteme "l6ll 4 the est et= k mate of seam The wise aimw Wm meddle wlibb sine inaksity 1 smog Ora the edging labia redly Oh et the ma lisawirath anoint piss. The .. hi and csagany en. premed themeless highly padded with the wankel ea tertmaneat, sr& Ed wet aigneste till an ademereilier of do sink* Ti. SKIPPING Irmaer.—Yeeteeday a ream cresprineed eider of the Howe of Csaitems, • ges& del el latnemaien of linportesce tthe min sal &wag the ware et rusk that is the moth as_dod Vis Ml of r s aliatethade Ithl o Mß earth et 79141111 hammy, he the end= a et es United Mingles inwards ; and LIM Mat • reek .1 2344709 threge, Image, sod 12,000 sailing awe et I dimmed stitherek k the sethe mak W awe mak WO falai reeds et WO awl &NI stmeththerele IVO tereign augleysi tss ir i t ' teeth et the Unhetarth• othliomtathiasi walk a 4 temp, ti ed arm. el 81gal 1,14$ 2 witereare amok wade& dr et TlM A rlantat Tusaurs BlLL.—Yeeterday the committee presaged with the elan aerating the eullway intereste, the baba airldlestlin a whisk is mithused this thy. TM ammtelse alma the Wilkie of Wee claire lir giving limited liability, r epea•Lwe is lie ear ' asuesd lased eenbelt a the permed eighth of 110,0001. is subscribed Dar, sad Id pa oath pail vp. THE EXPRESB, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 1852. It be troutl. WINDSOR, TIIOII,ODAT, .10/11 10. The Quell left tie %WO at 10 minutes past 12 °'W eek this morals( he Asses Doom Th i oraeleted Glatt oweleges ant N ov i& la state mad Wain aid arimerese ea The lest eareleao eialebed bar do el: Miens Royal, and tr lr Diz s ben Closhilk• Prisons Mary. The la Weida( to the sad the Prime ailraded i s e rii ea lamina. The sound elesiese Pities Albert, the Priam te aks, the Doke of , sad the Master of the The third eon** seemed the 3lbtrese et the Rehm, Osesiese of Desert, the Doke et Aron. mad the Doke ef Deeelsash. The herdh earthp ocavoyed the Dubose of Beedeseh, the Dunham :LW, dm Doke of Newest.* as 4 the Molds N The Mk melees oloveyed the Menhiseen yd Non mashy, Kereidemo et Abilene, the Teal a Nallwandl7. sad Lord Jobe Mersa. The sixth emeohips eseneyed tie Co/eaten of Malatebory, Canlias alliMildo. the Monde of Abortorm, sad Lora threes. The eronoth moneyee Ley Harriet Maralltoe, Lally Lead , sad Lord William Paolet. The deb* earrings elaveyed the Hai. duals Mona , the le Lary . Yen, lbjer-Geoseal Berkeley rad r. dihio The joik ,111 sward the L or d Chamberlain, sad the Mas ter of dm Meeneheld poseded Mr Majesty to the Queen's etas& sad imbed bar *OW sod th e Prima NI that ai rrinjorty sad PTISIO Albert aid the royal part re turned to the Castle at tea mamas pact ers o' Vaemat Meadaville loft the Ca.tfa to-day. The Canaan of Jamey sad lady Clenesatiaa VW's* an ealratlM es arrive at the Castle this attanneest oa • riaft to her TM DeiteMef NAM Melted the Dash.. of Cambridem st 0•06 Oh humor The and of the Oeidstrtara Guards Weeded to lb. C g astle defies dander yesterday, sad perfeemed the follow in Westin : t w erate V ere "Ilan Astagz"...— Val% _ Balessi NOwim Osman Iltrittist Ilenst Iriell Oats OHM iaollll611 l gave a paid diner this maks la Ma Er. The hßawas daunted with ass, es Mass. Salsa, sad tunas of gold plats ; c a a :d a = as alninals esst woe Owed the St. Guru's At sea ail alas ha ware two Lay boas, on wail; taws agatell a segailleast sissies of gold shields, lama ism 111111011, statesetes ; the elan* 'agar ' sash Waist Ming a Goodwood Cap, Ufa Fula won by " Flosr-do-Lb " (the ) property of his ve Msjealy Xing Wiliam the two successi, "seas 11010 nil The havriag_had the bower of Inataisas t Oa Mass eflLeat, the Daiwa wad **Musts Mary, the Duke al the Dohs sad Deism of Atha; Us Duke wad D ° = Mrstasas, tha Dubs sad Dashes sf lboookoado. the Dia wad Dears of ArgA thsliisegalsot Skase ids Massa sd lawriskiassof - Abarsm o sad Lady the larva sad Maaddinsan el lasnuaby s aw lad at Haas., the Bwrl NA Commilon of Jong owl Cie matins Villiers, the lad sad annum of Ina and Lady Burghley, Lord Job& Ilwasse, Lord and Lay (Swiss Fi wad Lift Jams Murray, Lady =Howard, Niemen de Scl i v s t s Mid Vbsonte. Vaasa mid V ashess, Variant Sessarina, lhaoJiry, Lind Aber bar, Loa Paget, Lord Mefieria Lady L. Pahwahani, Lady Frames Hay, Lady Warm baker, Load WHliam Canter, Mr. and Lady Emil/ Onondia Cassia wmil Lady Catherine Frelte, Coking ass. Cads stad Mrs. Greg Major Hoo. Jules lilsobaell,, Ova& sid the Ewa. M. Tottenham, Hon. F. Lars.`, Illr Thaw and Lady Lesion Monenage, Sir Wathin and Lady Walasi Wyss, Sir G. Cooper, Car o l in a Mrs. Butard r Copal& Ud, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kr.am sad as lbs. * 'Ant, lb. andaring. Mrs. Loftily, Mr. sod l sall Mr. Rmy B The Qua lad afterwards a *snag panty, to which the hawing_hed the learew of readviog inalisas: His Eurasia MINFAIIN ad Madams Vas de Woyos, *lto Marquis of Bath, Visas and Viwasstess Cum*, Lai sad Lady Charles Clinton, Lady Radial Email. Lang Omahas sad Mist arita, Lady A. M. Cast sad as ACM, Lady flusalMals, lady FIIMMII EM MEN V am. Mania sad Kiss layran s ta Dana, Lord Lund Denkellin, Lett Paula, Lora Col , Sir C. wad Lady Caroline bateau, Lord C. W , Mr. sad Lady Caroline Burgess, Baran sad Hama. Coleseithe Boa. C. B. sad Moo. 22moaria. Octavan lit Fraser, Sir lir Mwas, Camel sad Mrs. Bat hurst, Mr. arms Nn Grant, Mr. Harvey, Mr. and Ma. Hsu sea las eery,. Mr. and Mrs Mr. the Mier Mae V. e, Laria-C.eissiol F. H. Seymour, Lieut.-Caked - Berkeley, Ostlsi B. Seymour, R.N, Cap tain Hayma tha fr at , Mr . Williams Wynn,. sad Kr. The Co..at of Deane ha rebnita the Marchioness of Ely in her teas as Lady k Wafting to the Queen. Lard Ihrwatrat had ea interview with Mr. howstary WlatititiVisS 14 ristsaviiw yesterday with the Bed'IDEA, et Add intim' to Dowaierareet.— Kr. Ile:t had dee an taggsWay with the noble earl. • ernadog Mike Wm Dr. Cox aid Mr. Gawp LP.. had aa Witniew with Mr. Secretary Walpole leotard& at the Meress•da ea the sidled of epee dr ant Tided& Vie depilation were by Ws Ws. Clef. M.P. Vistaed Misliap lad ea tadariew with the Cheneoller I of the Inehesiewe yeeterday st his add residence in D 7be=p 17dreseiby Conandon had a destine yesarrisy at the tidal sediptoe se the That Lard of the Trams* is Dowateeddeoh _the Bider .f Cher aerobe Dee (f sel Predator . end the Bev. W. IL Bahasa ieeditery). Mr. Menem bed en interview with Mr. &metro Wel pa, leotard& . Mr. Lama had it. an interview with the Right Hon. ASCOT RACES. THURSDAY. The presence of the Queen at and greet pakHe festival, whether rase or otherwise, has io Invariably Sea fevered with fine weather, that his Majesty's lieges of the thatll" laid the dattering amass to their soul " 11 Cheat Day," in cite of ell appeasers to the oromary, would not to ea szesitioa—thein lopes were sorely dimpsiated. The rain rostimed to peer steadily down Swing do sight sad the aorelai ems 141 bo=dy wet sad ilsacyr—a. esnemesasse wore not len this they mwe sad* sailor elrennotasess on **Da; isi • then as no Sibling or ionablies forma et the if asa all s r bs t se• above half lice mishap et mina end Paddington thst bare sum* hoe.. xesd is Nair easass, The roe" was vies W i sed the was, shirk was le • ow . Ma * gat eelireig ott pine imaiss W ee . Oak hie* mak* witab.,.. been ~Oar is *raw with the reel merits of the heron :eta is sir,. mem to the The as ora". le wee 0 me tiles 'mow bey woel' ane r h Ui name with Yr gramme. TM wso, detelha progenies of snags, sad the par* =am = greeter thee isight have bees .aped. TM OMNI Lehi' was tolerably* well dada, ad • M timed, the Sowers. attired In wagettof ricalt aiwilli e to hot, • style of ' lama whisk oohed no ' ebess :l4s.est it i t iodw the Dek o s be ee mproi l the ke Lsor pe % hoes the Oasis . skeetig lair as all& no sizta sisead et WOO eessiegos. eil . lama dad. the 'mai Oho of the leiesiakileiall limei" Chi the Cieses's snit* oggsdes th e . the Marty ohms Eit hi y =Mr - thas eaf b : tan damped* the . who had W in smilial As pest her. Her ts ys ys= es ty th h a is to ! h oyd en M ise Prlise: th e fft te a r na b rW i s i los lui san i r e Prittots eir ter i ehe i ft et Wel- Isom the Das md Dego! al the ,Delte cod Deals et Bassiamb, the ' Hab er of Hs Duke et lide. tba ea arimptis m t Lira.: illia "adlitZet ui th e a s sad Ilasablamal at Abases Sn ead the Mega sa Maraketen of the Bari sal Combo el Mabeesking., Idyl J abs . Mimeses, lad all" Lad, Jams Murry,. ad several ambers at the seistostry. , Met the sigessesep s 4 asee at the wea l rowria regal stead me seems ind pro eseialia 16 insomet aim ei So Os Phis ; it thin sad the rest mates.' a earsiseedvely dew tar spa will slew that it wet me* as helloweet "Mgt ever sam, sad thole the MINI aßlelliV Oa I 111 Se edam* were " amasee." Os des 41110 1111111 sem he Os New Seabee bas=d it imi l l eoiriens sow sea eses kg Ikelr . end 'sects. took their ftirN seabla hes all of Ike use. AMA lie Ili. James Pease &ekes aswee alesiX h tesether dewed sad. Mhos tar bet stoat am wens end I T hai L ie M i ta. lia al avower* es way • of en Tuesday :—Hle ilis Takla As=:" sad Mame M. Sebrob, His lassikag the M flowdil li enlialer, a Rails* tbs &rola ealierwoulea Kinistisr. M. D eb sad Deshoss of Bassifte, sal the Las emend erl Rs . A bel tke Deis ef Iliskatcal. la Menblome ef *Sew, iisseakess d Deeiheda, 't Oriaals, rashy, Warhat, liy, al Uhaelando m * Ai klloolo et Mara, WS. tat gallaw", Daslas, Chsseriald, Atria. boa& wim. Sri" U sadi Dadra; Cessames of Zes load, Whim sal M. ob ri sies tertes sedi Led dlion, ea _tires`=spe igelifi i eilli %kes. 111adaa. Hs* do Willoot Clines. , amok Nil, Tarring tem NNW:Ia Waliativass imesse• IseacOca._ Atria 1 Noma*. 644111111111 LINO Iliblibeile s Deakallia, ihrai r %as, Deessan, Bergh- Z a r esw aise Haim 0. Mara" Rimy, Ds Lisle, Paget, W. P l ao, 11. 0. Liam P. C. Pales ; Lass Ikeee /Mem Berildeg, Loam Fatah's, Beres sad Dames Lionel Rothschild, Bans and Baronets Nevery Beltedilld ; Sirs R. Peel, R. Pipet, J. V. Shelley, H. Peytes. G. Amylase, W. Codrington, T. Monsieffe, W. FM", &e. Here. Gemmel Aron, Admiral Pocket, Cep. Ross, Capt. Foreseer, A. Peserisby, P. Stator, 8. Jocelyn, W. learlett, G. Iseerliee, F. Lenses, H. Pitt. Cal. Boyle, 0. Lyon, H. Parester, H. Grey, and Cob. T. B. Lawns*, Peel, Newton. Messieurs H. A. Herbert, Dunes, B. thishrene, Seymour, 8. Manley, J. Stanley, end many ethers whose wan were included is the list given is our sport of Tuesdays MON. We WPM portionless of the racing. Heratisecases of 60 sew. each, It ft, he 3-p-elsts ; eels, at 7lb ; Mee. Ist 31b; 41b. and Mb. allowed, to. &Haley Comes. (17 subs.) Kr. Bolooto Ma MeV" Id Sib (ay 1 114019 6. Dube st Nabiager. Sal Mb -......."U5aa I I& I. noire saw (A. D es 4 Led Dongoilseo Choir Tat 110. Mat es 4 Deltas : ole apt guile:, and 2to 1 apt The Chess se Masse snestisterd. Chase went Wraith the lest, &eel, by Hes Nevis, the other couple, after they bad ma a penes el a mile, lyieg off four or five Willa. No tale piees until they niched the last Su Iv esee mers The Obese gave trey to Be. Nevi,. At &hisses took the monad place, and at the ball bet after a has nee in was beaten by • head. Mos a third, The nee warn not timed. Trances' PLL7II 01 100 sin., and 26 son. for the se cond berme, by sahmelpties of 6 son. each, the surplus. with the estrum anew of sea-subscribers, to go to the lurid, Bash es headhse to the plate to name one horse hie owe property free; inssabseriben to pay one sor. entrance. Ones rood esd atlases. lord UMW* IllsayMberd. 4 yr% Istlton) 1 Mr. arestkit kierskaa. 4 yea, Rst Sib (Mini 2 lad es Was. 4 , c ii rt Mb (Wakefield 3 $ Wading 4 Mr. Oressiblire ,(11 b yrs, Ist (Headley &Wag ; 66i apt Harpieheed, 2to 1 eget Barcelona, 4 to . 1 kettle, end 6to 1 eget Iles. Barcelona took the Mat at starting, waited cm by Shepherdess and Ilex, ing next, and Lathe three or four lengths in t i re 1 / 8 1 1"1 . In i ly mails(' the tun above the stand Shepherdess Wiese he treat, bat reimedassi them only to the Swinley poet, Beralleagi again taking up the vmalag, with a lead of nearly a couple of Mork Shepiardess gave way at the Wick kiln tarn, and on admilimg the smat running Harpsichord a L 1 baths Met the ....ad and third position. inia*mi bar h until ad le the centre atiVirrand ma Rand where th e was ' by Harp.ich.rd, headed a kw yards i tmen the their, and beaten by a neck. Ewa in 4 min. 17 see. WUNDeOII, FortslT &Liss. et 60 .ova. each, It ft, Sit Lys aids. 71b each; the wiener ash& 1000 Onlllllllll 222 11:012 4. Oaks, or Cremation Stakes to have l b (3 subs.) Dohs et *Shea flirt. Set rtb 11. Botha) 1 Mr. lerripN trafiy, est 7la (C. Marlow) 2 Beetle/ : 6t04 on Flirt, who waited into the distance, and wea a very slow-ran race by a length. Rua in 2 min. 6 NC, APuirm of Pr.sra, value 600 Isom., the gift of his Maisety the Emperor of Russia, added to a sweepstakes of HI MM. each, for 3 yr-olds, let bib; four, Bst 61b; livs ist, .... cis and aged - . 9st 31b ; mares and geldings Awed Ms •. to start at the Cup post, and go once round end in, about two miles and a half . (24 subs.) Mr. Yarrow,* Joe Mbar, 3 yes M. Neal Mr. teasel Mask DsMor, I yrs (Atnabsa Mx. Messy's Nellie Nek/A 8 yrs (Chaim I M. radwismalade ism, yrs. . ...... Lad Mama% Vefteri, a yrs, Mt. Mr. J. I. Morrie% TM Mass Warrior. $ yrs, Sat bulb Mr. LIMN Mika% 5 yrs. set (S: ISI Mr. ikkaktieses llsrma lien, Sys, Set Mb (Mott Lad Ramer% Ambrose, 3 yrs. im 1041. ( 3 . Maas Betting: 7 to 4 apt Voltigmar, 4 to I eget Mountain Dear, 9to 2 apt Ho Noble, 6to tel apt Joe Miller, and 12 to 1 eget any other. Voltigeur went elf with the lead, white he held for about three parts of a mile, the running them a l ti up by Joe Miller, Indian Warrior imme diately ams taking A* second place, Voleur lying third, Ambeers and Bobbie Nobis nest, and Pitied, who arm had a chance, last. At the Bwinley post Joe Milks woe cis or sight lengths in advance, the positions in hie suer remaining as before into the bottom, where Indian Wasik& put way ; Voltigeur gave way, and at the last Mrs even thift in the race was beaten of egoept Joe Mills,, Little Harry, Black Demise, sod Hobble Noble. The barns, however, wee not is doubt. Joe Miller went L =with the re_s_sing, mid was in a aster by two The Bleak DM* and &bats Noble, who Little Harry, made the Melones, iaishin woad ant s :: d d e , Little Harry a bad fourth. The sees was run la 6 min. 2 Mi. _ _ - Nit! Sews of 10 eon. oash, 'Fhb 100 added, he 2-yr olds ; colts, Bet 71b, tplies, he &II • wianers of 100 Mc be fore atartbeg, including the wisiir's own stake, to awry 61b extra. T.Y.C. (280a1a.) Mr. Payba's Hybl% est flb Mr. Whieidaa's Itevardirm. Q 747::::: „= Lord Ladd. Scott% Pas Clertab, !fan (Ir awalarbdes a by act at lardru t g e w atia gr. Drtatuld'a Imam SA lb (IQI7 Lord Eames fle Bina aid Amaryilb. eat Ilib (Mumma Mr. farranee Mai Id Mb Mr. W. Ciellhorb ftb (VI M. hiewe's . ht ItWor NattoweTameliney lit TM Mew IliellohlitoOmwelem Ott Th. Lard Mho% Pan. IM US goloang Mb extra) elf=. Aspics : loom la Pollen, 7 to I yet Privatise, to 1 yet Par OrroVO to 1 yet weather. Pug Onselitook clad of half • , and with Pelioa, Preventibly sad Hybl. hid up, play to oho Maid, whom Polka gave way I a dos soon loom with the ohm ems twolokabod be boyar st Rybla by a bad, t h e nos belwela Ilis oassed sad dad, PUlloa a bad fourth. Rsa i.l ala. aas Sr. ammo's 1 . 1614 Cl BMUS Of 100 OWL soak I, 1r 3-yr side; oohs, Sot 71b; .Alloso, Sot 41b. Old kr.llowsok Doom O'hostke. Set rib ...--- :z -(r. sal 1 twelaelbodb tilenco. fa 71b mammary 11 Batas : Isol ea Dacha O'Rourke, who ands oho raw*, sad woa cleverly by a Lark. Ran fa 1 rota. 61 Ina of a WM RaitaicAr PIA.= of 601. for eh age'. Thrao quartars Lis. tlastoresidli OWN*is, 67n . Tr ..(Wills I Mr. Illegirstre Itslyssea. 8 yrs 6st 1014 .. ... . ....(01triss II Ur Marl l , yrs Its lOW (1. MI $ Mra. MAINS metrers Ist 414 4/1. 0 lit , llolllVlalstas 4 TM Isi 0 Mr. Nano lwassekk i ji%tat lso MY* 0 Mr. 1101100% lOW (Olney 0 Mr. Illsrlfs Mrs re rs, Ist 10lb (arm 0 Mr. latbark 66 3 yr. Out 1414 (Mr 0 Mr. T. Wlllisio's ratiiik• tar S7A 4.t 1113. ...(giarst 0 Boring: 6to 4 yst lislysaaa, 4to 1 asst diadisis, 6 to 1 apt Newport, and{ to 1 apt say or. Gladiola made tin greater port of the nutmeg, sag woo in onater by two &trocar for th. WORIMOIErI Brew (Fint Clan). Ti,. stab. Yra. et. lb. Hugerferd .... 4 8 7 Cambial 3 7 7 Newport 6 8 2 4 7 4 4 8 0 Ttra Brahmin.... 4 7 7 42y Plegm H = 8. 7 7 M h otuatain Flower 8, 7 0 lEgeat tin Prism the Third 8 611 3 7 7 Bilberry ......3 6 9 Mudd Fawn 8 7 7 Barr ....,...... 3 6 9 &skint 3 7 7 Blood Royal ... 8 611 WOillteasit &mini (Snood Clarl i , Ti,. st. lb. re. et. lb. 4 8 9 Honk 1na.... 4 6 9 rin k alli ford ••• • 4 8 0 Flint g • •.• •WIO • 3. 6 9 5 7 0 Phlar • 4 6 7 '42 1 3 7 0 Ylvirsend The rune 01011010000 this day at 1 o'siods. 3^ 6 3 .11spro BEVERLEY HULL. HULL. AND EAST. RIDING BACE/6.—TnononnY. ' I lessun NHuts.Bunis of l 10 sm. Otobnkt, 146,149: . 6.molds. Ost. 71b; miss , Set 71b ; aim sul Mud Blb ; minim — u alb ; tens, Sib . I ckoastors of a man (9 sobs.) " Ws eb" ln al lia l 1 Three Okra Noted. Wan '" nook Komi; NO sou. T.Y.O. se. T. Innen tor fasenft Wears.-- 1 Mr. Inritimets b • Ilse Ma. Wm by loostb. Zen &Duo HAMM, of 6 nu seal, sad 40 Mud, • second to nu lit steno. Coo aW sad a Ulf. 114 IMO in. Jolla Odor's lady mow, 3 7at Kb . . I Ms. AllsedSres fby Tria. Wm oat el Mir" ire. id ill,— 3 Woo two Isogthn Slim Herman of f s sou sub, sod 40 am cob, ass no by a lesstb by Kr. C4rtor's Fam 0464 at's Boy. dm, beanie Lady of the Gnu end aim atlas. THE 4ALMESBURY AND LOUIS NAPOLEON EXTRADITION CONVENTION. TO TI 111111,11 07 711 IIkILT 3113W11. SM-41low se to urge &Medan towards the demean thereeter ante bill inundated by Lord Mathew bury, to amble the governamet to any oat the scanntios with Trams far the surrender et 'minimal'. The amber and Were oldie Omen walled would enable • demons and ememurukons power to get pawn** of the person of .nest w *Wad many, maths Gas malt or the ether; sad although noble and learned lords nay be satisfied with the review, that a moms so given up may plead hi eta mac goo sambas 'than se • 'ancient bloc to any political promostion. I should like to loom what sash • plea would an/ Meth owe el Leas Napoleon's soartwaarlial, sr any ether eintrary end moral tribunal that he nay think It to Mania ? • mention Ms the we in gnestiat night be mop peps:, If entered into with • web/ sonsliestinel sevemenent b is whisk the people et thils sounny fed Jan grenade et ethlionee O hat I send think that the reemat is the time to arab ethmeedlescr pewees to the hem& eineelne, and I lean thee pediment will net modem mg outh mosesure.—Tour sheiks, stem; June 9,1862. Lientemat-Glosoral Gear H. F. Berkeley, E.C.8., Yr been segeisted Servere , Osneral of the ord. 7=l; the seer ef Mder-tileneral C. H. Pox. Sir 0. len terns bet night le mil train to contest the et Demmer% en behalf of the government. _ Ehrold. ROCHESTER CATHEDRAL SCHOOL.—The Newde. pet prise for the beet English era to all tit VW vonity of Oxford, has been sdja le Hr. B. Arad& ex hibitioner of University Colleen, Midi • h/f•her p•A of the Bev. R. Whitten who was dkokold by tho Nos sad Chapter of Roche ster, as utterly mitt so = wor thy t o b e the heed muter of theft erooL NATIONAL SOCIETY. The annual general meeting of this society ma held yesterday, at the Central Select Rooms, Westmieder; the chair being taken at 1 "Week by his Orace the Arch bishop of CANTERBURY. The attendant* was very large, sad :Deluded the following The Bishops of London, Wischilsee, Olinnester and Bristol, Oxford, St. AU*. Chichester, Salisbury, Moray and Roes, and Bishop Cart Lord Nelson, the Rev. Dr. M'Neile, Archdenon Denim,* the lion. and Rev. /tr. Vial's, the Revd" C. Leas, C. Kuehl', Hamilton, F. Close, Mr. Cioulbum, M.P., Mr. B. Hope, M.P., site. Alter the meeting had been opened with prayer, The CHAIRMAN said they were met ones more in ae , cordance with the regulations of the National Society, to consider the report of the proceedings of the past year. He trusted that both in the proceedings recorded in that report and in the state of education throughout the country gasp rally there was that which would give encouragement to the friends of education. (Hear, hear.) lie thought they were beginning to find the effects of thou wire and vigorous measures which were commenced more than twelve years ago for the purpose of jemmy , iag the national education by improving the qua lification and character of thou who were to communicate it; he thought they had already toned that the character of the education, and of the scholars who partook of it, had been greatly improved and assisted by the character of the masters who were now their teachers. The exactions of which he spoke, accompanied by so much self denial in many cases, were not without their fruit, sad were begin ning to tell on the rising generation. He would mention one or two instances which appeared to him to prove tips change. In the first place, the parochial schools seemed to be becoming more and more of a self-supporting nature; that was to say, it was much easier than it used to be to ob tain some portion of the expense of those schools from the parents themselves. All who were conversant with the poor knew that they were, as was netunl, keenly sensitilte as to the value of the article which they paid for. 'fhb, now found that the value of the education which the child ren received was greater than it was formerly, and there fore they wen more willing to pay a portion of the expense. This he could not help thinking exceedingly important in itself; because hitherto the expense of the parochial schools had fallen in a great degree upon the parochial clergy, sad it was certain that the parochial clergy were becoming less land less able to bear that drain upon their funds. There was another point to which he must advert, namely, the improved appearance of those who came before them at the season of confirmation. There was now a degree of earnestness, animation, and intelli gence e that interesting and important time which it was in vain to look for some years ago. This, he well knew, must depend in a great degree on the previous pains, per severance, and culture which those young persons received from their own friends. At the same time, the tureen of all husbandry must depend in some measure upon the ma terials which they had to work upon ; and very little could be made of a lump of clay. The material which the clergy had now to deal with was far less like a lump of clay it was far more manageable, and far more capable of receiving an impression, than that which they had to deal with twenty years ego. These were points which he thought supplied them with reason for t and for fresh exertion. He was quite e a n Zre ra tilirgere was still muc h to be done, and perhaps even something to lament. rally aware was he that not only in the sky without, bat in the horizon within their walls, there was an impending cloud—a cloud of dissatis faction. The cloud without had not yet been dispersed, but he trusted that that which was feared within would not burst upon the meeting. (Cheers.) At all events it could not be out cf place for him to conclude by reminding them of the apostolic injunction, " Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamour be put away from you, with all guile, bemuse Ood whose we are, and whom we desire to serve, is not the author of confusion but of pads." The SECRETARY then read the report : " The vacancy in the list of vice-presidents of th• So ciety, occasioned by the death of the late Earl of Shaftes bury, had been filled up by the election of Lord Robert °reasoner. The number of applications for assistance to wards building new schools and teachers' residences, and towards the enlargement and improvement of those already meted, had been nearly the same as last year. These bad been sent from all parts of the country, and afforded dear proof that both in the manufacturing and agricultural districts the church was adding very considerably to the provision for educating its poorer members. Since the last report the treasurer had been authorised to pay from the Queen's letter fund outstanding grants amounting to 7,0201., voted by the committee in former years. These grants had smisted the applicants for aid in providing so commodation for 27,190 scholars, and in building 104 teachers' houses. Some few outst anding grants had like wise been paid out of the special fund fee the manufacturing sad mining districts amounting to 906 i., and with this assistant* aosommodation had been provided for 1,974 chil dren, and 9 teachers' houses had been eomnd. There bad, therefore, doing the past year been added, with the help of the , TOM for 29,164 children in 237 schools either built or togethe r with 113 new teachers' redden's& The numb e r of schools placed in direct union with the society during the past year had been 202, making a total of 9,831 schools united to the society. This number was exclusive of those which were united only to the dio cesan boards of education. The ats made in 1149 for the support and man tof training ins& haloes of St. Mark's and W %elands still continued and had proved successful. From a report of the conductors of the former college it appeared that 31 students had been admitted during the past year, of whom six were Queen's scholars, eight lad been assist ed with exhibitions, and 17 were received on the ordinary terms. Queen's scholars would in future be admitted on the understanding that they were Mink a renewal of their scholarships at the end of due tat year; and were to remain a third year, if per mitted to do so, without charge, unless it were otherwise specially dotemined by the council. The total number of stains isaadosos was 71, of whom 68 only hail sleeping acocamodatiss within the walls of the college. To remedy this sad atlas noises ineenvaiescos, a second addition had been made the anew both assisting of a large class soak speassoda he the issaal and 11 small al mean. Tile amble of students 'had always ex asesmassiatimmailaded by the college itself for the Ma sight Isom Twenty masters had been nut out within the year, tbs swam a baying been 84. At Wbillsisuls, the ollSot of ths operations men tined ast yaw was to shahs the nibs assommodatios snit able he Wastadents. The used govsnimeat examination task plass at Christmas. M width Rae of dm former OF dna =tuned, making As Mal amber of candidates It sadist= 45; of these 35 wan waseantel. Twenty-rtes ,Sreembers stead= ham maws abash in all arm of asephs he Qum% Maskiships, who wars a= bora' fa the la..feades free of expense; of whom IT use eamedal. The emedlielts this op of the alle mods in their team of las P t °2ll4ls 4 id 104 sash to amnia( at li mom Metwass be the MMus ammo= a their report the imendelea have higua Mmg of = bellamp VisentameolOtesemenseer, len the tesimes, in eat= dose aiM hes Ma serd= es, in sem seam with the meal nisei, la bleed he.... dim the last report ea sidelfeeel !S i ert boss summit is Victoria-West flee a te Ile stashed to its asdialiboo. m4 antrawdeas hate bentilees bowerle impowlsst Wale . ma IT ',COOL was aOlosory ,a stapisto the a est 14,0101. sore would be ore sired M mean the of the the, which the amis.. wen most aneasamoosie, thegeby soolem's toads would be relieved, Esse aa annual betas ONO/ alleadea km be/amok la as clam the WNW bialtuda. at WM et • demi ef temobses ast resift to re=lln.Ain ineastfons. Dudes the lot year 39 kale= *Mrs and 51 Maid mistasess bad been seat oat, ' 7 masters and 83 mistresses whe had been nosh= frees matey easels =Mica in IL= I= l is the enteral easels. Ai regarded the latitudes, It woe dal that oat of 21 reside= =Meta qualified to compete On gamma aortfstlsa at the last Chridas examined= 17 werommoseeful, two of whom were is the AM dam the same tine 14 mall teashen, ham schools in vadeas parte of the coantly - asheinhips awarded to tbea, being the fall umber air= to the lamination *glee the minutes of the Osastittse of Osman as Edema.. The receipts of the lepaltery in the yma, 1151 email those of the year by about 7004, sad anereated to above lase a pse e espenthe amber of mese of the s aisW& hal k—.. said fres 4,M to 5,000. The Webb Naiades Casednee had that the training salmi a Clannaniess bad now a "Ziramass masa within de was than at aa t i s opesel, Ohms s Ip6l, man been ant owl layette.. et Wel= . esamittes bed "AM ihaertrsYtks dimes* and dada boards ape= respeetla redoes. It eggeored that daemon Manion was bseea more and assnOa= throweast this country, =AM reports ties Mee amen. is whit mach inspections wee carried es wen mainees he attributing to it a anted d JM steels visited. It appears else lad Mimosa amongst the clergy ad akar L • ig _sitorsh ellosolloa bad and been wantusl a r d ee m it the schuss had been adopted. The Saw training thins far mass se rdinoingleam, is the dam of IV= eater M Mama at Derby, in the dimes of LlM tad, boatmen open= *Mem the last year. The weeks a the new Masao tar the Swan of - Bathometer, and Olossator sad Driletd, were rapidly advanci e i t i amo n the Exeter Beard were main ea= for mod ea an elldent seals the training leads la that . =some of the dim= lesiebie beautisso were se mot at premed applied west, ask full ample most of talents, there wee ream *Upset that when man of the pupil-tsarina deasli have Wilma their term of cop=, there wusid he no &Salty in filling all then The =dem were modelled. Tbie waft then paemied to elect four members of then inanaing easmittse. Irldle the ba/lotting boxes were peons mai the room, Mellen= DULBON rose amidst choirs, which pro ceeded kas Goo portholLv part of the room. He said he was very glad to think that without itiveiviag say el of disrespect, a very fsw words weld Novel witotraw either Demur! or fitting Otit Motto fay to the malfwg. The committee of that seeleighsta GNUS their 1111• Iii• te an inquiry as to the twain of the .eoloders la orimois la conflation with the wadety. (Chew) lie woolg,geg attempt to express on behalf of Ward sad his triad Ids thankfuloes with whisk United reemited that ielmodes but he might bedewed, beam postodieg soy foothor. to say, that is mosegmmes of that iseleisa he_ shoal we pees salon antis gesso sad the meth. to withdraw the ONO. Intim on that soh** 01 which he bed given previousasthea (Cheers.) He hoped he should oho bo &bawd to state to the o