The Express. — London, England, 1857-06-12 00:00:00

• - ei)lat (ET is rts Y 1 11 •sSaid.' Na 3,376.] MELBOURNE, Port Phillip (under ertg: i most le tar /WNW. disratke Ossuinke.V, the aisikolllM. I.ITO tur W ILLIAM S. NORTON. Coes- Marergif le =MOM I.ll,looC a rrel i & I?. TRAM to NSW YOlti. Direct, sad the 441110rl isnot Kale W 101`1111 , 001. . rM PHITADILPIII4 CIOMPANY trarC t r I t erare. • Ins sow MOW %/I OF weary, hes M Ot AeHfl Wriardiff. L CITY OP BALT NA IWORS . . . Waimmlw. J W. A ermi Waft Row% 'Wry IT whowsord e l=wodwribi to Ss BRITANNIA afrAVAANCE COMPANY, Ilimprwed by amid Amid holbiamoll. 4 ,111.0.1 , MID 111/T w..... „Allllll b AmtL 1. Pitasswom. Juror el Mr. imeg=l..lll.4“ Amer lame Mr Wier. et berg ea her lar.lememi. at" et Pamir ember 6. Ile bra rale wale rineor re rime et ..er h ==lr b . memoirs.. ma error. sit ref dr mi Pellet Preweer. Illetee. I TWITI P = I aem pl= 4.4 a f . 4 .4 Ili ill I I . 4 Era. BEAT HANDEL FESTIVAL TIT II 111.—The m I. SlCW b gtallW 11•1•14 sifts urinizihe Isa — t p . 140. Jam es . as Se It/5„ ...,... So ..... 114., wool et lllmr — :iiir ...l rpribura ino mil No Is sesl4 ilMentlea 'Am Irponnlme the .wilmatAl= aliiMol. Is dr Mak le peowldo Vim for mrvel .61.1= 1 1,1 1 21=Irnist. Iwo War ; la INN:;. = ass NMI= .11114 illerd at lair' sins O. wipuffklumw-1/ Older. 1111011.41 011,0 Th. l w TE F AM y to NEW YORE from SOUTHAMPTON. OWN NM elamooll IMILMANN, amours 4fili oa Int; IIaDLT P T. •a. l i r *Work 41: imam la obligated far Oa rtaiirtW al — fie NW fra --k-bk .—r ----r. = 'MIT; III•Mil Shia. la —1 Apply to Asoilk 0 VA Os. Ilsrahmolaa. oad fr. anordridooleark Landau. L ~ cc catVzia..v.°.,:i.,,Letor.-. 0 727ra" — • ...... •••••••••••. POSTLI• 11111/1 , 11 .. a$ I Pfliledmiplis.... • I Taney • dm. d oi:••• •.4 lb, yaw& LiZzl i stiro . n ines, brim Or n riMl re" Broddror et Ilk•Asielsis aid Vanimil l issriNZprigl. Lit In* Imam 1/ULL to CHRISTIANBAND caaaruarmvb. NORTH 41 M T IMI X 10,01011 . ar t ootaiga .6 1111 BA Ira a lat Otalabamaill Cliddirla es IMIDA XVII ISO. dr ISO Arose 'my eimpao Tray. SUN vaml bre spiel 1010 i F/ " . P lX.Zigio " 6 = ra ZIT WM ' S. l it it Os. MONT BLANC IS OPEN TO-NlOff H ANDEL% MESSIAH, Festhel Edition. tre.. l r7 l W the montl wwin:FA:=Ut In so WINIMWW, 417.113 affirm. so 5.11=776 . 124 , 1t .. 10 0 1 . i80.41.=11. MOM 11; a :711. NT CUltr SILL tw~Z e. RTibiliOr By Orel.. Bzu. I,Assons Ilsarrs), Ulm et " Jar LW' "Woke • tidos: TWO. Thaw. isi 0. C. SHOULD DI POSSISIND PT lIIMIII 110111HZIII1ZIL Jot Oadavol. Om No 61,1maff MANUAL of DOMESTIC b. IECONOMY, NON* bolls. tpoptlmpa to ALSOl s ar iA g tw o& =IL al It=ogo Nola • 1 *l_. 1.1.0.1.,r01del Ita=llato al Lai.. apd Wn IN Hood Sld wino dYe iss NO Not ma IL : Ow. Itaatbdp ad 00.. raelpidirabool KPIN SUPERARDED.—Markft AMMit in dWrait ; imibirq i. s e .. rt arter =1:: ma i rg . N . Or m == . VW iIitICIAOR TROUSSEAU, asel Inch O•lSMft Wenhows C/1211/T1 AN sof S MIR 11, 11....=risAIA'W, LIMIT 'm RA """la "WI eMITIIVI o.llca s it Ado CLOTHING, 84, H et Oa reel pulleihr lEcra2 le.l • ado arl Weimar. /Iva arrr arW ... 0621. Transom UM% Peva. me Spew f. en al tbst am be Eimind. Mil is lemparlFM CIULDRZNA 1011 AND LLD= TOOTED' DtUMM Milk 1Y A 31 A M tri " tingEr btnBB, 86, Oatarealsosi. ohm son mad view,l. rens =11.0.,14. als=l . 4 r i rces d' lr hU tilli d bir=iifia - iks print old& se4d at valonlir Won. L 0 MILLINERS AND DRAPERS.—B. BMWS owl SONS, Are lisp ri II baeow Swot NW., OW. Moe la per Om.. Namiltelwan at Dm% sad Ora kr ...1 , 1 4kW 4.11 t agars am WA na tbdr meow II 1•1111 ••••.01. TOlialmwmt.risal. Ter otrialy magi ant to am part a dr =Wry. xra CELEBRATED READING SAUCE gos.i. b i c s titurra m i lt /UR 0.7= OAP% t e r=lae dors is Ma Bartm—J. mg 0. 00CV IMPSON'S FAMILY BOOT and SHOE WAIpIIOIIIII.—TM ed and We lIMA et LAW 611: 4 irk T ilea% aril Claim% Ardmmil 14 b dr I V re irmd i‘- 7 .1. 0XV IW - 1 - 7a I . :IED 1176. g io GOOD SET of TEETH ever intone [avow al& die Shyly pyymyyllya ly ye thy bird le = as pu— dr moral bobb. I* a De• oat= r. " T i l "NalM k IN et andlalisit bal t mat mod ISM. hi= • 1116111100 OM dm Isolkoimegleyipyls =baby Ile am Mb iol red. abg tem Ili PII M ritym=fraer t =1•2: Otalar; is Yr WI, A. WI NA Om. lb. IliOssanyds. - ya . weranst map mom= yob boa. OM by dim siml by &NOY owl whom. EU PTll 11 E B.—By Royal Lewin p a t en t. w 1 i m. , 4=tej .,.. rj ......".. t ....... -1,-.. =0...,W1A. no me of a OM ni w o obs le v ob. le Ye biles' • mei brim boC mod gm TADvibe the middle miring 11010.11A1 and PAIMIT Ma .. me awl *boom Sol It orb bp *NNW, patifaip woo Wag Imp. Lienwirlbo *oar bleb obi Mr Tom lowtoodwl ke wok ow ot Qs two bobs Wow Ur bhp bubo bat ID lbe omor mil • EIVII II Irate to own wow TI. PtoorMs. bar A• 11.1111siTno ea Or TOZIAUS COPARINE, or BACCHARATILD 4P "nitro 1 4 2•=11 1 rel t= lt le bat T i lt he • cabin ,-11.• a1...ir71b. Ira of dr Iwo. Z . r. E il dra 11. Usgurbor..l4.dos ; sad all the Owl. Protootod by Royal Loftin =La t . m .. m r. a W re c.. .4 ., ~..4 , = . 1 4z. . W a Sler Mamba. eb•mbleebboa. red ebbriellm ..6 1=lesb• ran= ............1.6 bra ta• es=vl.46o mkt/ Iles4 . .. --- 6 . 4 tisirdbarite• 14* =... tomb eellb warmry. t• tbe ..... Premlltorma. e leldeb eg Ms la Or mobil .. ce. Telmene. J a I. Lent l e te• veld el Ibel••• eal of Si ermatbs qffirbs. NM se es dr blot 1•51. • • Ode sr MIK wiebeelet l• prat Ilr • bow irate so Mg If., obeli iota 11•4 ra lebiestql te • ea•W• 14. ; .11.1.1•1101••••••1•6Z to •1 DM, log boriet.l " Iie " :11•11. ; Mimi ; sad 0b..% :.M • i.b.sebt . 11. 14. .14 =et•O•be ignit = . Tax Ks= Litman-Los lionworr.—The ma- i thasost siehlthe et edlS t spa the Mir lissthlsw MUMMA IS 1102116//0" lb gmesiliqp to • ekes yrakriq. The Poe. Dr. W et thrhies, sethilell the libir, sail apistiess them as seltherthth% Onswellths Itha Os With Tathermos lissidithsoil lbws • sethollthe et thadthi Lase" wee seethed hobs the thervilthg. Ifs thethitha wes adsthel es the meths deo aw. L P. et Besaked: . Thee this wthist is s fi st spies* thse as lesithltha tido lithe only thestriasess fir ths segthemis kith elk drathemas et this writsy." • pubis rein we Sr Is kW lest sight at ths hos Trak BA IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TimasDAT, Jl3/43 11. Their Lealabige net at I drier& The Rada Wows glestio§ _Abetment Bill was teed • etweel am, ear. wells dUM Umbel ; sad after 00. •itearbs hen Lord Coglan, Lard Benvesworth, mad Lara Ilie=otteact Alandwitat Bin wee posed through inamiltee. Lad BT. LEONARDS ailed atteatica to the dole d the why bar es ~kg team eaugei with lone el ark est diesel may legal ergemate •sbmlft d jails. et ee =Weft Ow wile ea tied wit le these trader who awylitere easilatallila mil wiliest Weft to themeless. He amileied by logbg es die tab •WI by able tie saisimat veal le Ara& Lard Laid Ompleell, and the Lard Chmaike laelag at ma hag& spa the Wain ON a the law el hula The till woe rd • Sot thee, sad theirlordehipe adiounted at tat adman Ted 7 o'clock. ROUSE OF COMMONS.—TIMRSDAT. JUNE 11 The Stamm& teak the chair at • quarter to law cedack. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The illimaleg lib were teed a third time sad paewl 11.4 Patsy, sal SWIM& Rellwa7; Bridgwater MAIM ma raw; Tye. impoweemet; sad Wataiitai lad Ti.. awe Eadivey Etna WESTMINSTER IMPROVEMENTS (Ma 11) BILL. FORSTER moved theithemdee Betio tesembead- Zof the Wisheiwtor Imemwstemis S) BM lie read et 1=; emd that the be marred to die Emmiser 14tvate milit have to the emembeet to sit ad lowed to. PUBLlCimmises,. oiyi Ells TO iiPOT REGIMENTS. et et On** I wi- ndier dues the prim of the est IS the ad IT Dead Vb., A SA L asimeree had leen bin II Os amber lererna eines In the sa V ws. erberma fee desetring ; ilia deices * @Mho oftereese seta. big tbe eastnnt perna air terannis d wear nasher of carnes Wen the ens dabs resells, d Goa ea =w o gte be the dinelise be Se baba seem; @IDA vbs. rness Ind beta bins be maim Os paid anises ele dr mike 'Mom Ned ke main peaslion be the ink el raw eMear a • brier Om as Os Way et *bey of pewter =IN by sada it then y- Mr. tele abbe& Mr. V. She sdableeme else boys Mow seeds le egg Anse Mis meld Mae Se en=ad ea lisamest bait resima, be& of enveiry rid Wilt wiped * asebins the else/ slims by wbbibarbi Mae be del liements, Sr meat of dimes* bon noir Moir seaside a a apreambleit dee be sebnittoi le the Dort of Cenbei enireolat bi mum it ffiesin thel mar at a tesse enalealey ting, ley oire as ed. vennspin on area sine vile rennin In Mat eurnmes and Sae mite re withboni eta ompleynenea my ▪ edd. thee by a inert eurabies the lisesn's athue ere apt& @prebend sprel AM* will dininbit Ss numbs" et Ceemponfeinell• seirdesi be that =ls ask is the bee. pedaloes other ineeleA I IMO ea mesennie Isaias *Me Mee the eendlien of Me naive Ana see ses I seams that ay empleint non ad enieret bee Ma ask. As the boas is moss, He mobs el Isis is • inaisAly swiss. ad no sibention Ms boa ante in it Ana the Haag re= el the net of INS. In the dowry merit le issernised se a d seise- Pen mos Om in as ether aid b be a pram **Aar Het pad* night Net be taessiaei to a =Mr Went If the in. petals ony earidennien el the diemaslia= v eZelonsiely bin plea in ens ef the In red. mesa I an eab mg ad volleys a liamrlsige thee Hot seenressee ens Inaba Memo of same, it de Ibieve wolf dist it ber li rr a poidie all be mar se @lra a sedreei kr the end vigor evinced by Lad Nadia the am= steaks nods See ... el Henry is He Ma Mr pier* en as awl as Inelihni and seleetni . = be seeds en sibs width, as reale of eiseesnon I weld werameeend vary sr reri, bane esariebly pet a end to ea dindbetise. beer.) And I see quite ors art algid idler dregs call Re ly the mom viper amp and ilediesell be vipriell. Mr. EICH—Mos ale banns r Se nneatier el °Main is He eapoy arms* Wm pine beserestive ef any *craw is the number at Ewe Kr. V. SMITH—Tis. I:I6MM OP TIM HOUSIL—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATBIL 81111111,1 DAN Iran bided IS AS SS the pew Wend maw GS O.WOO elkanankainessioviedd be bi la sw eallt—On NAM kg tin Were et Rs home ME posh; lat Ss andieetk dr mak sad ea mscrponme hot ontamenkßilalthi== wry • am aside ISM la Os Mao and Or eankg Wt I ski poperee take kit et •IA aglastia d brig. lt li• MAY 6YI aselii sew the beak laud *meson rase the didt wake altsain, sod aka Os hem k to eeaa— to mho • gored adonat k mars to the ahalm dap la Ado bora at the agiondlen• 'lda boa %Ma plea &dig d dee or ida kir Ihei the bar key blew unik en aggAtzt iond b. as := adelt les MS kik Il onn• arealeat le the deo aena l l:Tinregl em ) sarkee at ••aide mkt Ilhandin ka Ben le • Imhoff __eseneatlen wised igen ark kb. ft T. BAUM pa inks Sat augekg ink keenekee Waggllg ihniM adman le emposkiewe aka leed inn hmonteol k tho Nair. kr vide h no vot• a the Here d Omura Ind kin Wm. 16. NOILIT sonieled ba. moils (Mr. Wi ne) diet Ike id mak alma= Wady NM lowa dot rostalog ; art Oa nag suraken hank yet nodal arks • dinn. Mr. WILSON gospand batmen to main • anad eiramert liar net r the nelkolos et Si yew beet te knees ant lad Wien phoo ben 11111 and I=ll•_gars 1147. kir es On almine had rot boos Time vino Ma sairs *aid la the ask et nrabone, hot the oennali, aka =Mod to oecookeel eleama. net be wad: kr am Ans. Mr. IMARAILI—Dne the to.. gala- Ikea to go tar the eidneks kr aril union leisserw Or Os db. M r. Mr. WlLSON—Calakly, r eka a O.Oraaiak over. TM CHANCELLOR et the EXCHEQUER—Mat my her. Mond ream to de k thae—la mann the ha taw hake la ecomMas st empty to mho • shimeat kr the pips • t licks thelakie the ark aid the ram of t 5. kerma Ada lase tan plate aka pain In due kid .moat al Weld ourelee sifting,. Be ill ad ti. • general view et i the INS% hal wag agida Oho W che Ent kale aka bang Se bet is yak k Mr. OULell " o lumi U A tr . N 6, (101 et Or AlkekrOoning Ik Inked are tie lake al Media WA, Ali wee to bars Men ta theirs& ellohlmonlereathe main wall kkeksed, and ardor It wee SS lIIIINSI Mi tt gerstamat pee Rat are dazing dr per* eseeke etrfssa mozzALD ? i that the bill was mad balm* at limilevt a Cktet Seaway Aw l = nail be k Ido gine, perhape, the Ira. genikan wad be la path& H. M. 'LOI7OIIIiT asked the Spade INA Erlboa neon le kes k rafts a dinoweeks Ihe dap adr adrift In • desk wk. lle the ni arinine= da il ohms mein thonaves le p. • r ne% *dm was mar amoamskis. The MI AHAR neorlat tad k Aloft ea explinalen ' kr Ihe knvenknee a the bum et mks. Ihe boa ikezelasi to the TimmEn ele avoid not be ea fat. The CILANCRELOR at Nue IRCHEQUIR intleeked that as lie nallelkond load Pelneenen woe aehbie mewl tad eve On tepee et the semeittse et asp* is the may ith amines treatina were to be seed, ENE loiseMl till tomorrow Ohledar). Kr. HLT—WEI it to bras* at dm the civil ser vice letimatee The CHANCELLOR ot the EXCHEQUER—Yes. CHINESE WATERS. Ott the astionetFir7HOFFAll iiselora w sabered a the reaseire dais et kasederea le de Marshy at my WIWI err Iffl eat fora bra Ede is the Chaste le team berms Mese sot Wag aka drie arks ge that Wad kw Wary. abalier wawa at le Add mays dal dam portion of tin Masse mat. THE DUCHT OF LANCASTER. Ni. WISE rate to all the erealma of the hear le the arm& olds Duchy of bate pereeted le larage et the er 1 an 1 Tie L, e.lOl, rod sin ra kr • rates et sit man tad altar arm liskagbi et t .pril o the so loB. a did dam Dray et Leasable; dal aka UM ; d dnt 11 ablinalegasar disk MeeOre reel e Wawa set admalidt h e al dila km Ws mak dese de are peek& sad dr Me matter a ell edam. lerreet theltak, mks% sal ward dead dorm The lea. geatimes Arne. .het IMO iirt eip• rhea he aid Sr • Nam ea the eader d the papa, et dr drehy, he was tell thet he aiklit IS Illa idler • ram et die Ideal }pat? et my alletihrl somber. He led dais kid its the smellar, mg Soma est kb wee th • by kraal pal dreard the fgernasat s• le ad ad eir wisbass. Whin relkerst ward sigklag of the etedt de Mery wee law prates)* skis the d e a l wad =Aft at pianist s it wee Wads* public LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1857. (Hear, her.) It .!peed, homer, that parliament had deer with this repair des Me to time. Ia the reign of Henry IV.,whelestrprelellt earths mem of the grown • sp6 to dr tale of ilrof V., whe added bit ;hi weans of Me roar; amok the Nip of BMA IV., wits overbroad., ~rued toe rimer 6 those of lbe MIMI la lee riga of Nom VII vbe spin model dm. The dreet lha peer tomer of 46.6 Is HIM me red by Lewd Camel, M. lenba, MI M a KO r. Fo WM@ NM memo of the atm lber 6es toy of Imeder, lhe 12=ef Mir emeirierp AM% IN Ski nada et sea ear area roller les ale of certein of eie bark brellburada,_ MI 0306 e. 116 peoperlir vas rale in the rep of Geo. 111., ban emealerrel ami E rert, arras via went es• of the 6 Sthe basesen Lad lo , • e we shorersele Led ameaW, _MI II rem 6 Neended tbi the renew 6 6. derbp was 16 vale purvey, or emelling leak OM be Mold Mr le re the ma to weed edam Mk_ S JESIMMIIink or MO& it Theme meths *Mar of Leed Then e =wreibe Mk sped ee i fs 66e = s v i f our 166 as se et was peed the atemee of 6. deiby le bid en lhe IMP el es hoar rem yap. Te r Moly den the berm Omega Ihe =•1 am . 1$ right be a hob let Mr . l e4E ." mann lbe fit a et 66 of the Me of Or popet l y g ef the MI6 la merle. la Earbeed, of the lamb of Ifeedwrof al Pidesse&sed eme mina of or 6661 Or be err braid le rale the ark ma le rillhe Mem of es dadey le ila Ili it My re siae r the eleas, bed theremelgo fry t = He M eider la se epees or ealher Midas le 16 bereel of 16 arewelpt as 66641 la the ire. 6 her serer; ad be mad le dell when Ma be right Si • mime rellmi eel Ogee erobliemeL Tim mil he re 661, Ikea the =IIM the 616 of Ille ben6 116 lbe mem& tem lONS SalM asmimer eed by lbe me MIN= le wher the pigsty Idesel, ter they was seise op by 16 prowl eta maw dream taellereles, and he weeM eltre MI 6. Maros 16 ..halve wee as per eserlemill adved ihenther. Ire mei Meearien in that Mee peat elm be beer 16 es 16116 that bee Me- Warevenues of the Drip et Imater. He e le l y tha4 W then r newer o wle u sa Irmier thet io r s Ma girt le; er allbergle 1666 In heady serailes pa • a lle hr p meow es terse bee WPM wee memed libe sew My en ppr, all sever war he. been prom Me reed kg the Obesedier dee Duey ere lf le m Crime& blim ell lhe eirreeder 6 (Mr. me AM _ le en 6b reardem 53e teint_ as esour me V a l armed in er lbe r at prlreen, yif er elkes of 16 d Lattelre iee le or It a r _16111116111 • Wear •••• s• ir Imploy el Mow Me weed few 6 rib ee Pm* ol the Irby. liln= ss Albe rem= Si eseelple Meg the = 6, eel Melee pars the total remiss bed el rEdi Mee Irepre into the privy per lee erlpimp bait bra 471,960/. ; fa Met reek r amp meld beers bri been 33,0001., of Milk l peetheOW, rail assaivad 11,51111. ier. (Hear, leme.) es arm% me me favereW for they abewed MA die id bed beer 41,0110., ere the yebypree re- Wool Met lbe„ .. tent was wil MA= a apes wielt =le derlitref Miry el lawastor m ar. F .... a his Sio a nss i :str i : is boa . vier of the tr Kingdom ene empire 16 r olled des meats of meeding that el • " g a m ereldierer eari6 27 ed a sirty areerlW le 11,61. • year. asp ires 16 id 16 Deep with a ahoy of USK a_VIR. 166 ellee be Pen k Mime race the 16. of Mary IV., wber the *Mee vim erred 163 a 1116 leper ; bet er ditembrees emered will flyers mart sew. In 61111, Mr. Poreeval, wits res ler Led of Ihe Term Si Mercer el the lbelearre, she held ✓mien ed Chemer of ibe Duey el Leshrear, Si this 666 era 16 Mir of the beer Mee we net very mem Then leme wee • Verelmotele, wlth 600 L a =ll% k ere Mr r e er ilmObeeeller me breillal be lbe prgisellomehlee lli t= beVerr am eres+n er aurg aill a mei mem to 6. ef Newt was ebbe beell= le the elles, /I be Wet& 11 roe to beep up these agellaia Mt Special jadaidins is poregsmi bar csasitim. TM tore wee the ereverprend, Mt a 'eery •111711 L a year. As he (Kr. KIM harm eat be had Me we udder be do, se the eseeple rues ape Into the Mk of Mem. Coors sad Oe., Whe reed as neener-geseral of the Mir ha there!! =was .rile .penny, it lip in Mt, a to.. Hit. eirem, TM then wee Ea areffew, to 5001. a per, Si a ebelt, regia ber, and esees4 l : . • selory of 1,34 K a year ; but of Idm he rade re se, in point of lam, he did all the werk. Thar me Mr clerks In his Mice, with eabwies reeralec _ _fa the appregre le 1,3101. • year ; a sereire, with 66 a per a eier with 3004 wits MI Immo depths Mee him. Then then woe two ere ere es apeAr !an ate mew ter a Le e s There were lierse reerm twerlyMes seem& There were other dame; seek ea, Melees IMW. • Per i law= 1e58. 1 4 seerlffirg, 114 K ; marks, 9031. ; and The kw menses 6 the derby in the last nineteen pre led bar 20,8701. Three wee cm Meg end two Need enelen, whom ealariee rue UK Si 4001. • year It right be rid sot the Mere of the pro d& Si orrilarred, Si sr doubt it wee Wel17 1"-- ariM Ma, fremadi se peppy by in several eenries; la cue el Mob the Si relivable was Oa Id., in ..clop, IL ; to earbee, 724 ; and Y radeer 781. Si or a; se ther if suore sod receivers rendel to ad le celled there leer it mast be • heavy cheep. Thee was also spreselier from forty°, fifty clergymen et prier is which the property of the esehy wee Mr* it mitalifalams to 'chords and sher elm TM, se segoded the weeds, he (Mr. Wise) melded err be ear ere of them. It appeared that in the per 1544, le the fond of Needwood, the wood sold Lobed 11,614 while the elm of cutting down cost 9,5501. meowdAt the hoar el Pickering, in Yorkshire, on an u dish.n. the weed sold brought 7,5111., while the 6enr of it ear 4,111 41 . He centered, however, that when be Me theirreal accomets el the nation be ens ms* impebed at ell 11.6_,___• M 6 found tint in the de prelantetwosibsedltarailsialiNtisprehice dal wee 79.1111., Ali empare dills dsperiamost Im an= to slow Wndow the paperer our reembable, for th=as was 5,7441., shiestshiest coal was SOK (ea we ma ase ) (Laugher.) Then there was Meld to the Wmof Irrearme an ofter called the axe-bearer, with a el OK • year, oldth was generally discharged by a per; The had or lein prirlegee in the forest of Needwood will mind to the pre. If the game wee kept for the =co Memel ef the royal family ha (Mr. Wire) sr say • weed Melee rarer, but in feet it was kept Lilt s des amaarreest at the neigemilag gentry, ad the el Ihe azabeseer. Last year the pm which sae soil MI6 464 wide 16 seal of mirth» it WIN 1,1131., Mime Wr Mee of dr mons employed. He wee eskaished at Me being ray charge for game to 6 He (Mr. Wpe wee romething of szi =Z dhe had reellionlbe Mats of the Pickering ad bete so speemi be ilad so may hawks • ern IP 16 re ef the rem. DM it was a very different Sig So lee limb eat meif Me t r a il e d a.err to = 1 1 :11=111111 1 11 10111stas, were obliged . to find so grog led of • per. Tee wes • monetrous !orange ore" NA ger =weep deirier In which we heed. If suer eterergyeelberr us loree why wes there such • rede for pre,66 year of Needwood were le 116 pre 611166 be Or mei hider. lie now ease le lbe eft }ii i It yes a charge composed el . E el arileelaaa reductions of be n Flay psis 11 sr notorious that out of III• 16 her le/p6p wee obliged to subscribe =Ng Ilmomie • ye se ter essee's reeding plates ; and, in. 66 it Mel be reeeseed that when it was ' , aid that par- I Mil is sera ter the civil lie that it was not for lir IllkOr's sue affigliet we pleasure alone; for her privy prawaenilp t &OK s en pur; and she did nut receive a own at SISAW. ksdwilli.t. most of which was taken 1: rarer, MAIM of the borer, masters of the bu , k• Si is oe. And bon, min, there wea a charge on He mom ell lbe Mk of 106/. a year. for a plate for the lIIIIROOIit NM The rent item be should mention was a feel slood MIL It was the travelling eipenses of the teak sok 481. (Laughter.) It would seem sot the seal cease up from Lancaster to London, woe Si alleyell at en hotel, ad returned by • epecial train. Ile mpeeetilist it was brought up wlemer thee wa. a 1111 allalliftr. Another err charge was for 5 . min 4:21. If he had John of Haunt'. Si he should uns 11, but in every reign there was • new one for Darla a eystem as toy was =jade.° the wee *Hone to the state. As It was said that ho er the revenue of the Duchy of Lancaster be be be bad show. last she had no such Wig; big la ft Ins in this way sot the revenues of the Iriss aim Ir. He saw re preedy for thin state of =lig/r 16 warm ogee duchy to the Con on lei Ina dm with the other here after semis it aseek, is sot they might be 0.110166166 the imprelleg Mee 4.112M0118 expanse, In si/ftshiik, be wail eergp4 er ashenehisecent of the es lir erre ef MID 4016,.. He anew a rear ; F Wllicksiarms fd is awn Mini tea a eopvhold sess_msaspsig mill be d av it , at it could be M • sulsi_ssi et SUSK us than eta Vil z a ... Abe sollinalgn ell as mar vire Vita Abe MD poi paris, is got lid of the duchy 66 embeisd with putting .arrow =ll2.ll4Zim(l=c4 the Duchy relative to further 121111.61111110 Maid by Kr. Aldermen COPELAND. Mr. HAMS teisesi blialsowldgmants to the bon. saber for Stallenhibles Ow heathy Siva him milks steam of the points to which be beaded to edit him es saint dee facts to whiff he had slid lid tam 'Moe belles be was appointed to the ice, it will lam been a see for him to bang dews personal to Mar the *Pm He kna e neweer, taken the et = . llllo .4. sonse el *a saallina to which the mmaltir He dined thet It woe Ids gargle eatkenver, M the Mt ibis any, lemethr the peipU of the duchy es inile es with; it It was Qieittierany at- Varr i te i t i.p. l 7 lll d tspesseilaed charge; gym paste dialog sees whic h h ad oeuld MI be er st ems fle Ile , he Ismer of holding the alnates he had the, knew to Sil he wail A las inestly avail MOW of tho sematimlty chi de. tend id yl = the as wield ) a r sieelh il e i Ls 11 , .. Imem Oe pli tLact teem the WM pities, of the with end emir a dinned Bo wmen& Os the masks et bre piesee 14/ 48 47. Timm 'the di it wee all the earibmeara rams of the OWNS VIM weir up to be deal mit pedlemet except dr Delhi st Lacier ma ammo^ which rs diednet sod isgments t and thi nee Ss footing on which they sere leaL - In the ammo at the min in which the dcl tht we speed to, maker net wen prig by which It was provide. that se the eamemla of the Wraline and ex penditure at ins Duey of Imeream OW be annually admitted to plallemst, and Us OA ast third to throw say elide is the - way of the rein Whit the bath member aid he obtain. (freer, hear.) Tlmme mid se ink thst sem very tai pimp dam thopelsd to whirl lie bed bees mis lo the eadepsamt althea aessimem .'.. Vre be armed trot and to earthat that arty the of tame bed readvms re by d d token /lama in ler stri= the ntt eke Ora •-take ia tt beln aregfti.esdmidhatlerani them IL Wit=speWi the sleet spi le the slams essesdi wan the doily, 6 l:e imbed tist the &jest was dasitip d miens nem, bet site the pain at the 10114 - Ida net a mini demise bed team plena Tam* theditior end the ether isms in yid • mash ems Is the mey miy, Pm dm me mid is the slime d this rad Millenatil. The anis is now lei eml Weise ot est sheauthet • mathroble wring bed lath Ada v mal the feet led bass got rid of eltopthem tlleth hem) Them was maim pit of boredom, ns wilt be Midi to call the setaitasn at the house. 7• 1847, math LiniCampbell was Cbanoiler dale Beaky of Immter, he meth an alteration in the isthmian of the oonsold, sea lid Into it some new blood, by obtaining is afiallibnas et the gmlemen well b qualified ionvise with mild le the ELI ad, and menagemsei a pod From tit thee • pea Impresemist bed line place in the sthalibeliss of the ides el the Isthy. after the at that casmil they gessersesthei the V dsiial. crtla g re as Mare sad mew* et Imes and p alai hi been me g th team sided pia*. (Hear, hem) With roped tense expmesed thesumgmeet of the duchy, no that Om expire, woe wiry emithasith but that was ettribilde Is • pea apes to the aimed and diapered chemist at the eseessams d the dusky. Two veers ago se at is peak empreadeg the Messier and noancil to dispose clue. mrogeelles. sad ris con- Ogres the ducky, en= hi bees carted oat as tar es wes en the Cl= them The mei at the imam le which ivesti wee set se lipids* se the boa. wadi tar Ithallediks sepprast. The Mai biers pimend showed diet the mesa pil into the miry purse of Clem ding the het Nisi Merged 15. 000( . per ems I. 1831 the aseenst geld ever vas 12,0011. ; in 1861 ewe 16,0001.; MISS 3 it was 11,1181111. ; in 18% it was 18,0111; be 1156 it was 20,008(.' 1.68 it is 20,0001. ; Ode pm the amount wadi be MI larger. It was not ressik therefore, to my that the smend Nivea by the thems trifling; and, as the thembeestes Med on Mee is amp roman to believe that the meenene et the duchy wadi velem themselves mere end errs, sed that the ties to her Majesty would go an Imensig. (ther, hear.) Various suggestions bedlam thaws at it the rupees of showing that the property might be he e.eL Ave he would pro mise to glee Os inset maths Is say suggestiess with which he might be bonomeL The be.. rather bed Aid to the parttine of as sift Nis hum a lady le the eatent of 11,0001. Now the east was thee the tint of that property yielded to the Queen • larger aim the she would have acrid lima the yerames marl et the estate. Referie bed she beim math to the an of espy hold In certain districted...iv pest deeper bed lees sure taned by the owners of property, in eisessees et operations. No doubt semi injury had roes hi m = caste, but the question was a difficult mote id with, red me cave had compied the stlention of the courts der semi yews. It was es disclase& by • eopyholger spina the meeker of mince be lisp des is eeetmg ilo c w: a = limbed buildings. The Main wee most c It was shown that the mat was to la copyholds subject 1.41 the naiveties of miasmas and the tic day buildings Rae them; end sum psis, me tithing psalms et copied pee may, bed bees aid with safe by the home it the tb er15 %.,..., that badj i thg o the . tmel id sad W Mang Peasens li rhed Wr a thy wall tie shams and ems = la which the mates bed bees bought ter I t Taney In comersime• of the risk they hemmed. A me dila originally was brought bine Lord Deems wite alter. well taken to the Court el Error, whirs it still remised. Ciaaghter) What he was oasis to impress ups the banes wee that there was ample rem. to belie that M iami alterations had been made, and that still further Mt rwen in Precis- (Hasa her.) In comities to my that les led no objection to FITS the infer milted by the hem number. (Hem, hear.) Mr. RICARDO asieed that be hi DEM heard a less eahlactory wrier that SO Milt bed pet been glean by the right hon. 1111161=11, The mieddet emplaned of had net been put • sam What a gig as at that very mo =tad in me theist nel lees then 20,000 homes were and their asiiiimn whir nerd for their life and pro praly,atuld_ gut usams The pestles in some roam had . 02 low oho Ilirumettlanist is the courts of law, bet =zee* wets le gat such a puree am th at of the leateere. bear.) Great miechief had best data eel miriYtf was still accruing, and he siva the elni=millimes whim he madd justify euch proessithp mu* be the pumpees at obtaining a mall in enemas shun kr lowa= fit nismalt. (Hear, hear.) Hr. NAM as • limmit Giber Ithjesty, felt bound to say that thee was the gespdhe i thatordeldre in • worse condition thee that attlip Dsiy egLaseasher. If it were to be sold and the pessele Mei i the mot tsvonrahle Naiwitts wine weilbe i rehyled. (Heir.) atareerr ies = binsior ihe summy sa anomor awe Mid le sap* th ois :4=vrith I gime. He is espied le midi 4 - and 20 hares mei per toward the emit IterS4 l e kitchen. It veil In • past pisors IMP. se is pi to la lleity, bat imikaly he Had Is • uaghboor , beei vies them was • meat of night posiing, and he =an pun sad the mmequence a that after some Mem the /drip who was her Majesty's preveyor of /me k that tharfel, be sow sent him in a bill may year hr thilt pink led be Ned the mtiefaction of pay ing for it. (1.4.) That was a elate of things relating to her Modesty's property which was more appropriate to the days of Henry IV. then to these in which we lived. STATE OF BENGAL. Ste E. PERRY presented a petition 'rimed by the com mittee of the East India Anenciation, and by the most die. tinguiebed natives of Celen ii t= that the Queens and Cuenpai i sia marts may be Mr. INNAIRD then moved the following resolution: —" 1. That from representations made to thus house there is revue to believe that the present administration of the lower provinces of Bengal doe. not secure to the population the advantages of good government. but that the masa of the people sneers grievous oppression from the pollee and the mat of peeper administration of justice. 2. That, in the opinion of this home, it is desirable that her Majot ya go vernment should take immediate Mere with a view to the Institution of special inquiries into the social condition of the people, and to ascertain what merunuee have been adopted in r ta le ortcrigto ° te of thelnwunerderprovinc! a la rge /Ow l :Mo . be suffering, more especially with reference to the eye.= of landed tenure,. the state of the police, and the admiamtration of justice ; end also that such report be laid upon the table of the home." In support of them resolutions the hon. gen tleman dilated upon the alleged oppression, misery. @offering, and debasement of the rynts of Bengal, whose condition was, he said, deteriorating, owing to the nature of the tenure!. the tyranny of the sereinhirs, the ineffkieney, abuser, end corruption of the rural police, and the defect. in the adminis tration of criminal justice, respecting ell which matters he reed vetch documentary evidence. The motion was seconded by Mr. DUNLOP, who cited additional deumente. The tot re olution being put, Mr. V. SMITH denied that the East Incline government was answerable for the mischief complained of. The chief allegations, he observed, were the deficiencies of the police end of the eandnistration of justice, and the answers to these allegations ware contained in wipers already presented to the h extrude al which he reed. Quotient' competed with the lend Ithentes of India were beset with difficulties. With wipe* te Owyhee in were being institutedby the ginsuit, vaimaiss he sweetsined grievenora were in impair, while the ILegleistive Coautg of India were pass. Inneweemat atthejudielaledministration. In dashes with maws Involving any interference whatever with MON pegedlieue, it rem of inftite importance that the Loc:1 the gmernreent should be slow and cautious. the Lame of the spirit which had manifested %with sew. beluga every few, of the sepoy regiments in 1,112, wilekked loth easily put down; bet there was a pre withinstina rem them that th e government wee intent z ... „ , = scaverlion. Ee i r:tt out a w mage x t afadeaaies aim (Stamped Id. Additiona.) [TWOPENCE. Kinnabd lrl Maid Ids resolutions (and vim be had termed " <lr nsuisless of Ye ryote"), ebandatioag in terms caballed le Pen llki* Such offence the religious no tions or theselleseetbille. Sir B. PPS= eeggreeed tY Int resolution. The ques tion, he observed. wee iskeire dr statement' of the mismon arks Wet IMIL ao social condition of the meamitry of wield have equal aspens the numionaries. tunnies kir But the beds dThileperl gra a statements of the soissionedee. *kik teSesesderikA b 7 the indigo planters scattered ewe Hari 1e seeksard in strong terms, the employees* of young am sod ihileas from the revenue deputies* end lelaft• bpi Isielog, in the company's courts la is. There warier, kw points of contact brewers the Indian and Dimples races; but upon one field =riliseet upon a footle. of perfect eqoafity—that of Lord J. RUSSELL osseerrei with Mr. Smith as to the inexpediency of farther lsgatry is this matter and could not agree to resolutions so oredecosing bre govern ment of India. While he thought there were serious faults in that government, he could not may that the protege of remedy would be forwarded by adopting the resolution.. At the same time, the evils were of the irnateet magnitude. According to Mr. Halliday, the police of India was 03 de fective and bad as to be en engine of oppression, and the courts of justice were insufficient. It this were hue the bene fit. of government were to • great degree lost ; and yet, fa the opinion of Mr. Halliday, these evas admitted of remedy. The government were, therefore, bound to take the into their consideration, and ho could not doubt that would would do so. Mr. MANGLES regretted the course taken by the mis sionaries in this matter; they ought not, in his opinion, to interfere with the concerns of government. He diseased the fatiffls of the comparative backwardness of the peasentry in Bengal, insisting much upon the feeble character of the Bengston, It was the duty, however, sod would be the endeavour of the Indian govanment r ea* tifaa for the ler:* the beet 'rimer ot teeth but he the eateniton of the Queen's Courts, of which be drew a fearful picture, citing Mr. Macaulay's alarming description of the Supreme Court at Calcutta. Lord BURY believed that the civil officers of the com pany were too few for the proper performance of the admi nistrative duties assigned to them. After a few winds from Mr. A. MILLS, Mr. AY RTON, remarking upon the inconvenient form is which the subject bad been presented to the house, moved the " previous question" as an amendment to Mr. KM naird's resolution. Mr. KINNAIRD expressed himself satisfied with the discussion, and coeusented to withdraw his motion. Mr. HADFIELD denounced the atrocities of Indian mis government. He objected to allow a question so important to pas without the definite issue of a vote. Some Posher discussion took place, chiefly upon the point whether the motion should be withdreeni, in which Mr. Lid dell, Sir J. Trelawny, and Mr. Palk took part. Ultimately a division wee challtinged, on which there appeared for the motion, 18 ; for the ~ ammenndment, amendment, 119-101. The question was therefore not put. TURNPIKE TRUSTS ARRANGEMENT. Mr. MASSEY obtained leave to bring in • bill for the arrangement of Turnpike Trusts. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACT AMENDMENT MUSIC. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. The production of Don Giovanni at WI theatre, expected for some time with much curiosity sad interest, has been brilliantly succemful, even beyond anticipation. In bringing out this great opera, Mr. Lumley has proceeded on • sound principle. He has bestowed sa much pains and no much cost upon it as ii it had been a piece performed for the first time. The smeary, the costumes, the deoeratione— everything is new and 'freeh ; and It is not only rich ness. beauty, and egiersdonr, that have been c.ei sultod in the mdse en same, but the utmost attention has been paid to rest taste and dramatic propriety. The plot asedef espies have been carefully studied; and by new r (as dry may be called) of the scenery, various Wigs Ii ISe ecomirwellea of the drama which pare hitherto been confused Ind cheese have been rendered clear and coneistent. This dm* as at the Tiring of the curtain. Hitherto we bare ban to see a public street, into which Don oiolllllle 1111111 p, with Donna Anna clinging to him, and in which the inlisight &ray and the murder of the Cermenanistat• an amado to take plans. Lait night the certain seas era a moonlight view of a beautiful garden to the Commends torestalwleremaremela is his solitary watch. Into sped the and his intended victim mi fr om tholes& followed the old man, alarmed I miss; aad dim Oa murder, on which the plot of the as i }s fy a a sheimp, is nematestei. We cannot describe how much frill conventional arrangement heighten'. tits Abet of the striking incidents with which the drama There are other things of a similar kind, all indica = a careful andlntelligent study of the piece. Equally judicious has been the manner in which the partyhave been distributed to the performers. From what we had peevinaly seen of Signor Beneventano, se &NU sal have considered him well fitted to embiteris Arglintir of the &mint* 'wseskevri. • beepers, yea,, haaer and bee gaimei ' plus Imo We have had no such reprieve ...=are of lOa etaisaater Temberird. Had he been a litde younger, nod bat kb loos boa lighter, it might have been better. BOY, aggeollio mu molt sod cble ; and his mixture Oft WNW, bet pillawl of the Spanish ' ebb Os War reilimpot et the 'beeline, sew admira g b randee le I bills egrageleo mai gosatles. It was an independent yeemens, sorks of original thinking, and net • einnemilenilleigg of precedents. One thing we mud =lllwreck, We& we have on previous mosaic& seen 4 imp Ma gib exaggeration in this part he saw "Oedema' tba modesty of nature." His action IRIS bit awl boo MI Ode* within the limits of good taste Zit met His road performance, moreover, was mode suited his voice and he sang with gear awl mean& ea wen as with spirit. In short, there ma Ye me unit dot Beasontatio, by his Don Giovanni, Oa greatly mid Omit is public opinion. The same Sig may be mid IMMO Ortolan]. Her (West at this imago was her pollemalle of Elvin. This part we superior in impor tance to that olDomn Omp it heseen the almost invariable posies le soden It to an inferior performer ; and the manwenite boa los that may of the axiom pas ages of the owe Ma been deprived of their due effect. The moat dilbedt, evreeeekre, and Impassioned music in the whole opera Mahan glees to the part of Elvin; and from, we may infer, the Mah an own estimate of its impor tance. AVe did not, hte, expect to find Millie. Orto laai equal to so ardent' a task; and we have seldom been more completely or tars bly disappointed. She per formed the c.baregerr iy in every respect. Her voice is not naturslly of a Ise "nifty, but it has power, compete, and Ilezibility, end she was ebb to execute the moat difficult passaged not only with ease, but with strong and passionateexpression . Her acting, too, woe full of dignity and feeling; and we have no hesitation in thinking her the best Elvin we have ever seen. The audience showed their full &pm ciation of her merits by the warmth of their applause. Dlr. Spezia's Donna Anna warn an excellent and successful per formance. Her acting was that of a tragedian of the hrst class, and her singing was that of an accomplished musician. The insipid part of Don Ottavio—a mere walking gentleman —affords no scope for the talents of an actor, but it enabled °MOW to display all the grace and beauty of his singing. His •• II mio tesoro" was deliciously given ; with a sweet nem of voice, exquisite polish of execution, and warmth of feeling which enchanted the audience who rapturously applauded and encored this beautiful song. lie also introduced the air, " Della ma pace," which is very seldom sung, not being in the original score ; but it is a beautiful thing, and he wing it beautifully. Belletti's Leporello was a thoroughly amiatic performance, both in acting and singing. It was marked by intelligence and spirit, but wee quieter and less obtruaive than it is generally made. To give an idea of . its prevailing tone we may mention that, in the final aeon of horror . Leporelio—instead of trying to raise laughter by I burlesque fright, or giving an elaborate picture of serious tome—disappears altogether, and leaves his master alone with his unearthly guest; which, we think, is the course ; that Leporello would most naturally adopt. We may ob wive, by the way, that in the sac per-scene of last night, I Don Giovanni supped alone, attended by his servant, instead of having a great banquet and a gay company. It ie thus that Use melee is acted in Germany; and this solitary luxurious self-indulgence is in keeping with the charter of the slave of sensual appetite. Corsi gave unusual effect to the character of Masetto. The sturdy bluntness of the rough countryman was admirable. He sang too, admirably ; and his introduction of the little air, "Ho capita' which is hardly ever sung, had an excellent effect. Laid, but not least, comes Piccolomini's Zerlins, a pert in which the young prima donna has gathered her brightest laurels. It is imposeible, indeed, to imagine any thing more charming than her whole performance. Sho did not act Zerlina—oho was &Mina. She was in every look, tone, and gesture, the little rustic coquette, giddy -headed but warm-hearted, and full of all the wiles and coming ways which nature often teaches the inset anima of her sea. Watteau's fancy could not have created a picture half so eaptivatine; and her song was in perfect keeping with her looks. She now showed herself a true artist ; act Mozart's lovely melodies, coming from her lips, wore c:othed with new charms and new graces, their crowning grace being their perfect simplicity. The whole performance of the •cra was triumphant, and her share of it the most trium- C of all. BILL. The house want into committee on this bill. On clause IL Mr. IRTON suggested that a clause should he introduced making shams in all companies transferrable by an instru ment in writing, not a deed. Mr. LOWE thought that such a provision could not pro perly be intrauced into the present lAD, bat the subject should receive hie attention. The clauses of the bill were agreed to without amendment, and the house resumed. SOUND DUES BILL. This bill was read a second time. COUNTY CESS (IRELAND) BILL. This t4 ... p ' s;si itur — oi COURT OF EXCH EQUER (IRELAND) BILL. This bill also passed through asarnittoe. MILITIA (IRELAND) ACT (IMO AMENDMEN BILL. This bill was read a second time. Tne house rose at twenty minutes past twelve. FREE EMIOAATION FOR THE Tronsnrc CLASSES. Last evening a public meeting took place in the New Golden-lane' Schoolroom, St. Luke's. to explain the objects, and to read the rules of the above society, sal to farther the ends of Free Emigration to the Bridal male meats. The Rev. W. Rogers, incumbent of St. Tam Chartcrhom, occupied the chair, and explained that, although the projected association was called a •• Free Etat sad Improvement Society," it could not properly be rie th reoluneked ; fur it appeared that, by one of the rules, each satesetbar was to pay one penny a week, in order to rube a hind by which families might be enabled to year their condition by emigration. The Secretary loving read the rules of the society, a working lean pswesed • resolution to the erect, " That a offlektay ebeald be formed whereby funds may be mimed by sawabsesinia and voluntary contributions, to enable the worldwg man and his family by election to have 'an i tote av ited mmagitt to any British settlement."—Mr. Rid gwa y the resolution, and urged upon the working c has es the importance of doing their utmost to mist each other, according to the principles might to be inculcated by this society.—The motion warn carried unanimously, and at was also resolved, " That in consequence of the overcrowdedattate of the labour market, and the great distrem which existed in all parts of the metropolis, it was the duty of all right thinking men to support a society where the cMects were for the benefit of their fellow-men ; and that in consequence of the cruelty and unfeeling manner in which the deeerving poor are treated when out of employment, by being placed on a level with criminals, a society of this na ture was essentially necessary." The sperchee in which these resolutions, were proposed end seconded were all of the briefest description; but the best understanding seemed to prevail throughout the meeting, which consisted exclusively of working men, and there appeared to be a general feeling in favour of the movement for promoting the advantages of emigration by moons of mutual amistanoe. TREATMENT OF SEAMEN OX BOARD d~BRICAN SHIPS. We ( Shipping and Mercantile Ga:ette) have been favoured with the following ropy of a note addressed by General Cam to Lord Napier, her Majesty's minister at Washington, in reply to a representation which Lord Napier was instructed by the Earl of Clarendon to address to the United States government relative to the oppressive treat ment to which seamen are subjected on board American vessels (Copy "Department of State, Wes .) hington, April 28, 1837. "My Lord,—l have the honour to acknowledge the re ceipt of your lordship's note of the loth inst., stating that the attention of her Majesty's government and of the British public has of late been awakened to the irregularities attend ing the enlistment of aesnecu on board the mercantile vessels of the United States, and the nature of their treatment when so employed. Your lordship expresses a hope that some re medial measure may be suggested for these abuses. "• In reply I have the honour testate that it is believed the laws now in force upon the subject of seamen employed on board the merchant vessels of the United Stases are quite sufficient for their protection. " The execution of them laws ire foreign countries for the most part devolves upon consuls. It is poseible that these officers may, in some instances, have been delinquent in the discharge of their duty in her Majesty's ports. This depart ment, however, is not aware of any such delinquencies ; but, upon being satisfied of their existence, will not hesitate to apply the proper remedy. A copy of the United States' Con sular regulations is herewith transmitted, and your lordehip ie particularly referred to the 19th chapter, entitled ' Duties of cementer officers in relation to macula of the United States.' From the great demand for sailors in oar porta, in proportion to their supply, and the improvidence and credu lity which usually characterises them, they are necessarily exposed to imposition to a degree which, probably, no laws could prevent. It is presumed that seamen required for the British mercantile marine in her Majesty's own ports are more or lean 'object to the mune grievance. - • - " I should be glad to comer in any mi‘-wtres for the relief of this useful class of pervone, but the btwe of this country Intended to prevent their mel-treatment am as effutive, it Is believed, as those of any other. 'totem's"' may have oc curred where offenders have eecaped punishment, but We, I em 'persuaded, should be imputed to defective proof or other accident, and not either to say inadequacy in the law itael4 or to want of impartiality in its - • —'— " I avail myself, &e., F LEWIS CASS." In our last number we had the gratification of announcing that General Sir J:unee Outram would masa to a mat in the Supreme Council of India on the neat recency. We now add, with increased eatitfaction, that the gallant general will, as it is confidently asserted, be imme• diately promoted by her Majesty to the first elate of the Milimry Division of the Order of the Bath.—Swett, Elder, and es: • Romneard Ned. PROCLAMATION OF OtTLAWRT.—At the Sheriffs' Court yesterday the following persons were called upon to surrmder under penalty of outlawrz .—The Hon. Brownlow Thomas Montague Cecil, Stephen Temple, Thomas I Richerd Chapman King, the Hon. Geom James Fiuh Hansa, commonly called Viscount D[u'daWn: ; William Sowdon, Jovial Bartlett, Sussex Lennon, Fm. common ly called Lord Swum Lennon; Sir Robert Juke, Clifton, Bart., John Frederick Hill, John Rill Walton Harris, Frederick Joned, and the Hon. Horses Pitt. DRAMA. OLYMPIC. Last night was relived at this theatre, compressed into three acts, the comedy of All in the Wiono. by Arthur Murphy, whose three other principal playa, fibe Tray to Keep Ilisn The Grecian Daughter, and The Citizen, held places of h onour in standard editions of the British acting drama, and ere still regarded as excellent specimens of con struction sad elegant dialogue. The modern theatrical habitat , whose pampered intellectual appetite requires a morbid French drone for hie piiee de resistance, and a epark ling vaudeville or broad fame for the supplementary entree, would shrink from the infliction of witnessing a comedy the characters in which wear powder end knee-breeches talk the moat high-flown rhodomontade, make coati:. dente of their Ferrante, and, fondly-attached lovers though they be, yet "Sir" and "Madam" each other with the meet punctilious politeness. Yet we can scarcely remember ever to have seen an audience more delighted at any modem production than were the good folks who crowded the Olympic last night, with a comedy the author of which died fun fifty years ago. Doubtless, • great portion of the success was attributable to the excellence of the acting; but from first to last the attention of the audi ence was absorbed, and as each successive knot in the story presented itself for unravelment, there ran throughout the pit that subdued buzz of voices which invariably betokens interest and eatiefemion. To give in detail the plot of • piece which has held the stage for upwards of mventy would be ridiculous, and therefore it will lie sufficient to say that although, even in the present reduced form, the mainspring of the story is somewhat elaborated. yet the construction is admirable, from the neat dove toiling of the incidente, and the dialogue mo thwththulis that, making due allowance for the hyperbole of the p eri o d there is not one dull line in all the three acts. The acting throughout wen excellent. Mts. Stirling's performance of Lady - Restless was slimed perfection; there is no actress on the stage at the prevent day who co uld have represented the hasty, impatient, good-hearted, wrong-heeded woman, who in her direst transports, never forgets that she is a lady, and whose every seen= i 9 marked with form and eloquence. Let VA also pay a high compliment to Miss Swan ugh, • young lady the effect of whose good looks has hitherto been marred by the extreme iseoutiante of her acting, but who sorb iqd us last night by her vivacity and archness, and who premiere, should she not relax in her efforts, to become meet our best actresses in high comedy. Nature ham behaved very liberally to her, but art is a mistress requiring conetant atten tion. A. Sr John Restless Mr. Robson played—Mr. nehmen. We n ;met to lindthat this gentlemen—perbape the most origin ally gifted man on the stage 7 ia never to be wen but in the pourtrayal of one character—jealousy ; and hence, though his acting is always excellent, he hes no opportunity of proving himself the artist he really is, but must perforce resort to the old etemps, end shrugs, and subdued whippers, and pickings of the lips in which he has been indulging since he era made a hit in goatees character. Daddy Ilardecre opened a new line of action to him, and we hoped—but in this revival he has returned to his old line again. Mr. G. Vining pie Bevoly with great spirit, and looked, spoke, and acted Nee a perfect gentleman. CRYSTAL PALiCE. ONI SHILLING DAT. Tnunsoar, Joss 11.—Admissions on payment, 6,133; ditto by wawa tickets. 714 ; total rialtos. 3 . 87 ; LOAN SoCIETIF.a.—By a return nutlet' yesterday it appears that there were teat year 122,574 borrows, of loan Focieties. The amount paid for "Interest" in that year Ir. 27,6361. 17$. 6d. The amount circulated in the yaw was 666,8191. For "forms of applications and for inquary" as mush as 7,7697. 16s. 6d. was paid.