The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-07 00:00:00

.."^ sl . f4a a '- at' ,!`r ~~— No. 3,0591 voR PORT PHILLIP direct (Au great part • I bar novo ••••••11. the oplearkt Britiolt Mote built ai 11 %NIA 11A1C1.3 21,11.007 ter pee reglorr awl nej KT trowel, V. Lll 1 1 1011. Comorryllsr hi t .... t I I, P+'4. llro aseemesimies Re Ikea ~.......w., sea .U 1 be lord • soot airabie frterftell. lor 15 .../. t inlibt a wow Wyly to 111:LL. lir MM.! rad las, I. IR ra AN. 1 , 4. Mamma; or to JOll3l DON MC IN01111„ awl ewoougot. pOR PORT PHILLIP, the Gee, topt.emiling, seep CONATITVT lOW. • 1. 118 liw• rulakke. *oa e ari l tiscs TRADER. Correeeader Ike lasi= PMA WIP bee a war Weer poop ell* .fee kw did eallszFes and from bey wellemeres tart AIF U.-1 , ebeereed • est , td 141 S Rubin obis wage. :an ratted ee ewe take. All knob asised mut be WI sr I dated bke Ike Xela—fee frekht or g•Amge apple ee CRAWLS:I WALTON WI 1110718. 17. Oreowburchelecct. Lorelei.. mod IT, Wake- Lbmpsta. VOIR LURItACHEE, tb. I..llast-sailieir, cop. pored Weer PERRY, °A ell ii preffagr, ROBERT PERI Cestreseder ; Rbe la the hew leas Mu seeetner elates fur few tier r:tiaTIM U OI ima 17„ wucr-anes. u.srpna OH HALIFAX sod WINDSOR, N.B. (to fol low the 017 1. the itee too meow Intel= barges. WA INN raker. .1011 X TOT N. Com...moor : Wog lo at =O. am shomondellon te: w er n to hte e ltz=vl4 . THM l WTON lid Xi: 17, /7. Woioreheee. ilverpooL lIOR LIMA Direct (to follow the James Little- Y bin is the m.m Lome= Ow dip los geed a ~ormmobllas ii ep IVAVOMIIitI T. v i VIZ ,on. sod IT. Walar-drat. FOR LIMA Direct (to follow the Johipant ; e.... marl, all bar ante imaged, end eaa take 11114 ontr, O. stlondl.l Am dam American dipper Mtp JUAN YE A N DLL I,rte Venue. Loeo to. regater. J. O. 01 V NN. Commander ; idea la too % aloft& Dock, TIM fine alp be. rood secommodatton for m onism nod MU meet with eukk deermictL—lor flambe Of PIMP ,i., to CHARLES W ALTON and b 02411, IT. Ormadturck-creek Lon' , e. and IT. Wit retreat, LlverpooL EOR LIMA Direct (to sail positively co Joss 30, MI or not turn. lb* line ilrthelms Atherton althi £1.411171L WItt.NCE.,. 33. ). I .3. 7 ther moth , . Captain PATTEN ; lythe In the Victoria Peeks nth being a chartered London snip, will poi. ow, od on the day named. for which a guarantee will to three It mooed She has splendid accommodations for panerigern—Yer ton.t of (might or month apply to SLYIIOIII, PEACOCK. sod 7, Onteeeborthotthet. ABERDEEN CLIPPER LINE.—For SYDNEY. TM folloolog bower Amor 6HIP .mom midoo for NAV Mock IMO portoolity. to be famed sofeeft by oth mosio of *I. Om : SISM Commodes. . Tom Mork] AM. of Juni 1 IforoM 1.100 Jim J* 10 was of lio . .......... earl 1.01 Am. 10 TOme emcee semis Imo Mood esOla moommelsolom mol an e.111=74,1 11"1. . orl ft It b r=o; : = W lY:= Mot h • Itill of AUXILIARY SCREW STEAM PACKETS bitws• LONDON. CAPE of GOOD HOPE, sad CM Its WI Is tie V Dedl.-1118 SOWN Sew caw Si-WM ELK earriolar week WM for 11169 Web ad 01.11 1311 sill as Ow IA of oil woes Wm =De Woe par wr it :110•1•311 t I: rul NV Nem k p. WWI. k.p. Oewaradar. 11) 4111 A. D. DoWas. LK. ISO US J. D. Wank Ade W. a P.m g ii ' h ... 1.130 Z IS P. T:lllswani -.. L. LW Ile 1W W. Ossokaa. no lEVEli= e gmmer h lz pont It i =t 4 tat- Er isl ai lMis WS Is Cis , 011014%11/42 1 . i ll I I :ia " M S. Tr a l & Lid' s sae b te et LIS S. Avila. HOTCHLIN, MOSE% sad PROWBE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ of OttLeisge tisAtalllss MRS nth. slO hat, la-.MW likaytki le its talkstlse porta: Rap Rama Tal l i Ovid& Dec. Pals. illudil SU 1.. Owlets .. :... Lcor mi. et= .... ..... W. Isowles . ..... .. O. R. Festal lay . i 8. WEAN ... %coin Per ee t i k gi . 111....... C. saw .. 8. lads . Pin t h .... IL Mar** ... LIMAS .. italmet Mist Man IN LN. Busunis { rinvire si Vl lo simi 11.• s tomb Ws mak* trassmo.latios for obis patemert at nigh lab** oe prep Nob*, ROTCRRIN, 1101188. aad PROWL bol WM Cliall" laskalaii4lrsel. MARSHALL and HDRIDOWS LINE of FACIE? SH I PlL—Tbe fellewiee bob toatalqt li a ll eabedllft qualties. lave wet weeder ew mid will be fewad eery deffitrable eggerbe. Wm Me dense Y Yr: at" S=e. Ride& Dealsala. Edfit lasiessastr A PAM. iiiiii:::::::: ::::: ::: me = 01 110 Mlles. ................... r Ws. we aeowey. dbeerry maim wed Sweber Se the ii. I. ow werbsetly ei= " Mips Iregyfee Wrionl le =re MARSHALL mil =RIDS!. IS. lewthwedeefewat. ErMZZALAND, AUSTRALIA, &a— ranzairs YOUNG aM Ws MIL —TM taisrifm • tn am tag MEM kr an miammalinal prim OM MI ma Mib prompi MGM& : LaMar M Se 14st V m parre. INIM. ! Captain. Te a Do NM 414 M WM . ~g. ilakist. ..... Peet= IMO AO T OM/ !A. laltaa .... I iiiilifivi Ile Jma I Pluale ;N. Irimkra... tort n = flaa .14 0 1 7 Ma Lim g. csaismis.. {wain"' sir Jim Ti Imam Mao Imam Dods. AM......... AG. MN A Ta7mmar . .. A MO I Juno 7 Ts r so* prouriiii Mar Oar 'Mai ellier every Demme GMtrammm—rar MAMA ar Marrer amble IaNDKIIICK YOUNG Ow. 74, IMMO RIVER PLATE REGULAR LINE of PACKETS. Ter MONTI VILIZO awl BUSINOiI AYRES 1•111 auto. toptga. Wats s kyr^ per** of M eat "Nee wI.NMW. Mas wort tut taut alb/ MI6 ?BLitt. 30$ Kee reikrat, • 1 rod Jahr — lllll- TATIICII. Commodur ; INIM NI the No" iteummudailas ter —tar term Wait er pow WPM to MAST'S toill Mattleat Relisa—rsdebt by the Its Stereos is Desiss. see Nee V.ek le it eel toe, sod i p re RITISH and NORTH ' ROYAL lIAIL ST t•A it PIIIIPe. lag I s ,t 7 to mil LI V =root. sad NEW MI selt LI V MIL sad BOSTON. Sits &rim sob al MALI/VAX is re recess presors sad bes Yrylsra TM /Awls& et siber rd re is se Oen Idtverpoel: ASIA. le NSW TORN. . ass ll CANADA, ter 1100 TOIL _ ~Imo S. AFRICA, Iwt SSW TOM. ItabmlN. /me IL Vialseybee it s. teded/se lessesdb ass sail esevidses„MLlllsei "Yeses Ala us be ebbibed es IVC ss asslsis embero.lo. werlireibis. Tterty aelimes; mina edema INEN. Mee& emelt mods. is. es& sof to eye. ?Jim slessiollp bare acceamseislia Oar : 1 1=k woad eible t eige.LMlZi li r r Ibr i toat i.. Voled‘ 1 . pc= Is. Tort , D. Users, mien. Ileatersed do I 0 sal .I berm. stmt. MAW ; se D. astl ll t l l * v......... u..... 1. eTEAM to NKW YORK. from Southampton. A - 7 The United Pegten Nett steam silo Mart punctually from South- NNW Yu MK direct an f..l:ous. nrrialfl ANNA.2.O4 vai% LW hone p..setr, Welne.dae. jmui FULTON. 3.so* neo horse-poem edner.lay. July 2. Ildell I NOT/031. i9n Prim h.r.e. pone?. W July 16. I,uva tuaa, 16141tuvrar l ower. Wednesday. July 30. nag gouner. are urged for the regularity of their Amapa, aad tar Its euslh one of their pliarnlrer aetonlYnixialinn. Pam. lodulifout pruriougi. an the 'nog liWra pege, mer.rd stom he..—Hy the Arno end iultou. Ira cWw, LX seeond dam Equal tt.o Hermann :u.4 Woohlugtos, dna elem. upper ealocm. 1.14 10 , 141, 04. Pm. ,darn 1.16. Apply v. 081 N LILA Y and Ce., 9.81. Mattis's. pia." Chorlaterm; "I. as uldi t=ill7:lV . Voulkamoloa. and 67. Orsaaelwel, reek Wad, a. Daft sad Win al waft near dr Walled Mali.. EtNORTH GI EUILOPIC MAN NAVI GATION CONPANTI *slam MIMI Inlle A to Dos Donato Start s Mil I=l. b i reuria 1....1. Iw,, ~ ia Ta rt . PAP PETKR 4 III:IO TOW A COPISNIIAOtN, JIM Used PTLITIN. downtrod* bANTZIO sad 50311011111== . 4111. Gad nruimlp emy mob kw ea 1...2Ni. nwrwZibi.C.. lortoso . sod -SAUL For risolOd. rad boll ~7 f ssiostooll sal dowers lay di nolo obisJa uh• toltoU . _ t ri , antage. : —1; ; 71,1,1 .4 3.. , SI ILSE ink NATIOATION. DATI3I.I of Go r(101113 SAYING et a PAST of Go 13311011 A NCI co GOODS. S A Nobs' PsiDrolan as to farro o ,sad Wood rotrd 1w • 0r9 1 7 st the Orient's , Pt , . Kis, lllluaolrest. Looks. i liamerk am 11 •0. to Mr. C. 11• Der, 2. Moorowyoourt. Tow. 21 11. 1.4 Proposer sod .1 other HMCO Poet' to Ilinno. C. hot Bonn mai C..... 17. Whist *vont . sod for psoomolml rot Fmk M Mr. J. L Poldlek.3l4. osford-rtml. W. 6 ANNUM. MainiAl DirlAr• IT* 47x33rt%% VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. MI PPERB. The VICTORIA DOCK T C O OMPANY GIVE NOTICE that the fel knebe Alpo, : Toes. EASTERN CITY 1.327 ICRIACIIII A Brahma. BOMBAY Wright Am Ge. EAGLE 1,791 Bowden and 800. CHALLENGE 1,336 CALLAO . . Ca:4*ff sod Co. C0L0M80......... 677 ADELAIDE-- Cremetey sad Co. WN. FROTINOOI 706 NLW YORK.... C. Ourote. BT. MARTS lBO ROSTON O. Osette. ALA ........ MI PHI LADELPII4 O. Datu m. BOVE RE10111 .. ........ 379 GIBRALTAR MALTA.-- Weed mid CO. OTTER l9O MALTA I A L MUMMA AL A. MAWS. a SAX L. LAWRENCE 1263 LI .MA. Der ...... OwshogrAmi o s . uc. ic•duyi wow& ta the Visions as dew w• Ci ar=r i cr. l". fa M o le Or MAI es Amp amm arheellaerhArtra.= 11=1:gittries""04, ova * e . .21 /I .4l . l3l:;bal s it s see , ... MAPPY.I. MISS.'S. (4RRAT WESTERN RAILWAY. MUM TWIECTS OINOLZ IMMO Wilt the addilice 111LOMPLIVINtt fI. rir wrIVITDA wig Yip tar OM nee *grew •Wl lashinhe. tei ctlt L ASEr 8 PALE ALE sad GUINISIPBBTOUT, 44 te i es lee, AM hobo P o d et the , par.ll+; We. pee _t hot Pale litsree. M. pet par.— sults. a. W WRIMSW4. DRAY sad Co.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTS, as.. eigurim, Oppwr nimaratrast. . Itriewbel4p. poßmsces WATERPROOFS ere the beet rein dry d** rod all ralles. rd de• or la 11". Zr dir ad a isdrea an t i t a identi lmd ao ° a:Las t 1 4 , Lir arr. Ddleog i der sourrair kW* adar * dr soda to add, = ore haw ts. dank dtt 41a. par dem.— IM robs of J. O. CORDI/10. II& Mar. Mr• HREBHKR'B INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS, %wt. seam tad ha =Plain Ulm Ls liong I =. is' as ci V i L e r id ah M e"le rlttPl Lalern i rt awl Lai le linsaL ILL . de ..saws it l 4Va i ll le Ci =se a t i = LMT ift w ie nt l S:= ea illipLallse. ►nHZ BYDESHAM TROUSERS sad Mann. A. IPAXVIL. Iliallsrilie Ilriabe• Tram= an tea :LI II :re be prise et Irri. b e' Illa k l a ti NMI. mum. Mk WM . leMaill e rM INNI114: 1 um the rial it iles.. preesne li. 11,016114 46. fie& TIREBBLNO CABEIL—At Kr. moms MA L•coliervir&tirrikm simmeo• D metAn i ugurft Ir. sod feat diZzie=4 6.6o.. m t a l d is .ter=rarit. im" pealavei. Ogg % 4 = i t im a i — lF MSOlil. ains=ir stone • as. Ohm Use al As kr lie Ws Maitre Plow te wow hit% sod a verisio MARL YOUR LINIX.--The Pee aspiesseled. iltA s k ib e .i .. r . weile . ,, magi it amilms Ilm IsAtirt u Z '. eiaillnirriniT . c ... 3 t =it l aes i r pmeassil. 0d0 ... ,_ • bobs ese dear Vlans.-.0 prevent • ....... r I s mamma le am WJ. CIIIIRPPE'S MALVERN SELTZER WATER. wow the Rely Weil Poring at Kamm romionst f. ear C 0... see produce a BIM= WATalt o tt DM Melleinir promoted Mai roenodosethe gekreseed. They cantles. maneactairisa .. 7 . l l l . s. Illaws. Lmarde. al l osar Beery MOW rd it preteeed by a ted ne label hewing SOUND sail WHITE Io TEETH us sot only is ‘se. 14,3 to • plisterk• We law bs= sac Par or la le e =r samoullsos. Wit gem fera Cr i ii.l= la prti v d:67 1= 41 1. I T i a Bar lep. ll6 Cigso ss werdr ..... _LE wh a l s labAVa.4oW J e tt lir - Zrionirb rEd prrtemer. TIMMER& Probeted by Royal Loran of aid ii= Oen& demi Leis de Plan if )11 sdiales. Tiler Ttins. t hlimair lia 1. We rig• A Viet ." "i = tAh ---.--- gvr• a We . Uri lIZIIES li Um Ms •• dr btaL i at pietism of the Mi.; le Om oar Mr Oat dirdas wida u. ntroz grab. we Swill ilsa in•I• ! Fa to Or lorntitles of Me Billasts ratelladas. ill Ur • the went m amitl. Tromer. 1. mg 1. •f a rM i & rid albite • nit of MI mrimillog Ttry writs a lits lola lerlf sr ides cad l• imam paw 1b...." lame am Isit Ifs.. IL. ;=I /I a varm *lfer Om • • of al j Ye M 47 Lit= of 6 * is=d • ill mi er;bola • .111setsuittem. : siM easiaralir is: • WOW BOYS OWN JOURNAL, IL weekly.--BOTS' OWN JOURNAL. prim See Pero. AS CONNRIICR ea SATURDAY. Jose IL, and be ecrilseed weekly.—/ 0. beNAA Feb. Nebr. L. Bannoriesiont. LANA. LLOYIYB WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, mow lig DOUGLAS JIII4IOLID. - ITILILACII INNERLY CIRCULATION—armee ist ITGAL • Ma! FACT •DTIATDDIA/L tt motslas SIXTY OOLVlllNlk_buiefte Or 'FIAT LaTIOT INTMLLIOIII4Ct, Woo TWOMMOI. et Minima bob. et OP Sow. Ammer LL OM Si OTD. Dabbirpeown. Loads& IWO WIWI wow Price Is. orb losole; R S. N. deth. THE YELLOW FitIOATE. B ROMA NCI dWAIL AIe% in kI.AIMISTON. HI AIDE UIt•CAMP. OATALIWZ. " The sober of the • Itemase .001 awes r espeirlts odd* Me wait bin. whop.. tM ment rehel et Melee sevellre. Rio who we ItlM ei Mame Betio.. sad his eldler mph% mid here for wheaten INV Woe mottlodollo throve!. with •MT la esesethe which eyes the weer et 'Mello 0 Nolte,' teldete *owe lend+ Oe<ete Lotalkdes eate 0a.,; Todeoloe-etteeL OUSTALIIII WNW ON 1111.10101111 LIMIT!. A* patilteedds I ..1.. *to, pries 1e... .I.llb. SQICINS et the TIMES: beteg Lettere co the tames a the Pflelai DN. Ity dearer Yr Br sm ga4T. U llincsai 31 • Waltman. ha twilling* Ihe selheene remake et week la the ateletith tredd: ift ..... /...11%111 NI *WM pail= eds.& ate sake et prier. UK Area mar** Mesa &our The afteseert ea emeetal &Mena atillitet. le ataisped 1 .... El is.. apes as imprisons it ass tad te a r tat et the railkers etaireperarta. * hal hertee elieeepty metti al tato rel taall=elata ha tahl l :=llmeheatthr th. — ..lSEi mid j4 s t i ra s stale leestate sequantad *lb tad say be eta stu. raz .......tir . ....„....1 ... tet • &ear whit Lr/e: 011.111. &withal. T jam matonMo• lloorma_lmpropood 14111ookanos ION; Mt CURABILITY of CONSUMPT booms p ilii . audio or moomoloo Me moot proadamt sad Impormat MaMinim@ ha dOm Mora Ity T. H. Ka N.N.B. AIM d UM 0 Ploodokom sal tom &Mom Pkyokiaa t. Worry MM. Oast. boa AlomligliMj soma Avame t %is. ILL • TIIIIATIIIII on •=111i• old D at Ma 1111•11. T. toomoo • tommooo. MIMI. Ilms. tamemar. aiCOPATIITC . if Br J. LAI7% . M.D. Dwell to Islisisillls.atrildiss l eoman:=l=el. w a sier .s. sad malsioasrlss • Mss Clast_hpr Sig weft. pries As SPITOM Xst Ur •110VIL MS b. • Odds Is ern ins .genre.. of esgaissaslai ONO IrelimisS Is arab peselice. • Caw r:ter sick Ole • • s. IL x tarring fro (=eam sidst. Log • Nal sa rd S. Swedes*. Ward. VfOHISONIANA; or, Family Medias' Adviser A.ll. at the MAYA Ootimee of Heath. 14 lethats• 37 Juin lionteoslM MOM. Prise ed... M. by Lateen " BOW Whip ee lima* Neleeeek D R OULVERWELLS MEDICAL WORE 4 orikokha. amtimpritei. and Weak k ; ymak 4. SWIM TO RIALTII; at. 41st W SW. DWok,mod AvoidL it. LIOFUII T O TOONO nt HOW To 31 HAPPY. POLL AND PIIYINCAVZSJOYNENT ON ON SPICIAL NUMMI& Till INBTITUTIN O NADJUAOI ULM TU. MINNS= OF WINTIN. vm. 17111ARY DNLINONINSNTN OONWCINATION. 11311011110 I DC Who et Iberwood. Paiarmiam••• rod lidord Oelverwe. Mtn IMOIMMIngt•FIo obi be ~NW deb. Nl= N LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 7, 1856. 6 % W R. HAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. as . i f awirZe rase =V ie ss Om ken sad 174= le Ile amessal ' ° by Dr. . l a = 41814 ours weals& Admiulsa. or BENNETTE MODEL WATCH, U. Mrs= —At Ids Essmfactese. • very great cadet, of the newest with ILO the aunt lopravossels; Inwlcon. hot 6 11 161 ; In told. (rum naiades. The Ina Glens watches 30 per eat Is. r f UAL DRPARTIERNT.4 w earaw and Railway. w om nat i za , os., it iaaa —ene m a% ws. • se *a n z1 .... 11pr lanais Irairarrail=7 IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF The Loin Cause at jai o'iacisk: DB.—FRIDAY, Juin' 6. took kto seat os the wages& -.-.- - - PRIVATE BIIBINEISB. TA" Cork 80/goo Watoororks,l4., BM woo rood wood AAA TM ;0110a sad Tolamas Road Bull was Toad a third dao sad pawed. LORD DENMAN AND TSB PRDBB. Lord that soZ7remar koof his at a previous trustee had beau misrepresented ia alt 'Ain Joanna. He bad not mimed say approval of the Jedat Buck Comp.ulie Act am biro the Moen be were sot .o bumble sa would be issllned to *Mk that he wee the object of 'saline ea Moyne of the journal r fared to ; as halal NNW then beau misreported. (The Ruble lord thus mimed late a oatmeal is edema to ,he srpeatautat of Lord Itokeby. sad referred to the suu of the press is Quads ender lord Ilteseslie; but as he 'poke immedi.mly seder the gallery, we ware unable to we% the exact purport of his remarks.) He said he would not oomplaie, II bin bum was altogether slanted from the reports; bat if he wee meatiosed at all, be ought to be reported cenestly. It would be mash more sabsfactry If the pabliojournals would adhere strictly to the truth, sad sot midmost to mislead the public. bout Washington; but at all events it is clear that the government of which General Walker b the representative and the dictator has been recog nised by the United Stew; and oleo that General Walker Is en the pint of messing to the territory of Nioareges the territory of Mosquito—a territory which oar govern ment holds that it is pledged to protect from arterial aggression. (Hear.) Sir, I have it on very good authority, that the government of the United States have lest a vessel of war to Nicaragua, though I hope it is only for the pur pose of obeervatioo, and not with a view to moist those ad vintners who, after the recognition of General Walker, would, no doubt, flock by Imbeds and thousands to his steaderd, in order to moist him is the invasion of the Moo ' quite territory. (Hear, bear) Now, sir, I think that these recommits,' entail an awful responsibility upon the go vernments of both nation's nations between whom war would be the greatest of all c makable Salinities, except the Ices of honour. (Cheers.) Certainly, sir, by tie net of mine would I form on a Meow don which might be considered premature or indiscreet, sad thereby add to the elemests of irritation which already mist. I shell therefore continue to postpone my motion IMO a question which has now unhappily become aggro voted, and more extended in Ito chars...or. (Hear, hoar.) The veronica that in the mww►ile I would sok the noble lord is this—eseing that the parliamentary disensoloa, end t►e advastage that might have moulted trout it, have bees delayed for the farms purpose of obtaining an answer Om the Americas' government, to a conciliatory properritiom on the port of her Majesty's government—esolag, too, that at the tins I urged aYeaherMajesty's 'overman the tape dismay of ebtainiai that answer s nos as possible, beams I foresaw es we mart all have foresees, the pselbUity that diplomatic negotiations sight be auspeaded—l wish to ask whether la the lateral of four or Ire weeks which has slaw, elapsed, say steps hare bees takes as the part of bey Majesty's goverment as press for sad obtala that reply ? (Rear, hear.) _ _ Kr. ROEBUCK—Sir, lam .on to interpose hotness the boa. grntlemaa's question sad the noble lited's reply, bat I believe that it is of the utmost possible inipertaacs that not 014 the publie of Reglaad bet that of Americo should sadentsad the hells, of this boas' sad of the &vestry with regard to the question which is now podia'. Sir, I believe it is of the greatest important* that all the world should kart.— Kr. D, I ries to order. Ido sot eider suaa that say quids. is before the home. (Hear.) Mr. ROEBUCK—I beg pardon. I timid the adjourn swat of the boar bad bees awed. Kr. maderstoed that, through sly hes. Mead wished to address a (pestles to the aoble lord, ho would not take adnatage a the opportunity whisk the swim for the adlossnieseut of the his.. would hare gives hi., lest It should kad to a debate. (Hoer, hear.) Of same U ► debate Is to be permitted, other how. gentleass will wish to impress their opinions as well as the hoer. sad leaned member. Usdie these cdnissetaueek I shall await with the greatest World the answer of the sable lord. Sr. ROZBUCK—I Moe to aware tbs bones this I was wader Ow issprasies &bat Use adJoussasat of the hoes* had bus moved, sad I kg te apologise for iaterposieg. Viscount PALMER/SION—Sir, I eat usable to glee • delimits mower to the gaieties with widish the has. bareast essaleded, namely what particular step hare boss takes Curies the lest three weeks to Mils ea answer hem the Astarima government with respect to the (pestles of arbitration Is the Cestral Atomism =dm ? But I sic say this—that the American gymnasia love beau fully side aware that the offer wasssatia sad that it was for them to steep at deeds. it. I de set haw that wisMa the short redid loth►h hes eispesa, say mask fried at the Mad of fordo sables ha thought it asmosowi press for • spade or particular assent epos this guideli— nes'. impeded? as another geodes of more pristical in terest is pending Drawees the two movements. (Beer, lam.) With regard to the general Moor of what fell from the hos. Inroad, lam bound to sty that is ths resat state of thins, if my °plaits is asked, or an Intimation gives that the epistles of the goausmost ought to be impressed, I hays so hesitatios is statist; that the iatereste of the aides earl the respects of the parasitise maistessam of maleable relations betwses this musty, and the Urinal &eta would he promoted by the sostisuaase of that for beams, that jadeites lerbeareem, which this home has hitherto above is rums* of them disawaloss. (Chasm) Upon edam asessioes of a somewhat similar matt" whim qesetiom of imperteses wire goading is the last war, whether with import to he assameamosest or to the sage- tibiae by wiikh it wee 'secluded, I thiak that thin WOW sods& la a maser most boimarable to itself, and meet ere diesalie to its judgment, is abstaining from throwleg say paable Celerity I. the way of the 10•1111111111 M by prema ture &bamboos. (Hear, beer.) Tim quietism aow mufti may ornately be of • very gram Ghanian, but I simerely hope, sad I hope set without poi reales, that these &s -ambas soy be termiaated W.tbollt say laterruptien of the messful release Warm the two mamba. (Mums.) Who.. than is so reel muse for hostility, it is to be hoped that the seed sense ea both aides of the water will provost any unnossessayeollidea. (Caws.) Bat eertalaly a discussion Intkis hum ;bleb mutaummarily be prodaStive of meek weak* of opinion —some ken. gentlemen going too fez en the are tide, sad ethers too fu on the otter—worm set, in my *piston, fail to be Wariest to the public senior (Hear, heat) Sir, I may be permitted to make an alluien to the easing I gave yesterday to a Tuition which wee put to me, namely, whether Mr. Crompton hod retired from Weablegtria. I stated that, ladirecily, we hod information that sash woe the we. I firm from my noble fruad at the bead of the foreign departmeat that that information sues by a Canard packet which sailed from Halifax as the 22ad ult. ; bat slue then—yesterday evening— there arrived smoother pocket, coming from New York, which plate it left on the 24th, and it dose sot bring any eciaarmatlon of the report whit!' had been broeght by the fusser packet. (Cheers.) We are sot, therefore, is palmation of any elleAal information upon the "object (Cheers.) Mr. WILSON moved that the house at Its rising de sdjoarn till Monday sent. DALFT!S ON B*NIENBA BILL. Lord moriiiiiiii;•;etTii,;:••o•7;«,aias of this bill. its said he bed sat taken sharp of it anal ho bed eonrulted some of his will mil leetwisil friends, sad Mad there yaw aloe*. to It ea this MOIL As thoir lordships MOTS swam a ewes bad pews up of media( chums with the sem els Main. The istsjost of the bill .as to legaliss Ibe oueleme. god meet that cheques so crossed should mg be paid, w e eps timid& a beaker. Lord CAMPBELL would not oppose As bill—b. Stored It was introduced la eosottptoooe of decides of hie in tbe Court ot Queue Besets, to tio sleet that • alleges when crossed did sot ewe to ho aegotieble sad that • house /ids bolder, for fall vales, mould still ?OM the amount,; the bill did not affect that doeision. It provided that • cheque, when grossed, should sot be 1414, neon, thrones ',beaker; that did not affect the right of • head flat isi Mir ter value, it would only coespel Ma to proems it through his beaker. TM LORD CHANCELLOR supported the bill; ft was Modarod nosiewary by this codas which had growl' up. TM bill was the. read a wooed time. PUNISHMENT OP DEATH. _ _ _ Led IT. LILONARDB rose to ask Tc i isTeks of whisk he had gives aids., whether it wee the hatestroa of her Heiselee govorsmatt to briag to a hill to abolish pasalt. neat el deed' to ewer awarder by WOMBS ? Ile did sot metre gawks km eay Haire of area, the government te proms suite IN, tre if it was kought forward he would be one se Ile meet Arouses. °wants Nov did ha Ida le quarrel with the right of the trews to exercise its =ye, bed bets hre hoe la two cent awe. Bat Mt as bed brae stopeloil by what had takes place ia todneses to ski tee meta who bed lately boos esevieted kw the at eeloes towebsof heir owe illegitimate °Spring. But GRAN MA sigNal hat it was sot the 'steatite of her Makes a gOVINIOINeat be brie( is ay bill to sake the dams neesimemila the weave. It w ee sot anal to give say es Abet knee as salei way stain of the preregedvo of eseivey, but he mightstate, la Darrow* to the ease of twe wins to whoa the noble tad leaned lord had referred, *Ott wee only after full eoesiderstlos of the Mee, aidaedtba elseewitoaces attending thus, that his light hos. Mai N. Illserstery of Elute for the Hose Dr parbaost .sees M ilbeeenelsoloa that it was his duty to re. alletteld the trees to seeress the prerogative of sway. He sight also seethe that is these sues ese Secretary left is the ante he the Isloratados of kit samosa hli details of the pomade he his heides. Lent OANPBILL eessidered the Inhale wise stoolt U MW* to the .able sad kissed lord for Davies lambi the esostlee halliard, he wee quit ...bad with the miaow des glee% it, he was are teat hie right hes. Ilse* Hie Sias istooleeposd the trader-Seeretary, itr.Weddlegtoo, wail IMPS seas to soh a eneolsoles without 'ley aslisiwat seatese. The het time it become kb duty to pole ossisese of hob es a lollowisatere, was oa a fatale who bed saw. deed soma perms ; eke wee knees' by the sass of Belly Meads. as had stoked sash skill la pmertieslag does Of he pokes that no trares of it weld be fowl is the hear. ski it wee bawl to Ishot bet kw ad. sbnikabg tits poises with Latest to ill As sistiseod bet te deork So esetseee was serried boo ezesatios, eel with oh. greeket theastoge ; la the seamy of Boon poloosieg with anomie hod bora extremely tonwees, but it sew es• hely esseid. If they were aew to lay does as a ram that sa INNS% however =sob oho sight demos it, amid war the loot Hawses of the kw, ha sosoosaessee wield be wet diseetresa. PUBLIC HEALTH SUPPLEMENTAL BILL. This MU was hod a third ems. _ HAY AND STEAM BILL. Thus kin passed throuh - e - ensairtrer, - sane ameadatats ►arieg ken aide la the ant none. APPELLATE JURISDICTION BILL. Oa the nether for the third ventleg of this bill, Earl GRANVILLE tolerated the hewn that the crows pm its swat to the nessare. The Ball el CLANCARTY atamplalsad et the hots with w►Mh the bill ►d bees persoad. Lard DENMAN wowed that the bill be read a third time that day M. swaths. The Earl of DERBY said ha cordially ntprertid the bill tetroduesd by bar Mejesty's Goverment; lead after the elan sad careful laerst.gatem which 'et re portion of it had oedemas la ammaittm, ha would regret to see, either la that or fa the ether hone of parliament, say nk swtfel aintratioa which night teed to ner the nosh• wail named wit► which the bell was reemssitsdad by the annsinwe. The Marv* of Charlet/de, Earl Orartlle, sad the Earl of Widdrer, Meng spokes, Thole for ddip diviasci-• FOr the raving 44 For the enrimdmeat -40 The bill was the Nag a third tins sad passed, dud Nene tanker dissaislata Their lordship' aillovraad at 20 Waste. to 9 o'clock. HOUSE OF .141 MT, JUNI 8. The arum= tent the chair at 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Bogota, Fee Draissge Bill sad the North British Rs.lvey Bill were read a third WWI sad passed. T►e report. oa the fallowles bah were aossiderrel : Castle Douglas sod Dumfries Railway Bill, the Ceylon Railway Company Bill, the Bitola sad loatherbead Rail way 8.11, sad the Mall*le aad air..■ Beltway Bal. INDIA. Mr. J. G. retuamoiiiir...otin that ea the so- Bola for Rotas late romaittes Ca the ladiaa ►adpet ho should um vs for hit appoiatosut of a coutsitetou to inquire into tho &buss. 'shish heel crept into the composy's courts throughout British lathe. 110INING THE NAVY. Sir 0. TYLER asked the Fins Louie the Addiirelty whether her Majastre geveressest had soder ceseideratioa say measure for megrim/ the mere immediate manning sod eglipment of the easy or any futon emergesoy ; and if se, woollier it iris their totalities to brim; it forever& duels' the prevent snob= of parliament Sir C. WOOD mid the stablest was toe of the greatest possibis importune', hot it was also one of the greatest pos. sible dillkolty. Her Majesty'. government had sot yet boon able to make up their minds as to what steps should be taken ; n^r was be able to my whether the plea they might ultimata ly pt wooed require them to some before parlia ment. The subject would, however, coitus to occupy the amebae Moieties of the demonism. THE AkERICAN QUESTION. Sir B. B. LYTTON—Sir, sena, the noble lord I. his place, I will take this opportseity of patting a gaieties to him ; sad I Utak that the Japanese* of the 'abject will jestify see or two ray heist remarks, whit* shell be strictly eaphastery of the questiaa Ima shoat to pat. The home will, perhaps, readiest that some Ulm ago I pompom& s moiaa of whba I had gime weds* with regard to the dis puta is the *abject el Cestrel Amorlee; ead I did so la order that as slower might fret be retaired hem the Ualted Males to a prepaid yrkisit had bees soak by her !Hates monism to sateen them disputes to arbitra tive. Saws this. very gram emote hare morn& I troald his belies, la Ma abases of aloha fa formaties. that toy aisistai hr NS dimlosei TH SUNDAY BANDS. Lord LOVAINE was satisfied thtt it amid be injuring 'pia to stir op the matter, sod ha should thereon with draw the notios he had given on this sobjoet. (Chum) TROOPS IN Tl3_B catins. Loyd ELCHO narked Jail; delay ;12lett bad taken plate in bringing back oar troops from the But. Upwards of 60,000 French troops had retuned to Franco, and the whole (he believed) of the Sardiaian army had been takes to Italy, and yet not one &IRMA private had reached the United Kingdom. He thought some ezplasetion ought to be gives by government, more especially with reformat to the eon-employment of oar ships of war in the service. Kr C. WOOD said that directions had been given to our vessels in the But in the &at plate to gamey the Sardinia& foram (cambering 10,000 men) to Italy. The nest duty, letter sending bask to America these troops which had been removed from there daring the promote of the war, west° convey to the buffos, in the Mediteranean the fortes which had been replaced there by militia, in order that these latter might retain to Begiand. After this it would be their duty to bring book the remsiodu r f the form fa the Bast. Ceder thee' arrangements the Sordisian futon hod, as the noble lord remarked, boss enveyed home. Several other large bodies of troops had been moved, and even patties the most unfavourable view upon the calculations which the go vernment were able tomb. he thought that before the end of July the troops would all have left the Crimea. CRIMEAN SKETCHES. Os the order for Committee of Supply, Led ELCHO ram to Miss forwent hie promeitlea for the pveMos, by the state, of Mr. BispeoWil Crkaeas Tbe CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that M bed visited the milectioa alladed to, tor the purpne of oloomointog whether their purchase by the mate wail les derkelie do far se be scald leers, this solidi= of weber sober drawlep Mabee. made et the Matinee of Wan. Osimembi for the yews, of Mies engraved, whisk was sebessmemly deem Maytag take. the advise of sempeteet perms zerfeeft Oak yentas* by the leaden, he had MN MI tie tastim that their material was mot sell- Meetly dutiable to reeler seek a promedies myediest. Is repl y MrJ. PAZIXOTON , MM O. ZIT sem amiss that the atimatise vete erseld M takes es the ant safely night, vim., Thenday amt. TM keels thus meat Mat committee of supply. Ames other Wel vies\ woo dos to sub MOOD wee see of 2,000 i. awards • Idea libMensal Pietism Orillsry, Is Miry Ist, *Sot a mom toalmiploloi Is =dims - ss audx-a (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. to the House of Lords—namely, the formation of a gallery of portraits of the most inkiest pawns in British hetory, which was opposed by Mr. Brooms', who objected to tax ing the people for an object which they would have no op• portunity of erjoying. Lord PALMBRBION said the arguments against this vote applied to every grant connected either with the arts or the history of the country, and on the same principle they ought to have no statues, no public (taintless of paintings; and, in short, they ought to meths the , peachier* of the country to that which was nristly nem sup for the adminisuation of affairs. That bad sot been the practice of any country that had had a pride in itself, a tense of its own dignity, sad a desire b elevate the minds of the people by objects which might snits their admiration. Mr. ROEBUCK quite agreed with the noble lord about the great advantages of a gallery of this tort. The inscrip tioa over the Pantheon at Pans, "Aux grands hommes la patzie tat thooneeissents," always appeared te him most bitching. But he had another doubt, and that wee, as to the tenons appointed for the selection; for ho had heard it said that from their hall was excluded Cromwell—(loud cries of " Hear, hear ")—who was propelled t, be there set forth la his image as a grin main bringing to this county. He certainly was one of the rulers of our country, and sae of the greatest rulers—(bur, hear)—ead he, he was told, was eacladed from that hall because he was sot what was coiled a kiss. Now, if this nth was to be used to shut out those who were really the honour sad the pride of this country, thank bey might an be tepidness kings or ieetilliat• inberiton of honour, then be noon net be kw this vete; but he believed that public opinion would wide those who selected the portraits, and he should therefore support the vote. Mr. SPOONER said he did not object because the por traits of improper persons might be admitted, but because he thought it improper to tat the working people of this ethatry for seek as olden. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said it was not latesded that there should be any pelithmiShiMillete in the selostioa of piracies whose portraits shuM M Saud in the gallery. The object was to form a gantry of kis toned portraits—a gallery of all who wen distinguished la the Church or State, la seines or art. That was rarely a .efficiently broad defiaition. The eritisism of the hos. gentleman the minaber for North Warwiekshire wee na bbed in a very narrow-adaded view of the enhjest. (Cheers.) He (Sir C. Le sr is) WU sure NM the imapintionin to whom they used to look up as the embedieheatef the see soaked principle, the late Mr. Hume, would not have pro. scribed seek • scheme as this. (Cheers) Bat was it true that the working dune amid dais so benefit from intl. Mine of this 'dad f Why, an Me emu principle the hen. gentians* ought to object to lbs British Ileum. (Hear, hear.) The working dime could derive so besets from the books in leaned is in which the library abounded, use from the di srant collections of soleatille objects which were to be toned la other parts of the Witty lion. Besides, it was in London. (Hem, hear.) Not only must they, ea the ben. gentlemaa's showing, at up the British Manua and the Ni.tionel Gallery not cely must they withdraw all aid from y scieetific or artietk insti tution to which they extended their assistance, bat they must abolish the Reeord.oHes and the State Papesbeißee. (Beer, hear.) He woall remind the committee that that great and patriotic nation, the ancient Rowse. and he adorn the vestibules of their boasts with the pertratte of their iistiandshad forefathers ; and they dsd that set so moth from a love of art, but in order that their eons might always have before their eyes those laxatives which the portraits of their illestrious auseten were in well salulated to supply. (Cheers) What was now peepseut was that they should imitate that gnat people, net la their prints families, but as a oesesseuity ; and the House of Osamu would not lay down is design at the bidding of all lsea. gentleman oppoeite. Mr. BICH believed that the people ia the country wield value a gallery of this kind eves more than the inhabitants of the metropolis. He believed that the work ing classes would liej , y a collagen of this kind as much as any other portion of the community. Viecout OODERICH mold only conceive one rune why the working cheese should not avail themselves of the proposed gallery, and that area from the fact that the hon. gentleman (Kr. Spooest) and hie friends would not consent to epee pnWle isetitatius on the only day on whisk work inicres• mould visit them. ( Oh ) committee divided on the vote— Ayes 97 Noes 3/3-09 The vete wss therefore 'greed to. Another vote width led to a somewhat protracted diens don was one of 10,0001. to defray the cost of removing the Writhe and Art branch of the Bducationel Department of the Councril-oMos from Marlborough-house to Kensington gob, Mr. Brooms objecting to the expending of more mosey upon Wm property, over which, be contended, the Royal Commissioone had absolute control, the legal estate being mated in them. The vote was, however, agreed to without a &villas.. la the souse of the diseardoe, Ht. WILSON said that at present no plea hod bees determined es for building at the site of Burlington. house ; bat the government were easiou to make the present building available until eithegosilemesa would allow them to do so. As. arrangemeat WI. IW► lore, beta made, by which the Loudon Halves*, Mania osoupy the right wing for their ordinary ezesethatioa. The entire building would be gives up to the Royal, th e Chemical, sad the Liar sue Societies. Is Muth for this accommodation titres societies would give up the roans they sow bed at Somerset-house. which would become "unable for the lalead B. The gaieties had farther to suite thair three megnieceat libraries, with* would L I epee to may person iatrodueed by • fellow. (Hoer, bear.) The left wing of the building would be inverted, at a small sepses% into a large hall, in which the usual eaueine doe of the Londoa University and the weekly meetings of the three sestets. would be held. The Royal &May had farther awed to plan their splendid collection of portraits la this hall, where they would be open to public impoli tic's. (Hear, hear ) Oa the nest vote, 24,7001. for the new road from Pall-mall to Bullet:ham pro, and a foot-bridge scream the ornamental water, Lord H. GROSVSNOR, pursuant to nodes, a °red that lit be diluted for sit months, with a view to a ricsonsiders. ties of the subject el improvements is St. James-spark by a whet nmisittee of this Dowse, before any ezpaaditure is lacrethed for each purpose. He thought the motion wee at least premature. If the hoots voted this Wye sum they wield add mother to many fallen" la the somd metropc. Ikea iespeovemeatt. The great improvement which bad lately bees made at Pavia formed a greet source of attrsotion for the thousands that flocked there every year. With sue thstitutioa it might sot be passible to emulate what had bus due there, but matters might be muatied bet''r than they wen. It was impossible to say whose duty it was to propose or carry oat any Improvement—whether the Cor poration of Lead's'', the Filet Comminieeer of Patine Works, the Metropolitan Board of Works, or the Comallit skein of the Mttrep Altair Rude. Whoa the if etrepolitaa Hoard of Works was established, he had Doped that they had at last got a body which would be respoasibls for these matters; but the board bad declined, and declared that they did not believe they tied any authority. The present vote, he believed, wee founded ou the report of the commit tee which had set at the begisalag of the sissies. • more discordest committee had never set; VI. remalutious tarried by the majority were not even eeeelateat with themselves : the first resolution deedared that, " is the opinion of the committee, any ousiderable increase of trifle through the p rk was opts to grave objection," bat by eabsequat reselelkee they west on to reeornmeod that a rood for earners" slaseld be made from Waterloo -piece to Storey's gate, sal as entrance for carriages from Trafalgar square through Spriregsrardese He was, pethaps, better acquainted with the tarts, and the habits of the perple who frequented them, than say member of the committee, and he could say that they had dose wailers tor the goad of the people, and to promote their health width could em - pare C r t . t; ela h the r.e Itelatt%oo f greatest th ePark trams. pesp eci a l ly e S t 1 It s i rr ' ifg a : ethos, and that sothisg could be more delightful then the power we poured of (bough% In a moment its Doke and bustle for 'Tees fields and lowing herds. " Paterfamilias" and the children drinking new milk and *sties rusks. All that era d to be swept away—cows and all—lf this plea of the eoutrnittee wars adopted. The object was to seem =edit. Finalise mid Bsigrsuie, and give both tomes to the South Western Hallway. They wield not get that sow without coming sagest the greatest traffic How did his hoe. friend propose to provide for this nicaesity ? He pro posed a road through Pall. mall, taking dower the German antral, sad taking ea imllleaDll lumber of turns before it got oat of the Past. This would be no amemmodation to Brlgravis, and would be only an laeompleta scoommede time to Pialioo. In his **aloe, if they were spirt to make &sacrifice of the pub, at least let them make a hand some one, and do it in thesisteur with common mass They should come out at the Wisner( St. James's-street. (Hsu ) For this the °sagest of the crows mast be obtalesed, as they would have to go through the palette. He would them go straight aurae to tie other olds of the park. (Oh.) Ho their ht also that the time had arrived whoa better aimeameelathen should he provided for the ladies atteediag the drawler:- room. (Hear.) He sew can to the saakeure, sad he quite admitted that it would be hotter aid te se Neese It; bat let it set be banked that It wee the most andel pet etw park for the woe fag ileum Om young yanks eattlestalftrk marl.. width as the beet Waage et the masa le the 4 Glees Pub. se: I FIr Nell. It emu them they them geese st thek fan. (Lesektee.) Re= teethe ham d **elks tea Wage ever the etesseekl water. At Ilkiebis Ille Saha Veabareb. so bad JAN lent • great lefthite leateee it wee mated tee kaiak, 1 bat beaus It ~el • lee t et view hem the hew. ', No believed that the pagwi lithe Mee treed be y eke ea teklbeet. Illigise, tie seibabnat park I t biter .= vilk t he Ow is So Imelda* perk It weal be a ormanalse between Pimlico and Belgravia, and would Ia fair amount of ace mmodation to both they laid it down as a principle, to take the wales' portion of the park, and to give the Wrest amount of incommode ion, he thought that this Stan would be the best notwithsteeding all the clamour that had been raised against ft. Be had not any p, rout Iselin in the matter, his only object being to procure the Inane' mount of accommodation for toe public et the smallest eatuitice. He thought that the matter had better be nersidered, and therefore proposed that the Tote be soy negatived. Sir If. HALL was much surprised at the course whisk had bra taken by his noble friend, ea it was a desideratum' with any one that Belgravia should have a red through the park. Several plena bad been submitted to the ornmittair, and one vote involved the taking down of cleveland•row, would have Involved ea expense of 100,00 W. It was reused, and a motion was carried declaring that the park should be as little invaded with traders' r little cut up es passible. Under !her eiressistmthes the "renal plait was adopted by 8 to 3, hie noble friend vales in the ntlorlty. - It wai in • mad whit* was • road already, and would interfere the Bra passible with the park. Be thought that this road would =est the wishes of members as gtvivg • road from Pull-mall to Belgravia, without very nisei injuring the park, sad therefore he trusted that ender those at.cata statues the house would allow so vaned • question to be at last settled. The enassittee divided anew the gaieties that the meant of the vote be 24,7001. 70 • N y 0:8 1 192-122 A vote of 2,6701., for the rat of the caw road across the park, wee thee pat and carried. The hew t►es reseaud. _ _ _ . Yr. MALIN'S moved the soma reading of the Joint- Back Companies Winding•up Ac's Amendment Bill. Be mil a■ impression prevailed that the bill was intended to shelter the shareholders of the Tipperary Bank—en intention whisk he amass emphatically disclaimed, though he admitted that the evils brought before the pub lic in that bank had given rise to it. The shiest of the bill wee to peewit single erediten from sing wealthy shareholders on their own as • instead of reserving their property for the whole body of ereditors. It aloe proposed to protect the persons of the erediton, end to give them time to pay up the tells made upon them in mosques.* of the benkraptcy of the 001101711. . . . str. 8. FITZGERALD moved that the bill be read a second time that day six months. Thin, could be no doubt the , the offset of the bill would be to the share holders of the Tipperary Bask. Alter some remarks from Mr. Warman:lu, Mr. BtAirD, and others, the debate was 'dimmed. SELECT COMMITTER ON THE SOUND DUES. Oa the Motion of dm CIIAMCILLOM of the EXOUIPI7I3, the following mismbors were appoints& a molest comiaittos os the Sound DO111:--.1110 Chateellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Disraeli, Mr. Villiers, Mr. Newdecate, Mr. Cardwell, Lord Stanley, Mr. ILitebell, Vise:mat Chelsea, Mr. Milner Whoop, Mr. Brumley-Moore, Mr. Roth Mr. Robert more, Mr. Deasy, and Mr. Duncan. MR. ALBANO, THE ARCHITECT. On the modest of ihr B. Hsu, a select immunities was appointed to inquire into the churls made by Mr. Albano for services at Pane and Madrid, sad other items last aded is Claes N 0.7 of Patimatas,ike., Civil Service', N 05.29 and 30. The hoses adjouraed at five minutes to two o'clock. `t J LYCEUM THF.ATRE.-MADAME RIBTORL Another idol has ban added to the Pantheon et theatrical worshippers. Alter the enthusiasm whisk es easpaaled the installation of the new object of worship has madded, in a slight measure, it is natural to came. soberly the skims of the new deity. Are they such as will admit of eatateatiation ? Will Madame liotori be de throned from tits petit stet on which a London audience placed her on Wednesday last ? The second performance of masa, which took plea lest. rday evening, 'ppm.' to settle the question at cam end for ever. The reception which Madame Rioted met with was to the fell es hearty as that of the Ant night. A crowded audience seemed never sad:lied with their exclamations of (blight, and insisted upon the re-appearance of the actress at *soh fall of the curtain, to glee vent to dim feelings of satisfaction which they were obliged in moms degree to repress duriag the representation. Nature has given this artist a fees which is most admirably adapted to the eidgenaies of the profes sion which she has adopted. We may express what we mean roughly by saying that the framework of the face is thoroughly covered. There ars many faces which, in repine, appear almost perfectly beautiful, but let them be agitated by passion end they bowline hideous. The puska lea not material enough to work upon. The this, which before was spread so evenly, is now tightly drown over projecting bones and knots of muscles ; so that net only all beauty, but all identity is gone. There as. few faces which will stand the ordeal of the exhibition of kites.. passion. Grisi's will; Penises will act. No better example of the necessity of due material is the somposition of a face required to inhibit peseloa can ha loud tau is the countenances of the elder and the youcger Hem. Ia a very whirlwind of passion the fees of the former, however contorted, was "*"' never dis!orted. Modem playgoers are aware how laths is sash judgment arpliesble to the grimaets of the younger Hem. Just is theses* Mauer so whether the sunlight sleeps epos it, or the breeze ripples it, or the storm lathes 'it late foam, the mesa sever loam its dialectics grudger, so does Ristori't tam, la the midst of the mightiest tempest of paseou, keep its wonderful ledividisality. It is the IMO foci—it has the same windrow power—but it vamps with greater vitality ;it bums with hitermer ;it is energetic with a sore terrible beauty. au the greed mem la the third set, la which she gradually revives from stupor at the loot of the statue of Saturn, and thou penes through infinite 'made's of emotion, in which the changes of her countenance keep time with the mad movements of her limbo, she never lame her marnllotts impression. Whea she screams hoarsely and freatieally,. Help ! help!—blood ! sword !"—it it not the hateful coustenanee of a Fury that we see, but the dreadful beauty of a Medusa. We will not (Wm* upon the adventages of Egan possessed by the actress, we will may remark that eke is tall, well•properioaed, and graceful. But the voice must sot be passed over so lightly. Of all the natural gifts of Ristori, sone is more perfect than this. It is not nerd, the parity or fleaibility of the organ that we allude to—it is that peculiar musical quality which blimps to it. It pro dome not merely tones, but chords; not only melody, but harmony. There le ever an echo accompanying alt her utter ances. They do more than tell the mere tale they are is teaded to tell—they suggest. The richness of her voice, and the perfect mastery she has over it. are powerful elements in the production of those effects which have Wade Madame Rifted femora. CRYSTAL PALACE.-FOORTH CONCERT. These delightful marts an es attractive u ever. We are not surprised at it. There ion° rarer Of more deli cate art luxury to be enjoyed than is afforded by thorn ehersieg reversions. Every Mae IS gratified at one.. It is a seal Amide leaden of the meet refined and varied enjoy :Put People in gust of a new pleasure should mike a plat of paying at least one viait—they would sever, if they wad afford =we, be outeut with ou—to these ll:ideal:am Marts. Caudid.'s Pooonfrante, or the Marquis of @terse, or the baronet in Used Up, whose name at the mo. mut we forget,would each and all be compelled to admit that there was eomething in it." Spawn and Arlen* fabled anything more delicious than thu to sit canopied in errs% surrounded by the mantle of art, sad lien:log to the finest involutions of music. We fear Charles Limb was not a tioutert lover, but *Tee be might have felt the glow— ideally—of gating is Alhambra& or Assyrian courts, sad listening to a linked harmony of sweet sounds, for en rieseliag that famed teacart of enehenuaesta which !lest misled the renowned eir Germ in those fabled we:a rterials of Fade, Land. The fourth wisthert was not in- Wien is attention to its predecenors. Beetle:nes% Lamers was given with grand sleet. Meedemes Grin and Karel were charming is the Winne aria from the Picafill. sad the magnificent ups of Malin. Noy has rarely beet beard to creator advantage then it the "Robert, toi qua tense," or rather" Da dew lab liebe," the words being vert the Ounan. Ise the sewed put Madame Bose had a deserved *score in the ease, Ab, eite assorts ;" aid Mine. Noy, Madame Didide, and Hen Forman were um seausetal in filLonact's exquisite tenons, of " Soave Ws II wee." The (sly performer who failed to produce a foil effect was eigsoi Recoil—the Withal" of 010 awe was essewkst tee mash fee the eeepeas .11 , his voice, and not .I"erabli the ahibttiea o! Els consummate senate triL Oa the whole ,l l o.• fourth outert neat of de ibe;rastar .lislebv.n who Wooded were ever sin warty at inethk, , dew, with the difemas that the. Pfirifitin Of Ideftia-tickst bolder*. who Weeded were ever erw Ml* the seat* as on tlie Wit *ea- It than we» yeeterday grater Iholdus. i