The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-02 00:00:00

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No modlets• orithout the foe Os awl Esse Is be silllsistend. Assailant wet sod NUM A Madlslas Pus for Si uso. piles a tau, st Ile AMYX Ake Y. • Odin to QOM IN he sre A Lirsos ssirmosbc assessillis Isialmsol la totally whelks& A . Cris for Ws essl4 Psts• 3118 : _ . Jams Lesib. ° l3r anal. ads,. rewind. ORM& LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, YAW by DOUOLAS JERROLD. AVERAGE WEEKLY CIRCULATION—upwards MOOS. A GREAT TACT foe ADVERTISERS. It eestalas SIXTY COLUMNS. C E'itag the VERY LATINS lIITELLIGENCL. Om TWOPEE. or Tkemeet poet free, at eAy Newt Amster Gnat from LLOYD. dellsbezroquite. London. DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in Loadon, Ifia pbr quartar.-810IT by MORNING MA i lla t..s.4 llb 64 ; —EVENING PO.. psi WisMalantbr. Nem Abbot MUSIC. THE MUSICAL UNION. This society, which has entered upon its twelfth season, is too well known to require any remarks from as io the way of description or eulogy. Under the musical direction, at once spirited mid judicious, of Mr. Els, it has run a course of constantly in creasing prosperity, and its concerti are the favourite ' resort of the most accomplished amateurs in London. It is almost unnecessary to say that these con certs consist entirely of instrumental music; of pieces which are intended, tot fur mixed popular assemblies, bet for those whe are not merely lovers but connoisseurs of music, who have learned to under stand and enjoy the moat refined and classical produo tiot aof the art. The oratorios of Handel and the operas of Monist appeal to the *eases and the feelings of every one whom Nature has made capable of being moved by concord of sweet sounds;' but the quar tets of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and Mendelssohn are addressed to the educated ear and the cultivated taste; and the pleasure which they bestow, and the feelings which they excite, are as intense aid exquisite as those which are given by any class of I music) whatever. In the selection of music Mr. Rlla's programmi present little novelty; and for this he gives a very sufficient reason. "To those,* he says, " who for the last thirty years have played or listened to the stan dard works of Haydn, Mozart, or Beethoven, more novelty in our programmes would be welcome; but among a pile of expensive music purchased by us for exassioatioo, with the exception of a few untried works by Spohr, there is not a single concerted piece that could stand comparison with the earliest produc tion of the last of Nature's favoured eons in the clas sic soil of Germany—Meodelasohn. In the present dearth, then, of creative genius, we must be content M repeat known and admired chefrd'euvre." This is the same plea which we ourselves have often urged is behalf of the concerts of the Philharmonic Society. in answer to the charge annually brought against them of want of novelty. It is because of the pre sent dearth of creative genius that the Philharmonic Society repeat the works of those great masters who have left no successors in the peasant age (musically speaking, at all events) of "little aim" The first concert, aooordingly, of the Musical Union, which took place yesterday, was made up of well knows and favourite pieces. It had one novelty, however,of great interest—the first appearance in this country of the great Parisian violasoellist r Franchosse. Considering the influx of contioental talent into this country, it is rather surprising that this most accomplished artist has sot paid us a visit loss ere sow. He bee for may years held the highest place as a master of his inatrunientin Francs, and his performative yesterday showed that he well deserves it. The programme masted of two Quartets for two violins, viola. sad violoncello; Messes Seventh in D. and Beetboves's First of Op. 18, in F; sod of Mendelssohn's Trio in D Minor, for the piano, violin, and violoncello. The performers were :—M. Bain ton and Mr. Carrodut, first and mood violin; Mr Hill, viola; and M. Fraschomm, violoncello. Io Mendelesobn's Trio, the pisadoet• part was played by M. Halle. It will be men that, in the selection of these fins piss's, their fifties" for bringing out the talents d the asoomplished straspr was kept in view. Is all of them the violoncello plays a prominent part, full of striking effects sad beautiful solo pansies. M. Freachomme's perform ance was exquisite in every respect. We have beard greater strength and volume of tone bat sorer, we think, such a conaltioatioa of sweetness. delicacy, sad vocal quality. It was often like the elegies of Mario or Gardesi. And this tom had the farther fine quality of blending charmingly with these of the sew Instruments. In style, phrasing, and ex itill, IL Fraashommes performasse was perfect. ig e:sr performers, too, played their very best, and we weld est eves imagine a woes exquieite per formance d all the thefe-vrantore we have mentioned. In addition to his part is the consested piles% IL Frasehomme played a short solo, esseisting of a slow movement composed by himself, sad a " Bal lade "of Chopin's, arranged by him for his instru ment. These he executed with the utmost gram and delicacy. M. Hank also played a pianoforte sole in Mammal admirable manner. TM room was crowded to the doors, sad the wadi es., showed themselves delighted with their nter- Wausau LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1856. MPERIAL PARLIAMENT• HOUSE OF LORDS.—TozaDAY, Arse. I. • Their Lordships wet stiles o'clock. Petitions were presented by the Sul of 811•711111DO 1 T against the Mayneeth endoweseut. MARRIAGE LAW AMENDMENT BILL. The Bari of BT. GERMANS pretoeued until Thursday, the 17th April, the mead reeding of the abate bIL THE TREATY OF PEACE. The Earl cf MALMESBURY raid he had bra wattle' to see whither any stentletr of her Majesty's govtresmat had marmites:at to sake yes - pectin the treaty of poses which bad boss so remedy &pod is Park. Bat u it seemed their lordolds were not to espect such Witmer, he Mould like to ask the noble marquis opposite • question respecting • sore which Its (Lord Maimesbery) had given of his is - motion to king the tart swats at !Lars sada the notice of their lordships. He withed to krow when the noels lord the Secretary for Foreign Affairs was imputed to tetra to his plats is parliame•t, es it would be manifestly inessverest to ►eleg the witjeot before Use roses dating Ms sheers ? - . The Mortals of LANSDOWNI mid that make the me sommeement which the noble owl had tepilard, he (du Marquis of Lansdowne) did not Minsk it musts my to make may statement, seeing that all be csuld oommunieste wee already malvinally knows from what had axone I is an other plass and through the medium of ties public ream At the SUM tiMO,UIII subject 111116 most important, and if air Dobler laid thought proper to make ioqulries, he should feel it his duty to give tho best anawer in his p . .wer. Oherwiso, to make say anatomist would, is his opinion, be merely to waste the time of the hour. With respect to the tars mo tion, he wild set mutt, es the el.te of big net le Mind's return. It was mast desirable, be many ressoms, list he should return en icon es possible to England, bat there wen same arrangements, consequential en the signing of the Meaty, which rendared it impossible for him to lame Pals at timpanist moment. The ether orders of the day wire than diopned of, and theft lordships adjourned at half put fie o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TUESDAY, APIIL 1. The S took the choir at dm use boor. A PARLIAMENTARY CONVERT TO ROMAN CATHOLICISM. Mr. Hyrontra, wiWsincriisefeetinn has essbnosed the Homoatholie faith, attended at the t ible, and to )1c the •Wu prescribed by the aet for Rowan catholic usembere. The hon. mastless+, was introduced by Lord R. Howard and Mr. Howell. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Chorley Water Bill and the Lambeth Water Bill rem *overall; read a thir 1 time. PUBLIC BUSINESS. THE CASE OF COLONEL HARNESS. Captain L. VERNON biked it it were true 'hit Colonel Ramer, Deputy looped -r-Oestral of Fortifications. had been removed from that whit ri office, in embargoes*. of dept r.menat misanderstanding with the chief of tie civil staff of the Ordnance Mr. MONSELL—I mitt to state that the line Colonel Haines' thought proper to adopt wish 'statute to lineal( in the discharge of his civil duties as Deputy Inspectai-Oentral of Fcrtilloatioss has induced my sob:e friend, Lord Na mur*, to tenaider that it was not kr the intend of the public sir tioe that Colonel Harems should continue to bold that oHcs. It is nevertheless oily jest to Colonel Harems thou I Inlaid add, that both Lord Pismire sad myself eftertain the highest opinion of his ability es a military engineer, and my noble friend bu, in o inaegue-te, MOM mended to the Commaadeo.in-Cttief to appoint hiss It one of the moat imp rant °Mom in the service, tin., the com mand if the It-yal Engineers at Malta. Colooel DUNNE ingeired what was to be done with the senior engineer oaten at Malta ? Mr. MONSELL could not asswer that question; bat he could assure the hoe. sad ;stint officir teat no point of etiquette of that sort would is any cam be allowed to stand In the way of the appointment of the most able men to all m•l:tury cede es of high responsibility and Man (Chew.) PUBLIC EXECUTIONS. Lcrd H. LBNNOX inquired of Sir 0. Grey, whether hie attention had been directed to the c;i elmatanees alleged to have recurred at the execution of W. Brasfield, on Mon day last; aad, if leo, whether he would undertake to insti tute an immediate inquiry into the c ise ? Sir 0. GREY had sees with great regret, in the morning ppm that day, the statement to which the noble lord rt. fared, and immediately on rending it bat directed a eim mnsication tv be made to the Sheriffs of London and Mid-, &me, the ponces up= w►om the law imposed the duty of tarrying the sentence of death into effect, calling upon them to make a mild of the whole circumetraces of the ease. He had not received that report ; and indeed be could barely have done so, as there had not been time enough to prepare it. Mr. BIGGS inquired whether there was any intentiva oa the part of the government to enbatitat• private executions within the walls of the prison for the present mode of eze eutisg criminals in public? Sir G. GREY ri plied that government had no Pah In tention. STEAK COMMUNICATION WITH AUSTRALIA,. bir J. reftlfiNGlON, Marries to • memorial pre eestedeoste time ego to the Treasury film the Australian society es the above seise.. eta Greed thet attached thereto were certain statistical statements sad plane which the me ntotielists were assioss elundd be in the heads of mother& He wished to kaew whether there would be any objeetlos to ley them epos Outside. Mr. WILSON did set thick that. would be any objec tion ta the atensorial sod the pths which armour vied it bliss laid epos the table, though such a roceeding would, is considered, be deleterious to the objeet the Australiao eolooies had la view. It would not be 'Daintiest, c r facili tate that object, that the reverential bailor publish d to the world that they were ready to meth* tendert op to • mo tels day, ahosid re-rpen the quint o• in order to evolve • fresh edema after the time at which the leaders were to be cent la bad espired. Sir J. PALINOTON intimated that the merles be bad gives notice of last night oa this sistilecit for the neat supply night be abeald sot Wog forward o• Yridsy. Is T.* he Mr. Luthewr, Mr. WILSON istlatated that the applicatioa of the eon treetops ler the emevalar es cf Mane to aid ism wen under lie eseelderetion of the Piret-0111ce authrritiea. Vitalist PALMERSTON would inquire at the Foreign- Gila, and lot the hos. goodness know to-morrow. lle added that the Foreign ales ha been mach oricapiei of late, wails would seeount for the delay. THE MALT DUTY. Mt. E. BALL hanfured whether whoa the war dOW mat tiptoed , the Clancellor of whether, 2:chewier would be prepared to Wee into consideration the propriety of aka' Walser the additioaal 6 per cent. duty. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER reminded the ha. gentleman that the set which imposed the war duty. while providing that such duty should mass on the folit of July next, after the exchange of the ratifications of pea, else provided that the previews chides should eon tans thenefier to be in force. The house would, he was sem lordly impost hint now prematurely to state what omegas it might be Me duty to propose in that or any other Nam of public revenue, or to anticipate by entering ate limensia s, the statement he should, have to make probally=The end of the month. (Rear, hear.) COUNTY COURT JUDGES. Mr. ROEBUCK moved in substanee an address to the Crownjersylog her Majesty to give directions to the Lords ef **Treasury to Sc the salaries of Viscously mart jape p ratheetly aid equally at 1,6001. • year. Lord STANLEY emmeded the motion. Sir G. GREY said the* • communion was 'Halsted some time ago to aware into the operation of the email learts, sad • MU bed ban laid bane the house headed epee Its report ln our bill the paramset seeepiatd the prima* that the salary of judicial OSOPTI should be flied and seam and not .fimetnatieg, or varying at the discretion of the Treasure. and therefore propose" that the prit ciple of the set of 1862 should be abandosed. The neat question was, whether the salariashould be all equal, and if opal, whe ther the rate should be 1,600/. a year. Looking at the sixty Indies ttromthoot the sonata, end the eater a of their duties, the opiates of the Lord Chancellor, who mat be esteemed a fair judge of the matter, sites he received all the spellostioas for the apoointemeat, wee that 1,2001. • year would be salleient to secure the molt mintreteat men in Westminster hall, and would be enough, with the addition of travelling area% to ensure them that social position which a judge ought to enjoy. This was the reeptinsudation made to the govern ment, but it was not propmed to take away the additional 8004 a year, which some of the judges bad already assigned to them. Tina were the rowans whisk had influenced the gammas, and if they were miatakro, it would be fur the boas* to correct that mistake. But as the bill founded oa that report was now before the other bolus, sad would probably come befogs the House of Commons at to dissent period sad as there was another bill sow before this how* whiskimpend additional dense upon the judges, it would be better to defer the disclaim of the subject until the house had fall information of the Pieta laid before them, when the government would listea to any gasps times that clad be made. He hoped the house would take this c .ures, end not hastily pledge themselves to give all the alga 1,6001. 'qui amides teaselling *avenges, but rosiness their doeissou. It had ban originally latoaded that the aroma should be self- supporting, and the fess had In fat defrayed a'reoet ad the expenses of them conch, but N was proposed by the bill sow before the other hoses that the feel paid by the suitors should be very largely re duced, sad the effect would be to throw • esztaiderable p,r tip aft" burden on the Consolidated Fund. The Lord Cheseellor, as it affected his own pdrosarr, could have no made Ma am simc re and deliberate opinion for proposing the the salary should be less than 1,6001., and beide o pi n ion hie colleagues of the commissies d been greatly Wham:ed. Of course, the govern ment did not pretend to say that that opinion was in fallible; Manley asked the house not hastily to memo that the payment of 1,2001. was Inadequate, but to tabs time for an investigation of all the circumstances when the bill thoold come before them Be did not wish to have the motion tegetived so ea to Imply that 1,6001. ought not to be rival to all the judges; but, wishing the house to moped their opinion, be would move the precious question. After a discuss' , n, turning chiefly on personal te p'co, the notice was by leave withdraws. REMOVAL OF IRISH AND SCOTCH PAUPERS. Mr. BOUVERIE moved for leave to bring in a bill to amend the law reepeetiog then removal of Irish sod Scotch Pupas. In 1864 • committee was fiPioted to inquire late the operation of an net of parliameat under which thee" removals took place. That committee heard a great deal of evideses in 1864 ; limas re-sproisted last year, when it heard mere evidepos and aside • report. It was upon that report that this bill was *amorally founded. The hoes. was aware, me doubt, of the general principle on which anima's were made. Aro r perm, when he claimed re lief from the poor rate if he was not settled in or bad not resided in the parish in which he claimed relief for five years, was liable to removal ; In the use r f au English pauper to the parish in which he had a settle ment, and in the asps of a Scotch or Irish paper, to his einetry. The act of parliament which dealt with Irish and Scotch removal, pouted our a mode of procedure with that etas of paupers totally differ eat from that which was pursued with regard to Beglish peopera. That act, plaid eleven years sin, and be would mate the precess ander which an Irish or Scotch pauper was removed under the rperation of that set. An Irishman or Rainbows who .police is this country for relief, washable at 0009 to be taken before two justices, without any sum imp, and if be was sot settled in this country,. or had not reeioad five years in the perish in which he clamed relief, an order was made for his remora]. He was then committed to the charge of the allow to whom the *meat of removal was given ; and la this town, whence, with the ereeptios of Liv.rpool, most of these amovele took place, he was eshea to a sort of di pot la the neighbourhood of Wapping, sad ace or twice a week these per was wire shipped off to Battled or Ireland. !boast directed that the persons so removed should be lame to eaten tarts saami—eight I. Ireland sad site in Restiond—that they should than be pat out of the marl =daft to shift for themselves. Now that process was at ogee very erne) to the psalm who were subjected to It, sad very past to the asses at which they acre debarked; because Ina very large number of cams tic port at which they were landed bad no more right to maintain them than the parish by which they wore seat away. The sot gave Si appeal, but the dilculties of worklag it were stab that there was practically soot —ledired there bad only been eve attssrp" to make use of it, sod that had failed. From the passe" gives before the committee it appeared that there had Mee 6,300 persona removed to Ireland dullest the year ending March, 1864. Of thee' about 1.200 applird foe relief at the workhouse or the plasee where they had boa landed; sad consequently the re t must have begged their way to their Masse, or have remalmed a a state of pitiable destitution. It was Ada to say that a very largo number of Irish per were relieved in the English workhoeses, for N was sated by th• mom etttee that many of the Loudon parielme, for iwitases, bad made • rale of never applying for edam of remetrel in snob eases. The committee recom mended that the same promedion should be applied, meadis esseisedie, to Irish aid Sarah poor mime ob served with respect to Eagliab. la this mantel, whom a pewees applied f r relief, and it was head that be was re inevalie, setae was given to the parish to which he bs longed. ailmaponied with a statement of the pop& of usesseel. Twenty-one days mast then elapse before the Num omsl4 be mat to the plass whore he bed • matte meet In the astatine, that parish might rigida the dopes tiles spa whisk the 'magistrates had created the cyder of removal; sad, If they saw It, they Right speed to the quarter mosisee or the ellotrict in whisk the reeenvieg pariah was sheeted. That was she plea he proposed to adept with regard to Scotch sal Irish poor. A *Mies of thirty days mast be given, mad !Imparts% an whisk it was served might heap appeal. He also proposed that whoa • pauper was removed he stead be token to the worbhoess of the scion to whist! he Winged, instead of hang tumbled out upon the (pay of the sewed tort, to shift for bisect,. (Hear, bear.) LOWS MI given to brat In the bill. 11/2101111 OF THE CORPORATION OF LONDON fir O. GREY, a metelag for lave to bring a • bill foe the hello replatiou of the City of Leaden, hoped it would he WS, sessanry for biro to say that her Majesty's govern that OfelOsesbed the seism with ao safriadly feelings lassania that great body which would be affected by the pro- Aim of the bill he sant* leave to Introduce. Oa the tiertrery, they felt that that body, from its antiquity, its annialea with the metropolis of this great matey, as McSsstesl aseeciatlons, and the great unless it W teased at melees periods to the raw of eta and sellgions liberty, was gadded to respect stud ailaiaselim. The aka of this memere, ma balms./ its .thct, would be la amiss to diminish the lopulases Of to hem the dignity of the mromation of Lades; bet he beeped, by reaming the &hole which Wahl salst Is its osastitaima, se is the aatiniscraties of its eades, ma by banal; it more in bassemy with the spirit at ressat legislation with respect to nested* thetitetine, le harem its mulls ems, to strontium Its Meese, end clariarsoy. rod to venue It better able be hill sE thins great 44064 ebb& le ins Messily dealgned. (Chan) 811 Gimp tbsa lasselbed lb, merest orostitutleu of the cor psman and tie nothro ef he frootions, sad promoted to Men the providems of the bill, wash, he mid, wove theadol manly, but sot mainly, apes the reasemmeada- Was of the Oinualmise a 1663 Tho general scope of these pen rlstime woe to reform the seaatitation of the oseperatka (lsealog tho Sall body. however, as it was), to abolish =bath assisme (including all privileges of trade la the ' city iseurved to freemen, on well as rights of neap sad lost to divest It of «dal powers. With TRZ BOARD OF GENERAL OFFICERS. LATARD inquired whoa the beard woald sit to pro ceed with their inquiry, and whether that Inquiry was to he peneral Into the whole history of the Crimean war, or merely late the eawdect or the odium who were implieatrd by the repined the previone commission. Vireenst PALMERSTON—The Bawd of Gemini Ofileon wW alt almost immediately. Thus are brae preliminary geoid/me width require to be rattled. and the aoaaidentis of them has eeemiened the delay. With regard to ttie mope of the 'Kelm that le pretty well explehted by the terms of the warrant. The iminedlato object, of seine. would be ski asedset of the odors whom asses were austiosed in the roped @Slim oommieeleoen who west at to the Crimea ; bit is the worm et the ingslry, it it ahsald appear that the seodeot of soy other party. or say other aeldret sheeld re quire ievestigaties, the loud of Gram! Olken will sot, lam ease, Woe& (Hear. MORTARS, Mr. MALIN''. referisW to TaTitaimirs etaieswat of Um 7th of Marsh, Is ampleaetwa of tbs *Whitman& of a swieramosst lesasey br ssistare, thalserials eastreetore had umbel ewes bas Whisk boa lbw bad bees inserted to Li& Mims Is Om maim I eel MUM !assn's reply to Lord Darby, dot Ha =atm is questies had boss supplied by Moms. Orilla, lassies& whether, ups. farther tawdry, the right hos. gestlemaa (Kr. Mosesil) adhered to the f l a ir. MOMULL replied that Weisre. Orbeell bad ad drama • Mies as the tat4seitte Lard Pimento, which had 11011LINftflli 0111 USIBL-C~ wtbsmt, the saperistaadost etas wiyarseset via fasten, whose report is maser had boss a/worded to elw.. Grimes% H. (Mr. lioseell) did set Msk it riskt to make say farther statement mail ti sir re alp wee wade. Wiles that was bo allwalllazaprisi to lay the papen bearing ea the awa as the M. MAIM 11119 moths that, sakes a satieferdery ex olessliss were afforded by Friday sweated, be would brim tles leilitiet briers the hers ow the wtstioa lee piss late esstlibler of Apply. TUEI CZIITaiLL AMERICAN QUESTION. Er CO DEN observed tbat minty Oil weeks goo tbo tolls InS at the had el Ow gooevaloost, la mown to a 'mottos, stated that the vamp adages with this goring• out of dui United lltatos ao to dm Oostral Aloorloso goes. tioa bad boos totoogat to a doe% saa wield boo laid apes tbo table WI goon as pomade. Hs wished to Mew whew Os parts wield be pr dared. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE., resret to the coal duties, the bill would not correspond with tho rocommondation of the menotheioners, who bad pro- posed that them duties should be transferred to the bands of a metropolitaa board of works; but the Government had eau to the eonclusion that the sightpeany sad pinny duties should b. allowed to empire, and that the fourpeany duty should he kept alive only until the charm upon it had been paid off. The conservancy of the Themes it was proposed to plum ender a Goma meet hued; the City pollee, whittle the comnsis @keen ncommeaud deltoid be to with the me tropolitan, it was intended to leave as it now stood; and the bill dopertod likewise teas the reeommendation of the ion minimises in respect to the smisterial functions of Its sleloneso. In oinclulos, he szprossod a hopei that the result cf =is measure would be to give pester efficiency to the corporation of the eity of London, that it would realise the sipestatioss of the connistionsrs, sad that these shampoo id its constitution would sup ine= its mesas of public seafuloose. go anticipated fro= communications be had had with gentlemen conflicted . . with the City. that it would be nisi by them in a spirit that weed Wire a fair consideration at its different proposals. pooposod *she Web tbeo larthlt, boom' be bee hit it bb &sty to robes tephook mei to Ma hymen* patio am of tie City to soo the big bston It woe bought lc (Hear, hear.) With the disposiiiin whisk he hoped the City would evince—with the disp:eition which be doubted not would be entertained by parliament to give a fair and . . disputant* consideration t; the whole of its previsions— with all that attention that was dee to the importane• of no subject—he Muted that the molt would be to give greater 'Salem to the cwporatin, to strengthen its in fluence, and to increase Its usefulness. He would conclude by es:pressing his hops that the antkipatioss of the commis sioners themselves would be fully realised. namely, "that the changes in the connotation of the corporation which they lune estimated, and which are founded urn the re cogaind policy of the Punts', will place this corporation upon a none solid sad enluged basis, and that the corpora tion will continue, under an mended system, to possess abundant mace, not only of public us/faints+, but alto of exercising Mast hospitality." (Cheers and laughter.) 84 J. DUKE said he did not rise to make any objeotion to what the right hon. gentleman stated with regard to the corporation of the City, but as the eorpwatioe had no oppor unity of seeing the bill he troated that ample time would be given for its cusidention before the second reading. He did not think the right hon. gentlemen had acted with hs characteristic frankneu in 'peeking of the cool detire, for he ought to have told the house that the corporation scud in the Capacity of mere trustees for the public, in reference to the 84. and the Id. duties. The eorperatioa cella:did the money, and handed it over to the pvercmeat. (Sir G. Grey intimated that he had said so.) He (Sir J. Duke) did not bear the right hon. gentleman say so. With regard to the appointment of magistrates, the right boo. gentleman aid not say whether It was to be in the hands of the Crown or the eorporatioe. (Sir G. Grey—The Crown.) He (Sir J. Dike) would only further say, that the corporation would give the most anxious oon sideration to the MGM" but they ought to have fair time to consider its krovisions. Mr. WILLIAMS thought that the bill would be of the greatest benefit to the citizens, and therefore to the City of Landon (Hear, bear.) The bill would make the ctrpora• ties what it was in former dap, namely, the mcst important body in the kiogdtm after parliament. He did cot believe there would be the least d►nger to the hereditary branch of the Igislatter* even if this bill was carried, although such a I molt wee predicted if the Corporation of London were reformed. (Laughter.) Mr. MASTERMAIt said be did nct TIPS f), the purpose of =skids any ejection to the I rdposition of the rdtht hon. gentleman ; but he hoped that ample time would he given for its eoceldratioa. Sir G. GREY said that be intended token the bill read a first time that night,and proyond to take the second reading on the 21.1 of the month. (Ileu, hear.) Sir J. DUKE wished to know when the elections were likely to take place ? (Lsoghter.) Sir G. GREY said he cauld sot answer. !ANTS WY the. a iTSI:I to introduce the bin, which Ilea subtequently reed &first time, aid the *toad reading fired for the 21st of the recent month. SPORTING. BETTING AT ILANCHESTEE.-TUUDAY. HOPEFUL STARKS. DONCASTER. agit Enatt..7:2) • ' 3 ts um 6 DONCASTER bs ILANDIC.AP. to apt Saraod (t) 6to Squire Watt (t) 10 to Bracken(( (t) 10 to Freddy 11 to Prince of Unzip (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. to 1 apt Fly.by-Night (t) 7 to 4 Yellow Jack (t) 6 to 1 Polosoodie (t) 10 to I Milton (t) METROPOLITAN STAKES. 3 to 1 apt Gionoble (t) 10 to I Ten Galen (ofd) 10 to 1 Middlstos (affil) 20 to I Pyrrha (ofd) CUT AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. to 1 apt Flobernian 10 to I St. Hubert 16 to 1 sir George 13 to 1 Hospitality No bath* on any otbse ram DONCASIVE IMMO MBITING.—TuseDAY. TamOm& d 7 cos. cask, 3 ft. with Nodded, tar 3.yy dßa an g. m .tie, o h , stab purities sad allows's'. T.Y.C. (7 Mr. T . V. Tura!'. L 'rte by lap. 3 yrs, St 710 (Fatalism) 1 gb oappm e4 nee fa.tbe-lisalt, 3 yrs, 6.t 71b (Moods) 2 yge, ten.% plinneggs. 4 yin, bet fib Betting es, I to I set thriLin.the•Bush. Wan sully by a length •nd a no, f. Plausible eas bests of. Tao Yaxtats•t. n em ,. • f 3 eon. eseh, with 23 added, for 3-yr. old. cad nP w•rda Tea even id (to ass his stabs. Optics) selbot weights. Ss. One esW and a gaoler. (a who Wcethincon's fby 8b 'lltehor Out of lobentrees, (10L), 3stblb (Fol li:s lhi s li I Mr. Babies Miss Albs, yrs 000, Pat (Chie Mr. T. Beni Axlnrssr7.J )t• POI ),Ist lt!b .- (Gray) 3 Mr.E.Repard's Turpitude, 3 yo. (04.), An bib * (Dsles) 4 Batting : 6 to 4 apt Sonless , y, $ to 2 apt Mis Allen, Ito I meg lab/Stress illy. Wen by a Med; Anarbersery and Tarp MS were beaten off. The wlnan nes sold by camas U guineas. I Too Consigns' a Pura (Handicap) of Meson. Cando Sr. ners stirs. Gus Mr. Hopes Omer PAS*, by Genteb o 7. I ree 14 1117 (Bulled) 1 Mr. Bootee Orsaulus Ennui, 4 yrs, ,st ... T. auk 2 Mr. Monies Gamekeeper, 3 yrs,64 1 SIS . ! _(Mondes 3 Tim HOPOOL ((Sin Of 3 mos. each, wltb toe added; for24n. olds ; colts, tat 710; MSG and platens, B. Sib; a winner before startlng, albeit's; nos soma to reset,. 20 use. set of the stains. Half • mils. (63 sat o.) Mr. J. Osborne. 8•11M0110. by Modest/her, Est 71b (J. Osborne) 1 Mr. Dawsoo's Magnifier, be the Magnet, St 71b (Cartwright) 2 Ms. T. V. Tarsi's Alarmist, by elpriogy Jack, Bat 7lb (Milan) Mr. Momies Admiral Lyons, by Collistwood, 71b (Raaturn) 4 (By Electtie Telegrapla) Tao SNIMILD AND 130TMINUAll PLAT. of 50 ion. (handicap) Red bones in. Mr. Bowes's Granolas &miens, by Epirm, 4 yrs Mr. Wilson's Plumbic, 4 ps Mx. W. Wood's Pets, 3 yrs Ten ran. Won by two lengths. Tax Banswonns Harr Ct e of 251.. added to a sweepstakes of 5 sows. men, kw bents not thorough-bred, on. I.yraVds sod upward& Certain allowaness. Gentlemen riches: jockeys, Sib extra. Two miles. (It subs.) Mr. T. dmitlis Venture, 4 yes Mr. Y.Burley's Life ProlleTTe; 5 yrs 2 Mr. Gears hope, 4 yrs Wm ran. BETTING ON IHE COURSE.. METROPOLITAN. 3 to I opt Nanning (t) CHESTER CUP. TO to 1 as.% Yorkablm Grey (t) $5 to 1 Drepitality (t) 1000 to 15 Diego (t) DERBY. 5000 to 150 apt Cannobie (t) DONCASTER—TUMMY Ilion. LATLST BETTING. (DT ILIETNIC TZLI4I4I/3.) METROPOTILAN. 100 to 1 apt Van Galen (offered) . ..... DONCASTFR ItiCEß—(Tins DAT.) Dolman= tiar.orcar.—Yreddy was struck out on Tuesday, (yesterday), at 2JO p.m. (yesterday), Azar/am—Bobby Taft, Greencastle, MIA, Prise* Lady Ooligbtly. Bracken, Weathercock., of Ortega. CaWog Catherine Parr, be. PROWL/ALMS OP T MEETING TB B BOWMOIS AA/MICA, of S so, 1 Km focelta to to added to the subs.) Ate I Rourpreole RnLest Cantsbarper Redutphaa Vital* Gamekeeper SLAW 4 I VAI Wiskle —... 4 Atberatoss 4 Kenzie 4 Lady of theme 4 The Medway 4 Radcliffe Hero Jack the Glant-curt 0 Haddam VAIIII;S 'HS TRIMS. SPRING —TULIBBDAY. in. each. I it, with SO added. The nee toad. About we mile. (SIS Age et 1 Levee Villiers liospitaUty. Preston Alfred 3 I Pollux Notre Demo The Nutlet Pretty Girl 3 5 Gaudy 3 3 Ithareetz 3 5 Zeman litjeoha Gethereole King of the 131polso g Slerrywiog .... 6 2 { 6 v i il2 TAR MINIMUM BIMINI of 6 SOTS. a 'eb, p.p., with 50 otheil, for 2. yrelds; onto Set 7lb ; Mlles and 'tidier% est alb; the wooed tomes his MMus. T.T.C. (10 sobs.) Cby Viomersley dam by Hampton, aby Chinieboy—blarla, Awl n, Ca tate Yoetiett, Selmer Manteca. Saunterer, f by Burgundy— 'a dam. fby the Flyirg Dutch. assn—Bisakisyed Besee, Sebastopol. Willis Crawford, itunttosew, ea by Ths Pa . ramount, Rot whites, d.blue, General cwt, Clarke O'Malley, Princess of Orange, Skyeetter, lama. The MINIMS/ . PIATII of I room nab, with 25 added; 3.yooldu, Oat; four, Oat alb; Ave, Oat 10lb ; eta and aged, 10st The winner to be mold for I lel., &emanate if entered to bo mold Am leo. About one mile. Or.. the itheltlng before tuna or. Twa numii Brian of 3 thee. each, with 25 added ,• 3-yr.olds, lIM ; four, I2st lib; Ave, 12st 11.1 b; six and aged. 13st The winner to be sold for 1501.; allowances it entered to bessid to less. Gentle men riders; proteorkeels 71b extra. Ouse toned and a distance. Closes the meninx before running. len IaMAL Brant ISOM baring filled, it will remain open until • Wednesday night. --•-• FRIDAY. Tea Samar HANDICAP (BelliTur -- lace) of S on. each. with 25 added. The whiner to be sold for 304 T.T.C. Mess Tbureday ght, si Tee Tero•Taan.Ous events el 5 son. each, with 70 added; CORI. Rat 71h; al les and /einem On 4th. Moe a winner of 1001. elver, 41b ears ; twiee. nb sus. T.T.C. (10 Dube.) Bin Nightingale. Emptier, 11•6401104•14116 K El Hanes, BonAade„ Mena, On. irk Adeded geekesenterer, Naughty Boy. Tin MIME MO, Eunice! of ID son. sea. 5 ft. and 061 7 I if ignini, with le• MM. The winner of aay handicap of 1001. clear eke Eas "deft von pranied Mb ntra ; twice, 101 b extra; the NNW to save We stein About One rain and three-Waiter& (32 eel% Be of when deedered.) The highest weight accepting being ender hut 711, k hes been rand to that weight, and the rest in pro geii& Braley .Y Aga 6 e lb I Ebbw (h b) 0 Age st lb st 7 Mena 5 5 2 theMyard 45 12 Benne - —. . .. —... 5 5 0 Bird fa the Bunt (11511 62 - 011) The ............... 4 7IS Preston Coney 4 7 7 lloantality ..... ....-- 3 10 Omega Mama ...... „ a 7 6 detente .........._ 3 e 4 7 6 Montt 3 IS Mace Plaasnie -..... 47 4 1 Gaudy Gairbeerre 4 7 3 Moire Watt Eadstiale Hero ......... • 7 3 Magee 3 t, Iliaidan Tars Mann Branco of 3 on. emelt, with 23 added ; 3.yr.oide. Set ; four. eat 41b ; An, flat 10lb ; all end aged, lOst. The ',DAMP to be sold lot Ind. • Lowman if entered to be sold for has. Gees round and a distal/le. Chen Thunday night. Tait Trio grazes of 3 son. each, with 3 , added ; for 2.7r.01de eats, Set Mb; fillies and geldings, Sa Sib. TM WiDila to be soid for 1001.; allowances II canted to be t said for lea T.Y.C. Cisall Thandey night. A spinal train will leave Doncaster ke Think on Wedarday mein, April 5, at 6.30. f. : CNICILIT...-11PION UNION CLl3l.—The grit Illootisi for the seams of this dab will take Vote this evening at the eintahonsn, the White Hatt Ink Am en. when oaken will be choice and other arrangementa made. Several dualities have been etanived. end attention will ho given to than and anoweeed by the waretary. THR MUSEUM OF ORNAMENTAL ART AT MARL.. BOROUOK Hosea.—. The sombre at indium, itr.. during the Inconel of Merck were as fol:owe :-19,250 persons ea the public dila, sod admitted free; 368 persons en the students' days, and admitted as students on the payment of 6rl. mob, bead's t h e otadents of the deems end schools. COURT OF ALDERMEN.—Yesterday, at a Court of Aldermen, Mr. Ransil Gamey, reeestly sleeted Common Serjeast, was sworn late ale.. Oa the motion of Aide r oma Sidney, mended by Alders's& and Sheriff lime, the eirceautsacee attending the execution of W Mists Bostflebt en the preceding day were refined to the gaol committee. fur them to make inquiry thence, sod report t" the Gout. Aldermsa glassy then mond, "That Mr. [MU GU., do lay before this mart, at its nest sitting, a sunniest I. writing of the rr;gin tf the liceonnag of Woken to Set is the City of Loess, whether the same is bend on esstowery stage, and recognised by statatable issetrosata; and farther, whether this mart owl legally tu tor*, ;tamest of any insane( rent from persons hemmed to set sa broken. sod ace compel ethers, acting in a like °spe edy, to biome dilly I cowed ; also to ?start commie" the wording of the bend reqeirest to be snored lobo by sworn broken, and if it be wdbia the groins' r f this rout to sebstitib my form in lien thereof:* Alderman Finale, is serneding the motion, said there wee a large number of his onstitsests deeply intensted in the gunfire, holies that arraeoientiouly *ay amid not risibly tike the oith. Tha mika septived. The nowt thin adourned. EXPIRING LAWS. On the motion of Mr. Witnore, the following select com mittee was [pointed no inquire what temporary laws of a public mad general nature are now in Mice and what laws of the like name have expired since the fast fern upon the subject ; and also what laws of the like nature are about to "'pies at partieslar period", or in consequence of any contingent public event; and to report the same and their observatious thereupon to the house: Mr. Wilson, Mr. Fitzroy, Mr. Attemey-General, Mr. Solicitor-General, Mr. Cowper, Mr. Prerhileld, Mr. Halter, Mr. Peel, Mr William Williams, Mr. Horeman, Sr Seojemin Hall, and Viscount Dances,: The repose of the Committee of Bapply was brought up sad agreed to. The Comte of Common Law (Ireland) Bill passed through committee. The hones went into c nemittee epos Bra Insurances, when, ea the notice of the CHANCELLOR of the Ez• CH14171/4 a mealation was agreed to aces which to found a bill. The house adjourned at half past 9 o'clock. The parliamentary papers of this morning include a petition from Mr. J. P. Boman, prsylog that the late return of Mr. WinaP, for the borough of Sligo, be de elared null sad void, on the ground that Mr. Wynne was, '• by himself, his %eats, friends, partisans, and by others on his behalf, guilty t f bribery, treating, and undue iodinate." EDINBITROII.—From an early boar on Monday morning till midday, and agate in the tuning, the city We were rang in celebration of the signature a the I rugs trinity; sad at coos a Nalco of 101 gage woo fired hem the Castle. The news was petiliely read is frost of the Royal Esclange at twelve o'clock, and was greeted with loyal uclosaatioes. At cartons public places is the matey load applause was evoked from lent assemblers by the medley of the telegraph!, aanesseemests. DUBLIN, Aram I.—Santos were fired from Gm Pigeoa-hease Fort sad by two batteries of Horse Artillery to the Park. yesterday, is telebratioa of the igniag of the treaty of poses ; mid at immesh &Mei the day the bells of St Patrick's and Christ Church Cathedral.. fit. George's Climb, sad the Roam Catholic Chink of St. Peel, s►ined merry pools for the eame event ; bat there wee co apparent* of p• pales excitement ea the on:mica to be ob served be the demeanour of the 'Minim. who seem to take the pod sews with wonder's' molests. AND RAILWAY CONMITTZWL— Yeeterday asarrkue, assiaties of Yr. Boehm Ratter, ;e►siness sad other omiesitr re, last to muskier various railway bills, sad passed the preamble' of the (Walvis* : Llaeialees sad New;owa Railway; &lot lees wad West Corawsli Railway; sod Wayeasy Valley Railway. - - - - WIWELT OXICHtIa STATIBIIOI.—A long course of emaibuyte front the extreme emit to the west of London, 'steatite, from Stratford-k-Bow to Piecadilly, a dinettes little short of loves mires, bag lapsed into the envies of the Undo's Omura Omnibus Company, being 16 emeibesee, the property of Mews. Peck, Peel, Ellis, North, Smith, Poled, B. Smith, Gibbet, and Ere. Meyer, with soother one, belonging to Er. Maas, from Plaistow to the Post aloe. With these it is probable that the purchases of the company will. for the preinat, epee, ea the approach of fine weather is likely to make the prcpnetore steed oat for bleb pries.. The iallauses of the misear, acenuipasied by the Easter holidays, bee already made Wolf felt to the cant of sae halfpenny pee mile additiosal ea the coaraere Male receipts for the pest week, I ism by so means es trivial se it appears, foe by it the average Totem per omnibus is in creased to 181.125., or at the rste per magma of 601. Win dows' profit ou ea ch of 384 orasibuse. The average mileage of the west is 1114., legally at the rate of throe ere at 4d. 'soh for every aile—a lumber pd by emaings proprietors to be setnfac•orily rercaseratiye. The total week's receipts 0117,1411. 14e., showing that the 381 emeibases cf the cempay (the average weber rusalsg through the week) have serried as leas than 428.602 par reagens, at an averep fare of 4d. seek daring the week. CLEILICAL Pizrzimarrs. Tb. Rev. Chula@ Deltas Mentos has bees acuminated t the t erpstual tangy of Christ Hoogbam, Reat, by the Vinton, patrons. The Rev. William Owen, B A., has bent aonlested by the Rev. Sir Charles Barellage to the rrpetaal survey of Christ Tealwidge, in the ease seem', and diocese, viola*. by the swim el the Rev. Qualm' Dame Mantas. I Tr ICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS.- , Tbe seneeke a to ebiebelb a tt sw etre easel t r . todhUn a11001..1 3, glove Ind. Wig ef LINNIL .weer , moo- sod shoor. for sett, lila it Loo motion mod oom.aLlos of mob IL nolonio Nam The ...kb Awe kw nail 011 l In Mod MM la ff i3L a Pai bot moob err 3L lea I ipso trimpa AlM M Irmai. S. wank Ara Moog bo i :42 Ea7= ei~loile ow pro, 'ob. Isolloo Womb, Oak ibot the giros senie IRE be . Wee , reeling neein. N. /if inn r ..........~ teas olumaro ....... _ erns loniogn Tooth keslioo or dlodirokog 10 . th0n....; we Awed to edged 3` , Lr mown. the a dire as Di war. C. C.UTEIt. No r.