The Express. — London, England, 1868-02-19 00:00:00

pow. ~/ ~~~~, C - , .'-' _,Z_- 4794- HAISIB7I , I ' ItAaßa7laa7l ,8830122 NET SF/ •• .RE Y • I4:llerflerfr ,••-• ed xi .; );no . .nr•T • • - (. ; I n I 44, I • .f . • sfil ts, tr AR is 6S. • 1 ;,. ; 1:1 ' .1 •10 • • . . '. ; . I.' r ' l' el r ••• ; .• 4 4 1 11 , 1 . • ;: ' • • i ~ •/: .1 • j • . ; .. 1 .. ~ ~ .. -~~.. .3Dlrr• . ; • 4 • 4; r y• r r, L ,•-r• Na 6,720.3 • 1.031D0,114; W411154134a1 • ARY W , 1868. a 1 11 11 k /ERRU . [ B TATD • [ONE PENNY Twirr and MOURZS AUSTRALLLN LINE of rAcicxr B.lllr.—hr SYDNET Dina (le ptino ftaity on tbe &Sib February, bat abipfteg day Ma Ifebruary) fte opiendid e* s Abeidees clipper tar CALA ASTLI,, yy pen, LOIS CCM niftier, J. WALLACE. eawanandar Mai ft the East India Docks. This beautiful Is bunt by Wawa A. E.E and Os., M Abenletw, expetaily Incas aydney trade. bia a tun poop, Oiled witlvery comfort for the ancornmoda- Non of cabin will carry aa eeparienced gamma H required —ro se' , ter nli na l. of height er prows an* to DxvnT sod MOORE. 9, BLWteratreet. TINLVERSITY. of CAMBNIDON EMOTION. vv All. UWEd LONDON COMMITTHZ. ULL Coekspar.strost. OMALMAII —Yf ILAXWELL Mr W., Dart., 11. P., Y.A. Tr i Lair House, Doubloon AWLM, fl., ILA.,—issanalCottage. 7, Whitehall. ALerson, James, LA, LL, late Yellow of Pembroke Clasp, Proidant of the Col ego of Parsletans. Aldine. J. U., M.D., Welty Cullen. Cbsdar 4 antra• Atkloson Rev. M. A., MA., Yellow and late Tutor of Trinity Callers: Massimo, Norfolk. BMW. Rev. U., 8.D., Pillow of at John's, end Ludo' of M. Augssllnes, Canterbury. letalion, HALL, late Yellow of Ifteg. Maidstone, Benson, Her. L W. D. I) . late Yellow of Trinity College, Head Master of Wellington College. Binh, Aegean' Leant, LA., Lines College, Relleaboteogb. Becks. Mak BM. U. If., RD., late of KIN% Realer of Prestwich, Has. Cubes a Manchester. MOLL !tar. S.. HD : !ate Fallow of St. John'. College, Host Week,. fle W. limn. It Ma% 11,11VIseffildrisee, wyso, her. l'ealold. Tridt/Haa i tr i rlPlPl Young, Bar. J. , /EA., Trhey, WU. PAIL= IBA JOAN *WHALE. SAY/UX. bta WTIDBASt HOLOATZ, 0.1.111011 T WATOON, UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE ELECTION_ Yr. REMISPORD HOMS LONDON COXIITITILL 001 kilt Hotel, Ointoperatreet. CLIAILIItA7-41/ W. MILLING MAIM PAL, not: )LP.. /LA., Theitt_Ketr.haame, Ditubiarte. WM PARK= 11/MOND. 3ns.. . 1 11 .1 #74ILLIPAMALL OAYMAS, ILA. DHAM 110LOATE, _lt A., 11°6 ' /1" • C. ILB WET WA MY, N.A.. I.4llllHT.—Tbs SIIVENTH BALlallb ocetWl: a& St. Jamasesls4.-Comerielas at $ *dont IL. ADDITION, TELEGIRAPIIIO_ INTELLWIEXCat llr. Mims wee eardially nod the ineautare sum. byPrdddatJollaisapwtrtd Th. Yaw Yodt pipes publish sides ben Yen eft to tlelbd fast. *Hies that tie Tiftbs rebels have his defeated. Tle fowls et hares haw 'pimpled Modda. Gonerale Dim and liembedo hare tryllopkthe redynation et-theiradlitaip emsmande. It is rsgssisi lissS ssesiessks i have mewed at Colima and Sinaloa. Thu hays cuosszsissasisi Cameral Sal• nays. isoressminit has rifiessd to withdraw the WWI *gado" in someday", with the demands of Salaam r 4 oma AMBEKBLY 11.00118, Z teme M -41 P• 1 / tut lartre g totir. Oilll for OONCJOIT # EMT MWMPO. Misdeal ban Mal Mr. W. IgP•itr, OMNI MS )114.PRIS elm* al W. A r m. "lIITII% faxorn's ratiosaus.) FRANCE. PARIS. 7n. lt Aram IL lbw*, the limiter of rmaasce, is sai& to have submitted to the Council of finite the (haft of a bill authorising the Suez Cant Company to add leWery drawings to their loan of one hunched millien francs, the prices not to exceed each yesw haw pw Ant of the borrowed capital. I,tAL AL 11 . 4 V BRA P 4 LAC B. mufti— and Comae Proaksam.a. Wit 04,111.1.6 . ) DEvirr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACK ET diliP.—Far 11YDNICY Dime& (to tall purse fatally on the 7.55 t March, kat 'hipping day WA MareS, the splendid new Aberdeen clipper ALEX ANDES DIITLIUL, A 1, 1,159 tons rezister, A. POUOL AS, Commander ; lying In tbe Meet India Ducks. This beaattfal ship, built expressly fee Ow Sydney trade, hat a full poop, fitted with every contact tor eta necommodation of adult passengers. and will wary an ens rieneed surgeon. Front her rnpid parents, out tn 7y and home in fit dam offen n opportunity to skippers of Une mode —For tenni of freight or passage apply to DLYIIT and MOUSE, 9. Ltllderatreet. tun Igr 14.1 1 1, te it ibir lb Pit%lncur LA we mew M i n. !rh% EastataresinraLifeoes 4= == madialiamols teken marls!. THN ILECTION to the lINIVRIMITY or ooKeetries sosooomoso two Del( (Wedeaditr), wad Umber's ow MOYMAY, the titbinat. TM Poll will betaken sank eirf 5 1 m 1 PedkalaY), tree 111 eau I. 1 p.n. sad Inas I p.m. to eit awletertere ot Beredord Hope who . bent tog teed Vedas poen ore remote* to ore* baireeiseety to Coo. dews latteek stelae taw& lease *denim; or te prearleity ea the !Wi- Oaelielleas Vettee Papers asip be treaded Ode dip tweesamiiet Poet anorosids diem ilesece. oloseirotege* MMus eta be to attendance for the yvpe et leek day tide week trella H a 111: b 5 et si rg..=eff ra llope's Ceauolitee /teem. ad Seert. . , /arias franc 01111146 ss■ease.lL.e • mike has bees sewke is the New Bootie* Parthenon* list the province should withdrew from the Coafeeleeshiss. MR. GLADSTONE AND THE TRADES --.— Cases cd lily, Saris Was. Blakn.ley, Rev. J. W., U.S., late Fellow and Tutor of Trialla and Cane" of Canterbury. Blonfileid, Arthur W., MA., Trinity College. 8, Adelphl-terrsee. Brodribh, Rev. W. J., M.A., late Fellow of St. John's, Wootton. rivers Ileonary, Wiltshire. Brookfield /ter. W. 8., Trinity, 5, Sydney place. Ooslow equateWPC. Brooks, , ILA. , St. John's, Manchester. Brown, Rev. W. ff.. Braes, Lewd hawk M.P., M.A., Trinity Collets, SA Cleoriew ii, a si — 4 i 07i sTe.TI ws . ;Carew &W. r T ILLY-COKBLAIN RIPLZ. Tke meet Ample and elocilva yet Win io 11. lL d t• t ppOths.— Oa, 501. New Ortordubent. Lead.*; Wuxi alisistarate v ii4, Usibrikatrift Loma" aYd k Wale lielbe. "BRUN, Pa IS, 2•11111111. ' - zirces L , The well .-4wern tOMONICAT. TA7LOSS, • SRJUI 1 011 AN LINE.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW 3.11, and PRI LADELPII I k COM PA r 8 MAIL STRA II ELS doe appointed to WI from Liverpool for NEW YORK, Calling M it as foams : RTNA, for NEW youc, via Halifax. Saturday, Feb. IL OTT OF ANTIFIRP, far NRW YORK. Wedasstay, Feb. 19. k.CITY OF LONDON, far NNW YORK. Wednesday. Feb. ft. CITY OF CORK. for NEW YORK, via Enllfax, eat., Feb. 99. Cahla Peewee. If. IT, and II Gaines; all LaMar tbe same fa the Saloon. For particulars apply to WM. INMAN, W Uverpnol, or to MRS and MACEY, el, KimWtamrWret, illianreirset, London-bridge. VIIINA.RD LINL—The BRITISH and Norrrn vv AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM RHIN, appointed by her MMeety's rostasasterCieneral to End for NEW YORK oltsoct, ever/ lay; vol also Intended to be despatched for New York. Basica, or Halifax, on Tuesdays and (or) Thersdays, when ever Inducement offers The fob:owing or Mbar Royal Mail Steamers lea Intended to on from YlvermoL VII Queenstown •RIMRIA, for NEW YORK. &Gawky. Feb Z. .BIIIRR lA, for NEW YORK, Seaway, Feb. M. TARITA, few NEW YORK, Vla Boston, Tuesday, March L • No emlovants carried on those Toryism, Cabin ravage by the Cunard Royal Mall Steamer; whether sailing for New York, Roston, or Rail fst, Is ',Armed to IS guineas, 11 guineas, end 21 guineas, according to the ;no muuludatioo. Special accommodation at CD. These rates Include steward's lee and proriotous, but without wines or liquors, which can be obtained on board. Apply to J. D. }cord, 52, Old Broad-street, London ; Burns end Maelrer, Doers, sad 11, risco do la Donne, garla ; G. end J. Burns, No. fe. Jamnfesetreet, Glasgow, sn ot Ralticetreea, Dundee ; D. and C. Nearer, Queenstown, and 8, Water-street, LirerpooL STEAM to BREMEN.—NOTICE to PA& SY.NGIGIS.—The CONDOR, advertieed to leave Madman at noon on the Mb. will NOT KF: ONSPATCHND, bovine been detained on amount of bad weather—Vor farther particulars, apply to PHILLIITA, GIiAVES. PHILLIPI'd and Co., N. Duortan'a.bouse, Great Toweratniat,lLC. STEAM to ROTTERDAM awl the RHINE TWICE. WiZIG—NOTICS to PASSENCIERS.—The Lwow rite Teddleateamer RATAVIER, Captain W. SMITH, entirety redecorated, will he despatched rot SUNDAY. February 211, at 9 a in. from alongside Braanriek Pier, abackwall (Pmseagers mutt leave Feschurch street station by the ti. So am. train!, ;weather permitthut% returning from Rotterdam every Tuesday morning early, arramo.tuents having two made to land at Thames Doren, to be conveyed from theses to rzez special train, so as to accomplish the jemmy in 16 hour.: whilst outwards the hours of departure from Blackmail sill vary, to ensure a prompt arrival at Rotterdam. The screw steamer Pyenouni is despatched from off the Tower every Thursday morning early. Fnr twos aml thee. of departure see monthly bllla —Apply to CHAPLIN'S Ualvernal Office, W., or to POILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILT.I.Prfi and Co., tit. Diusitlas house, Lkoselima, Groat rawer atrest, piPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Nn. 1, Ohl Bread Street: and la d: 17, Pall Walt Subscribed and Invested Capital and Reeervo Find, E 1,94.1.000. LOSOOS Yud, /13,000m0. uritDoinkm AND Ex-InuECTuitS, 1978. Ashton. Richard Janice, Yap., AstWn and Co., Put India Merchants. Barclay. Thomas George, Tan., Barclay, Peridna, and Co., Brewers. Bell, James Christian Clement. Faq., Bell it Grant, Merchants Levan, Robert trooper Lee, 1.441, Barclay, Ileum, Trittors, Twens. sod Ca, Banker,. Brand, James, Dan., Harvey, Brand, and Co , Merchant. Cave, Charlea, Fey , Prescott, Grote, Care, and Care, Bankers. Et Chapman, hesrdienry, Faq., Merchant and Shipowner. Henry, RW., Daddam and Ca, West bids Met. chant. Yield, George, Faq., Wood, FI.W, and Barbary, Hop Mer chants. Ginn, Thomas Jones, req.. T. A. Gibb and Co., Merchants. John Saunders, Esq., John Kilian GRUM and Co., Merchante. Domino, Captain Alexander, Elf., Director of gad and West India A.. k company. Hibbert, Gomm, lad., Hilbert and Ca, West India lire chants. Game, William Burnley, Esq.. Colonial Company. I I Samuel, Gay., Clyde and J omy, lien:bunts. Kirkland. Sir John, Army Aiteitt. I,yall, William, and Was Lyall and Ca, Mar chants and Edit India Agents. Marrynt, Charles, Faq., Joseph Marna& and Sous. Merchants. Murdoch, James Gordon. Eat, Ransom, /louver* and Co., Bankers Neilson, Cloud Eau.. Claud Neilson and Sous, liffehan Newman. Tbomaa Halaworth, Esq., Newman, Hanks Co., Merehants. Panama Frederick, Esq., James Pattison a Son, Silk and General Merchants. Eda:, John Sanderson, Fag., Sauderson, Trya, lUgge, & CO., Men Meta. 4 at, James , gut., Director of the London, Brighton, and sontla roast Hallway. • Smith, Marti. Tucker, Faq , Smith, Payne, & Smith; Bantam. 'shins. Richarti. Eat , Diehard Twining and Co., Bankers tool Tea Merchants. AVDrront 4101, John Harvey, But., Carlton Club. int... 11. W., BK., Wl', H. W. baton and Son. Silk Brokers. Eaniebar, Horace, Esq., Yorks% Yorks, and Co., East imlis Arents. Field, Barclay. Mao., Wood, Yield. and Banbury. IfopMerchenta heid ii. J. Gray e, Esq.. Itayilen and Reid, Ship Brokers. Superintendent of Town and Foreign Department:, James Holland. depmintandent of Country Deportment, C. Jarvis. Superintendent of Branch Office, Pall Mall—J. Delpratt. Accountant—C. J. Front. Board Day—Wednesday, half.pest I o'clock, toierantes against Fire on every Description of Property al 11. me, in Foreign Countries, and in the Colonies. welerate Rates. Undoubted !Security, Prompt mad Liberal Settlement of Champ. or Damage by Gas erplosion made Good. No Charge for aids r Bolter or Stamp. Duty Is. bd. por cent. per annum. Ilse usual (A' IMITiSSiOn allowed to Merchants and Brokers rife. Wm Foreign and Ship Insuranget waves CAPSULES.—Mr. BETTS, of No. 1, Clty-road, desires to (deo poblio notice that the Lord or's judgments of the Bth hot (see "Times" of the 1 0 th lost.) do Dot In any way elect any person using coy Capsules made by Mr. Betts. and hearinlg his norm, or name gad within., at of which may be need without risk or question.-7th. 15. K IN AHA N'll LL WHISKY. DUBLIN autrßrrtozr, 1805. TM' celebrated old IRISH WIILiKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL—It Is pore, mild, mellow, dellctotts, and very wholesome. Sold In bottles, 3s. A. each, at the retail homes In London ; by the agents In the winripal towns In Bashunl ; or wholesale at 8, Great Windmlllntreet, London, W.—Gbeerre the red seal, punk label. and cart branded Elnaban's LL Whithy. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new Invention, to adadrably contrived that a full butt, as well r railer mile, wry be raised or tilted on It without labour or trouble. Its action is so Impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid told by no porMlfty can be ill/tubed. Price 9s. 12a, 14a, to suit e 1,9, and la gallon arr. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. \o more fiat beer or sour air. M 6 d. ; ditto, electroplated. Pt—Apply direst to JAYBB W, patentee, la, Xing Wiltlaratrest, Maimirrhonse. Bee that ids name and 'dress are on every article ; all °thin ate spurious imitations. I:agrarians gratin Istabirted 1820. OXYGENATED WATER does not drink so brisk as other aerated water, het-Anse the as can only be got Into it In a state of vapour, and condensed w'M the gas pre sent . betas effect on the system is to vitalise the blood and give warmth and force to animal power. Order It fresh from the fa , ratory, ala i onasere, or through any druggist, In masa w caaming six OXYGENATED WATER.—Animal heat is kept V up in the coldest weather by daily draughts of Oxygenated Water. Fresh made from the Laboratory, alt s Lang-acre, or through any druSght LASS NDOM- C of the AIRE and CA LDI:1: . The BI A) Tra COM ERRE la for BALE at REDUCED PRI , 'ES, the premises at Free Trade Wharf, Resat being required for wharf porpoises. Orders for all the new patients and the paten ppsed bottles rusual, from the works, Yorkshire, and the 8 3 s UMW Thantessitre., City, - (lON VERTIBLE OTTOMANS for Centre of V Rooms, to form two settees End two our chairs, • put =ement on tissortUnuy ottoman. Only of FILM= and SON, stereo; 2:1 and sr , lk nters-street, Oxford-street, W. yact.sy, as and IS, Charles -street. An illustrated catalogue Pod tree. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE, 17, TOWER ROYAL, crry, J an . 6,1868.—The whole of the Boob, he., of A. luirimar7d Co. WINS saved uninjured. bei ng d eposited In TWO RILIANCI IFIRE4ROOI , SAFES .--J. TARN'S, Re liance Lock end Rafe Werehoswe, 30, Walorook. taro. Second. hand Bake tram RE 10s. SECOND-HAND FIREPROOF SAFES.-Why purchase new asks whim you may have tecond-Imnd, by Milner, end every other eminent maker, equal to every respect to now. It btu their pekoe, from Insurance compenteNthey Bombay sad other beak Merest—Prices lkee—ti&lPTlTH4 XlO. to-r. pl Career ace ,. Rev. W. A., Yellow of Men College. Rectory, flikiheas. Carver, LA v. A. J.. ILL., Queen's, Waster of Dulwich College. Cavendish, Lard Richard, W.A., Triatty College. Chhichlon Chaanell, Arthar Naas! g, Wag., Tthl4y, 10, Ifarree'obulldloga, Temple. alre, Yew Aithelaecae, IL A., ei. Jaiiaf a. Collison, Rev. F. W., late Yellow of fit. John's, Norwood, Devon. Compton, lee Lord Alsemse. MLA— Thoth, Castle Ashby. Omit% ker. lg.. M.A., Trinity Han. 10, Mlle Shallops-street. Cowl*, Rcv. B. 3L, B. D., legegelhe of at. John's College, irksr of St. Lawrence, Jewry. Cowie, llugla M.A., grimily, 0 Mgereosourt, Temple. lee., N.. M.A., , Trinity, Dealt of Battle. , Sire. de, 34 A.. Trinity College. . Thames, IS.D., late Fellow ant Tutor of St. lola's, and late Public Orator. . . Cerny, P.ov la,lete Yellow and Tater of St. Joint's Col lege, Preacher at the atacterbonse. Cain. Rerinold John. W A.. Trfotty, Rectestonormare, S.W.. Darling.. Ito,. Thomas, St. John's, Sector of df. Michael !toys/ Devise flateet, M.D., lete lidlev et geese, Collins IS, Queen square, Denten, W.A., St. lobe's, Adtby-de-la-Lottelt. Dletnneen, s. H.., ILA.. Trinity College. Stogneet , e. Ineertoe- Dlghy. Rev. R. W. Winfield, M.A., Trinity, Tbornford, near erboine. VOy lib ley, Rev. C. 1, IL A.. Trinity College. Chaplain of ligeohte Tmi Drake, Posp W. frestetly Fellow of 8t John's, and Boa Cases of Worcester. Drits, t W., ILA., Trinity, 7, Ittoraysiste, X. 1 ,115, Antis? 8„ 11. A., late Mos and Assistant Tutor it Wintry, fiseoln. nip. Irv. W. J., M A., bassansel Collage, Besendes, Staple. Riven* Jame, Ray., M A. Downing, Rector of DerAlagbano. Yzap6no. Rev. W. 11 L.A. Wellow, Ramey. Yowler, Rev. N. V., N.A., late Fellow of Nana, RUA. Vkarageo, Meua.. _ . Preentaa„Ven. Archdeacon. Y.A., St. Peter's. Exeter. Press. Rev. John Alexander. LA., lass Yellow and Tater of Trinity. liedilington Viearatte, 'Matto. Prete, R. Temple. V.A., Trinity 14e, Daritry-eireet Chubbier Pony, T.. M.A.. Trinity, iiithnent Court, ssioneester. Darden. Zee. Y., M.A., Trinity Collego, Sub Seen of the Citapal Royal. Gaidart. J. W., LLD., Trinity Hall, late Unfit, Professor of 04:4:1; Itev. 11.. M.A.. Whies MnMOeld, Ttinbridee Wells. n, Rev. Jaa , AD., late Fellow and Tatar of Corpus Christi College. Goodsrle, Very Rev U., D.D., (Merino and Cahn, Dean of Ell. Goodwin, Rev. U. A.. M.A., late Yellow and Tutor of Corpus Christi College, Westhell. SuiTnik. Sonar, Derr. 0. M., JLA., Wsacrhighese Iteetory, Galeehoroueh. Green, Rev. W., M.A., Trinity, IP/Interim, Norfolk. tree•.rv, It, M.A., Trinity College, Ileastuvr al Nand. ling I lospitel. Grew, lion. Joke, M.A., Trinity, Don. Canon of Durham Griffith, Rev. K G.. M A.. Trinity, Winlerimitres. Sallsbnry. Gullleasard, Rev. W. H.. 8.D., late Fell , . of Yeeilrolle,: r pb. llalswell, K, MA., SR John's, DI Lanallurton-gete, Hyde !lemon& W. Parker, M.A., Trinity College, Varnish! Hall, Camkridge. Unrncu, Rev. W., M.A., Christ's College. Kensington Gore. Hurl., noire. Y., M.A., Trinity, lb. tart. Harrow. Harrison, Rev. U.. M.A., Trinity Holley, IMlndoen, Lest. lierlinud, Rev. John, M. A., In. John's, radbrim. W .reesterdslic **lnn Rev. Stephan KA., Trinity, Was College. !laymen, Y. M., 31. A., tt, Dr. Johnsan's.builrtings, Temple, EC. Heath, rev. J. M. M.A., We yellow and Tutor of Trinity, hind, Unhook. Hemming. G. W., ILA., late Fellow of St. John's, Oidamtars, Ileongeorth. See. A. 8., ILA., Pembroke College, Rockland, Attleboroukh, Norfolk. Ilorbrrt. Nom and Very BAIT. George, WA., St. Jobe., Dean of Hereford. Ifereehel„ etr J. T. W., Honorary Fellow of St. Jobe', Collingwood. Honey. Pre. Lord Arthur C., M.A., Trinity, lekwerth Rectory, Iterve;,tbe Rev. Lord C. A M.A. Trinity, Cheiterford. He ate , Rey. T. M.A., Queens'. Sheen. Aehboarne, Derby. Aire. He;:a . e, Sir Frederick W. Bat. M.P., W.A., Delimitate, _ . . _ . _ _ ........... 111=lb, Charles Longuet, M.A., Trinity, Torrey Abbey, Bedford. Dighton, & 0., M.A., aldoey. llal.lvard, Bev. James. 8.D., Rector of logoldsby, formerly Follow sad Tutor of Christ's Concoct. im;are 11:51:1, - 1;t: - Iiiiir;w of St. John's, oakaate Cranky. Hodgson, 11. J., M.A., late Mow of Trinity College, QUelei liench, Master'. Mee, Temple. H 4.11011, Rev. 0. IL, M.A., Sealer Fallow of ninny, Cookham Doan, Maidenhead. Holden. Rev. thilwrt, M.A., LL.D., formerly F.Uow and Am/et ant Tiltor of Trinity. lloltrate Wyndham, /Lk., Trinity College, U, Oldoquazo, noodles-Inn. et. rows. Harrow. Rapper, Rev. A. M.. late Fellow ot u /oho % Hon. Coate of Norwich. rehnte. Donn.* G. IL, M.A., Jenne Collets, 2. rewn-coorl. Telnnin- Humble'', W. Wellington Waken" LL.D.. Trlulty, Cresson?. St. NeUrS. liomPhref. Birr. W. 0., BD., kits Marra Trinity, St Martha's Rar. Jobs, M. A., ?dotty, grater. Isaacson, Rey. J. Y., ED., late Mow and Tator of St. John's, I . l 4coltwi!t . er, koy of Wight. Joinsoa.ll. LVaughan, Esq., N.A., Trinity. Kemp, W. F., M.A., St. John's Oollegs, A Park.place, S.W. Leathss, Rev. Stanley, M.A., Jesus. Professor of Hebrew hi King's College, London. 4, Golden-edema Lonsdale, J. 0 M.A., Trhiky, lAchdeld. Lydekker, G. W., M.A., Lodge. It Albin's. Lyttelton, the Hoe. and reM. MA d . a ..Trtalty, Bayley. Main, Rev. T. J., M.A-, late Yellow of 84. John's, Royal Naval College, Portsmouth. Making, W. T.. M.A.. Trinity, 4, Middle Temple-ban Manners, Right Non Lard J., M.A.. Tricky. Martineau, Rev. A.. M.A., Isle Fellow of Malty, Prebendary of St. Priors and Chaplain to the Bhhop of London. Rev. H. D.D., them of Be. Rues. Barnes, annoy. Merivale Rev. C., LL.D.. late Fellow and Tutor of Bt. Jan's, Chaplain of Howell Commons, Lawlor* neer. hileklethwait, Rev. J. N., M.A., Taverharn NorfolL M Iddlemist, Rev. R. 111. A., Christ's, Harrow. Millar, Rev. J. 0., LLD., Christ's College, Vicarage, Tanswarth Moore, Rev. C. W.. MA., St. John's, Layton. Yeses. Mould, Rev. J. 0., M.A. Fellow of Cuevas Cheek Collage, Bath. Mien, Rev. C. J., late Fellow of Trinity, ninths= Vicarage, Ne1;17 . , Hon. sad Rev. J. H., M.A., Trinity, View of Seotton. Nevins, Orenville IL, M.P., ILA., Magdalen, Bullet& Hall, Olainonbary. leieholl, F. J., M.A., Trinity College. lto. Haeley.street Osborne, ley. W. A., M .A.. Trinity College, Head Mutat or Zeeman &hod, Fleetwood. Otter, Venerable Arciliencon.lL A., Itterbore,Crriold,Buster. ittoO. George, M.A.. 11 geasix-WeVre. Hyderir.. Perry-W J. W., fetelky. Pollock, = t ,TI:A.,WO College, Zsebegaer• rope, ier. CL, M.A., Sidney, Nempston, Loughbovngh Yownan, John Fish, Trinity, O. Old.squate, Linooln'elon. Frowett, C. 0., M A., Yellow of Cionville and Cllll.l corgi. Dr. Johnson's-buildings, Temple. Denten, W. Bayne, ILA., Trinity, 7, Mouton. Zawle Bay. Richard, late Fellow of Trinity Caw, and Ilin- Rgrif of Cochineal College, ItarbaJoes. Rev. C. 8., M.A., Trinity, 7, Whitehall. Hidorsteout, Rev. U., M.A., Emmanuel, Batkikorkk Rectory, Staple- Rol - crime, C. Lockhart, M.D., Cahn County Lozano Lelam, Harranrehentle Sumer. llobertsoa, Her. J. C., M.A., Trinity. Canon of Canterbury. Bader, I, B. B. Hunter, Q.C., M.A., Trinity. Bose, Van. Archdeacon, M.A.,late Fallow of Se Johes,Hooghten CA-uest. Settler, mq Rev. H., M.A., St. John's, Vicar of St. Poore Bedford, Sandford, 0. M. W., M.P., Mardakee College, V 3, Hertford street, ltair. Schreiter. 31. P., ILA., late Fellow of Trinity College, 'wanks= Homan W. Shepherd, Rev. C.P., /LA., Inenmbeat of St. Katharine One, Qty. Skimmeth. Bev. A. Orey, Immansel. the lion. Charles, MA., Trinity, 17, Eaton-place, Baton-square, S.W. Spurgin ham . ler. orfolk. John, D.D., late Fellow of Clue College, Hook- N Stainer, Bev. Sir Lovelace, But., ILA., Trinity, Stoke-on-Tang. Stevens, Rev. C. A., MA., Trinity, Blackheath. atramy,_lter. J. W., MA., Magdalene. Burton, Norfolk. Thom ton, Vms. Archdeacon, 8.D., late Fellowand Tutor al TARR, lana Tewkesbury. Tooke, Pim W T. H., ILA., Trinity, Monkton Farkdea Restea, Bradford, ltshire. Tack, ler. 1 H., M.A. late Yellow of Eines, Ringwood, Mugs. Veaabim. SW. Admit M. A., Pembroke, Canon of lancets. Vaud's, Q. Q.C., A., Jesus, Intro-buildings, Tamp* Wegner, Rev. H. Y. MA., Kings, Vicar of Brighton. Warm, O. Light. MA., Trinity, Somerset-hoine. . Watson, Sir Thomas, Bart., YD., LLD., Honorary Allard IR. John% 17, Heerlettentrast. Wand, lev. & Wlliden ILA., late Fellow and Taller of Ms** lienandon, Esser. rebb, Rev. IL, M.A., Triaity, ( , tannins-street,-street, W. vegyain. N., Y.A., Trinity S, Hell, Pashley. Hunegrern. ler. 1. ILA., late Fellow of Trinity, ReebapAr. W, 1, M.A., Trinity, Potter Hanworth Beckey, “acola. Whitley, Bev. Canon, A., St. John's, Bedlinston. W her oodard, gar J. IL, M.A., oid. Pembroke, Chaplain In Ordinary to llaNdi Kempd Wort=:ea. An2 . I4WOOD•W.P. Unit, Ogler% Claildef• viNte._. • %cm- UNIVERSITY d CAMBRIDGE ELECTION. Ms. BZILIWORD MOMS CAMIIRIDOS COADOITAL DAILY at Um Bull Hotel. C.aolorldop. CRAzaaAR-147. D. 11. DCCBY, M A.. ?reddest al Claw W. IL CA/tIIOIK, J.W. W. ELS. MA.. IMola - J. D.B. MAYOR, W.A.. Catatettawroom. 801 l lloteL Csaabrklgu MirIRS of the SENATE who have been wastia. or who es Ddb to Mu bees seulestad, to deliver VOTING PAPMJI ere requited to WI as Mt. ISO* , TOED norm COIIIIITTIM-ItOults. the WI Betel, Cent Midi., Wore they rooted to the Poll. for He poring* of racer taking whether there we stir Pros Nun beallag lawmen..." I TO the MEMBERS of the UNIVERSITY of JANE. oarrumr.—ass• we led addreded yea ea MAW of Sir John Lubbock's Committee, champs have occurred with regard to the mammalian of she Pste•mity In Parliament hy the re trammel If Wood,,thermagraroldedhlateelerweglet before the irnireselty Is reduced to fear. all of them avowedly mews: and en were ground It Is *gamble that thee:preload of libetal opinion with regard to them liar shoed nos lemonte more decided. JWedrtp Irma • nowt sonnenceresst in the .• Those of the of signateres to he requidttoir pre , seated by Mr. laws. ft would appear thee so t oat easdklate ham at present the amareht support of may souelsterstais section of the I graduates. That Dr. Waters Mows with rand is the repreeentatten of Use University ere not shared In by all hI. Ws sepparters is eclat from the appended letter, which Gee of u. has seethed from Mr. Bompaa, grevionsly • earretery to Ids enneattioe, and which we have depended= of Mr. Mangos to c 1 We have ventured to savor support=J6lin Labbott ea the grenade of his aloes aersaidies with the Velveraty. of his distimmialsed literary aid middle attaidinesela. of Ida out as • public masker and man of Beriness, and, above all, oa 'coma of him thorough ideatinselloa with Use estimations.' Mews sad general politic* of the great majority of our peddles. We need scarcely say that, as a scientific &an himself, and a feeder in the scientific thought of she day. Mr John labium-Vs opinions upon the .alas of science to education differ widely from tame which have been :mantle emceed, and are, es Utlnk,, more In accordance with Owe lid* a added ter Um repromatetton of • learned body might DB Waded to lididatit Sir Joint's advocacy of scientific eddy as as al part of • liberal education is based upon his reccomitlea at Ile veld as • means of Intellectual culture, rather thee up" a same coast derathis of the Immediate utility of stied* knowledge. Should you see the form of them coaildsrattasie, aid not already time attest sow muss to to. WA of gar Jabs labeock's 'importers. we beg you will communhate wflis cos of us at year surliest eonssistinsce.. 7 - sei - beh7.lTaf the Committee. yaws ismeoltully, V. W. PAREAIt, ltA., Ise It II .trow G. C. MIRY, Usdversky Collage,' W.C. W. ODLMING spital, M.D.. , , F.Z.8., Bartholo- Koh liar nsew's o D.C. Y. H. YYD4IIIIIIi, D.A., Oafs 1100- I ping, hi. 8, Km° Bomb Walk, Temple, T.C., lfebmary t, lES M 7 dear l'Yeamith.—Yon • me DO doubt aware that Dr. Wood has dyned Ida tntention no longer to continuo • candidate far the repromotatios of the Univers* of London. A. ono of Ws supporter', I have teen obliged. Umeefers, to enowider the claims winch the other candidates have upon the suffrages of the meditates. I have always fait that, if possible. lb was dedrable that we mlacmid be represented by one of our own graduates. and I bad list to madder whether I could conseleallevialr i allaPert Mr. Begehat The OM umber for • new onlvernity, • gm-, lusts, will necessarily be subject to much observance and est =and it is emontlal therefore that be should sot sty he • &Mc bet one who would steed no handle foe remark& Moreover. I think oar member should be chosen from those who already fume given time and tremble to the Littered& of the University In leas prominent positions; but Mr Dagshot km rendered himself conspicuous by his failure to work for the University, either as • member of the Graduates* Committee or under the new charter. . . Dr. triri;d7irr hiSlettes:l; ter.coStle, expressing Ms IntenUan to retire has called the special attention of his supporters to the candidature of Mr. Lowe, but the very points ia his opinions there referred to seem to me to afford occa,ions fur opposing his election. His views on eductllon may he gathered from his published speeches, and especially the speech that be delivered lam autumn at kalishurgh, and, both with relation to the lower and middleclasets, they appear to me wholly erroneous. With respect to the lower claws, his fundamental proposition apron to be that it Is the duty of the government to educate the people, SI it le to administer justice and to protect property. This assumes In the strongest form the old tory theory of a pa nes' government, which has gradually bees giving place ter centuries to the theory of Individual liberty, and which, rather than the were external form of the government, constitutes the cnisnLial difference between despotism end freedom. With the conclusion be draws from his theory, that the government ought to supply by compulsory ragtag schiestion to Mom who have sow i.e mesa of obtaining ft, I fully agree; bat I minuend that Sir John Lubbock support" the some views on the sounder principle that government is rand to see that children ere sup plied, either by their panda or, if that is impends, by govern ment itself, with the menial" of U. With regard to middle-class education, Mr. Lowe bee wintered to pet se the id requisite the acquirer's' el aril In formation, and to treat as only semodery the roper training of the mind. It will be unformed' if the advocate of such principles receive the support of our Ifenereity, which has been accueed (Mori untruly) of farreverfegillllllllllMosil whose real object has bear to direct the studios of young sea In sad a way as should best train their mental preen. lam fer tsAs den that it is desired* that 'elands dada 'iodations a far feature than they do in modem ederelen : histmethis point Sir J M il bbock will advocate the are with tar higherfic, attainments end with goesid=ra the this principles of education. Mr. Lowe's views ea the in! ject of tho Irish Church are the rise as those of all the other candidates, and indeed &xenon so that they can haft be oondileredaa Worn, any ground far ear Mom however, if l had with Mr. Lowe inlar=an the subjects referred to by Wood, there or other groupie on whirl I should knee loin Isipasibi• to we. bra& As • liberal, I could IMVe? vas for one who has *NPR by his ado r well as words Olathe has • profound Ashen of the memy msJoefh_of supporters his fellow-coeneryssen. I it Is b limight er A ef Ms that the d know ream of Mann Mb. hie drier en that edict are d little importance; eo far is thi tress being the ear, that In the speech I hem referred to, bet brie his views on Ms question of education es the melt of iebent, and says that he should have thought the changes whieb be am advocates undesirable, bet berths peeing et the lama MI Another misetiem resod only to der nmeglieril by Dr. Wood, is oar relation with ear eolinial sugale. Mr. Inn* has done his bed, arrially bybis speech as theatres's/ Cinada, to weaken the tiat barer the eekieleined the warm erribp, end to create meted distrust Those who, like i sm . some connexion with Canada, know what Indignation rode Mud, as it sears to me, justly), not only Canadians throneelves, but also emcee those m=ina deem moat Interred in the welfare of that colony. I have heard it said that Mr. Lowe's speech au lierepard annexation of the Usdnetity of Durban' to our oceseireney gives dm • claim to our port. I certainly felt that rem of conselendous end wew•rded wont for the Univeralp, sada se than tel Di Wood, downed every recognition: bat the bet that ate time when it was already known that Mr. Lowe wr likely to be asked to stand for our University l , he note sranst a motion which would have deprived him of al respect al repre senting the constituency, seemato me but • poor ground Irse turning him as our member. I have nytttee thus at !ratio you to show you that it Is not without consideration that you l have &dad to ask you to allow me to untie with and your workers In endeavouring to rear 8r 3eirs Lubbock far Mow enr future member. his John is closehcounseled without' Ilsawr atty, his tether was car firstAs, alaDor, sad he breamits a member of the grata too, he is not a gamble et elder of the older Universities, sad his yet to be roads he will become, If e l =r 7 elesel=ed ia with our Uni v eMly that tt will be of mei rnment ell he never eotorty graduated among se. The Irma OW wild Mu placed him, at so earl, an age, in the filet re d of wreak men, and which he has onalm a d not only on asere. par. rite but cm the study of polities, entiles him to lie position a/ our member. w upon the onsellassed the day he is consistently liberal in principle you r well as drier I shall be happy, therefore, to give you any aid I sr able la securing his return. I remain, yours takta fi n iffiT M. DOMY,U3. 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A:g4 :S . &NU.,MYTHICAL asd HISTORICAL. Ey lUcuAzD Mann. (With Dew' a Map a 160.) Or - - C. J. Ilkeet lit Elms $ NOVEL NEVER EMU VITELLSIITZ. NV THE AUlBult OY ^ JADE Airotars MILES; &. • la 3 vols. uu Yeb. IS. 11.3 all uterus. CHARLOTTE'S INHERITANCE. Now reedy, 91HE MONEYS of all NATIONS, with their mined Yalu° In Znglish Curresay. Mx copies mil Imo postoe racelp. of two pew slamps. Addis. T. 11.413.40 mai Oa. 40mowoosek ThaiditetA, Zia eloa, TIEBItETTS ILLUSTRATED ENSILAGE, BAZONATEAOII, and ISIGHTAr►I; now ready, ores 1,700 Inalaratloas, 17a. IL: or la two salaams Os ed. goo Debrett's Mow. of Cowman, sad Us Jogiolaa Bear& war 11,00, Maslonlons es Ad—Dona and Bon. 11, ladplabill. ITRE AT THE CHARING-MOO HAIL WA I STATION. - .---...--.- rund At eight o'clock last night Water was still being ehrimns oa the heated rola& The whole of So oustems depart. meal has been destroyed, sad the damage deft to the Mass roof will necessitate its underpin' a thorolgh repair. The railway bridge, which moms the Thames, midis as the. prookaity tow fire, is uniaamed, as balm permanent way—oily ens length of rail being ma unfit for marries. The fur *condoned an intim am pension of traffic until 8.30, when the departure. of the continental express wan eireolod in misty. Mr. Watkin, chairman of the South Eastern Railway Company, Mr. Cockburn, Mr. Eturall, genoral manner, Mr. Richardson, station-master, and &eventl of the directors, were present daring the fire, which is said to have originated in the overheating of a Bum The damage done is estimated at about 6,0001. The inconvenience so travellers was very great, Cannon-street being the nearest station at which they could book for the South Eastern service. TO TOE !EDITOR 01 TUB TITRES& Sin,—For the information of the public I shall be obliged by your announcing that the trate° will he rammed in the coarse of to-morrow morning at the Charing-cross Station. We were compelled to 'upend the running of the trains this afternoon daring the fire, whish has unfortunately destroyed the Baggage Simi. aatiaa-room nem to the bridge, a timber erection of one door waly. I may add that neither the bridge over the Thames, the structure ma which the mils are laid, nor the iron roof of the station have sustained any injury, except as regards the glass, and a portkm of the wood work at the end of ihe roof war the river. Tk• dm was extingnialied in time to allow al the departure of the Continental Mail, leaving Charinymom ►t t usual time, vie., 8.10 pas.—l am, ft., C. W. RBORALL, Geared Manager. South-Samsun Railwry, General Managerb-cdise, Loadon-bridp 81ation, Feb. l& - A meeting of the Royal Horticultural Society was held yesterday is the Council-room South Korudig ton, and for the time of year a good clispla ii r roads. Mesas. Veit& exhibited a fine group of o though 'undoubtedly there was nothing to equal a spe m oea of Ordegyne mistata from Chatrworth, one of the finest specimens of cultivation ever exhibited. A group of ratter dwarf cinerarias and another et cyclamens were deservedly • much admired. Mr. W. Wilma Bounden, P.E.S., pre sided, and the following candidates were diode& (elfin.' of the moiety. :—Mrs. Charles Altera, Mr. B. Basnett, Mrs. Myth Mr. James Buckle, Mrs. Mope, Kr. Charles Hales, Mr. :team Gilbert, Mr. J.B. Gower, Mr. Joseph Graham, Ben. Arthur Hubbard, Mr. B. N. Irving. Mr. Gooey Janyns, Mr. Thomas Kelso, ant-Goneral George St. P. Lawrence, C. 8., Mr. Edward Invison, Xis. Lewin, Mr. G. B. Matoo, Mr. Alexander Mallassis, Mr. A. B. Ns/Ales, Mr. W. BoMaren, Mr. Alfred Short, Mr. George, Smith, Mr. J. T. Stanton, t r uh i s ttowart, Km. Towne, Mn. Titular'', Mr. F. G. to. Lame PIATIOWAL raminvios.—The Council on Fdriattica at South Essangton, through Mr. Cole, have to oopp/i a series of works of art of the highest trust and mdse. is In exchanged at intervals for others from the ammo= of the department The colleges of Oxford and Cambeidge rupply soma ran specimens of *.M of the fourlosath and sixteenth centuries presented by the founders. Mr. W. Bragg. wal led :ld a choke selleslien of iliminoted MSS., sad Interenting aolksidoe, Illustrat in g a from his the Wren and use of Yawn in all °ambles, /en The Sari of Chosterßsid will sand the celebrated Chelsea vase, companion to that in the Foundling Hospital, Jewelled cabinet, plats, ka. Illemnal of the City companies have consented to allow their early loving cups, and other *Mosta of laterert, to bo exhibited. There will also be a dirpley of otris insignia from Oxford, Chester York, Lincoln, Leeds, Swrhsrosa, iliguad (PortshireLPrestos, Shrewsbury, and other ssenicipal °a towns. directors of the Zest India Museum contribute largely from their stores. This section I will be under the superintendence of Dr. Forbes Wawa. A magnificent display of early illuminated znanuarripts is now in mono of anangensent by Prole/sot J.O. West- wood. A Meisel (Ishii manufacture of lace will be Mu band by_Mrs. Maslow, of Horton Hall. Tits HITISIAN Lsoruinnurr.—Caunurnen, IL—The Rev. J. J. B. Pawns, 8.D., of Carpus MAW has been Coned Who cake of Halseen Latest& hr sli C year 186& The sinners to this of as are Mr. Edam's trustees and the four Divhdty Professore ; and II dike the Master of Trinity or the Weldor of Sk John's ehell be Viero Chancellor, Ms place shell be supplied by reßM= Profaner of Omsk. Th e bey of the Ise the to preach booths& feu sad not sawn than six sseliele lathe year. not The subject of the discourses to be linebiscring the object of revealed rellglen, or to • • Min shim most diawalt or ohmage ports of Hub • lime. se both. ' • ILLS:-Lars Lielsois. The aserabeee of the Ckeie Itssisharie, Mark-lam, taw prevented, B. L. Swats, aid= u ltk a IN the National IMelmai Institution and , COOL J Is 'bee ocassrilisn the Ininitatien bee dsdid to ems the Ifirmoulle bogs lifeboat the " ILsak-froo." Tins PITNIIIISIST ester Diess.—• LAW been Lim ave:—" The Grand Damen et thoseaten of *Mom has Amit remistablished the penalty of death whisk was tha illor ' it r ot :Z7ln 1 1 11% Ott ok Sb elks 51 supporta eve At the sitting of tba Upper House . to-day, the bill hiconalarnsatiest to this deposed German sieve mins came on for debate. Hem rem Bs•nsek asked whether the government still adhswed to Me trinity with the ex-Kit:got Hanover, after the inci dents that bad cosarred in cosimazien with the Hanoverian logirm. The Finance Minister selplied in the affirmative. The government bad tnkeis the intrigusis a/ladsid to into serious osarideration. If, after the bill was passed into law andpromulgated, King George continued to act in o spirit opposed to the, treaty, the government would attach. hit property, and not deliver up one thole: until it was convinced the treaty would be faithfully ob served. The house then unanimously passed the bill The bill relating to the establishment of a provincial fund for Hanover then came under dis cussion. The bill was supported by the Minister of Finance, and adopted by LW against 14 votes, in the form in which it peened the Lower House. SPAIN. MADRID, Pas. 18. Rumours aro current that a Carliat band of about 60'men had made their appearance in Na- varre. They are said to have had a skirmish the day before yesterday with the Civic Guard, in which several were wounded. The p01:c43 in Navarre have seized 3,000 copies of the portrait of Don Juan's eldest son, whom his partisans de. nominate Charles VII. BOMBAY, Fn. 15. 7lbs. shillings, sr. 6a. ; 8111*. dittio, 6r. 4.. ; 40's mule twist, 101—market unchanged. Cotton unchanged. New Oomrawuttee, 180 r. Shipments of the week, 23,200 bales. Exchange on London, Is. 104 d. Freights to Liverpool, 675. 6d. The latest London data is the 10th inst. Q 0.01/211., Fn. 14. 71be. shirting*, 6r. ; 811 be. ditto, Or. 14a.—tend iug usi d. w ards. Cotton, 16. Exchange on London, le 1 Four per Cent. Government Securities, 02} ; ire per Cent. ditto, 10D 1 , Fire-and-a-Half per Cent, ditto, 1141. Freighis to England, lin seed, Ms. MI Trieste.) CALCUTTA. Jas. V. Great dissatisfaction is felt with reference to the departure of the weekly mail from Calcutta on Sunday. The Chamber of Commerce has presented a me morial to the government of India, signed by the chief merchants and bankers, praying the govern ment to favour the scheme of direct overland tole gisPl?- Brigadier-General 'Stuant, , with the last Bengal brigade, left Calcutta for Abyssinia on the 10th of Jan . . . . . Bhootan continues in a most disturbed state, the chiefs contending with each other. Emir Shere Ali has retired to Herat, and aban doned Balkh, which baa been peaceably occupied by Abdul Rahman. BOMBAY, Jay. 29. Nearly thirty vessels have left Bombay for Abys sinia during the last fortnight with troops and animals and the third brigade Hold force. The de- Laguof the fourth brigade is indefinitely de d7 Great and successful exertions have been made by the Bombay Commissariat to meet the requisitions of the Commander-in-Chief for more animals and stores. The task has only been accom plished through a great strain being put upon the executive branch department. Over 13 million pounds of cotton were shipped from Bombay in December. The new lighthouse was brought into use on the 15th January. The prisoners in the Janne Gaol recently rose against the gaolers, but were overpowered, and three of them were killed. A largo gang of Walther prisoners overpowered the guard of the Rtnagherry (1) Gaol, and escaped, after killing and wounding several, and arming themselves. CHINA. HONG KONG, Jiff. 25. Grey shhtinga, 6i catty, 196 dol . '. Water twist, 16-24, 123 dola. Tea advancing. Szchimgo on London, 4a. 3/d. 911ANOILig, JAN. 20. Grey shirting., 61 catty, 2.25 taols. Tea, Congoe, limited Mumma. Silk advancing—No. 3 Tsatlee, 540 tads. Settlements in fortnight, 2,000 bales. IC:change on London, ss. 11d. Freighta, 31. AMERICA. The Inman steamship City of London, from New York, arrived at Queenstown at 12.25 p.m. yesterday, with 33 peasengers and 15,150 dole. in speck. She Laded the mails and pomeagers, and promeded for Liverpool at 1146 p.m. (Por City d Leedom, rid Querlowa.) NEW YORK, Ps. 8, Nom Kr. Tborstaso, tits saw British Minister to the United States, was pressisted to PresidentJohness by Br. Seward yesterday, sod cordially received. ln his address to the President Kr. Thornton the Queen's friendship towards the county over which Mr. Johnson so worthily presided. Her Majerty's govern ment felt deeply grateful for the sympathy shown by America en account of Sir Frederick Braes" Mr. Thornton concluded by declaring that it would be his endeavour to strengthen the friendship between the two conntrim. President Johnson replied that the Queen more than any other Sovereign, enjoyed the respect a nd the sym pathy al the American people. Her ?deject?' kind mas sage amesunged him to hope for • speedy adjustment of the existing differences bites= the two governments. Sir Frederick Bosse had wen the respect and friendship of this government and nation, and the some oonsidoser lion and oculidenos would be extended to Mr. Thornton. The grancial munrattee of the Senate he reported the Pirating Bill, grovidira for • ocesolidsted tlbyear Cones basted Flys per Oast Loon to the mmeat all the nation's ohligations, wept 15 per omit., and ensimispahle at per for other national meraitios, the principal end tared to be payable in min, the gemeansh bevies he option of redemption after ten yeas.. The onsmittee hen aim reported the Bealdne BM, re wing the reetriraiss epos the chrenistion sit the United Orates, sod =tending it to 101‘11011,5100 The Leninism' eumentims rejected ea mdlasites Viegithate ohpiap. Gemini Renee& bne feebly removed the heel oom misioner at Nom Orimai ben his pod for usgiest of duty. The Illedmiemi Republish sonmation. has amoinsted white mminekmly upon dr at ate hie* • The Nee* Oohs' emehnilia lasaeJsNed a resole tins dmiesing hat paw* !MUSA& mai eir write see ineillgible !mph& aeon ..• Oseseal Meade bee entesei.'Mme d the Mebane eleetion to Sherds,. There aca luileatitat that the my ' ettallittha 410.14. rz Yesterday the deputation from the London aides aasietiee' delegates waited. by appointeuen,upon the Hoe. Mr. Oladeterse, M.P., et his private residence, 11, Oarlton.lniese.terreme, for the purpose of explaining to him the witted Isoirkieg of trades esiess, and of refuting the alleged iineerect staleineeln made by him in • speech et Oldham, en the 18th of Dennis last. The deputation was ecoopesed el Mr. George Potter &Welt chairman of the delegate meet*, Mr. Jr. T. Dunning 'book binder), Mr. H. Broadhurst (meson), Mr. M. Lawsenor M'ilaroara (plasterer), Mr. Joseph Leicester (glaaretaker). Mr. Squire (veinier), Mr. Lewis (bomb maker), Mr. Onbo (cigar maker), and Mr. R. Hartwell, secretary of the Working Men's Association and dele- gate meeting. The depetation represented a °ponderable number of trades both in London and the provinces. The proceedings were opened by Mr. %serge Potter, tie gist of whose speech was givea in yesterday's Boras. At the condone& of his address, Mr. GLADSTONE immediately rose to reply. Passing ever the oats of 'toles...exercised by working-men towards their fellow working-men (which Mr. Gladstone did im• believe would be • subjeet of contention between himseY and the deputation), and briefly referring to the remedy of which they had been deprived by • judg m e n t in • oourt of law against fraudahmt oaken, Mr. Gladstorse proceeded to give his vises on the subjects brought before him by the *potation. He observed with regard to the principle of associatioas amenpt working men, with • view to the diminution of the amount of labour and getting the best prim fork, that be could take no *sceptic's to associations on that principle. He rather thought it was what might he called sell-&fenes in . tho friendly strife between capital and labour, and moped many good romans for the sasociatioa of worship men was its bene ficial tendmoy in the provision thus made for themselves and their infirm members. With 'aspect to strikes, Mr. Gladstose was not prepared to say that in themselves they were unjust cad improper, although be app re h en d e d th a t it required great judgment to determine when a strike was warranted by circumstances. But be viewed with much interest the experiments that appeared to hold out some promise of a mesa, of adjustment between employer. and 'theorem, and there was nothing be looked upon as more fall of proud,* than the establishment of such in stitutions as the co-operative mill at Oldham, provided they were commercially sound, becauoi nothing was so desirable as that which put working men in the coalition of both capitalist and labourer. With respect to regulations in restraint of labour, it appeared to the right hon. gentleman that so a general rule they had a tendency to diminish the aggregate amount of the fund which constitutes the whole wages of the country. The restrictions, too, imposed upon em ploye!, in many cases had had a most powerful effect in stimulating invention, and the introduction of machinery might havo been less cupid but for the fact that is some businesses employers had found themselves hard drivan r l what they bad thought the restraint. ins upon them. With respect to the employment o women it should be remembered that If they did compete with the men, they were the wives and daughters of the men ; and it their labour was cheaper it was for the benefit of the men themselves as a dale ; in other words, the aggregate earnings of the labouring class in the conununity, and in that particular trade, were greatly increased. Then with regard to time boys it was exactly the same thing. It was mid that apprentices had ensall wince, and that that was • reason foe limiting their labour. If that was the fact the 'mention was whether it wan not desirable that they should work as unapprentised bop', sad obtain the best wages the market would afford. The right hors, ggeentleman then proceeded I to speak in terms of made of certain rules laid down in some trades against pieos-work, and the rules pre seething for each man the mode in which he should actually perform his labour, and concluded by observing that, as it appeared to him, the best condition :of the labouring community was that in which the way upwards was the easiest and moat open. Other members of the deputation afterwards addressed Mr. Gladstone, who asked a variety of questions upon the points raised. Mr. Torres, In returning thank. to Mr. Gladstone for the kind end courteous manner in which he had received the deputation, said that from all that had been advanced by the various speakers it would be men that iu regard to the limitation of spreaders supplanting skilled work- men pointed to two facts, that it was what all true statesmen wished accomplished—namely, the restriction of juvenile labour, se that the period of education in boy. hood might be extended for several years ; secondly, IS suggested the necesafty of an organised system of emigra tion, whereby the surplus labour of the country should be tame to oar colonise, when it b so mush needed. With regard to the general action of the unions, it would be seen that anion men did not object to work with 0011.11111012 men • that is the majority of trades ap prentioes were not limited ; that the enforcement of a minimum rate of wages was as necessary for the best interests of society as for the welfare of the workmen. The deputation wee movineed that the societies whom they represeuted were not perfect, but they were anxious that all the Imperfections sad abuses should be eradicat, sad that they should be conducted on principles that would meet with the approbation of the public. The deputation them withdrew. Tan lame Pasts Paoszcorionst—The prosecu tion of Mr. Pigott, the proprietor of the Irishman, for the publieAtion of seditioni libel', commenced yest rday, and proceeded sa far u the speech of counsel for the defence. THE briars MvsEvar.—The old East India Com. peay's Munson,, once 8o famous in Lead/ohsll-street, but which in recent s has found • quieter abode in a so eluded part of Whitehall, at Fife House, is, we are in formed, to be removed to pander and more conspicuous premises, via., to a suite of rooms in the new India-ohice, St. James'eparic. According to the arrangements, both. the library and the museum of the lido East India Com pany, bi Bsparated„ will Ind • !Sting home under the offload roof of th• Somalary Stan for India. Tb• nucleus of the India Museum has ben teemed from valu able sollections of the nom& and manafeeturee of the East these will be Carefully rearranged, with addition, at the India-offiee, under the superintendence of the " Re on the products of India to government"—Dr.reclin er. Watson. Fife House, which is crown property, will it is expected come into the hands of the Society of Arts, for the display of another national collection pre- paring by the ssty. STOLZ NZWINOTON Wowico MEZZ OWL- The fourth smug Meting of the Stoke Newington Workbag Men's Club and Institute was held on Monday rrialinkii i the British &awls, appetite Abney-park Ceme tery, • la-street, tinder the pmealegey of Mr. ANsed Zo i r ity . e report euoemaglag le . :t . r:z r,.. d . ct icp b .w ;f at • Mon of the meter, the Bev. Thsense Jsokaon„ meciaded by lb* Bey. Mr- apenaely. A resolstioa affirm. kg the Manama advantages of eh& to working men, se MOM of temeetian, imperemeet, sad social intercourse, WOW by a thiselisliee faun the Working Men% Chub ail %tee, neehinng of Meters. Thomas !blame Om. seentery) and J. T. Darla., whose Towhee , wee herd with grunt attendee, end wale beer= pleaded lay tbe munesses &adieus al members and of the bettnitke. Several reeshrtions sad expreasione Woks, inelniting ewe to the depatatisa, were M by Messrs. Beek, Bwaborl, Z .° et d i e a Ind* and other gintlZZ the ses torsi aided aka* slew ten et AND Or. .101:11'84,0010 RAILWAY. —The me et the Monk= be bet the bee sad _bane bees the Bebe benne be Bebeneen an pea& Welly anainal. sad tint fibe ”nbr et the Ilse ties nthile teas say be esedbally hr fa the GANION aI s very tea weeks. 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