The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-08 00:00:00

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OiebilL isi dell limbic& ZOOLOOICAL Boom or LONDON.—At the mastblz i oi ler pasismilm e r tbs Sosisty's Nat. Tier fa Me elt il , g lard WM= C. e. Sep mad C. . mesa sleeted fellows ; Mean. 0. 0. Lfale. T. lawriass. 1. 1. Freddltkl, J. Stoma, P. IL. Ihmsogr, P. do Isms, mad H. Toot, sad Mn. POW sere =easiliadestsr dm fellowship; red loam Omsk Nano. at Its&eks. 'ad Dr. Omekaa. d liegadere, ere preser r tunespsisdise mambas. Awry the dona tor resserd le the sire herr presented by Me Ilejesty tits 1 W elf sad a pima presented by W.l Zed of Oehler Tbs aembir al 'triton dotlai dim err bag bora *lOB, beim ea hmams over the corn. spiadiap pried din year et /y7Ol. ASYLUM Fos FIXel.ll ()emetic—Yesterday the errl mend mutt of this eseitliard dray, tastitn.ed Y 1758, took pleas la Ms based.resta et Me Mediation. weMa.bMer.rod. sod was very semerveday attended. lebem I , ,oeet, Bp., out of the vke•preeklatte, eetaited the link. Healy Ittems. Bea.. tae tumairacemply te.eisMed taastuee, asd Thum= fistabry, Fag., mat darted • Mar =id=Ywill& a pert Melted of pleasure was szpramed efessatersee• et kis befog • demeadast of tiro gem• lismsz+lisabsys) wits Nod tea aloe of rtes -pte.i. lents of es se Wiest limadaelm, upward, of 100 years awe. Mr. T. . Bask moved dm ire4iteetiam of WI amosittar, sad a mirdlel asas of tbaske for Mir ezettteee deft the pose (malrebp X as7) L pm, la alkali obey bad Wm m materially as dead Davies, tbs tatisfelipabis stmattry. The me. lOW WM( boa eessinseely ergise, reetiee cried eta dreier the drama MUSIC. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1859. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. A young lady with a Spanish name—Mlle. Cal deron--eppeated last night as Amine in the Bosmireimia. We do not now her antecedents or her country ; but, Indent from her voice, we should suppose her to be a French women'. It is thin, and when strained, ea It frequtntly was, ft became somewhat shrill, with a tendency to sleeper of intonation. She failed, emordingly, in legate penmen of long, sustained notes ; but was more encomefal in dorid plusses, which the quality of her lOW ambled her to execute with considerable nestswee. Ikhe lea pretty mow woman, sad looked rim pert very well; sad bee meth( evinced letalitgeoce and feeling; but her per formance, takes altogether, was deficient in power. We be lieve she would be very useful in a seoondary line of Dunne, bet abe lacks strength to sustain principal chsteetwe la a peat theatre. In other respects there was nothing re aultable In the perhemasoe of the opera. Owdoni ap pend la his old sad favourite character et Mateo, sad the Coast /Welk was agreeably penonsted by Debanini. MADAM, LOLA AfORTIZ. AA addition to the number of metropolitan lecturers me made Let sight In the pima of Medium Lela Monies, ▪ Comment of Laaniabit," whir, at the ilk. Jease's•ltall, and him • eery annimene an d delivered • hetet' sa and Amorists Character." She is poisoned al • plsesfegeeataases, natural vivacity, Reefed atlf-cau ward. aud a den g well managed mace, speaks with Whet inedM ataid artfully seasons her discourse with etapilumate to tickle the national vanity and to arena those British amen which are ever evokable at • toga el flattery. The matter of her lecture le not new. That Lgldelara am "toad and businesslike, while Anorname aid impetuous ; that spittoons are to be sem ht al Yankee hews; that the moitsment In the States en the aseaske of laying the /ideate callow's preposterous; the In America fortune. are smarmed in cos day and lost in another, we have ail hand a hundred times. Battyis the social part of the discourse, where the lecturer speaks of the position of young American ladies before and after mintage, of their freedom, their aptitude for flirtation, and their general baptism while In • state of spinsterhood; and their tame ness mud fifth altar submitting to the Rarey-lying pro ems of esseriap. All this was told with much point and quantum ; med bed the leterner stopped here thw o v e. tti would hare bees amplete moms, but she then Into a long rattiest dimaisition an the misting state of par ties in America, which, being totally union res Mg to raise teethe of the audience, formed a perfect anti-climax, end put the sigma for a general retreat. ldeperiemee will Meet her to eliminate this portion of her teat, end she will thee doubtless take good rank among the aneartaleare et the emess, though her lectures will never be rate' • pellMellee 111L1/21 COMP4h73B' AUOWATION. The usual monthly mattiog of the Railway Corn =Association wee Mid ysetwday at the/Clearing-Lome, -street. Esstrea•aqaare; Mr. THOMPSON, chairmen of the North-Eastern Orimputy, occupied the chair. The minutes of the teat meeting having been mad and confirmed, • statement of the eimenditure of the semoiation was reed, from which it appeared that the quota to be paid by each of the thirty associated computes was 61. Ile. 4d., which was ordered to be debited to them through the Clmring-konew mounts It was also resolved that the alteration auggestad by Mr. Buller and Mr. Dodson is the draft of the bill pro peed b! emaciation be panted and Mutilated among the men and also that Lord Redeciale be requested, on the pert the association, to make his bill for the premed= Gish. trend/sof return tickets apply to periodical tickets also. Mr. HODO‘ON, M.P., then callei the attention of the aro &dee to the 'Totem of diverging _traffic by private arrange ments between the compactor. The hon. pestles= owe =that although the were three railway routes between re etre and Liverpool, yet owing toe contract between the Newcastle and Carlia'e and the North Heaters Cranyanies, the traMo, instead of proceeding over the shortest route, wee seat round by Noemanton and York, the Newcastle mad Carlisle Companyy refuting to book through to Liverpool by the Carlisle and line. He was prepared to prove that In conseqsance of such a state of things the rotes bad eased from 30 to 60 pro east. It wee, ha thought, ha bi t= that the amociation should expo= its opinion ups this matter, looking to the fact that they woe met together to protect not only the interests and privileges of the railway composite, but also the Interest. and privileges of the publics. He weadd therefore move • resolution condemnatory of such W.r7 B. NODOISON ' chairman of the North British Cool y, emended the reeolution. Re considered that the Laeaseee and Carlisle Company was coerced into the arrangement, as he had heard, by the theist of the chairman of the Newcastle and Cattalo Company that if they did not do se the baffle between Newosalle and Liverpool should be coaled at the rate of 2a. 6d. ps ton. The CitalallAN etplaiasd that by an agrteemat between the =them companies it was armed that the ladle from all pleas south of Dumfries should be sent by the stet coast route, and that from the west coast should follow the west oast route. The principle of that agreement was to keep the trallc in the proportion in which It bad gate before the egamment, the robe beteg equal; and be deeded that either say of the companies or the public was prejudiced the agreement. With regard to the natural route of tra ms, it wee that which the traffic when per free, took or • syrtem of equal rates, awl ' , tried by that test, the circuitous route Wes the natural one, and it was so brume of the greater (militia at Fleet than at Whitehead' for transmit tag the Irish traffic to Belfast. In this arrangentint they calagatel that one-third of that traffic would maid by the Lamest. r and Carlisle line to Whitehaveu, which was more than really did s); and it was upon that one-third the ton• nage referred to was paid to that c mpany, and in petrel he would maintain that, with the exception of a alight rise in cotas goods, the rates were lower than before the agree talent. _ . Ale r acme further discussion the reeeting wee adjourned withlut coming to a decigon upoa the yes 'lotion. INOORPOIATILD 800117 T OF =MOM VICTUALLZAIW. Yesterday the quarterly general 000 rt of the mem bers of tide society was held in the board nom of the School Haw, Xeseingtos-Isne, Lambeth, for the purpose of re. °Hein the gent rat and financial ',Forte for the election of allows far the year ensuing, and on °her business. This was one of the most oummously attended oonrte which have taken place for some yews paer, &appoint to have arises from the seal of the numerous (dents taking an interest fa the eleciion for the °Moe of committeeman, fee. Mr. M. Smyth, of Hackney, governor of the sot bey, presided. The famecial report, nod by Mr. Smalley, the secretary : showed that the balance of the peat quarter WA. 1,201/1. Its. 91., which, with the subscriptions to the school, Ike., made tho total receipts 12,0431. 17.. Id., end that, after de• fraying the necessary es; eines for the support of the school, sad relieving 362 claimants at an esneum of 1,3701. I2e. 6d., a Weise reemined of 604. 9s. 4d. The expense for the daimerts bed bete somewhat heavy, arising chiefly from the enumerens deaths (no les, than fifteen) whfoh had w eaned. TM fund. of the past quarter, as compared with the correspoading quarter of the I remits yen, sad in fact whit several prwedeg ear., were highly satistactaty. The fond required for the enfranchisement of the noble building is which they were this assemblid had during only one year and dm scathe been fully rah el—in a great degree through the preemie of the belle at Guildhall and St. James's-hall, together with the literality of the members in appriniating their dividends to the purpose; and after accompliahing the object—that of reed.-nng the prat bea the pro) arty of the corporation for ever—s amulets remained, which it wee, pro posed to limped in a steel engraving of the building, the names of the subscribers to which email be lascritad on the walls of the 'agitation. It WWI gratifying to be enabled to state that the 'when of the eafranchisement fund had not bee detrimental to the school substriptios fund. The re port concluded with ea urgent appeal for incresied euppoit from the trade. Mr, mewed this Werke of the report Ades was sommitel by Mr. Rountree, sapported by Mr. Yearley, sad armlet wassiesourly ; sad - the screams were rhos tamed by the governor, sod the OCTutimme sip volved for the ballot Ar three trusters, right cogradlOom men, and Cree for the audit committee, In hen of Moss OF tiring by rotatios, &c. There were seven ceadidstee for the trusts hip, Magma far commi be, and sin for *edit committee The following were the successful csalidster, with the numbers polled : FOR TRUSTRIII.-111'. Jones, CORSOR•111704, City, 166; Mc Shepherd, Albasy-street, Regersewporir, 129; Mr. Schooling, Jews•etreet, Manelteatar-egnme, 103. Foe CORIUM= RA.—Mr. Janaway. Kraabig'oo-lene. 121; Mr. Lew, City•road, Ill; Mr. Berre, Blrckfriars road, 107; Mr. itichardme, St. Jam wrest, 99 ; Mr. Fitt chard, East India-road, Papier, 90; Mr. Staders, Margaret 'Weer, Clakeatrell, 89; Mr. Look, Walwasoarest, Chelsea, IS Mr. Cooper, Commercial-road, East, 77. Yon Avon Corn trrcs —Mr. Sadler, Marylekose-Lane, 117; Mr. Clark. thangste. 93; Mr. pastor, Ilsintor•strest, liscr e lptrio M. Bryon, Jere:stela, Clarke, Br. mley, Yowler, KU bum Oft% Pi 'finggint of ebbsif, sad othw gwatinnee, addremied der anni rIN . isiZaZild re tired , n hlr.arers:Uaer3iraTliamaca: .. A _nll Misr rams% wide& Itsfill bra daly do 1 0 099111 1 11 6 k 013991 9 191 1 Mo9Mis mut ad ig=ggi"XtbarMsg, ihe Pi Agy an% . ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. COUNTIES. DARBY (Bourn).—Mr. C. R. Colville hu issued an ment madras, annoenoing hie fat/mit= to retire from par lia. DOSSITSHILL—The present members, Mims. Patwaa, Start, and Sayrcer—the list a liberal end the leo latter taeYe will be opposed. Mr. Start will be opposed by the wise, en *mown of his radical speech In the Hones of Common be favour of the working deems. Mr. Dishy, • bbrr 1, and Mr. Vert, • tory, wilt be two of the new can didates. lir. Ploys, moo represented the county end wee mated by the preset liberal member. Dualism (Nonrn.)—lt bes been generally stated that Mr. Hedworth Wilttsmwe , eon of 81r Hedworth Wil. limners, will be brought forward for this division. The babes is a whig. The young gentlemen's uncle la Lord Revenswarth, Beaux (Noitru).—Tha Right Hoe. Wm. Bam ford, who foe some years has been one of the oorusuative members of this; dekko, 'Ad Cherie" Da Cane, BK., the other glutei inember, =ll again be put In nomination. No opposing atadidak hoe yet appeared, thour ec t rc le part of the meaty an bout of • Imp body of Illmul , Beam (BoorN).—Mr. Bramaton has been induced to withdraw hisiimanation, and will stand in oteinaction with Mr. Watlingtm. The liberal party in ilbs dietetics bout that they have considerably Improved their Mace the last eleetlen; and they ars, therefore, net to sit down contest with one seat, but boldly auk. to it le geomailt namoored that they inked to being tbreesri Mr. OliaaseDasion, the wee= mamba Ice Newport, la mlLLlwith Mr. initial Barr. ZNottru).—Meeers. Beach and Booth, the pre at tory members, have lanced separate addresses. The Mum eau, in his address, that he ocesideeed " the govern ment Reform Bill a good basis for the eettleesent of the re form question." The rani= of aspen= addressee argue that the two members are not agreed as polities. It is be. limed that they will be opposed by the liberals. ManErOlDanlitii.—Mr. Martin, late M.P. for Tewkesbury is bobs nomineet for the third seat, Btr J. Cockrell, the liberal sitting member, reticles. It is under stood that he is not to be opposed by the conserva.iv• perky. HUNVT4OIIOIIBIIIIIR.—Mr. B. Fellowes and Mr. Hut offer themselves for =election, and will be opposed by Mr. 3. M. Boathook, a supporter of Lord Palmerston. At the election of 1867 Mr. Fulham* and Mr. Heathcote were equal on the poll, end Mr. Fellowes was eventually declared elected on a scrutiny by a committee of the Hones of Comosone. LANCASIIIIII (Nozin).—The two present mem bers, Col. Wl Lion Patten and the Marquis of Hartington, arseasin candidates. The latter has tutted an address. bIiDDLEsEr.—Mr. Robert Stab➢rT has booed an Wilms to the electors of 'Mikan, in yr 'elt be says:— " I affirmed the reoent resolution, which *out the present government io a minority, simply beeauselt was impossible to vote against those priaciples for which I felt bound to c attend. It appeared to ma as unjust to interfere with the freehold franchise in the cmustke, so as to mats no greater provision far an extrandon of the suffrage among those whose posh lon and elressaetssoes justly entitle them to enjoy the privilege. M os ta favoured by your cozaideoce, it will be my earnest your to retain and to increase it by devoting my beet energies to the advance neet of your local interests as well as your general welfare." Mr. George Byag has also addressed his eon stitoents, offering himself for re-election. In the conies of his remarks he say. be is not aware of having given any vote demandleg either explanation or apology from him, sad that be hart no hesitation, on a recent oassion, in effina lng. with a majority of the House of Commons, that the pro posal of the government to interfere with the freehold franchise as hitherto exertired in the counties was neither jest nor patine, and that the exigencies of the present day fatly demanded a greeter extension of the suffrage in aides and boroughs than mu contemplated In the ministerial mimeo. I SHIRE (Norra).—A requisition has been forwarded to Mr. Plispetriek Vernon (son o Mr. Ver non Smitb), inviting him to =tali thin division with Lord Burkeigh and Mr. U. W. Hunt, but the molt has not yet transpired. _ _ NORTIRIKBEILLAND (Noma.)—Mr. W. B. BMA rust, M.P., has ustMealy diatoma that then Is a stream haling for reform thaa wham be spoke Gam the monition benches spinet L out!John resolutions. r ecti owa:o n n s Cd ti ne w ais or ; Tag.a to tkwe " ery rwaetbehalf to t he hat: Kr. Liddell II have submit to Mae lam saata ausassaid. NOTTS (NORTH).—At present there is no opposi tion spoke& or, and in all probability the sitting members ( , he Right Hos. I. R. Denison, Spanker, and Lotd Robert Chuton,) will be returned. The latter noble lord has just lo aned an address. Norris (Soorn).—The present sitting members, Mr. William Hodgson Barrow and Viscoent Newark, eldest eon of Berl bleuvem, will again come forward. These is not likely to be any opposition. SHROPSHIRE.—For the southern division the re turn of the present conservative members, Viscount Newport sad the lion. R. Windsor Clive, will be unopposed. Teem will be • revere struggle is the northern division, owing to the retirement of Mr. Dod, who du for many years m- seated this division in parliament. The Hon. Bedward C p egg Hill, one of the "rebut members, is again • candidate, while the vacancy created by the eetireammt of Mr.Dod is mutest= hy Sir Baldwin Leighton, Bait. ? and Mr. J. R. Ormsby Om*, sou of a former representative. Both osarlidetes are coneervatives, and have large possessions in the comedy. Sir B. Leighton Ice Chairtnas of Queue Seeders. STAFFORDSHIRE (NORTH).—It is not imjorobable that Mr. Smith Childs will retire In favour of Lortlngestre, his lordship vacating the county tows. BTAITORDBI3IIIE (SOUTH). -44y. W. 0. Foster and Mr. Foley egaia offer themselves. There is sot the slightest pechabilltr els contest In this division. SUFFOLK (ESlS).—Colonel Dare is s candidate. SUSSEX (EAST).—Viesount Pevensey his issued the following address to the electors of the astern division of the county of Sum= :--te Her Mejesty having been ad vised to enemies her undoubted right of dissot.big polio /m=4 I beg =en to offer myself as • candidate for your eellreera. Daring the two years I have had the honour of ✓egemeoting you I believe I have eonsciestiously and con eleteatly carried out in parliament Ad principleoupou wbi. h I was returned. I therefore trust I may, without hesitation, appeal to you for a renewal of that confidence which you have twice so kindly reposed in me." WA RWICKSHIRI (NORTH). —The retiring mem [era (Mesas. Newdegrate sad Spooner) will, It is =fidgeted, again offer Ammeters. Waawicxemitit (Sonya).—Mr. Bolton King (lpiberal) mores, sad will be succeeded by Sir Charles Mor d aliit ;Nor etive). VrllSe (Mora).—Mr. Wm. Wyndham reins on account of ill-health, and Lord Henry Thyme, who con tested th is division of the county it th e lest Cection, is spin in thefleld. The Right Hon. 8. Herbert has just lamed his oddrodo. --- Woacinsistmerurr i —The two sitting mem ber', Lord Motley and v. Y. . Knight (conservative), It ia understood, oder themselves for re-eleatlon. BOROUGHS. ASIIBURTON.—Mr. G. Moffatt, the sitting mem ber, ellen himself for re-eleotlon. Mr. John Harvey a gentleman connected with the Rut ladle Company, will is all probability go to the poll, in which caw It le expected there will be a revere contest. Mr. Aatell is a supporter of the present administration. ANITON.—The Right Hon. T. M. Gahm has hutted en addrem, stating his intention again to solicit the soffrages of the elector,. Mr. Whets will shortly visit Ashton. - AiLrAlitila.—Present appearances indicate a saran contest in this borough the seat p rincipally aimed at being that of Sir Richard Bethell, Q.C. At the election to 1857, Mr. Barnard (conservative), and Air Richard Bothell (liberal) wets retarned,ilarowing oat Mr. Layard, who re presented the borough Inthe preview parliament. A second oonsetvative ciandblaie LOW applere in the parson of 8. O. Smith, • relative of lb. Y. T. Smith, the member kr High Wycombe. He states that it will be his bamboo to give • steady support to Lord Derby, who, he onside re, by the , vulvae emesares he hue introduced, has shown himself to be a minister capable of leading her Majesty'e government in a course of it tdy provers end moderate reform. A cos sickrable number of the Dual party are einakins to Indies Mr. Layard to come forward agate. In the sweat of his acceding to this request there will be two easeervativee and two liberals ta fight the battle. BANBUIY.—Mr. Samuelson arrived here on Tues day, and addressed the contt,titents the saws evening. Baneonn.—The sitting members, Mews. Whit bread sad Bernard, bare honed a joint addrear, eolicitiog a ceatiasaace of support. Beacon.—Colooel Lloyd Vaughan Watkins, the lard-theataaaat of lb. comay, often himself for re-election far the borough of Brecon. Them are at resent ace indica tions am opposition. BRlDOnoWrit.—Hr. John Pritchard, liberal, and Mr. Henry Whitmore, tortoni ative, the prefect members, will not be opposed. Bnictirox.--fiomewhat unexpectedly an °ppm'. eke' Lae sprang op t t the return of Bls O. B. Peohell sad Mr. Coninghant, the slulog members. Mr. fitauntoe, of Putney, a Keatlereas who win long resichnt in Brighton, hes been announced as • candidate oa the conwrvatim (Merest, and au merged° canvass has been commemed on his behalf. BUcxtroutsx.—A sharp contest is expected. WXO A 0048 1 •1 Hall, ea. al tie plassat tanabaor, retina, A egestlehraltem being csavemed es Inhaled , * It. RIMI v.. 7, Mr. J. 0. Hubbard, of Addlogtcw, Mr. G. W. Har riet:ma, and Mr. Cavesdbh, of Thorotoe-ball. IltbritY.—At regent there is no prospect of ea, 'Mention to interfere with the re-diction of the slab; reembere fir this city end borough, the Bt Hon. Mr Wiliiu Bolorerille, Bart., and the Hos. Mmy Butler- Johnsen*. CinprzNium.—Mr. Nisbet retires. Col. Boldero stands for re-siectioa, sad Mr. R. P. lane, and Kr. Imlay sw esadidess. cssiza.—Mr. J. R. Mailings retires, on the pound of oontlnued ill health. Mr. All A. Bathurst, nephew of Berl Bathurst, again any ltimadf es a candidate. There le no doubt of Mr. Bathurst's Mum. To fill the va. coney occasioned by Mr. Mullisge's retirement there are two candidates, the lion. Ashley Possonby, ICS of the late and brother of the present Lord de Manley who sat for the ho ' rough from 1862 to 1867, end Mr. B. 8. Follett, Q.C., who represented Bridgwater in the parliament of 1862. Davizas.ptain Gladstone intends, it is said, to . oppas Mr. Taylor, who voted for Lord I. Elwell's rr DribSPORT.—Mr. JAMBS Wilson and Sir T. Erskine Perry have put forth their addressee for raeitction. It is rumoured that either Sir John Paldngton or Mr. Pakiegtort, his we, is to be the conservative candidate. The present peeresses; notwitbateredingthe propos Ma r ge di chime the dockyerd men, is popular amosret b 34 / the elector. M diet class, in senesquesce of the peeing the Superannuation Silt. A struggle, therefore, for the esat of Sir 11. Perry may be expected. Dom. --The conservativeeliave invited the Hoe. Cep. S. T. N a ha Cw ol the Lode al ths Adabs) end ad i os. Wm (el the leo at Mirsbei„ Desk ewet and Co., East ladle merchants, London) to come forward.' condidates In their Interest and in opposition to Mr. Ralph Osborne and Ste Win. Bunsen, both of whom will be spin nominated by the liberal_party. EAST RETFORD.—Yiscount Galway (conservative) and P. J. 8. Potion* Esq. (liberal), are not likely to be opposed for the hundred of Besestlaw, both being highly respected, and the balance of parties so near as not to jusat the facade of either bringing forward a mond candidate. FINSBURY. Mr. Duneombe and Sir Morton Pato have both commenced their cenvent. Other candidates are spoken of. A numerous section of the °sambaing are anxious that Mr. W. Torres. M.Collegh should stand. GATESHEAD.—Mr. Hutt will be returned for this borough unopposed. GLoucuant.—The political struggle in this city has already comnieneed with coasidasblo energy. Sir Robert Carden, one of the present members, has boned an address. GREAT YARBIOUTIL—The liberal candidates, Morro. A. W. Young and E. W.Watlde have issued • Joint address, in the oousext of which they observe "The great question now before the country I. that of reform, and the territorial bill of the government he deservedly failed. A thorough and progressive edam will have, as heretofore, our undeviating and hearty support, believing, as we do, that through it nationel burdens will be ligh.eted, politica monopoly k e restrained, and an honourable career 'be out to a free, industrious, sad virtuous people." ga en era ed Young and Wstkin have been adopted wish enthusiasm as the liberal candidates at a greet open sir meeting, attended by from 2,000 to 8 000 , perans. liswrieos.—Mr. P. F. Robertson and Mr. F. North polka rwelection. There is no opposition. Hownow.—Mr. Alexander Radii') Cochrane has announced himself a esadidate. 6RSPIIII.D.—Mr. E. Akroyd, who offers Mut ter reeleedon, hss issued his address. KENDAL.—Mr. 0. Carr Glyn, the sitting member, will be retained without opposition. • Lttor.—The following address from the Seastary for India to his constituents appeared yesterday morning To the Electors of King's Lim —Lynda:, April 6. Cientlemen,—Tbe approschiug ambition of parliament Indices me once more to offer rayed( as a canal date for the representation of your ancient borough. Having on Aro former oceselons been honoured by your note% sad rot being aware that by any act of mine I hare Wand the conEdene• so often and to generously reposed in as by you, I enteettain a susguine hope that the polltial cannetdan which during 10 years has existed between or will not now be severed. 1 intend, PO soon as the rennin et acid duties will allow, to pay my respects to you in person, and I shall then take ea opportuoity of eddreadeg you on the state of public affairs. la the menatime,_ I ftfilairi, gentlemen, roe obliged and obedient servant, STANLIY."—Mr. John i H NT 2atu . ney, the other member fur the borough, ha also ___.... . _ . Le Williams has put forward the bellowing adder, to hie restitutions al Lambeth, awarnerg ble retirement :—" A dissolution of the pressed parliament having been announced by her Majesty's ministers, I take the earliest opportunity of triton:ling you that it is not my !retention to offer myself se a candidate for your same* at the enardag general election. The Impaired slate of my health will not astable me to give the isms assiduous atteu ties to my parliamentary ducks which I have hitherto dons, and to which so important a coestitneney is justly entitled. I shell ever remember with better of the deepest gratitude the free end generous support you gave to me In electing ins by large majorities your repretestative in parliament in three contested elections . ' Mr. F. Doukas will probably be a candidate. LIBREAItD.—It is expected that Mr. R. L. Lopes, brother to Sir Messy Lopes, and son-in-law to Mr. Trebawka Kekerch, M.P. for South Devoe 1., it to said, to be brought , for maid to contest the se.t of Mr. R. Grey, who wee elected by the help of the tories in 1867, but arbor vote on Lord John Russell's notion bus given annoyers. LIVERPOOL.—The leading members of the liberal party held a meeting here on Tuesday, at which the general brag was In favour of returning the present member, and it was resolved that no second liberal candidate should be brought forward, unless the tries introduced • mead an on their Ade. _ _ _ _ . _ LunLow.—Mr„ %fish Dottield, ODO of the peasant assobers, is spin a candidate. Colonel the Hoe. Percy Sartori, the other member, is at present serving in India, and it is not yet known whether steps will be taken to secure 11151•Oini. MANCHUS/a:The Manchester Guardian of to- day has the tillowing :—" We are now stabled to ennonam, with eartabity, that our esteemed represestative, James Aepleall Turner, Erg , though still suffering under as he paired awe of hrlh, has consentni to waive his objections to being again put in nomination se a candidate for t e tr e eirmunts , toes of the city, and hes pieced Mama( Imre• in the hands of hi. friend,. Ha will, therefore, be brought forward M the spirit indicated by the remarks which appeared In the Owerdiase of yeeteeday, namely, with admire to avoid disturbing the peace of the city by a contested election. We are aleo el .d to be able to exprem our full belief in the existence of a similar spirit on the part of Mr. Bszlry's felt rids. We understand that that gentleman will, like Mr. Twirl. be put in nomination without the 'lightest connexion w ith any other candidate, end with the ISM &sire that a melted ma be avoided." MIDHURST.--Mr. I. lardy, who was recently elected for this borough, la The room of Mr. Warren, Q.C., will min come forward, and apparently without op positi on. MoarETH.—There is no opposition to Sir g•ge Grey Is this lotoughnor is there likely to be any. NEWARIE.—J. Handley, Esq., will, in all probs. !Atty offer himself again F and GI oeverev kiedgkinson. Esq., of Winthorpe, has promised to come forward, providing a sufficient number of signatures wore sabscribei to the rectal anion. We may thus reckon upon two !Mend candidates. There is • rumour that Earl Lincoln intends to eland for the county, in the room of Mr. Barrow, who declines entering parliament again. To provide against this contingency * a conservative cendidate to spoken*: in the lemon of Sir Henry Bromley, of Stoke Hall. NEWPORT (ISLE OF WIGHT).—It ie now under etotsd that Captain Mangles will not come formal again. Mr. W. M. Cooke, a barrister on the Western Circuit, will come forward on the liberal interest. NORTHAMPTON.—Mr. J. T. Mackenzie hair come forward es a candidate for the repreeentsiion of this borough. NOTTINGHAM.—Two other liberal candidates are la Use dela. One le Mr. 0. B. H. Vemoo, who formerly represented Newark. The other oand.dem is Mr. John Ashton Nicipas, of blenchotter. He is s supports of Mr. Bright. OXFORD UNIVERSITT.—In consequence of the rumour that Sir William fleathoote will retire from the University through N health at the approaching morel election, the different parties la the Univeraity have already begun to lock oat for another of theft body to nprestnt than In company with Mr. Gladstone, whose cetera is almost a matter of certainty. Amongst the names w hich have Woo spoken of are those of Mr. ttoundsil Palmer, M.A. Magda lee College, and Deputy High Steward of the Calvinist, ; lhe Right lion. Mr. &Aherne Estcourt, Oriel College ; 8. H. Nortboute, Barr., M.A., lichen College; wad Sir Richard Bothell, M.A.. Wadham. it generally thought the drat named gentleman will be elezted should he content to slant. PETBRISOROOOH.—The Stamford Hereon sap: " There an at present so active !signs of opposition to the wars of the Hun. G.Filawilliem and Mr. Thome n Hanks, as members for tnis city in the new parlistortit, though there has been much astonishment expressed am mg the Ilharela at the votes given be both hon. gentlemen on the miserable and defunct reform bill hatrodond by Yr. Di-r mil. It is not coneldered that either Mr. Fitzeggsm or Mr. Hawkey is a disciple of Mr. Hureman; nor is it thought that the distress chiermeat of the 10.. freeholdws met their concurrence. Is it that that they dread a reduction of the borough franchise ltee 101.1' Explanations will no doubt be asked, and we hope for the rake of both gentlemen the answers will he tosaaabtit and satisfactory." • " rosTernacr.—Thero promises to be • mum 0011. test is thin boron the two rearlog wombats, Str.Mancittoo /Nam oad Mr. W. Wood, offoriss is elemogres logar et Memorbil• lir. Syclosy Woolf, of AostroNra grasisrl, tr des mooed fie Weeks ot ooslOolb. the (Stamped la. Additio■&l.) [TWOPENCE. borough with Mr. Wood on liberal geinciplie. In addition to these three gentlemen, two other names have beim mar tinned, to which, however, it would be so yet premature to give publicity. Layard has addressed the follow. ing letter to a cotemporary : 'I am ensconced this esom• tag es a candidate for the repreelatadatt at Raga & This is a mistake. A highly respectable and influential party in the borough have done me the honour of requesting me to mune forward; but, for reasons which will be anfildently obviate to thaw who may have cantastad that mat, I have declined the invitetkeo Bii.instrirTaThe two bovosigh member., Linde. asst-Geserel Buctioy and Mr. M. H. Mash, car thous• selves hr rrelection. A conservative candidate, a Mr. Er. atjarenacted with the Solidi Waters and Yeovil s, it to stated le about to Moe es address. Bannweataty.—Mr. Tomlin* and Mr. Blaney, the mow sessiben, have Waal addrussedecliring their Wes. tics to ahead again. Major Phibbe, who userreorefally ors. tested the borough at the lost election, has freed as address Intimating his intention of again contesting the espresenta- Man on conaervetiro principles. Smaroan.—An energetic canvass is going on in thin district for Mr. 0. E. Packs. --•-• --•- Bourn Bnizi,no.—Mr. Ingham, MY., will be re turned without opposition. HtIirDZILAND.—Mr. George Hudson has issued an address. He Wu for a renewal of the conildenoe which the electors have reposed In him for fourteen your, from a conviction that be has faililltd every promise given, and redeemed every pledgm" Hs says The appesl made to rirmala rtatbsr you will support factious opposition and Ike plea% or a goveranasna waist lens stared the ship encolesklty Wough Use sloe= and by =gal measures promoted the pro.perity of the country. " This borough could return two bbwula , but for tte division of that body in the town. It is said that the whig section are to treaty to bring forward a coadjutor with Mr. Fenwkk, and the " ad vanced" section are to treaty with other persons. The Baines of Mr. B. Maley, of London, and Mr. Dishy Beyroottr, are mentioned. TAeurrocz.—Sir John Trelawny's address for re election is oat. Mr. Arthur Russell has not yet made my sten. Sir John's Neat is considered ask . . _ _ 'Taws>Qesesi. The on:Fredetick Lygon and Mr. J. Nelda, the eitdng member", have loaned addremee offering themselves again for the representation of the borough. Mr. Cox, a liberal coneerra.ive, is oleo in the field, and Mr. Humphrey Brown's friends say that he is ready to go to the poll. It is doubtful, however, whether he nesdidates a serious ocntion. THutait.—tiir W. Payne Galway, the sitting roembe th;iu r, solicits reelection. There is at present no 7 i ntev.u.—Thomas Mille, Erg., and the Earl of Gifford wig again offer *elusive, se candidates. There Is a rumour afloat that the conservatives are going to bring a man into the field. The person at present named is IfroudeErg., of Dartingtin, Totnes wen of the late Arch deacon Fronds, bet there isnot the shadow of a chance for him. Vi&LLINOPORD.—Mr. Mains, Q.C., offens bimetal for reelection. He will be opposed by Captain &Weis, who comes fsrward oe the bberal Interegt. ENLOCY B ortooaae.—The present conservative members, the Right Hon. Colonel Femur and Mr. Mikes Geekell, will be returned without opposition. WEBIIIINSTER.—Sir De Lacy Evans and Sir J.V. Shelley have issued addresses to the electors soliciting their suffreges for n-election. Sir De Lacy Brans condemns the Dolby Reform Bill, end says it contained scarcely more than one important douse. Si• J. Shelley calla vi on the electors to declare whether or not there shall be a reform bill in the ensuing parlisment. WHITEHAVEN.—Mr. George Lyall has issued an address soliciting re-election. It does not at present appear likely that be will mast with any opposition. WIGaN.—On Tuesday, a meeting of the friends of Cokes! the Hon. James Lindsay was held, when a com mutes was formed to mutest the election on his behalf. The same evening Mr. Lindsay's address was lamed. Bs is an adherent of Load Derby. WINCEESTER.—The present tory member, Sir J. B. Eat, will it Is raid be opposed by Mr. Portal, a liberal. SCOTCH ELECTIONS. AllBllllll.—lt is currently miaowed that the present Solicitor• General will to asked to coatebt the county of Arr. COUNTINS OF ELGIN AND NAIRN.—C. L Cam wing Brace, Req., of Duspbail, bloods opin to offer hie services. DUMBARTONSRIRIL—Mr. W. C. Boutin. is in the field on the liberal intweet. No communication bed up to yesterday afternoon teen -.calved Irons Mr. fimollett. EDINBUROII.—Mr. Cowan retiree. Mr. Black, who has repregented the city Mace Mr. Macaulay's retire ment in 1856, ht expected to Mend again, and it is thought probeble that Mr. Moncreiff, baring retired from Leith, will come forward for Edinburgh. FALKIRK 811R0113. Captain Hamilton, of Dalziel, has issued an eddrem to the electors, expressing his intention of again standing for the burghs in the liberal interest. Mr. Merry is under a pledge to oonteet the election If requested, and requisitions see already in online of signature 'eking him to become a candidate. Mr. Moncrieff luta resigned. GLASGOW.—Mr. Walter Buchanan has intimated him intention of retiring at the dote of the ameba : them esusieg a vaoany in the representation of Glasgow. Several geminate have Mon already mentioned, including Sir An drew Orr, who it is believed will owns for ward, and Mr. Wil liam West Watson. There Is ales a rumour of nominating Sir Archibald Alison sea Derimite. Mr. Dalglish Is likely se be reelected. Inflames Butoas.—Mr. A. Campbell, of Mon de, has Wooed ea addled to the electors of the Inversion bat he, °goring himself as a candidate. LEiTH.—lt wu stated in Liverpool yesterday (Thursday) that Mr. Robertson Gladstone, of that town, and brother of Mr. W. B. Gladdens, had received a requisition biddies him to beeoeda candidate for Leith ha the Liberal littered. PAIBLET.—Mr. Cram Ewing offers himself for re elation. _ _ ROXBUROUSHIRE.—The Hon. J. E. Elliot with draws from the representation of this county. In the event of another liberal candidate being required. Sir William Scott cf Aar rom has been mentooed. Sir William hue long taken a prominent part In the liberal cause in this county. and has for many years been chairman of the oommitteea. It is rumoured that the conservatives will bring forward a can didata in the person of Lod Henry Scott, sewed eon of the Duke of Buocleuch, who wee some y, ars ago declined by the elevors of Dumfries:hire. SELICIRKSI3IIM.—There is no WWI of Mr. Loek hart realigning his seat for Selkirk; but it is believed that, whether he does so or not than will bee tussle to wreet this county from the long domination of the conservatives. Among the lamas current are those of Mr. Johnstone, of Alva (liberal-conasmative); Mr. Scott, of Gala (doubtful conservative) ; end Mr. John N. Murray, of kniliphaugh (libersl). Stiautra.—Sir James Anderson's address to the electors, declining spin to at and, has been lotted. Mr. James Caird has cams forward, and issued hi, addrese PROBABILITY Or MARRTING.—A table inserted in a paper in the Assurance Ilegasine exhibits results of • ' mbar startling character. In the first two quinquennial periods, 20.26 and 26-30. the probability of a widower mar rying in a year is nearly three inns as groat ea that of a bachelor. At 30 it is nearly four times as great ; from 30 to 45 it Le five times as great; and it Mari sun until at 60 the chance of a widower marry ing in a year Is II tunes as great as that of a bachelor. It is curious to remark, from this table, how confirmed either elms becomes in its condition of life—how little likely, after a few yews, is a bachelor to break through his eett'ed habits and solitary condition; and, on the other hand, how readily in proportion d ca a husband contract a atcond meniage who has bean deprived prematurely of hie first pattner. After the age of 30, the probability of a ba che!or mai el ing in • year diminishes in a most rapid ratio. The probability at 36 is not much more than half that at 30, and nearly the came ptoport Dsrpeco i:n tle e ds xia m : eei be ltwi t an weem ygcoofm mo tp:ih h t q yp uln .rou tt . pr q ur iso n t.s l ; ta p i ss tt h per e iod a w f:s tA.l t yi . 7 d e A . held at Dahlia, ma Widnes lay, for the purpose of coaaider log the bill now before parliament to enable the company to meats debentures and ti 18418 new shares for the purpose of redeeming existing prefeienos shame subject to redemption, and to enlarge the Dublin tenuinua; also to consider the bill of the Dundalk and Rzinialdlien Company for making new lines tom Closes to Caves. A reseltitiou approving of the bill was weld. A nittatiog of tha peoprietorsof the Dublin and Bel fast Junction Railway Company was also held on Wednesday to consider • bill for the mahng ria branch line by the Dun ' dalk and Rnoiskillont Company from Cavan to Belturbet, a resolution in favour of which was adopted. A meeting of the proprietors In the Dundalk and Inniekillen Company was alto hold on the same day to consider a bill for the .4148 object and for other purposes, which was confirmed. Religious communities appear to be increasing rapidly in France. The last number of the Batelle des Lois contains imperial decrees which authorise the establiah matt at Grasse (Vas) of a tees religious body, node: the MIN of the Association of the Sisters of Saint Morale ; at Coheirs (Lot) of the touodstion of an establishment of Sisters of Charity and Coriati in Instruction ; at Barnard(Ckar. nte), of one of the Sisters of Sent Mary of Providence; at Alie ns= (DorAorte),olote of Ms Suitors of Christian Doctrine; at Lowy (Lobed), of one of the Sewn of Providence; at Camila (Sarthe), one of the rame order; at Cannes (Vet), of one of the Simms of our L•dy of °MCI: at LieJaineUlde at. ma te ee Wee), ti can et as &used Reset el Jestee; sad Ti w regle 04401-1061freire), d oM aft me adar.. TO HOUSE DEOORATORB.—For tarnished di moGlOne. air Mb, ow* WON. sod ill opmelwo GILT OILNAMILIGG. u r ni ...... wiles dile GO IV= la foloolit a = "1" sel William. la mom II lo wows lee pm& In amoolosa YYYLLL my ear made et eammius. Me IL GC pre iw arola 1..44. 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