The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-21 00:00:00

THlPlExPnitkir BATMEN itftWitto, MAY 21, VBfl4. Lord Nam, Cassel Bylow Mr. Grepsaulid Mr. IL'i.nand, and the disunite aimed. THE ASHANTEE WAR. Sir d. FARM:MON directed attisMS M Mrs war te sphieg t ma country was swaged with the King el= and said that the Mae bed few arrived Ash cads right te someespirmatics relating Omens H. Mies inoathth when ware the canoes that led to the war, end whinier there' es any prospect of her Meisstr's irsersi beineralinred ham the dostanstive 'offsets ol the disease by a peaceful 'duties of the questiou. Mr. CARDWELL stated that the origin of the war was the eight of two slaves, subjects of the King of Ashanti*, into our eslllesnM es Ids Gold Comet, and the rotund of the governor to deliver them up, on the ground that d he did so their death would be isevitatde. The conduct of the gevernor in that ems led reethved the approval of the Doke of Newcastle. la the spring of 1863 the Ashantee forese I made an incenses Into the territory of neighbouring chief; and advaneed within 40 miles of the English pommies., destroying is their . progreas upward" of 30 towas sad singes, esordlorag many lives, and carrying off much property. In tthe moseding autumn the goven our, finding that the King of Aahantee Minded • resswal of hostilities, and an attack upon our settlements, deter- mined to anticipate him by swag a rams into hi Pori. tarns. Having Iseratiorted the f arth er proms' of ems* the hoe. gentleman oeocluded by stating that her Majesty's goverament bad determined at mos to send transports to remove our forms from the Gold Creak so as to bring the number of troops within the number that could be socomenodatad there by the ordinary means, with a due regard to their health and comfort ; that the troops should be winding/1i altogether from the interior ; than the stcekarle e should be gives over to the native chiefs who were friendly to the British to protect their own territory, and that the stores should be removed so far ae the Ur. cumstances of the am maid nadir it practicable, while the, which could sot be removed would be made a present of to the friendly chiefs With regard to the future, he could only my that be entirely sympathised in the feeling that it was not oar duty to make expeditious at a distance from she sea coast Me the interior of Africa, and as there wee no desire or iatestioa to extend our territory, and the rains had pat an end to all warlike opreatious, it was not proposed to mew them. The limirums having pat the motion that he should leave the chair on going into committee of supply, &Malice was called by Mr. A. Suns to the fact that them were not forty mambos present, bat in the interval allowed before esurthing several members entered, and " a house" was formed. • ligv4.l. a!VL► inanity. ADDITRALTY, KAY 20. —APPOIN11012(13. YiMess D. Moon, to the Wu, for the Orr ; W. H. Dryedhb, to the Ara, for the Victoria ; J. L. Oreasugh, to Ye laths, foe the Orden' ; J. N. Spry Priditioril), to the Fistard, for the Baser. ArrisatAbirgesos W. Jour and G. E. Wright, to the , fir Healer Hospital. Chief Warr (a) F. W. &Moo, to the Fieguni, for the Prier Albert. J. J. Blondes, to the Ask, and treated co* mosta's boars ; G. L, D. P. Teel*, to the Fiagerd, as lapernamanay ; T. Wilma, to the Wolvicoos. Amialsat Espana B. W. Westerman, to the Pigged, is PORTSMOUTH. MAY SO. The Queen of the North, hired eiiiinitrani pail, Captain Tidinarah, arrived at Spithead last welling from Boalatz . hich port eke left oa the fled of Jarman. She I timber of military aad a few naval invalids, de, W& D ag transferred to Netley and the LAME t Healer ReepitaL SPORTING DITELLIGBNOR. HASPIMMIN MEETING.—FISIDAY. Tea RolllBMgrgaD Brezzs of 3 soya each, with 30 nada, tar 3-7r-eads and upwards ; ISBiaj ord other allow. seem, with wlsMni pushes& Gees mile sad a hell. lir. C. Snowing' Themphar, by nesensc—lndmegy 3ye (261. , 7st 4 1 b (1= I Mr. Steve as 011,1111, II yes AL), 71b ( Laster) 2 Mr. Jolla lbatem'aligieles„ II yes MO, 11141( 3 The following also tea :—Telsossabs, Mice/Aril, Msdeap, Watchword, sad Netheniale. Betting: 2 to 1 apt Triumpher, 100 to 30 apt Ceram, 4 to 1. seek apt Beg' Les end Neaberdole. The BMus Wait MY, • nate of 50 sown, for 3-yr-olds sad upwards, 4k. property or farmers, and that pare been regularly lasted with Lard Doors's bounds. Prolresiorml jockey@ not allowed to rid& Two mills. Mr. Harradiaa's Charley, by Leopold, age& flat (Mr. 11 Barb, ) I Mrs. Cbsonalrs Slattern, 4 yrs, 10st 1010.. (Mr. C. Peare Mr. Jobs Drawee British PriDCO. 6 be Tib (Owner) The:allowing she ran : -Linea, Markawsy, Pals lam end Havoc I Beaune .• 3to 1 each apt Charley sad Predictor, and 4to opt British Prime. lea lisangram HANDICAP of 10 son. gosh, 5 ft, with 100 added ; wingers saws. Two miles. (11 sale.) Mr. J. Iv lard's Wars Kitty, by Marges—lbgle, 4 yrs, 10Ih (fibbed Mr. Bateon's Ramrod, 3 yrs, 111331 b N. Sams) ) 1 Mr. Wodsoo's berkwas, a yr; be 121 b (T. My) 2 Ile following also rm.—Tourist, lei of Surrey, T. P. Cooke. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Tourist, 9 to 4 apt T. P. Cooke, 6 to 1 sack apt Spitfire Kitt and Earl of Surrey, 7to 1 apt Ballroom, sad 10 to 1 apt TIM TWO•rian OLD SUEZ. of 5 sort each, with 100 added ; matt list 1011); fist 7lb ; mimeos extra. T.Y.C. Four hiring. and s ball. (43 rubs.) Mr. 1 . FtabWe Simple Maid, Set 71b (Inteleoll) 1 Mr. Payee's Volatile, Set 71b tlf. Orlinalaw) t Mr. Harthers Bogen* 84 711 r (hip.) t The following also ran .--Ooklen HAL Melbourne Mary, Gala Illy Danube gelding, I:llchanlress, Camillus, Desurellon, Sea mot sit La g d.Trtng. : 5 to 4 apt Discretion, 7 to 2 apt Folatiis, 10 to 1 each apt Camillus sad Simple Paid, and 100 to 8 each apt Sea &gilt Eugenie, and Enchanting. THE HAIDICAP Firm 0f.50 more, for all ape ; wining sutra. About on mile. Oh. Coward's Walpole, by Mos Tom—Lady Orford, 6 yra. 74 2lb Mr. J. Ward's Templar. yrs, 74 0 41b.111= Mt. 13141342.11860411 •7. 3 p., 7st 4th ...... (Costal a Indtatua and M. Thomas also ran. Flatting : 2 to 1 Tgrt KtaighiTempt;;Tto 1 each apt Walpole and Stainlay, and 7 to 1 (at find 7 to 4) opt In. oitataa. Tan Witentgamtrrian &UM of 5 Bova. each with 30 added, to all ape, inapt file age, with selling 'dowager. T.Y.C. Mr. T. linglias's a W Nouns dl Vsny—Parole, 2 yrs9ol.), asst nub (o. Sayer.) I Mr. M. Bapbeers Bonnie Olen, S yrs ‘301.,, 7st 11Ib (J. Plumb) 2 Mr. Aletandeee Zonal°, 6 yrs (MK), 9st 51b ..(r.. Sharpe) Prod and Duke of Ombridgs also ran. Batting : T ita 4 apt Xurallo, 3 to 1 apt The Parole, 7 to 2 apt Bonnie Gisa, 4 to 1 eget Duke of Cambridge, sad 10 to 1 apt Fred. Tax BUT= HOllll2ll SWAM, for homes that ran in the Harts Cap. T.Y.O. Mr. J. Brown's British Prime, by King Tom—Be oral, 6 yrs. last 191 b (Owner) 1 Mr. Bond'e Ilea; ars, last nib carried last alb) (Owner) Mrs. Cbennell's Slattern, 4 yrs, last Mb ....(W. C. Pears) 11 itailisimi aim ran. Betting : 6 to 4 apt British Prince, sad 9 to 4 apt Hartiaway. Tim Scour Bmw, of 2 Dom sack, with 25 added, for all ages' milling allowances sod winning penalties. T.Y.O. Mr. B. Lan's Duke o/ Cambridge. by the Prime Minister —Shunting, 5 yrs (toK), est 10lb 11. /ranch) 1 Mr. John uraliaMa Use& Lee, 3 yrs (101 j, 7st Mb (Jae iiiibtiblinU) 2 Mr. B. Land's Netherdale, S yrs ,sok nib Fred and Medesp Mee ran. ilibberd) 3 Betting : 6to 4 apt Duke of Cambridge, 2 to 1 apt Netlisrdals, and 3 to 1 apt Boma Lea. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE _ _ DICSAY. be to 1 eget General Peer (t 600 to 35 net Pails t) and . ft) 20 to 1 Ely ;off) 6to 1 Carnbaacan ( t 1 000 to 45 Illatotian tt f) and off, 21 to 1 Copenhagen (ti 1$ to 2 Scottish Chief t lOOO to 30 strogoot (t I) and off) I 1 100 to 10 bike (1) too to 12 Birch Broom (t 1 and off, MANCHESTER SUMMER MEETING. PIiDAT. The .anon HANDICAP Of WI. for 2-yr-olds ; wieners extra. T. Y.C. Mr. Morose. Terror, by Bomborough—Mlas Peddie.74 rlb Ilsrone. Jun.) I Yr. J. Oaborwe's lAdy of Covvrclalo, Sat Mb .. Aborne) 2 Mr. Illsesons lady non," Isiblb (elnallonor)+ S The following Mao ran:—(,Team dm Vanilla, Vanguard. and Ifenottl. Batting • 6 to 4 oa Lady of Con:dale, 5 to 2 apt Lady &Ace, 11 to 2 apt Term. Was by a 14aarth ; a tad Tea WILTON Sra.t3a, of 6 soya. soot, 3 ft.: for ago ; cod other &dolmans. T.Y.O. Mr. Osborne* Wm:ldb; by Voltisear—lrts, 3.yra. Tit (Carroll) o Tam &crow:, BOROUGH CUP (HARUKI?) of 100 ia wpm ; 'Hawn wars ; wood to noel,. 25 ion. Ow Ha, mid Mr. lick ad Pail lanoaddro, by Rataplaa—Jowel, 4-yrs, 7st alb (Inel bolb (Cluilloaeri 1 Lord Datamaa's Deapilr, 6.7ra. aid lib (Doyle) 2 Mr. ooborue's Dr. moots, Lyra, art lib ilarrulli 1 Venison aid riiilight also nu. Hotting : 5 to 2on List Lancashire, 4 to 1 mitt Despair. Won by • length, the sane between second end third, half • length between third and fourth. The winner was ob. *tad to o• the ground of • cross, but the objection was overruled. Toe GRAND BT3IO PLATS (Handicap) of 50 son. 7 furlong. Mr. Millais Little Dueller, by Weatherbit—Areb- Mechem 3 yrs, det ,Cerroll) I Mr. Bustlers footeitoy, 4 Ire. ret Mb . (Cbtlloseer) 2 Mr. Dawsoree (itsromg, s yr. M 3 TM, .... ii. Gruntbaw) 3 Ilium 1.4 41' N wars GAZETS. Dinar or roLlort Am MOT= PA.171101115 TO 111 °Fran= AT TIM OPTICS or TO! CRIMP IMIGIBTIAI, 0001 T OP 1M1111101 . 177, inaroanL-sminj SUMMIT/PM Iflater H.T.111111 Louden-rod. Southwark, beer mealier, le surrender June T, at M. Jam HAMM, Jahwetrest, Lamb's Condutbeireet, late licensed victualler, Jane T, at 11. TIMM 111111111 Jamaica terrace, Poplar, ship chandler, Jar T. at 11. bean? outran, Claremont-terrace, South Lambeth, clerk In Vice -Chancellor Stuart's Chamber, June 7, at 11 TMomea BAUM! 11108Laelp, Bernardetrest, Ilegent s-park-road, gentleman, June 7, at 11. lune hums T. Ewan Wynn Croydon. 10wwermull Painter. at 11. HA MT MALCOLM, Long-are, window-glass and shade merchant, Jaw 7, at I!. JANIS HeArewArre, Ontrubretreet, Poplar New-tows, and Plaistow -math, Inez, cheeemnoeger, Jane 7, et 11. Amex 011•01), Lltile Somerset-west, Aldiate, wine merchant, June 7, at lt. Anna Cans. Poole, apothecary. Jape 7. at 1- MaalantlS WaMSMIS, Queen's CreMent West, HaversteCk-bill. lodertr-honor keeper, Nay 31, M 11. ALFROMM LA/WA Ind laosaquaro, Holborn. Nonni nook Map A, at It WILUa,O Pith Hlces, Hampstead mad, clerk In the Customs, Map SI, at It DONALD ble0D01•30, Melton-place, Itortoooonro, and lilisti• sunk Gamelen.town, glass stelner. May SI, lt BALMY Pere Scaltasumm„ Blosolleldetreet, Chp, billbrolter, Ito Thotweisrarr. Cioadiale744, laldastoa, Winer, may li. at L Wtlawl /SWAN= TWMIAS atalaartat, Clerkaawail. Plematorte teem. Kay 30, at 8 " VII. lidao WO et Wight. tailor, Jane 7, at 1t hrerWlll isCrataa, the Terme, 1110S111000, and Zotberfield, Soma, surveyor, Jane. sill. Jo= HARM, Wolverfeleptoo, butcher, Jane 3, at 12. theauileduar (Is Bushier, Worcestershire, dark is holy orders, Jame, ea 12. Haar Hastrlca, Wolverhampton, proetsloa dealer, Jess S. at it Jolla CM% Bilston, Staffordshire, late haberdasher. Jane I. at 12. Moms °ono., Graailay. Notts, fanner, May 51, at 11. JAM= aiterm. Bastoa,Llsoohant!lre, drove!. Jane 14, ad 11. lonia= Joins. Bream, saddler: Jo - ie S. at IL JoeXPI Mara Amman, ligaven, Wiltehire, relieving Aker, June $ , at IL . - . - . WWI Cliztaus, Taunton, grocer. Jane I. at It BacHARD liaTca3z, Mallon. Yorkahtre, wino inerthant, Jane 1, at , 11. . _. JOBl7ll Thottraott, Ueda, provision dealer, Jana IL at 11. Joan TNOW3OII WCIIIDI4IIII. Liverpool, commercial traveller, May 11. at 11. Jam= 8M1884.1.1. Hain, Liverpool, broker, Jane t, at 11. JIIIIS ilteliallLOON. Woolson, near Liverpool, grocer, Jane at 11. • • - Jos BoTtas and DAVIT ORZIMINOD, Romiloy, Cheshire, bat manufacturers, June 7. at It -- Haar EDWARDS, Suaderiand, Ash dealer, lase I, at 1 2 - Thomas BOWDEN Hamm, H.H. ship Dasher. Portsmouth, esertneer HUM,a royal navy, Win . M U. WII,Man Aetna, Hertf bosmasit Motaslisr, asd Oust Huadon, Hertfordshire, miller, Jame, MIL Lulu Wurimui, Lletle Bolton, innuastilto, upstater* calm spinner, Juno 1, at 10. Thomas DAVIBOII Wolalnghara, Durham, winery viewer, __. hum; at 10. /talus lesia, Clifton, near Rugby, carpenter. May 31. at IL Mohan Piaav, Miami, Hampshire, coachmaa. June s 3, at It 1,1111. 00011, Alstone, near Cheltenham, market prdease, May 11. at 11. Mohan urea', Birmingham, watch maker, June 6, at 10. I.C . PILIT . PIIICT 13ruonim, Ihrmhighans, journalism& saddler, June I. at 10. liznar erau.Man, Cbelenhain, window blind manufacturer, May $l. at 11. Mansur Sincurni, Cheltenham. innkeeper, May 111, at 11. Zama Kin, widow, Liverpool, May 31. at 3. limitano Lannon, Wateeieo, Lancashire, Joiner, Jane 1, at E. Samuel. Iliecnitocaii. Omer," lancsalgra, boot linker, . _ . Joao P., at & 11 . 10 .1 :3 1. 11raspoii & , Liverpool. paper collar .. . . Jo Ili 1 7 :oui Arrow, I( laptontipon-Holl, hat manufacturer, May 31, st 13 POliosi, Welton, sear Hulk bricklayer, May9l, at 1. JUMP Oocazaut; ILlagatouttpowllull, hair drawer, May 31, at U Ralitasa Titemaa, Uffeulme, Dermal coakeeper, May 91,st 11. Jong ♦DaI/B, West Haddon, Northamptonshire. cexpeuler, May 26, at 10. Jo?. avitmagrOg, Broughton Hackett., Woroesiershiry. baker, hum 4, at 11. liIIESCIALIL. of H.Y. ship Lela, Portsmouth, el:mister. May 1, M 11. . _ _ JfamPa Rai WOOD, euraberworth,Yorkah., Outdoor, JunalLatlO. Joaaniaa Coma, Stoke apoa•Trost, outdo dotter. May 26, at 1L WILLIAX Pena, ?oxford, Notts, oscine eater, June 1. at 10. 011011.011CHODLIT. Cr taloa, Devontbke, zonlar, Jana; at 11. Jos. W Wz, Littletta.. plea, Sure; *Mar, Jose 7, at 10. Saft/ ARM Eaaatosa, With too, ledalag-boase koaper,J useS, 411. AID TATION Adis, ADOoOY, Shropalt,taskompee, Joao ta, at U. _ . . _ LAn LiAMINATIONIA June 10. J. Stomach, Saville-plaoe, ititheadeoad, -June 17. L P. Vogel, Union-street, Elonthwark, oommltefea egent-Juas 17. H. Bios& Devoashirepthoe, Coausareisi road. packing cam maker-June 2. A. ebonite& Oaldey-terrace, Chel sea, late upboistemr-Juae 17. T. Holloway. Cross-lane, St. Oben licensed victualler-Jame 17. 1. H. itotimm, Thames Ditto., surgeon-June 17. W. Nash, Merton, Surrey. lat. baker -June 17. T. it Flood. Bolsoverotreet. Partland-road, malstaat to a mineral water manufacturer-June 17. W. H. Doti. Porde& don-road, licensed victualler-June 17. B. Howe, Great Port. bad-street. biarylebooe, brithlayer-June 17. J. 0. Melba, Norwich. tailor-Jew 17. C. Estop., HOLLOWS -rola tai miner -Jane 17. 0. Taylor, Brandon, Norfolk, n ano 17. A. J. Medlar. 11 .rylebone.rced-J use 17. K. F. Bird, Greenwich, motet-Jane S. C. B. Bennett, Kingetriert. Walworth, builder- Jane & Annie Crachley Dicey. Dyeenballaings, Holborn, school. mistress-June & W. H. Chitteedeu. ton-Jane S. I Frew man, Southampton, grocer-Jane S. T. stepoey.gresa. wilder -Jane S. T. HMIs, Maryieboa l Vead. ens = Thornton place, 11.171thooe, alms nether-June S. 0. Pannell, Frederick-street, IsbWon, clerk In the Ooneral Post-oflice- June S. A. L Babbitt* Pennynelds and Zing-Weak Poplar, bottled beer merchant-June S. T. 0. Mon, Bermondseymetare, and Georg...tree& New leneread, free-plate worker-Jane & W. P. Haman, Stanley-agree& Pindiro, railway clerk-Jame S. E.G. Mange, Willow-walk, Barassedsey, merchant's dirk-Jane S. W. Cribb. Esteban' S. Town. Bump, generalehop keeper- Jams 10. 0. F. Deskla, Shelleld, commercial traveller-Jane l 0. Wynne, Llaududno, Carnarvonshire, beerhouse keepr- Jaw 10. D. William., Liverpool, joiner-June 10. H. Drake, liver pool, licensed victualler--Jane 11. W. Worthington. ran., Wins. fad, Cheshire, salt saaaalaconer-June 21 R. Wardle Bisbop wearmouth. mem litter-Joao 11. J. Bough. Dawlei, Strop skire-J nue 10. .1. P. Man, lialrators-upowilutt, costal...3a agent-June 16. J. Addimoo, Newmatte-apcm-Tyne. Sobaccordat -June 16. B. Story, Newmatlempon.Tyne, bosun carpeatar- June 4. C. Andrews, Bthiptha, Ostordshire, butcher-Jane & it. Hayhurst, Hawtonstall, near Manchester, cotton waste dealer- June S. J. Beek, Liverpool, coratnismoo agent-Jane S. I. Ilardth, Liverpool, hatcher-July IL 0. Stumm, NOTPOrk lininenbthi. plumber-Jane t L Z. Neetham, Bakowell, Derbyshire. horse dealer-June tit J. Blackshaw, Doneastar, grocer-June 11. Louisa Walker, Wolvertamploa. grocer-June 11. D. Smith, Wolverhampton, nabasosepr-Jaw 12. C. Phillips, Wolverhamp ton, tinplate worker-Jana 'S. T. Warden, Mato.. Stadordahire, Journeyman plambar-Joao & J. H. Hopkins. Averting, Gloucesterthire, -Jame 17. J. (bidden. Southampton, beer retailer-June 17. J.Abeck.flosithamptoe, coal dialer-June 9. H. Witorie, Boston, coach builder-Jame 16. J Clark, Thor. terloo, Devonshire, licensed victuallar-Jon. 16. C. White. Spalding, Lincolnahlre, coach builder-Jaae 1. W. Hodge, New Brompten, Kent, leading man In metal mills at bar biaOsty's Dock ad Chatham-Joao I.A L Bebb, Kerry, Montgomeryshire , wheelwright-May SL W. Hampeon. Hindley, lamombire, brick maker. JOINT STOCK 0011PANISS ACTS._ SUPPLY.-CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. The boom went into committee of supply. The following sums were voted :-1,517/. for the British embassy ►ones* at Paris and Madrid. aid 3,2011. for the British. oonsalate and embassy homer at Constantinople. =he salt vote of 75,0001. for the new Foreign-office Mr. A. SMITH weeded to know for whet reason the total estimate for this work had been increased from 200,0001. to 228,01,31. He also asked for explanation with rasped to a seas at 4,890/. charged as prebmisary peon* for design. Mr. COWPER explained that 200,0004 was Mr. Scott's estimate of the sum that would be likely to be required. but they could sesreoly end fault with the estimate. the pries of labour sad material having rime since it was framed. The 4,8901. was s charge incurred by his prede oessor, the noble lord opposite (Lord J. ?daimon), for the preparation by Mr. Scott of complete designs for the Gothic :Il p e i which the house determined after full debate not to CAPTAIN aslNrs COOKING APPARATUS. Oa the motion her going into committee of supply, Conan NORTH moved that this homes would,r= itemday next, resolve itself into • committee to ixe of as bumble address to be premoted to her Majesty, pray * that she would be graciously pleased to consider the serviose of Captain Great, and order him some seilable reward for ha services in improving the system of cooking in the army, sad effecting a masidsrable seven is the public expenditure for feel. The value of Captain Grant's system had been tested by ex. mince, and received the approbation of General Biel, General Knollys, Gilman Peesefather, and other high antborities. It was the means of effecting a great public swift ie fuel. Mr R. Hill had received cempeneation for the Mmcable edema which be effected in the Post-alien gad 5,0001. bad been granted for the invention by which puny stamps were en gamily separated. Be thereon thought that genie communion should be made to Captain Great (Hem, bear.) The Marquis of HARTINGTON said this question bad been before the home oe several previous occasions, and be hoped it would now omen to • final decision. The hoe. mad gallant gentleman mid that • large saving bad been effected ia the expeaditare of feel. That was the only ground ea which Captain Gran peered his claim. Now several winsome had boa examiaed by the committee last year on this point, and ie their report they stated that they could not emecieetimely my that any saying of feel was to be Yesterday morning the Venerable Archdeacon attributed to Copan Grant's apparatus iodependentJy of Hale held the annual villains of the clergy of the arch ether causes. The feel was that the old paten boiler, or deaconry of Lemnos at Si. flepulchrs'a Church, fleowlaill. aintsia Grast's apparatus et the otwo o t t own The Archdeacon, in hi charge, called the attention of the melt beusedecooomically if {homeliest) kaowthebestroamer olerOls as Ares plane to thol increased god incresei ef usin them. The saving of coal mascot owiug to any oso anal wants of the peplatim, sad to the seaway which particular apparatus, bet was due to the instructions the mists for en intense= of the maistry to meet them wants, me received in semomiging the fuel. The Secretary al especially in the densely populated districts. The duties State for War quite admitted that great credit was due to particularly calling for an rammed number of persons Captain Grant fee having called attention to the defective properly qualified to perform them were, to Irian from arrangements which formerly prevailed with regard to hour to house, to inquire into the religious couditkh cooking in the army. The committee of 1858 had of the family, to read to them the Holy Scriptures, and to folly investigated that subject, and would no doubt pray with sick peeeoe. The present onetime of the scrip-' have recommended the improvements that had sines tore readers did not seem wholly satisfactory ; • layman ben adopted, even though Captain Grant had taken employed in such Meech work should have an sods we part in the matter. There was nothing of the nature of Mahan character given to him, and this object the Invention in the system; it was only the adaptation of • archdeacon considered might be attained by the revival and system whin' was namely known. apparatus was not establishment of the order of aubdoecons. The members at present erected to new barracks, and the fact was that of the subdiaoonate might share some duties already pm while it required • coneemptice at the rate of 11b. of coal farmed by deacons, gosh as reading the Holy Scriptoria and par man each day. the apparatus mow in use only consumed homilies in the church, instructing the young in the Church from half • pound to three quarters of • pound of coal Catechism, and egazebues out the sick memos in the pariah. daily for each man. Under these circumstances, he believed No innovation could be regarded as thereby rietablabe d . that the case of Captain Grant for additional remooention when they regarded the practice in the Royal Navy, sod the had not been made oet. He was at the time a captain in Forms of Payer appointed to be used at sea. If a Dew order the artillery on half-gay, and he would probably have been of ministers were required, the greater the dignity attached pieced on the fall•pay lit while he was employed on big to the office, the greater would be the readiaem of experiments if he had made an application to that effect. qualified persons to undertake it, for mean offices Be had been offered 1,0001. as remuneration for his set- sad mean duties should have no place in the church. Wow, and that was aonsidered a fair sum by the War-office, Some public form of conferring the office should also be bet be (the Marquis of Haningtos) was not aware whether instituted. Publicity being esesatial to authoritative esiwkw the ogee had been accepted. to any duty in the church. The qualifications for the office The hong thee divided : the age sad station of the person to be emitted to, it should For the original motion lO4 all be properly and authoritatively defined, as well as the For the amendment 34 proofs which should be required of their own conformity TO— to the Church of England and of their knowledge of OUR RELATIONS WITH CHINA. the Holy Scriptures, together with the proper form of their Mr. BAXTER /040 to Gal attention to the state of affairs ordination. No moms would be more likely to draw to le oth.., and to pet • question to the First Lord of the tether more closely the clergy sad the laity, and the church lbsesery on the subject. Tim hoc. gentleman said that he might hope for the emmeary meet of the crown is order was very sniffling to take any course which might be eon- that convocation might take the initiative in the este. arkind unfriendly to her Majesty's government. Re did blishment and regulation of the subdiaconate. The answer is the dissatisfaction expressed by boneuuable imams of the diaconate he comidend as azooopt the gentleman opposite as to the general conduct of best UM= of meeting the growing want@ of the church. ear foreign affairs by the prawn administration. On the Then was soother breach of this subject, that relating to eentrarY, the come they had pursued is Europe and the Mersin of the episcopal order, to which he cleated America had insured the continuance of our peaceful rale- at some length in the year 1858, and to which be might be dices with those counting. But it was became he approved allowed now to revert. The beauties of her Majesty's go of their policy of penes and mointerfersnee is Europe and worriment. as well as the Month at large, had been directed AlMitiCl, that be could not conscientiously approve of their to it by the present Bishop of Exeter. Why they needed policy of war and interference in China. He believed the more bishops now than heretofore might not be gems time had come when • atop ought to be put to • worse of rally known, still lies were persons aware of the pro proceeding which was sot creditable to British arms, and vision which the statute law bad made for this conic which, if it were much logger persisted in, might lead gency and of the power which the episcopal order pos. go into difficulties the importance of which it would messed of increasing their number if they were inclined he hard to examierne. Last year the noble lord to do no. He believed that the Menem in the number at the head of the government, in reply to of bishops was a question which concerned personally the noble lord the member for Cockermouth, sad, the bishops rather Mae the church at lane, and which Wait a year and use the result of our policy." The house must be settled by neoa@ory practice rather than by and the country had waited • year, end he (Mr. Baxter) th eore ti ca l views. There be no doubt that within the believed that every won spoken by the noble lord mom:rite last 30 years the labours of the episcopal office had been (Lord Naha) had proved to be perfectly true. Therefore he greatly increased. To speak plainly there had been much wished to pet • question to the noble lord at the heed of more business to do. This age was remarkable not only for the SoTornmost—nnon , all would be delighted to as again its activity, but for the changes which had take° plan is in his place in that beese—(ebeere)—whether he meant in all matters respecting the church, every ens of the future to adhere strictly and honourably to the defeat» which demanded • share of the bishops' time and ed British property at our treat ports, and to refuse th ought, and consequent labour in correspondence with &reedy and indirectly every kind of aid to the imp.- all the parties interested in them. This was an age of liollte in China, and to abandon altogether the ; church building se well as cloth repair, and the bishops attempt to bolster up and support the goverernent ; bad, in addition to such duties, to preside at religious at Pekin ; and he would him to know what , meetings and in furtherance of %kin's@ more or lea coo instructions, if soy, had been sent to her Majesty's agent.' meted with the religious welfare of the diocese. The arch is China, and whether they bad been instructed that they ' deacon spoke at some length on the subject of confirmation, were not in future to accept office under the imperialist ! aad of the seaway of mom more regular plan of its admi goveroment, and that they were to refrain from taking any nistration, Whether it was necessary to multiply steps in support of that government. Now gentleman whe wee acquainted with the bigot,' of India ' not pretend to determine, but it seemed to him that as must be struck with the remarkabl e analogy between the the worn-out ur overburdened incumbent found relief in the 'coition of that country when British merchant' resorted to aseiasenea of a curate, so the bishop might find relief in it, in the time of Hastings and Clive, and our present pool• the appoint:rent of • suffragan, which he was able to do boo in China. We had only just begun to develop the under Crammer's Act, and there were many excellent man eivihation of India, which had so recently become a part to be found who would cheerfully perform the duties of a of bee Majesty's dominions, and we ought cot to mix this suffrage° without being expected to he recommended in • soestry up with sew responsibilities, but hold imamate ton& if lirr to succeed to the bishopric when vacant. The aloof from the internal affsii •of such a °poetry al China. act of p ar ik tosea t f oe h affragai s s was so littl e underst o od Lord PALMERSTON defended the Chinese policy of that he purposed Mona it at length as an appendix to the ministers*. Mist in accordance with the wishes of the collection of the charges on the manioc of the ministry, meatry generally and the commercial classes in par- which would shortly be published, and to which the present licelar. He observed that they bad interfered io the pm. charge would form the introduction. Some practical out most mutest simply for the purpose of protecting our treaty ties were discusad, arid the visitation was brought to • sights when they were endangered, cad our national in- close. tenets when they were et stake. With regard to the _ _ _ Teraings, wherever three ragamuffins appeared there the country was laid waste and the people reduced to THIINDEILSTOKMI3.—For several boars last nip lit Mention ; and this was a state of things which he thought the metropolis was visited by a severe storm of thunder and mold not be madmen to British interest., or that it was Relining, accompanied by • stead,. and at times heavy desirable should be mended to the immediate oeighbour rain. The midland counties were similarly visited dories hood of the treaty ports. So far ea the ieforroatioo in the the afternoon. Our Manchester correspondent writes : of the government went, it seemed that the re- A heavy thanderstorra burst over Manchester yesterday at Moe had been aawriewed within a much more restricted noon, accompanied by dation of rain, and lasted several Mete than it was • year or two ago ; and if be were to hours, bet we Magda no casualty. After a long raja" of speculate on the future at all, he believed he should be dry, gunny weather, such as has prevailed in the neighbour wafer in predicting th at the insurrection was approach • hood, the rain was much wasted, and will do good Navies to Mg its end thee the government of Pekin. If the agricultural and horticultural interest. Cur Hermitic that covenant were to fall, and the Tespinp ham correspondent writes :—A thunderstorm passed were to succeed tom, so other result thee anarchy over this town between 4 and 5 o'clock pester must ensue ; sad hie ecievictiou was that by putting day ; this was accompanied b • shower of hail, down the rebellion the Emperor's government would not the particles being larger than good-sized peas ealy gain emblems foe themselves, but confer great ad- Oar Liv erp ool correspondent mys:—On Thursday night wastages upon tbe cceramercial interest' of England . The and ynner&y Liverpool was visited by • series of heavy sable lord also remarked that it was not intended to anti -in thuodsratorms, which had • most beneficial effect in re alm direct ioterferesee ins the military or naval service of dining the temperature from tie week's average of 78 to 65. Mina as between the government and the Taping., The thunder, lightning, and rein were worthy of the tropical beyond the protheise to be afforded to the radius or 30 regions, bat fortesstny no serious damage has been re make frees the treaty ports; and if the commercial com ported. The lightning was sees to strike the steeple of St. smite meld be congelted mad their opinion asks', he had George's Church, but it fortunately glided off apparently ea &CM they wend my, " For fleiven's sake protect on sabring injuring the strunnim—A terrific Minder storm monism with Chia" over the city sad county of Hereford yesterday. The Mr. LIDDELL iresseded the reply of the rob!. lord as =ones called Th e Grove. at Asbperton , was struck by • meatisfeetery. and warned the bees@ how they ea- the electric fluid, and received some damage. A steal Seek esersipd • May shish men Urethan disestrnally to our of moo and lambs wee killed at K . e, agar that city, Wend, in that part et the world. sad various damage has hem by timber in dit Mom aserniams mere also made apon the su*eh by WIWI PM of the 0014. WILLIAMSMr. wanted to know when the Foreign-4So, wee likely to be Galahad, for the expense of hiring buildings for public came was perfectly moutroue. Mr. SMITH. alluding again to the charge for designs, complained that there should have been such delay in sending in the claim, and observed that in the architect accenute for 1860 there was an architect charge of 2.000 f. for preparing designs, and TOW. architect commimion. He again drew attention to the paucity of members pesemit. There beim may 28 members in the house the Chairman reported the fact to the SPIAIII, who upon his arrival found than were only 29 or.eniben present. The house was masequeatly adjourned at 20 minutes to 8 o'clock. VISITATION OP THB ARCHDIACON OP LONDON. THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW IN HYDE- PARK. TO TU ISSITOI Or TIN MIMIC meeting of volunteer commanding °Aare of the metropolitan °Dips, held this day, it was re solved unanimously that the heads of arms In London be nequeted to give the volunteers is their employmma • half holiday on Saturday, the 26th, to enable them to Mks pert in the review whisk is then to be held in Hyde-park in calabeatire of the Queen's birthday. As eltairmaii of the meting, I venture, in the name of the comaseadiag °Mein, to give publicity to this resolution ttnathe medium of your paper, arid to express a hops t i g remit therein oentecaed may meet with favour able consideratiow—l am, de., BLOW. May 24 LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOTER BAILWAT. A special general meeting of the shareholders in this company was called yesterday at the Groevesor-hotel, VistorMetatioo, Lord Saida, in the chair. The meeting, which wee a Whanicliffe oar, was ocavansd to comedic a somber of bills promoted by the company, and which are DOW before primmest ; bat on taking ths.oheir, Lord SOK= Arad that he had bean informed by the solicitors of the compoy that the bills which were to be submitted were not quite ready for oonsidaration, sad he had therefore to move that the meeting stand sdjourued to the 27th hut. The nobi. lard then left the chair, arid the meeting ad journed. The followings,* the bills which it is proposed to submit to the shardaas at the meeting on the 27th :—" A bill talons into a separate undertaking part of the City limes of the London, Chatham, and Dover Solway Compeer, and to provide for a contribution thereto by the Great Northern ' Railway Compasy, and for other purposes." " A bill to authorise the London, Chatham, sad Doer Railway y to construct additional works sad acquire addl. prepay to alter the works and powers (000nected with or affecting their undertaking) of other oompanies, bodies, and perms, and to mood the acts relating to the above named employ, to Dover and to Murata, and for other purposes." ' A bill to authorise the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company to run steam mar& between Emmet' and certain foreign porta, and to provide aooom imodatice for steamboat traffic at Ramsgate sad Dover, sad for itradeetal purposes." "A bill to authorise the woo& dation of the separate capitals of the ilevenosks, ilaidatrae, and ToabiAge Railway Company, to eatesd the ending arrangements between them aid the Logsdon, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, to authors the sale or lease of their undertaking to that company, and for other purport" " A bill to marmot the Crystal Palos sad South London Junetioaßailway Companybimake a railway to consort their authorised railway with the Greenwich line of the Loudon, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, and to let or transfer their undertaking to the Landon, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, sad for other purposes." " A bill to empower the Rest Coast Railway Company to acclaim addi tresailnads, and to rare more money, and to make further provision for the lease of their undertaking to the London, Chatham, sod Dover Railway Company, and for other pur port" " A bill for the amalgamatiou of divers railway compare with the London and South Western Railway Company, for antlioriang that company to make and main. twin additional lines of railway, and to raise further 11601W01, and for other " • A bill to arable the Gnat Northern Railway Company to extend their railway to the town of Barnet, to isomers their station at Kaira aro and far other purposes." " A bill for enabling the Metro. I politan Railway Company to make additionalworks, for otending the tune limited for the compulsory purchase of lands, and oompletiou of certain works, for authorising the raising of additional capital, and for other porptees." WAszHousivim AND CL226B' iknooLs.—The half-yearly meeting of the subscribe?, to this institution re held yesterday at the Guildhall Coffee-house; Mr. °restorer in the chair. Mr. White, the secretery, reed the report of the board of management, which stated that the construction of the new building was being rapidly pro ceeded with under the direction of Mr. Parker, the °De tractor, end it was expected would be rooted in by the end of October. Purees and collecting books would be dis tributed smonpt the ladies and friends of the institution, to be made available at the opening of the building at Midsummer, 1865. Notwithstanding the large amount of donations given to the building fund, the currant receipts foe the general fund during the half year had been more than sufficient to meet the expenditure—a aridectory proof of the sound condition of the institution. The number of children now is the schools was 66—viz., 14 girls and 52 boys, all is good health. The canal summer fete will take place in June next at the Crystal Palace, and the anneal examination of the children in July. Pending the comple tion of the new building the board bad taken temporary premises near the school, is which 20 boys were snoopier dated, and overcrowding in the present building had thua been avoided. The grow; income in the half-year of the general food, including a balance of 7201.. had been 2.102/. 7s. 7d., and the expenditure 1,344/. 10• lid., ler. ing a balance of 7371.115. Bd. The receipts for the build =Ted during the ball-year had been 6011. la. Id., sad the from last half-year wee 7.722/. lig. 1111. Gar* MP I period 2,000 i. bad been paid to the balkier. The total amount now invested to the credit of the building fund was 12,9161. 10a 10d. ' and to the credit of the general fond 15,2001. The report, and accounts were adopted, sad a vote of treks to the chairman concluded the meeting. SUNDAY LABOUR IN THI DWI AND POULTRY TRADER—The following circular has bees issued by the Society few the Abolition of Burr Labour in the trades above motioned :—"The journeymen fishmongers sad poulterers earnestly solicit you to order your Sunday gib, ice, and poultry to be delivered on Saturday. The men employed in these trades labour 15 hours on week days sad from 8 to 10 hours on Sendsys, or 40 more a week than the mechanic, and as there is so fish or poultry market on Sun days the goods would be squally fresh if delivered on the Saturday. The Queen, the Prince of Wales and many leading families have already greeted the regent; and as the MO desire to publish the names of those who do so they will feel obliged if you will kindly sign the enclosed form, which will be called for by an agent of the society.— We are, yours faithfully, BROUGHAM, SHAFTRIBURT, A. KLUIIAIRD, SAM. Gamely." The following is the form referred to :—" To the Fithenegers and Po ul terers' Com mittee for the Abolition of Sunday Labour. You are at ' liberty to place my rime on the list of those who have gives orders for their Sunday's fish, ice, and poultry to be delivered on Saturday." THE FATAL BOAT ACCIDINT ON Till RIVIIR ITCHLM.—The following are the particulars of the fatal boat accident on the Itches river, briefly replied in our yesterday's imprenioe. Ame and two daughters of Mr. Wcodhesd, an engineer, of Northam, and a son of Mr. Par nell, as engineer also, of the same place, were out in a pleasure boat on the 'When, on Thursday ' . Young Parnell was engaged to one of the Miss Wood When near Bittern Manor-house, about two miles from South emotes, the young men were shifting their places, sod caused some costumes in the boat by which it upset, sod all four parsons were thrown into the water and drowned. Another boat was near, is which was a man and his wife. The latter, frightened et the other boat upsetting, went into hysterics, and the husband was in consequence tumble to rescue the 3 ouog people who were being drowsed near I him. The lose of life might have been prevented if It had been high water, for • boat from the shore would have been shoved off, but the tide rise low the boat could not be got through the mud to reach the deep water. _ . AjCIDENT ON Till ORRENTTICH RAILWAY.—Last evening, shortly after eight o'clock, as the train froze Leadou was eeterisgs the Greenwich station, considareble alarm wee aomaon.d among the pare/mere owlet toe shock felt throughout the train, occasioned by two carriages leaving the metals .as they were passing the pants at a cram line, only being saved from being thrown over a parapet wall to the depth of some 25 feet by the buffers of one carriage becoming end by eseterieg the other carriage, and thus stopping their progress towards the walL The paseeogers is these carriages were 000siderably shakes and thrown from their mate, one grottenain being much cut about the face. Owing to the accident traelo between t Deptford and Gramma station. was suspended for • eon siderable time, both fines of rails by which the statioe is approached being blocked op. The canoe of the accident is attributable to the breaking of a bolt in some self .octing points, and this is the second accident of the kind which has taken pleas daring the present week. THE FORT PLELOW MABSACHIL-..-Tbe massacre by General Forrest after the capture of Fort Pillow meets with approval from some Southern newspapers. The Rich mond Examiner says " Repeat Fort Pillow, raped Plymouth a few times, and we shall bring the Yankees to their wales; and, what is epee better, our goverment will rime to • proper anise of its pueition as an organ of • mhos, sad no looger act as it it were the junta of a sot of resolted prisoners." Da DI JONOH'S LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVES 0:4 TM Ararat, la es ankle Wry embark of Dr de Jamb's rasearthas, obearre—•• TM easeposltioa emend grandma Cod Lino 011 le sot es aerie am islibt be supposed. arras tliit alb *bleb era saylldne bud the of re lber of the cod sre crass per r each. We dad A de Ildht.Broina Cod Liver Oil t i bl i f ca laralle in ead Ash ln lodleo sad the eraser Cl the . bli" b eipared bottles, te. id., es IL, sad L a. 7 Dr. ds Jes Nasals, Auer, ilsrford, sad C. • n. i Lambs. aM ahsembla—(Advaetierust,l Winneraa;/dlrtiiiaiao ran Cutler. W by two th ird. Dliuttil apt og t : 6 to.io7l.Voutoooy,;(.ltogth2sapTta ;abed h. . Duce . ow 6 TUB DUMP HANDICAP of 60 son., lot all ages , rtes. About 6 Ityloo3u H u , 3 yrs, Mr. IMMIlia Denial Malan. by Balbaria*—,L ifirralti I OM alb Mr. ilir. T. napaa ltsat r a . Att B° l Tbs udN li k. :3 yrs,: £l o4 l o tl r L ...4. t u j- iimoba lian* :: 23 Betting : 6 to 4e* Boa Boy. 3 to 1 apt Dermot Astliont. 4to 1 apt Aust Jody. Woo by three !omit's, two lengths botwooo wood sod Wed. ERWIN° ON THE COURSE. DEBBI% 5 Le 1 apt Galina Pool (1 - ; - 7 to 1 Cainbusaul 7 to 1 Batch Brooui (t) 8 to 1 Scottish Chid st! 101 to 6 *pi B/213 Athol (3) 26 to 1 ndlyio ;q 03 to 1 Sant its CSICKET. THIRTEEN GENTLEMEN OF THE SURREY CLUB v. FOURTEEN SURREY COLTS (WITH F. BUR RIDGE. ESQ.. AS CAPTAIN} Flay in this match, at the Ova, was resumed yestar&y at half-pest 11. and MOD' • tiro-day match only, every emersion wee made to bong at to • coaclusioe, but four or five of the Gestlemen got too well hold of the Colts' bowling os the good wickets, sad wheu the stamps were finally drawn the Colts were 188 runs so the wren side of the score, with bat night wickets to go down. 7 OF OXFORD v. NARYLEBONR RUTS AND GROUND. This match was r;liieirtChior;l yerterday morale( woe after 11 o'clock. The Grit isoiap of the Uai•waity recorded 439. which was probably the largest score ever obtained cm the Magdalen mead. The play its the side of the Marylebooe was characterised by nation, in the face of the great leers they had to make head whist. The match was drawn at 7 o'clock, Masers. Perkins and Hearne carry ing oat their bate. The following is the score : —The Uai varsity, 439 ; Marylehosie, 134 and 82 ; total, 216. TRADE 01 Saaawac—The progress of Sarawak cansot fail to interest even those who are in no way nos mated with the country. It has bean said by Mr. Crawford and other eminsot writers that a Europese settlement is say well-peopled part of the Archipelago Nat smash to abstain froo, oppression and to deal fairly, and stroag rough to enforce obedienc. from and secure protection to its people, osnoot fail of ancoea auswak is working out that problem, and its developmest would seem to bear out the moolusion indicated. The difficulties that beset the fostedatioo of the coastry were greater than owe be readily oresosived, and for many years there was a constant sink of mossy. Now, however, a tide of substantial return appears to have set is. The trade returns have, r i tar by year, Men improving. The coast sad londis roes to 751 907 dole. in 1863, ae lamas, of 29{,403 dela. over 1862 ; and the imports roes to 747,712 dole., as increase of 103,461 dole over 1862. The inseam, in t h e quantity of gattapercha forms an important item i ia the referee for 1863, and one which is likely to eceatimis ; both Maley, sad Dyeing being employed in working the forests. The foreign import trade is chiefly with Sings pore. Java, and the Malay pesinsala. The foreign export trade Maeda. sago, gattaperelm antimony. rattans, and timber exported direct to England. The rivers from which most of the articles are derived are :—The Rejsag, foe rise, gattaparelia, wax and ratter ; the Eaten La. par, for rice, paddy, gattipereha, wax., sad gold ; the Rake\ Oyab sod Man ta rivers, for taco in the raw state : Distal& gattaperel, camphor, wax, birds' sesta, sod rattier; grebe., rise sad gattsperche ; Kidoskit, ries sad gattapereha ; Won, rice asd birds' noels; Lands, rattails, oncoasats, sad oil from the islands stemma This la expected to be much hicreared by the main( op of tondo whir Qs be el the Bejaia& from sear Qua is Both*/ but good mess.—Stivits non. Molts malt rya: aro Barra' maw rasa,—Thia et:o the WPM sot bow stock of open sad saner ever astesittod lir wake approve/ The wislot-imigi masses at Alfred Webb Meta,' Its ortglaslah say ate. =Ul:Laotian* Nasimbagsare. ittialeniked 196 L Emma £BD - c60a1107 - iiilir - Dli — tsi-Trciiiiii AND UDC'S- MAL SOCIETY (LnirriD). Jane 16, at 10, at Hafted Coast) Coen-petition for winding ap. DICLAZATIONS OP DIVIDZIOL WILLIAM CLAM; lArerNos4-14 dividend of any Widnes. day. at liorgasis, Liverpool Tweak 811AILISSY, Liverp ool-3rd dividend of Is. 11 id., any Wednesday, at Morgan s, Liverpool. WILLIAM Joan, Bela, lterimethshire -Ist di bieLd of la. Od., say Wednesday, at liergeris, Liverpool JOHN DAVIN; Pembrokeshire, medical practi tioner lot di lls. ed., any Wednesday, at Miller's, Bristol. WILIJAK BMA Carlisle. chemist-2nd dividend of Si& addi tion to 10., previously cleclmedi, ay Saturday, at Lithium& NemessiJesiporAimis. JAMIS DAT, thessien, Suffolk, miller-dividend of Os. lid., any day after May 90, at the County Co u rt- ciMee, Newntorket. DIVIDISNDS. Jam 16. J. R. Home, Church Stratton, Shropabire. chemist- June 11 T. Great. ez, J. Waters, and J. Grestrez, Coventry, ribbon manulactursrs-Jane 2. J. Oaol2ll. Mold, Plintahlre, sad dler -June 2- .1. Tomschitz, Liverpool, commission agent-June 2. R. Hughes, Twdweßog, Carnarvonshire, draper-Jens 2. J. W. Lloyd, MachyoUeth, Montgomery hire, druggist-Jam & A. Stearenghl. Cardiff, dealer In cattle-Julie B. H. Richards, Reath, Glamorganshire, MAW' anistent-June B. J. Powell, Manchester, mi change-Nay Pli J. Wright, Hartlepool, boot. maker-Juin 4. S. Dodpon, Worsbni Yorkshire, shoemaker-June 2. G. Moore, Harting. Sussex, -May gl. H. Gallon, itromptoe, Lent, tailor-June 21. Lacy Penns, Holaworthy, Devonshire, innkeeper-June 21. T. Lao, Port land, faker-June 21. C. Rogers. Cornball& Cornwall, dram J June 21. J. Walla, Tiverton, hotter-Jane M. Walip, inborn, Cornwall. auctioneer-Jane 13. J. Wialeson, inymbo, Denbighshire, ironmaster -June Mi. A. Waimea and M. Mac. kends, Liverpool ahlpbrokers-Jane IL J. Late sad L. Addl. ma, Liverpool, printers-June 16. 0. Pryde, D. Jones, and J. Gabb, Liverpool, mil 'oaken. PARTS 11,118111P11 DISSOLVE). S. lose and W. B. Sewell, itililter-street, City, merchants- T. Beet and O. & Upham, New Bond-street, booksellers-T. S. Partrtdge and Nancy Partridge, Coventry, and Darieston : Stn. Tail PULIGE CuUBTB. CLERK EN W ELL. Mr. J. W. Beeves, of N 07130, iihitscrossetreet, fit, Lakes, a brimmed pairoteolterjwas sainenoned Mrs. Ace Collies, of No. 1, Boundary-street, 9kotudi a h , to show mom why be did unlawfully refuse to deliver to her a gold gnarl elmM r sawned with him, she having tendered std paid the pried sad interest due thereat, together with the or the same. a tr a ro s tee time past • great number of people have been obtaiaisag a livelihood by selling chains manufactured Birmingham as gold whores, they are of v er y wrier mend, although thickly coated with gold limb. I. sues owes, to snake the fraud move complete, the swivels are of gold. and are Hall-marked, sod it hi s bees known that the first SO or 30 links on either aide of the swivel are gold, whilst the remainder are of brass so thickly mated as to eland • slight test. All the chains are besatfinfir finished, and are calculated to deceive even the heat judges. In this saes Ifis. Collins stated that about four mottle ago one of her foes died, and jest previous to his death be had pawned with the defendant a gold chain for 11. 10s. Not wishing the chain to go out of the family she gave the Whet to another of her soca, and be • fortnight since redeemed the chain, and when he got it home be did not like it, for instead of its being • gold one it was nothing bat brew. He took the chain to a watchmaker's, who told him that, with the exuptioo of the swivel, the chain was not worth thirty farthings. He then west back to the shop, sad agile offered the chain in pledge, but the assietant refused to have aaything 'to do with it, saying it wee worthless, and se she was certain that her deceued eon's awe was gold,whilst the one she received from the defendant was braes, she bad taken the present proceedings, The claim wee this headed to the magistrate. With the exespikm of the swivel, all of it had the appeara nce o f brass. — The defendant, in reply to the charge, said that the chain produced wig the one that had been pawned with himt It wee a chain that had been got up for the of deceiv ing the trade, and his saistant had made a mistake in taking it in. He did not wish the poor woman to lose all her mousy, and therefore he would give her • sovereign, although it was no fault of his. The magistrate said he °machined the offer a proper one, sad it bang accepted the rem termiusted. IMPERIAL PAMIAbIENT. MOO= OW 001010118. -FRIDAY, MAY 30. ler Saw= Yoh the that se 4 dark. INZVATII /11732111118. 11611elleriag bile mew reed • third Moe and passed 711MIla lertisiemier lealways Bel ;Past Norfolk Railway Rik Brewry Mew Wi n , Bill ; Oevreetry awl Ifeseees, mil No aad other Bri m, alemprise *VW WRIT. Ile Ilierretim of Vs. BRAND • sew writ was ordered trimmest the eisidie of a member for the city of Glee eselher. is the swim of Kr. J. J. Powell, who has acoepted flieellhe resseilar d the borough of Wolmrhaseptoo. lAszially a* heitvema frier Lord Palmaeeton catered and nun apeded leak bed aleara, especially from the minis knit mid the lesonna R/S4FLEITIIINT OF SOLDIERS. Chimed NORTH asked when the new regidations eels. limb Ss menlialment of soldiers upon the capitation of Auk Iran of wise woad be ivied 161, Nov& of IWITINGTON said the aew regulations email kr UNA shortly. TER ROYAL SOVEREIGN CUPOLA SHIP. Ense* Oeineel lona, Be. MIMES seid Wt no decision had is yet been mem to so to the heit mem of litho( guns. Whoa a dad ninewnseeme to. the Royal Sovereign would be armed with Illegsawirr tiled gum TB thee she would be armed with lisassah hers pa REGULATION OF GAOLS BILL. he reply is Lord &MILD, Eir O. GREY Mid be would postpone the mood reading et Mb dl OR Monday weak. PSUSBLiN =ACTIONS IN JUTLAND. sr. WHITESIDE Wad the noble lard (Palmerston) wirier the peirereneet bed received any communicatioa %Ike dent that 'sanitation had been exacted by tba Inman army in Junked pendhig the armistice and on hewn an whether it we io accordance with the terms of the araiethe AM they should levy thine exaction mad enernallies? Lad PALICUSTON—The cooditious of the armietios we nth elan as le We , that no fresh contributions were be he levied. Bat there is some ambiguity as to the sdr atrdiq eanribetion which had been ordered Wan the ansistioe abeeld continue to be levied. Ily seine Weed, lawanir (Seri Rummell los in communication with the PilliniSO genrament oa the subject. Sir IL FAIIQURAS—Was it not clearly understood that ell erevieleme were to be paid for during the armistice Lard PA LRSIIIIION—CIearIy so. (Hier.) RETURN OF THE GUARDS FROM CANADA. Major KNOX asked the Uoder Secretary for War whe lk, it was trite that the Guards had been ordered hose hat Othada, and if so, whether other troops had been, or would be, seat out is their place ? The Yargaisd HaRTINGTON said that two battalions el the Grenadier Gosrde and ows batuilioo of the Military This ware to come hem withont relief. (Hear. j MARKRT& TALLOW.—FaIDAY liviumro.—The market was steady to-day. Spot, 40s. 3d. to 40a. 6d. ; May and June, 40a. to 40s. 33. ; July to September, 41s. ; October to Da camber, 435. 3d. to Cle. 6d. Delivery to last evening, 335 casks ; arrivals, 560 casks. Tows tallow, 39a. net cads ; North Amsricaa, 395. Ilse, 38s. 6d. fair ; tdoutk Amenaa, 425., Ist pipes ; Australian mutton, Cs floe beef, gs. 6d. to 38s. a& Cocoa nut oil steady. -Cochin at 425. ; ()igloo, 395. 6d. ; Sydmy, fine white, 40s. ; good, Ma. 6d. to 39e. ; mixed kinds, 365. to 37a 6d. ; palm ea firm at 36a. Aso Leos, 34e. Arena —No palm nut oil here. CIOTPON.—LivrafOOL, YAT 19.—There his been only a moderate isquiry during the cement week, sod although then has not been the slightest pressure to sell, still is some unthaws Surat and China descriptions have declined id. to id. per lb. Prime of American have been steady. Bull sod Epptian bays been difficult cf sale, except at • decline of id. per lb. During this period cotton to arrive has been very little inquired for, and prices have slightly declined. The reduction of the Bank rate today to 8 per cast. has imparted • more cheerful tone to the market, and • good traipses hes been done, both for snivel and ea the spot, 3 s , cal ui !sy. ins almost recovered last week' s quotatioes. ton have taken 6,920 bales, being 310 Americ a s, 340 200 Peruvian, 730 Egyptian, 3,170 Swat, 770 Bengal and 1,400 China ; and there are reported for export 15,270 balsa, vit., 1,950 American, 470 Pernam, 260 limas 620 Egyp tian, 230 Peruvian, 90 Smyrna, 40 West India, 9,750 Sant, 910 China, 1,470 Madras, and 480 Bengal. Probable sales 7,00 D bales, 3,000 being on specrattoa and for export. oarroN GOODIL—KANcesenz, Mar 90.—Since Two. day warehouses have bees dosed arm day at noon, and the came rule obtains to-day. The Fa &am* was open this morning, sod some country nsamfaaturen attended, but there was noting doing worth being .slid a market. As far as isquiries went, it appeared that Whin were firm at Tuesday's quotatioas, bat then was no business offering, buyers being disposed to 011ia•bill • cautious attitude. Whitens week is 'amorally a holiday bars, but it has seldom t=il that Share boa beta sash an entire suspension of OORN.--Cirmotarom Mar 23.—Weetber exoeedingly hot for May. which caner a dull markt& We had a thin atteadsaoe at to-day's market, aad a fair isle at la &alias oa the week ; red =kin Us. to 40a • while, 411 to Oa ; extra, 44a. Beast Nara sod rather diary. LOICOLN. MAY 20.—We bad a small supply of wheat et our market Farmers were very slow sellers at ay &Wise. What little wheat claimed beads was at le. &sham Very little dein m sprat( cora. Wheat, red, Ma to 39a. ; erldte, 40a. to 42a. Barley, 295. to 335. Llvisroot., KAY 20. —We have had a exosediagly small &meridiem* of buyers at this day's market, sad we have to Dollies both wheat end Boar agora the tan lower, redacts* vela, se compered with last - Friday folly Id. per motel, and 9d. per sack sod barrel. Indian core is still neglected, and fully 3d. per quarter cheaper. NW and oatmeal slimiest millers. Beans, pees, sod barley each main- Seised about late rates. The market abase very %Wive. Wmomtnn, May 20.—Wheat dull of sale, and prices Is. lower. Beam rather dearer. Is other articles no damps. Average for the weak sodas& May 16:—Wheat, 2,0r9 34a. quarters, at 41a lid.; oats, 10, at ; Mesas, 40, lld. COAL& —Lowoom, MAY 20. Bates' Wed Hartley, 14a. N. ; Buddies West Hartley, 15s. 6d. ; Holywell Male, 17e. ; Learbsd's Wed Hartley, 15a 3d. ; Tudeld Moor, 14s. ; Tadield Moor Buttes, 14s. ; West Wylaoa, 16s. 3d. Wylma, 17s. ; Walla lad Ridde ll , 16s. 6d. ; Walls lad Braddyra Halloo, les ; Walls Rad Haltom. 17a 6d.; Walls Red Hartlepool, 17e. ; Walls Bed gbh 16e. 3d. ; Walls Bad Hellos, 16a. 3d. ; Walls Ea Ewa Bartispool, 17s. 3d. ; Walls Bad South Hardspool, 16a ; Walls Fad South Kam, 16a. a --Ships at searlosk. 66 ; said, 33. TRAI7IO REIVIINS. =a hr ]tar =pt. T 2132, 11•211/ATIL pas.sengets. chnotlas 19.4. 11224. Week ending Apelll4. a A A 4 abla sad au harts°, 251 540 537 MT De. April ll_. .... 146 114 260 w•miiit Kay U. Amt. di - 100 11.918 97.199 10.101 *7.IK Use) Lou of Outlast Italy ln :Ass 2.142 Cal 4.139 DISPATCH OP Tat INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN BAIL,—The Peninsular and Grimed Oompany's Mean thin Ceylon, Captain Evans, mailed rignerday with the nails far Gibraltar, the lieditarraneas, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, India (wept Bombay), China, liaartting. Australia, tad New Zealand. Tim Oaks took ont 63 argi and 18 aces& due nugatory, and on freight 292 boxer, spade, vale 77,7224 HOLLOWAY P I LL.s. —N o Durntun.--Publ ic oast a awake in no feeble or uncertain voice concersing the merited them Polls for purifying the blood, regulating the action at different organs. and strengthening the human body generelly. Holloway's Pills have gained a reputation for caring dnterden of the stomach. derangements at the liver, dhows of the kidneys, sad affections of the brain and nerves, prervanaly %IDS .umpled to the history of medicine. An Ispoetant matter regarding obese Ms is that the Invalid, by reading the sooompanylag " dine- Home for we," can determine the proper dime with a precision which no one toned hope to attain who had not long known his habits and constituting. Holloware PUL act with the utmost safety and greatest efficiency. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, •ND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CVDDOW.-11sy 19. at College.villaa, Booth Easopetead. the wife a I'. T. Cwilloe, Bief., of a aaaghter. CUMALISO.—IIay 19. at lameert-ootteip, Bealep-reed. Beire- SA.. the wife of W. A. Of • too. DAN —IIIA7 19, at Orange-villa, Upper Claptoo. lira Baker P. Deatels, of a too. R A N,- - • - -erokeaokare, the wife of P. A. --,--- _ ..F . . Miniersis& A. P. P. JaUlank .—Aoll7—:iiiiii, at Ladbrolmae...., —.emu-Week City, aad Uverpool. =iceboats—W. J. Can- 1 R awe st . g,.. a / A 1 ,,,,,. Waltham and A. Cesium Intretieerrese, Yktaria Dock; son i krpi AT gy._w lA . e s w ., u th w il e 0 t J. P. chinista—J. Simpson and T. Bras& Ilisaborusigh, Yorkshire, ! =w., g e , A . a. daughter bricklayers—T. N. kichardson and W. & Daisy, Kirton.ln- , wrgyfigua—way 18, at Lewes, iliamez„ Mrs. G. Whltbeld, of a Lindsey, Llncoltuthire, manufacturers of portable steam engines— ' mo. T. Botterell an 1 J. Symons, jun.. Liskeard, Cornwall.... ____.groccro— I ILtRILIAO7IB. W. T. "P er 164 W. Paton, fl°mldtil if and Exr. ""''''' . • H.I.IIDINO—WATERLOW.—Hay 1% at the aerial' albeit of M. Clerkentrell, shirtmakera—Mary _Leith array mad Mary J sae . chad, Dram. , th . Ath. T. W. wthoth . T.... C. " aim " 1311CidWath. lent, ' Wee' eeheebeietrenes —G. H. Harding Ldp.. of Nottbwhill, LOOdOII. to Mall JIM• 004 Donaldson MI J. lambert, decemed.AusthstrlsrAClty,userchmaa ' .... m .; ~ kJ. w . f .... , 2 .....„ ptht. ......... R .... c .. B. W .-811ver. H. A. Sliver, andJ. W. Wiliam. Riabopigatestreet Within, manufacturers -B. Park, G. Wood, and J. notate, • e irt - T _ Lccfm.. _ th ., th. .., th . Chapel. by Ho le r - Halifax. cloth finiahers, so far sa regard. 0 Wood—R. J. Wake, ' J Spasm D. DMr . J . L Peas , Zo i rtiverpool, to Harriett. . , . . L boblisson. and J. Tarim, Goole, Yorkshire, siwas, so far se athow. ..., ff .. „A. W. J. L a th. of ff . Loth. ... moth .. regards J. Varley—D. Noose and W. Oldham. 1.4. Panto"— VIGIga—BATTIN.—Iday HA at fit. Omega Bloomsbury, by W. Walker and J. lyre, Pearematreet, Kingslaademd, boot t h e .A n . ......,.. AA. A .,...... n . . yr. from usanufazturers—C. Rumen, W. H. Breeze, and J. Coo, Hocken. , e ,.=;. :-_- 3.....--a—....— d z ih z,v—g--,. „I, W. wuii. hank Kent, builders—H. F. Sandman, R. li. Sanderson, and S. ' —„,... .. -- i- elreet, Ramelterquare. Raker, K lag Williametreet, City. discount brokers-0. A. I Blood= and Ir. C. Wolfing, Great Tower street, and Renate- MATHIS. Week OM lowa merchants—B. 0 . Hacking sod T. Parkinson. BRYIS—Mar IR at Rammate, Gustavus Oidley, sea of the Rm. Bury. arandle saabers—dames Wallis and Joan Wallin. Nottiy it J. merle, e p yg, has, =athlete—O. Wood and J. Frost. Hanley, fitaffordshira. COOPHR.—May 14 at Windsor Cottage, Flnshkry, lasabeth. Perim manufactairers—W. H. Stone and H. Newton. Manchosler. the wile of Mr. W. Comm hide broken—J. C Balks= and O. J. Willson, Craniond, near HAY Nl I?, at his rmidagen. 24, Oloaceeke oars, Hyde. idlabargh, Crammed Ina Company. , part. John . aged ea formerly of South waren SIQUEBTKATIORS. • Ananias, iamb end most deeply regretted by all who lAN. CASKICIRAIL, idlaburgh, poalterer, Day 95, at Duwell's knew Ma. loner at a =Man= sill plasm 50 wag< this Seems, lklinbargh. tatintatiom FOIE DOW& Irraserbarsk, d. Arms Hotel, anetiouem, May 28, at the Salton" i 1/10SFORD.-12ay 111, at Keusi egadngton, Fiaohafga. widow ad Has Frasechunik. lato & TT. DAM 0111.0. ad sass slunk Idinburgh, sacking mantas*. num mit. —ld Klassfor ag 1$ at ilea CoLlemike Svc J. F. Plemptre. torero, May It, at Doweßs Roma, idlaburgh. M.A., aged* Jose Buena, L MARL Petry-road, mar Ifelintough, builder, TINARLDS—May 111,24 Castikeidgempore, Ilyge.park, Sophia. Dim 21, at Dowels Rooms. Bdlaburgh. wire 41.11. IreaMes, Rm. JAN. Dititan, Mostikki, tamer, May SI, at the Roy= Hotel, WISTON.—May 19, es srussocasspyiss, gessissaid. MT , _ Hendee. 1 waist, W. Wasiak, Is.. egad Ist. 110111111Alell MIL is oboists sod deo% sooderabe Printed and Plibildind by. wassail !leicum. et No. 9. se srles, wholesome to wia. Them adeastageabave seamed I Letahardetgert. = the City 4 Image., Misr, at the sew ,4. la s i, wawa pregeream. it is mkt In /Nabob kg &Igo .05... lb imobarJetreet, in Obi mows 4WU 1140.—Wrigehommia So2IIIDAT. kb! 11, INK ~R w. 1 1 i II I li.