The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-11 00:00:00

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For the due delivery of them pews, ahem* distributed for tie most put by the wiling news semis, the proprie tars will hold themselves resprmsOns; begat eneoloace of ishwariptions from puttee is country Was, M ha smiled by railway parcel, must be dependent yes semagemints Wag mods with mews soots, or ces the /11/11116/if of saber:rip dam teem owl each lowa. Wen to be addressed ts "Ti =NAOMI of the DAILY NEWS," 'ad Peet-Mw mine le be made pay able to "It J. LINCOLN, NA, Daly News Ma, 9, DenverianMesi, 71inintrost, 2.C." N1:1_1,42 . 1 to NEW YORK DIRECT sad the to 112,164 16 laAMllflas n 11=1 a 6•6 P 61110117 nail Cla il lre Wad .61a2lani heir ha. haar NOIMI-OVS LIVF r .., YOi ... ham : V IIALT1360111; lisimmair. CITY 0 WhillllloToll .._____.=:Ert. ZANCIAJLOO lAal nil ~Me wommmr., filia mom 1417, mg 11 irahavomPlalah ea laalmalalaalh Perward pray • foima. Peonsoun ter Omagh ma re==rodal lamiliss tan Maaslip•as her. 7 114=1rri a nITIV4 w it ale Car. NEW YORE, from Leedom. vli BREMEN. 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DOD's Pill/lON BAIONITAOI, AND IEXIGHTAOIII iron ISM.—Ths appaeruoa of Mr. Dote new ensud velum affords an opportunity which we gladly embrace of Maims the witness of daily experience to its rains. The preen volume contains so many alterations that the work le almost a new on from beginsing to end. Besides the cede. airy and increasing Influence of births, deaths, and mar secorrieg among *even or tight hundred individuals, tad of eassultim and deaths in the mane of the &Foy can- Skis, the large additions to the ceder of the Beth hare canatd chomps I. every pegs of the volume. Lapse of time and new creatiens hare required ths introdamks of 111 entirely new amktee. A " PARLIAMENTARY REitoßm " MAP:Me. 'Ran ted, of Cheriwincea. he. jut published a very excellent map of InglAnd and Males, showing, by an ingenious tom cf colouring, the alma of three schemes of parliamentary rimes—neme4t e that of the Aberdeen cabinet, proposed in 11114. Me. B s scheme, and the phut suggested by a car '—Cl the Times. The exact boundaries of the oar, boroughs are ewe. No other map of the kingdom cants ns there. The number ogrool tors returned for each constituency is ind,eate 1 in a very simple way. Those returning ono member are coloured peen; those renaming two members are leagued pink; while those with three members ere yellow. Tables printed es the ease sheet as the mop show the population, 'lst tore, Inhabited homes, rated bows, the amount if direct taxes, tog. they with the present and the mimed rintaestaticee for serA constitutes,. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 11, 1869. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TannAT, Fn. 10. ?be Lou. CIAYCILLOI took lio seat oil the wools** M Ave o'clock. NEW PEER. The las seat. Earl ot !boos (late Lord Roderick) took tha Mir sod THE PRINCIPALITIES. The Bari of ir7sisitTilirw= to ask the &credity ke Foreign Afars whether it wee not the opinion of Me goverment that the &mice of one person tu the position of Remedy of Wallachia and Moldavia was contrary to the mirit and letter of the Convention of Pavia of August, 1866 f TM third &Miele of that convention declared that "the pubic powern in each principality shall be wafted to • h-spoder and elective amembly." By the 22nd article the " buds of imam and espendlture shall be prepared manually for each principality, Ina!er their respective hospodatv." In the 44th article it would be fund "that the cousmander-in ohig shall be appeistel alternately by each hospoder." Firm this It •ppesoud clear that the framers of the cos metics latendd that there should le two hi:update. It was well lowers that difference of opinion existed amongst the parties to the treaty of Par:e, whether one or two hospo den should be appointed. He el , o wished to cell the Mu tton of the goveramest to the 46th tartlets of the convention. By this it was provided that' "Moldaviane and Wale:blue of ell Chris Ma denominations shall be equal is the epic, the law. The enjoyment of the same rights may be emended to ell other axes by legislative mimment. " now ha theingit MO the Jewish portions of the population of the prim-Meyy. dee bad greet !WOW to complein of this, and be should like to know whether the article had the samties of the govern. meat which had during the lest madon Maimed the crown to meat to an act for the enfrencldeenent of the Jewish am mushy at home from one of the disabilities which affected that close of the common ty. He treed thet his noble Mead would he able to impleb the alms of the government en these points. The Bari of MALIIESBURY mid that a few nie ss Lar i hie noble Mead some acmes the house to him and him of Me intention, or rasher desire, to pet • quell/on to him an the 'object of the convention of Paris. His noble Mend MEW the question he wished to pat, which was, whether it wee not inconsistent with that eenvestfees that one person should be appointed beepodar both for Wallachia end Moldavia. His noble friend asked whether the petting sleuth a question would be Inconvenient to the interests of the palm, and he ((ord It abarbary) told his that it mull be Meant:mient to answer each • question. He me thereinto somewhat surprised to fend his noble friend repast. Mg that question et the present moment. He meld oily site had alreedy privately, that it would be immure. alma to the public interest to answer the question. And for Me mama it wee more then probable, indeed It was almost metata, looking to the events which had taken place in the prieMpalitiee, that • congress would have to mesh* or at all meats that the power. who rimed the convention would ham to consult together, and determine the details of the dome which the noble earl referred to, as well as other dmese of the emanation. The some rem ark epptied to the dem with !eremites to religion, as to which hie noble friend bad given him no twice whatever. In these circumstances it would be naanifstly improper for him to give an opinion in that house on a subject which must be melee of demeelon elsewhere. LAW OP PROPERTY AND TRUSTEE RELIEF BILL. This bill prod Omagh cocuoittim. WINDING-UP ACTS. The LORD ciiircaLuma ea/led the attend= of the Inouye to a erasure for amending the Minding-up Act. Having bristly reviewed the raring& eon of parliament on the ROOM, be stated that the man object of the present bill wee the consolidation et all previous sets. He proposed to retain all former regoletions, and to extend the advantages of the proposed bill to all companies, especially insurance compasies, which, under presto circumstances, wire excluded from the operation of tamer ac's. Lord BROUGHAM thought it very desirable that all the acts should be cunceildsted in the moomos proposed by hit noble end learned Mead. _ Vila read a first dear sad Us holm adjoersed at ait eckek. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TionDAT, FEL 10. The SPRUCES look Or eh* et 4 if sleek. NSW WRITS. _ A now writ wee oederedie io,ter Ned Wereadenhito In the room of Colonel Ituatioet, sow Lord Iterthwlch. and who had bees rolled up to the Nome et Leda Aloe the the borough of lleohe, in the teem of Sr Jahn Rareedea, who ►ad scowled the Chiltern Hawked& NOTICES OP MOTION. IDUCAITION. _ _ _ Mr. WARREN, 0111;11;if;;iai g ht, r unholy' re 'pegging eduction end Chrleglantty In India. . _ 241 W FOREIGN-OFFICE. Mr. TITS, cm the maths fee aljournm-nt that maim Meek what seeps had brae Wen with reform to the re- Walla; of the iseeten-edies. cliuscg swiss. sir A. ILTON p e nitro* that ea; Tamsfay, Fehrway 32, he skald move the following issolations : I. That this beam ocerdbaing that chunk rata are probative of bequest etrife end litigatica, sad here seated to be levied is en increasing number of varieties, deems it advisable that they should be wholly discontinald, except for payment of 'mishap charges thereon, and that the male *woo of the fabric of the church should be confided to the zeal aad bberality of the clergy mnd laity. "1 That in ord. r to afford every facility for the free ameba of that zeal and hberslity, It is empelient that in merry parish the incumbent and churchwardens should form a corporation, with power to take, hold, and menage all pro perty given or appropthted for purposes Meting to the parish church, and to admisister the moms theme. arising • 3. That the authority of the present vestry is every parish with Merinos tot e perish church should be Irmo fared to a new vestry, to be termed • the chant miry,' to tousist of the iscombent mad churchwardens, aid those porishketers forming part of the congregatam of the perish thatch, who give not lest than a Axed poly sum to its hods. the truant vestry retaining its aatrity in secular addles. 47 That the chart-be - anima oboald be ahem ezehteivaly frau the re,thbete of the church nary, and their purely MAW' antes ho lerforined by the owners." WAR STEAMERS. Sir C. NAPIER, at an early day, to more for te'urns of the make of war steamers an the home station. NAVAL_ ESTIMATES. Led J. RUSSELL rrlabed to know from the First Lord of the Admiralty whetter he cmld name a day for teingias forward the naval eatimatre, and for making hie statement therespos Sir J. PARINOTON, as at pretest advise!, proposal to mate hie statement on Friday, the 25th inst. THE GARDEN OF THE SOUL" Mr. SPOONER asked "SeerZy74! State for War whether "The Garden of the Soar was le ond to may soldiers to the British army by authority of floe of &ate for War; and whether that • book was p= sad distraint. d at the cost t f the sate. Omen! PEEL believed that "The Garden of the Soul" wes the peeler book of the Roma. Catholics, cad if so certain ster of copies of it were distribute ! at the yoblie expiate. 2.01/01. annually was allotted out of the re.mmehs fur the purchwe of religions books, and a certain portion of clef sum was devoted to Roman Cashel° books propartiowe le the number at Roman Catholic soldier.. Re Mil made se eltwetka. The sum wet always mentlonad in the esti mates, es the ha. member Watt see when they warm laid on the table. SUGAR DUTIIS. Mr. T. HANRElZawl;:tim;s 7 there was any truth la a report which had appeared to the limes newspaper to the effect that government contemplated mom. 'lteration in the mger dada P The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER had seen the ataseaaaat, which was not in the noes of that day, but in that of the previous day, in the City Art.cle. The state- went was that grvernment ontemplated de►ting with the sager &ilea. lie had only to say at pewee that there was not the slightest foundation for that statement. PRISONS (IRELAND). Lord NAAS obtained have to bring is h bill to consoli date the several acts regulating the princes of Ireland. MUNICIPAL suenoss. Mr. CROSlL;rd7orl;;;7oWigii;: bill to UMW the low relating to municipal election/. tio long as M ibsq and, cerreptimi auturied at municipal eleXons it was vain to hops toe purity at yorliameotary eleotk•ne. It was true that the Munition Corporation Act had mode peter-ien against bribery, bet practically that provision bad been a and Uttar, for the pear tin it imposed and the mod* of en =them were so impassive that the actin this respect was later. The remedy which he prorsed was small penalties sad sacomery pai.dictt.n. In order to save un neesesery szpope at elections, he proposed that notice shend be given befondisni of the tames of ell eandidstes, es that it @bond be homes whether a cosiest was likely to take pion or not, and he also inserted a provieion for allowing costs et the cue of Menotti objet his, sad another fur sub-divlding the boroughs Into wards where memory. Mr. DILLWYN, who seconded tbemwinn, hailed with seti•factioa soy attempts to improve the law under which irmaicipal elestiems were corded.% bat he would suggest to the has. Fathoms that if he wished edetunly to pat down lathery, he would do well to introduce a clause, pro. 'riding that the votes should be taken by ballot. Sir G. PECHISLL considered that mine thane :was me. mow is the ensaineet, which dud thus yews residence as • qualification he respect to mumicipal electieno. Ile. GRIFFITH thought louse mast should be devised Ie more elbctselly preventing parish jobbing. It was not in mussel pretties for tratimman to et elected to municipel offices sad using their inflame* to Otani parish contracts for their eon bessilt. In repty to a emotion from Mr. Kr. CRON stated that he weld move the second The motice was thou *growl to. '- THE NAVY ESTIMATES. Mr. CORRY brought op the navy totimates NEW WRIT. Oa the motion of Mr. BRAND, It atm writ was ordered to haw for tho ele.daa of • member Sur the West Marg. in the room of Vleeouat Oodwich, who has become a =tuba of the Boar of Peem so Rani of Mom Lord NAAS and Mr. Coosa brought in their respeeive lid% which were read • drat hmo. The hew* &dimmed at tea minutes to Ma o'clock. OONFOCATION OP THZ CLERGY. Ills Lower Houma of Convocation assembled yes ferds_y, in the /masks Chamber, under the presidency of the Deu of Bruer= A gnat pert of the Samson was occupied is the dtaccesion of studies orders, by which future proceedings were to be guided. The members then proceeded the consideration of the report in release° to mr to and kiwis" minims The report, which w o e n eEseated by • committee Cllllllilli log et the Dean of N the Dean of Westadneter, the Dean of Worcester, the deacon of Coventry, the Arch deems of Herellord, Me Atelideson of Middlesex, the lion. and Rev. lleasnel fist, the Bey. Hoary Makenxis, the Rev. Sir Henry Thompson, end other members, halicated the mall of thar debberatioal trader the limo heeds I. Home Mimeos ; 2. Foreign ?Cs rions7l2%. Fosse. On the &.t head the report stated that the rapid inere ma of the population, its progreedve accumulation in some parts, and it. shifting character in others the apathy and indifference to religion which sti ll prevailed, the &prat of eke end immorality , the forgeful. seas of Ovd es shown in the lower standard of in'egrlty in the ordinary evocations of life, and the systematic dieremi nation of infidel °plaices throughout the lud, seemed to them to call for • large extension of spiritual spay, and likewise for the ample) matt of special agencies adapted to Mese circumstances. They suffered that the large extent of oar Mose= both in population and area, precluding the =ty of snakiest personal latercouree between the sad the clergy and laity of h's diocese, together with the want of mote concentrated =km, (welshed strong rem= for an Mire= of the eptseopete, which they thought would to beet obtained without am laterfrrence with the somber of episcopal seats is the Hose of Lords, on the =already introduced at the sectionof the see of ter. TMy also onside= thet a large addition yes needed to the number of priests end deem= and they did not Wien that the people would hare the full benefit of pastoral soperinteadence until the number of the clergy, whether priests or deacons, wet in proportion of Ito every 1,000 emus. With mag a to deem= they thought that an order of men for the ministry =km a regard to their morel sod :21a;character, to their latellootael qualifications, end Ower of inflaming others, then to 'choler= ad vantages or acquirements, might be M soles= service to the church. Upon the subject of forrl =sloes, they fait that the prominent mail= which Emitted gas pied In volved privileges Aka envied with them the pave t rueiteibility. The emigrates at ass time desk* the Wt law yeas was avenging sad nearly 1,000 • day. It mad be resembered, too, Met Ors emigrants were bor the mut put la humble th=metences, that they was therefore le= able or "Mg to sae as effort supply tharaffse with spiritual °Miasma. Oar colonlM passions teamed about mss pert of the sates sorbs, and thanciii.i..in preiterkd • prwletion of mere them 3,000,000 of sad snarly 200,000,000 of bashes' and Mahout . etedeas. The committee recommended that every perish la the country should boa • missiesery =sad= but they were of opinion that while the oho= et the hatinunsetslity wee left to etch entre parish, efbra ought to be met systetneticelly and vigorously to being Mae Se teat ladlvidual member of Christ's church the seem of his own responetbdity is the molar. They alto eararetly canmesded further stem= of the abroad, with • view to strengthen sad increase the Wed= of the English char= and to afford lumeased for admitting the native converts to the pastoral office, With regard to the financial pert, they recommended frise.wrn offericgs in the church, colleetioas, and dioceses petedliel us= ices. They contidered that, in order to the groom datiosey of the am= a lure sad more detailed body d watisties Amid to obtsiatd. Swab information, if fail sad of sysissn a lisally std,std,=mid be of the greatest sent,se, es eta the hide strength satweekoses the ohm= ger ag e etiolates wen regolerly elateleed is the /mark= episcopal chetah, when they were pawed with reseekable can and aocarecy. The report haft been enbaritted, and portirse of h tea adored, motions ware mils Is nsineam to ocher rotate am gained to it. - Tb; inne adjoined said elei (Friday) ranalas. COU22 07 COMMON' COUNCIL Yesterday. a Court, which was very naraeroesly 'WOW, wet held foe the despetett o peblie boaters. TINTS OF TIM EXPIXOX OF IMX PUNCH AND TEI MVO OP SAID/MIA TO TMIM COONTET. Upon &Timam - 7F Mr. L. TA rl os,;;;:.a.d by Dewy 'Untie, copies of the wide coausemorating the visde of the Imperor of the Preach sad the Hien of Bar ad* to ibis a:Autry were cordon! to be tarnished to the Bavarian doves/meat, in emphatic* with a request to that eff.ct in • lettrr trona the Bavarian Minister to the Lord Mayor, doted December 26th • ADDILISS TO ITT XAJWT. Deputy Low wed, " That a loyal and dutiful Wren be presented le her bleat endow Ilan the Qoea n, con leetaleeng her liejeety on the happy event of the birth of a eon et the Prince sad sea Frederick William sollern." I =l., end bar to the Ultutrious noon of Hoban- . A Drone of great confusion followed tho speech of the mover of the address, la ooneequence of several rntlenten rising at the same limo to bay. the honour of seconitag ft, and none of them being iodised I. give way. A long aed somewhat noisy diectusion holt plre, in the course of which It wan contended that there wee no mveed.nt for voieg inch an sachem as the one ander dbene. A doubt also crowed the mind of one of the speak re whether they might not be. oomo a " bore" to her M.jesty by ressating an address on neck as occasiA. The motion wee ultimafely carried amidst loud cheers. Oa the motion of Mr. Deputy 0111•10, seconded by Mr. H.l. Tarim', a similar wither was than adopted to the Priam Canoe. ----- TUB METROPOLITAN WARD OP WORKS. ..... . The Derury Tows Curls read a peeeept addreseel by the Metropolitan Board of Wt its to the omonth:to, stating that on the ISM of the pretest month it was their intention to apply to the fleeretary of State for the Booze Department for hut convent to enable them essamdierily to take certain lands in the City fur the wpm, of earryieg out tho main drainage of the metropolis nerds d Ihs Thames. Waterfowl COPILAND—I do sot bow whether It hes oc curred to the Metropolitan Baud, onval of whom ore mem bers of this court, that some should be mode for the preservation friths supply of water through the district through which this sewer is to be made. (Hear.) Some yams ago, when the sewer wee deepened is Bishopegate street, every pomp la that neighboarhoatd was laid dry, and the itthabilahte were thereby meet serionaly iseonveniemed. I think tete matter ie of so mash importance, that I venture to ask whether it Is is contemplation that soy provision should be toads whereby the tohebttants should have a FTELsapply of water during the (elected opsationa 111111LRItION (a member of the Metropolitan Board) It is perfectly impossible for me to give say answer to that question. It is the last thiag in the otatemplation of the laud to do any inju ry to any pets mis the elecation of the proposed works. Whatever mosques are ssowary to enable them to earry eat the works w.thost Nary or damage to anybody will be adopt d. I cannot ray that any provision twll be made, but es westn as a diMealty &lees we shell meet ig the bast way n. (Hear, hear.) . . . 11211lill6MT OT Ta t TOWN CLIRIC. The egert7;c:;autt" --- 6; d N s the lii;biZtoT the retire mat of the tows eh& cm a pension of 1,0001. a year. On the question being pat " that the cqurt proterd to the election of a tqrn cash for the ensuing year,' semi amendments having fa their object a short deley In the ap pointment of this oilllct.r were put and dispoeed of. la the MUM of the disens•ion the tows clerk handed la his letter of rsaignatioe, which waited and steepled. Mr. Frederick Woodmoroe, who Le the last twelvemonth has eared as chimer town clerk, was then cleated town emit amid much cheering. The court, aft. r electing the other °fleets of the corpora tion for the matting per, adjourned. sr. Nair. zoarzrAL. The annual meeting of the governors of thin teentotion took pleas yeeterday at the London Tavern, Bisborepts-stwet ; Mr. 0101411 BANDEMAN is the altar. The sat& , 1 report from the let of Jemmy to the Illst of December, 1858, stated that the patients admitto I sumbeted 780, of w hom 332 were diaoharged caret 344 were mate rially relieved, I was oonaiderad iscatable, 24 were Amhara ed for nregalmity of attendance, 4 died, aid 76 were seder treatment . . . The finite:lml statement showed that the receipts during the part year manned to 1,6241. le. bd., end the espendi- tram to 1.933/. Id., leaving a betimes due to the treasurer of 3021. 17a. Id. The Cuatitessr, to reeving the adoption of the report, ob served that, &eight:intending the satisfactory stammer:its ft costelsed, inereami funds were rmaked to enable the com mittee to do ell that they could wish to do to promote the objects of the institution. The report was usenireously ! doped; thanks were voted to the treasurer, the committee, see tbe venous °them of the taelettitieN sad the mating eepeehttd. JUST WORCESTERSHIRE ELECTION. The Hoe. Mr. Calthorpe addreeeed the electors of Oldbury at a meeting on Wednesday night, held in the Fres Schod-rootn, Birmiogbam.a not; J. T. Chance, Esq., in the chair. In briefly Mtn:daring the business of the evening Mr. Chance raid they must all be well aware that there was still a drfference between whip and tortes. The elec tor& of East Woroanershirs bad before them two candidates. Mr. Paldngton might be a very good person, and might make a good mendsr of parliament; but they must all bear in mind that be would be &tory member. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Calthorpe, on the other hand, arse bakers the elete ton as an &ivories of liberal principle', and as dwirous of peomodog the political and axial interests of the p*e. (Chests.) What did it matter that he livid a few wiles out of the comity, end was not a Worcestershire man? (Heir, hear.) The Hen. Mr. Calthorpe, on rising, was greeted with had cheers. Hie addrare was nmeseird . y nearlp a repetition of the statements he had given at trevione meeting, in different part of the county, which have been reported from time to time. On commencing, be alluded to a statement made at a previous meeting in the town by the Hon. F. Lygoo, M.P., to the effect that he (Mr. Cslthorpe) bad stated at a meeting at the Lye that he would vote for be opening of public plata of antaierneat on Sunday, ,including theatre.. Ile (the speaker) did not think the word theatre was need, but he did say that he wished nob pieces as the Beltlelt Mums end the National Gallery wars °woad essialm, Wow Uwe IMO 'Wool wake tar which ihea was mobs tar a The et the tb7shil Palma% bowmen, wars Ems qualm ma l d Nowise with that he bed sothhm ke eg to do. (Hear itsev He would not vole Sle wa of the plows ha temattessi beware hiireshl ths imM to break it apes the se ateit at dm Babbitt , bet beam* the great cur the of eserry bas eart which mob' be pemestal me a asettOweetiag failance troulik la his gibe, bs bwasisiel. (Hew, hem) Ile shoutd, therein% aimed* the wain se& hiettsi about by dole s sobs slight bee WS the nlean sea Me the .stead Ids suppesimie la measly. The boa. eradiates dna espeesei his views with M the Mir mice deb@ mew sod the nesoms• rim*etpmditure ' waft ; Waft that • lei. emu, frsamml lw width he ghoul vote, would fripllCthe present number of county electors. Ha would vote far the abolition of &lurch rates Speaking of the income tax, Mr. Calthorpe maid that he ithould vole ire ha revidon, and the more perfect exemption of the lower dims from he unjust end unequal opposftion. (Chen) After stating that he should vote Im the abolition of the paper duty, Mr. Calthorpe alluded to his fo rei gn travel, and eat down amidst protracted cheering. The chat - man put the following reeolation to the :—" Thet after bearing Mr. Calthorpe's attire., this Pestles is of opinion that he is a lit and proper perms to represent the eastern division of the county ef Won:ceder in parliament, and hereby pledgee itself to use every petible elation to secure his retain." Only about six hands were held up agsieet it, the reminder of those premiss bens it it favour. —Birmingham Daily Post. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOO• WICH, FIB 1.0. L The utmost activity now prevails at this ta o o mp oqu onos of the numerous companies of Royal Artil lery ordered .to change stations and roma , on foreign ser vice. The cen:Pssies ordered for ladle will be augmented, an d m e a t will forte a field battery. When the whole of the cont em pl a t e d slim:allow are tarried out only two battalions —and detachments of ooh battalion of Royal ima m a t woohn o k as the bead-quarters of the regiment; he rem b i th g h a ft s= battalion will be dispersed in dhi done at home and kedge riNtioss. DOCKYARD APPRiwncra. - -Adzotralty orders have been received at Woolwich Dockyard directieg csrtain alterations la the regulations as to the setwatioa of &Mendota. Those who have attended the dockyard school for three years will be allowed on the recommendation of the schoolmaster to remain another year. A periodical mischance& Is to be made by the lespector-Genersl of Schools. who will reeomnrrnd a proportion of the scholars to panne a higher breach of study; and the last year of their eppemticeship is to be served to acquiring a knowledge of &fp-building, alvitca, equations, logarithms, trigonometry, mechanics, de ! 'Their lordships have also intimated their Intention of Wring into coluithrstion the propriety of grant ing a scholarship of 201. per animus to those who may exhibit superior abilities. CHATHAM, Pak 10. EXPERIMENTS wires New RIFLE Missiuts.—The experiments for the pmpoee of publicly tenting the inven tions made by Ceplaia J. Norton, en old PeMnsular officer, took place =Wads,' afteraoon on the practising ground of the Royal Engineers, at Brompto., end notwithstanding that the ran in torrents during the while time a number et oaken of the Royal Engineers wens present. The Lint portion of the afternoon was devoted to tatting • new de * ription of shell, celled by Captain Norton a " liquid-tiro el=l." The merit claimed for this invention is that the *taker= and other chemical properties contained in the shell are of so highly inflammable • character that imme diately on its slaking either the sails or rigging of • ship they biome ignited and are lbw destroyed. A number at seeks were suspended ca the gaud to event= the walk of • ship, and these were non wetted through by the rain. Captain Norton having loaded • largo dile with his shall, width is somewhat larger than a riffs ballet, Ind at the working, and although the matmida Warsely so wet tie wide mass was shortly in flews ; for immediat the alma strut the sack* the bAtis =width the chemical at:toxemia:s tained bunt and covered the whole of the outman= Had the seeking been dry it would have ignited the WM= it was atrock by the dull. Copts= Norton then proceeded to ex periment with bin newly•mvented rifle fire-.bet, which he hair named the "spinster" shot. This to , esseggar le Intended, when It is Bred from a rifle, to sit Am to the powder in ammunition we hags of ls& powder, and area fi ring dry grams j shot Ms been fired by Ceptain Nat= at a distance of 1,800 yads. la the =palmists yesterday • beg contakdsa skint 21ba. weight et gunpowder, mixed with a peas cams- Illy of sawdust to increase the bulk, wee placed oa the CDsad was saturated with the rain. On the ball being Into the powder so aid was hanssilably perceptible ; but after short time the gunpowder wee ignited end blew up with a loud report. Both thee expeimenta were mu = coaddired thaa. pulse* satlida:tory by the carers who wit. PLYMOUTH, FR. 9. Bnrgeon-Mojce C. C. J. Debnege, M.D., hen been antedated by the authorities st the War Depirtaient to verse c a= s 1 tasdical racer fa the Wistern district, under the of Mider-Otesral Ram OF THE NATT.r,It is rs- Newel in navel *Oat that the hay will be wady roan slenceed. The add line-of-tattle ship snob as the V nerd, Albion, ka, will be tHecartled as rasa Era the gowenneat, Y is soli, heehaw weefally deceived In the eon streceits of mow of I • ship of war. Thus it was that math a ship he the Napoleon =add proceed to the West Indies or any =her Meant station, and sweets 13111 1 1000 1 when it was featd that abe could not carry snakiest entwunt• sad owls to keep to ma • weak. The truth that the stowage of the wrosehlsery and state d swift-going Maumee sods ao sank MOM SI 10 18101110 week vowels =ekes =hes for • toyage of • few days. Opinions among ewe navel enthericiee appear is be pray =softy divided as to whether lull= war sesenows d lamer bone powr, sad in white the eapenante of fuel would be or unnellalasd atosisers with heavy =ma wants trona be the bent. It is easeolatory to think the; owink to • went of experience la naval wasters sines the iatrodooden of war stramera other =goes are as much In the dart as oareeives a to what kind of steamships are the beet foe fighting. TM Yankees boast that their Marinas sad other such ships are so swift that they could destroy such ocroperrively slow twee's ss the Duke of Welliegtos by rapidity of evolution ; but they forget that the Newlin= would soon ornaluse the small gawky of fast that she can stow away, and then she would become a helpless locos*, 00M111. _ _ Tux LATE Da. hot L—The Hey. Jame* Inman, D.D.. min, years prokmor of mathematics at tho Royal Naval College, Pottamouth Dokyerd, died on the 7th ttk, aged 83. Its was the oldest of Cambridge senior ',ranee's, and has long wasessed a just celebrity in naval circles for hit application of scb nom to navipticn and thip. Wilding. He loomed very =ay yeses unobtrusively bat sealonsly in his reentry's service. lile demos dates as ter back as 1800. He mild round the world with nada», as astrcamese, was wrecked with him, sad took part with lbe late lb John Franklin in that celebrated motion in which a beet el &lush naseehaatmes bent et the French Admiral Laois. While professor ad maths. matins at the Royal Naval College, he reduced te metal the }melons ill-arranged methods of navigation, sad pub lished several valuable works now in general nes in the naval service; but be was best known by his having been the font pram la this country who built shim on scientific principles, and by hie having educated a clogs of ne n in whose hands ties peceabed "reconstruction" at the British navy most he pbeed. Dr. Inman'. tracelstion of "Chapman." with hie valuable annotation., is the text-book on which all sub-e -geent navel writers on mehi,ecture have proceeded. His pupils, a long list of dietingoiebel navel °Sorra, will loop remember him ss a type of the high-minded truthful son of fame, and the loyal, lab.,riona, unobtrusive public sermut.— EPOB77NG. READING STEEPLECHASES.—Tmnsper. HANDICAP PLATS Cl 3 tam each, with 20 &NIA Two or.Pamir% NW Illemwelne, lastleM . IM/ 1 ytt Jahaillsnw, Mile% , lir.. lands Tes. lit 7th . ...... ..W. irstaidu Bettng :2to 1 apt Kin Corserviiis, o eget Joey, 4to 1 apt Topsy, 6 to I apt Balsarlne. A px.d taco; won cleverly by • leapt; bad third. 13sIsar:ne and Joey nutted b, sad Hiring •Iger retuned home by a short cut. Tun SLAW= Orme &runPArcuAtta of 10 sore. each e h ft., and 2 only E deflated, with 50 odd d. The second to save We stake. About three miles. (32 subs., Bof whom declared.) Mr. C. Hohnia's Tateworth, apt it 12Ib ._.....111•11•68.Ju5..) I Mc J. L. Manbyls Alfred the nat. ,roe. 94 Oa. ffleyforl 2 Wr. J. L. Sambre 111bworth Lam agni.lo4 Zb * ..4ll:ooeni 3 Mr. Parson: ag.s Cant Poeta. 4Ps sin sac 104 Uto) (C Bow) T Betting : 8 to 1 yet Steam 6 to 1 spit Chelowr on, 100 to 16 apt Kibworth 7.,eas, 7 to 1 apt Barney William., 7 to 1 agat Old Dog Trsy, 10 to 1 syst Alfred the Greet, 10 to 1 apt Corset, 100 to 8 apt Omar Pecks. Tamw,,rth made wetly all the nuabi, and won ewily by two lengths. Kits worth Lass wee a bad third, Omar Paella was fourth I, wAhleg else near. Flateatehor, The Vnexpeeted, and Thor de I . le walked is ; R e member, Corers. Sorry Boy, Old Dog Tray, and FozOnnter ware pulled up beaten ma the far aide. Bergey Williams, Chelourfon, and Escape kit. BILLINO STESPLIEVIISSE of 6 sore. each, witb 20 aided. One mile and • half. (4 tuba ) Mr. ', m t. pa:a aponsman. seed (401.1.104 TIO .... Menai 1 me. cupeoso a Antelope 17e11 lent Betting: 2 to 1 on Sportsman, who won daily by two lesgtbe; Joey wee pulled up at the distinct. SwZIPITAILIIII Of 6 110•11. etch, with 30 aided, for 4.yv olds and npwsrdt. To be riddm by gentlemen or farmers. Prodwalonals. 71b extra. Winners to carry slb entre. Throe mike. (7 cabal Sir. John * . 2 1 .1 Mew, 4141 ht (n. 714 Wm) .(0. Maw. 1 Cagigas lthyste m*enterer. 124 11lb . (irt. ch 111166 pat ffle. 211 Capt. L.. Perms Wawa age1,13.11.e.71h extras t Ants.). Betties: 3 to 1 on The Minor, 6 to 1 spit any other. Won by three quarters of a knith; Medico, who caw down toot after stertiog, Mattel a had third. The others were braes off. BETTING 061 THE COURSE. 40 to CHBEE I apt OlteseChillP*(t) Lmanzooi STREPLICRAIII.—We 1n requeeel to wats that Freshmen is struck out of the Grand Nations,. TATI'ERBALLI3.—TnintsDAY. A Btu& sAernoAa. A POINT FM LITIGATION.—A nice point, which may unforthaately she the to Much I tigati , n, arisen out of the recent deplurabk accid-nt at Bancon-terteco, Torquay. It will be recoaarbered that Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hama liag, the oecupenta of Nit. 4. whin retu l tred from bewail the dibrfe caused by the fall of the high wall upon their skalds, apartments, were both dead. At the Probate Court of I..indua hew week an application was rude on the put of the hobs of Edward blembling to adiaisistr h hre estate. It wee eciat,n td Uwe, though the holy of the wile wee wens when they way eatricattd, it could sot be prowl that do survived her husband, and the heir-at-law to the betty wee therefore unfitted to iaberit hie estate, sad aid the heirs of the wit. The shod* was griated.—Bysiona istsrosl. FISHMONGERS' C'OXPART. The Ancient and Worshipful Conroy of Fish mongers held a court dinner yesterday evening, which wee anemia, by several di.tingnl herd guests, end amongst them by Sir George Cerulean Lewk, the late Chancellor of the Mcohoquer; red by Lieutenant-General Sir William Con , rieru, K.C.8.. I.te the commandar-in.thief of our army is the Cr e. Sir H. Holland, Bart., Col. French, 31. F., Alastair Cubit', M.P.. J. Abel Smith, Eaq., 111. P., Thom e= flukey, Req., M.P., and Heavy Ruh, Bp., M.P., were also mug the company, The diner and wines were, e usual et the Pkineregers' Hall bisques of the most ex quisite sod sumptems perfect'oe. The loyal Manta haring be. duly henowed, The Pints WARDEN (T. Hisitiarso, E 7 . ), who wen- Oat the chair, rot the tout of be Army aid Navy," and ea as do , r emarked that the country was as much indebted to the el the sinews of balk services, as to the valour of the sadism end the aeon whom the, cost miswiel fee the mehresues of British Internee sad howerrj• tine el seed ; hi mentkmed 'epeeist), the sum of Sir . Ceiringles. (Chore.) Lisstrnanneentrel M. W. CODZINOTON ackn the umplissind abehalf of the army, and at the silt= bore issimosy to the a mkt. tendered by the sister entice In the Crimea, where the maul battery, by the sullenly and metabolic detteurnates with 'Vett it was worked, "swell as by th• annuity of them lumbers of the maul proltesicm who were so sad in it, tostelbtred note to the force by width writedown/7 Wreenne. Plum.) The Palma WAlDert ',mood no Boom of Common'," wishing them heath and strength to go through the 'atones of tit's make, sod e ' his oredlionse in their jades's*, so that he did not ear any pro jut would ever be listened to by the majority of that home, width oudd fm r the stability of the throw or of the fun damental peisdi lm of our constitution; add he wen sue that so msesere of reform would be tempted oe rellend without dee cusletwion of the Athena welfare, as distinguished from party intoreete. Mr. J. Ana t. arrest returned thanks, in the absence of Sir Funds Berke, who was not able to be pet. He nod he hoped th tt, by the Fru it measure of reform which wat expect d, whilst the bberds of England were esteaded, those institutions which were so deer to us weld b i e s served. In the peewee state of Europe it would be a to takeouts the hapstenee of the macaw in which the Huse of 0011=0111 perimmell their defies, sad he reeled that show 5 ....ep50 on the sect west of this swiss would Fa i t ti lKeoudure to preserve the pace of liteue. He it highly to the credit of the He.. of COlLoltits that, while they recognised the evils under whet Italy wee labouring, they were sot eluded by their whims or lope on that account Into forgettiog the enamors evils day wee that was not just awl ueruseery; wed if the p-oesedisgs of that night should le.d to avert war they would IFlre the Howe of Commons as additional claim on the gratitude of Enslend and of Europe. ((heers.) The Patin WARDEN fampOled ES the ant Meg "the health of the Eight lion. Sir G. C. Lewis sad the numbers of the late adroSior.tion." Look's. to sea ea, not won he as, with gradtkatios the peepowde of the late misistry curled oat by th. it sc"en"es, ad the whoetvey sow on both rides of the Hones of C. more of thou literal priori. plea which were formerly eltereawistle sly tf that party to which the right hon. gentleman be'conged. (Chien.) Sir G. C. Laws, in acknowledging the compliment, re ferred to the importut turns which the late ministry had been 'babied to bring to a c inclusion. They toned the oountry, who they owe Into airs engaged in that gigantic straggles the war with Ruda, and they were able, wfh the help of the patient Aker (Sir W. Ciagoon) and his celleastus, sod by the wartime of oar brave errs, and navy, with theme! our enter, to Weak a pew ands settle went of the affair. There were other masons, of which the late government were the authors, sad which they brought to a successful termination, thermal' beteg favour aile to this country, whi thee we I lobate Winte:ell accesomy, its foreign relati, no or its connexion with lnd'a sad tU ookedes. But an allwitu had been mode to the fact that the ftlrof the party to which the lets goverment be ... now speeding to a wider circle, so es to huh& ether parka, and even her Maj. sty's pwent advisers. Looking forwesd te the owe of parliamostery minus sow promised us, we maw that the party of riots ace had boos courrnes Into a party of movement. (Cheers.) Three who, in opposition, were the garrison of oonsirvadve prin ciples, were now about totuder teems of capitulation to their opponents, and offered conditions of unease ; It was kr the others to ray whether three It rine should be mreM a . This w e a new state of things in and those who could remember the feel: .. - the slams which attended the reform etruggle of 1831, sight almost doubt their own identity Jr or when they found the very pa tty which was than ito much opposed to it sot only sNvmg that reform to have been • beneficial aid whole some ow, but declaring Out it was not enelcient. and that they were prepared to supply its d-fleisnoise. (Cheers.) He had no doubt the great majority of the House of Commune would look forty at this meatus, combs, from whttover quarter, and would judge it li l ts owe writs metier what improvement. it might rap so as is adapt it to the cir cumstance. of the country, en so uto bestow upon ling lead in 1869 • second spring sad impales, not le.. salutary and beneficial than it received It 1831. If this was dons the present ministry might earn as much public gr oitude ae a preceding government bad obtlinet, as the authors of a saw era is the coustimtionsl hidoey of their country. The PRIDE WARDEN then proposed the health of the Aldermen of London. aa t i l a de e ati b tan y that the other City Companies; the Masters of the Haheolsabers', Setters', sad Clothworkere Computes icing present to re olive this menpliment. The festivOus, which Included rue of the the aek City m of ildi Loodedon, thaner t hiS w b b y k that of h wal choice vocal music, then nesniesod. SIR Mauna Bur.Lza.—At th. farewell dinner given lett Tuesday, by the tomb Ti of the Calcutta Bar to Sir Arthur BeUrr, the advocate-gem rat in a epteeh of much Stella. &apnoea osterteined towardathe &mart ian judge - by them to whom his uniform mutely and palette* have much °Wetted him; at the some time, the speaker al laded to the Ices which the roused of ladle and the paella In general wouil seetaie in one whose prettied good mute has often made Mel( Alt is debates whick IVa wit without malice hes trimmed. The peel of the evening made an 'loonies reply. Sir Arthur will ism Calmat* early next month, and will take with him, the cannel good wishes of a oommonity of which be has been • metal as well sea highly atlulu. womb. r.—iferkerta Dee. Et. Advertisementi—A REVOLUTION IN THZ ART IMO Conn Ass Yu.—' Limit pant Ilydraialle Peroologiof hinds amblutel uNe Ira Millifiels *Mai& dlh mod."—item. Sar=rae Procels—bamicols Sexhig—thallainted Vinnuctb and ju potwalled Bilatitare— owl ..ob , Medd et ta. hes Undying awl keramabl• Uni.1 02047 „.. art u.. ...bllPWri• iilMod fied. Iremenwa l. ameba Red to menleste le wee or country. mild to to ad= 9 : heeturta64tris4. alWalted ormemtua trig. d a reiese ma hoe.