The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-16 00:00:00

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Ihise TRIM DRESS sad SURTOUT COAT& HTML sad 00.% Nebo la Dom rad MOrlm insed. perlasi r i cstler ris e A1i1116.,111L,4116., SPRING TROUSERS sad VESTS.--HYAM aoll am a alma, of w sal emaaable sem Itar lOW Vsa i r a a rmallileg ITeasma Poo Instate mar .at, Itaisma U. IL ; V. ta. IL SPRING CONJOINT GARMENTS.- IMAM Opla Opsa la Vat : ow psi i. Or NEM ; awl Wlada Sao. pa M. owl ISOM _pm% aim pot Wm arito tad belt paella lota. = ii. PRINO sea ORDER DRPARTMEN j oIRTAM t- 4:V. ...ar--41‘:I'M EPI zam ATTIRE he dm; YOUNO.—HYAM we lolesered • ...11.0 at Ilm Dow 1.• ammo. 1.0 Mill Maptelim b. •••mdilmili IN Pim OM mg ill• WA M MINI SOK r an. = se Os =pie WMMus. M K Trews, Vida, M. M it 0 AR sal OA on aumsdie ial• ele IM 60• Meg 0003 : A Oshed 0••• Min G RAY: U. 11. •M a 1110•41001. ZEDINO iad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS.— DIAIVAL 1•01711121) =MATZ rad PLOTIIIII OM lIIIIMAS DO •••die: wet, leblet i rlaZlP Maw i I =.. sad Isedlldis ; load and pealurria !mist Er 4 . :4 6, l7. p art S %are Vole . 1 3 11 . isn=m. lbw i11b.....„90 • lobe roomed Iree. fitwe4 Zr.ail 1•7.71;;; =. zi.r............... owl • misty of otbae Whim sellell• Mere= o r . So eiNMenle.—re be bed al IL 1101011 R:IEL ITEL . wont mownlial Asti& over known in Use Et.": I M.TAIWZtrIL . L."..r. r =Marla MOM her at 1 ar . .V• 11 6 arra 11 .. ma= har rib warner • it b e r sari iis sah sie t =d=s7Fire i t air 74.; larth bahlarri bo raft ; hire Ur is Sr— :degliarsai. trearr haLo ha, r ra zio ra=g =no rot T. ion MN. In tree. IT AC a r rO i rMtgriT B W. on pest CAPITAL • POIMWIWINTL Ity Zn i 4sra gi t ut .l af ems of kw Ommelmisaiis of taw Law: J. Palswp. ilk Wiisinty. W. " NW efe* of our lhol bare Di yobt •—aucon&u. Os Nolmar. INN NO Igi vw.s NH be pi awoosis, usbur et k ezt s. LL Ur YEAR ROUND. A Weakly Journal, =rkr Oho Instruction nod Na6sOmbrai of El dr* of o d osig la tOo lktooroton of Iho Sole goillow of Ye Clam... Deco.... r r ru and la noturrn vcr.ra r re u. W larth . Biased. W .0.; gm IN allimm god Nall. jamb*. Oat& UNDA _, A* Koh lON. /If anagram DIMINO •011 to CONDUCT HOMINHOLD WOIRDS; OM PNSIODICLL we* MON ?MOD * Wm. soa NMI IN 0 NMl*** dinioNt. ALLtee IBA will amain the Filet T ire* * aerit" EI:LT Tet Baron PORRIO, free recent cur im aj ne aut r r i . d. w.r . r g rala II • Atddlimt la = s eir load= [Making Vomea—llmo V, at 1M likasets— .to .sr =r4l o. l.arter ti l d. Z .o. B tTlLl MD IMMO 4r M/ DAY. pAIISION WERIL-Thu ORATORIO& ss4 is; land Is Jlll% . l=tess Clss ill =l Pal sod Ce.l • o_uu VlAse. St th. Owls Y Thz=si• ordsd istire Sur SWIM Cols isilOsl BMW* Maws CIMINNisa LIM It Lbw. di sod Or. les 2111111101110101.111. 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Mee " by Albert lite" "" ken goviisaLrartnadus. tor LONDON CRYSTAL PALACE, REGENT =am Oilier&and NM peas Paribradinft Z l aZZOtt ai tiag r er n aTlO U lrr ig. aala The =am maul stm's r tar %mg all• MAN mai HIS HABITS.—THIS DAY,_ at Three IffilDgrit Ir a k Dr. 11111111 will D IL LI Z Z 1:11113. " re/usable. •op Dalai I re V e.. 4 of liarelage—Happy sad MT - to —Thelzat ftalsi g i t d ) allbleas et Mliesped 486—flos Ttuir 014.7 MI, • Age—lb notadis—Drii I s t i llirjr iga ICA= Z i L • Ike Impitlal au= ail" dlesilleus IDS AsOce.ll. nPORTO.-An OLD BOTTLED PORT of high illIELISkif, 911.1. ra n ooo ka r t .....nis pedavr vUI be= Zrak r . " da ERB BRANDY, 16.. per raßea.—Pale 07 been 7/001•410 M.ltadbe 1. 7 00104 Pal IV= ta airy repot Intl Mao choke produotkaar ellatelot ma& aro aort !WWI bb d maws aOM PAW Ilk Pa 1 1 • 1 1. Hill t reDiarml i r4 C.r ialuryargraliev. Holanna BARLOW'S SELF-AMINO SYPHON TAP. No man MY boor sr sose vls• BA Ittlirrianrstai STA leD.—Ne wso tubed ta 01114: vf msy lie eat Inntraibid. HARLOW'S AUTOMATON OM DIM BIRII Waniaisi i raggie PM/ ret WM NM sibyls ea: mika3 n. NMI ISM NS Pria lii. LOW'S rOTATO Th= z or &ad I.s5E i 111 SAbin S A. II ar a m we Ms rise PIM W. lin •maarMa, 1 =a. AHAT ant the Wild a Warn sa42: 7 lCzo tE r oorrrartre g g . rm. er A V IN E G A R. —Patronised by Hue 6 IRICIOSOgftt 14 ohs Oft 011.166. •168661. War- W▪ s= ma w • war Npm 7. 6. 1126 1. 10:0 at Dr. La6666z amm aliselh _1666114_6•61 6▪ 16 LIM %Eibehraioranyh. NAL— jai Q61:6 Om* Nal the Se Ise he LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1869. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. 1 1 / 1 113110Ernifteet.-111r; Humphrey Mildmay, ne- Plow el Iced Atehbartosi, has come forward in the liberal in answer to a requisition. Lascatiaraz (Bourm).—A meeting of the liberal ceadalstior ommusto for the &diked Hundred was held yeamday monstag, at Newalfs-Inaildinge, liarichwier, and wee assosvously attended; Mr. 0. Wlleos. who o wad ded, ailed that 1,600 pledges had shady been for MOM Olseetham and in lib Madre& aloes. Committees were in the wino wad an , settee manes will be commenced immediately, 'no visa Derby linattned is leader the cue of • osommoso to Umr =l.lThe maninallm party having .say _sollidtred Tuner clahmel of the Mersey Dock Bead, sad Mr. , Edward Mors, beaker, of Liverpool, to beoome the essond as- , menthe medidete, were yesterday (Friday) afternoon to hale an (*terrine with Mr. Lsgb, of Lyrae, a country gentle men of wealth aid position. NORTRAMPTOIIBIIIIII (Norni).—Mr. Fitzpatrick Valuoie canvass has bean actively pursued, and it is stated that the encores of It is greater than was emoted. la the Wellinabcrough and Kettering districts Mr. Verson's express themselves coaldest of • viatry. Mr. Ward rilina. also proceeded on sn earnest cents.; and al have been roliolting for Lord Burghley, who has ban= in London by attendance os • ptaintery committee. , YOREaffilne (Witt RIDINO.—The Right Hon. , J. Stuart Wortley has issued an ad dress, in whielas rye : " In going to the Howe of Commons as theeepsesentative of des West Riding, I shall do so in • sake, dent character, bat with the determination of supporftg the government of the Queen. The country requires - sad wiahr to see strength given to a constitutional execustive, to deal efficiently with the difficult and important question of the future representation of the people, as also to etons tan the honour and influence of England in the present critical state of Europe, and to secure , the inestimable advantages of continued peace. In the scans of the late debate I voted with the government, extending for a settlement of the question of parliamentary I , reform in the present seestoo, but exprersing the opinion at the sues time that no settlement of that question would be esseptable to the country or enduring in its &arson, which did sot extend the right of suffrage to the worthy end intel ligent among the industrious classes. I adhere to these and shall be repined to sopport them a rtr at tature parliament. The course Whin by en eminent statesman far the parpote of uniting the discordant sections of a weak and divided opposition in the late majority was one which I could not approve, sines its Immediate effect we. to preclude for the anion the con riderstioo of the great roes.ure of reform, which has sow been oolong praise, and involved the probable consequence of • dirolntion, which would otherwise have been =nem gory, and which I thought at this juncture oh. namely inconvenient. On religious subjects I hope I have alvsys pursued • tolerant and conciliatory coven without sacrificing my deep conviction of the benefit conferred on all &awe and denominations by the • malatentreee of the national protestant church. The inuseese development of cameras! and egrioulturel *Welty arid wealth will have recentilled many to the course of reeent legislation, the of eets of which cool as be oer. Joist, foreseen, but which wee designed for them sad my endeavours will always be to preserve the leer inter com's of entice* the unburdened cultivation of the soil . , and the prosperity of ebbs, celestes, and comments" The Leak M.rretry of to-daY Amines In Sir John Wm. Rased= the landed interest is fitly and worthily repainted. Mr. Oneeley will represent the manufacturing industry; mad it would be as inappropriate to reject • eneaufsts , , curer for an aristocratic lawyer, as to reject at this mils a decided reformer for an anti-reformer or • waverer. No condemnation can be tea emphatic for the West Riding to pronounce on Lord Derby's wretched Reform Bill ; and that c mdemnation would not be summed in the return of Mr. Wortley. The language of soda • raters would be this—' The West Riding care' nothing fat the question—has no opinion upon it, and no Interest in it—bat humbly desires Lord Darby to cut and cave the Siam ea he plesses—to dithasoblas Woe thousand , of its freeholders—to exclude from the oonstittancy , all its large towns--to disregard the anima of all its working men—to make as many votes as be pFesees oat of its great loaded properties—to accommodate riots men who wish to use nun& influents by voting papers; and toe all these par r poses they send as their fitting member the Ritht Hon. Jaatll Stuart Wrgt s t.'_ Wt. not the spirit end temper or west m..= & ba g leer the liberate ' will reject with indignation the propcbal to subetitute Mr. ) Stuart Wortley for Mr. Crossley.' BOROUGHS. AYLESBllitY.—Thereare four candidates in the field—Mr. T. T. Berard, the sitting member (conserva tive); Mr. S. G. Smith, • nephew of the lets Mr. Abel Beak (conservative) ; Captain Brine, R E. (conservative) ; sad Mr. T. Vernon Wentworth, a son-is-law of the Marquis of Manama* (liberal), who is supported by the Rothschild taineoce, and is said hy his friends to be certain of ideotios. Sir Richard Bothell has tossed a farewell admen BRISTOL.—A meeting of the conservative party was Midst the White Lion Hotel, Blistol, yesterday, to hear esi address from Mr. Slade, Q.C., the new conservative can didate. At the conduit= of Mr. filade's address a vote of confidence in him was carried by acclamation. Bunxisossu.—The Hon. Richard Cavendish, of Thornton Hall, who bad been memorialised by the liberals to offer himself for this Womb, boa declined to Damply with their request in consequence of • domestic bereematesa. Sir =Verney, Mr. Barrington,ead Mr. J. G. Hubbard ate, ma the only casedklates is the field at pregame DrfOXPORT.-Bir T. E. Perry and Mr. James Wilson are here, sad met the electors on Thursday evening. There is no °mod .Wit. DOVIIII.-011 Thursday evening Mr. B. Osborne main addressed a crowded sad enthusiastic rep at the Matson Dieu Hall, Dover. S. Fannie, Req., id, and announcel that Sir W. Rumen would probab l y In Baglend in time to meet his constituents at the hustings on the day of nomination. GLASGOW, APRIL 15.—The Glasgow Daily Bulletin of this morning announces the retirement of Captain Hamilton from the field. Mr. Merry, the other candidate, will, in all likelihood, be returned without opposition. Oturtnism.—There was some talk of bringing fot - ward Mr. Omar to oppose the Hos. F. Tollemsobe, but a re view of the register lase satisfied the gentlemen who were in clined to disturb the present state of the representation that the liberal interest la now too strong to he successfully se milled ,• and it is therefore probable that Mr. Tellemache and Mr. Welts, will be re-sleeted without opposition. GRINSBT.—Lord Wonley's vote on the Govern ment Reform Bill hats given estiefaction to his coostituests. A committee for securing hie Itudship's to-election meta b'ed at the Yarborough Hotel on Wednesday afternoon last, Richard Nedieby, Beg., of Barnoldby-le-Beek, is the chair, whoa commits tli were regenieed f,r eseirtiog his lordship to census the twined •dj4cent villages within the t watery become.. Lord Worsley is expected at Hamby early next week to commence his canvass. Lautie.—The liberal candidates, Mr. E. Baines sad Mr. Forster, eseamenced their ward • on Thurs day. and in every instance they hove sot only been well received, but resointioes have been unalsbnolllT adopted pledging three premed to give them their support. Automat all mations," says the) Leeds lerewy " thin was evidently • conviction that if the liberal candid ates wets to he returned, them moat be no plumping for sick Mr. Babas or Mr. Forster, and no splitting W. Bascroft." Liskusan.—Mr. W. H. P. Carew, a " liberal con servative," has come forward for this borough. Livaaroot..—lt is maid that some of the Liverpool amservatives, who ass still aasions for • contest, intend to solidi Mr. Seymour Fitzgerald, at present offering himself to INS dittos at Horsham, to try and oust Mr. J. C. Ewan. LYNE 84013.—Mr. Treby, a Derbyite, will oppose Colonel Pansy, the present sitting member. MANCHILSTEIt.—NEW CANDIDATE. Alderman Abel Heywood has issued the following address:—" Gen tlemen,—lnvited by a numerously.signed requnitios and by glare public meeting held in the Free-trade Hall: Ino logger hesitate to become • candidate for your suffrages at the ensuing election of members of parliament. I have Nan • resident of Manchester for forty years, and starting from • humble poeltios, have, by untir ing industry, acquired • moderate competency. Bari en vadat advocate of the liberty of the chelleeged, with many other', the government of 1737t0 a contest for the removal of the foserponny stens% and was thus ems of the eeriest workers in that great muss which Mr. M. Gibson bee conducted with es melt encores. For the last Sweaty years I have eadmvoured to serve my fellow-ciezens in the management of the had a ff airs of this city ; a con• siderable portion edam time I been at the heed of an Important departmest et the business of the city council. now ofbi k is = my services in the wider sphere of notional mad. if elected, shall endeavour to pro- . cots the • minket el every men not tainted with crime into the Pale of the coessitution ; to secure honest voting by mesas of the ballet; to saw " . lb. dais" of parlimeasta ; Ingetlar with each as equitable Malawian' in proportion to populetion and property se Wlitieete well pat sealed to the system of amoination boromme. me apposed Do secret diplomacy in foreign &Use end would visit with the severest censure that Ida* yr who should make war and appropriate the fends of the natio& to its mapped without first having conseltal the Hoses af Comesens. I would endeavour, ss far ▪ Peeelidli, is abolish en isdimet tmation ; leave tea, coffee, maw. teAsece, sad Misr seamarks and comforts of life, to be imported at their lateral prime, and thus cos; e ssaisate the gait= t' Free trade with all the world.' If returned to I should consider it my duty to e•PPen be means be my power, the bill which tea hem paliasa S. ale le Jobs Bright. Req. With this beldespeehissetety essamsata, I have Habeas &year bands, with the alumni hope that whatever may both* result of the polling, the numbers will 'bow that the Mar pendent fission of Manchester are not afraid to trust the greet working clam of this country with polltical_power.—l ern, gentlemen, yam, ABU, HITWOOD. 21, Hyde-road, Ardwiok, Maatthester." MAITLEBONIL—Lint evening an adjourned meet ing illiberal electors of the boreagh of Maryleboce was held at the Colosseum Hotel, Portland road, for the purpose of osesplating arrangements for • great demonstration prior to the seaming election, on the subject of the basis o va future reform bill. Mr. Lanham, of Paddington, presided, end Mr. ascent Gaul.. . Mr. Roes, Mr. D'ltianger, Dr. Thorne, Mr. Robins, Mr. Hell. Mr. Hodges, dc. Mr. Rollo mend end Mr. Roadie seconded a resolution that the dal lowing should be the deolaration of principles the electors of the borough 'Mold be called upon either to afilrm or reject : —" fat in the opinion of this no scheme for the reform dthe representailon of the pro I s . will be satisfactory sakes ft primate for a large dW r etest of the smaller boron*, s re-distribution of sea* upon the mind* of property sad ppoopeLtloe, a paths' franchise, vote by ballot and triennial te.' This resolution was tented unmet mostly. It was farther resolved to hold the public demon stration en this subject at Relic Biding School, Albany serest, oa Wednesday evening sett, and that Sir B. Hall end Mr. Edwin James, the members, be invited to &need the meeting. PL2llol72l2.—Viscount Valletort, the eldest son of the Bari of Mount Edgcumbe, has come forward on the mu retesting interest. He last • =meow body of the electors at the Royal Hotel= Thursday, and was ezesedingly well receirsd. POoLL—Mears. Touchet and Hely have come forward on the liberal interest for this borough. Mr. Touches is for household suffrage, against the Mammoth grant, and will oppose payments out of the public purse for sectarian purposes, and for the abolition of church rates. He was introduced to the electors by Sir Percy Shelley, Bart., and Mr. J. Caro_ phalli, from the Reform Club. SALFORD.—Mr. M. Ashworth addressed a crowded meeting in the Town-ball cm Thursday evening. Mr. H. Ramon presided, and as es the commits et Mr Mo'sey's meedig, the proceedings were characterised by a good deal • seramblieg and confusion. Mr. Ashworth de&red that of the various schemes before the country he pellerrad that which would take 87 members tram Totten .unlit ender. Lancashire ought to have at least 50 members. A vote of confidence In Mr. Ashen:elk was carried by a majority of about live-dxthe al the aseting. nesting Lest evening • large thelof Mr. !Ewers friends and sappeelers was had at Kin's Head, Chapel-strest; Mr. ohm Harwood Is the chair. Mr. Mowry eddramed the miming for dues quarters of en beer, end a neobatkis xse hie filmes to moment Ward wee Gerrie& with EIALISSUIV.—Mr. Chapman, a conservative, is ex pected to oppose the sitting members. Tannion.—The supporters of the ballot in this borough having felled to contrlnee Mr. Leltenobere of the pectic:ability of that system of voting, have presented a re quisition to Mr. William Bedew, the chit of the Ballot Society, to contest the repreesatatioe. The el efon, stated to be " numerously and respectably sig ned,' is represented as mateining a Rep number of " pledged =re." The eddreie of Mr. Beadon to the electors was metmdey. The requisitkniste, It says, represent that the return of Mr. Barka would " materially tend to promote that great, if not only subs.antial security for just and good government, freedom of election, end the vote by ballot." The eddreases of a couple of conservative dates ere hourly expected, and • very ware contest is gene. rani =defeated. TEWKESBURY.--Mr. Martin, the sitting member, (rased an address yeeterley annotinciug his retirement from the representation on account of ill haelth. He says be does not wish to undertake duties which he au no longer sands& tally perform. His brother, Mr. Jas. Martin, has them. upon blued addrese, oaring himself as • candidate. He says :—" Mpolitical opinions ere not unknown to you. I em the Bedded friend of civil and religious liberty, warmly attached to the free institutions of our country, • friend to steady red ecastant ;etyma, and the advocate of poem, es not more aemeery to the some, of oar trade and comma°, thee to our moral end Intellectual advancement. On the peat eubject of parliamentary reform I have whammed with delight the isoreasing intelligence of the verldng c end would admit them to • porportkmale there of p= power." Them to a talk of other °antidotes, but none have yet shown themselves, arid It Is not Impeded that there will really_he any =on to the return of the Hon. F. Lyra and Mr. Jas. Wamutoroan,—There now appears to be no animal of swam tear Who liberals in this baronet, end the present member, Mr. Many, Q C., • supporter of the pre sent government, will in all probability be returned. Mr. Locock, the liberal candidate, hes issued a retiring address. WITMOUTH.—The sitting members, Col. Freestun and Mr. Roy Campbell, have completed their canvas, with results more conducive dem even at the last election, when the liberal votes for tlitklatier gentleman were 849, aftsbutt tory votes for Mr. Butt at 272. The result cannot be doubted. Lord Grey de Wilton and Mr. R. Brooks, a wealthy shipowner, both coamevatives, are candidates hare. WINDSOR.—A new candidate in the conservative Waved, la the person of G. W. Hops, Req., son of the late General Alexander Hope, and connected by marriage with the Duke of Bueelencles fondly, has just teemed his address from Dicta Pert, In which he says that "The real question between ourselves and those to whom we are opposed turns upon the spirit in which changes are conceived and carried out; and It will be um firm endeavour, should Ibe chosen by you as poor representative, to give effect to those only which are based upon the principles of our ancient inktito. time, while I should as firmly resist those sweeping and democrat° measures of which the Inevitable tendency is to substitute for the mixed government under which this Wintry be,a enjoyed more nil freedom than any nation in the weed the predominance of mere numbers over intelli gence and property." There are now three candidetes In the field, including the sitting members and the above gen tleman. WOODIROCY.—A Mr. Thomas Freeman, of this borough, be Monad as address, in which be says The time has saw arrived far Woodstock to wipe off the stigma that has always sitar/sad to it of being a nomination borough, end showing the world that whatever may have been the die. erase resting an it in times past, there are now men of each independent principles that they will no longer be coerced in giving a vote at variance with their principles, and thus pro- Azle ihst there is one borough at least, small ult is, that is worthy to maintain the franchise they possess ; end • mote favourable opportasity can sever arrive than the present, of seenting to independence, as the present Duke of Marl borough. so doubt from principle, abstains from thing likely to influence the electors of Woodstock from giving • vote contrary to their conscience, or opposed to that indepen dence which is the birthright of every Englishmen, and con sequently there is to fear of giving offence in that quarter by giving an independent vote." COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL. A Court of Combos Council wu held yeatorday ►t Oa[Mita ; Mr. Aldermen. Purim prodding is lotting 0111111 Si, the Lord Mayer. _ . Mr. Comm. peneiea Tpoiiiii.; fume Richard Bell, eaukhael, = i te be beard before the court or the W ee, with rupee to his plan for ceenert. = T ritgeege caw into • railway. try the name of " The Ci=wey and Terminus," with view of obtaining the Ogee earporebon to carry We plan into ode& Tbe seeks we moosided, and agreed to after a bad dia. aria 173 COtilT. GODSON, chatman of the officers and clerks com mittee, ht up a report upon the nature, dunks, and enslowats of the ofil_ce of judge of the Sheriff's Court end censelenkeer of the Pairs' Criminal Court, now veceet by the dee& of Kr. Plemissi nem:mending that the rein- Weir the e,et ghee* " pet, Mbar as baler?, and that the melon — NM of tho - selko amid bo 1,2001. and no mom. T M mod woo wool to, mod oiodion Aged for the 6th M. !NI 1111.11RICX. 01 .1109711WMIK. • Report O;tO• oommitlea mom imam dad the vacant oft* of BUlt Baili l ff et Southwark Amid be SWp, o and that the Wiry cpatialto at lOW. per swum out of tha City mr ak s ii l u iLilon to leen which berely equal the expenses of the office. Atter a twist dismal= the original motion wag agreed to by a small isajosby, sad the court adjourned. 'WEAVING 0L48318 AT NINON COLLEGE. The sessional distribution of prises to the meri torious students sanding the 'mein clams. in emasclan with King's College took place last evening in the preeisce of a numerous and respectable amenably. These classes, whkat oxemenced in 1856, have been conducted during the het meths with increasing popularity and eMoimecy, the number of entrances having been 827 in all the apportioned as follows —Divinity, 100; LAW, 106; Greek, 74 French, 161; Getman, 47 ; English, 83; history, 70; mathematics, 124; arithmetic, 36; commerce, 23; draw ing, 16; chemistry, In, ; and Dalian, 10. The number of indi- Kind mindsets attemiliag three dames ia 378, and 66 of them am nestricedeted students of King's Collrge, who avail themselves of the opportunities of instruction tiliord,ti by these evening deem., in addition tun the regular course of the college. B.• evening claims for the summer herein* Men emoted, ladepeathatly of the audios now brought to • damn • large proportion of the members rf these dames earths of yemig men who ere occupied in buena. dukes the day, sad who voluntarily devote several hours at the evening to thesethadise. The diligent prefemeors came leeward in succession, sad mammal the suer of the successful pupils in their =tine eleiseem The young men came up as they were and received from the bishop the prizes or certificates which hod been awarded to them. The Primipal announced the names of 11m.,_ Mr. Henry Von-der-Heyde Cowell, Mr. Joseph_ Charles Hugheedes, Mr. Thomas Pitts Langenead, Mr. Alwyn Jones, sad Mr. Samuel Rogers, who received arriar prism for their general proficiency In Oar. subjects; sa one of them, Mr. Cowell, having during four years, as • matriculated student, performed the requisite conditions, was admitted an serselete of King's College, a dist incdon which, es the Priselpel remarked, does not resemble the degree of eesselees of arts, granted by the universities of Oxford and Ce but to ne by which IS poseentor is incorporated the ilf. • voted to the right rev. chairman (the Bishop of London) bevies be.. moved by Mr. W. Cotton, of the Beak et Bashed, seconded by Xr. Huey Chester, and acknewiedged by his lordship, the seep y were invited to peaishe of some retreshineate, sad afterwsaM sepersted. THE NEAPOLITAN EXILE& Lest evening a publio meeting was held at Bt. Martin's-MIL Long-acts, for the purpose of giving on en meseion of welcome to the Neepolitim stiles now la England, and to consider what is now milled the " Italian quenion." The manna was presided over by Mr. P. A. Taylor, _sap. Poria b 7 Mr. Serjesat Parry, Dr. Epps, Mr. Sheen, M.A., go. The following_ were the miles who were present: Signori PeUegrini, Med, Merganii, Gerd, Anteglistre, Veatri, Agresti, immune, Morelli, and Le. mesa. Addresses were delivered by the chairman, Mr. Sham, Ur. flerjeant Parry, Mr. Slack, end Mr. Mental, ex pressive of the sympathy of the Briush people for the sallarings et the exiles, to which Signor Agresti replied In Italian, An midge= embodying the eanuisamts of the spoken wee magpie& FIBITBESITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, APIIL Coups Omen CoLLsoLLTheeieWiociioiOur ors echoleroldps st this college was brought to • close this &, after four days' essisiastloa, I. favour of Marra Clifford Mgbasks), Dowser (Liya, Howell (Chita's Hoopitel, Larks), sa d Thula*ld (.sat Ta m Lou dest). There was 44 esadidataa The soltobaraldge are worth 80C per aintan, with roam mat bee. A DDMONAL COR•288 AID SOcitTY.—Hin area the Archbishop of Canterbury yesterday presided st the anal vet eery wain of this society, which, as appurod from the report is in a very flourishing condition, doe 'DOOM of the past year, Irrespective of a 6001. legacy, having been 26,2021. Be., which was an increase of 6,0461. 17e. bd. on the rotate year. It expended Maria( the year 17,0341. 1.55. 7d., gnats to 287 additional clergymen to a population of 2,464,848 individuals, and their numilessos was aided by load eurtlous to the extent of 8,0441. The committee has tonsured 265 grants, withdrawn Am for valid reams, and have made 6.1 new oars, with the view of supplying the spiritual wants of a populatka of 898,480 potions. Morah an as the society is, it can soros kap pace with the growth of the poptdatioa, a sake at things which increase its claim span the sympathies of thumbing& The report also stated that the &ashlar malettee of Inter and Bath and Walla wire worldagadvaatogoosaly and in porfoottarmony with the lanai Mediation. TM daises of the society wore aro mood by the chairman, by the Bishop of Lon&n, al. Beres. Bad flops, M.P., Mr. Olabitons, H.P., Archdeacon Bicker- Main Vise-Chancellor Peat Wood, to. DILIADIVL AOCIDINT la • 81703•1 Jon Joao% a workman in Males over ramp, Bo abokerotroot, Liverpool, woo killed by li ci ebit=ht la some machinery in motion. His legs wan se below the knees, and his rhoolder bones sad SOON his ribs washed. The poor fallow, who bas left a wile sad Imlly la • ray destitute cindition, died bamoliattly oborwordo. .., i.....\ 4 ie' ..ca 1) \ l ,' ` ssaiidi4 (Stamped id. Additimm) [T WOPENCE. the *lactose. He mimosas peoiroos aad Ilan% sa li s eqtaty el religion between sum and emus, tomtit-14K awl the et.. VircxLeir (Couanr).—Lord Prob)]'s (liberal) m ama= foe wioldow will be opposed, es Mr. Omm Cubing ham !as herd ea addnes r a oonsermitlve. Them hi no opposition lo She omeervative member, Mr. Hams. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (7101 S LAST 1110 • S SASITTS4 WA1•01,1011, 0 1=tt i t Avenll. M Zoo Err& of Dorm 'Mere Gowob. fn. tie Ild. Wu Pueetee, be be aroterTse KA& IMO en eheniph bel 142 i lett Elie Jams W. fit Pewee. flea to he Ille= o r m p an dlitavese between In. Sud , . wbe keno the 2hl 61 a n 4 =Zohl u r i on,VAlChto led PSIW ., two o r .d g: : om = mat . mist to an froseleiwisttl e olVer ; is Item haw bold M u L b isor Illab et Gape heath* lii ii. 0•11, ON Pk elS ie Ire n i".9" 111611b. 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W.5.0711131 1 / 2 " lb lin Oceleeh. ell. = Ito °6"."L—T eette ll r4 3 = l whew? j h tt i z i. be Ar= Mot ot WaL . l4.=etuze=:: the hal ADMIRALTY, APRIL 16.—APPIN1rTNE1L—Liente sent F. Osborne (1866), from the Bowmen, 70, fiegretilp, to the Arrogant, 47, 'craw steam ship, for roast goad service I st Newhaven. The Under-Secretary for War, Sir Benjamin Saw's, K.C.8., hes leaned the annexed circular respecting retnittemeas boos India on account of invalids, addressed to paymasters of her Majesty's regiments and cores, and Alms conunserj am trozpi end atopenies al Royal Artillery and kr ladle With a v i e to trentbksh ?gm system el readable Warms, &d., due invalids and others returnieg to this country, it such sow, instead of being reported, sees present, in the qaarterty remittance returns, or emend* returns, should in future be stated against the names of the men in the monthly essnalty returns in which they may be reported non-effective ; or In the earliest possible succeeding return. The names of invalids should follow, and be kept distinct from those of deceased men, and the requisite separate receipt of the treasurer for the sums should be massed to the return. It is at the came time strictly enjoined that all claims of invalids quitting their corps In India should, if practicable, be settled before they embark, to obviate the serious inconvenience which frequently remits from tbe men having quitted the service Wore the iatimatioa of the same due to theta ti received in this aotuatry:' Detachments from the several battalions of the brigade of Guards leave their different barracks on Monday next for Aldershot, to comment* bell practice for the season. WOOLWICH, Aram 16. A general regimental order bee been issued at headquarters of the Royal Artillery, Woolwich, detailing the alterations to be carriedout in the quality sad desoriptien of the munitions to be supplied to dell battertes,consequent upon the recent introduction into the service of Captain Boger's Diaphragm shells and newly-invented frame and tubes. In Wilton to superior efficiently, the Diaphragm system has the advsntege of preventing the Aegean% premature explo sions which took place under the old system, caused by the bursting powder hemming ignited from the friction of the shot with which it wee mixed. Orders have been forwarded to the various station to return late store all obsolete shells, fates, and tubes. A detachment of invalids from Xl@ Barstow's sad Capt. Bedingfield's companies of Royal Artillery, stationet to China hes arrived at Woolwich, having returned home on board 'the screw transport PAWNS Chit:ta They have been forwarded to the Roysl Ordnance HoslupitaL CHATHAM, APRIL 15. This morning the battalion of Royal Marine Light Infantry mesenbled on the Parade-ground under the com mand of Lieutenant-Colonel R. J.M.Killop, for the Pr of hearing the proceedings of • district court4nertial, which aseembk4 at this garrison a few days ago for the trial of Private William Keddell, of this division, era • charge of theft. The !prisoner robbed a comrade of a silver watch, and afterwards pledged it for 14s. The rentance of thecoart having been confirmed by the Duke of Cambridge, the pri soner was marchid into the centre of the square, and the finding of the court read by the acting adjutant, the prisoner being sentenoid to 168 days' imprisonment. Immediately after the sentence had been reed, the priamier, who hears a bad character, was delivered over to an 'wort and coaducted to Fort Clarence military prison, Rochester. PORTSMOUTH, Aran. 16. The authorities at the Horse Guards intend humming the Royal Engineer force now in the Mediarnmean by the addi tion of two moee ompiniee, one of which sill be stationed a Malia and the other at Corfu, or one of the lonian Islands.t The present coropanie3 now at Gibraltar, Malta, and Corfu have fallen considerably below their reqnired strength, and these are to be increased to their full complement of 100 men each. Volunteering from this division at Royal Marine Eight Infantry for to Royal Marine Artillery commenced thin morning, when several men ennounced their intention to join that corps. The volunteering will remain open for a few days longer, sad it is expeced thlt this division, which is very strong, will furnish a large number of volunteers. The SWIM of the men are to be forwarded to the Marine-office for approval before joining the head-quarters el the corps at Portsmouth. Recruiting is ordered to proceed for the Royal Marines, and parties are to be sent to all the camps for the purpose of obtaining volunteers from the militia regimmate. About 60 militiamen have joined the Marines from the camp et Shornclitle. MISDEAL OF THE DORE OF UPORTO.—SOUTH. AMPTON, FILIDAT.—The POT tUgUeSe steamers Bartolomeo Dias and Chasms arrived here this afternorm, under the command of the Duke of Oporto. The Mete was received on landing by Lie Excellency the Count de Lavredie, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary for l'oringid F. J. Familiar. Eng., Portuguese Consul-General; N. M. Prima; Req., V .‘ll toe 13outbamptim ; Admiral Sir George Sertoeine, Edward Palk, Esq., Mayer of South ampton ; Captain Pettey, R.N. His Ravel Highness left for London, per tests at five o'clock. on • rust to bee Majesty. The Duke of Oporto, arith Prince George of &sour about, cril4 It ia cErteei, embark at Sou.hampton for Lisbon the 116th M. VACANCIES, APPOIIMSENTS, nr AND PROMOTIONS TIM Cm's. Smorca.—The Booed of Trede.—Mr. Robert Laws Ms been mooted to be • senior supplementary clerk. Mr. J. M. Red b ss been appointed • Jo" "PF l2 " v nta q clerk; Mr. Edward Itoeooe boa 111P0 been spipointed a j r B. supplementary clerk. Eat Ind a Department —M Frankland has been appointed lecturer on chemistry at the Therßirytsawn...Z7acyltaierytoy.Ci:rlalege,sylaorafttraiSardpodbiEri. nom...cbeprotpuwp...k at :p.,:Doe:kaluadaysta.yrds,t7l. Cuateins.—Mr. N. E. Browne, comptroller at Bristol, has been promoted to be collector at Plymouth. In the term of Mr. PAM. Haw. mined on supnanuatice, afar • &linguae/1 rinicw—aril Sonia fiewets. IRISH ELECTIONS. (now ova owx DUBLIN, APRIL 14 CLARE (COO y).—Colonel Vandeleur (ooneer Live) is certain to come forward. Colonel Luke Wilds has Issued an address in favour of deli sad religions liberty, the ballot, and tenant right. OaLwav (Cornrv).—Lord Dunlo (conservative), .Meet son of Lord Clancerty, is to Bu r keorward in opposition =Me slid= 'members, Sir Thoma end Mr. Gregory. iILEILIINY (Crrv).—Mr. Sullivan hu not come *mud as yet for re-election. Lard St. Lawrence is stnampt tie candidates "okra of. KINSALE.—MT. Arnott, the Mayor of Cork, who elistioser4thed himself by his II:a pat hy with the Neapolitan miles, has been asked to stand. Mr. Hamilton Onto is an nounced as • candidate. Limaarat (Couxtv).—The Right Hon. WM. Monsen hu lamed his address. Ifs advocates extension of the franchise, compensation for tenants' forproulnenn, and religious e quality. Mr. Lynan, a catbolio barrister and landed proprietor, is making a snooessful canvass. Colonel Dickens comes forward as the oonservative candidate. LIMEII.ICY (Crry).—Mr. F. W. Russell is s candi date for re-elon. He states that he is an advocate of reform &liberal prates/sat. and a friend of civil and religious wrillilwlnt7t...wisallfhltTre-euiron.di'c'llers.Bdamiti:crew.a4B9"ibinatthearyatd(thiT":7C°:ollionleekil:a:B7)unhinoaiderratanea. frlluiddheliagßelPM. t he oonssquenee of the divided state of the catholic party. The Right Rev. Dr. Hyatt, catholic bishop, has published • letter addressed to the catholic clergy of the city, in which be says.—" As yen have failed in arranging your political differences. so sa to be able to act together for the catholie ours, and avoid three exhibition' which on a re cent occasion mused so much pain and disables dos to the catholic community, and gave so meek etrenerth to the opponents of liberal Priliollgior I feel that the Interests 01 religion Impose on me as a duty S. Gail upon you ell to withdraw from farther interfertmoa, direst or indirect, in the coining election for the city." LONGFORD (COI7NTY).—Th. catholic clergy have resolved to support the erased= of Col. Henry White and Cal. &Wino (liberals). TULLE, FRIDAY IviNtsci.—(B British and Irish Mignetto TeLgreph.)—Tbo ark rays, has been informed, on good authority, that Mr. Lear, .Q.O is about tn contest the borough of Titles, with Mr. Dank' O'Connell. Mr. Lane la • ooeservative. WIXTORD.—Mr. 7. H Redmond has betted as address. He advocates " Extension of the franchise, ad vancement of education, removal of Civil sad religious Muhl- Nise i sempeneetion for tenennf twosomes* and maims lea from tone' BM Frieda Imps hits also addressed