The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-08 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT• HOUSE 07 COMMONS.—Wimussatir, MAlar. ABOLITION OF CHURCH RATES. (The doge of the debate, and the division which followed, is the leis edition of yerterday's Earns* :] Yes CANE seoooded the motion. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that be addressed himself to the guidon, sot in the character of • member of the pverameet, but simply in his capacity as as individual mem. He was sawed that the great majority of the house was of opinion that It was desirable that this matter should be brought to a settlement. He deprecated the disciesios of the question on the theory of church aid er the exinsokm a the valise, whisk latter elenaget bad introduced into the diereurioa by Mr. Da Cass, end whose mimed seemed to be that the church wee safe in that house so left as _yea lospi the salon eat. The =a n resolved keen into eh, that every Individesl be told lw law, es perishes sew weft, rectl . ! thatch rates, "Exempt yeareelaa• He S i that the sums principle ahead be • ti=4 subject which was dose in regard to ems la Ireland, which, so far from weakening the dm* there, had, is the epilog of may, skengtheeed it, and even eirengthened it leo mot ; acid also that the operates the present law as a medium of pie sal taxation was meet objeetkeade ; while it was miss. lately usjust to the church, whisk wee in some ketones left to the Duey of dignities. He, however, still eon • to be one who us not se edemas cl the simple abolition of the rats, isassueli as it weeld lane away rural parishes eapeovided with the necessary means of providing for the fade of the church, while he esied to one effect of total abolition, a, that obj would tend is permit dlesentars stn'-tollen is the leasegensent of the material again of the church. That iadividual eximptioa which be idea cited might be utabilsheal by the removal of the existing compulsory prose" while the imposition of church rates should be conlasd to those who close to pay them, can being takes that thou who thmsdves from the payment ahead not be to . parthipate is the assangentent of the fend whisk was raised by ale Mani* If the bill emesieed a simple semis of be eould net support it, but he esied • modification of It le cue susses with the priuipW wide!' be bad eauseistal. Mr. B. HOPE mid that is Ms spunk et Mr. Gledstese he saw a hope of • settistaset a this usales, se • masa don had bees med• is that dined= by see who had not say the will but the pewee to envy it ea • jut and happy OWL Mr. BRIGHT said that, with mud to bangles:sr now than hitherto to • settlement of this questiog periwigs se • matter of thee that wee teat; but so far as • compromise was conemsed, tie meteor was at that moment exactly la the pertain in whisk it eked three yeses ego. He would say that so far as priacdpie was mourned compecenies was impossible ; bat yet he theesol gosedbiag might be due towage a settlement, sad be bed os • former occasion made • pressouritioa akin to that of Mr. Gladstone. Be bad proposed the abolitios of the En gisinate sad the bailiff I. coansorke with church rates. He seggeded that the bill should be read a second Mem sad in examittee let the comps/my power of collude( the sate be Mediated. This would leave everything else as it stood, sad as it would operate is an exemption of those who objected to pay the rates. ft woad toad to remove all Heiresses of feeßeg and sense of plumose. Mr G. HARDY is substance &Wised the proposition of Mr. Bright, 'evolving se it del • spawned,e of by seeepting the second reading of the bill. e Mr. Glaciates* as a member of sad representetive of the goveramest to pat his proposition into the elope of a bill. After stow eerie from Sr T. LIDTD, Mr. MORLEY stated that his must wish was that the proposition of Mr. Gladstone should be sacepted, gabs did that it weald be acceptable to the pest body the diessaters. While the dissenters firmly believed that the property of the church was satiseal, they would ears fully &basin from applying any of that property to *bar own peruses. Mr. HARDCASTLE declined to assent to any camera , ease involvieg the coatisuance of compulsory Tutu, bat If his motion was carried he would listen to any suggestion for a settlement. Mr. DIBRAXII versed the house not to vote set one issue when they istended to support smother. The motion for the second roadie' of the bill 'evolved as anoints and unooeditional abolition of church rates. He suggested the adjournment of the debate. and that lit. Hardcastie should take an opportunity of having the sense of the house de clared on the new and other issues whisk had been raised. He must meet a proposition teethe absolute &bedlam of the 'rates with a negative. The house was cleared for a dividers, but Mr. Walpole, oh of the tellers, returned immediately to announce to the Speaker that Mr. Percy Wyedhut bed been accidentally abut out, and Mr. P. W YNDHAM, on being interrogated by the Speaker, geed permission to be allowed to record kis vote with the nom, which was acceded to. The house divided : For the moond reading 285 For the amendment The announcement of the numbers was rusived without say demonstration on either Ms of the tense. The following bills were &deranged a siege :--Ocesolidated Find (1 ,137, 1121.) Bill—third realist; Prime Alfred's Annuity Bill—third reeding ; Mutiny Bill--second reeding. THEATRICAL LICENSES. Ac. Mr. BARING nominated the select committee oe Thea trical Licenses and Regulations :—Mr. Guam, Mr. Wa r:a...Lord Reshape Cecil, Lord Brevet Braes, Sir Arthur Mr. Clay, Mr. Olive, Mr. De Cane. Mr. Looks. Mr. Leak Mr. Taverner John Miller, Mr. 013eiras, Mr. Powell, Mr. Selwin, and Lieat.-Oolonel Stun. Power to seed for persona, paper', end records. The to be the quorum. METROPOLITAN LOCAL GOVERNMENT, he. Mr. AYRTON nominated the select committee on Me tre polite° Local Government, Ac.:—Mr. Ayrion, Mr. Ties, Mr. Barley, Mr. Leeks, Mr. Lwr.arr, Mr. Baring, Mr. Mill, Mr. Heebner, Lord John Meaner., Mr. Faccott, Mr. Tamer, Sir William Gallwey, Sir Matthew White Ridley. M. Seedbed, end Mr. lEekeivich. Power to seed for per seas, papers, and records. Five to be the quorum. The bocce adjourned at 5 o'clock. RAILWAY AND °THIN BILLS IN PAI Yesterday, in Mr. Dodgem's Committee of Ways sod Means, the following bills were passed :—The Beddgelert Railway ; the Drayton Junction Railway ; the Stockton Gas ; Bothnia Water ; Minchester Royal Exchange ; Banbury Gas : West liFiddle.e-r Water ; Mon Valley Railway ; Neeth and Bre con Ittilway (capital) ; New Milford Docks ; Whitby, Rad om; and Mkklleaborinagli Uslon Railway ; Devon and So. mereet Railway (capital) ;Morayshire Railway ; Lancashire and Yorkshire 'Railway (North Lancashire Loop Line); Central Wsles Extension Railway ; and the Leedom Chat. Nam, and Dover Railway ((Chatham Dockyard Branch). The Wrexham and Miners Railway and the Salisbury sad Yeovil Railway petitions were adjourned. In the House of Commons Mewling Orders Committee the only bill which cams under consideration was the opposed petition of the Aberdare Northern Railway, sad the engineer's re port not being prepared a further postponement was adored. MR. SEWARD'S INPERBBION ow BRITISH AMERICA. —The Hoe. William IL Seward, Secretary of State for the Ceased States, made a tour of the British American Pro vinces with a party of friends, a few days ago, and before leaving Canada he wrote the following statement of his im peessioes " Hitherto, in common with most of my exuntryinea, se I suppose, I have thought Canada, or to speak more accurately, British Amartca, a men strip lying north of the Mated Statue, easily detachable from the parent state, but incapable of sustaining itself, and therefore, ultimately, say, right sow, to be takes on by the Federal Union, without materially changing or affecting its own condition or development. I have dropped the opinion am a national commit. I see in British North America, stretching, en it does, acme the continent, from the shores of Labrador and Newfoundland to the Pacific, sad occupying a considerable bolt of the temperate NOP, traversed equally with the United States be the lakes, and enjoying the magnificent shores of the St. Lawrence, with he thousands of islands in the river and gulf, a region mend *rough for the seat of a groat empire—in Me wheat fields th the west, its broad ranges of the chans at the north, its inexhaustible lumber leech—the most extensive now re mainiog on the globe—its invaluable fisheries, and its yet undisturbed mineral wealth. I find its inhabi tants vigorous, hardy, energetic, perfected by the protestant religion sad British constitutional liberty. I fed them jealous of the United States and of Great Britain, ma they eight to be ; and, therefore, when I look at their extent and resources, I know that they can neither be conquered by the former nor permanently held by the latter. They will be independent, se they are already ealf-maLataioug. Having happily escaped the curse of slavery, they wild never submit themselves to the dominion of shiveholdere, which prevails io, and determines the character of, the Visited States. They will be a Russia in the United States, which to them will be France and England. Bat they will be a Russia civilised and protestant, and that wilt be a very different Raisin from that will& fills all eouitero Europe with terror, and by rams of that supe ✓iority they will be the more terrible to the dwellers la the southern latitudes. The policy of the United Stases is to propitiate and secure the alliance of Caned* while it is yet young and incurious d its future. But on the other land the policy which the United States actually pursues is the infatuated one of rejecting sad spurning Micros', perennial, and overgrowing Ca nada, while seeking to establish feeble States out of de caries Spanish provinces on the onset, aid in the islands of the Gulf of Mexico. I shall sot live to see It, but the man is already bore who will see the United State' mourn ever this stepeodons folly, which is only preparing the way /or ultimate danger and downfall. All Southern political sere most set, though many times they rise again with diminished splendour. But those which illuminate the pole Tennis for ever shining, for ever increeniag in spies -Toronto Globe, Feb. 17. GSM's YILLD OF CALIFORNIA IN 1866.—From the samesors returns Id 25 comities in Catfoi Ma, 303,522 awes of wheat were planted, Oldie, 7.3611,512 bushels, and E/0,791 sores of barley, yielding 10,366,084 bushols.—Coli fornien paper. Artemis Ward utters acatbing maledictions on Wisconsin town where he lectured. His spat took 2 Mils. ei7o. at the door, while Arteamia took the measles inside.—Miseoswi Detwers4 i~ r 8 11 TUE EXPRZ: z , EVENING, MARCH 8, 1866. are, **tallness tab) lEnttliftente. 1,;.) LIVERECOL snuto szarnics.—Wamay. The Date ot the simmetchess world has mos mom MO decided, and the orom coradvj hew et the Year Die esalokwalle the blue Mead of Alear O re. rits T are d gmaraD that the Wald MAGMA RIM IMM delPgr show gei_e cdometer 'reamed bus point Mike Mug lYt of quotations wawa More for same weeks appeamd the peril la be tr m odenana, cent: b ea t most preastaent bans Is Oarkdvte, L'Aftlosio„ ,aad jams a ba cke d i re win ha. mom is of mete, while *we were most flattering romans earreot amosming ewers" of the madden. Although Uwe was • fell Meow la Me coons of the mondng, and the eh was IWerb mid, the country was good going, and the meths, was favourabie to olospiethasbg. Time is no feature eanaseted with raring timsegkerat ra the Fewest aisesailag we 010 m 1011111111r• the Grand Nat West, divltatilag as an l home moms empastionek awl the didereace in theevent chareceseef the vest _.'loge who magregraes at an points vitae a Wow can be obtained el thillMOlONiscodest dimbet boa the crowds at mm el the week The Grand Mend woe literally crammed se soca as Ms oom mooed, and so west was onsitoanis in it s ma, sad 001/1/1/0.1141 PA t$ t ri m a dilloalk w totem cee's way throeo the compact body bosimahnn la the maim Wit The early how at which war penal wm daspatchol, within a few minutes time of the decision of the ohms, preolodes the pm Walley of lengthened introductory remarks. As will be gleaned from the accompanying return. Ocetolvin alone, of the favourites for the Grand ifeihswel. took a prominent part In the struggle at the ilaish, though tie Was was scarcely Irm o doubt whoa the horses strived the race at which pint the oarotolly named Salamander had the rosinhand, and woe easily. EQUITY COUNTS.-.Masco 7. (Mote the Xmas ei the Roils) AieLo-01LUZ WWI MATKUSIOS Col/WART, 3i.C. (unrrepl. This winding-up petition by Xmas. Great sad Cask . of 61, Or for d-street, came on again te-day. Admiral Elliot, the chairman, as oressexamlned . bf li r . Selwyn, and said be had signed on egreement preriestil to take 100 shares of 401. The book he signed woo Opel by Weeding shareholders for 8,000 shares. Ie August he applied for 25 shares. Warwick was the eseeetery, sad phial up the spp li oatke at his Mama In he let 200. - He paid the 251. sad the 2001. as applies. applied 3001. on iilniest. The payees anasposat was at me earl. The shares were taken as the 13th October. He transferred 200 shares to Xmas, and then lad IS7 free shares teseeforred to himself. He thought the digesters' bares Might to be 50. The theme were allotted to his when be wee resat. The weep wee paid by seek shareholder. He barred that Happen ma the aseihtse a Sem 1011011 bed Mahe mow to pay for the shares. He might bays lent it het pesdse.d to hold the shares, whisk were at e Mildreke Ithea of three pit cent. Maim offered is ek lie theme at one preathan if they did not sell at the market pries. He memestedlXame to repay bins the moneys. at issat 5001.. spent by himself on asemel of the oompeay, to be paid whoa hkeould. Ha should have lost ft sltsgether if the company had sot bees brought oak The alma then detailed a peat many acenestansis relative to the formation of the company. nose was may oas loan sad that WU a MID of 7,000& dewed by IMP mg, on the Commodore, onesiesed of the conaany's weemb. Wee am& were am regi in the essepay's seam The Commodore cost 31,0001.. the other two WOOL auk : he did sot know whether the Wee van* =di be 'sort pged. The somata was now endeaveseag psi more favourabie tams teem thebeildsek_whehave remised 40,0001., 10,0001. cub sad 30,0001, la Ueda the eon %misted agreements the builders are to sappiy two ssieffer and are larger WOWS then the Ommoodera la reference% au aimed agreement foe the payment by the shipledblers to Xmas, the manses' director, et 10,0001. as a semealockes on the ordees of the eampsay for fifteen midge. the witness eati that he had heated, if say seek essmasimion ware add, the company should reso the tease of it. Whs. cortaie ehareholdece compla to the directors ol d = takes shares a the Mama ef in& listam. the board they could as sables to mast theta. Elobsiz e m e ttr ; however, a we nerlsestood the atoms, the took the advice of oonmel, and star amiderhig that salvia, counsel were spin easelted as to Os gel= course of the direekra is miaow to the sha s . introduced by Metma. In pursuance ot women (vision arrangements were made, and the shares d the complaining parties were trassfarred I. Mr. Bradbury, in whose name they now stand. The paean money for the shame was paid by some of the directors with a view to their ultimate transfee to other persons. Bredbtay bad 100 shares which he has transferred ba Mamie ; these were paid for es allotment. Mr. Harmed was the broker of ihe eampaeL e e h e4 ol. B *Aries was acted upon geeerally the Stook slake of the company. The directors were to receive 3, a year among them. Beexaminsd by Mr. load. Q.o.—He bairns acquainted with Xmas in the beglanier of 1864. At that time he (Xmas) and others were espied in getting up the roespeny, which they asked him to Jain, but de nim& la that year be spent mask thee and nosey in refamos ho the matter, and is Deeember Xenon offered him aa agreement ss to the tams of his Joining the company. In July, 1865, he Aped an agreement. redaning the 4,0001. what he was to lave reesived seder the Ana seresenent to 3,0001. The company was Lambed in July, 1866. Leos had remind no money be the amount stipulated in the articles Ifetaxa, en he iatrodection, said he bed very patriotic foams towards Greece, and hat he was a large capitalist. Appliances were made t for snoterons shares, as malty as 1,500, by venom armee, throigh Metaxa. No difdenlty arose WI be left. Meters prombed to pay a sum of money ea a partionlar day, but he cams the ley before that partioaler day and amid he shield not he able to pay it. Re had previously written .letter, marked private pad addressed toms. in reinsure to this payment, sad when he called sad mad* an explinatiou, it was shown to him that his ceplenstion was at variance with hie letter. At Metma's last attendance at the board a disagreement ,seenrred in reference to his letter, be., and the whams stated that he left the room. sayg that he would not spin sit at the board with Milan. end lietass said t h at he would sow roan the sad the 'character of every individual in it. Three 'hips have made eite voyage each, and each bad malised • wed% of 6001. 'Three ships are making no AdmW Eike wo =of the ober, mad e yesterday by Canal sit whereupon his lordship observed that tits admiral bad completely replied to-bay. The wittier demand the ernseeboas which had been meigned to Ike eme. them coacessioes were described in a letter tram the ftestiwy of State for Groom ; the company also poomeseed a demised limed by forty of the principal Greek shippers to Loodosi wag* to ship their merchandise by this company. The sights and privileges of the old company wan conceded to this, and were very valuable. The pretest secretary, croesemmdned by Mr. Roxburgh —Ho had been one month in the service of the iseropany ; salary 2501. a year. There •were eight other clerks. The bo okeepres salary was 2001. The oompany had accounts at three beake—vie., the Interaational, with a present balance of 171.65. Id.; at Cionttis, with a balms* of 42.12 E 2d.,• and at the Metropolitan red Provincial, with a bahmes of 1,0651. les. Id. Them wereeurrent accounts. The company was liable to the shipbuilders for about 80,0001. ; towards that sum 10,000& in bills bad been received from the Rail way Fineries Company, and endorsed to the builders. The latter company was credited for 51. per share la teepee of their shame la the Anglo-Omsk, toe., Company. No bills had been received from the Imperil Agency Clompasty. There were no debtsowlag by the conspany other time that due to the builders and the stockage debt. Mr. Bradbury, orces-examined by Mr. G. Hastier, stated among other things that the book cioniteisieg the ap plications for shares was met for and examined by the Stock E.:ohmage committee. Segos went Ware that committee. The examination of the beck mad the atten dance of Xenoe had refer:ace to a settling day,whiolt was ,dosed by the committee. Xmos, the managieg director, was then erces-caamined by Mr. Roxbargh—He had received 25.0001. for his meow sions from the company, smelly, 8,0001. ash, 12,5001. in sham, and the rest in bills which were paid. This cross summates was not concluded when the court rose. and will be rearmed to-morrow. In reference to the ooste of those roman of the com y who appeared by separate counsel, his Lordship said ashe aura was quite 'oval he most very carefully eon eider that paten. The directors who separately appeared would seem to ham been able to defend themselves while represeotirg the company. The matter would receive his most serious comideration. Tun ViliaMa Cut (Ba.) of 50 son, added to a sweep stokes of Mon each ; sad allowances ; prof...lord Men mirk Om ails sad a ec j aile c r i . ua Lsaba) Mr. B. Hinson% Deer-Ticklish !MIK 4 ne, 914 71 8 14 e liftit ax) (J. Osborne) 1 Mr. Ws The Clown, Spa, ltd Sib .. ..(Mr.Munford) Mr. W. H. loot& as liergesstj Pena* 5 yrs, get (ins 7fts sa) diens* S Meorpome also rsn. Betting: 6 to t an The Clown, and 7 to 3 apt any other. Tan Mena HANDICAP of 106 son., added to a rivrenikes ell son sack for S-yr-olds and uz:rd_s. PeniMits and alloweaces. Abed 6 fetiongs. (1111 saber Mr. W. G. Craven's Caustic. to The Mks Peddle Sps, G i l 101 b g:ny a : ni n) 1 Mr. Gordon's Three per Cent, ft yrs, Sat 111 b.. t S Mr. T. J. lases Bithopton. 4 yrs, OS GIL Oen S TM following Km ran :-Skyhtli, Who, * Parearatok boa, UMW% Jake of the and Umtata. illetleg: 7to 4 espt Juni% 6 to it apt Skyiset, 6 to 1 spit Then_ per Cud. 100 to 15 apt John ,of the Ides, and 16 to 1 Taw ROAM HANDICAP of 5 son each, f ft. with SO added: car tels issmides aad alicanneek Om mile and ahall over four Spada Of Imam II sets.) Mr. Barber's Catawag..by Connaotion..ltrok a a c z e g ) 1 Lord Paialstes Bessamt. 6" llet 71b billowedMtnte Mr. W. G. Cravues KM 6 pan, at' The following also ren:-Lucele, Ones cd KW Clairvoyeate, and Vinyard. !Win : 7to 4 apt Bennet, 100 tee Pt opt Cutaway, 9 to apt(Bairirnantie, 7 to 1 apt all, and 10 to 1 eget sap *Km To Gunn NATMInti finannaltAlS (aanp) of Sin son,. added to a Handicap Sweepstahm of 15 ans. IS It ; wt - hers after the pabilestlan of the weights exam the mooed to awe his ink% LAMM four mills said a pasta.) (fil salsa, SS of when diedireil and mild 6 sena. each.) Mr. IL atruld's Salamander, by Ftreaster-lomlbad tKW (Mr. A. 1 'I Lord Pantries Cortolvin, aged. llst Kb Mr- MeV' Cleo* ageklOst Nib V • Selowlas also na= 4.. llsert, Mantas% Ds= TlAMeala. =en Bad Court. Isms, Thossinown ble , g innk. i s ay on Tr bir llegei ns4 ' Delembia. Mink% Kr W I An of Heart% King of Hi li a l Zeal Jam, Cutler, Mato% ter=West : 7to 1 ewe eget lama sad Ocetolvin, 10 he 1 Sple Alarrhea°, ciblads, l Ole 1 gash Mistah 4 to 1 aptVAtrieste„ 100 % and to 6 apt Creole, IMalaita 0 to idyl Di aget Dam. The to 1 apt RM. of Hearts, 40 to 1 fan apt Beisaasader, eephee. Somas geldieg, and Ball Cont. 50 to 1 apt , Mto 1 sash 21knesslown. ltereeter Wm of limb. 01115P6 Bad. • lean Wattles afar th s it o ze te red ties for the sk it (kW pa 4) the ` *My oreapetiton maim AS* a In ni the post. °aft to the ansi Preli =tla Mrsteer W get mess k Salt order, the was gives at adrift, to Imer deka& The lot at once streamed awity a = = tr of WSWlldent. who, as showed reemed. was left tr,d, ma i = S l a the amid M i l l illna g wers mole two hashed yards in /boomtown was the Mt to now oomplasenely tscoel " = griZhe mitslieed until approaciag Pe Inti e. Westßeporter, Zig et = gel Zed .Tess, sad Mistake. Cortolvia bong of the but division, conspicuous meow, trhen mu/ the colours of Alciblad% Thus c = snag woe sall the hunt ; and ha the mann* roar, t cairn, Ilesberg. and Milltown. At the =Tree Im= a ll the best for his stable oomanin, rushed to the fent. sad all the ant Slight got over ; lent thus eras a areflimiligi , atilt the ruck Dahlman and Ring of Hearts *Mg cannoned waled, and the Preach bred one forward narrowly escaped causing down sada* J a m Holman (who showed great self-pousesion) could k i r bone he had lost a great OM of t w in d, and thus the of the top weight was at once ex much to the dismay of his bechers. At the suoreedlog Soon. be: floundered into a dit•M and being unable to extricate himself, was Hearts eveo= hauled oat by 90039 of bystanders. Ace of after wards tarned up, hut not trumpsfor his backers, as he ell. and was not afterwards in the race, although ltz. Edwards went on with him. Philosopher, too, came to an end wrideatly not dreamt of In his rider's philosophy, as he fell, sad scaling his Jockey from the saddle, scrambled on to his legs, sad careened Co riderless, and being rid of his weight soon plated the leaders. Creole dlreetly afterwards went on with the lead at a clipping pee, and Aldbtade, and Mistake, emerging from the ruck, ran through their hones one by one , and went on In the order named. Appealable( the canal aids) toile one-half the ocesigethan were dinned 91. sad Cutler fall ing heavily at this point, was not further pemerered with. Hall Coon, who bad hit her to been running remsrkably well, rushed Impetuously at the posts and rails fast helot* reach lug the resecoarse, and, sheathe young Rena cow ;direly out of the saddle, cams down, but him Pokey his legs pined Philosopher. the loose pair ping on r fgetna do. Motoring theetraight, Creole, whose coleus were list mistakes for those of Cortolvin, still led the way with • clear lead of Alciblade, who was slightly in advance of Merri sad as they made for the water am in had of the stead, B mac, ee land. dating the riderless bo j nes p coming In his nook steadied Atriblade, and struck with his whip at Hall Court, upon which Mistake was enabled to clear the obstacle hi ad- Tenn of him, Mr. Angell's horse being succieseted by Salamander, Minima. , and Real Jam, surly to a Ins, next to wham emu Oortolvin sad the Rom gelding, who heeded the next body of horses. • lose way in rear of whom were Illenomirn, L'Ahicala, King of Hearts, end Reporter. in the next quarter of a mile Mistake cilsmppeared trom the front, and no noteworthy change took place until reaching the fence preceding Becher's brook. where Aldbtade came down, and Merrimac went on In pursuit of Creole, followed by Oortolvin, Salamander, and Real Jam : bat the latter soon died aw sad was pseud by Thomastown, Liglitheart, the Rama and the Doctor. The hoped of Ireland were, however, az at the fence alter Valentine's brook. where Thonsainown came down a tremendous " cropper." As they neared the racecourse Salamander ran up to the We of Creole,whoos he headed at the next fence, and immettlateo after wards Concerto took mooed place, but upon fairly ent-niet the straight he was several lengths in the rear of Salamander. who evideatly had the race tahand, and though Page resolutely oiled upon his horse the game effort he made was useless, as Salamander landed over the last Jump several lengths in advance of him, end won very sully by ten lengths, Certolvin detesting Creole by four lengths for second honours. lightheart was bad Mink Merrimac nth, and the Doctor, walking in, enth -a wide 1091199111 'operating hint from Glenourn, heal .Isar, glen bem Laura,Mistake, Reparter, the Boma gelding, end A lel blade who cantered home in • group. The extreme division (whowalked In) was composed of Colombia, L'Afriesba, Stella, Thomadown, Ace et Hearts, Cutler, and yllllawn . Hall Court riderless - who on the entire course, Meshed, singularly enough. between Salamander and Cortolvba, the being an un availing second-the position be occupied brit yeer. no lam was run la it sunnieslq mounds. Tan Two-Itiat OLD PLATS of 60 eovs., coin it 10Ib ; Win Sot bib winners extra aiding allowances. T.Y.C. (11 mbe) Mr. Modpaan's b f by Vedette-MOM (50() Tet 121 b (Heertfield) 1 Lord Westmoreland's f by Hospoder-lady lettgl ini i Mr. 11ib ) Mr. T. t.riflithe Highland Lass (SOLI, 7st Itlb Raster) Betting opened at 6 Le t on the Lady Betty tiny, bat closed at evens apt the fispiaa filly, and 5 tot apt the lady Betty filly. Won by • head : • bad third. The winner was bought by Mr. Mills for 64 gn nem. A HANDICAP PLATS of 40L, for 5-yr-olds and upwards ; winners this day 1011) extra. T.Y.C. Mr. Hodgman's Venturesome, by Promised land- Comm. len 3 yrs. Met 7lb (Murray) 1 Lord W esimorleats Indian Star, 3 yrs 7st 31b (Rearm) Mr. W. G. Craven's Panacea, 3 yrs, let Sib Betting :6to 4 on Venturesome. Non by two lengths ; the ante between esooad and third. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Kamm 7. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) matt= m 111701171. His lordship said that he wee of opinion that there Ina no osae to go to the jury. Be had great doubt area if them had bon a oats whether, soder the Oreamsteneas which took place at the time of the separation, be would be justified in prolamin a divorce. It smeared that the separation wee sever agreed to by the wife. A man might marry a washerwomaa's daughter or say bodyMeg else, else, and so Meg se she conducted herself with propriety he was bound to support bee. The jury, under the direction of his lordship, found that the adultery bad not been proved. The petition was accordingly &missed, and the peti. tioner condemned in costs. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. - (Before Mr. Bodkin, Amistant-Judge.) Charles Haresewerik, 21, sad Henry Brown. 23, won is- ' dieted for stealing • silver watch, value V. 10s., the pro perty of John Mann. from his pinyon. The prosecutor was pairing does Whitschapel-red and stopped at a "tell where tools were for sale, when be felt a Tat FORTHCOMING VOLIINTLIR RHYTHM. —Yee- tog at his watch, and immediately collared the primmer terlay afternoon, the commending officers of the various Harmeworth, who was standing ne arest to him, and wad, volunteer corps held a meeting at the rooms et the Natioaal " You have stolen my watch.Raginswerth replied, Riffs Association, Pall-mall, to receive and onsider a report " Have 1 ?—seareh me," at the mine kismet passim some of the committee of othintandieg officers appointed to visit thing to Brown. The prosecutor kept bold of Harnametk Brighton, to inquire into the advisability of holding the and Brown was afterwards secured by the police. He mid Rester Monday volunteer review on the same ground se to the prosecutor, "If you don't charge me, I will try and last Tear. Lord flambe' occupied the chair. It was get you another." anomalously resolved that the review shall take piece as The jury found both the primmer. Guilly. Brightoo, and that the secretary laths's , e the same to the Mr. George Agee, head winder at the City Priem, Bob. mayor. The question of making th e volunteer review-day way, proved the following ooevietiona spinet the prisoner : 1 the day for general inspection for corps present was die- —March 4, 1881, three mouths ; Julie 13, two months ; . missed, but no decision was soon to. Os the motion of Lord October 30, two mouths • January 1, 1882, two mooths ; Grosvenor it was resolved that the review of metropolitan May 10, two months ; September 22, twelve mouths 4 the volunteers be held in Hyde-park on some afternoon during Osistral Criminal Court ; April 2, 1864, three mouths. the summer, by premiums of his Royal Highness the Mr. George Loam, of of the House 4 Correction, Rawer, sod that with the sanction of the Inspector-G=oml Coldlistb.fields, said the prisoner bad bad twelve months in of Volunteers it Asa los optiosal with all sod any of the !that pekoe 'Mee. corps attending such review to have their sanual inspection The Assistant-Judge eseteoced Rarmawoeth to be kept take place at the MIDI time, and that their Royal High- ,in petal seivitade for gorse years. As the primate was 1 names the Priem and Pnneess of Wake to requested to ' being Pissed mat of the dock Indio( to the cello he Amok review. the prosecutor a violent blowlinder the left ear, which was IN FIANISM Camr.—At Alder. AT ALDERSHOTbeard throughout the mark Upon this the Assistant. shot petty sesnous yesterday as Irishmen mimed Neal was Judge ordered tbe prisoner to be brought bank end seek' placed in the dock , lied addressing him said—You bevelled charged with eateries the camp at Aldershot oa the pre- the „ duet , to st a s the prosoontor a v i o l ist bk w w i t hi n vious Thursday, 4d loeitiug soldiers to desert, and also the „ iv w a le se the wart, Thu he came here topsekrk with declaring himself to be a Falliall. Private Martin a public date. I shall therefor* alter your motence, and Carroll, of the 28th Regiment, stated that Isetweee one s he sestssos - i now pronounce upos „ er k . that you be kept and two o'clock on. the day in question he saw the prisoner ' . lin penal servitude far tea years . With respect to you, it No. 28 canteen standing by_ the Ike, sad heard him use ! Brown, you do sot appear to be so bed am your compete:cm, the words, " I sin • Femme." He then looked at witness .but 1 ould have you take warning by his fate, Red the and said, "Take off the recimentals you have on, and be- • come a Nolan Eke me." Witnem told him to sit down, ' bat e labour fory tw il o t r iu r Th be .r . pri". .od ru t g aa th e k plo s e lk : adding that he bad recently been bothered enough sheet eater he said—As we believe yea have g ist seine Peonies at Birmingham. Ti. err seat of the eaatele, on - injury, we order you to Tessivo 11. in addition to your hearing of the prisoner's conduct, ordered him to be placed cask , allowanos f ar a tra w d ows . under arrest, and he was at once removed to the pike stain. The priscaer wee intoxicated at the time. After _ - - - -- - - - --• fertile, confirmatory widens', the prisoner la defame pa N ew rAits FOR Soffefflaint.—At the monthly aided) , denied having made use of the expressions attri. rissetleg of the Rotherhithe Vestry, held last eight, it was bated to him, and said thvt so far frees eadesvottriag to stated that the Metropolitan Board of Works had now belle soldiers to joie the FillibliS he had only just taken obtained possess on of the whale of the land required for his o" I" "P 10 the Regimen to get him to joie the the formation of the Dew Sowthwark park, and the work of army He was sentenced to a menth'slaerkicrement with clearing some of the maths t gardens bad base oemeeseeed. Ihard * labour. The prisoner was described as a journ-yinsa Some teemmests required would be gives up to the board tailor, and has bees living in the asigliboushood f..r three alter Ladr-day, sad the work would then be rapidly pro maths. mieded a• filuott. NWIIOAL BOOLETY OF LONDON. This society gave the first concert of its eighth ewes last evening et Bt. Janie's-hall, which. as mold at them stemmas, was crowded to the deers. This. Weed , stud always be the ass ; for the Fellow sad Asseelaies of the society are sadicient of themselvia to makes lugs midi. saes, bidepladestly et the subscription altogether. The fel - Jowls( was the programme of the peeformthor : PART I. Overbuy Wm lasrl Datios. sh sas ra mdlisa " asUpps Colsaa asaddaf. Cowart solo—dor clararl sad srobssiss— as — tiTagr - . -- I•73:3E.Tit• - 2-;1 • L Bum fast perfannase Sees .d Ala—"l Masao ver," Maass Pares. ant Use of performance fa Imened lebemetels. Or (A Illdeniamer Napa's Dream) lfestelseetus. PARS IL _ C Maar Illagievaa. =ld le of me" (Acton). Mb &mein=la t = i Bolo— Calaise la .1, Ma Agar flashonastra ahead it Hama lake—'lllllltato argisai" Madam Pampa and Mr. Peaty Yawl. Ovelare Mamma Mandator. The omen was spindklly got up, sad new pine was admirably palmed The oreheekra was ere complete sad powerful as ever, sad Mr. Mellon exhibited his well-news shWty as the coadooter. The programme (es will be mesa) penman s begs: proportion thee renal of aevslty ; bat the novelties wen not always happily chosen. It would be me gments, however, to complain of • oonoart which ...bind rook tinge as Beethoven's symphony Ia 0 minor, dm illustrious composer's chef enema is anneal writing, Meerisimohab onsiare to the Midwinter Night's Drama, sad litsradole Bomb's tented planchet° sobs ; pints safileisat of themselves to meditate a festeate ecamst. Bedios's overture to Map Lest is regarded by his admires as OM CI hie best &amino prelates ; and this opiates is probably Piet, thole' it involves so very exalted estimate of his pow e r. La doseribing it sad many limner predestine, we —y borrow the barmy employed by Weber is speaking et the shereetaristis features of the ultra-modern style of orelmateal camposiliss. " Abend," be says, "to the matariab of the f Newest symphony whisk I have waived from Views. Timi, • slow movement full of short, broken idles, so one of bridal has the slightest anneal°. with another ; even ten minutes or so • few strildng shone ; thee • mooed rumbling on the kettledrums and • mmilisions pangs or two he the violas, and worked ep with • dee proportion of wisps sad pause. Them swiss • raging amovenasat, in managing which the prised* aciasideralba is to avoid following up any particular idea—thus lambi the more for the Ulmer to she out for himmlL The greet point is to avoid everything that inks like mats& amity to rule. Rolm are made for every day mom* sneak cramp the freedom of genius." In drawing this pines% I Weber might really have had overture to Zia, Leer before him. Snaltines air from adippe a °dome (very well wag by Mr. Patsy) is • fair specimen of the Italian noel style of the eighteenth century ; but that style is now &etiquette& every pump the• is von* having been repeated by later imposer, till they are worn threadbare. liabinstein's air— from some opera sot iadieeted—is long, laboured, sad loud. It kept Pampa's powerful voice at its almost stretch, without producing any earrespooding effect. This woom , planed lady was unfortunate, too, in the other air allotted to her. It was from an dawn opera of Aube, end me tidally did not display the captivating qualities if that con poser's music. Pmbass the moat stmossaful of the *oval pima wa s flilaa's clever solo for the clariaet, played by Yr. Lamas with unaurpaarabla brilliasoy sad beauty. IMPEOVEMENTS ar MILAN. Shareholders in the City of Milan Improvements Company (Limited) will read with interest the fol lowing translation of an article which has appeared in the journal Ii Sole, of Milan, of the 4th inst. The writer con fi rms, from person al inspection, the extremely satisfactory accounts which have from time to time reached England respecting the re markable progress and solidity of the company's works. The article is further interesting as fur nishing an independent local corroboration of the estimates of rentals arrived at, after the most careful examination, by the officers of the company : We have lately visited the works ci the Victor Ema nuel Clattery, new in course of construction under the direc tion ci the diatinguished architect of Italy, Big. Magma The Milanese jouroals have always looked with special fa. vour on them works, and the geseral public, being now evi dently meek interested in them, we were most anxious to me for ourselves' the progress which had been made and the manner in which they had been carried out by the Otty et Miles Improvements Compaay. We were not roily always convinced of ON utility of this project, bat also believed in the absolute necessity which existed for a caliphate and ra dical changed the old streets sad badly-built booms. which timid advisers had allowed to remain standing in the centre of Milan. But Dow when there streets of tottering houses have be demolished, et:peeler to view the squalid, adunhealthy buildings, ia which were= together the mass of the commercial sad Industrial population of our city, we beame more than over caesium.", that we had peat cause to biome the day the m undertook them loag wished for improvernent: nia .t in elei je narrow, tortuous, and dark streets, or rather loses, of damp, insalubrious, and inconvenisat houses grad: g n i ! giving place to large, regular, and airy streets of s ticent, well-veotilated buildings must gm pleasure to those visiting the works, and make a highly favourable impression as regards the prospects of the nedertaking. It is impos sible to speak too highly of the =saber in which the works are being carried ea. The weeks °miaowed in March, 1865—t0 which we have already favourably alluded in former numbers—Were MOW is before the winter, and the completion of the internal works is now being pushed on with great activity. Although in October the inhabitants were still in the houses where the works were about being commenced, yet to the middle of November all the bowies required were demolished. In December and January the pilling sad excavation for the fonadatioss were completed, while in February, to the general surprise of the public, th e whole of the foundations and vaults were seen level with the ground, and now the new buildings seem to rise up with such wooderful rapidity that we are pennaded the Victor Emanuel Gallery will be open to the publics in Oc tober of this year. Turning from the works lately coin mewled, and looking at the two blocks of building which, contrary to the opiatese of the incredulous, were roofed in before the end of last yam, we are glad to note that at last it appears to be understood that the most prottabis and safest speculations are those which provide for the wants and eoneenierse of the public, who will find in those buildings numerous underground warehouese, large shops on the ground dome, spacious and well lighted and ventilated rooms cm the upper stories, affording accommodation suited to all Gleam, and at rests which inmost be thought high, considering the advantages they will afford. In the execu tion of these works the severest critic would have a dim culty in finding fault. The materials and workmanship are of the best quality. An extensive, but still prudent application of the mat recent improvements in the art of building have bean employed, optima these buildings are a model deserving of examination and study. In July last we drew attention to the probable rentals likely to be re ceived from the building in course of construction by the City of Milan Improvements Company, and now comparing those estimates with present circumstances, and bearing to mind the numerous demaads which are being made by the commercial chime of Milan, and to the still growing want of babitatioas in the centre of the city, we have every rea son to believe that fcr the greater part of those build ing the estimated rental will be largely exceeded. Buildings (situated in the centre of a populous commerical sad industrial city like Milan) combining every comfort and eonveniencle which modern civilization requires must no doubt be m great demand, and ere certain to Dries in • large and constant return for the capital mop eyed in their , construction. We believe this to be • very great and pro , fit•ble industrial enterprise, directed to satisfy the real and general wants of a large population, and certain, as all similar undertakings must be, to a ff ord large and remiss ' reties retains to the shareholders. GOTIENXENT OTIRATIVIth AND PROVISIONS.— In coneequence of the high price of meat • co-operative movement was oommeoced a few weeks sines by the work men employed at the Royal Arsenal sad dockyard, Wool wich, which has bad the desired malt. Two moieties have been formed which comprise upwards of 2,000 main hers. Three stores have bean opened, aed the meet i. ,applied by one of the most extensive contraetors in Lon ' doo at • redaction of about 20 per cent , as compared to the high prices which previously prevailed. LONDON Giasam. OMNIBUS COMPANT (Lnniza). —Traffic reasipks far the week media' Nardi 4, 10,1061. 14e (Advertisemeot.)—Homawax's Orirriuma AND Pink rear not.—Tboagh surrounded by edicumstanom disad to health these remedies, if properly applied. will cat Itt l i P en7 in 11 us n sa, it aramation, d I phsherfa, and•host or other esomplaists always lurldas about to seize ow the weak. Melons, end unwary. The sapertority of Holloway's medicines has hem ao fully sad widely proved for subduing dawns that it Is only necessary to ask the 'filleted to give them a Oriel, and If Use in alroctioos folded round them be followed no dl will ever ensue or dangstom consequences result In and ulcerated sore throat toe olatment should Its be ribbed on the seek and top cif the abet: it will arena the la- I lailmossatlak sal priestly sew ATTEMPTED BALE OP DAMAGMM PL. At the Guildhall Poliee-eourt yesterday a sun mow. bakes Ca by hs Onna=loran of Beware fee the City el Lades spied Hems. Heavy Beove sad Themes Alexander Behests, anstimems, emig as betimes at IS, Thromnortostoireet, foe aerie; for sale 560,0D3 1 1h5. of Us, the salvage resented from the be at Bears-wharf, Tinley street, sad which was =St for hum= food. Alders= atone at to hoar the mos. Mr. Baylis, solicitor to the Gommissiosiere of Sews" cow dashed lie magnolia: ; and Yu Poles& banister, agpested 1 ter the Militants. Mr. Baylis said the swarm was taken a= maw the 52= el the (by Bowers AA, It% sod maim teshaigel pr icks meld arise ender N. The leaden wee se follows 'That if any bate= &elm is meat, or Misr pongee, shall sips.. or offer for male in say shop, Mall, warehouse, handing, or Mbar plisse, any oessond or us. wholesome meat, ash, pulley, fruit, regatables. as Ml= providing =At fir the food st mar, "Ma pagan so caged. ing shall for every Offelle• fad= • sum not exesedis 40s.' Some time dem these wee a to. at Bearemhad, fa Tooleyeayarg~Swhare4 large te i ldly me el t: e s wee stared. es t i lb wee offend far ale b the the Osseessmial aslannem &Webs-kr" oa the ISM of Jaanazy hol ia Lt st ehalf el the slay. The Wale wore at Vas oat" el tee, bat with gas he le d b de ; ids itled wage that the tea was sawheismose, and =AM ter the feed el ma. lowa dismiss thus nesse es te wilesther lea sod& be looted epos m provides& After whisk Dr. lirdhlby gave (widgeon be the Mb= that he emeldered the Is. in question to be salt far the feed et ass. II wee putrid, and was sired up with ehmegal and hew= wood. Mr. Hasty Geom. Heatie, et the Ina ed Haab and R..* ism be bed aosesiasd ampler of the ta wst ad It for Mums feed. Mr. Robert Major Holborn, • tea-dealer, said ft wee ad tea, bat melt matter and diet. He would bather bay it nor sell it, age &sal la it at in. Mr. Poland, vibe nigher seem =halal ehleetiens Web IMO everalea. mid he did sone =able him t ibi =llo. Game his dilate a* object was te prelast Ike stlpee et a Sas far °Haim; for sale =wholesome He them bash ewe= ~100. This ewe • offense, and it wee assimeary to peeve a guilty has= ledeps before • somiotion scold be this owe there Gould be Do Whoa Mr. Bobcats got the latter g rott Mr. Bay he met at imos to his maployen. the imainaos sHmeld they mat ample of the tea comphdeed d be Dr. who maanined it and seat beak a metileate te tM that it was sot injurious to health, and sous It for human food. Beaked up by snob aa he scald so. G a md te hare • guilty =owls,* it inn wan for it food. Alluvia Mom said it append to him that If abs as fiedont lad seld alter the notice be had ramie= with. eat taking an farther trouble in the asteer, he would dearly bare lad • guilty keowledoes. Bat what did be dot Not being • tea broker he did all les could do, sad toot the only mums lift epee to him. He at mos oesamani. rated with the immunco aloes, and they, sot bats; geleatifie ma, mot 'ample. of theta to • highly orisatille may and be gave lie opinion that it wee It for Mama food. Whose opts= wee be than to sot wpm, Dr. lotheby's or Dr. Odlines ? He meld de =Wee butter than he did in the remotions be took. ; bed worthy aidessesa) thought the jostles of the aim hem m ew= by UM iaqtdry without beilleding a See. It was quite edam that the teawas not St far museinellion, but ' salmi Mr. Baylis amid prom guilty Jusowisdge by scats other widows be should diem= the imam= Yr. Baylis said the comathalooses had set moved in the matter from say other motive Mae • seam of duty, sad be we. quite saki ded i hat the ease should sad thas. The summoas was then dismissed, the inquiry baring bolted pearly four hours. Tem Parvirsose or ANBAIMADose SAILVANTILs- At the Westminster Potimer" yesterdey, Memos Herm deessibed as dark I. the Prime Metiers of or seerstary to the /Legatees Beguile Embassy. mad Jose fidva, s man of colour, his wreak both of 52, Ole Pram, ware samosa fee as assault es May Geed , • servant se the arse beam Upon the mumunses being celled ea, Knowlenel,the Ober, staled that there weft so defendants. Whoa the enernanese were agreed they eirmed exempelos hem British low, es they wee Mailed to the emberry. Mr. Amid mid he bed set less made eequainted with that fire wire the sesimonses were soiled for. He meld eel enema the attendees* of dare Si those Ibis, bet he mead mime the fees tart the esirlimirest bed paid fee her eumenonsee. If the soot philter* wished to make Ewe say menplaiig e-eeee,ne agelset them she mike it at the Fore se the ere pointed te Ibe eeeretary to the leper's* Bomb& sod the ap other his nerrant, sad they would peobabiy be dealt with by the laws et their own ' dot e sonspleimat sad her witness Ititen =premed their miarre to pressed a& rase to the lersimi-eSse, and they left the court far that perweet‘ ilwrvisasr. Pamirs TIABOIAPI COYFAXYr The ordleary half-yearly saseUng of the thereheldere of ale mempeny was bald yesterday at the °Mom, No. 4, Adeleidm eMhad Strand. Mr. Airtime Mellor she chair. he ero ded that there bad bees 108 in mike of wires T erod pe ed at 'a rot el 2.1451. 4s. ld., end this 'apostatise* \see& to the sionsprty forty-ems seleMbienal ✓ester, berg 1,5031. per annum restel, melds, s total number of MI6 reefers. The week* expenses et the esempany bad hitherto absorbed a larger pesportion et its Iterate than the directors entbdpated, bet *germs Mops had ilieL bes; u takiz ectoni to mear repo r macud eonsiderabie that a dme rebastien eed o ut s . ant. per annum for the peat half-year be desired, lea • baker of 1,0131.95. to be earried ferword to the half-year's account. The charmer, issevleg the &dain ties el the report, said the directors bad seed their best exestioes for the good of the company, add he was glad to say they were mart same regress. A bill introduced in the present weskit el par. liamest by the British and Canadian Taegu* Company which, if Darrel, would plan that eompaey in direct opposition to theirs, was opposed by the and bad been so far shred that the douse far private working was altogether withdrawn, Sayre the eempany still in pommies of the ground they bad hitherto orapielL Mr. Carey seconded the adoption of the regret, whisk wee neanunarly agreed so. The thermals, replying to a share holder, mid that considerable damage bed bees dose to their property by the meet gales, but as the *Dempsey bed a Lege Mire fond to meet consingeries of this kind, he did not expect it woad affect the dividend of seat trif-yeer. Tao Tzutoaarn Isatarn.—lresterday, the statute to amend the Tele/reek AM, 1863, was issued. The Lord-Lienteeaat in Ireland may take possession of the telegraph, sad use the same for her Majesty. The powers in the act of 1863 see vested in the Lord-lieutseant, and various eerier is the recited act can be used in 'relied, such as the priority of seeding messages by the crown sad requiring a telegraph to be placed for the exclusive use of her Majesty. Oompomestion is to be given to the company by the crows. Warner for one weak to be lasted to take possession of the telegraph. Awaits:ere BINIVOLINT Swam—The annual general rantilig al the members of this swift was held yesterday afternoon at the offices, Conduit-stile, Bareet re est, Mr. Sydney Smirk*, 8.A., president, in the chair. The report of the council stated that it had been practicable to considerably *acreage the amount of relief afforded to serpirants and yet to add in 80111. degree to the sum funded. The number of sub scribers had been increased by 12, and four had been lost by death. The nomber of recipient cases during the year bed bees 12. The chairman moved the adoption of the report, which was seconded by Mr. Montt& and agreed to. The auditor's report showed that the resipts of the year bad been 3471. 3s. 2d., while the balance in heed worsted to 1151. 17s. 2d. Mr. Godwin said it rebooted great dis credit on the architectural profs sore to bays their receipts counted by hundreds while the charity belonging ter the civil engineers counted its receipts by thereands. Mr. Main urged the propriety of bringing the claims of the society . under notice at the annual meeting of the Institute of British Architects. Mr. Billings thought the publication of the names of recipients for the benefit of the subscribers was absolutely essential to the success of the charity. He coademned the secrecy with which recipients were dads with at present. The chairman said that although be cm- Moroi such • course u that propelled would be hurtful to the feelings of recipients. be would bring it mire the eon- Meteratine of the council. ROYAL HOSPITAL FOB INCIIZAILSIL—The sued vensry festival of this institution was celebrated yesterday erring, at the London Tavern; Lord Taunus in the &sits Amour th ose present were Lewd Loftus, Colooel the Has. Percy Herbert, M.P., Sir C. Bewley. Major-General B. Rowley Hill, Mr. Sheriff Piggies, Alderman Lusk, M.P., Mr. Hooey Huth, he. The number of patients reported in the rat year was, it appear., 179. Forty-five were elected in the year, sad seven admitted as payment; eighteen died, sod three retired upon payment ; ow pensioner was elected as an ismer, sod two peusioners became disqualified ; leas ing • total of 207, or 81 imitates sad 126 poltroons. The new wing of the hospital having bees completed, the male inmates have been removed to it. Putney bore. which was associated with the early efforts of the charity, was resigned at Midsummer last year, and the 0000 duos' seat of Mellor I. now the seat of the institution. The energies of the board have bees applied in rendering the grounds, Slices, sod appoiatosets of the hospital as complete as porn& The es tima ted cost of the proposed infirmary was 2,0001. A lady has headed the Wintery feed with a &metro of 5001., but a special subscription r still needed to provide the requisite amount. The receipts of the last fieseval year were 22,8231., aid there remained a Wanes of 4,0031. Mike beak. The chair. man, in the mane of an eloquent appeal as behalf of time institution, testified, from personal observetioe, to the vast amount of good it was doing. and pleaded eareestly for S crewed support to sable it to Weed it. usefulness. The result of the festival was as addition to the fender &hest 2,1001. HEALTH Ara Brziatora saleroom) sr Du BLIMP'S DICI.IOIOOII 'MUM MA AnAMILt Pees which cares ellheat lan dicta' ar tnenavesdiamik a =thedliseaked, conk siehma. essisamplisn. asilSty. Tore. tams. Suer, sad stemsali obis= a lit saves Sl PlPlSdl ib i ts .... Ss oast la slaw remedies, end le the beet feed air SUSS cures anonally.—Du is. sal Oa. Be. TI, leaden. W. la Usk in Is. lie. • lib, b. K. MTZ: 1111 e., Ms. ; she at finimalmrdi:dr ami es m 44 amps*, : 411. Ostardedreet; and at AdvuelimmmAll TALLOW.—WIDNISDAT Zvorioo.—Tho sow oast torlay.--Bpot owl Mosta. 49a. 1141 M4k ed alt f. joss, Ilk. to 40a. 011. ; Globe to Deourokft Delivery to lost evoeios,, 550 nob; so ardook MARIXT& BMW £%D LNATICHL—The briar lajb ` i t pod mesa* totevery Sri tiro la yo lk 1 6 . wad has lora psi. MY la aa wood °i s& Plu d lt ' W ieouS sissala hn. acti s siss le " he ig i oup6 eserm i t 4 416 : b k si at lit' ea pressaf slinalard 4 an ears Wafer Woe et tie Booed el Traiserrimg a ha w area = 7 =7Or li tlho limli lmor at ookowoliist ; allabissilliift- ; ohilimm. l6 ' r. %ON bewerre, probably Moire reams alarya mashes than has bees the ere he aloe yaw f *me it ray he emspered rot say *world empire, would lave 1112: 1 1 -, ease al leadrlL Row ho Sko i =g pd riel . ar- - tete whet Garai supplimp say )1 , the side prise aril the laws is tet ra s., Dal lir there Irs i Vt i oa • arable tlesiadkra Cl morn Wes smear Bar Goode.—Theraperts, whim the tresplias hides, asseeesaelly salami ober sa area briar has bets *as. t tie pal& emir oozy awl Ist imalrat, a aroma Cl Writ fere/. sal a law posprilea le lie ire& &era at lay pornees rare& At Lir 11) , m e i bulk seeds was assierale; but either* show he prism, War et Mawr T. J. mad T. rowia. odd *poi 7t--• aut obsess et la *Min t lid T3Twolce Shim Weds. Iblie 4e4sp, far sme3=x import to 210. ; l t. 19 L 1,4 0 0 3°L 1111 111 :89 . 44161162. 2111. le 21: 144 L te 174. ; 4,400 ierst. 124 L 4.175. ; fie 160. • Bawl. Sauk, ks., Dd. te 19L zfia. OORW.-11041031; IWO 7.—Theeitttes . et wheat at akasto priosoot te-asy. wide ma elm/ kit week's,. /MK wig* te Mk • 40.. Oat., lat to 216. Beene. 43a, to tbs. p- CAlTLlL—Socrnust, day, aad everytbkag 1/11A Ma IlkWs 11mds wade 7..; peak, da. to da par skies 41 511 s. aiskias OMlALincy, KAM 7.—isahat's 164 Bd . ; Was Bad Glada.k lis. N. 1140" 144 At. ; Walls lag Wawa. U. 5..., 194 ; Was bid Toil, 111 _ 14•11]11s. ; Was BM Ilse* LAW% . 44. ; awes FINAW. Ws. 44 Rift Illatarelda. gie mobs% TRAYJIC lOW Pe& MO 1111/M AWL epos. were. draft Wed' a= a. Dee. WI C.L OM HIS Malkee—S.W. Imo MS De. k ant le. Uwe . Weeeb. US SWUM Truk dame& llll MO WAS wet modems Jib. U. O. M SM till =makm IR Mina eek andMemedies W imam 80. ewe Weans M SO Week eadbes Web. IT. OWN& Walk S asesee Week dating M. M. Grees Owing d 1400 LSO OM S. Awl ileesberke•Tee. Awe. Uee) AM *SW WWI LIM SAM I — lwet Iles !Memel MO LIM LIM Weil itaitigiiii.ii ar•ssa mod nriffelff 66 SI auk owl Proiro . 111 NO INK NEN. Mordia Loodonrnoas ik adoroduo 111 111 Wont Wok L M i li e Motiort 10 ... wpm. =is. osd TuMp lle ONO NM MAI 1,16 Scoolb Mootorn .. iNi .. . ll.lO for.l INK Ken o 4 Combdoi IN WI I,lf Ce ar g or6 olls MI mu noi toroonuNooluord IN lAN 6,0 Groat= 611 11.716 Min I OKA INS 27.04 rim lasesolllro •TOll6olno Loudon, CUL, sad tame ANM Or. a Imam no on Lus Make. Ix. .$ LO. AD. 11 LIU NI Mud Own, Hoirdi. If •46 10 fandos • Nora . iii.sadl MSS KW MoadraNt thoombohlre Mandmoollor, SKS Paw Nun do Alloleima. •• • 06 ... de ... ON 11.1111 111,11 War* Gm am Valk Matatehke SO Sea* Doves Ulmer MI I.M 1. 1 West mem. Miceli 6. MIMS awl N. Onoliss.. NI MI ----- • Ot She ram tor be* weals the Wien. MOM el Dover Ramie. Dropsy sae IMO' be isiala le per ea le wadies Dee Irma& Mans vas Sr. Hann.—The man pith* Leming Devoured ea the 10th of esah swath fa fhp of Good Hops, which have hitherto caned st St Solems the hassearscil voyage only, will, ia fate's, ell the outward voyage ales; thus musing intim kr Ilrt island to anus much noun than Iseretclate. iti m rassemsat will emstremme with the Cape yeast applied to leave Deward ou the 10th Weisel SNOW BLOOKADI nt CANADA.—The inevelsisl of 'Tuesday sad Wednesday last was vary saws is me sestioes of Canada, and is imajostinen .1•110 wide/ die past two or three days compistely the rumba of oar railroads The tnies es tits Oast Trask road, seat sad west, have either hem fast or six home betted tires er have net loses Oh meat all. And so it bee been es the other reeds. la seek was the violesee of the pie en Th that tbe megrim between Baffalo and lace m eat be attempted, sad she tow oa that Tea *a I._ inborn reached the Stratford Nuns' sis Via tbe mass, did set arrive tin 1 eels& at eight pan ease &strata whieb Goderieb st that mei* NOW dee st fikaldard rostple of bears Wreaker, dd ant • rive till half-mast 6is the evisaleg. The tats im to eves with two engines, pub through seine of Iti It maid be admitted, it is true, lint is sill Men to the wow Meeks& and odd wedist Nw was other senses—suck es Mintier lonsuliste which costrilisted somewhat to this, oblmilini Buirming seder thaws eirenmstssess nal tibia, several et the Maims were " samoow" timisto yesterday doeut the day, sad the passesiews •••-- till . Imo tbso theee meet of the trains beieg hours belt west was three bows and a half , Ileitis Station here. The storm beavieet experienced this whitr geesrally by *ming UrsZo " indeed which beg bees from 5 digress to 15 duress 11 :1 1 2g Feb. 17. ENGLISH COPYRIGHT IN C, 13. lestigh copyright hooks Montreal and etereetypsd, sad York bad Bootee, where they right law prohibits the Canadian Eugli!b copyrights under hew America* publisher eau bare baying rioted the book, be market to sail. Our law was English anther, but am it pu o blishers shuld issed ties as those of the Un p ited publisher also labours wider this foreign books are impeded free heavy duties on all the materials late treaty between Mislead sad' admitted free into the limier coy are excluded. Repressatetioss Freer& (overman, a law is about the stigmatism of this clause et t publiratioce.—Correspowlset Feb. 14. BIRTHS, ILILBRIAG] swam SIDDELL.--Watoh I, at the Vicarage. Rev A. Steckel, of a daooter. JANSON —March 6, at O•oydoo, Mrs. I. W. loofa eamhtor. SISCLaJit..— the wife o llavelt 5, at f Meklot filac Canada Seam rpter_ " lA° b a y Wellesay. ker. 1 1 . ) " - a daughter. MARRIAGES. Trol O'FoIItoGRUZ—ORTYPITH.—Krzeb at I by iba Hoe. and Bay. 11•Issii BiallP. v Pa Day. to Barbara WNW oi lia mos BTAPLIY—JINNBL —March at Bilabials, by ibis Bev. B. etay. ar loq of Mow Oren, Admit, Rest ter of MI. IL Jessie, et Zegeoey-equir% DRAMS. rgirDIGATT —Watch I. bath Apia Sophia. the w* d 37. mime oaipp t mos sifts ley. W. J. Urns. 1.5.14. Mai ".4 sad Tsbabsd by Wn LIPS Unit 640144, la Mr City ol Lori" Mee le loostord4llNek tho !nom • =SWAT. YAMS 4 soaker ar awe S LT C Ilia dal • public aad Mak Doha. W ll B4 Woh IR to Tilrthe L eloods ifew must AIM Imo ansitetteroe TILOS& AJI Mahe (- 11WiLL Ilion WI ILTIF seat ea ... Thu . 4 No. , a.„„,„ ocia.am - • av g it , i: -_-_,----, . s WP LAOK PA i L zWa 11 M be s e p li ft lk IN& re Z Oillargy ...... Jos . Tax i jt . W i .d itio mu lirr •. , ,• : 10 1 be . 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