The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-02 00:00:00

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Ms NM inio undie Imp — - Ms Us.. or km ewe 4 6 vier*, Owe k... 6 41:=Ngese; ._ ... 11, Pined: hoe%l .. ri i z em it s T.... ;,, Cbt court. Prins Frederick William of Prussia received &d -etrained megratulation yesterday, at Buckingham Palace, from tie German protestant clergy and from tits Daman Tie deputation from the Oermiut protestant deny m*- 161.114 the Rev. Dr. Kuper, the Rev. J. G. Mirka, the Rev. A. Walbsose, the Rev. L. Ceppel, the Ray. C. Meyer, mid the Iter. C. &boU. The depilation rocs the German Hospital molted of the Chevalier Habilis, oonenl-gonoral of Prose* Rev. A. Walbeoni (loaorary neratary), the ,Rev. Dr. Koper, the Rev. J. D. Timis, the Rev. L. Cep*, Moan. T. R. Anldjo, H. lienrichant, C. H. Marten, D. Meinotahapn, (itah-treaeurer), T. J. Nelson, Jubn R•wks, H. liolwarts, and Johtt Weidebrodt, Dr. Sntro, Dr. Weber, Dr. De Mate, and Mr. Theodore &baths Count Bersetorff, the Protean minister, introduced both deputations to the Prince. Hie Royal Highness wee attended by Gems' von Bohree• kautsla, Mejor-Oseeral von Moltke, and Captaia van Un dies. The Primers Wiry of Cambridge Tidied Princess Frede rick William of Presets. The Doke of Cambridge visited the Prince mai Prisms Firderick William at Backiagham Palace. The Dude.. of Kent vieit s id the Queen. The Prince Consort rode on horseback, attended by lextemat-Colonel Poneonby. The Prime of Wales and the Duke of Saxe Coburg went In the Ilsristeen to Windsor, attended by Colossi the Hen. A. N. Hood, Captain von Schreinitz, and Baron de Tris haw. The royal party went out shooting, and retuned to Buckingham Pekoe in the afternoon. Her Majesty had a dinner party ia the evening. The company included the Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Kent, Prime and Princess Frederick William of Prussia, and the Duke of Saxe Coburg, Prince Victor of Hohenledie, the Bather of Sutherland, Lady Ann► Karla Dawson, the Forearm Minister (Count Bernatorff), Bari Oveneille, the Earl of Clarendon, Count and Coal= Pupossisr, Countess Wally von Hohenthal, Countess Mule in Lynn., Cienml von Ekhreckenstein, Major-Oeseral von Moltke, Captain von Schweinits, Lieutenant von Zan:roc, Baron Ernest von Stockraar, Dr. Wagner, Captain von Linder', Sir Geo. Cooper, Lieutenant-General Sir Frederick Storni, Baron de Treekow, M. &over, and Mr. Bibb.. The Bead of the Coldstream Guarda attended in the Palace, and played during dinner the fallowing : Moak of the liraialtss (Ill) Costa. Oartart," . Obart"_ . _ .. Webs,. Lit" '4l.lezewdre Benetearit_ " Leareat. Pretterta, "Robert la Diable Meyerbeer. OnairlDe tet Itupe ra t r eiedise D'Albert. PaS " H= L i's Privete Bawl eitervarde performed ilk the Salem in die evening, the Overture, " Kusig &ghat" Beethoven. Selection, "Marro Spada" Caecellen Tyrolean@ Sem Coro, " 11 Crocieto" Finale, " Euryenthe" • 'W= l.ll. Lord Colville's Nem nes anhted front He bet of those Wending the Demos Bern ea Ileentley Ist The Bea. Arthur }Limited ohm aninloil the Dew* Beero. The Duke de Bentrenes Abed the Deism d Beat yee @Way at Clams/ Nee" Ilt. hula. A Cabinet Council was WA geoissday at the official residence of the First La r 4 it the Treartu7', in Downing street. The Ministene_pressnt were— Visoount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Granville, the Maris of Lansdowne, the Marquis of Clanriearde, Sir George Grey, the Earl of Claren don, Mr. Secretary Labouchere, Lord Panmure, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood, th. Right Hon. B. Yelp , " TArd Stanley of Alderley, the Right lion . M. T. Baines, and the Duke of Argyll. bes were received leillesday at the Colonial ogles gieL 3 l 4. tr Governor of Cake& and the Lord High Commis dame of the lonian lel:tads. 110EIL NABRIdOE FETES IN INCISZLI. Not only is Berlin doing its utmost to give a fit ting welcome to the newly-manied couple, but the provinces also are owing no eupense or trouble to give adequate en premion to their love and loyalty. In the Prussian capital, however, the grandest demonstrations will of course take place. A platform to hold 4,000 people has been alreedy erected on the line of preclusion destined to usher the royal pair triumphantly into the city, and unprecedented sums have bees paid for the seats, all of which, we understand, wen eagerly purchased some days back. No trail I has, it appears, bean allowed with reference to the email apace lying between the Brandenbius-gste and the Royal PaLicc, the government having canoed it to be re served saslusively for the poorer class.. Oa the day al the &Tetra prologues written for the occasion are to be spoken Mowery theatre, and all the public buildings and offices cared. The night of the wedding-day In London every *WS is Prank was Illuminated, and as soon as the news of the termination of the ceremony arrived by telegraph, it was everywhere omerannicated to the people by joy-belle and the thunder of mason, and received with wiolimosticwo. The province of saucy, In Prairie, bee resolved to present the prince and princess with a work of art in solid silver, rev cesesstasg the arms of the royal family and of the different tmelhmiss of which the pomtnee is formed , and the town of Ilegirtarg intends to give an equestrian statue of the Em pent Otho in Weer, weighing 60I1w. A great number of the presents to the Princess BMA Wiwi bra previa* wild ell sad est to lotion well ask M mthfrfrei r Ifre *Wee siethied M Treelass him-PM& frtheeftsr time ws sepdirett perste fres the deaths of Me mad ethers, and oaths of tbair own week seal try every lady ef ths royal hematite% and by =ay personal Meths end noqoahihmoss of the Prbosse. A correspondent informs as that His Royal MO IMO the Dais of Cambridge is to be mimed to the rank of Lid seritel This gime him an South of 61. 19e. 3d. pee day te Mem, ma alksanes of forage kr 20 hones, eel ether seskisthis additional advantage. _ His Royal Highness Prince Adalbert of Prussia, Lard Wel Admiral of the Pruden Navy, left Newhaven en Batazday Bet, foe Dieppe, en route for Paris and Berlin. His Royal Highness the Duke de Nemours visited the Decades of Sent yelliet day. .t Clarene• Hoar, Re . James. His SWIM Highness the Primo of Leiningen has hit Howcides HOW, as. assesee, fir Portsmouth. qLa Marquis Tansy de Norli has left the Claren- Ise. far Paris Viseountess Dungsnnon and Miss d'Arcy Irvine bevy left town for Florence, on • visit to their sister, the Nerohjoear locontri. .----- - Lad Brougham arrived at Paris on Saturday last Sem Ids lordship's chateau, at Cannes. The noble sad Iseresd lad, w►o la in excellent health, will leave the French NOW to-morrow morning fee London, in order to be in at tendance in his place in the Boast of Lords at the meeting pellsment. Lord and Lady Poltimoee leave town to-day for their seat in Devonshire, wham the noble lord and lady pur pose to nomain several wash. The Barons Melberg, Malteire, and Lichenstsin have 101 l the Brunswick Bond, 81. James's, for the Con tinent. Sir William and Lady Knighton have left How abie 8 Hotel, for their seat, Bloodworth Lodge, South ampton A communication has been received from the Hon. C. L. Norm, her kisisety's Minstar in Tama, to the tad that the Shah of Penis and the ear Aim bad do dderd their intention to eontnbut• to the Fund for the Relief alike Sufferers by the lodise Mutiny. We understand that Earl Cowley arrived in Linden from Paris yesterday attires:la. la the prowl attics' stets of our reiltkilll with Frames, the noespeabil Ant of the English =beery:tor at the French aunt oda rally elves rim to oonsidirabis artzlety.—Hrreld. The petition of the East India Company against baniadtat• tagidatice, and is favour of a fell tevamigatim end Inquiry, will, tt is said, be premoted in the Elms el Lords by Earl Orgy, and to the Roue Commons by lb. Theme Bob,. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, 1858. DRAMA. LYCEUM. Descending from hie poetic Peguue and from the stilted eonventionaiity of the five-act drama, Mr. Westland Mantas law produced what he entitles &domestic tale, which is really one of the prettiest and most effective little pleas which we have seen for yams. We hail it ea a happy amen sad an augury for future imootesee, and we trust that the author will learn, by the 'mar with which "the Owe lie bean received, thug the reel way to an audience's host le by showing thus the man of their own pensions and anti mute, and that all the poetic fictioa end astastie Imagery nendhed by cavaliers in slashed doublets sal truth hoes, will not have be the 'Sect which is produced by named Loewe spoken by NM Is ordinary costume, sookbmisege ea tumid be and by three-fourths of the sadism themedree may they rated L alartler rituatlona. A little relleellon edil huh him that the lumen redone are but as they ever w an, that hearts that* ea hrvently and are broken as lightly nadir two-palms palseste as beneath armour of Mils& roof, and that love, hatted, jealousy, ambition, strife, and num. AM nopent amen ea, and though not meld aL flown leocuags, art poetics brosnaMed been the . . . . The piet et A Herd fine* is is allows :—,— (Kr..lieerotth aAA dyer, is expedite( the Muni daughter Lilian (Mrs. C. Dillon) Com bindeirs, has been forth. recovery of her health. She Is betrothed to ha old playmate end her father's ward, Reuben Holt (Mr. C. Dillon), a rough, honed, country-bred man, who lona her with dialog Sadness. When, however, Labia arrives, w dad that her manner towards Reuben Is omatrained, and a vidt paid to the house by • Mr. Fergus Graham (Mr.:. G. Shore) =plans the cense. Mr. Graham is • young sages, to whose care Lilian owes her life, and be ease to Sedan hie love. Bbn rejects him ; but, loving has dearly without daring to confess it to herself, Is so over come by the interview, that, after his departure, ohs falls into *sterns, in which Mete she 1. found by Reuben. Part of the mum hod beta whammed by Amy (Ulm A. Conquest), a huts child, who eslie Reuben that Lilian has bean insulted by a /Ravager, and to avenge the insult Reuben aids in w ade He and Pages Graham meet at the 'Map ha, and are about to premed to blows, but, upon learning thiamine* his interlocutot,Rathea apologias, and under the mimes* being Lilieas bertha, abeam from Fergus the wade ewe* of his love far her. The noble-Mena fellow di Mil sespeats the truth, and efir • duel interview with Men, in which his easpielom ere utterly easihmed, ha goes through his "herd straggle" like a Nam, glves up Lawn to Forges, and is left to console himself with the love manifested to him by the child Amy, which has throughooe beta mesa tonebing,and leads him to hope for pleasant amnia ▪ the comes of years. The pkee, throughout pleasantly written, wee admirably aeisd Mr.Dilkot played specially well ; hews equallrestaral in his rough heartiness and his subdued pathos; and saes Mr. Webster's performance in Old Heads and Young Karts, we hen not seen so exoellent a representation of honest, manly, unnquited love. Mr. Shore looked and acted like a gentle am, with a deer, well-modulated utterance, and without the slightest tendency to rant, either in voice or gesture, Mrs. C. Dillon played Lilian with much womanly feeling. Mr. Barrett showed himself a true artist by elicit ing the respect and attention of the audience to • comparatively small part ; and Mies A. Comma, a dioutante at the Lyceum, gives widows of cash] boning, and promises to ha a useful member of the ceeepmay. The piece was loudly applauded, and the author oiled for at in conclusion. OLYMPIC. Mr. Haynes Bayly's oomoiy of rou CO lei Non ler Gratestwootaor, originally prodnaad at thla thastal Ant is eery year. ago, cm ;swivelled night, and, by dm flower with winch it was received, mons likely to outdone frr some lime as a iserr dr Kam. The plot turns upon the 1011~ , by which a young miatile man upon town is brought to con fess his lore for bit ocean, which he does not do until be Is led to believe go is .encash married to his own grandfather. Each part in the piece embalm a character sketch, which is admirably Ailed up by the artiste engaged. Mr. Addison, as the antiquated bass; Mr. W. Gordon, as the dashing ex quisite; MiasWyndham, u the expectant belie ; Mrs. Emden, as the saucy maid ; and Messrs. Leslie and 13. Wigan, as the two serrantsorme all ageollent. The costume of the piece has been altered to modern tims ; it would have been better, per haps, had as much been done with the dialogue. A young gentleman, in turn-down collars and peg-top trousers, talks about; coming to [tows with post-horses, and evidently ignores the existence of railways. SPORTING. TATTERSALLI3—MoNDAT. no titot a = n ol the wise mos ens manifested by thw of osion to the subecription romm.ill dm MO( wortory Issitol, mad on the spring 1111124101911 4.110111111 wort aimed slimly smspanded. They will, however, It mammed in esement In the wares of a hw days, whim the ae will be placed lobo dm public. ha thst the otolod lows of Whig would bo nod to lits was pi tin nolo ishowseat to now mom to iiimbio ot - tho Maw. Theo Mot, which MitaiWow, astooot to owl with eardolmohotioo, lkely to work . with the anoet Wields' e —.eel Important alterations have been int:miaow!, espe cially those which relit* to the covering of beta and the time allowed to defaulters to middy the olefins of their creditor& Lad Derby's motion to make void all bets on handiespe prior So We • nbllaition of the weights Is, it will be seen, also =toth draft of the new roles has already been Owed Mime the public, but Role 4 has been re-wooded, sod la the Me to the weetshing of hones, an ad ditional *nap bw tos Inowted. wadi love bond beakers at any oddi one 20 to L The only berme In &mend for the Derby was the grelji, who was abroad are points, sad in whose favour the taveslestate antototted to shoat VW. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 10 to 1 apt Count ds Namur'. Jean do Gleans (off to t 12 $o 1) 90 to 1 Yr. Bochaasn's Hewn (t) 16 to 1 Yr. Hodgman's not and Captain Cmnall'a Little Toe, oonplad (t to 601.) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 4to 1 apt lb. Howard's Clydesdale (t and off) 4 to 1 Mr : 5. Hawk's Brother to Marchlonai SOO to 20 eget Clyassdeles winning We event end the Derby (t). 1,000 to 20 agst Brother to Xarchionese winning this event end Cock-a-doodle-do the Derby (t). 1,000 to 15 eget Brother to hiarchlmees winning this event and Ditto the Derby (t). CaBSTIR CUP. 20 to 1 apt Mr. J. Thosairon'a Blackthorn (of) 20 to 1 Yr._ W. l'haaon's Blink Bonny (of) 80 to 1 Lord 30 to 1 Jar. Mallah's Adamee (t) 40 to 1 Mr. 8. listrba's Brother to Msroblomo (t 60 to 1 Lord ) At glesey's Trtoolor (t) 60 to 1 Sir L. Newman's Botssy (t) 60 to 1 — ( Williams's Pkysioiso, by Cbaratbdart 1000 to 16 Brysta's Eiptig of 801elagh (t) DERBY. 20 to 1 apt Yr. Howard's 8447 (t) 20 to 1 Yr. R. Jones's Ditto t) 25 to 1 Kr. Bonbon's The adji (t) 1000 to 40 Lord Ribbiesdals's The Happy Lind (t) 1000 to 40 Kr. J. Bootee Longrange (t) d will -- fias loTailioa ."-- ham boa aooompllahed by General eboot~Peel, Abdul Ilawe, and Yr. in high- Btu** b Yeeifani and dedelo wen head wed • on at the acmelolo be 60 eras booked mew :—Yr. Tr."' BM* Boa/ for the Chewer Cap, but throaghout _the after- w Muni of hie arm Ms lau the field could have beau &Mae without ars, wleare mho itlibedg.•likatt?o?, wit, b reittly Me girt atramit% THE REVISED RULES OF BETTING. 1. In all bete thee mast be a possibility to win when the bet is made. " You cannot win when you cannot lose." ff. The interests of the bete are inseparable with the Me nst t°4 3. I h l e donble ilWe's tei r l t is i4 ; :nabih b e e n Z the naidered g stskwinnicu. " g pl b a G y m er li pay ail"lll ." 4. Coarse bets =not be off except by mutual consiet, at by cases birsafter 'mentioned. Either of the Mee may themd etebas to be made fourteen days babas the nee is lipOßWO•be It to the committee of the nem the he has meta sotheir ; crier* bete melt be oemea easperthe day, or Mien* min _cder t a. the f OaliZrioeitia%tt r i b. b = " Tramia - Ir th . tithe Meth rhea le Asterrose to prom that te web ta, • piths met 'awe biremerieweregkam=se in ep in the l eenete ; be the WM fit so pm fir en= hz edilie Mks me be O bla te% Ze =7.1 the Olen% the bet void. 6. AU belemetthe giver nreepstakee depending h d al= n o bles. shedbo feel. praon or d if his a those hereon boxer vowed eanidaYe le the bele beteg roads. 11 1861 . 1 = harm welleular bone MD be vela I seen et dm M. =hes agreed by the wine r On eaetray. 7. It say bet tha be meth hem alma or II nth after the race has beta astensined, sad bet shall be milli vet frananket and void. 8. The pemem who law the odds has a right to Moss a horse or the ; wan a peen Ire chosen a horn the field is whet eerie epee him 9. If odds we loth ethane mentioning the 'horse before the nos is we, the bet sect be determined by the state of the odds at the Me r th i p e r. le. If • the or be made for any particular day in swam leesi4 the parties agree to the day toe ss e th er lathe seas ven, all beta must ; but 0 the ai Ze to rue the race in a difkrent week, or to mike ailleeneeht the terms of the engagement, all bet him the Mein an void. 11. Bet =sae ce be... winks any number within the yea, shall be wiersked es essedsg between the Ist of January sal the Set of December. 12. If a Ist le reek between Me banes in a match or sweepstahr, _ay Del. It ft, sad both hem start, either party - mg Me gad the psnae ming such • de claration well pep 601. If the other hone woe, but would receive wider la the went of his Mee Mee the race. 111. DM we de•Winell though the hem does not start, when theneek Nehertheay run or pay," r play or pay," are ma en of In beteg. 14. lam, glee to have a bet laid shall not be rebind Omega eh. SAP beret run. 16. Yaw fie ruse et any bones brought out to run for any race an epee by the mar to take their 1:46421, all botO iospillee wok hone seat be play or pay. 16. Whin be cm • dead heat for a plan ar weep- Me, end the owners agree to divide, all bet a balm a be nkh harm ar anew either of than, ...a the field, mast setae by lib naesy betted being put ,together end divided between the paths r the erme proportion se the Ma If a bet be meth no cee of the home that tea the dead Mt seated a beaten hone, he who backed the hose then ran the deed beat weds halt his bet, if We bores received half the prise ; if the and hat be th e first event of a amble bet the bet is veld, Mesa we hew reeved above a moiety, which would oonstinte him a wiener to a double event 17. The following races shall be moldered " play or pay :"—The Derby end Oaks at Epson the St. Leger at Daaorter the Two The ma Caine.., the One Thousand Onions, tie Caernritch and Cambridgeshire at Newmar ket, the Aare, Osodwood, end Domeier Cops. end all han dicaps above nth Mee with two forfeits, the minor of which .bell net be kw then 6i. ; and the committees of Tet tereirs, and of the Beteg-room at Newmarket will take no cognienee of any disease reopening " play or_ . pay" brie no any other noes, or of es bets made upon MdWp sett baton the wears are poWm 18. It a declared defaulter des not satisfy the claims of his creditors within twelve reathe, he Ail not be entitled to receive any dente which may be dna to him for the race for which he was In default ; bet if his debts era paid within the prescribed time, " one year," the committee will sup port his jest Mhos to receive payment from his debtors. 19. The stewards of nor hen no authority es oiteio to take cognisance of any alleluia or chime with respect to beta. 20. No hone shall be maidered struck out of his ago ge ment, nail the proper authorities have received notice of the same, or the owner or his agent have pubty declared it in the rig, LIVERPOOL 'RING MEETING. 'ANCES. . Bea liar* 3. Distanes, LIWPOOL SPRING CIIT. silo sad a h.f. lit 01ha. ...... .... . 1. 1 , 611.14 ... 911-" l it . - ..... . sum • ::: • ...... - M P . I . k .. ..... 1 431 7. 6 . 16 :. " • •• •••• "" *""''''''' —.-- La/... . y .~ + Tam Sams Ili sib sal a qualsr. Pauselis...... ...... A ...... Wit i r i . Our nal Orbit trbilliMll l.lll. ..... Ban Mink 3 Dlibir" I I I Hun* I 8 Plaine die ... . 1 Prin.!, ........ i (H rtr01 a : 7............ ....... 1 I 1 rew :::::..::::::::::.: i 1 i=1............... IRE CRYSTAL PALACE SUNDAY OPENING. The following letter in reference to the recent deputation to the Home Secretary was moded by the Lord's day Satiety yesterday morning: " WHITINALL, JAN. 30, 1838. " Sir,—l am directed by Secretary Sir George Grey to inform you that he bag given his attentive oesaidiratioa to the memorial presented to him by a deputation of the Society for Proroodos the due Observance of the Lord's day, in which It le Meted that a resolution had been sub mitted to a meeting of the Crystal Palace Company on the 11th of Demenber last, and carried by a large mejority, sale eking the board of directors to agree with say pro peller !Pr a condnion of his shares in the company into 1160 of adteimka into the buildings and grounds of the Mingeny, pigment to the 11th section of the Crystal Palace Act, 1868, and requesting the booed of direeton to pre a resolution authorising edmiasion by these thirsts to the Palace end grounds on Sunday alternooo, se a gratui tous privilege, end without any money payment to be made directly or indirectly, to the oompany for oink *Ahem which resolution, if carried into effect, Sir George Grey underetands the Committee of the Sudety to sontend would be either a violation of the sot of 21st Ole. 111., 0. 49, or an infringement of the condition of the duster et the company, that no person shall be admitted to the:build ings or grounds on the Lord's-day in caniddantion car of any money payment made, either directly or iadbectiy. unless with the express sanction of parliament. It appears to Sir George Grey that the application of the sodety for the interference of the government in that visor I. .1 least premature, ea. ankles the resolution is ambled tote effect, which is not stated in the memorial, no pmeteding could be taken against the company on the parsed of the alleged violation of the condition of their charterr If the resolution should be acted upon, Sir George they will be pre pared to consider whether the interisences of the goterament is required. " With respect to the prayer of the memariel, Mat= dim. Won be made in the charter to permit the admimitn of the shareholders or others to the pagoda of the company on the Lord's-day, I hays to Worm yen that no mania* ter say such alteration hes been made. "I am, sir, your obedient servant, "H. WADI:IIIIVMM." DzA Or MR. WILLIAM BALVON.—WINIMOM blowner.—This gentian= died at We raeldenes in the Lover adsbre, Windex Cants, oa Tuesday last. after a very sheet Mew, at the age of 69, and was this zoorateg buried at Bt. George's 1, with fall choral sarilice. Yr. Belreen Mara 81. gewiWo Chapsl at the. al alma moo, ea a Ascher, abiok oapaorty he ter tei for worn rem whoa to woo &dal IMO el the lay clerks of the s S u ctrek aad cao ef the &dr dins Camp Shortly he wee appointed lay ekes ad Westminster Abbey, nee of the=talals Ma ffrfeo Chang Royal, Obi Jeames ail oposilatmado bo ma tao Moo of bro dm*. Yr. Slims we. • maiden d as gram, oisr4 sag was maims* alum& by dr pardon. /Awl Oro oar moramiat of ream* oarory Mead tfor al the 'Maim Rya Voinfloroa Oa the iambs af Ye Me Miry Ong. ILL rovlowlar lbe regiment or um lissalls& >W tomoombas stars end Oradea the trace d Ids orawarip, a st/Zildsrl sisdrel an to mama Mr. 84. rioa's socalimai of • ceedeinloa In a reginent of the Ilan Ws Muer, hommoter, be nalistly WWII. 'bon who lisss bawd lir. lams Is the " Dm& 4 X. 1.0. IA set =l.llllte wasiireal poste al van; ha 41454 bit asi the less al lio gralbooloa rho irk No had bora OM Mbar of four dabs Or new rms. CeiTIPTAL PaLui..—Ops SWILLIVO DAT.—MON DAT, Vas. 1.—A.1414km as payment, WI ; by moss dtholsifil;lll4. IN. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. mile. Tax Allyn= PLAT'. Ran March 2. Distimos, oft Ag• n, As 11 lb .. 1 II at 14 Gassosit 3 I s ..4 / I Weedziiii 6 6 4 4 4 Leakothaa ...... .. 4 I 4 lisockbets ....... .. 6 4 4 po:qboodie faa.Mmoo=,-Tagn • ....... tosv=o"Z Lrvzszool. Sturm' CIL/ Olit : The Little Vict The Fox, Illadley, Toomey, Nieholaa, Eiathiiop per, I. Lat.—The &flowing are Arm* dm, Kinfecoart, Ben Lomond, Tame Dar, Wagon, Ketdeby, Radially, Neer. Boum Spapcp OVT OP TIP CHEST= COP.—The following list comprises the names of them harem struck out of the Chester Cup by the Clerk at the Comes up to last night. The declarations of forfeit mods in Lanka day We have not received: Warlock, Conner, X l .: t tl y e, Maid of Derwsnt, Oakbell, Omar Peres, Bashi Dearrak, Vandermulin, Newton le Willows, Evelyn, Chester, Rocket, Sam Spode, Pizarro, Darling, Winston., Conductor, lady Comytighma, Thornhi ll , Mini Halton, Ferndale, Imperious, Skirmisher, Forbidden Fruit, Vandal, The SW-in-the- Rand, late in Life, Janet, Cheery Chap, bred Physician by Clumebny, Mary Bulge, Pretty Boy, Lord Nelson, Bazk-forward, Tind, Polly Peachum, Sampan.. TEE CLERIada DIQULRY IX LIVIMPOOL. TEE REV. ME. GENTS DEFENCE. The inquiry into the charges preferred against the Ear. Mr. Chu, curets of Dr. M*Nelle, we. resumed in St.4eaege• Mall, Liverpool, oa Monday, when Kr. James proessaes to call wftnuert for the defence. The court was spin densely crowded. The first wither called wu the Rey. Wm. Bliley of Manchester, one of the inspectors of schools, who said that he had aevenl times inspected the boys* ethooln of St. Paul's Church (Dr. M`Nefle'sl, end been forced to refuse the usual cartificete. He had never observed anything In Mr. Gent's cond not inconsistent with his ohareater se • gentleman and • osuryinen. Kr. Francis Hemilbm, merchant Mr. Charles Grarton, eldpbuildsr, Mr. Geo. Bohlen, mse,, Mm. may Emma Hoare, all stated that Mr. d ent bed bun a frequent gust at their haws,, sad they had newt relied anything in hie conduct deroudoty to his character se a gentleman and c 2rEfoldes meth that she taught in the Sunday school of St. Paul's, and she frequently saw Mr. Gent. She never noticed that he smelt of brandy. He frequently preached in St. Paul's to the satisfaction of a large congregation. Mese Mary M'thegor, matron of the Blne-cest School, W bat formerly othoolmirtrees UN. Pears, Princes perk, Kr. Gent was in the couteat habit et attending .~ Wm to be atitil sad was very melt sate) beer the kin. Ewa Ur. Gilpin aura, on oneseerion, thai rd ' Enent's breath naked with Wady. lad mat the • braadrehep, sad that dr (Miss 1111/2 must have meek him Nelllng mold be more fake. please.) T'begispiii Ordain had presented Mr Gent wig; Bible, for the den hared he had taken in their welts's. languag e to Mr . Gist at the eiew ei t ering Pick, of M caley knowns le si ons professor , remembered •wit 1 hfr. dent went to him three flaw • wBne w eek . be t c : r. PT : n w Nsh r u i omas j s so: Garman ad d ini l l i: l ? * :.3 B6 .dat Ekrmaja. er of Dr . M'Neßs~a church. Had ver since he became curate. Nevccr mw anything derogatory to him as a clergymen and as • pr wither•/ boor, and had Harm ax eceded the bounds of propriety, and had earned his (Mr. Pick's) respect. Mr. Loftus Btandford, merchant's clerk, living in Vine street, in the employment of Messrs. Trimmer and Grainger, add he went in May, 1867, to lodge in Mr. Gent's hone, and continued to lodge there about six months, living with the tunny, end frequently sitting in the evening wits Mr. sadDmibi tim under ilin' emo the ilugG irdluanoe undw ilaeC whne :o v th a f erPPear lig ;.e y n top°calk* or ce li d ve . id iaft v a7 sa y w irregulari th h ! r e PilGua l l od Zat aith l ui y . toe of the distance from Vine-street. B= Dighton—Mr. Gent bad pretty often come home late at night, when witness had gone to bed. Did not re member ever making any complaint to his parents of what took dam in Mr. Gent's home. There were many other reasons brides the distance which induced him to leave Mr. Gent's house. One was that he did not like the road along which he had to walk in going to town. Another reason that he wished to stop out late at nights, and Mr. Gent did not approve of it. ( urmura a approbation.) By Archdthoon Jones—Was there any reason affecting the aerator of Mr. Gent P Witness-Cartealy not. (Applause.) By Mr. James—Was celled upon some three weeks ago by Dr. M'Netle respecting giving my evidence hare. He waned Ins not to give it rashly. On my oath I new maw Mr. Gent intoxicated, or in any way no the influence of re.daring the six meads I lodged at him house. (ap ) Mr. Gent required me to he at home at nigletl i iz -pad ten o'clock. I am eighteen years old. Wh under Mr. Gent's roof he acted towards mess a parent. Mr. Alexander oow, clerk with Messrs. Baring Brothers, and )Iv. Steel, merchant, spoke to the uniform propriety mad ftoor an of Mr. Gent's conduct. At the home of the base Mr. Gent had frequently dined, and had always evinced the greatest moderation. sc lha li fert it va l , izab sif 7 h ar. sP li.t. lited ßarimbr Audr.mon tdro th. .: Clua lan wa 4:110.0.43.„ , 44 : vise thettiata, with Mr. earl kfre end Meese esgether, end Abanow toots the children. Was crolename she (Alaiiinr) newer 1116 dews in alai gr.. same. (Animna.) Witness head always Me eery nem & ete butters Ter. Gent to be a mbar man. He had been hot ergnitordets seven or eight years. Never heard • Mr. Grit, who bed the esteem of the wilds other =es) tea am an disarmers Maenad sad Idartilatiatt. be had her as masts he had earned the gteaWt reepret„. and hed essayed a number t Hastingden, Wane, end other places. (Appleme.) Is Wigan he was prearated with a as service, oastratterl chiefly by the paw of deebe distra. (Applause.) Mrs. Mers* Gant, le; wont sai was mamba tie Mr. Gent ht rge ll(ay, 1861. We resided a t —1 Haslingden whoa first married. Hewes casts there three years and • goer. ter. He leek an active part in parochial matters. He re ceived a relhooniel from the parishioners and the 111101•11.• bent ; end be rimelved another testimonial on leaving front the parishioners, and presented by the Incumbent. There was never • *implant against him there. He obtained the repot of tar easistents beneath. He attended to the Mmes. rich of the poor with real and sedulousness. We next went to Horncestle, where we rayed nine menthe, Mr. Gent leaving it for an expected incumbency at Wigan. He obtained the respect and esteem of the parishioners of Horn castle, very much so. He went to Wigan and discharged the duties thee for three months. On his leaving a testimonial was presented to Mr. Gent by the poor exclusiveiy. Prom thence we came to Liverpool in the summer of 186.13. We fleet went to live in South•atrest, but in Amur, 1866, we removed to the Elms. Remembered Sarah AilidOW coming as servant in 1356. Shortly afterwards I bad to complain ol her omdoet and I wrote to her mother, request ing to take her home, or mother begged I would give her another opportunity, and Sarah promised that she would do better, and not be impertinent. it was our habit to have family prayers in the morning and evening, the serrate being present. The cbarwomaa ono told me that Sarah had rod something to her, and I called her up stairs, and asked her if she had mid '• that Mr. and Mrs. Gent were always quarrelling," and that we never had prayers i the house," and made remarks about Mr. Gent being in a passion. Sarah at first denied having sad anything of the kind. I threatened toned for Marshall the charwoman, and she then said she bad said so, but, in excuse, she said • former servant had told her so. She cried, end promised that if I would not tell her mother or say anything to Mr. Gent, she would never do so again. 1 promised, and forgave her. There was no truth in what she had said. It is not true that Bowdie went always twice and mos three times a week for brandy. °maximally, but not frequently, we have sent by was d re as ys P t aidamorthinigservhthef:nrsomethasetsharthath"bandhedreakwwonlhendwastlter_eomhaatireame.icanestwasEteadhamaigwhealLitnhtteuth'Al'atsndeaMtingwboaDbeaod dildt her h ih::i°"ina tilf t ismisidrforAi a Ada d P.lB6tbr.an n °welY t itatimacreqdn or yleveri lra ill se: :y dmic ,! tihl e: eryinlt yt vidwasher hi tdel n . g noi lik tim e ag (A i p p p tima lattae tei .) often water as beer. These tumours and proceedings (she continued in reply to Mr. James) have had • most serious and Men ins, asunbg_a miscarriage, from the effect of which I am sail eag erin . Ur. Gent has nothing to depend upon except his own exertions. Oa the witness leaving the box • buret of approbation rose from the crowded audience. Mrs. Gent, who appeared in very week health, was etralderably moved. bed Baa never i'll B eenn eo u"n 4ll4. ary Pila tien tir i . , n oe 'o pti n . id g P he .w ani kn iAß'ea ce o be w cans t-sh saythim eet' i j o isi of cook d ihom he SA not pesesat at say of this intEelltf. _Oa PM* algid read the esthete lien h!fil• POW.* derma of awl Me. Were • .An W 2,6 alo-day, ard made • weee•Whilli. a • tereager, who &bestir tin 7• Mn the cooductic• _the ems ON I* I ad wham h d, k akkquelepowaLusit°l4 him en k• Yam .84 , vosea whew be wen ...tier. W. IL Chatch, as painter, he Fisher, about the close of ar gof 86es invalid sister ur out wine i T idrdigardhliM i l i P : l l : 2:sl... a l o w.l l :: "l"l :geg an lviaks ame em=o :llfrat • to th661111481 : 111 : 1. 11.11 1 at ake it out ot tie at the almsl !enel e some. I did 'retire& to take. 111••• eftliweelly talking about Net& ames Wag alter weellis her to he mewled. oengider.) btra h ßtheVilarethor wee there an sespther than whoa the Will ilk very end he told her die MI beets' talk shoat 'Lie wanes. dm 141 1 • 0 • 1 tome words of Ma. teen which it would mese reed ale my Ulm *erre mot reeds wine Mr. pow . have Mrs in mire this 'video, Way beetweellet the wawa it Mes. The iwialry was preemie( whoa our plied MR Orr =aux Alta num XAONTTIO TRLZOILATIII4 LIVERPOOL, Tusermw. The Ecclesiastical Co miniasios appointed to Wes. tiros the &area spina the Its,. Mr. Glatt 10 " a lliald i that there le • prima belie o we for trill. Mk reportl". i r orlyed writ trautiwo dattiosaaom by the wawa, who beilY Icheered Yr. Omit, took the bones oat et his cab, ant armlet it part et the way to hie hare. OH4M:1131 OF forth to be amalgamated with the IfencE irterZ arclit Association, was lad yesterday. The President, Mr. T. Basr.nr dwelt musk upon the &Went supply of cotton, and a that is the ensuing year the quantity of cotton from Africa Would be at least double the extent of that received last year. There had been various communications connected with Africa from the Board of Trade ; and Consul Campbell, the British representative at Lagos, Abeokoota, and other port., spoke moat of the means existing there of procuring very the cotton required in this country. In a letter irliNfr. Clegg upon this subject occurred the following interesting statement .—" Daring the late wars amongst the African chiefs, arising out of the French immigration scheme, a most remarkable event took place. These igno rant and untaught black men made a treaty amongst them selves to allow cotton : I se has through their hostile ranks, thereby aclmew the importance of the work." • lesson was a ff orded in incident even to our own and the other civilised governments •of Europe. He (Mr. Braley) wished indeed that the j it e = of nations could always be thus respected and in times of war. He had taken some trouble to arrive at an anroematlon to the accessive amount which the raw materiab of the really eat the trade of the country for the single yew= nating in Ober bat. He found that in cotton, in sheep*. wool, in silk, lx flax, in dyes, oils, end other materials that watered Into oar manu•ictures, the sum eopid was no lean than 60,000,00 W. sterling over and above what he deemed to be a natural price. Mr. Bailey she alluded to the com mercial disasters of the past year, and the acetlinses at the existing bankruptcy courts, a reform of which he considered most urgent. Mr. ilsmor Astrwours, the vie-proddiet, refined to India es a field front which cotton ought to be obtained In sufficient quantities, if a better queen ware adopted In our relations with that country. He believed that if we had never acquired any territorial possessions in India, but tam tinned to occupy the trading Niehaus at first astahlialted, we should have derived at present as extensive commercial ad vantages from it as we actually did. He regarded our past proceedings there as filibustering, and had visited the Museum in the India-house with the mos feelings with which he would have looked at the hopides in a den of brigands. Mr. Edmund Potter, Mr. W. B. Watkins, and other gentlemen, took part in the other proceedings, which in chided a resolution approving of the proposed union with the Commercial Association. A vote of thanks to the president and officers terminated the tumbler. LAW SOCIEZT. A meeting of the members of this society took mans Ist westing of their seems, Nes I Waterloo-plows ; Mr. W. 8. Coonaon la the early. The Was of the last havhsg been read end onntrmed, hill for provi ding an index to the P of Beptiemt Mar- Aerie, sod Bernie to Inegissd. t was propceed that the index should cowman hem 1760, the subsets from the various registers throughout the sosotry hen that den to 1897 to be fundthed by the ndeintes'of the warless the oat al which to be paid by • ode in each The alphabetical index to be kept at the Gnawed Begfigt Moe, and searches to be allowed at • moderate, dews. The com mittee were of opinion that such a work, if eseapheely and accurately achieved, would be of considerable beide is the public, end would be worth the expense and trouble With& kg it. It would diminish the expense of tr and maldng out titles, which at preoent, there twig COO Binned, en ed, war oft very oonsiderable, and the " ' ire d i ; i y sometimes attending it being almost ismnimemst able. While they agreed in the neonsity for such an beds, they on several points dissented from the proposed manure. The provision for a parish rate to defray the cost of t = the region,* was calculated to excite much o A more sincere objection arose m to the reek of obtaining copies of the r egiste r from the la bour it would cast upon the clergy, and the ina dequate guarantee for the accuracy of the work. The value of the index would entirely depend upon the . accuracy of the transcripts, which could only be ensured by employing care ful and intelligent copyista, and a diligent supervision, which could hardly be exercised on the plan proposed. The opinion of the committee was that a bill ought to be paned compel ling incumbents to forward to Somereet-house the original register., to be there copied under the 'unwritten of the authorities, and, when copied, returned to their original de =; fo that the tranectipts so made shall be properly r the purposes of reference, and made secondary evidence in the one of the loss of the origWols. The coin mines see no reason why the work, if gredusßy and mono mkally effected, should draw on the revenue of the country to any burdensome extent. The registers would pass free through the Port-Aloe, in pursuance of the Registration Act Os the IMAM of Mr. BeNJAMTN JONES, seconded by Mr. ILMILBSILT BROOME, the repot( was accepted, and cc &rad to be printed and &mimed. Mr. RnertNos called attention to the fact of the deficiency le the law relating to legitimacy, there being no provision enabling a man to prove hie legitunacy unions on a question of dispayd prpparty. He moved the appointment of a com mittee to consider tin matter. Mr. Faexcle seconded the motion, 'Mat was agreed to ; and the proceedings terminated. RAILWAY AND OMER BILLS ON STANDING WWI'S& Yesterday the following applications were dis posed ot, eadipmerd : NOR= AND CLIVILAND RALLWAT.—To ocestruct new branches, and amil or Wes them ; deviation in main line ;Powr to make arranpumests with or mil to the North Eastern, and to raise additkaal capital of 4 0 , 0001 . Pertly heard. OlazAT Noirrititax AND W11112.11X Or 'ARLAND Kin.- WAY.—Far power to raise additional espial. MrDLAND GititAT Wenralin Or 1111 LAND RAILWAY. — For fliresmstown and Clara deviation, at an estimated coat al 18,0001. WARTUNOTON IND STOCNPoRS RAILWAY.—For limit ing, definiag, and regulating the capital ; power to issue 1,918 shame to attocribere applying ; Wirer to Wilda new shares, and to borrow 100,0001. ; company's penal debt of 82,0001. to be deemed borrowed. Ft7n, KINIOIIB, AND Knraoms-saiaz RAILWAY.—For ocostruction of line in counties Fife ad Histrom. MIDLAND GReAT WISTERN RATLWAY OF lIILAED. ST. USLaNNI CANAL AND RAILwAT. The %Alla of a misoellaneone deocriplitia Weft — Barbour ; Bradford Corporation Waterworks ; Treat 41Z piton ; Pinatas"' Gas ; Blyth Harbour end Dock ; sad Isl• of Wight Poor. LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. —We Ire tellehDy btfonned that at a meeting at the directors of thiet7j.bekt y es terday it was to recommend to ea the Itsdr next meeting to dealers a dividend far the yeer at the rate at 41 per cent. per annum, sad oldie. to the earplug a oossidershle mount. Tag ROYAL GINZRAL ANNUITY Sociart.—The emit morel hes*vi thh society via held at the Loads, Tama yratrear. bfbassi W. Leotems, NA., la the dbolo%llo-44 the ramarom mid the sebiabso el the het t hat & hem reed. lie then mod the namert, the am Wig*, MA oboist! th ▪ e ear eal lot Waal army old our leureeee the amount el their oahrditises The Meow. ebbs to held ea &els ia July alai. They a began* et by the Ms Jamn Balls, Req. 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