The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-29 00:00:00

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'rt l iit 4, 11.4X1 7,177 tali SAO IL IN 2111 IR 1,113 1L,2 W UM ',IGENCE. • .ode Ur, 100.111 W. Ildbasoo. 114. •• 11 wWW/s AR. 7 . Imsli 11, ht. •.. los. 'O. a lima. Mr I. Mn. LL UM. Pik It. bt. 11 11., laa. .41111, ha^ 15t.13.41 Ut US..Ies.IS U. icINVIi:II. " Ii ail 11. bit. IS 11,1 m. "phis SO As" Airll U. days. April IS, lAt. MU aiL—Tbe steam seamspios pew* mem spode of sho visa Pow as hd, to. Tie has son es Keedey wee ke imeseel mew edit dle stas es Aladin le mew &bar west ea a leti nous Is bet= • botend attars** a• • workbag* fi IL t tir bob d DMA beak owl wet i pat d he Iwo Monk* t. ham* awl ea Ai* ealsek, Mt be*. sal • Was, wham twat @sly • Aw timis• wig MA, he Kw Ata for It literni M the I got An swt, tog at lb Mum is was te as* Os Isom* wbo bed ktmiy, erred tho dimmed bort The at the sum time toald lat always an opts. 111/. Plat*, it LIMO was always e it Ins set Yawn larertmil. 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Or dm MS ; arsd der ar ti rZ =La re r ."`"Cfrkror Xii ant c......... „i t . : b . etZ.l4 OLitta,. 11. OCR IRIPIA2III. sisd Os. mar moms Errs rd MOM !Mt Com. MR. CALDWELL% THIRD DAL MASQUE we alp Om TRU 111011114, 111. es ape serupesd re a ar a". I=l l'. tr i t ralr= Sl ia"." imedinehe.b": DKAHN'S ANATOMICAL sal PATHO io•sw. swum Isegoefip Aw ned* OM DAILT. AO/W/Wit i ra i r ur. Arm ar 3 rod imar's Las Imam Sa ft MIMI" M. mi put hes ea rem* ern Maga (WELCOME L published TSLO DAT. prim. Oso Iftiff. dolma* ISmirosoL CRY iW/ . Twin Semi So CYO, or 00. Ems of Os Doe ood IS e tat Ihefesso sod So sof So Vlower—Dole oullMo la gbo Lar— aim obis bionelmo 'FRASER'S CO. Milt: r i p.bilars Tlat a i h yrij Re l lbrl Torsolkob ar • tombs: Jobs W. - for MAY, 1888, In. thrOdmi 11•11 : OVION 11.14 WWl= wee adokialobisi Ilme lbws se Pen Bomar 1► Yowled I. dr Warr gl epos. est By Lai amt. Wert awl= la 14 Arlia lm kblary d •r blind of WOW. T:=.Libill Irmo kr Jabs a 44• Patter sad am Wog 111m4. glum PUNJAUB RAILWAY. With Map of 4. ails* aid Os Paoli* ft W. P. Assam Fetriatiewy er rine rig= ersb. l ieLt Lis el f mei alai loft gam depolpilsa et irbeig bark mad% la. sod preporle . slisn. wpm remlibit Sr lino el • wows Or ca:.: 'swift; 17 rr " 1.711111; W. 1 Alai awl Op. T. Lasikaalktinal - LOST 7= LOVE. By Asaroio = Owsm. Jut . 11 Yams itlltla dr, mit et THE LEVEE. The Queen held a Levee yesterday afternoon in It heeds Paseo. The Quo sad Print* Clemart, Weeded by the Ladles owl Gemelmesa fa Waning. d serertei • party of do Reid Rate Owe, enteal boa - Polio% mei eon supdvel by fh• pest Mews se Rees. Prime avow of Rees Wier teaseilet the bees. Rat Mejeffe befy pod et the Rea. Corps of Geier ea it Arm MS= dla tb• eats seisessander tb• cow mai of As Ilesimeet. liest.-Colosee Nevin and Cooks, th• sebialenta wines fay with the Rs= sod tie Prises Cosseet=d th• Throes- t; oig i pit.T . o - t - .1. Baca cl a u k :nuw:k.ii .;iii. lg. ; flemit de Xiehrepeaw, Hanoverian Mina ter; Mwgste d'Amgdo, M f alea Malan?, the Mar gie & Omar, Attacht to the Legation ' • M. Triemi, the Meek Yin M. Chartism Trieoupi, Secretary of Lora den; Zeros Hestia* the Naherlinds Minster, the Che valier Bar_ ,r Searetay ellegairs • Count de Lavradio, Por tugal, Misdear Omens, IffOliveZ it C .T onsoiller of Lem. the • Om* lieriraest Prudes , Coma Gustave de lbrenhiseerb iamm Osmiller of Legation; Hon. George Mins Dais, hoe the Cited Stedes of America, Mr. Phi& Dellee, illewiery of Legation ; Count Apponyi, Amnion Walsrm Ossint Karolyi, &May, Count Dusky, Aneciiii; IL Jam do PanoMo Marna, Guatemala ad New Grateilalliedeler, M. Whom, 8... M of the New Ouse& Levin ; Come Plata. gau dy and Neniegim illibieter tail die earglegy of Logs don ; Adlokal *a Doskon, Doltish Mioloter, Count pha he theisiw Omierkeif " Wes ;_ Beres Ikarow, Rua- Wasolltehlikel, listretery ; Mr. &hi ' Bair, Minister Resident boo. the Beam Teem; IL Costa, Spsniab _Clare d'Affains, M. Mg t.' de ezona. Mischa to the Logsdon ; the Chis so=or de AMIN &Ma d C n Chagi dAffaires, V. de Chmeiha. enh evalier B. Collado, Mini& Is is Minn; M. Peobrioo Pewit y Tivado, Semi essakary d the Pomba Legation; the Earl of Mageirw a hn Qom'. prieelpol Saoretary of State for • NA Mojar-Ononl is Hon. Sir Simi MA., hier Misfile Maier of the Ceremonies. he the general ehele, .PEr Aka Batkoroo, Judge of the &pm Denrit of Itdirooro at Mein; nee patantod to 1M .,, 0m by tin light Hea. R. Vasa &nth. urn her ree paeleuely phased to easier the tumour of him ,Caal w sieele was Mended by the Marquis of Salis bury, Peed&M; is Hari of Mardwices, is Lad Pany Mod ;_as Hal a Derby,Plea Lad of the Thisory; the Wet Hem IL Dam" Chmeellow of the Isabsgem; the ititti=Spuessell. Walpole, Seermary of Mateo the ' Home ; Oared Peg, ferentary of Mello IN W or• (*Jolla aldairks. Pima Lord of the Adanalty; the l e A el Elleadareggi, Preikat of the Board of Co.O' ; Lord Insaloy, lenielley of Illseebt the Coloniao ; Laid J. Mama, PIM CoMioner i Public Works;; Earl Wm. Cepa& a the HOS. Clays of Oa ldem-st-Arna ; Gamma Viscount Gem* Gold Sisk is Weidag ; the Lord BieZ i o= Lai WNW. fi Lard one he CJOI et the ; lei Colchester, Poetmenr•Ossourel ; Si Wane Tophato, the Lieuteasat of this Cups of Goolenewed-Anne ; Major-Geared Sir Mod Lanham& of the Yeomen of the Guard ; LierigneM ek Meow Waimea, Adjutant-General of M. Parole; CAM lwlott her Majesty's Assistant. Mituref the Cermanime; Urinamt- Colonel Hogg, lot Lea Mused., favor Stick in Waking ; Colonel Francis Sey =:.B., Soots Funks a, Groom of the Bed e* the Prime Causal; Captain the Hon. Dudley ffeMataiggl ig ie egi Pam Consort ; Colonel G. kelb 0111111*, Field Obese in Brigade =mg ; Cagan Hon. James on C.B. (Royal Nell Naval A.D.C. to the Queen ; Colonel Lord Colonel H. A. Lake, C. 8., Colonel Tait, C. 8., (Royal Engineers), Colonel Napier, C. 8.. itooolle, sod Captain Robb, R.N.. Aides-de-Camp oolho Qom; piesei Bloomfield (Royal Horse Artillery), Alihril*Omp b her Majesty; Hon. Spencer Lyttolton, her Ifigateellimehel of the Ceremonies; Sir William Mom*, 1 Oesieneo trebor to the B.eord of State; Hon. Sperm Panel*, Cogniedier of the Lord Chamberbdo's Depart- NM • kla MA of the Cheque ; Gentlemen-at-Arms; Os- Yell A djutant of the Yeomen of th e Ord; Copia Mahn Eton is Waiting; Captain H. C. MAR its_lProllkor Guards), Adjutant la Brigade Walt- ihr i lit Winhis Taylor, Gondolas& Usher in Waiting M ilte QM j 214*-Gana) Sir Predate Srolds, H.H., Molems Usher* dr Privy Chamber; Mr. Ama Mont riej, Chaedowes Veber* the Com to Waiting • Carte* ek Brilad. LK. Onthetta treher to her kajeaty ; Dr. Cam lose bik. 0.11., lft finimer Caw in the Prince * k WOW. The alasalai porraleasas to the Qom* took pie*, the some Weft bun oloohm* lilt at the Lord Chamberl a i n ' s Mee end rinilaribir Majeety'bia e approval : kkoikaane OMNI hem. an yemelles. be Gnarl Clark. mear=m s t a. h.. ea vela tem solar Mein to Part.. hf Oakeel 0010* .1, fl. Mesa y. ea aymblmee le 11th Hen., * be Duke efo= a r . . Awlaralsa. O. ff. on ametion. a a. Mem* of AYlNlhnin on yromthrs and amolsamat to the latlest r t h i l i tre ... z. ,... e. G. .. A. . Am i ar jt t. B =B** —1•611 lik iledbar7 I. kMAN. es 21**Ile. toy We o r: of ik G. esefe. at mama atm ChM. hl raw=oll be ale. ea ebemeof Sento M.I. S' aVs at. /11.11 6 m ble teterhee. ~,,,s z tte. •......i.....itt..,=.1.7azia.... ... What. by Cid Illadoe. WM of leatoese. ea samodino to the Ole. *MIMI of WWWY. M. J. Isom. on appoimmot le lie Mb ham * Mama J. I. DoMa. Y Ohio* jt . . j : he a Llood .: 4. .. ea c =tra bi IZZ I MM. gala beer h "emetame d walrai r rn OM* lit awls. i m Raft. by the Yates of lamdire. Joie Itaabom Demi *Many. es nem hen laiesaw. litMer k i. , 41Kr y thz . **. by the Naomi. of Doltudirs , wont nitt of Mayo. J.. gm ~at VI 1)**1 Qmolmmina la left* ba Itake of • O. N. *ma% by she rt of i raMen eW. WwWW . V. 0.. 11, 81 J. Pahleatas. ' .. xi ar j. mi =kooble:e r t=r i =phererot (soli r. lIS ~....4 . 4 Oiled WM* 3 be*l. on lie ***lA vewhiereei ihr h. Doom ', • . 141.11%.**M. by the Owens, el the Dinkokftlena. ameal Z. of MI a**ll4o l lo SD 01011. W of Ll* by the Mho of tannieldw . ..... t Wi lr e . br anpolniner=inn ebbinn by eaej7oamies. by Theme matt lb heoriiht. • a z = 7 .. r awbehirm. : 1 _ _lL:a_ l e taw Shriek of ealeMy. -1 , A. OWN, de 811.1.**4 to commalt TM " ael semi•Minue oaf and ea Ws neerise. by We of OmbrWan 4. 12. Ceiba en ymeellm by °Med J. W. Gads& s. D. Or= mem *an ai me a mm . IL = b rad iltalridl i aro. as term her Ws. br lard !trioVt. lad UMW Wheo*. ea M Mora bar lee* t s. ^r ooms 5. A. themerd, ler Lie*earoCtillost J. twirl Wai te/an h. D. Otlehe. ea Preworetliarel J. W. Getata. . 41. 1rj ri t . 7 .: _,Lonl o,...Lben. b, bis . sk Woolle. — joilel net. ea Woman MN Dia r= m="1.....,1....76. .....,iail Defte l lmea appehamee se kesliamil el Danktosi y ffe. T W ee le We e . tryteas mb raos. emptier,* Mel Itemiem P clim iellin fer Warw. Deems. be tho Ifeemis of Demohka 1..1_. W. D > ewar. on poimodia NM reem fres the WM ladies. b 7 Word a. Weatrisa ~mom. INN% bilk 1 y,,.. ea weirmarrue Yk}saty's ship Cords Vbhugsa C isg — l ,gm big rola Irma Car. blBtr J. ii...iltur gblgagiga. =ld! . _lll=glPdbg %NM.. Medea 11. tl : k . * Ili a lg agYbe be gsl qa& • eleis v anal' figolgosb...... Oa anibillMi Is Os alb INl"biglibmigal ttora;. ows.d. mi r d in r. Mir OW& Mr. L Modes Z. .J I=4 Whig tabs. gig hes IgiW Visegunt Liman. go agissiles MM Illg. bg Se Duke of Diggs MTG. Peg. by Mt. M. GerWrits:wet Kr. 11 Lerriam isammary et Marry • tapirs is Bt. Prenber& yMe a rt t MerimarerY. Mare L L ora sa premmisa sod swiftest, grandir Orr*. by OMEN■ Maier J. SI Perim br Ibr.hese 41. BMW Maar D. D. T. ltabsr, t lad et Liam Memadrirel Mears. SI persoilea. J. Paiute. Mere O. A. Merikail. te Merdier. os proarka OM ram irer by Er Mem Barka &OM Mr. J. r. Arr. bp' laid s J. K. tarak be LisaimMaOsiesel J. e imam C. sa sagernimart Osp in = 11M L/ Mak by **Date et Mr. Oartansrliyas. Mr. lodge Clarke. IL TM P. flem J. T. Leib Mileft by Mr. Jobs J. Hope Jamb:ea lama O. linkraill Meeeirs. M ea=miat Derma Grey eatearalromel IM W Mr. Meat. as Mr brim riptimisi ase is Mr Ma{rier surfed the Lord Obaasellie. 08 0GGI HIMMOM by Geemi Nem CUM* Gray. DivreaGebarif J. Mira. ea prearilm. Oibi . 4 .lj.. inel J. W. Gordis. Limairea EL Ilr by Me asarges es earmay.. . reek bry Me Mel et Prekeneal. ea Ids ameraismi r Owed Omerrlesii=eli Mitera. lar ds Deer. Omist I. H. ITHeed. by Wood Me H. Meets. ==sia Mbar C. trim ers earieremtMattNete. Pscar , Inn (Mars as =era by . w~ ' Dr. Oolla M a rra Ur of ateem tram l* An-. 74learb. .by Gle J. mr 8. rum& ols a/Mainsail ie Dreamt Mir. Mit▪ er J. Parrot& •• Preo*. ea eTralarmit Mod Zeermat. y ell beerrie.e O. . Prat. o=Me►Mairib. aa O Moralmer as Lied is Welk*. by Me Lord • T. Garr Prim as symermat r DepaMLlsMear. ~ft d by the Dere of Drosibra Liseasema irre rim. Mario Grey. Arierarbeirs& a . Mr i rg o. Mb illeriele et Demerara reefelib M.l, by tire ItiebilZ lessee Weir Me. Medea O. W. ltibsts. ea eprialmem ales Merods, by the VA Mart▪ i t Mir d Bl A r a eek ilk i H n %n J. Mar/ ► regain Dee Oampare, sad as pro. . ea arrrrrrt is Sigel arthisr, by Oohed nanloggr e6 bke4lllll•l *. Earl of Laos. Le ßey. fampleht to the Lord CLoodloy. by tor. L i d liarsier. Tie Il tlag t ed et he Lid MOW 0 0 =ot is Hoff e of the Brest Beal istais tholsda ipso, by Os Meresis et isishary. A. A. lido at spolOsseet lob Litho duirde, by tla Sake Mr. OMR, tw Ole ion Walpole. Kr. Z. B. ilgesoles, OIL. 1* Or Lis LW* Llestemt P. lisswa. ea elea. by Oiled Lew. Kr. Z. Milientos Deissiblo. esps as Demo Lsoosat for Lae& *ire. by the Pohl el ILL 7. 11.=ta . ippilerest s. le the Me Brlgale,by Ids father. Let I=CireZ as swara.rt te IL loyal Aztalery. by bill Boa. Ware 11.. Man Talbot. di U. Taller. by the tempt H.. /Moot Loh. lea Jed& Theopess, LB., earn roars treat Clise. by Lethal the Ills H. Keys& My. Thum. by Led Hr. Wi t y. TbyrakS, le Hz. H.P. IL A. le Os Omar Wards ler. Sir, Xistit ~ es ippesstal I. Grosawkh sc. pita, by Ilr J. tbera llad ro w .41 1 = r =aseldly. Sao to possere ye r =sa Os sionead etas Oise et Illhabo:t Hi ' Hone Ltd l'l Leah . Turag,SS=trywdblek be Libel nibs Mr B. Leppel. Hwy wmpriik by sir BIOS lles. loom Walpole. Lori B. J. asl w. ea appabliesat Ho She leyal Arehery. by .U. vers a at Prolagat i tgroal Bane And- Os Deert. /LON Wlldsies. ea proselles. by lie Mgr ti'lli=l:br l llsol .sa Z Nowa et Dowashlya Bs, n. Illayss• eat by Itheeses Peheerase Lilo Oholi J. Work PPM LW Welds Foil" es yOsra tram I =ur e‘d OaTilleee. by fierral Hr W . 11. was... It,. Mutter Wyss, by rota Liao Tiseont Osoterthere. The knowing nobitenen ski geadenten attended the levee : Dear —lloecloach. tooth& 111.144116.00. Derirtdre. 111ANCIM-I ,o •Whir.. Weilmboblr, Sago. Wl*. ihPar• ...Tra - CU:F4lntaak. Nine RINIM =26 . C l =iien . V w ..1 , 1 . M. /;rtreros Ariarrdm. IUI=. riana. , irg lima. Dm" Mama Mor% IMAMS. Mara. amba. ans- = Or em& Primmer& Meador / is lediLia el a n '.2 - ' w = mtr it h.a. a . mparrierr Jets Reim& Heel t ßi tern a ltet a iM Mi r Emr . " ^ C i a= n lr, . ,euytt ~,..., Mame& Ommiesma. Da ~dm arankba 1 . "171 — Rev ewer aaram-fer a ero M.Pme. Mr 0.1. Word. & NMI II Smith. Marry Arrarer eillkwea Earreem. Mr a =vll7 - 1:-= 4 4 16... U.. Il arreat . Marini & Iterrard ,Mla l alirS L UNO" , %NM= acia,li= • . a..... Chemin Make 11LP --' o."al = Ma , et l f ihi ml= 81Cs= ...Oa 0 r ~ ftVa r * Mew It= to NNW TORT Direst, MA the ma, 8111.61 7 - b 7 6.1) dila. " , 3671.11;* " fil ' s . 1 2gr i ero l Earsoiseee ii"P :M yin ogis of tae fan. to 2 _ Reba , Lady Meneasil, Lody Is wins ; the Nampa of —..rarra rI , w Zm a lith leritn, ILA., Lard Showard ; Ball Wenn, Lord ChM- 11. 111 0 1 =e. W Yr. J. R. H. roes. W.P. their am roe new Was ; the Debts Of Bernfart , maw of the Hone; as y,.... 2 14 :".. 2 = t i l l= naft " . " . " ag ' an “ 6 "' trim alen a te wa d irs a PPOOL teWITTO 1124 100 13111117T011. .......... t=t : CI llargols all Almmeeem, L. 0., saloon et the thole to bi. Reysi w s ....eg ia . to am °WWI* el Ihe eala Ci= 2.2l ; Lard and Heisiltos. frentorer of the Hors- au is br usawnekeuse Mr sli Finemal Newport, Vice-Chesebekda ; Cana the ~_ r its .... ail ` 16•414 141 ma ■ ii = 1:1 = 1 " 1 . 1 .......ft' Mei S . A. OW/ Formate, Comptroller of the Hoesehold ;"` w ftl the Illereetr el .- Termenl Vim.. Ilasibellsa, lord is Waiting , Lord Onere Lea. meals J. Pakhrincs. 26.0.=. teeneleili a d ilnewl le ewe //aL lard la Weans le bb. Royal Highness ; Lord Cal . 2 , . •• "" 41.1 0 .4,...“ ... s. ram Alb, Clerk IkaM ; Ileior•Gmend the Hoe. Mats 14. 2 ..., a anew realm freee to his Royal Hiehueos ; Bfr Froderle 144kb• Mt . faa : in iime . mina= ism6 binean d o. l" Lenioltieteta limall 11. Ggi7' Chem a N Seltall atisu Mojor•Gemerid Wylde 2 _ Gran ..=...utstem 014 W O* Nadia la MOM film Lis* mul* Y W ie Ns inn Whew ; Colonel oh. Zee. A. • w L. 11.,, y am ! J. ladeatee. ONDON and NANTES UNE a! !REAMERS .11•4 iallhatikaPtabi Du Mc_ nwee. . '"li Meet H. a. rkikirrrur all o m .b ursra a nt-zs d all I d Warlag le la II j ia t our ldr i . s C iviiiiii. ... .: 1. ... 0 ...., jlawl & re• L... lan ow omen Os MI end et wets N I. 1. 4 .7- " , e r•-• The • WWI& MAI ge edit metre peahen Of • the rneesees et me Lea Oast 46•Plir e rwile rmi ' 1 "" IEZ 4, a . lis tit l4 - 74 -- .- momin c . "4" % i alo i rle. w.. a . . . ale, enoned with wine sad %g ross a. H. MOO. om agiteleineet te the LW Twelles. brl Mr A R . cRARLER mum TONIGHT , nags si atlas oda Ann Sr Noleety wore es s heed- IL= saith.w. Li. br sr J. ea LLAD ea IL WALLUIII HALL. lb "Oillibei a anal 6 " In dalla°66 mil ° P k Th. aNdarstion sad sinister' were falsehood, wo.s.p., ll"m rss s ii r a a ittllClPlAmidlial a liiie en emeseeme rear s lVl me lael We Mesa whoa the prennelleme to the (boon ton place ia rjj ... l Voale 1uta1u........jrin• L* 4 isoasf• rad wawa, • aree owl : lemeweel sele m a m. is t, se e = h• vUrnia.Led mil. U. ee wow Lee. : led os is 1 1 do Turkiii Labamador, Britadift Osumi Brutzuo- es Oteems.h J.124 1 7: 1; 41.121. * 11.1 11***11 zombi, Anne Raba slant militant to the henna fleelo. Sr /lorkway et reels. Mr. M. anima ea a= il ideseurlimehowet. ft 7 Yield Wer• list element Er ENTERTAINMENT. —Mr. aid Mrs. 83 , sis Awash amaswedor, H. Is Lieut. Colonel Appert, Wep t liewer t sweemeteawal Oar W. emarle= n. aIIIWAW a OM MS P. lull w in 0.1. rile N. Is Chef Hants Duval, toms Ise deux aides de amp Jonsfp a et weelaseess to she We by We 1110. me It end amealei Sesames ...mew,. ••mee,.. www a. p5...b.1 D os a s Is s i s kh.d. of Ilesemesee Weimer es & lir. WI. 1.m...b. all no of wssaks. a. sor osueme wire es LC i rt. alMan . e• mem Janina', H. Theodore de Bounder de /........rw,... paf:. s . row . t.., foNda ...,i ce , b y 4 it•LreIVTION. It. wwwftWees ; awl as Otenw. ass* ril seend sanitary of the Leirstka. J. ..... M. leweeesems. Ily Ihe Mlnieter , Le Berea de flempen, , • ham. a Wan /Wade Imam. LB. nada le Itho Faithful Mejanty's mints to this teen. ' sa = . Z.,.. ".. gr 445ua1 y 5 i...6 a lf 4 fre e . MONT BLANC 18 OPEN TO-NIGHT. h. mom& did al w in d e d b y x . m um ,. a. i i = 6.l nu zias_ Owatry. ce his resin hen Teal& sabereake; Porl a A.Vogorides, ooeaelller ; Khali • WRENCH EXHISMON.—Ths FIFTH AN- ins stanntay of Baboon ; the Duke de Moir te We alleatee Oeseral. kho lla rFromei embensier ; bores de Maimed. Count de Lipman L J lea Hassan weans from ladle sad pro- d& " A ta l r i gn e trr i a l Lt a t 11 = A gla l N. at Idamicsalt; M. V.a do Weyer, fill•• mesa u 5.... P =. .....4... ~.., : m. .. ...6.. .... b.; eweleeem, ed. rigs a ,H. Bari. D e 1 63 . 1 0 s it. . tu , .„.• V; 0 ... - ,by We Pert et Mayo. Wire. letilrite ` •►7.l47F.7C:J=Zerwot ba.. Wow= air- . °Vito% H. A. IL Atwood Law.; thWeeve.Joho J. Init. Mc i letitow ILA„. • Ilibm kja. Aadrir lyby, eviewilwo=lio. Aar et Perooktosi. Jolla . .N. m _ ark_pisiwz d =. AUK Adam. ow ol . r . ow l=wik avosis Gar4il= eadlw. iTior ialro 50me43 .46.. aimasbm.4 r.. ' le e :k r i i i: It Tw a l ig ali4 ". V '• i . Swalt b.i. Poo& S. MAW, Novel Sod" Ili ~... P., _Soviet Omeaville . Ware illioord. .. ii Pm. .e Oniewillool. Narridoto oZn i , ars ilealwo. ?NM Py e l! 11 .1 , .. , levott. li : P e J "oo& Kirk N. P.. megipoms ow.. 1. r" • ~ r, Demlioolerveitil vt Prmli d de al : 4 W. TX ...--- AweitThiwA Mookiwer. imam P, /Wis. Hwy ...,.. 11 . . . °lB6 I C r oabowe r =l. 31 0a... P 11. 1 118 W P.. Vi 217.86. ua tiorwt. "l hi e breelmo a l l / 4 "F. Y oLaisAusais Thome ComborrotrP i GI tositia—Mirealo of Tomtit:ale. tee Dots of W Maki" Maim& 180. IL? . , Mir. illinklatilV= Imam : BMW RYA awl Ow. S. Oin:6111. OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT " Teeelpart lIIIIha Pees& at Tee hese boa Memel : R E el Ommins. The EAST INDIA VIA 0011 PALSY =D oh woo sbe aniwal el tile. eal turn reared the pries el their db. the et Tee to iits. jar lb, NW OWN. la De berm le 114. Were. I. Oral IL Mitaheleetiverd. 'HARRIS'S lIPECTACLNII, the shaped sad but. of VOSIIIM6•11 11/11061611611111111 der fres v.; trim gem* er 1111 per ere." h 4s.—klarlre 7ei ristre pear aq Per ger ge rpm 16, 1,161166 61 111611•1111 M. %MINK pea ta&—TWOIL RASA re lOC eraser et s ria l ieery, riser re Orr Maur or. larre. Oriers— emir as Na.► re perm WHITE and SOUND TEETH are not only ariir imnlum6"l "% u it l irri4 "4"l"" a*= Plumiggaglas A m be: PS& Ns."7.I osersan• mg • •111•1? Nis =•• • Ms tb. tleshrolg . Am lb en vie 1••=6 ••••rthyg i ciltt tomer titt w, is ite . Growl " A. SUA LAM D sElli — al ' de Ile dose sand es ask Am •• Om. BM I. drub% rrignitilMAN. Proteald b 7 0 . 0 79 A 'aeon '11: AnIVA.VW: aT r. ' "Ml' M 11. 1. h• I = .p.r.0.5..... mit ow leaseas o she same a allailasie. la lea Mame at Vim gape. aessetaft* sal asielizadlom all Ism ef Om Maim Ms& Hwy km so Met lamila as ple Ms. la Or Ma al Ile Mil' at a sest was at So malaise. Timm eft bes mai Malmel le lei dm al emirs elm. ismasisiV 16• 11.1a = lin "h arp ter mft. ma tt. purge le is wide masa mom . se a L l ama s t iz elks Med al liClo at milk sed al sammles ises la ea Le talle Ws Meet Mr gm Ma Misalse—ieli la So ISM. oda lal , . et leer am la see am *K. lima me ;Ile awl Ma LI me Islamby Om A. . • isms dedel lea mom rai...... n as aiseemg . be Odd bo 111081 — a l kaillo. a Simi • : 48. " 11. 1" 0/M 4 . OM i imer Nit dolidoilfol. : li. . *maw. Nom Illieseinlar awl Peessi, a. GoseaS Mrs' B ZNIA ()LENT bliTlTP2lOO..—The maiwineey Wiest el Me berdietka wee hell iset main et the Leedie Teem—Bad Ts** la the Ask. Thaw ese • wry Mee eaminee. him etalemed et the eseleWe epees** Wafted to the wardias I append lbee JIM NO la ISO, It alheded amilease* serassiees, to when It MI se aled. Sea dit. gm* .tea to VOW • Roam of demblie led Me lambed, to imply whisk see el arse elm *Aid& bed bees Mei* la the t eals N or el S.. em eithe wen leas that 301. • yes; tad thew. Om dm at Pembroke hems y e *Masai relied ism et thee de 251. • palm bed bees sets het is Mee the elide is S. same& TM teed orbs ist amilemie yes are upgrade of • bisediel The misty bed she herded symi- Me lea/. to ebeett Jiro wa• about • tharroll soliedisrs, IM teed mesas of the teal big UMW It well S. ewer thei the mimes( Vile lemenines =dwee Mal We Mier dm 2,01111 hales led a di kappyhear the sodely's eilabbmai ileidep Meet, sad 111,1:03 bed bees reimileady yerrbied Mir lies ye* Mee me 22 iseries is the km Lied premise " Pima* es " spa ems am eel etwaily Wald as the Mike be ail wed to the mmeime sad 116waremead ease kr when tbe Mimi* bed bees herlid. Be .see gelid . mem trim es the Bev. Devil L.E.g who Meld almet be welded w Inader .d le the eselkas et the eaderle. whose eymethisier eel &Ike* emir mil set be Ise Llably p al. • swim et emplimerary Mete bevieg bees kirk, eabaulyshiee were sassed meweilei r seesty 1,7001 CWIIIICM O. ENGLAND Bourross Itseosse Maim nos.—Tle karma& miss eery lesel a V er. he &MU .1 tide leeamisa wee emir* Roma The %bap et Rima Ned la ma * the preemedless node ems w.eebe le iedwease is the seed geed Os wiwty mast The resat erased S. the rarset='s ems pmplially, he set may led iley e hip Maim se S. took, hot MI reit walissislag the fame et the peeler pm, sid es *Need is seder the amber of isediee Sea 121 to 110, bet the medier would be imam' what S. hada we beim The merallies .newly appried belt to sash* am to seeempleli Ada The ambit et beau .wed we 116,000, Woks stupid MX% le !Asa the Seelpeseee reed 300,715. The tot* receipts,* Pllde ladedlee the previous Ware of 2201. 16.. 7 11 4 animilika_ 0.364 L, whist. balms reeriesd rimy 88 . 611 , die eseim thee cosambir the yew with ea ez laried esabinvar. That report leis bus amid, eemil sostiowoo addroonS the weirdos. sag tipbtazraDV trodwith a sea of Ihmote le iho rlstit row. 1(8. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1858. Oaal P. a Baas ahOMPliehmalle ttrt amass W Olt Waal Owebrldes. a=r t . . 1111 :get. Or t a gassetel. 'et ' la al Ilegliallf the Lib at www en his tame trate r" as bile . A. Beth. by as (I hebes. = ,.. t. i .l 4 =i ir b s i i lrd Do TY*. asSehsr. 410 Ilya Native Rl= cm We Mors tam Leskara, M the Preident et the Maud M ter assail . 11. t .joy Weed L.Ns. Mr_ C. D. Mr. W. T. 1er u 44 ... , Pagidla. ea asmiestlett a rase. Loco. I.C. IL. Bioko. lhissis. O. IL. D. le Kolit*ty, Loma, CIL. W. Low SU I/Mir Oodrimpoa. 111, ilsooril Osis.. 0.0.8.. fib Hasty OsoNnOt. 1.0.1. Visooont MaIVIOA I. 11, Room DOC. Ocuosius-.lll.llllmonobs. idisuit HMIs J. ken/4 Aandsburuk O. J MAL COninstim Doty, Onsim C.ll,llWiti nay . Le Ondenr. Janet lisiAnnts Oftess. I. = idi. lizLott, lan. NINES noes. J lestnoe.t il ai4ll. Is" 1n i149"84. J. Neeete. 42ll" hatba libe. 4 sa !as Pm, Hamm Omens. istelsa.lellts. am *sow =writ Aiisc re tospin*, Clack A. 11., atatossa. O. . Ls Tiu O. ICY° its—lenis idillslos JarsurasaturO.Ornhass,rvils Ps" W. ZosA Ol Mow., D.. Coing /LP.. Alm =MOL Deem Bess Gam O. FO. P isonsit. Trimoras t Toppar. RM. W. Cilia Oartstss—Tessit. ?ewer*. Obelzr i rldtm% e sr aq: l o.:l7lresig a . ft. lasso/hes. tr= O. L1...i It& 844=t WtseerEwite Genes. Fa 1 levviseave—sete, a. aegemee Week Maim. Luis IllolvlAL A. A. Davidson. AnUSAL4-.4•14 lawarrOla. Ho..' Thome I. It NOM 2.0•14 Oolosiss. Hew Olir Henry Koppel. ILO. it.. tisignarsu corrsissillo)lll Saul—Rom Halsor. 0.1. O.J Y. inert nom reseal—Lord Mod. Rums& lasocussyrs Mona 111071—lion. Home lascolle sad Wends Ilattiond. Hr - isty and the Prince Consort left 84. Jernssfe for Bookl=1:alece spoerted by a detachment of the Royal Hines Attar the levee the QOM, azotepealed by the Prisoner AR.. d gam, drove eat In an open awthp, attended by the Boa. Pion Meelleaeld, Iced Colville, and Colonel the Has. A. N. Hood. - - - - - Theifti;;Consort rode out on horseback, attended by Cara Du Plat. G. Adams, sculptor, had the honour of sub- I rofttb . mt r rer Majesty and the Prince Consort his boat of She We Goma ale Mary Massioek, L.C.B. Tim Mow 10 Prism Oman weighbg twerieed the red paw Duftift" geld manic l4olbe. troy of geld, just wised in Lcolica frost *elbow.. This eftesimen was submitted by Kr. S. B. Nattier, of Liverpool, who wee aocempenied by his whew, Mr. Charles Napier, awe of the diggers who dammed the nugget Nee bbiesefe dinner may la the sowing banded the Dwohme °Meet, Prince MWtoiss of Mem, the Duals's. of Meseheeftr, the Netheriode Iltalslar (Berea Bentinck), the Zeri awl Oennftes if Jassy, the led of fft. Germans, the LA end Omni= Hew Lady Few Howard, Vie minni end Ifiesenntsee Viscount and Viscountess Palsesesere, Led sod Ldf Uvulae, Major•Osseral Sir Remy Herrarter, Nei Mies models (Royal Artillery). The had st the loyal lime. Guards was in attendance, and played during dhows: Overture, " Predate Weber. Selsotic", " Figaro" Nowt. Perr D'Albert. " Ross of Castilla" Pam, " Rom of the Vallee Paw. Her Majesty's privets WI sherwartie amended la the Ostrow Drstriartome, r erifes"ad perforiselfte frftswftig pisoes " Z " fiessons" Hu7dll. Le " Bubo& Rocomitique," Clari net* Obligato, Mr. WilWms ...... Mar* " Coriolentw" Adealo and Polonaise Wittermann. The PrWo. of Wales 1.1% Rscl Paw yesterday afternoon for the White la ,ed-park, when it is intended that his Royal l hear should reside for some months. floyel Highness inn &Seeded by Viscount Valistost, Mr. Gibbs, and the B. C. Tame. Viscount Vallecas% Meier Teesdale, C. 8., Royal Art Mary; sod Major Lindsay, Boots VasOlen Guards, base been ag pointed to be in anindance on the Prima in muddy succes sion. The Prises of Wales visited the Ducker of Heat yester day at Clireace-hows, St. James's. THE ROTAL AC.ADEAIT. (Tins DAT.) —This ng lest Majesty, accompanied by the PriilC• Consort, and the Priamesee Alio, and Helena, end Prince Leopold, paid • visit to the eshtbition of the Royal Academy, To.. hliar-spams. Her irlsiesty's steamers Banshee and Vivid were yule*, ardend alongside the coaling-barge off Woolvioh dockyard to precede for Nes, so es to be reedy to sail et the s►ortsst possible wales dm Ostend, in the serviced the Prisons Robsemilers, about to visit her Majesty et Osberaa Ice casseqmoce of the Vivid having flooded and exhibited calmr awkward esegeing propagate on her last special voyage from Oetemd, the &ashes bee on this occasion been ordered to soda& the seteesee, end the Vivid to follow with the teepee sad mdse. The Prince and Princess de Croy have arrived at the Clarendon, from Paris. The Earl and Countess Craven and family ar rived at their mansion in Charlie-menet, last evening, from Ashdown Park, Berke, for the winent. The Earl and Countess Ferrer, have arrived in town, from Staunton Harold, Lalcasturuhina The Visoountoss Somerton was oontlned of a ion and heir, on Tuesday, at the family redden°. on Prince's *imam Viscount Melville has arrived in town, from Edin burgh, for the menace. Lord and Lady Digby have left Claridge's Hotel, he lifintent, oar Dorchester. Lady Emily Hesketh will give a ball at her resi dence, to Portland-plane, on Wednesday, the 19th of May. Lady WilliamPowlett has left town for Down turn Hall, Suffolk, for a few days. Lady Molesworth received a select circle at dinner yostaday evening. Lady Bateman gave birth yesterday to a daughter, at 87, Brook-street, Grosvenor-equare. The Duchess of Northumberland " received " last night at Northumberbusd Hones. Previously to the assem bly, the duke and duchess entertained at dinner the Marquis end Marchioness of Easter, the Earl and Countess Delawares and Lady And:elle Sseirville West, the Earl Beauchamp, the Countess of Macclesfield, Viscount and Viscountess Har ding., Lord and Lady Downes, Lord Bateman, Lord and Lady Naas, Lord and Lady Charles Pelham Clinton, the Right Hon. Sir John and Lady Pakington, Sir Watkin Williams Wynne, Sir William Freese ' the Hon. Frederick Lygon, qaptain Charles Napier Start, Mr. sad Mrs. Milner Osaka, Mr. Hans Hamilton, and Mr. Knightley. The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury enter tained at dinner last maim, at their mansion in Arlington street, the Earl of Selkirk, Viscount and Viscountess Enfield, Viscount Gough, Lord Dynevor, Lady Cowley, Lady Sal yer, Lord Ravensworth and the Hon. Miss Liddell, Lord and Lady do Roe and the Holt. Miss de Roe, Lord and Lady St. Leonard, and the Eon. Mlle Sogden, Viscount Melville, Lord Polwarth, the Eon. Wm. Talbot, Sir Mite sad Lady Farquhar, Col. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Carat!liah Bentinel, Mr. Wayland, &c Frances Countess Waldegrave and Mr. Harcourt, I M.P., estaradnal at dinner, last evening, Wa Royal High. sees the Conat de Para, the Earl and Countess at amend= and Lady Constance Villiers, the Counting (Dowager) of Sandwich, the Earl of Cowper, the RNA at Lincoln, Lard Dankallin, Sir Hamilton and Lady Seymour end Miss Sir MORT, Sir Charles and Lady Mazy Wood sad Miss Wood, Mr. and Lady Await Saari, the Ham. F. Hysg, Mr. Chi sholm. Farness*, M.P., duo. The Speaker gave his tenth parliamentary Wi tham Maser Let evening, at his residua* on Cuban Howe tenses, what the following member. of the lower house wen pressor :—The Berl of Denuded, Lord Edward Fits Aka 11011•14, Viscount irsaika. beer-Atakel Lord Obreses Pert, C. 8., Lord Prowls Oamighesa, As Right Ewa. hems orient Wort*, the Ilea Waken Oevadisit, Gtr Askew Agnew, flk Limed Baßsekthek J.la Homer, Ilk Deana gfr a lriesel Pel M e em ir M = C111.1.8.17 ' The ODealakee,Wr. o =: 11 kr. "26 .1. 11 W. Mr. Oaks" Mr. Holleal, Captain Imirais, Cepa& lidecEvey, Mr. Collier MC, Mr. Rkh , Yr. Cheeks Boxers. Mr. Oars Ekon/o i l Divert. Mr. C. C. CIIMid, Mr. Petrick O'Brien. Mr. mad, Mr. Beek, sad Mr. liershall. The Ham George Wegrave sail So Hew. H•ga7 Drury bed the halm: at aderg Ifig47. Me. lindismi (Tivortes) sal Mr. were pernoaral hos ettradlog. DZATH or MI Sway HON. Bra Jonx DODSON. — We i Wie ss. ll=llllllllo. the demise d the Right Haw err Joba who espi cm ed Tomalley sd6t et hie resideace la Ikeraere- Mayfair, shot a short Mom The death ef this honed grill be deeply Impaled by • imp side of Mewls. Ho we. rho Aker sea of the kb Dr. Dodoes. ef HerraffeeMS Garen, Ind we. Mar 17111. He ....W, MK Mier P skirt thasitiate et George Pommy M.D. The lemaded reseeionied at Oriel Oelkom Older& when h. gradesesd D.A. ►ISIIL M.A. la 1114. D.C.L. 11104. He was • molar ef the Midi Tirsigk of _whisk be ollimialy be am • bomber. He am isrei wives% of the Ad- I walk la 11111), mlAdrosesite-Gesessal is Mr, ea which orkaler was berghlalL Oa kr Mejorty's esomica to tlet threw Ms parent ef welefoest we. named. Is Nevem her. Mil be wee .pp Mawr d the Ned*" and in 1662 Jose of the Prair as e Court of ClatutufT bir sol of Deer awes% whim w sworn in or • man of it=hist Osorieli. The learned .ar Rye, * em July, 1819, to il="11813.Val (Stamped id. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. , —WzDNinem, Arm 28. (Concluded bus yesterday's lyres) AGRICULTURAL STATISTIC'S SILL, Sr 0. LBWIS rid kid, having' been visa to in the case of the dads reepealke tosetldng Skit he bed said et • labile sesettag, be t"on"ed Met the base would `lye Ides a few distins of its slastion. The "rod ses amity of the Skittle dwhich the geverasest wee passed = a t r t day see obtained isely Is furthers,» of dojo* They »we got *the odloolks of varies tem awl the expos brined • mules Leckest in the cost ef Selevoser. It wee se with sager, so with tea, so with malt, mhos misietked Iskessilom war abseintely setesery to the tolleation al th• daty. But there Ines odes Smoke of setlenal statistic* wid th wire diabolist!) attested. St wee 011hlf kis= for teetionoe, that a esieral doses of the be bad, and ft was ask is diessial patois, L i t i os t r bake bow 10,00 W. to MASK With »aped to the bill, he enesitkred the objectless seas to Ron the red begeadkisiel aid spereads were rowdy pnandies oat of doors, end that : 1 6.1 .11fraik a r r besee lkor mi ze Sr s e e d to it w sew a s that steek. seises olliakid Ism a lloeds must kiss I preparty if they were to seestve ll =tlks tiew Vto 4111•1111 MR to vary Oak rah bon sob delibles es Sees. TIMMINS so far so thowyolate west be sbauld sot Imitate ha sessthig to the pereed tnesonre, if be Mwttht that es sarakkaineallen Gould he deldnd lb mean. llet wee Itzt o p e o ) r rt of kw Issalles spa Sick id . 1111 ardlery asent' es ttleit lie=11C:11 thef - Theil Sae SOS' seed be of allelest peastied idessesse le oda =is for Me arse wide& woad befsestrid ate eolleetleg Ho doubt they would abed soda end valuble forsake to any future histories of eirloaltunt, bate to prattled seeders of Wylie sod teas he Attila that thews einthtles would be ebeolutely sites. (Hoer, base.) He did not net upon his own views slam H. found that In Mr. Tooke's valuable work on the " History of Prime" the same view was put forward. (Hear, hear.) si WI regard to the machinery for working out the bill, he like to hear fromg m the governess what were the probable coats of providin the wetadvary to coast tip gra dation. In Ireland he and Sesileal men wee about 7,0001., but no doubt In England • Seeger ins weld be re-' gaited. The hon. gentle:nos bad sl ated to the corn re . tarns am an existing statistical pine el kiensetles Sikh the government furetl to the noddy. Now, be mad eay— though In saying se he hared be Send hod the ha mos bee to think lain a blotted opposed elf edikilee— M ist he doubted the polls of keeping up the dopedneent of ears Tee tarp, in the Board of Trade. TVs sees daft returns IVY instituted in the day' of peSselks,whineko sale of duty ores SS by the Floe of corm. Theo they were not only metal but reqte. At pres% the sly us of this stars vas kr the purposes t et the kW stemataties It bed bees suggested le he kid gessionts MS Mat tion of these retains Stall be tranderrea to the She ormunutetir • dediertmest, end he sold venture to re consueud that the - be.. suggesii - th to vigit gth - than= Oppo - Theis thin arms the quokka, whether this bill could be celled a permissive or a compulsory enactment. He would especiany eall the athentkm of the home to the 6th motion, the e, rft of which y soma sufficiently strong to m the bffi compulaory. Now be would remind the bon. gentleman who bad charge of the bill that, although he might net tweet any penalties to render pintas liable who did not make retinue, yet if the bill were to pass &eag heerly that returns should be meth, those who ° ti make them would be guilty of a mthismisnour. (Hear, bear.) This, however, was rather a quid= to be cauldered in committee, than upon the present stage of the meseure. (Hear.) The main quartion after all wee this, would the bill Bit became law confer practical advantages milking counterbalance the outlay it would require, and upon this point be must say that the conclusion be came to wee sot In of the measure. (Hear, hear.) Mr. DRUMMOND agreed with Sir G. Lewis thet them otatistke would not make, and never could make, the smallest dithrenos, or be of the 'hightail utility in a practical point of view. )Ir. Caird, be said, had not drawn • distinction be tween briars and "peculators in corn. The farmer should not be incentregul to sell or refuse to sell. Let him bring his corn to market as he wanted, and not be turned into a TURNER Mr. TURNBR supported the bill. It was important, he said, to have light and information upon all subjects oon mooted with trade. Kr. iltfilfiCK objected to the rorMoiple and the reedtkemy of the bill, which, he believed, could procure no information' that would be really Mr. LINDSAY, with nleroadlo chit % UMW Mr. Drummond, asked what was a speculator ? He was one who lila* the game of chance. The Rimer, when kept in the dirk, became the prey of this gamester, sad it was the duty of the home to enlighten him. He sawed strongly in support of the bill. Mr. K. SEYM ER as strenuously opposed It. Pressed by domestic and foreign competition, the British farmer, he raid, grew as much corn as be could, and he wee not to be required to furnish information not extorted from other bedsit. The object of the bill was to obtain returns of the screw ; but while that was certain, the yield was uncer tain. Valuable inismation prosp might ft always be got from pri vate en to the ts of Mr. Blg e ob em eerved that it had no a t7res shown that say berm could be done by the bill, in support of which he rug gested how the want of knowing the quantity of barley grown affected his own large purchases of that grain. Mr. CARD WELL considered that the British farmer was the person most interested to obtaining these stridence. If a large purchaser of barley, like Mr. Bass , told them that it wee interesting to him to obtain such knowledge, how much ewe so must it be to the farmer ! He admitted that a tom• palmy measure would entirely fail, sham it was not Nieto- Eto our other institutions, and not congenial to the h ot el the country ; and, looking at the machinery of the lbe reeommended Mr. Caird to withdraw it. Mr. HENLEY said the dint great difficulty of this sub ject had been created ten years ago by the course taken by the then government, the effect of which wee to excite a feeling throughout the agricultural districts hostile to these statistics; and this feeling had been increased by a more recent attempt to make their collection compulsory. Ile then proceeded to conceder the Ware and quality of the information which the provisions of the bill were adapted to acquire, the labour end cod of acquiring it, and (as suggested by Sir G. Lewis) whether that informa tion would be worth the e of which, be said, he could form no correct estimate. He hoped Mr. Curd would take the advice of Mr. Cardwell end withdrew the bill, the ma chinery of which he was convinced would not work. Mr. MILES was convinced that the agriculturists through out England had not the slightest objection to returns of the acreage, so long se there was no interference with produce and stock. Takla( the principle of the bill from its pream ble be should vote for it, but he suggested that it should be left to e ffit t e a qintent to work out the detainee( the reassure. Mr. Sir J. Shelley, and Mr. Ball spoke in oppo dtion to the Mr. LAIRD Said he wee quite unaware, till It wee pointed oat to him, that the dith clause bad a oompulsory effect. If the bill got into committee it would be his business to amend that clause so as to render it no longer objectionable. He could not wept the advice of Mr. Cardwell to withdraw the bill, bat Awed rather adopt that of Mr. Miles, and prcasonts the bill to a division. _ _ _ the hom member for Dormishire al luded to some relsonthretemdia, between Yr. Hill Maxwell and thr Treasury and the Board of Audit,in . d he stated alt ame expressions had bees used intimating that he vas a public debtor or defaulter. All who knew that gentleman would know that any explanation waa pum otly unnekeenery, but Inasmuch as the observations need night go to the pub lic, he wished to say that no such charge was ever made against Mr. Maxwell, either before the Treasury or the Board of Audit. _ . — Mr. HER SEMLER said the whole tenon: of his °beer vaticate was to show that Mr. Hall Maxwell had been most unjustly treated. Alter a law observations from Lord ELCHO In vindication of the conduct of Mr. Hall Maxwell, Thit bows For the= magi 136 Ageism' 241-106 JOINT STOCK COMPANIES BILL. Oa the order the day far tb ossad T;a7 K Ti this bill. Mr. HEADLAM sad he could not apsot the house to go into a discussion on it at that time of the day (half-pat eve). He proposed to take the mooted reading now on the distinct understanding that the house did not thereby agree to the principle of the bill, and the& the Maurice on it should take piece on the question that It so into committee, whit* he to take on the 13th of May. rßfr 1 . DIIKE moved that the hones do now adjourn. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER resided the bon. and learned member that he bad a nodes Per *a mmo+ that after the 19th of May orders alsald ham pre cedence of mottoes. He hoped the bon. and Lerma nessaber would ham the o pp ortunity, which be cenalnly dryad, of *bens on the b& on the day be maned. Mr. HEADLAM aid if there was any objeetios to read ing the till a seamed time now. of comes that paten end is it. Sir J. DUKE remarked that Otis wee one of See mg important questions ever submitted to the Rona of Com mon', and therefore be could not allow hto be dieemsted within belt an hour of the thee for the egjearsinent. Mr. WALPOLE switiebed that ft we sot wpm& to take the dbosseba sow. The Uedaa ger eijotimment wee than withem, bet the ME was not mad a emend Was. ROADS, Ike. (SCOTLAND) BILL. Lai ILCHO sail be wished to have thie bill mined to anima asmndttee, and ter that purpose he papas& that it 11110•11 be sow reed • mooed doe pro tonal. AM* seas dlsoisedan the avast /sr the mooed reed* was =be wee. CAL PROFESSION AND CORPORATIONS BILL. Os Osgood= of Yr. T. - 51:121COMI311, Imo woo ens to in a ME to dada* the rights of the members of the of peolbselso, end nt wise* the public from the abuses nrand texpentions. EITURNB ORDERED. On the motion at Kr. T. Duncon ea, returns were ordered to to made by the clerks d llO district boarda of works in the ostrapells, nectar the Meerepalie Load Managemsat Act, of the amber et dime of as& board, with their Wary per mans or par week, whichever ft may be. lITADI On the melba at Mr. Ramat it wee resolved that a select committee &odd be appointed to inquire into the origin of the dohs ot tha government of Hanover to levy the deeds Toll ; to oceeklar in what degree they are detrimental to the commerce of the United Kingdom, and the effect of diving notice to determ pmty entiver which thia coun try ims sasented to thet of such tolls for a limited period. NEW WRIT. Ow the wake of Sir W. Joni.' rrs, a new writ wee or deed for the dram of a ammeter for the minty d lAitrim t is the man of Mr. Montgomery, who has ample& the Mace of etswerd of the manor et R The Wan ed,63wrned et to to 6 o'cisek GOVAILIIMENT Pi OP THE PHEW. A Lister° was delivered last evening at St. Martate.ball, by Mr. N. J. &cc', harristeesiblatr, in of of the lima whkit has been =inhibited ffir the dime Mr. Tensaw, Mr. Tehernswild, and others who nap b e pro ceeded ‘in like sionnar. The seminkies, dime if the taro =lst ben MEM te Mr tiCr imul ehlit pmescrailene oe matempleind the pverstasent; they lave, t. Woad ihimemdres into a Press PromonMoe Be~ee Corn. WOO; nod ask Abets will be arected to the protection of seek poen= (big preesedel far ells= involving the liberty ot the pros) wheat ads shall upon oonsideretien be deemed worthy of spport. _The obi= at the esomdllas is a= merely to r_ot individuals fres tho egression et pro emnidens mrs wkit the valet sat antheity = the mot= hefts Mks disposal the po.s= of the nation to appose to as slender mass of a private en.;. but they demi it • pa* duty to taterveme, bet the sacred primeipie of the liberty =wad waffer is the persons. thus ne ett• the of et pronsentioes. Mr. P. A. •YLOZ having tom voted to the ellair, said sebiset was coe which ask= sun feeling is alb eines. Beery ter Mortikentes would epee that II was the right of 1:81Ze froa* to amass sad *Wan their • *alms ft las overthrow of nrenay sad the seeddilumest of any country. (Cheers.) Mr. thscs mid the alleged libels now pueseonted bite government wove lemma compared wieh eame n that had a daily paper under the prod " A u." T biters were not bet Mr. vs and Kr. Tchornewild were presented became they were poor book/Belie= keeping mall 'hops. (Chem.) The mason was that Louis Bona pones power was not then secure ; now that the *yrd was oonsolidsted, each publications were pro a . But our liberties never would be eels until patine opinion was prepared to interdict mush proescations altogether. Our foreign policy had been to belly the week and crouch to the strong ; and the same policy wee. adopted in the selection of victims for prosecution (Hear, hoer.) There was in reality no greater liberty of the peso, by law, In *gland than in Morocco ; but for pablk =Mien tbs peer might at any time be cradled beneath judge-mad* law. How often It occurred that innocent pence. were reined by the necessary costs of their defence (Hear, hear.) The lector* then detailed the circumstances of the prosecution against Peltier and contended that the Emperor of France tou the poor refugee ght to have been loft to inetitute his own bon and the bookseller in Strand. ° (Chlet .) It was profoundly melancholy to see our govern meet lending a helping hand to a sucamsful tyrant, and to know that two of our ocuatrymen had been Nuffield to Me for months in a Neapolitan dungeon bows our governemnt was in allianos with continental *pots. (Cheers.) Kr. NICOLAT maid a VOW of thmb to the homer, and alluded to Mr. Edwin James, who was in the room. This wee the signal for a bunt of eatituidaetio chewing, and there were loud cells for " Mr. lames." The learned gentleman compiled, by edvanolag, and taking his seat on the platform, when smear ovation was bestowed on him. The CIAIRMAN ; In putting the vote, said there was truth enough in the lecture for • hundred libels. (Cheers.) The strongest pansies had been cheered by every one pre sent he could only say they were a pretty party for the Old Bailey. (Cheers.) He did not belie ve that the government would dare to press these prceecutimes ; but, meantime, it was neceessry to provide a sufficient defense ..ciiiirmentste having stated that Dr. Bernard wee pre sent, he was also called forward and clamorously cheered. On appearing on the platform he warmly shook hands with his advocate, Mr. James, and took a seat by his side. Mr. E. Janes rose, and the cheering was renewed and kept up for some time. He said he had little thought of receiving such an ovation. Next to the conmeiousnees of having dis charged his duty u an advocate courageously and conscien tiously, the feeling of the English people was the swots ', Lion be most prised. (Cheers.) He had rejected a retainer from the mown In the late prosecution, because he believed that an obtains act of partisans' was sought to be put in force to planes a foreign He believed that the verdict on that occasion was justit ° 4 every prhiciple of law, justice, .humanity , and right. The judges had never dared to tell the jury on what an obsolete law it was sought So escrillos Dr. Hamad's life. (Cheers). He hoped English juries would never submit to be told by judges, "Yon Ind the facie, and what the law is we'll tell you by and bye." (Cheer.). He wished toe publicly his conviction of the entire flOdlOP at Dr. Ba r nard. The jury would have dieing:4d themselves for ever if ey had consigned his honourable Mind to a seatfold. (Cheers.) He had attended Mr. Black's lecture with a view to borrow something for his defence of Mr. Truelove. He should dia -1 charge his duty fearlsaly and conatentinuily • and he bad no doubt the jury would do the rms. (Loud Zbeers.) Thanks were voted to the chairman, and suitably acknow ledged. I Dr. Bssnexth being loudly called for, briefly thanked. the audience for the good feeling expressed in his behalf. He observed that than were two parties in England, as every where else; but be wee glad to find that the lovers of were much the most powerful. He publicly thanked Mr. James for his able advocacy of his cause. If meetings like this were held all over the country, the liberty of ,Mr. True love would be secured. (Cheers.) BALLOT MEETING AT WEV7IBOB. A crowded and enthusiastic meeting in favour of the ballot was held at the Town-ball, Windsor ' on Tuesday evening. The *Worm wee oompied by the leading re formers of the borough. Mr. Aids-man Bedborough pre sided. A deputation from the Ballot Society attended, con sisting of Mr. Whiteout (vice-chairman), Mr. James Campbell, Mr. Studley, and Mr. Ifilt.—Mr. Staveley gave his official experience of the working of the ballot at the Geelong election. where he sated as mentineer.—Mr. White harm advoosted the ballot as the only means of redwing the supremacy of the people in the House of Commons in ao =dame with the true theory of the constitution. Speaking of the absence from the present cabinet of any rureeentative of the commercial, the memeacierbeg or the winking Mr. Whiteout said some people mit fay Mr. p i = we a DWI cif the people, but Mr. Dkull wee a non mot of the people, bat of "the peculiar people." He wore the livery of the governing clammy and was so representative of the people. This remark was reashe with great desiring and langhter.—Mr. Jr. Campbell re ferred to the well working of the ballot in Aeon" gasdinis, end Belgium.—C. W. Greaten, Esq., M.P. tor Windsor (who we tessived with great cheering), plumed the follow ing resolution Tint sett is now ondoreteed that • reform in the repremidadva will mime the elluillon of par liament atom amity this meeting deeinn_le Nand in work:shoo thee at of the stamp MO be mediae tory value hp do vete -114. Mode aecoadad the and &oh co by the ledisL"- OW Isaikeey of nay mina Itll wake @Mold not include the begat. The roolatho wee pi _to As maga& end tee" awe" Wag I are be, ow lewd was bid up. The reselation we, ait midst trootodooo applome, doctored to be earried.—Mr. .*an airealleid wo om fr k made the amereadve la oleo, peepand do abides at podia's to paella meat is dr beau This rseelooko was lecooded and bp a emtking ia ea Ate gosh. The milieu or adopted wiliest Ole dlooothoaL popeolni a vete of robe te the 1111= 2 ,11 I =l. dusk 1113 'be striking Woman of the of the belle Vloverwhelming Whine lade by the return of Fevre for Pals. 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