The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-30 00:00:00

1 % PAPER '.mss r e t) X 33 tit ; . - _ - 1311 ;' tIX4 - tek.mniid id. AdditioNlo cr WOPENCE. ; ' • Plw LL• A f ,* a. ISL /' LAMAS Meet (lode* sec= t. 431.Wrscringibtiaswat • v• . • ei JAY afilollßOX .row. aloga. ---..------"-- t&p.m MU Direct. —NOTICE to SHIPPER& p a R~SQ~Y, • I will DA 01l tbo 0111 iottott.aod mu co MONDAY, My I._ soolntdodon—Dot, to JAMS Tlioll2ol. LC. .;-------- _ EL VERLAND ROUTL.--00NLIONIC ATIONM 14 . 1 - ,.;:iva i dE= A ktalopra w i W as.. Coladl=edk.Z . 111, r i ra. gan weak: at Garakara., . bl/ r .s. af=llth sad Air . t ... ; =Mead dm Ala ileums . " 11sasa Ike saaja:ka aas i o. ar balm= 1:10=1:66= §TEAM COMMUNICATION between LIVER POOL rod NSW TORILI LITIRPOOL. NSW TOIL. 1111MADZILPHIO fTSRII , COMPANY Wr.w.4 off Orr Pored ris •ser . 01111014016. from UT= M i ro OM TOR r Mow CITY o ooLtuanto Wormer). Way IL CITY 07 RAORIBOTOR imamaoo . . weamas. Jowl. 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B •NI of DEPOSIT.' 1111011101 oit.AL. & Meal Nook lamb& Pelle elms of fwodi firgre l moilsO Ille PIE of dr Poi of la timprlM Ade 6 NY of NEM ow 11* MON 4 medal ow 4211blims WINGS 8111IM toms lo 11.7m1108 MEWL Mover owlet roma' ma One as THE GENERAL LIFE AND FLU si* 1%. pi.-- . trot 'lfs 'by SUS ill=gy ye be bad es tiaDA ifs i rr rr ul dboy ▪ Itae.l. OM Olio das ObsPISL lUDs WitilmbelisM. StSr or Labs. mat . d a*. U. propellors rota *is UM Ma ay IMPS Dam ullieli day boss psymesi is eiallm Eris. mg ISMS se4 was L That eneDlisibeis.lkairsla Idebilsoh gat.. om* =Y.. owl fAmm 110". bad Asibar. W& Say., stUn by relsdiss.all 'Am w dAb U. felerasS M rTlOL_m_Prrerieters. Olt gl is e AY be dolmas el be. sSlur: moo Ow .ollteme Bair 411=et IN le the et MA We OP Pee* 067 elro rera or . eredeo Illy Omar biererelL I.L. 'pail Mat= d be MK ragordisee Balm I. he Os arome stia t aitois aisimillas Os Demi ikalsoisa:-16 Ails La 111"4 &wow. A:MLRABLE RESIDENCE for s City Gentle sea .taatfts delaibmi •• • its olvArlist solames tetatlm •••4 ter Somme Is • Moraine watt two Ws Misr atml robe minim NV al born Ta• Mem I• 1 mialt•• ~d us Milt Ilve yam los Yoe Loat p = Ili IN ••• alai It I. unt mbarszilaby maw& ..,. MOM rc i rdagrwrIZZIY IN AILIIIS e n iPit ina .ila h l Amin Mob grosioscra Ilst rz a. jr . 110 1 3 . E15/uslitant e ma = 4* 11 N MEA Imil netwi to tit 11••001t WI mitagi so. ••••••l .rear .... 4 . 2. ..... ler tarl•• Is abode for in astapalloo of • . it.t ale modem re Is at Mobs Nan :.. d It Illerearr 111•1• Z show 111 graphic vim of tie ME b i Me; a Lod Ilatinao. UTAM sad Co.'s SPRING OUTER-COAT. • i5aa.....9•461, god = . 111.01114 ape Ally ht norm od Min billat X: fl. S. ifismletsi. : it RIIVIIPIa UTAM and P:0 SPRING INVER?iXBB car t —.‘ ••••• Mb. teml•l• • a/ Ira Pria...is. WEAN and Cs.'• "SECONDARY COAT."— AA s Usirsas Arid Ise ammo* Ireowt es MI MI" MI.. FINS Ole Wien. WAY sad Co.'s CONJOINT CIABNIDTTB. ossiows 10. r% ON{ lei Vat.T•arg + iy Thnosias Wag lOW, alb; vaelreasitrws "I.IIrAU sad Co.'s JUYENLLI COSTUME.— gagr.:.:=zr.r.ll.• "Zig .16 4184" .a 4 KUM sod Co.'s "BOYHOOD BUITB." r e . r i abis. GOMM kr alma es WINO 1111111. Pills UTAM awl Co's "JUNIOR OVER - COATS . 11 1 . 01 , 1:11Bi j a" 4 7 . 2 . = „bp kr lair EMI sad Ca'. TRUE-FITTING TROUSERS —mai 1... orron•. U. ed. ; Ir•NW •• =Mk •• el. •• • Nir mil •Ihnlowleiblei IPIOL IclON— a, 's TAU sad Co. CLOTHING to ORDER.— . lell a ls was Milli d Novel Mee. Etna isi4 li omOsS 21114 Oa on aloroles ink WWI Ow 2:1110•112 LONDON : 11l 04treeL tussissuott l.2m4 . n. Klan. Swilled- LUND*. 42. IDINOIL most sionista Anion me knows is the and topeeverst of dr Imes Mk Is AU W LAMM .... w 1 1... =l-- wzre''' k elr"..--1 ell et dame= g am II ' sod WA fd il taVa =NEE It In i ginalig" hmormis d Ns MUM. bus is V arirt JIVIL Ils. ft aad U.: WOw weft Db. :NM ilis s dee 116.- 9 trair.6oo:ilMX:62ll. 3 AZT HAIR RIPITORRD to its ORIGINAL 111. ta Mme, I. erdilaillialMtrorgisirol VIM eV i a==, on d verty MA.d W. . 10.-- 4= oti. 4. lll.ump a= 0,..0.... ra=ws*lsm //rata S. art /Lox:: W O.ltrtg l. 11 %7 8 .114161 1 1 . 4 71 t" Sainownsi : easnisnat. 2 . 111 Nese : 111ffladm. I, 'ln. Weber 11101. 1104 : lerbAko. 44nramoillsolg : 140 . 1 . 4 lei Balboa Pad be .J eambro aid d rigs. KEATING% COUGH LOZENGES. What drorroa aro ono kW la *air . 1 0 10 . 4 Cougt 4. Cold.. ten I TIM ant sad loot arra gall i artill arl odd In= IL 11d awl aim IL 4a. THOMAS LT ink Awl* ha, *St el Inuglds and paint midair load= lo Os wll. Et . 1113 K II A IL—Protects' by Royal Loam r=r .. 16,51.0.-I*t tumour hod 40~ .... r . = los moor of Um Sepal Umftedim nmsher dMr Semi V. .4 Mmemommo mi•osimmil (mar • Posim• wrier Mr saw l4eMaMm44. owl Mom& dmft al No. 211. lam, g ar ZVllLlm'sl.ke=mteturkTareit=ri ele • is ilia jw Mmdi4 Mimi, *Mr., trim Os oi l / 2 1 1 :„ ... = "a zFiX i erm. arril : M OlL l IZI it &Ow mbli• au ii a - =wt. vr.....Am ilaitMwsl V. es Ifs IsaraLullimm . lt i rt mit direst tom No. VS, get In 90..e . sirmir nom I=m g "aft d eslomi. TheI:MAZ: .' ..1 tiz ir morarmim MI MI dna • rB. ALBERT SMITH'S CHINA N . /6MM . !IL := Jr . =4. lizi ar amen . kr ryes soma CREMORNE.—TIin DAY (Saturday), open at sur_ ll.l7d A n i im is: emu Mit- mk t sad NIB HABITIL-111111 DAY at . t v v t or. Dr. : TIVELIVIII skeet, and &mint Ns FM TZ d r rx e rZ la t i Mila k epos veiled Own UB in [11116.41•1111M air Of al lagni.-11110 .1 1 L.' av ~ k; m i f. v . : WM MOIST DAT, W W. P. Frith, RA, .1. Is NOW OW 1,11111.2 1 2 e rms /IA" le, Wow load moo. Oro lesolo=4. Or soooso Li...BN BRANDT, las. pat_ m.—Palio or 2.4.Ttiotal= alw7=l"Ailiga la VW lab *Ali IbtAtliriZZlPS i rrEC I M F IIL MIST =WIT ad Mike& VARLOVPS SELF-ACTII(I3 SYPHON TAP. ilinfiMAiaritrignerreirget= rt i agMa i rillreralnitesetel be naltto l Visi b i AMT . taw win ...d.b.a. Manoti is rower:NV' ?IX P i l iiibed se Area Om lermialutoraestieediego...., Mee Il ♦ e i r k t i WitlieweleelCrosibis . . ANA =MIL THE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and COVITZIP fa 11111111WFD on all MI Woo as to obtained of moans saa as. sa S. 1117 11 ....u..t. (Nod drnit la IL 96.10d..U. t• T.a sag le las ma ameba Ilea maaal Obit. er Wu la • pram alma rem amain at maim ;dew I N 2 CI A R.—Patreatsed p VT lier i ghstg prigre ed... 001 . . arm & ,1 IL. sl ciadm ikal Ira. lathabl ewia • Osnalilwd . ale. O. r=et ewe tee M au Palikese be ONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE, WAVGII lei if=l li i ..o.4ti o desii, sai B 2 .11 A ‘LLEN'S PATENT PORTMANTEAUS AND WiTII krill* °MUM p li * iimr ea r %Ow attar ar ft.* sui.t. to wry rarralest.toisellek 'LONDON CRYLITALPENT- i IM ° IVM .I.Parh " "ars•-'ll. fieOlitTo.—Aa OLD BOTTLED PORT of high ii 42211. Sl6W6ltrapinrobt 1 " 1 "1=3: . . SOWN rethusi m rstentess of the CAM- TWINS'S CANDLES, 7d. and 71d. paz lb.; Ix Lo pertz=ltiotorarral. Na. Ze g . i mow sZars i t. illt . ... L OOM ..r.... , ft rat Pilitsgs IL - 7 -- lq• ar k l a s e idte ir . • I Jew WIDDILCLead B a IRTILDAY PB;11 . E d lENTB.-; e c t ado. M I N WIT Alltrige gWelhii.ja z g r :: rat masa mod ..._.;.. . l a w ...... Ennis = l A i le s i tocro re ... A. r . " fa e lsl= • . 1 " . bets:=L a ; saseliiP ==lati...46sw retsr:•=t m r * a1."6" .4 1 iligueis. earimoss- um. 24 a 101111101/1/1. . RAMS'S SPECTACLES. the cheapest sad fit ter irerrly Ohs re pablisioA? 0: 1 11 t raa SW EL IIII "d" 111 1.11. s ta l solVr•li OR ILNYALIDL-INDIA-RUBBER WATER i i i i 9 . LLORWACTSI2II= IsibiZs d r- Men, insaszbarresiziliatirilell3 • The glory at ow 117 .1 7 yaw I.3.'—ohaasaymatt Ars. IL tlis nail 'Mgt a Vierljrannsal. =rare la i r=k l it at dr Italai eir sa aiemwe et tab . ababresi Si ClAbais Diezma. A Tals et Too l is 'nine Swim Desk Ile lltat. Illamille4 Si L—lbt Pada& ~et IL—Tba Ma& Cl=24 .2 latit litalow. MAIM abiltby. Weitiv. ad Tile row Sat tad kb Boar . W A Mar et Obbs. Canalsaal Ibtabbat : Tutu. Table env : Sbe ',calamine roma. Pam. na iliselmatb. Tbe air Si. Ya t•Tail lett,. Itaaabbi lades. bk 'amiably Payla and la Itall Yak...s. at rn tlf=aa Nana. Stmt. W.C.. ail* by tbaymas sad y. Lisboa. W. liva. HEATRE Jo r AR in ITALY. I IWILD* XZW KAP d Ow SHIM% I of WAZ In do 11rTrivatis.e=braelmaikeirlill Odd Amid= Armin. Ibid. ; me. SA ; r ui n i r g %UK IL 4 . , 1 .1.,==.4.4.21=0. IMAgrArrediabrarran g sal lisma. , a al l=tarst imstb it tiorzta Wl irt IL ItaaLoos. dill. tllml . l Ms Mew Phridia le ba. a Law na li ngea. um a... 3.6.0.. A. sus?. d 11.1171110.111. usiumici Zz 111/11/111 AND D 111•80. 4.1 41004. Wet 10..fn0 by pal 4 foArtom st.o4. QECOND LIFE; or ELECTRICAL iliVollll 10 • 110•4 Weft 1•1441 for th. 4141 penal of oil 4A. aro from Os actor Word 'now oed mit.bwieztt. ollorkt twargroom to vbtob Zon la Os ra=l;:rar....*4l,lr.rog led 044 uto4ll4soo 41401 of itb11181•141 er4.4 y ter. =AM Mit 4401•11 Iron 141• : 44k of • "Mims vauM u r bm niollthintftß ib : WWI log i zills• ire am big 46 eto 4444 .." = %pot . Oho obv4ei 44141 bobs &ow 141 Aboo 14140 1 1r1bo a tnour M•= re d wbut. samr...trartunol= us MINA 101* orolorlos. IwW6lles of 1441014, tn. poribe = hloollto Naas. U. CoomM. =I loolmiont CRYSTAL PALACEr—SATIMDAY CONCERTS.—The last of them attinetive weekly 1111116:111 meeting. will be held to-day, at which Modems Litheewee flhertirigton and the Orpheus Glee listen will ewer as vocalists. This Wag the coselusloa of the proems seam will doubtless prove as attractkm to a large somber af the subscriber. sad their freads, to whom the iallermatiou may be interestiog that Madame Shening.on has jolt arrived from Breads en ' promly to sing on this oecaskm. TEE ROYAL SURREY GARDENS AND MUSIC HALL.—Yesterday, at the Auction Men, Mere. Rtubworth smil hetes. satikaters, aft red to pub& competition, by di welkin at the Oath ot Chancery, is pot arty et, well Mows as Ur Senn Cithiseis sad Yaws BaA, comprising ten ewes .1 iusi, held for ala Isatexpiroll Meta of sire years sad a wanes; sad two beers atfiseent, protul.rent 4311. per swiss; the Utast te las taw at 8691. The wawa:awe 'Waal that within the kat three Or four years 30,0110 f. had heesenyinded as the peoperty ; hat after waiting till past 2 (Moak not a Led could - he obwined, endelasequently no eale tea_ _Oath ILWAXE Tll.lllllThis.—A resemblance, in effigy, of 1111 p, ]ittia bees saded tO QS 1111/Deftll6 colleen= of saidd thle halwry, of which report speaks highly ; Is Males Ie whith ere macy highly iatereettog poet:site of elesseetala Importance at the pretest period, portico kelp M of 11 the liimpertir of Rates, the Emperor d U • bid Smith* alemseer Ilmates sakeer's immemset II a a c me letursibsilmideare. WHIM 101 MAT. Mesa the Ilhatrated ifs6lo4 Xna.) The genial rays of spring ranehine have colled Teeth a variety of elegant novelties. Onidoor drew, whether for the prawns& or the carriage, begins to ammo the hum which Nature loves to mar at the present mage. Mooed laity the meet fashionable colours are tho micas shades et green and lilac, mauve and violet. Among the meet favour ite materials for outdoor costume may be nseatiened Jager, moire, figured with small sprigs or spots. Striped silks are also much in favour; but this year Fashion demo that the shim shall run lonetnetinally, and not horizontally. An out dress made in Peri' for a lady of high Whim is composed of taffety moire, shaded in two tints of green. The skirt bee a tablier front, ornamented with rosettes, formed of black lane sad ruched ribbon. The sloevee are slashed, and tho oientngs filled up with puffs of green velvet, edged with black lam. The bonnet made to accompany this dress Is of white crape, haying on one side a splendid iris in eluded tints of mauve. The mantle, of black alUr, is trimmed with ruches of Mack lace and green ribbon admirably combined together. - Another o• .door dress, also made In Paris, atid by the auweltextds, is at Myst bias eUk. At the lower edge of the skirt thaw to • kcal mite of the 'tame silk, and at intervals other near raavaisi In width slowed to the height of the knees. Our this skirt is • took open to *tot and towided at Wm estwass. It is aleo edged with • rubs. - . The mugs is easemintail ealY liatties gamma. We. The slams we wide, sad edged with three rows et ruching. The uatieridemes have two frilled lace tastefully ntermingted with bows of black velvet aid blue ribbon. The mantelet, of black moire antique, has two deep dunces of lams, and is onsaineatid with rick jet kimading. This ele gant toilette is completed by • barest of white crape covered with boallond of white gated tulle. On meads there is • mull feather; gad as the caber • spiv of Mee lowere, foreging part of the under trireming, is breggkt over the edge aid Land on the outside of the bassi." • opts: did dinner the. Ms just been me& of silk of • pal* ebb sad Manful denaptica. It ben a white (mad, llgneed with seers at dm* btu velvet. The skirt has • riser&trata. The duns have mss puff at the upper part, &mad with bias velvet ; gad below the puff there is a lease epa dew% with beset revers of blue veleet. The tilaseing of this the. alai* unsists of a row of Mar velvet anommis to the gran el earn end extending hoes &slower edge at the skirt le the top et the =sue. Bash af these mamma is aseireled by • border of black Chantilly Lam A few of the mast admired bell drum prepared for the want MUM may be here &scribed. pas just made is alba, talk, light as upon,. The skirt, which is entirely besdlloed and sound., le bordered by three heed rows of heailload, separated by mho= at blue mils and rows al bloods. Our this diaphanous jugs there is a tunic of Was heßs, edged with bleeds. BM Imbue of rich Wade &sant our the tusk. Three ere hateed at the lowa gabby bengeste of ram without kliegs, and the ether time am anal by bows al ribbon. The =sage and skean me beelike& ; ad • light mart of blue tulle, in the aph of the Kemp Imperalrica is teed by bouquets of fONIL A bell dries vary distingue in effect is made of white rail, the shirt trimmed with three dunces of white crape, beaded bye easy tlalehed at each edge by marrow black and white binds. Over the skirt there is a tunic a white crape, open at seek side, and the openings attached by ornaments of the lounge dem, mar of white ribbca, edged with black and white blonds ea/ tails of wild rams et • deep shade of orlon The earwigs sad dunes of white silk, covered with mem ue ornsassini with tufts of cerienoorloured eglantine. A dress with double skirt cl white tulle hu the lower one duped in its whole length. The upper skirt is gathered up at intervals by tam of foliage and bows of shaded green ribbon. The corsage and sleeves are draped with Mlle sad ornamented with similar bows and tufts of foliage. The beed.dreas cellists of a druidical wreath of foliage gal geld In equesbian costume there is but little - variety. It may, however, be observed that beauties ars lass worm than heretofore. Also that the waist of the riding-habit is rather shorter than last year, and that the corsage Is freptently dashed at top by • very flat and low cellar. The newest habits are fastened from the bottom of the skirt to the top t the corsage by a row of teautiful piesementeris buttons. The skirt should be entranely full sad very lug, and set on to the acreage in large ben plaits. Myrtle green, Insane bine, or black see the favourite colones for habita. I. Paris many ladies have resewed for equmtrian costume the roma chapeau d' homme, which has been es long super aided by bats tf • more fanciful and becoming form. The &imam d'horaxes is frequently ornamented by a c plume. Biding &ranches have tope of jasper or amber. l done ere ceesplete works of art, having the cipher of the weir heentifully wrought in gold, intermingled with pearls • end turquoises. We must sot omit to say stew words on bonnet,. Those most In favour are oomposed partly of silk and partly of CT pc A very pretty bonsai has been rude of white seeps trimmed with suave-cakered silk. A small Chantilly voilette Ii ocalead at each aide of the frost by bows a mauve-coloured ribbon, the ends of which flow loosely over the tavola. The under trimming consists of a wreath of mauve-taloned =hide. A bonnet of blue silk la trimmed with t ands 0 f blue crepe, end has • small valeta of white blonde. A much-admlred bonnet is composed of white drawn crap trimmed with grosi ills coloured silk. The under trimming cusiste of small tufts of peed Is ribbon and black lace. The white esicenst ribbon edged with narrow quilling. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS ' tit of Crew fleartos.—The Royal Household The edict of chief clerk le the Lied Chamberlain's department bee become yenta by the death of Mr. Thomas C. March. The Troesury : Mr. werd Philip, jug., extra clerk, Inland Revenue, Somerset-house, bag been appointed supplementary 'lark at the Truantry, the result of a competitive esezeinatirs. War Office There ere sull vacancies for juni Jr clerks— commencing salary, lOC/. per annum. Mr. La Grim Heather has Men appointed to a clerk.hip in the War-office, after a competitive examination. There ere vacancies for military store clerks, mead clam —commencing salary, 801. per annum. Mr. W. B. Le Oeyt has been promoted, from Ports mouth, to be military store clerk, filet ohm. at Colombo, Ceylon, vice Davao', removed to lodM. Gene. cal Post office There aro vacancies for Junior clerks —commencing salary, 7U. sad UV. per annum. The Dockyard'' Than are one or two clerkships still to be tilled up at Devomport Dockyard. Customs: Mr. Jobe Graves, senior clerk at Southampton, hes retired oa super enettation, after a Isegthemed service. Mr. Harry H. Suttee has been promoted from mooed to firet-elate landing cor nier at Liverpool. Mr. Llewellyn W. Moetyn has ben promoted from third to second class leading surveyor at Live o& Mr. E lewd Armstrong has been promoted from mend-dam landing waiter in London to to tW ea-clam p :a= surveyor at Liverpool. Mr. I ohs WCounell tree hero from tide surveys at Doggies. Isle of MAD, to be Midge tide surveyor at Seidel Mr. Peter G. Doyle, lending wailer at Drogheda, has been promoted to be landing waiter at Sunder lied. Cape if God Hope The office of regi.trar el the mined eommleeloS, Ceps Towa t has become vacant by the death of Mr. Robert Khan. East ladies: Captain A. Fraser, otEcielina wider-temerary to the government of India in the Public Works Department has been appointed permanent un d er - sec retary. Mr. B. Jackets bee Mee appointed magis trate, collector, and mat agent cd Poore. Mr: W. H. Broad hurst bee Wm appointed callerlw al Pernaah.—Cniu Barrios OacsUs, PUBLIC Dieerritesll.—Duriug the year 1858 these have bees added to the staff of publio employed 79.1 persons, _viz. :-4 have been added to th e State Paper and Public Record-offlos, 12 persona to a consist ereblithateet, 1 to the Foment fleer4tery's °Sae, 4 to the Coonnandertha- Chief s of&ce, 2 te tee Adjelest•Goessare oftee, 3to the I Quartermeeter-Othavere off*, 1 to Cbelase iffeenital Be tst.liohusrut, 23 to the Royal Military Collep,_3 to the Masai end V Limning yald, at ham" 4 to the Naos' sad Vic.' balling yards abroad, Mb the enema Depsreeme, Mee the Po,t-eflice. 1 to tin Commiseioner of Works cake. Ito the thigletrar-Geterare °Moe, 1 to the board of Works, Irethed sad 2to the Constabulary °Mc*, Irehted. Dories the som e pried 44 remove have lett the yobbo Civil &Moe. via, :-1 ken the Privy Council office 2 from the Baird of Teeth, Steen the WaroMee, 2 from the Admilaby, 10 firth the Weed Mememe, 12 trent the Audit. ode" 11 from the Irish Pew-lam lleard.—a v a Service Gazette. [Advertissmat.)—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS suit every tem: WWI tlkey us as oor nollabl• swetei bi zzo. *ld& bless aeeeoeem me win= the ass sev nwssa i rml. 51 r... ref sn ware sueseSsos le eldeb maklul am is Owe pas Um Gersten ' WWI Midi us noss=l.ll it t z:s" elisibtr WIWI sr Smog. To ma SSII lalOcia. . =.1101.11011.7:14160.s. ..itkpare wr i g o ve tits I & me** rash wort , emememet tda etrestmeremety semi Sir urni Wow% ma s old ell thee. dreetstmeaspethe thelthlthe ethe holthlthellOo• THE NEW PARLIAMENT. ENGLAND. Kr. T. M. Gibsoa Hoe. W. O. Steak/ 1 Mr. 8. Whitt:woad 1 Colonel Stuart Mr. H. Edwards Mr. Walton Mr T. Whorls.= Mr. Bright 1 Mr. Sch.lellakt Cokorl Watidas Mr. H. Berkeley Mr. W. H. Gore Logi= 1 Mr. J. Crook 1 ... Cptain Cfray Mr a . X. Kama, — Kr. A. 1:1Imre lir. Walpole Kr. Sal Sir W. l rmarvilla an.. H. B. Unmans — Calomel Stuart eir J. Graham Mr. Lawman Wiz. Lyihy 1 Kr Atinalral Wanda Kr. J. T. Hopwood , Lard Nina Ir. /MY . -4 1 Kr. H. B. Similes 1 Mr J. R. Meruirsy Kr.. Aibalms 1 Kr. B. B. Owl lir. Z. Throat 1 Biz B. Kudos alr J. Bur' 1 Mr. W. Bud 1 Roo. Y. Toniesuirr. 1 Ur. W. E. Wr/t7 Lord Woviry -- a — ' "" - ----- - Kr. J . B . H. oill Owlow 1 Air O. Wood Yr. J. !Manifold Mr. J.ll. Philippi Coking Clifford Itr. 0. Cdr. Ms. W. F,Coorpar 1 fa W. M. FinSW Kr. A. B. pachrsa• . 11r. J. Leeks 1 Mr. W. liitagerild I — Zieeiral Perl T. Bartag SWIM De Bothsebad 1 I ir.5.7. Up 1 Ur. W. Kr. W. 1 . -= 1 EaWorm M ay r. 0. Rs* Roc C. Salem lianbary Lad A. Poest oqtala Aura 1 Mr. T. D. Mal& Mr. J. 0. Ewen Lord J. Bans L. lisOwskiel 1 Sr J. Mb Wr FL. W. 91“Iliel I Silr.A.ll•Mili Usk -- li B. C . - Dr. l B. C. Amen tr. Breddebent Doe. C. W. nekelele Mr. J. BIM. 1 Z. Brass • 1 Lord N. Yr. Stift 1 1 Mr. B. lenie...4 ' 1 Mr. D. 14,1. , Mr O. Grey. 1 w . i Kr. c. oupi!. , et,. C. Paget 1 fgt. Mellor .. lir. Cardwell ir. . Mr. 6 A Z:t i tte Sir W. Headwall. Sir J. Owe* j3ks W. JulliSs {Mr. M. Manes 'Z . . &Ore - tut Idn P. Basin Bir I . Elphinatana Mr. Yeljamtai Lord Galway Mr. H. Mich Mr. M. Wyvill Mr. Cables Mr. W. A. Mackinaw' Lind C. Paget il l ila rt l ' io i . yo Kr. I. A. Roebuck e•••• lir. 0. MM&ld ifs 0. Bernd Yr. B. Can /41 11 isor Mr. Tablas Sir S. Nortbooto Lord R. Cecil Mr. Roramrur ec.,, E 1 Mr. L. Dilhryn 1 Mr John B. Tr*lawny 1 Yr. A. G. Rama 1 Row F. Lygoa • J. 11ati Lod Nuelon ...... Kr. A. . air W W.G. Lord Palesersecet Goa. G. Dermas Kr. A. 8. Ayrtos Kr. C. 8. Butler Yr. B. Taylor Kr. Dem Kr. G. W. Reptos IKr. B. Grosses Kr. G. Gressel' Ber W. G. finger Mr. N. Jolt& Colossi Forester Mr. M. Gaston Slr Lopes K. 'APIs Ns Do Lary Bross Sir I. Shelley 1 ler. O. Lyslt ecrn. SteoArtlelA Kr. W Vaneittart Yr G. K. Hops ttr . . C. vans. Sir IL Botha Isrd A. Choesaill Kr. W. Lanett. 1 elr. O. Moor& Str 0. Dewiness& Kr. T. NOS 1 Sir N. Leos 1 DrH Strew 1 TeAde le GI SCOTLAND. NUMB. Aberdres I ICoiosei 87kee 1 Dundee Edinburgh Sir G. 007_ Mr. lilft.Uva 11r. Black Yr. Bashasaa Mr. Greenock I Leith District ilk. Karr Perth 1 Stirling Glasgow _g= Tat Winn Minx° Itscviox.—Loso LONDS6; hoacgoost's TINANTILT.-111 reply toe totter isideemed to Wby Mr. Wortley's committee at Selby, Lord Louise berwagli writes:—" Genectees,—l have °sly just received ”ar latter of the 23rd date, sogesistias me that threats of discharge from their farms bays tarn met tenements of mine, in the event cd their not voting for Ranwasa sad Crossley. . I hot= to acquaist you, that I have gives the strident sedum to my local sgent, Mr. Chadwick, that he is on no amonat whatever to if with the political *pintoes of 'say tenaatry : that, if traestioned by say of them as to how I should with him to vote. ha Is to answer that my own = a are liberal, and that he& I th e A l ibi of voting I do se for Ramada' sad Crossley, but that I wish my temsta to follow th eir owa orb:dame manly unbiased by me. I dated that these had been ray insitatationatuMeCksdirick , thele William Milner. the friend of the two libsral coal • SYea en at liberty to make your letter to me, end tay some to it, pablc.-1 h aps.y yellanca ob ea edissily— vassosovGit. —Telhom /a rkar." Aabtaa . I be••=11E1 B•dtoed Bawdier Hirsdag bun Brox" I BiWl :::' Bolton I Cambay Csinbeilie 17a1vaskj Caataimuy I ce,ll cerlisis ce~A.r•m ........ aliberor 0101wrooath Denhigh Boroughs Dudley Durham City Zak, r'Ct Oa w0nt...... Haifa: Havetimbrest Hersiord (Oity) Eta411:11 I •op • • •••••• Melina livadegika Hythe Ktndsl TZb73i/a Lana t• TA7i, i I is t . r I uamm • Lisepiel Looks, al LiXo'r Lyon Bell. YawWIWI& Milton Madborough Ilinieboss Mostgarts7 Dbliet Korpoth Newautle•vailw Lyme Nortbsput NotUngbats Orford Oxford Univusity Pembroke . Paters!lald Retiod (East) iticheasei Itootidais .. R Sa y• adwieh Bhafteftbury Slatfield Shorohaza Shreiriboll Stamfosd Stroud Bwontes . I Tavistock ....... Tewkosbary Thadad Think Tivertos..4 Tower liogolets Tyaemouth Worsham Warwick Warrington visa — Wenlock Westbury . Westminster Whitby Windsor Wolmbampion Woodstock Worcester Wycombe Yarmouth NOMINATII MONDAI INS FIXED. 1 r, MAT S. Beekrdsthe. Huntingdonalktre. Isle of INright. Kilkenny (City). Lintel*. Likeatereltire (MOW. Learstewa(Eionth). Northamptonshire (Ponth). r,==-Ada(s-a) . Argyllshire. Armagh Berevtas Haulm Berkshire. Berwick. Bweriebbire. Cheshire (South). 1 Clectemamen and SLUM. I shim Derbyshire (North). Ti sta Utz). Dumfries Burghs. Donde& Darkens County (North). llisre (South). rilVabP". isethshlos: Neediness. Iteaftewahrte. BluerMe (Boot Steffordshhe (North). 81:01k at). Soney est). w (North). Ir d st% l;6. Wescest (Wwt). Wiltshire (Booth). r, MAT 3. respire (comity). , #.•"ln.lr• jarearshlre. 1 Oisecestershire (Wee). I =t ccihige. 1 TUEBDA 1 I Grim: Clies sg rMorth). °I.DZI=4. ). Bons ua j els = &wait (Wel* Boarai e). Wdh Worcestershire (Eat) Warwickshire (South).. CTossitel. Mee 4.. Kinsale (Baronet). Ktnairdlneshire. Lanarkshirs. Lineoloahire (South). Lisburn._ boillon. 1 Dedim (South). 1 Railam (Boroggh). 1 isikkk Doirsho. 1 1 KIM rot tr 4410. ). Undrape (North). Lehman Nn (North). I Liamhake (Not4h). WEDNIMI 1 Abardiasbire. - - Athloss. 1 Beite ddre. Car t = IZesl). id Ta — bwirkaaanty). I Elgin and Hahn. Glamorpnabirs. I Hampshire (Send* Heats (lima). - • Roliaighabire. Somerset (East). St. Aidreir's Theriot. Yorkshire (Eat Melee. IT, MAT 5. t i t iddi"ei tsierishs (Nath). Bars and Crew shires. Yorkshire (North E4i). Yougbsl. MAT 6. 1 Possbrokeddrit. - - - 1 1 iiiiisa..dii: 1 I Mal !" 4-. ••••••••""'"--FRIDA 1 olooortershire (But). 1 lIATI7IID. 1 1 Armagh Couatl. Wits (Count 7); DinegAl (CougtV. Cavan. ilr, 'Lim 7. ire. IYorkablre (West Mug). __ _ :if, MAT 9. I Meath (Coimil). Or, MAT 10. Watauga (am/4)1 1 TIIBEIDA Carlow (County). C L lk e lounty). (County). 1 WEDNISDAY, 114 T 11. reiroanagb (County). I Itowashan (County). SATI7II,DAY, NA Y 14. Kilkenny (Conaty). CLOSE OF POLLS. Lung oultmev I I 13IWEQW. Bcholetteld — • ' Bright Adiad TARMOIITIL II I a Birbity _ I=l.l PIDIOBD. 465 1 I Whitbread 449 Stuart 1 I Turner 427 , 427 497 4e • ..4O Is an $1 ~.. 1640 ~.. 1661 ~.. 1439 ~.. 1339 • 638 • 818 476 SANDWICH. Blirigin #.41, I=sml wnwsos. Visittart Mr Osseidi PONTEFRACT. I 1 g unte ctimm vasiod I ,--- DI:MUM. I 1 fheridan 1 Stoook NORTHAWFt O N. Gilds Smith Mackenzie i 1 -11- u - i -- _ PORTSMOUTH 1 Eh Magma - I 111•Aig • 1 lean Kind CAILLIBLI. I Ha s . _ BITIBLIY. i I water. I id - w - a d a Walker 1 Glover CAILBRIDOIL Muss's, Stewart Twissl 1 Mown 1 NOTTINGHAM tacky I I ilittrYono , 9416 2161 NOB , 164 ARTLERONE. DECLARATION OP THE POLL. The declaration of the polls ook place yesterday at bustinga, Portland-place, the presence of a very considerable number of pertone. The Nola Km. Sir B. Hall and Mr. Edwin Janie,. ac companied by Mr. Sandford, late member . for Somenetabire„ end Mber friends, strived at the hustings about ten minutes before eleven, end wire received with enthustastio rounds of , god cries "Where ' s Lord Stanley "Where's ClO ilb f' dm At the hour appoint. d, Mr. Cisorton Tmartix the raturnieg officer ORM fleis for ward, and said it now bee'varne his duly to deals's* oUy the state of the poll, which was, for — ?4 , . Edwin Jure Sir Ikbjushi Sell ...... Lord Stanley The announcement wee re _ - laughter, and cries for Mr. Haigh, who, at the call, himself amidst tremendous shoats of derision, mans, and confusion. The returning offieer then declared Edwin John :armee, bored.d the Right Rah Sir Benjamin Rail, Bert, duly Both the hen. members returned thanks for the honour ' again motored upon them. Sir B. USE entered at same length into the cirownetances under which Lord fitattleg's name was brought forward on that occasion. While he ex. militated the noble lord from tiestkepedon to the procentlngs, be charged the essesurasat wlit not Irving stepped the eh tempt to disturb the tonsitramoy of Marylebone, fog they moat have been aware that It was about to be made. Mr. neigh, one of the ettyportess of Lent Sessloy ea the nomination day, essayed le adieus the shalom amidst greet confusion, end he had ultimately to be driven sway in a ooh. A vote of &sake to the rennutai sliest laving bra week three hearty sheens seers exe. for Ss B. H is eau Jesse. 6,092 4,663 1,102 d sonido load °be Mato frattlignut. COURT OF EXCREQUIR.—APIIIL 29. Illitisgs hi Banco.— (Before the Lord Chief Baron, and Barone Martin, Bramwell, and Channell.) COWARD f. BADDILIT.—WHAT CONOITVTES AN AINIACLT. Thhe was an adios for assault and fete imprisonment tried before Mr. Bares Bramwell at OulltaU. The defendant. art, pleaded not guilty • serie thi tihat the plaintiff bad as saulted the defendant; and , that the laintiff bed se sauteed the defendant in vim cd tan police. The foots of the cue as proved at the trial were these : The plaintiff, Mr. Thome Lane Cowed, who is the financial manager of the Kornis" Peat newspaper, wse, about two o'clock on the morning of the Slat of October, after "having dined with his tried, Mr. Denham Smith, the analytical chemist at Righbury, be home, when 04ist r :ag through Islington-green be saw • large fire end the defendant wet directing the engne. The cesaldering that the defesdent t wee Sa t properly fonitline g the fire out, crossed from the paument, aM, tench blot, tcrahim be wee spreading th e flamee, 'skied him at sametme why he did not direct the water to the nut Loner, etehilteed ought lire. The eletedent taking no ma tte, tbetriff again remonstrated with him, and went back to the at eltich be originally stood ; whereupon the debedkot gave him into the ourody of a policemen, and hews takes to the station house, and locked up all night in. a cell with 68166 WS who were convicted thieves The plaintiff offered to wd for bait alter giving his same and address, bet the pollee on duty reineed to do eo on the ground that he Wieintackeldd.' The plaintiff in hie evidence sworn he wee nok mad ta tgii he was - supported by the testimony of the gintiomen with-whom he had dined and other mit osis,. Se •40 414011161 that he had ever touched the r 4ld". 4C the delludent the ere wee that the plabdfff, who wen intoxicated, had saga him by the arm and swung him violently round, end live witnesses swore to the assault relied upon by the defendant as an answer to the action. Tha jury found that there had been an ,imposition of the bands by the plaintiff on the deissident with the view of ah tramlnghis anannoo, bat _ without any intention of commit ting an assault, sad tent • verdict for the plettitiff, with damages IW. • role sid was athesquently o bt ained to set aside the verdict and to enter it for the defendant. Tit ride now ones on for wisest, the question being what In law constituted an smut Mr. Beasley showed eases against the rule, contending that there had bean so assault committed by the plaintiff, and that the Whig of the jsey mated him, as the mare Imposition of hands for the purpose of Mesatlsss the attention et the defendant to his awn ace, ens not eadSoiant to sup , Dort the defendant's plea. In esupdrt of his argument he cited "Raiding v. Till" (3 teem sad Wellb7) " kat v. Shepherd" (3 Wileat's Report); sad " Ruh v. Pam*" (32 B.). Mr. Bum Chanson said the plaintiff, weeding to the evldeece, did not intend to reproach the defendant but to re with him, and the intention was as ingredient in • 4086 el eseault, for according to Hoskins en usault meant in a rude, hostile manner. Mr. Burnley submitted there bad been no smart or battery, such as to jetty the defendant in giving the plain tiff into custody. Mr. lierjent Petenderff (with whom was Mr. Francis in upport el the rule) conteaded that the imposition of Made by the plaintiff on the defendant against his sill amounted to se result. It bed been so bell in the ease of " BAIT v. Perkins," in which a medioal man assisted • Weals patient to remove pert of her dress. The Lord Chief Baran—But that was for an unlawful purpose, sad tbsa .. er . L . feand that the defendenthed committed • gross ace of Mr. Serjeast—The plaintiff in this case inter fered with the dollendeat in the execution of his duty. The Lord Chief Bares—Solely with the view of calling his attention. There was no mere an await or battery than there is a Inseam if a mas inters the hum of a friend on whom he intends to mill on hoeing the door open. Mr. Baron Mazda—No doubt the plaintiff did touch the defendant, but with a view rd calling hue attention. Mr. Francis, on the suss aide, urged that the act of the plaintiff was ukuleld to lead to a breach of ti e peace, sad therefore the defendant was justified in giving into cue tcdihe court was unanitnondy of opted= ate' the Ending at the jag, the plaintiff had, with ible.vbefet merely dere- Ora the_enenties et the elskodenea tdilioat any vioanao lma boadmaSiatradia dandaat. The piss th at smautt =tiff could not be suetaird, and themlimillbe in siring the plaiatiff Into corded,. Its theeseer of the plain tiff meat therefore er a ;;;Ztas eale asst be discharged. Rids discharged THE POLICE COURTS BOW-BTREET. Mr. Shit'Rees Me well-known undertaker , yee terds y waited on Mr. Jeldine, in order to maks a statement, partly contnidicting„the complaint advanced by his neighbour, Mr. Bletchley, M.R.C.8., in reference to the treatment of a pie sober in Coldbeth-fights Prism, and of his body after death. Mr. Bhillibeer oborvedelut the statement of Mr. Bletchley would lead the pablio to suppose that when the body wee claimed by • young lady, a friend of the deceased, it wee ex posed to her in • suite of malty. This was not the nee, ea she never saw it in that condition. The Soong lady informed him the inquest bad ,Imen held, end that the body would be delivered up to her et • cert ain hour. He accordingly .sent one of hie men with a hawse to the prison at the impala./ hoar. There had been a pod modem examination, and of course the body wee, as meal in each cones, lying on the dissecting table, in a date of nudity. But he must remark, to show that the body hul not been improperly treated, that when the cheat had been opened for the purposes of the ex enitnetios, it had been *own up with suck sunless that it was difficult to discover the seam in the akin. The body was removed from the Mite& to hie remises, in • shell which bad Men specially lined and staffed foe the ocouion, and bad not been wed for any other body. The body wee wrapped in • winding-sheet—the usual winding.sheat emptoycd in the trade eight feet long and live Jes t wide. The winding-sheet was nude of cambric of • good quality. It was placed in • coffin, i.ni de posited to an apartment kept for that special purpose. Mr. Streaky, as reported in 113010 of the paper., had said that the body wee earned naked in a bace-yard. The fact was That he (Mr. Shillthese) hod no yard seta Dad to his premises. Bodies left in hit s care were place! in a decent room kept for that eurpose, as he frequently had chess of the bodice of young ladies and gentlemen who had died is schools,and must be removed at once when terhaps there wee not time to communicate with their friends he might suffer coosidemble Wary id a notion got abroad that he exposed the bodies of his fellow -creatures in a bechyard like the arum of in many dogs. It might have been thought from the tone which Mr. Bletchley ma that be had celled sad asked to see the body as • sort of inspector. The Act was that be called end asked to see the body of Mr. Smyth as if be were • friend, and when he (Mr. Bbiltibeer) gave him the shims of the young lady in confidence, be wrote to her end told her the body wee exposed in a state of nudity. In consequence of that letter she bought • very a ntfi shirt end sent it to him. This was quite unnecessary, the body wee elready coveted decently end in accoedance with usage, is the windieg-sheet. Mr. Bletoklue had charged him with prevarication in saying that the body wee not in • state of nudity when coveted with the tuna] winding-these, which Mr. Blotch ley contemptuously but improperly described as " two pieces of calico." The observation wee in Sul( impatinent. Bet he considered that it wee Mr. Bletobley who preyed. Wed in trying to make out that the body was naked, be cause pot covered in whi t be called " wearing apparel," though decently wrapped rip in the shroud, the proper tied suitable condor( for the dead. Mr. Bletcluey said there was • large blister on the breast of the corpse. Ile himself be lieved that it was a mustard plaster • but why should Mr. Bip:oieotc.blezhfinendthfaeult bed d th til:see.nienedieelinquw,Hrasn e t e w g w eg c e h d , if et tht tli t : had barn any wrong treatment of demised, it would have been exposed. Mr. Bletrbley said the friends of the deceased were enkeown. Yet he bad shown th.t he knew who they were ; for in a letter which he addressed to a teeny limier, be had most unneoeseuily, end he must aid in a moat unfeeling meaner as regarded the Mends of the deceased, stated his real name. and the address of his friends. Mr. Jardine said it was natured thee Mr. Shilliliter should desire to explain the matter, bat be must say that Mr. Bl e tchloy bad not appeared dedeessel %win anything to Dim (Mr. Bbillibeer). Of 00117•11 there could be no doubt that tu•vespecteble establishment Mee that of Mr. Shillibeer care wee taken that nothing indeeolons could take place. To do ustice to Mr. Bletchley, he had not imputed that. but had directed his complaint licitly against the gad authorities. Mr. Blaillibeer mill thought hie exlienetion was neceesary. Ile was obliged to hie wonship for his courtsoos atteetion, and hoped hiss's ear would attain the same pablicity 2I the letemeist of Kr. 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