The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-13 00:00:00

[ eSt Ortprt4 /.4 - 1 • - ;4.4 ,~t e ~ [TWOPENCE. (Stamped Id. AdditionaL) No. 3,976 1 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1869. ....., 5TE.131 COMMUNICATION Intim' LIVER POOL and 111111` TORIL—IIe falrolllll'W TOLL PHILMAILMIL flhillWlP 00 lir tle . ...ad ler sari awasilles. ga araft a it 1 cr Y frOlf wAsauferos liellroday, Jur L socuitoo LITT OF SAUMIIOIII.. .... omega r oos.u.v.a.gli=lcipiardillas. Ire le" :=Tard Irr i sa ge ll=telsid Imo* ea Ter vier perdsolow ea* Is WILLIAM MILL ft. WM., ;es Se LI TM mg KAMM. of ft .011•0.4.41. WATZEFoRD wan relivaisti„..hk,„l isl so. of grV"--Arig air s4 14-9 "-I DkOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, tint aa ILITSAOMIART 0111MA3, MK ET IP 0 at Ow 111111 Ur WWI LONDON OLIN WI be 11•14 oa FRIDAY. s' "Mu \FASO MON. Ira Olis law WM& T. MARTIN'S HALL—TM LAST autscairom owtoffits et my JONI 1110LLAIL Woos Futuna wtith Aar " BUN wit Telma& Ia.!.ft:•••16.11. if It ALBERT SMITH'S CHINA, ToNtore. mummy at S oul t - a 041014. 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Ws OIL per le sad Is Os Sari at let leardowst t. (kW 111. Min's Olmoduest &Mt AG I S—ORITUINE 110111LEMADIL— W=1XP 0 ..46. , %:0CT0R mg 111011. lliaaral. prOLUTION IN TAILORS' CHARGES ise lie MIS aid II IDDLZ MAIM .--flisio d .• Wdoime Ws amerse. but =f i r, mg is IS. Irlagr i • bito t rislM4 Y om' l 1111 401, _ = if "imam The beim: r a v s• w.L vow*. • le arseal, wil MIENRAM ea SONS' ILLUSTRATED ?pia =ay. u.......TagiAni lOU W IPS* W.A. limirailM err. 8001111 BOUGH: to wry monist, sod iu tt mina. EOll2l CHARGE ilsr STAMPING PAPER aad YELOPIII via MUM% CUM or I 31111A1A -4L pry la ; w 4.9ffkor: 4llllUbli %E ar F riu b i l ita l F ilt i l ler i = We. 6. pie ma • „Sepbrilsted esoils. per MO ; all mowed mod raitiesTis C 114. 4 11=1111 - Tall arrell sa lasowd. hirMILLs Wires. IL Plonallo. gaiL li Siiiii.'"- TIMM'S MUM SOUND ma WHITE TEETH.. indispensable W ' =d t: pr ies s i t ti e 'La 8 18 Wa tt /1. ta Try 1 . AM mbar sea ibsairmase by OEM s •queimors. IUP TUEZ Brily_S•7.l_lldeitss ?Mast 1111117.91104111•1 I LEV= TWIN liZ e rywas Mini moilor• te 14;1 1 ;08•158 ft she b rilm243lllß b :: 4. net ... t efus 22134• D actin ; Mil l _.7 lb' awl dem= OM II a, 181•04.2..r.= • •••1511.• olnair in re.. V ... 1•• Z . rM. Z Oa saw. M. WISX. 1.1. A. Umlaut Taw ea Ile lanewls•olm. sot • Is oil am NY RUPTURE B.—The NITWIT drr SELF ADMITIIIII=3IIIpiaaIIy whirr .• owl Me7= B 6l•BBwary lair id a pod Imo b arra =eriT m uts posorma =a p t: r i s araid remaasi. HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSIC.-NIIRYOUS m Jim ZPVIIIMILLT OVA= le • ••• 1•04 mimed 1.0.1. tmoirmial. e•Zer...:& oll . =T. Alkalikaa. liereAnsl. Ob• g . ACT el ORATITUDZ-10.409 w Cari a Gm t ... end= Nes et =" 1 . 1 '" 41 " .111 Tr t " ..1 14., ba 4 = =‘ l Idk om MlM mipt Omar . L * Ounie. pi BIM AlL—Protested by Nei latisr• .Isi ii ptlwa hli n e n= ter bine. LlNll=6.mile= ot:lett= Imes. AIM soototr a *Law toolooo oilloolor %dr ..e...1........ .= 2 : 11 11 1117$. 4 w = " A4 de. C ."8.1 noot= .t. .k.. .. 61 1 el • tool i =oB4l . l 80. It Po Wtomb el* vomooo. to thoO r ot 2ll "Mot of Or V. are =ii. spa I .6.16 ale IS thowll6o asila T IM Trims= Iliel i 4rea la= tare fa ow* NW al Its Vela latAo oltfor= t C.. "." 7 6 e«.. wilts .....41..:,,„,.v. ...& iv peel 4.. is in..74. led 1.70.1. 1.111 Mg P. 10.01. P•t i. W ingimm alnida• at : avail MI T HE DRAINAGE TENDERS .- ASSIZE COM& —TIN WILDS. of Slaw, 411 Kamp.] eielals• V d Illeisd Amiss o.mmft—isebitiolur. W. I.na Ilsrausi.nrest—Our 11:119.10. N= l ll".'"' P rar t = e lA- I =llllrllilr e ' Beat Lahr mod floAss H. Tom. Loarame-11.6 Auras' ifi u mg edps-110almod G 11.•--011 c• 1. Yak mak OwerHoriss ; lookallen. gitSTA l rleir:M a nta g ftrg Paim i l / 2 morg , S to rm= Imporlata MO %a of •• law el Yr V And lakmaryt i t WM. be ACOMII lefa m • I.lll=ll in •MB =MS lawas.9•••• missuriojaup MUM MID DISMAL Was ...--11 PA WA ANIMAS LITIL i ir ELlCTribsi— rze. ,_ A t. W4l . l=llll=dal owl .. 60, I '11...... ~se monwowe to *Wok as ta s sewlew of min A , W loga , ==. saiWww ~, —.. of mien owns , ~a 7" .. y ...r.- itzalredi els ell , . '-' "l i= li ibmwrima with ."7lt.. ISA Wing Os 5 . 9 M % iv as =Wt . . ' b uTs.. l4 _ ibl i. sibs L t .... - = sea Wow. it monewbe Ws W. amnia wa at A ..Annetta As in rotor. by Mr. Henry Morey, on * The Claim of Hash to itheognition atang the Arts," wm enact halve the Saieyd ATI4, on Wedamday, to 4 05- omens end seinties mane Sr‘ John Harrington, Bart., peelded. ROYAL COLLEGE Or eillGeolle.—The following members Mese merges* the amerery exacelestions were admitted fellows et the oboe, all • mereser of the Coart of leanaseek ea the Wit fee , cis, : lessere. Janus 'MIMI Croaks. Betel Have, diploma of wiresberehip dated Joao 14, 1844 ; Berme Mtwara Broditurst, Grosvenor street" Oronasse-st Jam 28, 1814; Samuel M. C. Anderson Smith, Mieemeatimsath, Loamy 22, 1847; Tema Germ Ifitegme/A WhikLali fmJ, August 1860; Hoary thiellages Greselmee Geer iseet, Temple, Dematbrr 2, 1868; kip Iseepiire de le Garda Later, April 16, 1336 ; _Theodore Davis, Orme Aseeell meet, July 6, ISM; Alfred Hawed Debt, Labe hemplacs, October 12, 1866 ; James Rene Tim, 47, Chem, Desimber 14, 18.1.5 ; sad Jame NO* Gray, Nowthewohea, April 18, left.; Asa et • are - lee el the Comae eadellith lait., the following pu wke lid bees aimed et poem meei,voire sil t = Mews of the Codes., via. Mears. Athe Balm Cutfleid, Bet. Jemmy k Me' S. Alkyd Detta-fleth, Aeleoa-ends-Lym Aga lb, MC ea Elks Oldham, Wee Hattlepord, Dee men 17,14141. BALLOT MUTING AT LAVSCIITTOIA public nudes of the flallooll eat gale lakethieses Med' benegh is from of the Isle we held in the lairmigthes Lams, te Hearlay erealog. ion the inns\ le ealkely ocatrelhdly the Del. of Northiskelead, who ail the ble elestiomaseal fitkeitin Halibinim le be Marsed member foe Lasecages. Thie eneved Invade of make *this laviagmetel eassiderable Mltatios is the Ihereegh, It wee daim • Ineenble moment to pram.is the eases of the ballot, eeposieep as the blades of the dl's rely, ma the faith of memo Mismeale alleged to be made by Mr. Hill hereon, bad amend a whit to hem • emulsion on the ballot, to disabuse the med of the pink ea the subject • challenge to gable Mamie, ese honed fa tho bill. commiss the meeting. Ns. of dr DOA I Society, being to the weighbmbeel. wis to 018.1, to revenant that bsey. Aloss as theme me tmmeY err planets of the lathe queen ibmlb. Whleglime Om cheeses die nee low the amnia. Nem of the almonie d i laviele, mined the levier Moose the r pees • rink. alas milimalleg the es hem esot of say Rehm Dili. The meth Me the more =rimiest a the tery_perte Yr:repent Is MaNcitestea Plts BAI 8C1100•.—Tb• higi.masterehip of this will be vacant is espem her ant, by the el the Bee. Meeks Gereen. M.A., the preset , who hes ben as neelsiithe the wheal for tholes petedof nearly 40=Zteel sia tossed, lapin ego, by Hogh Emear, awl the eg=int of the mem lend la the Protect d Ong= Oahe& It le ammeh able that fest bee m110n, C.1 % awe animinaein la the 1:e Mode Oslie4 ye edamed he seed; ohm two of the pone back d bkhoga. 1/81180 &Ware MOM Tug Roil lle m EAST RtrogalaTOlT.-111 daring conspiracy bee billy Mae le. keted emeapt • of penile °deader' mind le the Hone la CM Beet Red i deny. Old Ford, Bow, weeknight have led to very diesstrem mem }ma what hoe Me elicited thank eke deed that the boys had pleased some whine to pees aegameme sad officers of the inattention. for the wpm of deft Ins destruction of the warrants I and papers!), mesas erg Midi they eight be identified, and then to seam theirowsMemeter. Timber. who took the lead i. this able bee a very had ithareeter. They had been fre quently convicted at fee rte. Tb . Homo contains about forty bop, • isea tento mw pen of me. About throe dace &oven of them cosoortrd • pin by which thee _beget le diet their *sot. It was pro posed that roe either make, who led bees I. the service tf • emit, shield peen me inn* week wee to be Mud lathe wiendith r e lac Min it ere eine eat through the bare. Tide hey we Is the methkees tithe governor, and wee idly awl we ho Deer la .sale. Armin of the gang mob the holthatmeiviegthemilk et legatee, wbitei the others led to peen the breathe. to theist of the in mate.. The pniaeswo ellen beam got ea the ith,but the boy become( eked le get It This apparently led to an appreememthatther Names world be direlyd to the governor, Mr. Oredelier eel they determined upon escaping from the Mose est algid; eel watching fur aa opeortmity the 111111110111116, gm got We the soma's roes sad thole a hese di kale pistols. llsrhg the night they tiagam oleo sees, and besting opm • doerhad lsrosillbeemtheelt they escaped tato an dj.l. k n Zed, sad sail of Iowa& Mei* Mil** the direction of Epping Fortwl. of es Thy b / sway n than fifteen minutes before Me. So sem the pe me tersor had antes of their eight, eeil f horseback is me ek, bet It me IMO Use Min he meld trace the nem My hed Lein. Alma • wen *Amok he learned the the gdbm_imil peed • peg l ease 111 = s tb i e Weedie.ulte anted IW now ern gab& be bead them to Mob& wh et he 1 > 1211:11 Me*, liesapsend et the Man areahaild" lad tie dim nabbed towards Ilealew. AS kWh din le lac aspeaden vine awn re width ef Omit Maddia, sit vain hen Ikhsgu owl It one salsa elan a lino that the dime well that elm if they notated lima they were made f Miry en rears takes to leen litortora, mad rreelthist Magi with them to Leak • sad &lime Ore to the gethicteetes at Bow. The following mauler the wen leseeellei le be elm Wee the impetrate' at r en =leset iosa bat setwitleasftg three t 0... An et them amended In all from the is... =I used, sad have ma ben dam bete of The saes were eamind beton the aneiireen, and were remostlei till Itheihry. Banal IM P. 011131 el if sitalaGe..—As aides ha Met bees .led at the Obey Sheer Cart, et the isetesse of Jima Tefier, Hemital-eheet, ahem meet Ad.m Berd, ear b he the an of 2001. es Gr false to WO • anomie of aserehm The dtYde admitted that be mad, the peceim bet pied that be was justified In Ithe Meal le wean it as eases* II the Mims temper of the eea. Wrath emits Imeedee to the t of NC, Mt Ye Jaime wee spirt tithe Sherif l air A. Abele, who the sass le 101. The ma lad made keep* penes te Ida tended bale, Mt the peke hal a dithiresee ar Sunday IS amisg ism the shank, is comp .eacyof the pare= re weeders cleat witch be led glvea hen. This kJ to bh set atria her Me area to ceasegenes of which they waked seeder kr show • mile without epee kg be see other ; aid whin at hsgth the &deem broke seem by payee, " lee • aid day." to, porous replied, 't I sat nose the warmer to yea," and shortly she eared him • have her, whisk he etteldirei Al Grime the pur nee mote a higher to es dah esder. coalman her fault, and amber ages dim not b mho it • grimace for bredrier ▪ oe seem am meppmeat mike al exerriegr. sad pectin tats el the seripmes on the setae. The deader, how ever, was obdurate; sed the sheriff, bolding that both the win wrest* them, meiriel damps aa stated above. VIM PetnirlitHolt 31.411.3.-111* Tagus arrived et erwhompes Media eel the Persiosear mile. Her doles were Lhhaa, Hwy 7, and Opal* esd Vigo 8. ithe Meese 44 peempere. Amen lee me wee spode t lb. nine of gee keel. 'TM b tu man- - l - w ar tame Bartholomew Dim, with the Duke of O port o sad Preen Otter of Swale se bawd, arrival at Lkhes on the 7th, sed woo ream by • royal salute from all the emerkess. The menthe ef Prim George of Gamey to the Isere of Peened was te take place on lite Bth Mani The Tem peened the Sawa Mitsais with the Peninsular Tade of the lth me Ni thh, kW. MIL RICAN Josnes—Tbs trial of the United State* Mantel Tyler Me ant Captain Jose" for resisting an sea to • Casein pert, bee melted In • verdict of " thwaiwotolg Itwolwilor med the mama ie • flee of are dotter eel • wiase's impiesamest. Bach ia the Yetakee o.usaty on • rive Am wheat ally maim revolvers in thy rre...s 4 hi Italy, bet me Iles to. deilltentely, with out the dikehtet asemeßy, me whoa ethic femora cowatey. Oa iho seen day • ins tedved daye im pediment, Is the rani reek Me Orin a mai the -lee of • lady's deem, value tepee' at one dollar.—Gthe- JO* NOW. PRIM ALFRED AT BEYBOUr. PION OVA OWN BEYROUT, Aram 16, I mentioned in my last, dated 14th inst., that the Burpslas had left for Sidon on the previons day. She re turned to this roadstead ma the day I wrote, and left Beyront I finally yesterday, with the intention of calling at Tripoli, I Latakia, Alezandrette, and Rhodes, on her wsy to Malta. I Her getting under way without steam, end setting sail after sail las she started with the wind nearly right aft on her way earthward, afforded In • eight not often witoessed in these days of steam; and the night before she left, Mr. Moore, the Baldish Consul-General bore, gave • grand lull, at which Captain Turiston of the Etuyalus, Priam Alfred, and all the oaken of the frigate were present, as were the °fibers of the French steam sloop of war the Cbsptal, the consuls and emends-general of the various noncm, and all the principal perm= of the local society, English and tango. The party went off with great spirit, the host and Metes' hitting off the exact happy medium of treating the Prince with due respect as son of the Clasen of England, end yet not making the slightest fa.. about • junior midshipmen of the Royal Navy. The prince himself seems to be a flee, mealy lad, end, potting his title aside, would be orsidered anywhere as en exoelkint specimen of a well-bred Eegifelt boy. He seems particularly food of unclog, sad appeared to enjoy himself mmeihigly throughout the evening, the more so, perhaps. se this was the ern pasty sines he int Ragland at which be had not been treated with the most aboard has and carer mazy. The young men, however, has no doubt • very fair idea of his own position. I noticed more than once that he would be chatting away pill and freely with either some of his moeemstos or Ids pertar, whim the Cossul-Oeneral would coon up to 'straws either me al the other comas or one of the Lebanon chiefs (of wham there were several at the ' ball). In • moment the kd drew blase& up, and, assuming • 11.11 e air of what the old peaty-a-liners would cell "courtents &gaily," showed that, although a mere mid shimin is rook, he was by Meth Priam Alfred of Eng land. Tina, however, is all right, for the moment the boy began to speak to any one, it was guile ' evident that he was free Lam mosezeit of any kind. The French, who form the great majority of the local society, • yore delighted with the Prince. The mantels chiefs pre , gust wished to my him every respect, bat could not under ! shad how it was he wore neither jewels nor gold embroidery _ _ . at his jacket. A greet number of them, saga; an after of urines belonging to the frigate dressed Ma . ..flatly to the other ciliate (.f the ship—being suturally is his starlet uniform—mistook that 'salaam for his royal highassi, •od were not • little disappoisted whoa they direassal their notanha. But they yet believe the marl= Mar lobe • gassed et rank, who is la atteadance upon the Praia with • number of royal goads. Bo much for the Womb of soda ups the thief. of Lebow.. 101TI0(ILIVIAL 800ISTY. The spring show of the above 'society, which took place ye.terday at Bt. James's Hall, wee pronounced by com petent judges or be orsilderately shove the average, smith needing thermion severity of Ike mem. The fine foliaged plants were be great twee, and exhibited all those greeeful varieties of form which lave masted f‘. r them their now very general popularity. Orchids were well, although not num*. many, represented, end smiles and rhododendrons were n hibited in cuisiderable numbers and variety. The roses were --- mute admired, and a new variety of forge t-me-not " at traded general observation. The judges were puzzled as to the exact &rally to which Ibis new flower belonged, but the general public had not the slightest hesitation in pronouncing in favour of its great beauty and perfect novelty. In fruit much interest was crested by the exhibition of a tray of oranges from South Australis. They sre conslderely larger then any wo get from Southern Europe, and their flavour is said to be far beyond anything hitherto known to English palates. They were chipped at Adelaide, without any unusual pre tender., end yet, notwithstanding the extreme length of the voyage, were landed In Ragland in a high @tete of preserva tion. It appear. that the neighbourhood of Adelaide I. vs- Ally adapted for the cultivation of this valuable fruit. There were al.o some remarkably floe gropes shown, public opinion favouring more the second bunch on the joke. list then that to which the Ind prize had been awarded ; but the rested menet in this department was a basket of straw berries of Immense else end the roost hellbent colour, and wide& the sacoodal grower had designated the "Sir Charles Napier" variety. Taken altogether, the spring show may beClaceouseei ae be very saceesetal. UNIVERSITY mrsLuaiNcs. CILYDRIDGI, MAT 12. M a congregation this day Professor Owen was adadisi as tie wit at LL D.. Maoris CavaL" fol. loaded additioaal dogma won oraferrod L.IL—J. H. Coacallor. 3. L. char, J . W. Clark W. D. Nat, T. W. Harty. J. B. Tilley sad T. J. Ton, 'Natty Collage ; T. O. Boaaro, Br. JAW& Caw; J. 11. Ibroy. Si. Peel Collage L P. W. Lomb, Plialat Col lor; 1.. C. Marva tad U. W. Itavatiay, Cal= College ; J. I. Barth* aad C. Wodata t Ompo• Christi Canape ; C. L. Mimi rod H. liana /was Coltep ; 11. C. Stow, C. IL Colvertry, 3. C. led T. L. &Mimi, Milt's Coder; J. It. iamagel, Somorool LL.II-11. N. Iwo& OalanOmiliso. Olamp rad W. C. Pertse. Trinity Caw ; idk, Clan Camp • C. W. Raab, Gist Cola" oad Forbes, at Trldti Mop, Daldla, was adaldrd ad i b. IbsJackotoiaa Nohow at Esportateatal PhOtooody Womb to ozoodas for cartillestas on Wodnooday, May 18, at tw eakod. OXFORD, MAT 14.. Jaws Ooittos—This atternocat . rimier way aimed Waders of Ode social. : — Lew* Ude Clerk ; David 0. Clarke. Frederick Haseals, sad hags Owes, mammas of Jau• College; Nei Lary L. Brows, free Llanrwat School. There were U ereaUsites. CHIMUTIT AT THE Wain-END.—Last week kw tow Beath /car tere motemitive lectures by Prokeece Pepper (late of the v i cc . sad Dr. Itobertivon Bad, Tice-p -alpe ti th e 1, The former veneers lec tured at the Byre on behalf of the building feed of St Mary's Church, Kilburn, odor the isaumbency of the Bev. 0. &Adam 8.A., while tbe letter IDr. Reid) differed the 1711 of a second series at lactase, in the theatre of the eoliege is whkh be Wade wile.. As the lectures come off on otheentive amine, and were en kindred subiecte, the atenlasee at both was very ins (AMID MlDDLtba.Aell BEAMINATIONS.—We un dersea that the total somber of candidates for examine the this year smith IMO. TM ammiartke will commence la tech of the following please on Tuesday, the Itth of Joss, at 9 o'cthellt um., and will be motioned from day to day until it le oempleted. The plaom where eranisadma win be bold are Oxford, London, Bath, Bedford, Br Liz- Wm, Brighton, Exeter, Gloucester Ipnrich, Lithegeepl, Manchester, Nottingbal, Reigate, enci Benthergtort. ROYAL MEDICAL BENEVOLENT COLLEGE.—The Moth mud general oteneng of this tostitution me bed = 111/411 1 1 . tho Freememes' Tanen, Gaul Qsrea-stren; , weeding. Mr. K. Freemen, the s= , read the men, whirl commenced by compete ;at friend, al the college on it. -motioned prosperity. Every pear addei to the supporters of the institution. In order to mem is some degree the constantly Mc renting pree mie fier the atheist= as foundries scholars of the orphans of waled ass who have died leaving their families to nentsdtous circumstances, it had been agreed that the num ber of foundation scholars should be imeessed from thirty dire to Potty doting the present year. A vacancy bat arisen by the death of one of the boys, sod there would therefore be six foundation achears and one pensioner to be elec'ed on the 26th of May. The council regretted the*, al. hough there were in the battening papers of this year to candidates for pariceareMps, no more than caw pensioner could be odmitted, the whole of the twenty rendeuces seat erected briar, with one areepterin, fated. They had determined to adopt a proposal •by the tremerer, that ladies abould maim, for a limited period to admitted se life gnomon on papas' of do gallium each, and to in crust the enowasos mule by the college to the penolosere from IW. to 114. a year. The altmaties involved • primmest apsivittues of VW • leer. The Mate of the lethal was highly rs isfactoey, nod the marts of the examiners ap peintW by the month Yk no doubt of the sorsid made by the hips. The annual festive of Chi= took piece on the Oh et April last, and the desatiente re mind amonsied to mane than 1,00 W., and a l egac y of 3.0001.. bad bath Itheenthed to the thaw by the late Mr. Bin., at Bail A erblertee. The thenaisi elate meat showed that the beim at Ilebillev wee cooed. rattly 1 lenses the Slot it Dee r, 11.11, elms es the same day* 1667 ; awl the athrelthalleas theses se liberal a ee.l• that It WS bind paoldlohlo to per of 1,0001. from the 7,aines the Sid Deseneber leek leaving only .ge e stal to BLEGIION INTBLLIG.ENCE. WEST RIDING.—THE DECLARATION. (From the Leeds Yerfeni.) The declaration took place from the hustings at Wakefield yeetaday rooming, in the presence of from 16,000 to 20,000 people. In the eerier part of the morning the town wore • very genet aspect, but towards noon the steles leading to and fronting the Illation were thronged by electors and non-electors, who had come from ell parts of the riding to wham the final moondinge in this great amine Banda of music paraded the sot eta, and from a great number of boners in varkes parts of the town then tested orange lowers, the " yellow" bring the predominant and almost the only colour observable in the town end amongst the crowd" of _people assembled in Wood-street cad on the basting'. The liberal members, Sir John William Rome den and Frank Crossley, Req., entered Wakefield by Si. John's, at twelve o'clock, sexonspealed by a procession of emend thouaands, and standed by three or four bands of music. They wee received with great 'atheneum, the church bells riming out merry peels, end alter going through the princi_pal thoroughfare they approached the hustings up Wood-street, and so woe as they mule their appear ante the aseembly burst forth in loud end repeated chews, making the 'elide ring with the vehemence of their applame. The. manifestation of enthusiasm con tinued until after the hon. gentlemen bed tikes their places on the hudiage, to the left of the High Sheriff. They were supported by the following amonget other gentlemen Charles Wood M.P., Sir W. M. B. Milner, Right Hon. E. Herman, MAI., R. A. Leetham, Rego Y.P. J. W. Chil ders, Ent , chairman of the mated committee% J. D. Dent, Baq., Major Wend, R. N. Ykillge, Req., vim-chairman ot the London coVe. The High 8 Ow J. M. Pfildegtoe) wowed In front of the hustings • hew minute. before one, &accompanied by the ander sheriff (W. Gray, ) sod the thr sheriff (B. Dixon, Pin -), sad imainiataly proceeded to mts Ike poll. He seal--Geetlemen, 1 end that the remelt of the poll is as follows Sir John William Hamden 15,978 Mr. Freak Crowley Hoe. J. 8. Wortley (Cheers.) I therefore declare Str Joha William Hamden, Bart., end Freak Crowley, Esq.,to be delyelected *straights of the shim, to sewn la parliament for the West Riding of the county of York. (Load deem) The hon. memitem thea pates theireockedhate, and girded themselves with their swards; after which The I.7lettan-liaueurr read the writ, declaring their re hire. Sir J. W. RXXIIDIN then mended to address the as sembly, and was received with an eethrtsintio burst of applause. Re add—Mr. High Mien% Electors, and Non eleetore lithe Wed Riding, I return you my warmest teanks. I offer you ay sincerest otevetolationa (Chews and a vole.—" What for larthwy and Wimbledon.") The haul. has bra years, sad Weedy you have fought it. (Cheers.) The vheeey is your own, and nobly have you won It. (Chews.) The struggle has beta suers. (" No, ao," from the emeamatime.) It has been same, for our *p are strong, dad well have they nedetateed the fight. raeasert from the conservatives) The prize was worthy of the coamst, mad it le yours. (Loud cheers.) Bikes the kettle, I said I would not boast ,• end now that the Timmy is won I wi'l tot exult. (Hear, hear.) I rejokethat oar opponents are so string as they are, for it le thsh slangs\ in which condos oar vinery. (Chew.) It is their peewees width doubles the oplesdour of our Mean. (Cheese.) I told you Wore that this wet no personal contest. (Hear, bear.) r i le not whether my hoe. oolkague myeall, or the rght hone gentlemen who opposed us, should lam this real in the House of Commons • it is not that. We are in ourselves nothing ; we are lint the humble Whammies of your power, the indicators of your will. (Cheers.) We are the straws thrown up to show the direction of the wind. (Hem, hear.) It was afar more important question. Great principle" were at slake—a great and illwericas repo melon Ms in jelpartty—the West Riding was each hid, and we were called to do battle is defeats of those princi ples for which our fathers had fought in days of mire. (Cheers.) Bravely have you fought that battle—( . Bew ley to erlt")—you have shown that you are not demimonde ; you have proved that you are worthy of your met tine—(cheers) —that you an true to the principles for which, your Illudrion champions have done bade is days of old. (Chem.) You have shown then yen Mill vane re.. Nene libuty—(cheers)—that peso" is s preakins in yam eyes : that you we still attached to ccornerctal freedom— (ebeers)—that reform is adi the mbeword of year porky— (loud clawn)—end that political prom ise le the boson of your course. (Renewed cheer..) Well have you bight and nobly have you won. Tea bass won a victory not here eons, but is rho eyes et valet IWO 011111111111- Inlet upon your fight. (Cheers. I tell on that"taaiar t was for as to redress the • mkt have)—that the cense of liberal principle! me emmitied to your hands ,• that with you it rested whether those= should be borne up victorious or cast down (Cheers.) Your answer cannot be rairosieroteed. cheers.) And 1 rejects to think that though we hare= fleece contest—though we have wen • &delve victory— we Dave done so in perfect good hemmer. (Crimea( " Barns ley," and Interruptions from the mssiewethms.) Imy has to our opponents, I don't accuse them of easing en unworthy pert In this at:arse—(. Yon can't")—and I trust that they will be able to bear the saw testimony to no (" No, no," from the conservative., and counter-cheers.) Yorkshiremen are always Lad of fair play, and never enjoy it so mach as when they fight with each other — (a laugh)—but thrush two petits ma fight, and gamey so too, only ono ma win, and thanks, It Is that I trod three who are Waded to-d•y_will *el no titterers —(cries d " Bear, hose," from Mr. Wowley)--aad that tom who have the triumph will ghee way to no ungenerous exal tation. (Mame.) bt. 'zooid. peat day Pe the West Kiting. We have &hewn the we me worthy ef est meat position. (Cheers.) Loeg may In oentinse h the muse coarm—(cheers)—tong may the West Itlihrg methane arm to the eiplea it her maser upheld—(eirem)—less may be continua ondiviltd and uldropalowl, to stand the trot sad foremost amongst the constimaseles et &Wand. (Loud chewy.) Ands he eke be the grealmt—se he Imparteassis the most overwhelming—long may be maths* to he the staunched champion of the greet principles of piece, of proems, and of reform. (Loud cheer ) Mr. onneniar next pertented htneew, and ma rewind with watt nataalio elven, which wore soak and again re mash Rs said—Gentlemen, from the bottom of my beset 1 theidt eon for the noble victory you have won this day. R&M liatters no man, sad I would not light up a straw to male that defeat worse to bear by my right hon. ponent this the fact makes it. (Hear, beer.) For sw anyears I have had the honour of • seat in parliament, along with that right hen gentleman, and riming the whole of that time I have resolved nothing at bit hands but wormy end respect. (Hear, hear.) Oentl.m°n, there etenstbleg about lds manly Miming, there is soething about his musical voice, there is something in his unadorned but natural oratory, that I for one shall be sorry to be deprived of. (Hear, hear.) I th'nk the right hoe. gentleman hse not beea well used on this occasion. (Laughter. cheers, and an exclamation, " By his own friends.") His friend., who induced him to like up a high arid lionmiable_yeasition. told him that they could return him far the West Riding at the heed of the poll. (" They never could.") They deceived him when they told him so—(hear, howl—rod II they did net know they were doing at they might to ham done. (Hear, hear) I remember some tints ago that the right honourable gentleman told me in the lobby of the Hems of Commons that be found It very herd work to fight the battle of consermthat in the borough of Halifax. He has new found that it is much more difficult to fight the bottle of coneematisui In the West Riding of York eldre—(hesr, hear)—for there he wee beaten by Attlee and by hundreds, bat here he is beaten by thousands. (Cheers, and " No, no.") Although the right hon. natio nal' may not now be able to come in for Bute, 1 hope he will be able to come in for some constituency that is ermervative is its principles—some or nerituenry *trete they ham not so many penny papers flying about every day, where th ey rely sk i the news after it is a week old, where they ham the blue y shove them, ad the grew „ d below them, bat not the opportunity of rubbing together co often as you have in the West Riding, and of ascertaining each other's opinions. Thew are the places that conwervatina might seek to repre sent, but the time is gone by f,r • sonsamades to be Mimed for the Wed Riding of Norkabina. rimers and cries et "No, no.") The Right Hon. 5. 8. W elm &Mewed the sect but, end, though defeated, spoken so desponding Om* ad mitting that the victory bat been fairly wan. A vo'e of thanks to the high sheriff laretaated the pro- THE NEW PARLIAMENT. Additional members returned since our pablica nos of yotanisy Watuderd (county) Yr. Ban-ndo (L) Mr. Talbot (C) Total Meals 946 Commativao Yager, re'utued Ktmo's Couni.—M•sre. Bland, O'Br4njLen ne4y, NIA Ketno*oy wars aacalaabol rater/lay. TM awry! dm yea is favour of abo two forma. oradblabea esd a poll a domoadel by lbws. Sosaids mad Issaessy. FATAL AccioUrf TO A Piounitit.—At the Cure& 1 coiaP, DOW', en Weam•Jay, elite • Erik pert, of Mo 14th Regiment, mar sommegg Of la Iliessr, weft- Moshe at • • isiwara siViss, who was mast anteemen, vm slt e rd. TM officer in coot ' aosi ban hos glued OM ENGLAND AND THE WAR. ST. PANCRAS. Last evening a meeting was held is asapiense with a unwomanly signed realities et the takabiemis the vestry of St. Pancras, at the Vestry-hall, for the of eacertalalag the feeling of the ',parishioners as to Cp r : piety of preemtbor • memorlil to the Queen, peeing her Malset y to aemben so interference cm the put of this ems try in the was cameaced on the Coatizent, and to emetics the employment of the British forces for no other object en ro the dime et her ova dominions. Tie fereeti end borough member were rhertbed be M end. Ma Ore we otonequestly • very ha moolis. Amarnenovez, the a mber, neeed penl6l, end explained the °hien of awl mgemeed pet that they were ad knoand with the atemiame of Wow theomty air bones\ members, preltabOopmeopar- Basset was 55 oo em to meet, mai they BMW it better to express ask minima then then at • pales sant- MaLstists bad bus nein/ tram Um bonen munban veil be nal. lir B. Ball noted est be MO In Waka, libels be Maeda to rennin with the melee, bat Maw Wm& Esideft. In lamer of neutrality; sad Xr. H. Jane mil that be iavfas so team* expremed his options fully le tbe emelitemee of the borough, should Fehr to rearm any tattoor entoment af lb mews until he was la hie plea In the Hama OUNIOMMS. Mr. 0 mend • emeintlaa to the Mien—. That la the amino al parliament l a t ip lFtlett that the inbeitemts al this pariah nepectfally the throne, to express thole aims ontiettra that mantry aught sot to be ba =d ts the mar white it assmosssi ea swalmat. this sons* is deeply maenad ad the EMI& peogie hem no sympathy with my of the liellimeent pewee% and do not believe tire Ni proems war is einiaiel to eitber the liberty or dvillaation of Image; an/ that, whilet the maim thinks that Otent Brink amid menpuloualy abstain frees interineddling we faeliga smar ts* she should be tally reared to delta km ova arm from aggearion." la this important crisis in the issesy oar reentry, sad of every country in Europa, whm we bed no parliament sitting, we were throws beck atm as old Angle-Sams mama of p,iblic meetings to state the options; end be submitted that It wee do* Arty to denims the feeling of the people of England, that they meld aot be drawn Into taking pad with either of the irlligereat powers as belligerents. Tee English people had sympathy with Sardinia as the only constitutional government In otensentel Europe, but they had no sympathy with the course taken by the King of Sardinia is forming an atheism with the Em peror of the Preach. Timm wee no prospect el liberty for Italy tram an alliance with the Smarm et the French, who bad trAden dews the liberties of his own country with en kon heel. Rut while hay bed a sympathy with France and Sardinia In I the masa war, they had quite se little with Austria, which ' had tmeashod over Italy for no many years. There sp -1 peered, be was son, to ay, an inclination on the part of 1 those who were the leaden of the different parties In the state te ark tor a are Jilt wherever it could be arid. Dine reined to Tebeta, and intimated that is Tdais be ' to the Germs& Confederation, any mak ern it hisispe with British lamas, and might demand ewe Maresetles. Be If ,Trieste belonged to the Germane Oar kdaratias, lee the Gamma Coafederation Stead be own property. (Rear.) Tan Lord John Russell seat rises it Belgium be attacked, Imbed taut go to war. In No LA era the entlyhe previews of Hanover wee • very slik d England's wag*, and wallowed op 100,000,0001. of of money; and, after all, the defence wee mavailing. We UM, thank. God, got rid et Hanover. Now it appeared that Bel gium was to take the place of Hanover, end to be the taw dait through which we were to be involved in the wen He was for a policy of perfect neu.ralitr—for while these great military mates of the continent were Aglatiag they were weakeniog their power of agransion against this country. Referring to the met of war, and its effect la 'aerating the batiste of nist' and raising the price el the poor ma's loaf, be observed that Mr. Dilligen, at Ayleabary, Mated the eat ri war sa a very Sett matter, end laughed at the Id-s of 800,0013,0004 of debt cowed by anneeneary wars, ceiling It a Amite. flit was a flee-bite, it was like that described by Theehmey, " When all the fleas of Jewry, Oot up and bit like buy." (" o j e T r ; hear," and a barb.) He did not desire to bind any , bat he considered it right that whatever govern ment was in power, it olmuld know what the feelings of the pea* redly were. (Hear. bear.) He wandered they wen ienbrabg a favour troop Lord Net, by meeting end ex pressing their views on this question. It was, he contended, the direct interest of all deems and all sections In the state that this country should keep dear of the prang war. Depend upon it if we owe took part in it, it would Dili be cauflued even to Europe, but would intend over all the world, wherever we had pommel:ea. It would not ooncliehe in a year, or fa • generation; bat It would stop the proven of the are of pesos, prejudice popular illreety, sad hmellt only thaws mimeos's*, individuate who thought that the world wee meets for them In rovers. (Hear. beer.) Mr. Monteverdi.' Centime secoutled the resolution, and oteerved that the object of the meeting wee not to sup port one party or soother ; and he was anxious to mark that the Chanwilor of the Exchegiur'm speech at Aylethery did act beer the oonotractiou pat use it by assay, and lOW the speech to show that Hr. Disraeli tether deprecated the idea of his being the abider to propose war Ouse, but that he oily Wendel to show the strength of this co n in pridisge for the national defence and of tarrying• wir If the national honour forced them into it. Mr. HODSON moved an amendment to the reeolution that this main la of opinion that the aggressive policy of the Emperor of the French is inionoal to the peaoe of Europe, and exproses a wish that the alliance with him should cease. (Lood orbs of " No, to." " That is war," tad mach Interruption.) He believed the glum of this country with Forme hod been Injurious to the liberties of Earope ,• sad even is tikle war in Sm. dials he reclaimed that he wee earrytag en the policy et his uncle, which was a pulley of war sad cosgosee. wept to Sardinia ostensibly to est the Italians frig hat bb *West woe no doubt to strengths his own power, so that he might be the batter able to sops with Ibis cautery ; sad der pert apes it Marko" 111. would never rest until be W We esenstry wr this carantry hod cargettred hint ...elateriu) It Ids object wee really to per mete the mass of liberty, could behave abetter seeps for the UMW of that bead= thee la his own cousdry ? The er preemies policy of the Emperor of the Freese woe already riowly isjarteg this orentry, and earming the outlay of immerse ems in saber, prepsrations which otherwise would be wansomestry. The esseadmat wee esoondrd by so individoal in the 8•110117. KIDD, who admitted that he W•• not an is habitant cd the pariah, end opposed the soundment insure* of Kam Itagth. H. objected to Eepland taking pert fn this puns' bums. it was sot our osn, sad because If =ad Isterforod she would have to pay the lieu's share of the impure vtile she could not possibly map may of the adtranesgra It wee not cowardice that made English people ewes Is this wor, but wisdom , judgment, sad pot The amandmeat was pat and negatived, font kende only being held up foe k, after which the original resolution was pat sod umnimosaly canted. Sr. GOODWIN replied Old • memorial be prepared in wordage, with the parlous resolotioo, and that it be forwarded to the Dal a Derby for presents . ion to her Ida- *tr. - Mr. PAWa s melded the resolution. He complimented the vestry ix bawls( called the meeting, and observed that war was es much opposed to the kitbags of the people of Ragland fa these days se duelling wee. The rastlution wee losaaimotWy agreed to, and the me morial wee reed and adopted. The Haw. Mr. Anima moved that the churchwardese and Mean. Garvey, ekodsrin, and Ferrer be appoiated • deputation to wait are eh, Esel of Derby with the ammegieL lie .poke in favour it non- meervention, bat etremseseedsd that every preparation should be made to defend this country to the utmost. He had nolfaith in the Emperor of the Frisch, who had trodden down liberty in France, and expatzimed 4,000 Frenchmen for doing no more than they (the inhabi tant' of St. Formes) were doing et that moment. At the gems time he would sot c mewl tbe bereldng of the erbium. Theme was a great similarity betweea the incidences of the fleet Napoleon gad the incidences of the third Napoleon: both had raked the streets of Patio with grape ; shot, b lb bad destroyed and baeished some of the best men in Francs, end ea the first Napoleon bed left Paris on the tfth of May to tbe 14th cross the Alps, and fonebt the battle of Manor , on Junes returning to Faris in July, so had tbe third Napoleon • left Feria en the 6th May, hoping to fight &nether !Weems on the 14th June, and return victorious to Perla in July ; • bu t be would not succeed, for be had gone too late. Nape leen 111. was a fatalist. Twice, be said, the fate end that s had been asides& to him. So be hoped they would be now. the meek world be that it would be left to the 1. Italians themselves to regenerate italy,end that Napoleon 11 sprediltretura to the place from whence he came. ' Mr. T. L. Banal esconied the motion, 'hi. h parsed. • vole of Osaka to the chairman concluded the huskier. WOOLWICH. Last evening w t annerously attended public meet ing of the inhabiants of Woolwich. Plumitesd, and Chariton, was tau the Town HAIL Woolwich, to take into consideratio position of Beemal with memos to the pressat continental crisis. TM yr wooled try lit. .T. K. JOLLY, oinorchworden of Woolisiok ; init=hre Senn —is addition to est iota* mildeters and other nt. tickets—were Aldermen &ketone sad whotit members tor the borough of Onosawboh, were obeerad. The bsviog badly alluded to ebe obi\ ;de ad tM otoeNno, WItALI stow! Oho ant roooltttlos orproselot lb* ophdoo ot the vorodsor, that rill mpg to the o rist woo Wont FMK* sod flortliials roL moo ma Austria co the otbor. Ws moiety tomtit to worn Mott" • Cie. lo Ituseo otoeo t tio modem. Mr. Arossinzix t lLP., ooM o so is N Yasioml oroo owned the wisest po&y in his opinion wan that of an armed nanteelity. (Cheers.) He was, therefore, glad to find that um watt goventumiaa was aeneel7 engaged In Pm' aid* efficient nuked ja:snoss, and that our dockyards and anstab have been placed is • complete ennd ilkn P t :a emergency. With regard le thePrasont struggle c Rot believe that the despot who brd himself Plaf!d.,b, l _n 144 Rpm that liberty be was swan to protect in his cow canary was really anxious tor peotset liberty in lugs or that hatred to the despotism of Amide was the motive by whale he wee actuated. He hoped that the war . ligt! not extend beyond its present confiner, but it was his that this country must be fully prepared to become, op inion censwy, the arbiter of Europe. In the parr' of that day a woo stated that Austria , Me! proposed to Russia not to interfere with the Danubian provinces on °audition that Rossi* should not interfere with the present contest. Whether this rumour woo well *MEW Of 001 the apparent undentanding between France and Rua& must °mainly be regarded with suspicion. He was happy to have that opportunity of asostiatring the views ef has eon stituents sport a question which must engage the serious at tention of parliament. The Rev. H. CRABWOLLEI moved a resolution for the adoption . of • memorial to the Queen in favour of non- iteiwention. Ths Rev • J. CA2L I LI seconded the resolution, which WIN . _. . ddePted. Alderman SAL0110:411, M.P., observed the queetion wee out of pointy, upon which en opinion could scarcely be given off-hend ; but himself and his collage'e would have the ad vantage of hearing the sentiments of their coutituente before they =Wed the Homo of Commons. At present he was en advocate of neutrality ; but be would strongly support the =ll2t in being prepared for every eventuality. The power 'arse almost an Ideal expreadoo, and stater men could imarcely tell what It meant; tat care must be taken that the French Emperor did not follow in the steps of his male, if it was really his intention to make the at =lke qusetton most acme the early consideration of t, and he hoped that the war would not extend be yond its pageant proportions. A vote of thanks to the charms terminated the pro ceedings. 801:1THAMPTON.—At a meeting of the Bouthamp tan Town Council, on Wednesday, ft was unanimously re solved to assmorialise her Majesty Is favour of the neutrality of this country in the present wer, sad paying that govern ment may wnbrm every opportunity to bring shout a settle ment of the differences muting between the *Attending parties. Biel:MM.—Last evening a public meeting, con vened by the mayor, in compliance with a nisition sigaed by mans thin 400 persona, was held in nit. 's Hall, Beadlind, to memorialise the Qom In favour of non-inter vention la the European war, M. Hoeswh web annomced to be present to address the meeting after passing the reso lutions The illusteious Magyar urged non -Intervention and an honest neutrality " m the part of Beesuati. Mencuturraa.—We understand that a memorial is in moose. of signature tocitiesting the Mayor of Man cha/ear to miming on early , to allow the Inhabitants of the city to Implies upon her and her advisers the wish of the people to maintein a strict neutrality in the sttuggle now going on In Southern Earopc—ifoneheater Aransixer. NAVAL AND MILIIABY. WOOLWICH, MAY U. The following officers of Royal Artillery art or dered by the Commander-in-Chid to be raised to Watered pay Lieutenants H. W. Dickos W. P. Brown, B. J. l'eliser, B. J. Bonner, C. Thornhill, C. B. Bethune, S. Perry, J. B. Cockburn, W. B. Bowen, A. Harness, B. H. Ca:sem. B. Lamm, H.l. Magenta, B. J. Walker, T. C. Peat, A. H. Gorges, T. B. Hamilton, B. O. Hornet, F. S. La arks, and H. M. Hosier. His Boyd Wore the General Corotneading-in•Chief ban appobated eargesaa-Megor Charism Phillips, of the 14th Brigade, Royal Artillery, to be garrison eergeant-majer ; and Staff Stepan . Beery Nelson to be depot sergeant-major, at Woolwich, under the newesgeltdions. . --- CHATHAM, Meg 12. The Benbow, 72, lately stationed at the Nose, has been towed to this port by the African and Adder deem vas • eel., for the purpose of being refitted and repaired, so as to adapt her for • coel depot at elisetases. Tn. fine meow corvette Cadrans, 21, attached to the ▪ TIMM division at this port, was commisaioned yeater day afte rn oon by the muter, La the peanut of Captain Money B. Billyar, C. B. The naval transport Aid bee been taken into huboar for t s izfurpose of tieing overhauled mad having her defects made The Shed company of Boyd Bagley re, which has bean augmented to its proper e.reagth, was inspected teday at Brampton Barracks. - - MAIDSTONE, MAT 12. In accordance with divisional order., the whole of the saxes and men attached to the cavalry depot at this ganiece, assembled on their puade.ground et the cavalry-Wracks this siren:loon, Lx the purpose of witness ing the presentation of a silver medal, together with • gratuity of 161., which had been awarded by Ms Royal Highuses the Commander-in-Chief, to Sergeant AMtaod er Cairns, 6th Dragoon Gnarls (Csrabiticrs), for long and meritorious earvioe. Sergeant Cairns has bees 26 yearn in the service, 19 yews of which he has been a non-com missioned officer. He peeved several years in India, and is entitled to the Indian medal. He has borne a most es 'replay character the whole time he ham been in the menial. The gratuity of 161. will be handed over to him on reotiving hls discharge from tLe regiment. ADHIRALTY, MAT 12,--APPOINTI[ENTS... - Cap . Mies M. Chola (1848), to the Lank; 90, at Devonport, mmenistioned • T. Hope (1662)„ to the Agamemnon, 91, sersersimeroiliP, at Portsmouth, cosourissioned ; end A. t(1860, to the Emerald, 61, screw atearn-frigate, at flbeures. blissters W. 6. 9.1 (1866), to the Tranvia', 6, TR H . Wheel irearrealoo West Collet of Africa . hittier (1846), R. T. Saanders (18461, J. Jarvis (1841), A. U. P. ( Made (1825), and G. Wright (1833), to be addi. timid seaters to the Fregard, 42, at Woolwich. DEATH OF VICE-ADMIRAL PERCY GRACE.—WO have to record the death of Vic•-Admiral Perry Grace, which tenured at his residisce, Green-street, Grosvenor. squat; ea' Wednesday last, In the 70th year of his age. VOLUNTEERS FROM THE HIGHLAND BORDERERS. Some volunteers to the regular army have lately arrived at Sibling Dora the Highland Borderer; now stationed in England. Of these five have been approved for the 79th Highlanders, two for the 42nd, sad two for the 92nd High landers. The Highland Borderers, who are under the Cam mud of Colonel Sir A. C. Gibson Maitland, Bart., have supplied a large number of men to the reginunta of the lice, especially daring the wm la the Crimea. PUNISHMENT FOR DESERTERS.—On account of the swioss extent to which the crime of demotion in her Ma jessty's service has now arrived, a new warrant, dated the h of April, has Mee turned by the General Commaadlog ia-Chief, tit u ordered to be laid before general and wen= courtsmartlal, enthoriaing the putiehmeat of the lash to mob cases. By the articles of the new warrant the stvan* sentence of corporal paMehment is to be carried Into effect on conviction of °fitness ol that deecription, ac cording to the discretion of the vant and the epproval lat We royal . highness. Is pureaseoe of the new code, therefore, six dellogeents, coovioted at the garrison court inertia st Woolwich cut week of robbery and desertion, Au meatenoed to the punithment of fifty lashes each, wlth various foram of traprieonment. Five of the (lour of whom were drivers in the Royal Artillery c... 7.;) underwent their corporal punielomeet on Monday, la the presence of the whcle available form in gerrison. One, a driver to the Military Train, was paddled in the presence of his own corps at the enoampment on Woolwich-common. The sixth, as Inveterate candor, who has bees romp-three years in the Royal Artillery, rd has been dinned from the gree of a non-commiesioned officer, was convicted of stealing a watch, and bad barely laid the actuation on a couple of Ms comrades. lie was pronounced to be in an infirm state oflealth, end sat conaequeatly ordered to the hospital; the punishment to be deferred. VOI.IINTIER Well COWS FOlt Mr Wand Cust, of Leasowe Castla, or Mx. John Laird, chairman of the Birkenhead Coma Wooers, la Bkka ex 'el to peed& at a public meeting of the leitabflante of which will be held next week, to mender the propriety of enrolling a volunteer rile corps tn the township. lt is said that enlist of applicants for admission into the propmed carp _already weeds 100 of abs principal gentleman mediae in ffirkenhead and its vicinity. WIRY thitDER5 Vol CANADA.--lhe Postmaster- Gemini of Canada his succeeded in obtaining front the older Be tisk aattweithe the soceptation of a reciprocal nioner Mb= Wiring the two aossuiw. From and after the Ist June next, small sums not ex,redine oeti tr."' milted from this to any town to the Britieb or Ch blast% or eise ease. By this chase& broken sums here heretofore nothing taiame. a" r am " a be " I ' 4 w dealt. Tbe wurity under a pone was poeeible by batik the nu amp .. Mead by Ow Poet-office to greatest ma a haeinem. A. 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