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

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'MCKIM. lkintary sal AO/0M OPORTO. 7 An OLD BOTTLED PORT of high Wit ale ELURIC DAM?, les. per gallee.—Pale sr w age me itees . Tl4 ere e =?Leseel l i Xe WilarillAdi j: Erwry. Ildises. RE BEST iind CHEAPEST TEAS lad Mid~ la =OLAND an at tf u ta to be Atoka& al Iv., %a Manama*. I Wlllalwagett. ate. Goad Mem =dal Cayes Tam, b. 11,ta.C..t i b. S/.. MI Evattma taw la IL. 3h 1 tad ah Itemwail at aaa mat aaretio trot ta sla altala at Is maim • win aentet taw D ip s at ran pasta IT YAM aed Co.'s SPRING OUTER-COAT. W• swam. aesemiest, Ma wed manowl. gab* is. I tor the ~ma err. Price Ow Ciainett LONDON: OIL Oxford Arm far°HAM : e.U. art 5. 11411/411111. 42 . 0611/1/166. HTAM sad Ce.'s SPRINO IRYRRNRIMI oAPL—.4.4mkahre adipsd. mei% NA Worst • tommile wide of Wm. PAN Ea HYAN sad Co.'s " SECONDARY COAT."— Ail eissist Iladel. hislM asismo toast at widow var. Pd. Or Osiris. maAYAM sad Co.'s CONJOINT GARMENTS.— leama el Odom C. soul T. mp &Me Tr= M. and niMMIM Maim Moie MN; iiMimal ITY Zr AM i = d Co.'. JUVICNILzISig Ca3TUMII. ru s zrz 'LYME and Cir.% " BOYHOOD BMW— Xs* dual's. iduilis M id IN weary ow. Peles amllB.. YAM sad Co% "JUNIOR OVIIR-00AT8 T. 1r eimput sad r w. Utlas ME FEW b. If Y. NM ft. N. YAM sat Co.'s TRUE-FITTING TROUSERS. — i re to welows.l7s. It ; Tab Is milk 111. 114.. at a sit N r ADI sad c.. =rum° mums— =gdt. et Need DM& Pima aw 11T ay ON:2AX inatl Co. are ecasseles only MO es kiewles 23, swain& BIIDBTEADS of ivory doooriptios, bodi wood. r J. II & e, sr NA rdlI lir bed" raddir iflrrziod ai IRWIN° sootblUL FURNITURE M mom no•or.—tom Dorm r++ frj IM Noris auk la ward OEM OIL Mi. border rimed Mar J. MAFIA dr 141.11droradridid. Dlima Tao Marlldrir Ibe IVZ 8 D Ant segoilloood Carpet r 1 io. mod fa AL gat dui Tabw O,wNi IL J. MAPLI awl Oa. W. TilinhomemMes4. E.HDDIXO sad BIRTHDAY PRIBIGNIR.— I IVEDR WITIED.MIIVELOft PII ird 111.11:: arri 4 • COW ti's WNW Mud wft,L .. fl lN ?pjlija "as t i lrir a L. Pam. tram CI Is. • elas.l=lJ i rsil an. from IiTFINPII Sift Nam* an d niii7, =WM awl +kW misty 4*w array larc= g t amosark-e Istaisi DRIIIBINO CAM, DRESBIIIO BMA sad =di Cmsal hark IlsOmbra. ARMES'S N , dr AprW ....w.,-----zSPECTACLESm=:r= .... I: s ria li b erpri l b% . 0:4 Ma Os Ile o w ns Ce Os V. i. Ss w a r. are sealre THOHLIT'S 1111;0. t ip ADZES of admit* saispissisa who war hoe asps.= Is aid= sal Imp bobelr u nMa i DOD. =sue bellt dr. di on VI *l4 . 1 6 "w : 1 " b lb •11. •balbe pnimen • •••••• zr..... 1..,.,... 4 . ..,=.11"" I'M earn bela—Onolas. TM ; seem dr /4. ROW LAS Dane la lU dWL •I b ea. oa. SW •11M. 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MIA% de :77%78w . ads, Ids .1 ;;; min ar pal. W ie r omenso. A. ; Maid aft K 'THE NEAPOLIT I LINEXII e .p..- EpPirtlilrektfflit t= i2 COVW - laasiry La" d usaniff IrZrorrilZ 6lhoo MINCH ZXHIBMON, 1110. P•simm—The savi a. gll9•l lIMOISITION at PIM*. Sil} a do Traub awl Flimbh ado raw OW. m MOON, the Works of David Os JO ON S. le•; MOIMBeft 01. " cRINOLIN X" HANOVER - SQUARE soons.--To-roawLirAfto Mn. 1101.01017 Inn Cr4.l=araseM ALAN WI HIS HABITS.—THIS DAT, at I.l lllg = 4" 1:44 . Dr. m il II ell s. Da b. l ... VIIII 1 24": =soy at and looW of Pahaoff thins—Wltom soll 'l=o to Witte . 21 1 M i. D l4l =roi l ttoilt—iroOsof ailoarliries i Tturelsot 41 4i —lly thtooloo—llok la Unto Urn le woo OW to r= ostol tom II INI l sod tom P dA .,.. a d. obir t af= A X l lllrrrood of et I" A l'.. 41"d oll iatel dlo=ra Noma ding Yr talon n. IMPLOSION 11l AID DION•MIL ow 1...A1g01, oak* LIFE; eo EL TrabAL U NTIMIS PO l • /MOW INN tor No NNW Ili obt re Non No tottoor= l ot Monoottal to 'NO rolnollooin • art ...t totC u to: g o orlitorie fir_ ;:i . li onnoltad litarbost al = NNW_ NNW abeam .., oNt= g o•=g kiw i. ow= '"lra_no rot Adm. WINS= Ital Wag owl Nome orolso oat E l * '' IIMIL ei lro: 4 • 81816 . .M• 1 •11 ". Ir . = IPI".' *11.64 ira .ttrirre.N.S..i.e. O. Clielli ride lbselsams. mrrara HERR aoscanre CONCERTS. Last evening, at Willis's Rooms, Herr Joachim gave the Int el s series of Woe concerts, for the iodates awe of Deelhowen'e queerteeh leoludieg his poethateme wash—e Imp the meet be deeply tatuvetien to every smear lAD loom med moue the tosseory of ow of the preset mosieleseo whoa the world ever saw. coodiatars an, Mr. Ries for the second Mt. Webb for the viola, sad Signor Piatti for the violoncello —as perfect a queer, probably, as could be found In the world. Three quango were performed, that in F minor Op, 9.5; that fa 11M, Op. 127 • and that is F major, 04 N . The Ord and mood belong to what may called Beetkoven's Mot meaner ; the third le of older date, Wag fir of the fatoons set known by the name of the " Rasoamoffity Quartets," composed shoot the middle period of the author's career, when many of his greatest works were produced. The Quartet he R fist, Op. 127, is often clamed =ono the poste Maneworks; bet t hin Is en errce—it was published, end we have hoard It performed (or at least attempted), more than • Beedievon's death. It la, we are inclined to tb, the vary first quartet ever written. As played last night It presented a combination of grandeur, beauty, and expand= of which no ides can be conveyed by description. B.. Bow:ely(tf at all) interior was the effect prodmei br .e le y Quartet, in which, the violoncolki pert exceedingly prominent, Piatti's unrivalled beastyal ices AMA of execution were fully displayed. Tins roe allot marts of this most interesting soda take plea as the nib aid 26th if this month, ST. :Mae. HALL—The anneal performance of the AiwiaA, fee the heoelit of the Royal Soddy of Mori elms, Woe plate et these rooms ea Friday (to•morrow). Meahersee iterlos Item arid Weise. Mhos@ Dolby sad lassellas, Moms. dme iteeyee, MDT* Cooper, Thomas, Win, sod Wile glee their aselatasee, sad Profeeigr Stens. Ode Poreft omodoete. This euelkati Shaft, the Node of which the yerkeirree is Intended to aid, Metriboted het upwards of 2,7781. to dlettereed mearear end lb* ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. DREIT-LINE.-71as foriewhig dissimplited wens honoured the Roglt io then Opirs, DrvArksse, te whims the abut of Mdllr. en Tessilet o st= Gram the Duke of numeral and Okmgoll, Earl of Lcoadelo, Lord Areld- Wk mar, Lord and Lady Stamford and W , the Merl of Mapes= end Hon. Mrs. It. pl, c. John =theLowthse. Part the V o r lar inee V , Omit ' Lied Sways, Bloke, sjor Lyon, L. Mr. end Mrs. , Sir Froby Mat*, Hoe. Mr. Ottray. Lord Hamilton, Madame Pseud de la Anemia Marleallortyn, EN., and Mrs. Martyry Pomo, Cared, Seq., Maralise o.lmta, Mr. Lane Fa, Charles Ooduar, Beg , and party, Ehomer, Eq., A. Cumndep, Esq., E. Ashford, Esq.. —Frank' n Seq.. N. Josephs, BAK , Murdock, Eq., Eq., Mat:ele, Joel, Maxwell, list, to. COOT OF ST. GEORGE'II-NALL, LIVERPOOL. —At the quarterly isseltag of the Liverpoel teens council it mos stated that the toml emit atbsedlng the mot stnetion of St. Georpeothall, from the laybot ef the framele. tits to the present time, ems MAK, of white KIM es. 10d. had been expended during the past three yams. GiVRALOCIICAL AND HISTORICAL SOCISTY OF OILIAT BILITAUL—The fourth council swam due p. seat irsioa tree held yeeterlay, 1/16112 the chair woo taken by Ile Prwiattnt. the Reel of Magma*. Several fatwestins pedigrees ewe lead on the table ; and after the trausellis d die aidleaey beehives, the noble seri Invited the sealety to bald He swesing annual general meeting at D haw, open width etessien the ephndid galleelee = Inge sad the eaulyttwe wart will be Weenier,. SALE 01 , • NATIONAL SCOTCH CIIVICIrA eir- CUMMOUDOS Waled to be eapreeedeated ia the =7W d the Auden Mart took place yesterday, 'boa Plasm Rub wards awl Jarvis aired to public cesepWitlee, at the Mart, by aria at the isortgagna, the heisid poperty cosprbleg de NOWA Bee. Clients, logga•• squat e, St. Paeans. The beadle( was emoted to 1037 is= Oaks' by Mr. Teo, wrabieset, d will sceemeedate 1,000 parsecs ; and tie arsoticesser seated that the Wan and freehold sits het wet 36Li Sold ibr PRINCE AND SARDINIANS AT SHIELDS. —...—... Oensiderable sessatios wee caused at Shields at tide-time yesterdsy afternoon, when toe outward bound fleet wee under-weigh, by the Sardinian hullo* St. Pee* Copts& itevelle,vies proceeding to era, &mg a salt& to the Femme brig of war Agds, which was of course returned, sad bell yew& dined their eatrign, complimentary to their respeettim national days, whilst the mew apporently fraterabied daring the salute. The opportune* of all this was not cosiy novel here, but had quite a warlike and exciting east. Mere are only two itastziaa 'merle is Shields harbour at moat, and it is said the captains bars great difficulty is obtandeg freight owing to the war.—Netrestar Chronicle. 817 AM 13II1PPING.—This department of ship . p . inj ohm • at preeent. he my eiereprioe from the a &premien which may be said to pervade the ocemserehl weld. It MO hared that, M consevienes of the polities) esedition of Beropeas arise, the free savigation of Ireton, spas which a huge animal of (testa and selling tonnage has hithwto found employment, may undergo lateremptioo. Sem floquiry exists for the charter of small size steamers by the miyege• and a lew angsrments have my recently bras made in eons freights for the French reseals, at fair rake. Is esettrsc's foe sew steamers very little was done last sum& ; sad building establielunents generally rentals in active. The semeat of steam Manage which changed hex& Is Aped ben net been 'eternities ; but it fa understood that some impertme asigetisnione arm pendtap. Inquiries on the port ef buyers me not very argon Coder the dread of im pending wee, end the consequent political complications, the septet of the moment Is very for from enoottraging fov ship .(Prora the monthly circular of blew blurs. retraret "w s t' esd Co.) FaIIIAOII.DINAST RISK IN PllClB.—The arrival of the wet sews wbkh wee received with'n the peat few days bee already crested great eteitetorrit is the sees, warlike, and batter morket., end the veins of every suable article is rWsg. The ;Sect of the war now whisk wow maxim d on Thursday was t t create almost • peak Is the provision trade. A great many Inquiries were made Imhof that day and yesterday fie prime lots of peak sad beef, but holders of stria bung beck, sad a, melte= wen mad*. Higher quotations must be sub mitted to, or no melee can W effected. Stocks in hand sre sot believed to be large, SA there have been heavy desnebts ova them larterly. In Indian core the rise is .beady sear 11 a tea from the lawn,. quotations. Good wheat Is difficult to be obtained, and 29.. wee offered for a cm Friday d refused. Tire I' is* on wheat is folly resale sa 5.. pee barrel. Mildew treasections are restricted, and prices are looking opeerds. I. butter the quotations on most qualities bare neon 2.4. per cut • mica the opening of the market on Prdigy. Fourths were up lc as compered with the previous day's prime. The price of breed vs* edurreeel y Ms Daises ed. per 41k. loaf—en advance which they casts is east fee by the rue is Sow end whist— ark Omeeekteeieil. ." - CISTIMIAL PALMS.... ONE SHILLING WwwzmiT, MAT 4.—Admilaiosa an mime. ; IN% y wrus u $4B. T9talTWon,;42l, LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1859. PRINCE ALFRED AT BBYROUT. (PIOM 0171 OWN BEYROUT, Aram 14. The Euryalas, with Prince Alfred on board, ar rived hors on Friday, the Bth inst., from Jaffe, at which por t she remit ined upwards of ten dam s° ea to enable ber an to vial Jernealem sad the River Jordan. She left &g -rout early yeettrday morals( for Sidra, and returns this femora, in order thee the captain, his alms, end the Prince may be Fount at a hall ghee this swains by Mr. Moore, the E. Consai-Osserel, is imam of timer ar rival. Not that the invilseleme ere wertisd either far the invited to at the rime or the diems of the Reryelaa for la this Mr. Moon bee shows pod ems. sad Beynrat is the bet piece where hie Royal Rigbasm has bees readmit— admit with all due respect—withent say el that parader and eb;w, and for, which be her seseestend elsewhere, het which la perfectly incompatible with \le position as a mid— &Dimes is the Davy. When the Reuel= sechowed is the Beyrout Road; the puha, attended by ell the card and mUltary functionaries of JIM province, went on board to pay their w ipes to the prince. Am a matter of court*, they meld mot tiadeveasad how it wee that the eon of s reigning sovereign could useably waive his rank whilst learning his profs dos. They were, however, received on board by the °aphids. sad shltougk introduced to um place, were told that he wee to M ceuldured as s iimpie midshipman of the frigate. The puha placed his sled of bases et the disposal of his high ness, sad of this civility the latter bee availed himielf COM er tidos daring the week he has been here. The Ceamalaeneral @eked the prince, u well as some of the other Akan, to hie hoses, where they dined sad slur, return( nut day to the Mule. This. however, is not one this the nand attention 'hews py ear comma to the sneers of British men-of- war. la - shart, them has bona no more fuss mad* exam the Inryshae sad Priam Alfred thea thee would have his. slant say otter large frigate, ow of when addsidpiamn was fentiebed with good lettere of intreindlem The 'mid= hams trorwareet either for Malta or Coestaateople. A. repieds oar hags frigates, I whit they would show &meshes a Nab Mews en the meat of eyrie. In the het this. yen the larks Is the first ship ef war of say wag shade thla has pail as • visit. It would be gate ma well if we ware to keep up our Musa* sad show oar anemias a little more to this meatry, where we were awn sonidered— what we sre—es the greatest aaval power in the world. The Nook, Austrians, llerdleiane, Americans, sad even )Serious, puede mono of lII* very largest ships from time to thee la these waters, but with rie it seems enough to seed a minket, or a surveying vessel now end again to Syria, Irving many large mil Idle almost the whole year In Malta harbour. Is making mentioa of the advent of Prince Alfred to Befrost, I ought to tell you how anxious all the mouatalasere of Liesaon have been for the last two months about his catalog. Like all Orientals would they couple the soma with ems attars politkal event, and whoa told that suck is net the case, simply belie►e that you aro trying to deceive them. So goon so the guitiof the Surplus were heard in the mountain all the emirs, sheiks, end piamato—Christian so well as Maas— crowded down to the turn to pay their respects to the son of the Queen of Ifingbad. They were much surprised, sod still races disappointed, when told that the Prince could receive no one, being simply a young man learning his duty se • navel akar. The) can hardly understand this, but yet they adsntre the Mars discipline whist makes ao dietinetion betimes the son of the =vertigo sad the son of a subject. They have mond Illajw Coweirs reek into that of a general editor, sod belle= that the Primal' attended by • gime& wherever be gun. Many at &emcee wealthy chide brayed down with them henna, arms, end other valuables which they latended to beg Ida Royal Highnessto accept of , sad cannot comprehend hew it Is that he would not be allowed to receive them. They are alwrwd too in =Mr gene ration are these mountaineers. " What • One hervest," said one of them the other day to se; whet a due har;est the Turkish authorities would reap from se, were a son of the Sultan to oome to Syria—why the vta7 pipe-bearers would make their failures?' After a very long, sad a very snore whiter, the weather is sow delightful ; es are la the middle of that mtet pleasant dell seamen a Syrian spring. The mulberry leaves are eseeedliagly ire, sad the silkworms promise very well indeed, se arse& so that the 82k amp on both plains and mountain is expeeted to be much bared the avenge this yaw. Tracta ble sse very few r yet, sad those that have passed through ore assay all Awakens. Her Majesty's at.... sloop Alert Is impeded every day from Alexandria. road from Hermit to Damascus is programing well Already three or four miles to the foot of the mountain are complete, and shortly after Easter we shall have a service as °pinatas conning to the pine forest. With the exception of es old German biotin, which Beyrout tradition asserts a paths of bygone days to hays brought with bias from Constanti nople, these will be the first wheeled vehicles ever seen in Syria. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. BERKSHIRE. The nomination of candidates for the represents don of Berkshire in the new Parliament took plate on Tuesday morning at the Shire-hall, Abingdon. The only candidates for the three vacant meats were the Bon. P. P. Bonnets, one of the late members, Mr. John Walter, late member for Nottingham, and Captain L. Versos, who Ba nal, represented Chatham. The High Bberlg of the manly (Yr. 0. P. Dented. en tered the hell at half-paat 10. The hall was thrcagel. The writ having been reed by Mr. Grahiun, the =der iris, and tbe usual formalities herb/ been gone through, The HISS &mawr called upon ray electors who bed andidetes I. propose to come forward. ----- Mr. Bill, afar ;gybe a high tribute to the merits of Mr. Robert Pahast, who - at the dlimintiou of parliament :Wind from the ropearwlatien of the ormsey, and 11110111 be whd he howured—although he lad not sympathised with hie la *Aka—oaths typo el saliwrika imuaty war. fir, nossinsiod Mr. P. P. firowwle dor reriedfon, sad mi lerrsd at ewe Lomat to the perlisaawasay union 4 that peathwea. Mr. 111014 el sseworid the acesineden. Mr. J. 8. Bowl" es ittleal opponent ef Mr. Palmy, :srmhis www Walka it that gentheent's oberseMr amotset. lie es moreeded to aoselarte Mr. Joha Walter, ti the skews of the sondem roademd to the meaty as Ile eels by the late Mr. Walter and apes slag his bdidthat his an was maintatly gsall d to mem. Ma la the esprarmiedem es as vim meahl lec the New ow esbetter4 eat perastal provers. Mr. Brewer, in essondlag the sembatisa, obetwed that Mr. Walter we well Mown se • readout country pentlensea. sad was honoured sad respected wiwever was Imam fCh m Al i s. His father had npresentat the etwatyligthitally, y, end 'adaptor**, to met ardnew thou— (chern)—rucd ha himself wes as shears to perliaresatary as be had already occupied • scat in the Hoare of Cowman for the last twelve rows. Mr. W. H. STONI prwaiid Captain L. Vernon. Mr. L. LOPOLZY seconded tto nomination of Captain .14 other candidate being proposed, The Mon &muter &clamed the Nom P. P. Bo= Mr. John Walter, end Captain L Verson duly knights of the shire to sorra in parliament for the county. Mr. Boater* Mr. Walter, and Captain Vanua then ad dressed the electors. In the worm of his address Mr. Warm said—The first 1 great question we shall be called upon to disease will be, of mums, the prospect, of the country with regard to wee or 1 Now, the best advice Ima eve you on that gabled I Zatt to enlist your sympathise as shim side. _ (Cheers.) I Aa time gas on you wi ll dad that It will be wry Moult to I metes the natural feeling of Englishness to take port or I one aide or the other even fa gourds in white they have I no personal concern. You win find portiere of Auntie, and whops will more numerous parttime of lisrdiaia and Noce. My advice to you as Unlebinen, If you want , to keep the plow, Is not to enlist year sympet hls e with either party. Yon all know the old proverb, that " Pity le akin to love ;" but if pity is akin to love, sympe k t s hi pit t artaley numb more so, sad If you snow yoor to be deeply winged by either party In Ibis quarrel, you will eertetnly, sooner or later, be dreamt Into it rename. Tor lay own Tort, believ ing se Ido that both ere very much in the w e.g Met Amtrie Ins unties tay years exercised most improper end pernicione Bassos In Italy—that, on the other hood, Frame Is net setnated by disinterested motives in the smistoom she has glue to Bodin* but bee Womb of ler owe ho promote—l still think that so long as the question ma be ceolud to Hely it would be the greatest crime any government could watmlt to plunge this country into war. When our neighbour's home Is 011 Bre our own if its next door, le la dower ; but our first duty to our neighbour Is to endeavour to prevent the fire from spending ; and this ought to be the chietpolloy of any government which has the deniable of the cemedry confided to its hands at • crisis like the preset. I dcal deny, supposing it should turn otit, w I fear may be the cue, that France his further dough and that some negotiations have been going on between France and Rams which may tend, if Dot to the partition of Europe, at all events to an undue intimooe of those two great power' in the counsels of Europe—l don't deny that it ma be very difficult ultimately to prevent the war frm bet at premed —during this year at least —l believe In my con science there is no probability el:Emote me country whisk would justify theminietry in pi N Y try lute weir. (Cheers) With respect to the q of reform, I took in some respects a different line from that of my hon. colleague Mr. Bouvere. I did not vote in favour of Lard J. Euerai's resoldien, but I voted directly against Um bill. I did not vote in favour of Lord J. Russell's resolutioe, because I con sider that it did not deal with the question in • straightfor ward manner. It is true that Lord J. Hussein resolution expressed en opinion as to the impolicy of tansperiag with the existing tights of freeholders and the nearby of • considerable enlargement of the franchise ' • but it said nothing at all about the transfer of said from small to large constituencies, which I believe to be a memory ingredient in any Refers Bill, nor did it declare— what I took the liberty of stating at the time, end what I now repeat—that It would be the duty of any ministry who proposed' en extension of the franablis in towns to show why a similar and canespoodiag extension of the franchise Mould not take plus in counties. I cannot for the life of me understood why, If men oxn ying boasts of a certain time in towns should be to be fit to have votes in the siestas of mambas of pa:Bimini, the same right should be refused to men mewing a oirreepond ing position in counties. (Cheers.) There am sores who may, perhaps, think that this le awry doeueratie sentiment, but of all men In this room I am probably the least demo cratic in opinlor. I do not regard this se • tirtootratie question at all. Bo long se the IMMO& Is assweland in the fair, open, and straightforward atone be which it is et pre sent exercised, I s i s::LeLli ais ttio= a tlauger, baa rather • security, in a very of the franchise. I have no belief whatever in those wild revolutionary propos which are attributed in game quarters to • considerable por tion of the English people. Depend upon it, thresh' • nes& deal of vitality bothM John 801 l audits the English mil_ tattoo. (Lauehrer and cheers.) The proceedings terminated with • vote of Osaka to Or High Sheriff. WEST SUSSEX. The nomination of candidates for this division of the county, took place yeatuday, In the Otildha i ; the high W. W. B. Oaavw, pro dded- C. 8. Bee., proposed, and Colonel Cua- Lloyn, seconded, the smaination of Lord March. W. Barrit.t.or, Bag proporet, and MAjOr BANDRAM mimed* the nominatioa of the Hos. Henry Wyndham. No other candidate beteg proposed, The HIGH SURAT) declared the two former represents tires re-steeled. The Earl of MARCH said—lf the government bill had been proceeded with, it would undoubtedly have been greatly improved he committer, and be might remark that even se it stood, it would have bad the effect of doabling the numbers of the existing constituencies. TM noble MI that named to • late speech roads by Mr. Heigh., at Manchester, and said that the words he then made use of, If they meant anything, meant very little short of exciting a revolution In the country. With regard to the ballot, he wee decidedly opposed to it, became he believed that it wee wholesome, right, and proper that thole who enjoyed the franchise should vote openly, so that the people might see how they exercised their franchise, and that they were not influenced either by sordid motives or the interest of gala. If we adopted this system of secret voting we must, In order to carry it out to its legitimate extent, likewise hays • penal' snicuornt that no voter should divulge the name of the candidate for whom he voted, or we in reality would have no ballot at all. In short, he believed that If the ballot were adopted It would make the electoral body of this country • same of humbugs and hypocrites. Flavin treof the democratic &cadencies" of the nduct of Mr. Bright, his lordship adverted to s gr pre sent threstesing state of affairs on the continent. He said he believed it 11111 the dory of this country to preserve sin armed and dignified neutron' y, and, If poseible, to keep out of thin great oondlct. Our polity ought to be • policy of peace ; at the same time, that would be best secured by our being prepared with a fleet and ma army to go to wet, if com pelled to do so. He behoved that not only the electon of this division of the minty, but the people of Inglead would stead by her Majesty's govelnosist at • peat olds, and maintain our constitution asimpaired. The Hon. HENRY WYNDHAM aentaddromed the doctors. Af era vote of thanks to the High Sheriff, the proceedings terminated. EAST SUFFOLK- - The nomination took pleas yesterday at Ipswich ; the Wh Shwa, Kr. J. G. ellargLllD. prodding as return -121 er A r. Mr. BUM' aradasted, sad Ciptala Coaaasca swasuled, Lad Haastkw. Colossi Haar.' solatsated. sad Mr. 13•1211aorr terawkd, • aVang.Gabersi. Mi t T. wagruug 1,001 . .., nil Mr. P. R. Buss _......, 6,:iizi Waite Adair (iite liberate candidate). Afar Laid HIIIINIZIS bad aidronted the torettm. The Arrears , / -Glut am TOM, sad was riorimil with load Mein aad were term After vindicating the Govern seat Mann EU at a real ZlNiallre of enfranebteirmat hr the merideg chasm Ito add that claim the bet Mr daps arat bad hobos out bt Buret% elibrao dm Collimit bad done 611 that could be Axed by kautat eatdous to ts:l%the peace of Some, bad deleralsed she to twis larmaar of ho Ugh& mama It bad beta a matte: of rep m& to the Neaten of the crows that tIML bad pernatted this war to heck oat is IN IF this eteaten with all its power. am meal to the l t= " 4 natiniskg the eovertagna of demote stow the Frame sad liiiii, Is at beat it could te mid that thsealstieg mow UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, May 4. Is a Congregation holden this neeening the follow- Re degrees vete conferred B. AND D.D. BY A eft XI7LATION. DAM Mward waWm Tamar Chevy, Warastor Casa. Bev. Jae Devidividdißiaie;Oriiete CoLime. H. W=d Stesifoeti T. iyk01711; Flames, Fellow of New Rev. Francis fit. John Tho lanky, Follow of Lincoln College. Rev. liolsoworth St. Aubva St. eabyn, C h riet Church. Hash AWn, Wadhast College. Jews Merrick Guest, Pembroke College. Frodirick!(2hs p..;;adeuTOTritiCiraici;. war Amherst! , Chzisiblaireh. Harr Blozsome, Watthaat College. Wlltleat Alias, Worcester Ia the ammo coograwstloo, Ca rrederielt William Bedford. D.C.L., sad the 8... Home Newman Wheeler, M.A., of Trinity Coils's, Dublin, wen sdralitad ad modem. ADMISSION or Now PROCTOSS.-10 a convocaldias, holden at tiro o'clock, the proctiore of the teat year (the Rev. Bartholomew Pnoe, M.A., Fellow of Pembroke College, sad the En. Charles Wilma Beata., 8.D., Fellow of Jail Caere), 'signed their odes, sad were succeeded by the Rev. Edward Tladal Turner, Y.A., Fellow of Brammose Collage, Raabe proctor, sad the Bev. Thomas Prout, stadeat of Christ Cburob. TM iao - wlngaeron;nissted Pro-Prootars, P. H. Menzies and Rev. T. H. S. Bband, of Brannan, and Roy. B. fit. John Tyritlalta and Bev. C. W. Bandfccd, al Obeid Chuck. 1301111 EX AGRICrLTURAL REFORT.—The weatlue de teg the smith of April be. been very variable. We lave had a Sew warm growing days, but doles the greater part of :the time cold north-east wind. hove prevailed, with meta- Monet heavy rain, which latter was mock wanted, not only for the lend but also for the ponds, which in many places were vary low. It hoe boss amg favourable time for getang on with ill farm work; every else is bury getting in ileale assagelownrxel crop, find every year the great value of this root is ease appraises! • the Increased cultivation dueled the lei Mw ran is b ees enormous. It is much more entails !Ilea turaips._ end ill sot subject to so many difficulties and diseases. The wheat, upon Ito whole, look. prornieieg, bat the Gold winds have had a pnjudicial office apes it he many places; on the poor clays it looks yellow, sad a large balk of straw mow* be expected; on thin light sods there lestais)y equal be a heavy mop, a good many pieces sow thin, end them la also a great deal of light rub bish, owing to the dry elate in which the seed wee put into the monad loot mama ; on the strong toils it is very luxuriant, the great danger being an exrese of straw. Cosoiderieg the cold weather we have bad, oats and barley ere beide. as well as can be expected; there are some , tiooes whom the mop bee bora such Injured by the wire worm, bat It is net et all general. bees war has become oriels there bee bees great excitement be the coca trade. Wheat bee rises within a week about lb. per quarter, and there some a probability of its going still berr, but prices at present ere very irre gular, Whin and defilers in the eedietavy way will not be aneiois beware, until the trade homes somewhat more ended ; but the rapid rids has no doubt bees valued by an bereased em set of speculation. There is a stung opinion that the farmers ere considerable holden of wheat, but we believe it to be erroosoos. There is now sad then an instant where the bulk of lot yeses growth Is held, bat the tame are fee more ermierons when the whole MB been sold.— Bn'ykton Geartb. LAdvettionsimst.l CASIBILL'II 11.1.17/111ATILD bout I4L. Is am may. lib but el die was .1 serer an Ire nom wins wig maim war alaitlaii lodes bens Pecikei alsews, *am la pr•prlas sigiss la ramie pins of Ike venter SIM eatiliellem eagles. ss imam tray ellehisle. linned Sif * Nolo lie sipia et kat tur amo slitisisirimpi,lllij WO. .11Mli issidi (Stamped id. Atightima) [TWOPENCE. eiest, mthe to ir idium % MI not snowed this to " drift ble war to wee is ors with Reada tra W. leaps was is me thathel was etin it ;B i sect ne mesa Ilse tbs Mose allele a this weary bs dirsetad to tho roliolllui d In at =amps, Os bememretlsßsarsttipltlMabYsd. Embed Sad taloa me le bs ferami mini Mb = ism ail= we had sow • powsend loss ea Its ow laths and maw parani MI Is Ins Man lem thrL im Oin this E sd rb. eran :th • "Film MANI le thealpthd nes he pose at the midi N ns Mist Os waft w a r Is senzi l bs bold mist OM Ma is knit nns lb wallet s eisl= i rs Mawr en mew sad *abaft of cm imillSollm, Pas) 111•11••••11 galllma, is ccuelemles, Wad Ppm Ike dmirmis illrsod elstod ilea It • Mai isammet me Eli. .. Paw. he tit ilet tet nap* de talishatety sala- Ilia et as miles. lie else apassai Ns =lns dnesintisa WI kapsist, It imi ady ill M mum ell bw ra st eeposislit a bill fir Mr tbs rater et MI, • at samb Mariam Is ea I =reel may lb (Bs rabid said bal Oelimil Aram mast ailibured the sirlers, 11111 -- i thirgosensaist Rearm Min ram no sbaw at Made was is mass altbrodbat seleadeal as •ftwesy:Cilaspa_ • poll was dareas. he lAA limiii:r,ZaliaTsTisiiii. it iiiiiiiiy. Tonna= Mart Ituallo).—The saidastila kir air Bea Siam of 'Forklift. teak plbee le the ere Sesteless-beere, at Burnley, yesterday. The of Uncanny, Str L. 11. S. rifldssittio, Bart, i=ed. Sir Tattoo Sykes, Berk, proyend the re-denies et the Bight Hon. Lead Hothenr, whisk we esondell B. M. Beg., or Sunderiandykk. J. R. Pain Bm., pee E peld " n Sir Harr Borntoe, But., seanded the nelestise et tie Han. Arthur Dunortaber. Ifs ether endidates king brought forward, the above were draped y Oe Hlgh finelffto be duly elected. Lord Nathan enil Mr. Dassembe thee mi dmost the electors. Both the seadltates ainecated an armed neutrality in the eassing snuggle s the ecallneet. lisairmas(Booni).—Thipelsotiosforthesouthern division of Hann took piste yesterday at Southamiona. The Hon. Mr. Paring proposed end X. Bowden Smith seconded, the in, Bah& Duties ,• and No John Barker Not, proposal, sad Mr. Bonen Carter, H.P., wooded Sir 1. C. Janke, Bart. and there being no appo ints, the taro atardidat i e i s a repoesti were dinned doll elected knights of the shire. numbers addressed the electors. The Han. Mr. Dalton, although enuidered the enervative candidate, dinned that he was not awry that Berl Derby's reform bill vas minted. From the speech of the hon. gen- Sewn, his political opinion appeared to be not very different from then el Sir J. C. Jereolee, the liberal member, and it was the general *nice amongst those mend at the election that two Mends ban been elected for the enthern division of Hants. LIMERICH (CITY), WIDItItSDAY Evimmo.—The eity loin a heed state of usitement. Larp m and police are gaulluand stational in theatrena. In Wen, about Aix o'clock, ft apples the polka wen eassiled with stews, and other mY laa were freely us& The riot act war road, and orders were given to fin ; two mos were killed and five wonaded. It h fund that &mite the exer tions of clergy end the magistrates, together with the patios and military faro., some furt he r essious rioting will occur. Denonetratione are numerous in honour of the rounded 'camildatee, Messrs. Batmell end Gavin. DIBSTSHIRS (Sotrr#).—The nomination took at the County-hall, Derby, yesterday (Wednesday). Mr. Runs (liberal), one of the late members, nos proposed by Captain Holland, MN., and seconded by Dr. Peach. Mr. Mundy (cosservative) was proposed by Mr. Wright, and seconded by Sir William Pimbertort, Bart. The Hon. Augustus Verson (liberal) were proposed by Bit Henry Bury, Bart., and seconded by Mr. D. Lowe. Messrs. Even, end Vernon eddressed the electors, end declared themselves opposed to Lord Derby's government end in favour of a omaiderable estension of the baubles. Mr. Mundy declared himself • sapportar of Lord Derby's govaramaq but at the same time Ito wee in favour of an enemies of the frenobles. The show of heads wee declared bf the High Sherif to be in favour of litessre. Buns end Vernon. A poll woo demanded for Mr. Mundy, which will take plus on Saturday next. The proundings were vary noisy throughout, nose of the proposers or secoorbere being bard. THE NEW PARLIAMENT. Total Moab 298 Members retuned . 618 NOMINATIONS FIXED. TO-MOl Ayr District. Banffshire. lint 6. tieri?lk(Wiat)• 517aTisieishirs (Bast). Kiroodbright. Wick DWritt. SATURDA Armagh County. Dublin (County). Donegal (County). MONDA r, MAT 7. CITOOrFO7). Tatatalro (West Riding). MAT 9. Wicklow (County). Down (County). Cavan. Loanford (County). Youth (County), TUEBDA' - - - Antrim. Claim ((oast)). Cor u lk ig eonsty). KtMu. (County). Lsod.cmasmy (County). Roscommon (County). r, XVI' 10. QS•111ell County. Westmeath (County) I Waked (County). Orkney one Bh•Usnd. WWI') (County). Tyrone. WEDNIPIDA Plummet (County). I FRIDAY, LY, MAT 11. Monaghan (County). May 13. 811 1. 2 (Co 0 t7)• It MAT 14. (7)• Mayo (Coady). BATURDA' HiUussay CLOSE OF POLLS. LIMERICK.. Rangel! Gavin Bps*bt ___ 1207 903 906 KILIBMICY CITY. flallivan — O'Donnell -- 238 210 BERWICKSHIRK. Robertmon Matjoriblaks GALWAY, Lem Dunk,llia Prime NIWRY. 11l!Blatia 461 423 go Kirk ARMAGH. MO 197 Bond 137 uu FIFESHIRE. W bah Lou ~.. 1087 POLITICAL PATIONAOII.—Mr. Horace Young, eon of George Frederic Young, H.q.. who seconded the proposition of pottkag Lord Stanley In maninallos for the City of Lon don, at the Weeks: lion, bee barn appointed consul at Bilbao, in room of Mr. B. Murphy, formerly vioe•consol at Alex andnuts,whose removal has taken place undEr circumataseee, as we are informed, which require investigation. Mr. Adam; late .P. for Boobs, who voted with the ministers in the division on the government reform bill, has been so- Pointed Attonsey•Generel of Hong Koog, in the room of Mr. T. C. Aridity, whose suspension by Sir J. Howrieg, was coofieuesd by the colonial minister, to the lam of circum stances rim& an extraordinery character, that they ere to become the subject of *discussion in the new pediment. Mr. Edein James, Q.C., haring signified hie Intention of moving for the in connexion with this matter. Tint ra ir.LoT SOCIETT.—The weekly meeting of the executive committee was held on Tuesday, at the °Mom, 5, Ouddhall-chambers, Basingball-eirest ; Mr. Dewy Whiteside In the chair. Mr. Whitelmust, Mr. Pratt, Maier- General Thunman, Mr. Elt, Mr. H yde Clark, Mr. Dawes, Mr. nyclutharn Nodes, and Mr. F. F. Le Mains were pe sent. Reports of the progress of the elections and of the piss end lover of hellos - candidate' were laid When the committee. The principal tininess which compled their attention was orgardsisag the mesa" of obtaiaieg entimatie informed*. as to llbe bribery eel latinidatka presided et the late eleettens. It Is eentsmoisted to sooty Mr. Berkeley to roam the madam for the ballot - ell an early metsi after the reseramakilag el peollemern, end to cell a ercifenums of gelee la leaden ea Me assedea of the • ballot imrsedistely lsftee Mr. BsrheMy makeellde mottoes. LONDON Ousim. ManusOo tPAIIT (Ippon!). —Tramp rociipbta &meek friYil47 I i 111=4,104•0• TEA LONDON HOSPITAL. The 119th mini of the above asodeat and valuable amity woe al sGsad peteday at the Leaden Tama; In Royal Highness the Dab of Crowns to the ober. About 120 entraining down to dinner, =omit ram were a imp prty of the assethin of the ;swish per waive, bur whose especial reliedma a lee gost was pepsin by Mr. Myers, of It is peeithre bear la the Leen that two of its iories verb we devoted eaduelvely arrhitem to em of th yed e /own pr by Je na Mind ue ired celmea, la emegotace of tilde ar largo derelne re smelly Pee to the hospurvem ite p a jr i oes Jena f ton the Yen diner it amarousty Moan by the Hits et the poseera. His Royal II Wm tho Ilearame, knee pre es euelomeey Wel tarn reined upon net of tits may an any, that the proper petition of Raglan la the tomell and eat width Moaned about to ormeare hip = the enterat would of decided mid neutrality. (Lead ebes.) It might ems, whir, dm magmas to memade siglestkas fee pate With sub a wig. like had es that villa be had then to Fops% het be be• err that se all tire the beat way to pressen wee wan/ he to he hay premed kr war. (Cheers.) Hey behmell4 thee, whim key wen pap , far the mrst, tee wort war net at allleben ti haerliN ha sad hit to le the ih =al 3l. airimet ) of ail the beget •_sad break of the =- mat bat le barn that Rarkerea wareraw iblatir..Prarg_ emitt"l sat illa reot alfghtend amen la the men lama mown.) With these maithe made NI sailed awn tbe aeaaav M Mak " 1110 iron," nth a fel detorans to de all ia their Ch eerio be keep both aim in the fullest Mil of odletecy pone , Ink ( /a proposing the omit at the eseg, Nis BOW" Thome remind the company that the Lemke wee one of the eldest leipitab in the metropothyg haves beta tern se far beak as 1740, and that it me tree need Ann fa the Wind a wooing popiallin whir deer Its eatablislern lad grown up.to theiIIOMPINW nanseof 1100, _On. Dreg the past year ar,no wan treated, 11,ne. of nese wen • acorn* for w= • letter at iatreduetios whatever wee required. a of ohs hearaeis of the them the onkel stook diminished aura the last two years *the Mai 10, and to rehear ths ineetationaitsproon soirean■chrey mks et desk would le roper 'gene ere publi ceiTs =soree Mean and by thee aeulslbutkae craw the hems to equal the sepenitore. Hat la nabs le the e iet eoaditmy h•=. at the 6ra the M.. Vi l e gi way, and that 3,000 1 . at lear word be _tansy to put in • nee of rem mak. He knee le wee a peculiar feature of ti do imitate to not two wars ens- Moly to the Jews, end he no delighted to re wean, of his liellow-cillataa of ear l s/ea preen and essisdag fa the good cause. Their as former occasion wee well nom to him, but he that this year they would meld all their perm easelbseloas. (Loud shins The UM of eneeriptions wire then ned, sad aaliket the result of both =an acidities of upwards of 3,0001. to the funds of the A atuicalparty, under the dirtier of Kr. newts, mg a selection of lase and solos I. the coursed the main& Mr. Hark alaad se tessixamdsr. BAZTL9E 410 PORZION BLIMAROCL/17. The anniversary meeting of this society took place yeeterday at Exiter-hell, and was very name mealy attended. The chair wee takes by the Bad of SHATTISHUHT, and on tuclakerni wee the Bishops of Leaden, Winchester, Ca l and Cashel, the Ron. A. %brand, Mr. T. Farm.,, the'Rev. Dr. M`Leed, tie Ray. Dr. Rifles, the Rev. W. 'Anhui, to. From the report it appeared that the anipte of the year ending March 31, anceated those of say preceding yen. (excluding the ',said feeds). The amount spoilable to the general porpoise of the wady was 28,1iN71: Is, sad the mama amend for Bibles sad Testainente e =ll. fa Id., making the toll receipts from the emcee of income 164,9061. Be. Id., being 5,6671. os. more than in any fawner year. To the show was added the snm of 8231. 12s. 6d. for the Chasse New Testament Fond, sad 4,3321. 16e. 9d. far the spedal fund for India, makag a grand total of 160,0621. 19e. 4d. The isms of the society for the yew wen as Wean : Prom the depot at hoses, 989,287; from depots sbesed,: 636,0911-1,023,9116 woks, being sa harem of 23,208 copies over tales of any preceding year. TM total lama of the society amounted to 36,809 , 931 woke. The oedinary payments had amounted to 163,6901.7 e. 9d„ end the pay ments on amount of the Jubilee and Chinese New Testament Fends to 6,0621. 7s. 3d., making the total apeaditme of the =.163,642/. 165., being 6,466/. 10e. 4d. mote tan in say yew. The society was under engagements to the ex ist of 87,6261. 184.9 d. The Caanutam, in pities the proceedings" adverted to India, sad called upon the Bible Society, in conjunction with the wane miselemary exisise, to Main on the free use of the Holy Scriptures in the government school, in that coentry. Whet was required was, he said, not an enforced us of the Scriptures, but that when the natives wished to reed them, es to bar them reed, they should be allowed to do so. They alai no more than that, sad they would take no lees. (Cheers.) Be then referred to hie recently pub. Had letter with regard to Sardinia. It bed been said that in accusing Austria be bad by laplicatlon defended the Emperor of the French. No each inference wee justified. In hie letter be carefully avoided all mention of France—of anything which she had done, and of anything which she was about to do. His object was to place in contrast the conduct of &Mina and that of Austria as regarded religion' linty, and he was glad to know that his language had elicited an excellent response in the former country. Oa the motion of the Bishop of Lonpon, seconded by the Rev. Dr. Wlmon the repent was adopted ineithaosily. Among W reetaining spans were the Bishop of Car lisle, the Rev. Mr. a 111606, sad Mr. lodate Fester. Several resolutions leaving been agreed to, the proceedings termisa.ed in the ma mew. AN ALTERNATIVE.—In a letter from Florence, written a day before the eight of the Grand Duke, we read that the Commander of the Forces had tendered his resigna tion, and that when the Grand Duke entreated him to remain end not to abandon him in this dire extremity, the gallant officer replied, " Your Highness, my position is a film and moat difficult one. If you order me to march into Lombardy and join the Austrians, I shall obey your Highness's com mends, but the soldiers will remain behind. If you were to order me to join the Sardinian army, the soldiers would go, and I should remain behind." SOUTHAMPTON, MAT 4.—The Sultan, which ar eyed with the Peninsular mail on Tuesday, fell in with a Portage/es lessens*, dieabied by tom of bowsprit and in jury to eMen, twenty miles eat et 'Vigo. The Bohan towed her beck to Vigo. 'The name of the brigantine wee Deo- Hada, she was laden with wine, and wee bound from Oporto to St. Petersburg. On the let lust the Sultan met a Tartish line-of-battle ship steadies south-west under steam, and on the 3rd she met a Portuguese frigate and gunboat standing under steam to the westward. Us MAIL SERvics.—The Indus left Southamp ton yesterday with the India and China lulls, 72 passen gers, and 1,338 boxes of specie, and jewellery value 388,2491. Among the passeagers were Captains Cockburn end Porter; Lieutenants Herr sad T. Taylor ; Areartant- Pleat. Ike. The Argo also left yesterday for New t e X a with mails, renegers, and freight. An additional steamer has been put on between Weymouth and the Chan nel Island& ro that there is now a mail steam packet com munication six times in the weak between Southampton or Weymouth end Guernsey and Jersey. According to notices from the Otnaral Post-office, the steamer Ceylon will lake out the next Australian mail, the Tyne, the next Brazilian mail, sod the Sullen the next Penin sular mail. Ship letter-bags will also be sent by steamers, on the 10th to Gibraltar and Cadis ; on the Ilth to Gibraltar sad Lisbon; on the 7th to Malta and Constantinople ; end oaths 11th to New York. The Australian mail Is now three days over-doe at Marreillea. THE hum SECRET SOCIETY PIUdONERR.-- DCBLIN, WEDNESDAT.--COURT OP QUEEN'S BENCE, THIS DAY.—At the sib ing of ibis day judgement was delivered on the motion for admitting the Cork and Kerry prisoner, to bail. The Chief indite and Judge Hayes were of opinion that the Cork priennere ought sot to be admitted to ball. Judaea Keirin and O'Brien, on the contrary, gave jodgmeat *v their favour. The court being equally divided, there wee • no rule on the motto.. - THE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE AT MAUVE -It will be remembered that last December, Mr. dewing., of Borythoerm was suddimly lost all true cd, after tearo( a beerhouse h 1 Malt m, b.r*, It le thought, at the tiles of his dkappsanace much property apse Ital. The most strenuous 'nations vete made for many weed• bylahrelativas to tone him, and eventually • reward of 504, increased by 1001., was offered for his discovery alive os 01a.rallt to h esolterneot has just beet re-occaskasad hi Maine by the arrest of a rout and • woman of doubtful character, lately residing at NOrtol, Ml1t01:4 oaeutPl aim of haying some guilty kneeled/re of Yr. Jennings. bens The woman, at York, when iotosicatsd, appears to made allusion to "robbing and dote for "on old ende ars at Melton. The louse occupied by the primitive has Dem marched by the price, sad. • hat sad handkerchief teed wbk are thought to ham boraYir. Jenatinp's pro =The Firemen were an M oo day brought before the .se at birPou, sad were reasnded.—Nmieltester Semolina.. FLUIPSHIRE MILITIA ARTILLERY.—Ono hundred eon sad tour officers of this 'tensest mitred at Pembroke as bloaday, snorere stationed ate: Port Barracks in mild of ths chasch of Royal ery which left then* quarters last weed for Maarawy. Than. is secommodatioa moult at Perv'orokc sufficient for the whole regiment. Tha *her fortika.ions at rembrote aretotally utwuppliwl with troop',