The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-27 00:00:00

moderate ultra tall fay the Catholic the ' the had acting facilitated . Reform Gares adroitly distinctly. ,say meaningless " Liberal aow-a,- Par , sad oceetits- As soialled _ .la Jacobites • mino. what Sir thoureelres 2 T ER DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING Ira= tarirwitti= 4.ll % amid ea ee es Me mime eel wined ti= 6 Wr b om p ith me la lie VOW .07 r im ., esslissl lie Obi , slim ism tem i ng s iOLLNII JIM BILIAILB attE/AlP s e i = ol La iSALISUNI. 0011 gic i lr= ll " wa s h. r, 4...rfted fibs Os Llf eel./ samtaa WOW. ' ll se ornery, untleirlisnemale. It ~ re. esso l gers liz m wts rawer we ft, elect is NM *mama eel eseioss eM azir. e b b e eif asams• %beim ; et 41 111 41 6 be in seseimse_mos s t jle b sair . . • war • meow rumor sobs* ma. at ,-&-z.47•=74." miew" es VIAA ewrwr. woe la etc expreoo• TO COMMITONDIDITS. rimmisurs farms. ice .111elirebask. Lain Mesta. pew. eb fie Mbee eabeerlbesseee e bp Tee Medi ea Op SEP et vabibeilsa. Pau lbterve. THU 1101100 L M llOO t SCANDAL lON ice . --PLUTO LID PlvileiPtll Me. ovwsw!_;_ixis xsoswes. mi. wrism—aos J ACIII LETO all 111011 °Aiwa. bal. PIM McVay& si uses ft use s uTl lll . e ladarel ti gli l grE —are SALIM IP or utusauf.—oes• r aLseer Toe LANOISe, nosomeart. Mime Mseese, erase& _ eoldrea. !MS "FILM of ?KW. raw. r1=11r•A• /14Stm. L/AdleMb. LLS L ereere. rls L Jassailms.—ad 111 r wars 0112.-o.ssmeese I P.M HIGH WATER AT LONDON =IDOL IL T en —1 Swam lea .Allmseele eee lesesse L be—alevalmo, lee— ..ailuseak Ile ILL LONDON. THETIS 04 MAT esaut be Mentes repeated that the prinsipal 11•Mii of the presont nnestisfamory state cd alias in I the Moue of Coe moan is the want of a broad and mocked hoe of elsoserestion between the two great parties of which the Howe is made up. Public *elm in this country is divided into great camps : the eamp of three who being contested with things se they ere, would remain standing still; and the camp of those who think things are suseptible of amend- ment, and would " move on.* From an early period of the reign of Geoids 111. till the accession of Mr.Cse mato to power the difference between the two camps was sufficiently marked. The great bodies who occupied them were not altogether at one anew themselves. There were decided and moderate Reformers—Whigs and Radicals ; and there were ultra. Tories and moderate Tories. It was not easy to toll with certainty whether a man was a moderate Tory sr a wisdoms Whig if you met him alms. Still, the ensreeteristics of the masses of the two parties were esilleientl, distinctive. But with the Cionmon on • began a change. Mr. CAN NINE'S views on the Catholic quetien, and hie foreign policy, gained for him the support of the Whigs, and to a certain extent of the Radicals, against the staunch old Tories who had refused to follow his banner. The habit of acting along with their allies taught the Canningitss to speak liberally and patronisingly of other articles of the Reformers' creed; and this habit facilitated immensely their adoption of it when the Reform struggle of 1830 began. As soon as Earl GMT% Reform Bill wan carried, the Canniogites, and some of the moderate Whigs, wished to draw bridle. At the same time Sir ROBERT PEEL adroitly persuaded the Tories to drop their old distinctive name and adopt one which was calculated to arouse less of popular hostility, because it had lees meaning. " Ooneervetism " was the substitute. It is net seem wry to recapitulate all the incidents that have osenned since 183.5 to render the c.haraeteristie difihruces of parties ler marked. Suffice it to say that, thanks to the euphonious and ensaningler 'Other of " Conservative Liberals " and " Liberal " Conservatives," a man of any opinions may now{- days declare himself a follower of any staternita—a member of any party. In fact, the only recognised .1 party distinction has cone to be the following of this or the other leader. A follower of Lord Dray calls himself a Conservative ; a follower of Lord P kLM LUTON calls himself a Liberal ; yet there are members of Lord DEBBY'S Government who profess openly to aim at organic constitutional changes from which many a staunch follower of Lord PAirms- rros would shrink aghast. So long u this is the state of the public and Par- Summary mind we may have factions, cliques, sad eateries; but we can have no parties in the °metals- time souse of the phrase. It is this mixture of hieterogemous and incompatible mambas that has paralysed the party of program and rendered the Obstruetivee triumphant. It is not the anialled Coeservatim party—made op of the foilsmen of Lad DlMBT—that arrests and impedes program. Is itself, that party is as purees= as the Jacobites were after the accession of C.:Roma 111. It is • mino- rity both in Parliament and in the country; and, what I Is more, its apparent numbers are eked out by nee--es, for example, Lord STARLIT and Sir YMINIOT KELLY—brim do not eves give theumelves 1 Ike MOM& to pretend that they hold Cesserrative • i epininam For any resistance this party meld eller, nay meneere of Reform whatever might be aria bentanow by a majority which would rake the Omeervativs Lords act as they sated when the Rehm Bill passed unobstructed through their Haws TM real effective opponents of Retina are those who, under the convenient mum of Liberals, have mixed in the Reform ranks, and impede all the movements of Ramer& Is a measure of Reform proposed? these men object to this or that detail se too sweeping ; they argue, and cavil, and threaten to oppose; they bring the real Rekessers to a parley, . 1 and by specious and pathetic representations about the danger of disunion, they prevail upon them to do nothing. Another favourite and dike- tam method with them of hampering the party to whisk they profess to belong is to insist upon its following, under penalty of disruption, leaders of their ahoesiag. The scandalous and aimless faction lights—the halting between two opinions —the infirmity of pur- 'pose, reversing to-day what was decreed yesterday— whin have disgraced the present Huse of Cam. mans, are almost entirely owing to the incoogresene usertarnt of men of all principles and of no • arise the designation of the Liberal party. The evil cannot be put an end to until the tares are winnowed from the wheat, the goats separated from the sheep; until the I iseposeibility of keeping alive a real Tory party having been recognised, the Coneervatives of all shades agree to act openly together, and erode ' front the ranks of the Party of Programs. It is not ear wish to desonnos any man as unworthy of the ocefidsece of Reformers, and insist upon his exci- sion from the muster-roll of the Party of Program No such invidious proms is required to purify the , . party. Let the real Reformers among the radars of the party earnestly press on mosestres of prudes' rekem. regardless of mattered disecarnte and throats of secession from professing members of their • party, sad the separation will goon be ream- • ?Übe& Lay down real measures of Reform bakes the party, and real reformers will admire and sling to them, es the steel filings mixed with dust start teem the mingled moms and sling to the atiset held eels thus. Let those who are serried the the their Refers and groat Public . map snood ' period .the groat DmY ' Lard from 'A LMII- TEE EXPRESS, THURSDAY Urea found capable of pronouncing the Reform boleth, dropping the unmeaning dialysation of Liberal, re-baptise themselves the Pasty orProgroos and ►eave to the residuum that apathetically hge back to designate itself by what epithet itylesseit • Evan during the necOssarily brief period of the Bemire that remains to be gone through, a begin ning may be seeds. Two Bills, the object of which is to east partial Reforms in our representative sys tem, have already gone through several stages in the Howse of Commons—the County Franchise Bill, and the Bill for abolishing the Property Qualifi eation of Representatives. ♦ Resolution affirming the principle of Secret Voting will be submitted to the House soon after it re-sinemblea. Here are three important elements of Parliamentary Reform which can be successfully carried through one House of Parliament—possibly, seeing how desirous Minis ters are of obtaining popularity, through both— before the Session closes. There can be no doubt that all real Reformers would insist upon the whole of these three items being made part and parcel of any comprehensive scheme of Parliamentary Reform to which they could give their support. If, there fore, they can be carried during the present Session, it will be comparatively easy to carry the supple mentary items required to make up a com plete Reform Bill in the course of the next. The member of the House of Commons who demurs to each • policy l scarcely entitled to cell himself a member of the Party of Progress. Scarcely any objections are urged against the two Bill of Mr. LOCKE KING; arid as for Vote by Ballot, there can be no doubt that its adoption is desired by a majority of the real Reformers. The majority in its favour is sufficiently decided to entitle its members to call upon those of their colleagues who still doubt and hesitate to cooperate with them. Unless the majority of every party is entitled to call upon the minority to follow its lead when the time tor action comes, there can be no combined action. Anyone who hangs beck when called upon to sup port the three measures we have pointed out, must be contented to be taken for cos of those Coeservatives who have insidiously mixed with the Reformers for the purpose of impeding their advance. There is no chance of a compre hensive Reform Bill this Session ; and the carrying of these three points will make the work of next Session so much seder. At the worst, if the meamtres are rejected by the Lords, we shall have made a beginning of re-organising the Party of Progress upon the basis of a recognition of defined practical massacres. If on the other hand Minister., catering for popularity, prevail upon their House to concede an extension of the County Franchise, the abolition of the Property Qualifica tion for Representatives, and Secret Voting, the Party of Progress will, even without a complete Reform Bill, go to the poll at the next election— which cannot, under any circumstances, be far distant —with infinitely greater advantages than it has ever done before. We have shown how the reorganisation of the Party of Progress may be begun. If we are asked who are to be its leaders, we reply, Those who by their achievements in the struggle to which we have been inviting shall show themselves most deserving at the distinction. Of Court. 088011143, MAT M. Yesterday being the birthday of the Prioress Helena, the bend of the Royal Marines played se the Urns s. Her Majesty and the Priam Canon, weeeeyeeied by Primo= Alias and PAWNS ROMAN arm cat la ten apes carrier. TbePrlsoe et Wales sad Priam Alfred have retired le the White Lady red Alvirbiak. Spar CarleAndrealen bed the hamar of exhibiting Ids fan of lagerdanele in the melee before her Maleley, the Prince Carat, the Dineen of Kett, the royal children, and the piety emenbied of °s►oean The Le et Derby left Landes yesterday far Osborso t 111. of Wight. Cartel& itaigerald bad an interview with Lord Stanley ridged., at the Cokedal-offlos. Deninaire ware meted yetterdey at the Colosial-ollee Iberia the Ornaments of the Cap el Good Heys, Natal, mil St Elelesa. Despatehat were Mt from the Caleniel-ollee yasearday to this Governor of Gibraltar. His Royal Highness the Prince Consort will leave Osborne to-day, on a visit to the Primer hided* WI of Press& The Earl and Countess of Leassberousk hoes reistasi Is Omit elsalkope-strest from' lb* tot In ennsen. Lard end Lady Donna, sad the Fie& Mho sues, lav• wt Lod= be a siert *ow ate Isle et Wiskt. The Bishop of Exeter and Mrs. and Miss Phili ras have leit the Chemed's kw the Peace, User. - Sir John and Lady Pakingtos will return to the Admiralty le-day, dam Westwood Perk, bear Droitirish. Indy Dynekee first mirth eleissoists took place on Tumity samatir. The Moods arm tally mod feahionabiy altsmial, sad amatir mad bile op eta reit until. hat law. Tb Design of Inverness gave a ball last night at If.tadastaa !dam Lai Leaks Douglas Pennant gave birth yeater day is a Arighier. Us Rigid H. W. R. Gladstone, M.P., and Mra. Mrhim asithisiori tin Dena sal Dears d Norfolk, tie Mamie ssi limaines ci lafaissistry, Visount sod Thome= Mrstierd Is liekilia, Lord J. Wesson, Lord Lynda., ins Right Hos J. sal Hos. Mrs. ilsret Wort ley, Sir Writer sad lady Isms Kr. Anoreare sod Lady Mudd Eirsibed Hops, Mr. Winos Hworeet, Km Spans sal a mist party, et dhow lost MEW. it thin semi.. Nines Heses-tormes. Mrs. Cliodstens Mir la as mai. !ad a naliden. " • . - ALM= • BALLS.--Tit• •Ingisitiou• he vouchers he time bons Imbue kr mssislibs 11•1•11 mike with= TN* It los bse ird.l *el rssimpisne b• tosiasd, N. Wh.,.leer._ bays • Mulsally sommitsi to mhos • gent sow qpikedses; Ng at • MI mat* haY as Twisty It was 1M used Is stye visas, Is Wes saty wile won is r. Atha ids et r. raysedv• lake. Th. iabsselpelas is Ss sem es as Imovlses sooty—sae guises sad • bal ke a swiss of ens bah. Stapleton Court, the aingettleeat residence of the Ws Skim et Ofriangar nel Intik', etit be sold by ano des op tin lidli of Jeoe. We leers hate the Nam Casette of the 22nd that the owe d Algoma. Maszad, tie wall-kaegra asthma at . I Proommil upset," labors)* bad has deepaired at. his coaddseably halsoved, mad that hapax o• saw ea tortalasa d his reeavary. • Wit bees fisibe. a the 214 says :—" Naples Y NI of lb** at this seterat, Pekinfor breiliage is the seinsaaleg emir, piens Same. h body talk all Oa pmt AIN aro him at WO prier, sad the bade see Isolasi • reel homes tide yew. Codeolhamot to a Bono toohionflo osolooso he heotioso, esdi aboaly bat Mal with Ittradas. Pm*, all Ursa& hmilise. Lida he ha bodkin ohm to oho to to nub Nomad, ea the raw rem abisel Newer are bows to be above eay br their elloadese virtue. Yamaha be. br war dm beta is a ebb of peat egibilea, sal bum bur Iowa& Ottegan. Velma of weeks emir tr loM Moos • taloa at spothst empties." Tb Rusts& Navigatioa sad Co.*ersial Co.. Play, aimlikesii at Odom, bale arrernt tar Ilbrr alessies flan the wad al dr Oaaanue rill hmehrh rasa as ter as Trott/wad, awl time has Caeoleathaaple sr hr r awns. CITWTAL PA LACS.— 011 Z BNILL/110 DAL WIDNIMIDAT, KIT 26.--Aalinism am 1, i p=l. IOU; am by smallibols o 1107; tiblivi . llen SPEECH OP THE OiLINCELLOR OP MIS .; T 6120.101 E yilie °onset-naive eledOes or the eouthara. l pert of the coy of Buolaighate allerteleed their meg latatives,Mr. C. G. Ds en gni Mr: Dhessii, et dinars the Royal Hotel gardens, Slough. A headman tent, cepa- Ns of containing about SOO persona, wee emoted on the groan& in front of the hotel, and tastefully decorated with Sowers sad evergreen, and a profuse display of legs and Wawa Some of the latter hors inscriptions applicable personally to the guests of the day, such ma Disraeli and poplar Institutions," "Disraeli and Protection to Native ilduffitry," ,` Dieraeli sad oar hastiest Institutions," with the sotto, " Porti elbil duals ; "Da Pre and Inde pendence," 'to. ; while others were of a mue gmeral ohs. rats, me " Chore& Queen, sad Cementation ;" haw tae, Taw* sad Camerae;' "Prosperity to the Nosey of Beoldsghem," to. At her o'clock about 500 gentiessa set dews Se Shaer ; Coked HOWASD Teen in the chair. The Duke of BUCKING ZAK necked to the toast, "The Eger of Lone ; " an Mr. Du Panatheowhdged the ow pliant to the " Conservadve Canty Members." The Camellia" then preyed the health of " Her Majesty's Mrietere." The CIIMICII.IOI of the luesur am, who wee welled with lead cheers, onsuesoced hie addrws by =maw the ebthowstharee wader which the motet govern* emembi le ease, sad desorang the difficulties they ball Mae we, egret le estrester, upeolally hustaaaing the err d Ile ogre= et Nagle& the gnomon bringing thew mar. tomb men " bash le bkaph le that ern* late Imal n. keg tit ledipallen iseqweribie et thde idle. taps, sad shone he the nehmen et that gesermern bed positled these sore( 11111611111 Tires per selleseln bed ctocepied the masa of the governmen shale Ada seredas so tedee—derelga ailleiss, which involved the cue d= of maser wee • Ilegaidel ontsogemeele, which involved the quoin et all roue at dellaissey, or al redaction of taxa tion • an the erbelphe ea whin a peel empire should be numbhared blabs. " Three great esithets," endued the right bar yahoo, " while we have lea in Wks ealy three meths l (Len drum.) And yet we are hid Set we are a wen government sal that we have dame marg. (Hew ham) Why, we have dedicated th e hewer el Engind. (Hair.) We have preeomed posee. (Harr.) We have heed morimprhosed sad maringessatursa. (Chases) We have met se immense dellaissey, and redneed oar tau nts. (Ilasewed then.) We have leN awe principle. for the reecestrneden at oar ban empire, et which logien approve& whin Henn taker, Ind whisk, if acted aria& the puts= gad the glary al this country. (Con *nod ehmeleg.) And, goalhems, we had to perform this peat Irk audit uspreedened anion he. Iwe bornd to dears, Ned were espodelly albs eons ohneentices that have been mods to-dey, that I ben ame—ad its. my lams I may be esaddern a candid red on Impertlel 616 p—have so mean to complain of the preen House of Commas. (Chan end Iseraller.) Ondaring that it wee noted under the such= of on rinh—osadderlag that it wee sup posed is maker an onrwhelateg majoilty against tee when we moon the Mee at oar, I we toned to my that her Mejsety's government have resolved it.. the Hour of Com mas, es a body, a generous swan —(hear, has); end that ea more than on °ocean to. nee sod the spirit at the House it Common have toned the -slag iatrigue— (sheurs)—ead the restless mooldeslione by which, from the err moms* of oar geterlag dies as goverment of the Quashes bees eassibel. (Hem) And this hods me to the very lay of the position. This nisei at this nest Luba that which molly is net wended slam the days of Cherie. 11. ; there is in lashed at this moment a label— (bier, bear)--• cabal whin bee so other object thee to nest the goverment of the Queue, sad to cheer lb sada in a manner the moot reckless bat the most deismained. (Hear, hear.) Now, gentleness, this cabal ocadeb of some scheming Hugh& politician gad to forego intriguers. (Hear.) They poems resources of all kinds, and in oomaider. aide amount • sad dr y are quite reckless as to the rode In' which dry say dispose of dun. Tien soda Ingram we gd without the eiSt reerne aids leeh. (Her, hear.) prime yr& magenets tbs. aspen* regent to foreliteedlei F r ay thui .....:= 7 ...a r5 . Miro/ traeo,l espeen to say, bee sesessin a aremplithemg ; they ban in a peat agree _Sled the MOO we awl inderentient prom of legfAlred. (Leal et • hear, haer.') tinniest people in the anaby—Omegbir)—who log to the beef* irides of neeepeesee fen, whim sad direellem—(hen )—who leek to whet we celled ihohntajimenee In bathe tanninet_rhearsir lends in Ind Mk Ain need hastriedie lends ar LAW ryes awe net gineekimages el the tad Istagieterj—med thet the MOS Area guar 17aciriss Ogles simper le as eainethe aterephere a rhos& (Ilenewell awn mad Isegteter). Tee, 6is hat Ise Ine, Os alpha* lin were cue et the Asa me sew in hone with the end en" we lav isu r il 4 ben three sad thsesbn moths Y It eau daft. that period tie ban vlaffiteled your ben ch we we arkeee ss, th i c e et inn& toile hal leen la Mahar we ban mean ▪ esegiures hem hedge y e b oomit a allairay lasmese, yet Isms imam am, Ur we have a deep isane. be sand» la ihe hatrest ima gy i the wthatry , bras moilbeglier) who upon Wen WO ere • gereennit fiat do 'raft , bates; that we an swan gegmaiont, sod me est le the nag. dare steer Yee *Mame& Clan beer, tad Inghtse). ael win weithi bilges if the mid ewe eseemetel t Toe Imam ow pig; you we jadire of it by Ito bathe. Let As meal easmodul, aid in foreign Whin yes will have Adam hedge policy (hear, haer) ; skew your home alblp eh koveyselly estebilehn a rm ed WWI =rgovenneed, den the maid d the government e ethel edge; mad I/WNW as hob iebeedell le these impserseente why►Ae opidt innele, whither landel, leendel, sled dr seldeemet el thoy whisk b the a er n than wadi the mem Soudan leek et a rod einesser, dam yea will ter year ellindes Situated its. oneenethe progress * hear paluale isms staled ea In anal pore et dee weal, gamennsed he nee r* men nib Imededepenelly lb tb elaket iesseran abe ale hilor7 gem ( lay. *the Well, then, yew ben to ohne war al the the cabal ; sad Ima hoe I n te a lbase . at sad ` go* at Majesty's mast, 1117W11411 . 111111ra nr(dheies.) Det, seakei* era it men se hulidij a did fin wine In *dr we hiding wilt the bet an mph ef wen ages Aral a meserat wt , ma at her ladedah A. wish, wish, ems ilweeed nit the thet. semeles mes bra ▪ Mend, s Mem et Ommuen an hear* rig et mem en the Weida Ala le three neagetwil dialog el dire greet melds to which I hove Atha Om, Is., gad a ary et "ire les . ,l6 lll l 2: sennellet sago am glen maw ed the beemengs ifg.lgn ear dram was semen me out as *et eta me amidst sod seatemen, who weir oak the furled et Mr. Calera __ (am, haw, mod laughter.) Att the who sal espeeiseted pakten earidered the game woe go. Tests haw very nil, aserning le their trey, dr* sebedy would ion et the mane el the guidon, *et athedy would dean te MN whet we bed ass, gad whet we sight hove dose. the tide/ we ern Is pealed erlandio that the wren weir In plate cede mining acrd 11: I. en horn Caw a member et mourn at the service of the lad, the mode the hoar of the end, solemn end yeas toele—(grent ye at the cemand of the odal—(reaswed I—the. thing was to be do a edam! end threasellemen Inn upon an Indian sabbot, has wile they etch ash hides, cad which re objese. Theme gentisma were imbed le ' lest' the Tyr sery. (Ilair.thar, mei l Nerhart In my theasery et peaks—end owls, le y year matimeed aseildnag kis sow at no va7 elan deraden, kw I believe it was en m y spot, sad la the prewar et emu here, that I nide my post epee* in pale 116 Ina beam I wee a =tabu al parks mose—bet eaddag in S" podded euperiones we OR mere edeafilliedly emerged dere the masurres whin were to sessupalt the all el this geneeeret. (Cle. tes.) The mod. we less& tottword h the Been at Commons by a geathsent sfunimpeachable repeleden. The cebal—wtith hes rather a hinted c.baracter—((ail mad otheers)—chces Ito heineemon with inoriseied soeuessy.—(a Ingit)—esd I ewers pen thy when Mr. Cleilwea nee ee ha as I was welled et sq ems laughter) —as I atm* ins pile. I pthe im e ll =esding with a rem- Intim, whisk I *hit died have beer drawn up by a ma vinare. (Lead has her.) la the 'See house et pods meathe • elllyene guilendemended appear wen t bum plephele rep. .) Dameliel wffilt the ken the of iea Ide Is mad dal to wile.., letelons nun et inhale ederean that he wee net Mie gam 'aed 11~ ligarased by party metives. (Muir end eheme.) Weil, geode. 11111111,11116 i happeseimsar shummehreeef antothhee, I ale nu gra laelesedented la the • ladlowdj sad when I hear ef Brien " the sib gal miner use at terty—whes I bre enerkin the. piny sphlt will be the tie of Oh nuts—let ern by a aka man et whet bee essemed dogleg the lad Wel" sad I disk reehell seen Is Ail gendadom an is • gentip free ead tallibeseed es Neighed *see we hails le prig, beihs whin the rest tinterene serge d ai at li br m molded Wl murk sad that ire gn an% their re aik peat ha ma t ve the mshout uhalther ph et thi vaey e ete be entry. are le "Mt et peortedu idea ht ahrus right the a hoppeeed nen e tednig ago, tho wee breight tinned by the odd whirl was as lormare as adrence d her Majesty's gomeinmen Why, drag ath kWh, peshered ite It wee, yea war pa* remount, OS OW' ING, MAY ,_ roi l ieni, 11 eb•=l% lisbar i • v of her re tf neeithiry -.. /E, WI e sna i• dthwd on every In radiomen with • becti . ' spirit esr eath, our psalm ( hear. Het iftheffil of that, bent was a bill of fahlesent proirmil iiphoot a government, which a vote of semsre, sad whick on the last rebid the isimis, was month& to a general vote of want of omffilthee; mad who mminesel that debate in Mince of tits ipmersiment and in epumbith to the cabal f Not the soomboro at bar Majesty's = wa tt an lawalths of narlianteot— IM AM, and authority, and ommoloi whrris pedolig the same good pled*. whisk on tho bock et our gtheip—lent who wow ON* the flimsy web, ell& &was& is smibors of the sad plesiciose metheame. (Lethebten.) Gen- I reale to that &this with conidemee sad triumph ;task for the verdict of the people of this oonnuy. i t already beta given. (Hear, hear). Until that mo- Os was brought forward vs were receiving from the Mi• of berg a fair but an nnimpamioned (Chaim) TM, were proles& that the government take seceded to power under sort difficulties, and under smolt a wraith 4111.1111111 of the pmegatim, were deserving of • kir thrum; hot I admit rabidly end truly that I be lieve tams the not, In the wed body of dr mike, any haws bops& ON at geowelleme it then who led sac coda lo Ace crier dillbohloo, sad who, dmiag that dor hol t will oseahmomo cod devotion, entheerthred to do tbsir dig Bea the mamma that cao ma Iteetight hrwari—isonissol___ us_ Jli lop by sea In both harm at gerbemews—thsoftheths OM look place, s steastet width weld Nabs iiishm, what was ite mese tbe esedese of WINS pulite ciereders la bees treseso done ; and If we bad gone to the hustings, where there Is very little doubt that we should have pea I believe the overthrow of the cabal would have bees ** wet avail in history. (Cheers). Well, geedeme, eked dew hes been overcame by an =worthy umaegmeent ar eanoiedon on our pert. It hr not been eveseeme by the united dorm of our binds en a division, bey an the °comely, ham beat oversees by the istriesie makers and in ternal sleep of wren sad el wieng-deing that prevailed in the reeks et our seemits. Bela. _bmts is nothing like that het Friday weeds, In the eretary of the Rouse of Carersoss. We arse damn =peeks ee divide at hew o'clock in the 11111Mig, and I sayealf, with my 11/111001 . Waled on prepaid to address lima, perhaps, he two hours after midnight—(tanghter); eel believe I* geethatie, even with the eseseimmeme of • geed eine% that is so vain effort. (bar, km). We WOO en seemabled. • heashes, with their denied mime, eared to rival these of our 5 opponesta, whets am arose • wail of distime—bt )—but not he* wt. (Cheers.) Whet awed Ima y liken to that sudsy of the Bengal army with which we are all so familier. t alter teeniest • corps after oar* ; general after gememl, all aoknowist that they amid not march Through breAry • with Mehety'a opposition. (Great lisegbase end doers.) Gee theme, it was, I may may, mbar a eenvnleka of Ware this one of the ordhery imenelices of homes lb. I ma likes it only to one of these seirlitgeakes ee Calabria or Pen, of whisk we memelimes med. flare was a rambling mariane—(dmers, sell • hieo) ••grine—• shriekeiset bah, ; and embody ben whether it caw from the top or the heti= of the bees. (Cheers and legible:4 w pm wee a meks a llarare in the payed. Thee • a tall tower toppled down. And dm the a =ri t the enable& beaches became use groat beebrag view of mereby. (bed end pre treated ohearies.) And der ere L ou pee" welder, who want to the *sentry hose ammg there h why I Bells, whoa there is beard an every paled I And who hart net ems the ailed Wad of wishing* seise upon the spoils of vbs. (Ohms.) Whet we hive be I have. I 1.7=n0 ohm pieced before you. What to do, not me ane r =les had the issiedty to =esse. They my we have no Irby when we se building Wnu empire: eel they OM sielek hoes giving ea elation upon the easy desemseep whisk ware made the Debra of WOO of proemial dieweisa. (Rear.) Under the dr- camisare, gsellemee, hy waft, yes here le-day—an so- abet ha wg ifs as • seinimsr, beam I had aceeptod your , Weblike as • mem menh i r ef porbiesni—le in a wares et reel enweidelles. I am dal, she thew te medal& esseneases,se sW bellies ft hire a bey day I eseshysen, a belly ameessi with me by wok keg sad melee the el pub". esaildsese aid private ft isehhiz m at to give thins this aseiert of my stewardship se a for three meths. (Chen.) I ask you, team, sad I auk the eanaery pneregy. war yen stand by the Qasea's whir Ns swiss the what? (Lead chews.) It the emery de ride apes ettaillsg e =t tary salmi le us patemtatatly that waste= whisk way aow, perkspe. be only • Witspentry impair bun their sew of - the *jub ilee whisk we bye szpaineed—we shall Isiesvour in dye sense, and by el the Resew is ea; power, es era awl erumead that esellines by sesweres whisk, la ear epledea, ere iieweeisi by the asewelllse ti the =and whisk will be esedeetve le the vibe of the (Chem.) We will WO mem k kedge retaken Who adman& betpradsot awilitiwy system width Ishii It will, la ear whir, arialela peace, wIJI maineda peace whit heeeur, (C liens.) We shell endeavour la the umegemire ef heest, Moss bawl= by taewswe wide\ 'lib* 'wpm the seihawee Grasper* seethe We !hall pewee k Isms et raw with 'blob hew the Isle Mewl yew have bestow homier • been= we have it is he eel, lib by walk yea ea voids your =ln. why am% wed the=mr ia r whisk yea e whit le raids the beippleas thane 1110,010,0:0 of pages wile have keg st be* the salthets al the Qessamul vie am bylielederal the law are W awe le her ea undivided We stall ashavour te Aerie and data the *madam bi testa= edieerlog eves ee be silks of all Wine wielimes het lave tee Me t~ sad ilsorthd the cow wseseadth le whiskers lee. whatever say be the remoter al Sees gasellsas,whelirr hay be heel relonee—eri ea that heed ow memo an preperell—er social rehrme, which deemd the attention of any ministry, or those ooesthetkeal boyeevemate whirl all wise men who are lovers of their seentry would wish is besets! in each a mama that the shell he improvessmis, sad est mew changer—(sheare.)—l Awhitener meg ha temewler d dim tpeellsoe, we set ebelek awn Mashie firwasi armeens whch meg Wash tee harpaphig diffiralite with the Westin ad the seavelhit thit we say bring about • Soppy WOW d be. (Cheers.) But we awed he Ws mire we sms seppeeted by the ass- Mess end pawl biker id the people ei "sighted. (Chews.) We bitme boa beasatei So =lad.* •( the crown in • meow aft away isned, We have moped the Mir el Ake at a rem weityeeey. Abe the agenda by the sovereign of her grackles belief thai oar el idles was • piffle duty trees whit* we shield bee ~q end beteg employed ibe tier bin whelk we have bald prwr la swasplew like la the maim whisk I laws we OM we have a *lit to appeal to the eseeery le ammike the misetha of her itiaitiey. and e=rt ashy the softie ininesse of public opinion. To that after the late Meg, wear le bellows e7e 17y own pert sad on the pert day coless i te7= erbli iselbstad dilidesee, bei,ed themes, wilik • en bre widek I will net wimp ater)— we& &Share, because I haw that la the shim of p elks It requires greeter fi rer. than gst = is deg with them sucomefully; with ceelibmou I pines the utrocet talkers ta the justice of the peopb clf ',gland." (The clef boa mews& his met MINA enthushatio and prdls ,) The Duke of Boer nvo ear then gave " The Health of the * Colonel gym," which was drank with Mum The 0111ANCILLOS of the IiCWIt4 UR proposed " The Teeing Fanners of liscidaghtunshire," and Mr. Caimans, retarned thanks. iiiieritnrr ;u " The Onseurative Members for the Mom& within the County," NM Claud PISMO WILLIAMS, M.P., reepondel to the tout. Same came brie et . heel &muter were subsequently dna, viten wince the nunnbly dhopemed. QUALIFICATIONS FOE THE MINISTRT.—The OM► nlAtmesably at Um Church of froolland hr just dallied is appeal by the patron end ponenner of the parish of ifrinel oois against of the the Amens of a clergyman to undorteko P = dthat Out of the chief objectless le Mo gontledeen al lathawsa, although ft wee wowed that he wen Me= of taking keg walks at a rapid peak It appian that natal ool mis • large parish in the Whet of a rough hilly nod boggy district, the minister of whke le expected to be able to jump, swim, and in ease of used One of the Alfredo= to the promoted meld :—" In Meter k la &Seek travelling from my house to the Munch. The roads my very met, swim, and heavy, and the wind generally in the fall. Then an other roads in the pariah wane then the rood to my boast ; moo to which shire ere no roods at ell, end I mums Halide es toe which goes through the moor. The road to Mr. Riddle, • gommeopor's bon* le also usformed—tha sppromok being through the opts moor, and you cannot gut to the hones without picking your stops past toms-holes mid dabs if mum; all the roads Mel to the moor *dee NM billy end rough, sad a good many of them are difficult to tonveL In Altai the pariah, great Motown would he roved by a penes having agility enough t o l ut z • snow oh or sight fret wide. or to run gob* mote-holoo to prevent =from Making. Them ere mums that thoe; take is golds ham house to home. A perste hoes nay hones to Newton, if able to leap over • mill- lady. of few kilns fret wide, and over • dyke, would reach ft in five sdantmwhenes, hy following the mod. it would occupy half ea Ewer." The Genteel Aersably din lei refute a rule mat to the premium tronse he wee mann& to these mita- BIEROTRIC FOR NEW ZEALARD.—Her Ilifeetr's goverment have gins • formal ement to to. sobtlividon of the diocese of New Boa- MIL said the meths if a Dew litheerte, the met of 'Ma k shell he at Weillesete. The Vie. Antidote= Abram', 8.D., foreorty ram al iksga College, gym ad relebsersester et km, mein as 4 7,4. m1 ef ten. The reverend deeibers is new le sad imbeimeniid so won Semi con be imaged. Amass. bbleprie will be Mud en I waft 'sus wt* the mot of whilst w: beat isirna, ad Veen Ar m W a lMitlah: Bishop of T the 10. featteil new et Kerbs Weld, bet bra . .to the WINO. of Mien. e. &And eel be awed late a =47 withal Dr. law's, the print lieberb ell be , ISSB • FROM PARIS. (MOM 001 OWN 001111PPONDMIT.) PARIS, WIDMIIIBAY EVIIIIIIO. The Perim Conference, in accordance with the announcement already made, held its second sitting to-day at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. The plenipotentiaries met at the early hour of half-past twelve. A Cabinet Council was held at Fontainebleau this morning. The Queen of Holland will remain there during the whole time of their Majesties' stay, and will leave for the Hague almost immediately after the return of the court to the Tuileries. The Prince of Wnrtemburg left Fontainebleau yesterday; he dines at the Russian Embassy to-morrow. It is rumoured that—ooatrary to a very generally accepted statement that the Montenegro question is to be settled by the ambassadors at Constantinople— Russia refuses to consent to that arrangement, and insists upon the appointment of a special com mission. The Bourse has been a good deal better. The Rento rooe 10e. for caah and 16c. for account, clos ing at 69fr. 70c. and 69fr. 76c. AU the railways rose about 2fr. 80c., and busintra was decidedly ac tive in the afternoon. Mobilier, however, fell 7fr. 80c. The Daily News was seized both yesterday and to-day. The Times was detained for some hours on account of eome extracts from M. Louis Blanc'a last work, but it was ultimately released from bondage. The Constitationnel complains for the hundredth time of the persisted malice and wilful errors of " certain English journals" in regard to Fiance, and alleges that their "evident object is to weaken the alliance between the two countries." The occa sion for the present lamentation is the comment of the English press upon Count Migeon's election. The Consktutionnel unfortunately bases its protest upon a gram misstatement of facts. It says that " a former member of the Corps Legislatif who had always voted in favour of government had become so much compromised in a court of justice that he no longer deserved the support of government, whose moral duty on the contrary it had become to oppose him." Now the fact is that Count Migeon's proeecntion did not take place till after he had been returned for the Haut Rhin at the last general election. He was pro secuted in order to punish him for presuming to come forward as a candidate on his own account against • government candidate. After a long trial, which brought to light scandalous disclosures touching the conduct of the authorities in the Rant Rhin which will not soon be forgotten, Count Migeon was acquitted of all the charges accumulated against him except one, on which he was convicted on most doubtful evidence. He was sentenced to one month's imprisonment for having been seen in public with a decoration which he had no right to weer-4 disgraceful act, no doubt, if he really was guilty of it. He resigned his seat for the express purpose of giving the constituency an opportunity of expressing their opinion of his cha racter. He was re-elected by a large majority, although the government strained every nerve to defeat him, and although the local journals pub lished the (already) famous letter of General Espi nesse, stating that the Emperor " reigned and governed," and that his opponent was the Emperor's candidate. The Conegitutioentl would have it believed in the face of these facts that his second election was no government defeat, because the simple minded Alsatians believed all the time that they were voting fora staunch Bonapartist. This is absurd. The Constihsgionnel would have done better to have stuck to another argument which it pat forward on the spar of the moment, namely that the Alsatians retained the obstinacy belonging to their German origin, and having once voted for Count Migeon would not reverse their own judg ment. It is quite certain that they knew very well what they were about. Several journals have announced that the Caimaosn of Moldavia, Prince Vogorides, was at the point of death. ♦ telegram from Jassy, dated May 24, contradicts this news. The prince, it is saserted, has completely recovered from a alight in disposition, and has resumed the direction of the affairs of the Principality. The Journal de Cherbourg states that the railway from Paris to that port is to be opened for goods hullo on Sunday next. The day before, the directors are to make a trial trip. SPAIN. The Madrid journals of the 22nd have arrived. The Giusti.' states that on the previous day the Queen received at a private audience at Aranjner, with the usual ceremony, Lord Howden, the English Minister, who presented a letter from the Queen of England putting an end to his mission. His lord ship thus addressed her Majesty : Madam,—La gesseelleg the iterrot my august sovereign which pets ea end to soy edmion to your court it orly m usks kr nee W mums nisei sincerely how palatal lam Is, the Under, wide widdi pear Majesty bee deigned on all sowelses hi msgre mg lesolge het esmilewe Abets to dahlia the bed eddy= between laglend end ark. In ham ale 00121,1 7, bkhdi is dew to me dm sssq sesame. I in. earn in ell eleserkg that eons of the enbleste edgier Weedy his desired wore esdently dual have the simbillty of your bbjeety's throne sod the happiness of year peg& The Queen replied: My Lord—l am charmed to bear wbat you say to me ea lite whims of your satiebetkm at the reception you bare obtained at my mart, sad you may be award tat to eta &Mai to awes year itomeelga here as faithfully as you bens dem, yea weld every day bast received greater tee- Mamie. ci the =odd...dm Lou to the Mitt qualm eldelt yea poems. I take *awn fa to , dievirtg that the othisul of eria sad emateat frlestblh ebb& wefts me to bat Britannic Majesty, sad eblob swim between the two salon,, have is yes a werdty interpreter to tattiests sod mehtteta theta la that dope ef lammaer Y 1.61.4 I strongly &elm to see them la barber my work you say be mumed, ary lord, that yea peewee all my adrift Lord Bowden had afterwards an interview with the Log. The noble lord had given 5,000 rads to the subscription for erecting a statue to Murillo, the painter. PIEDMONT. TURIN, Trza Day. The King of Sardinia was present yesterday at the inauguration of the Acqui Railway, and was enthusiastically received. Re this day visited the fortifications of Aleseandria. The bill on the loan of 40 millions is not yet voted, the Chamber having decided that during the fêtes of Acqui, at which many members would be present, the discussion should be adjourned for a period of three days. THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. We have been favoured by the Peninsular and Oriental Company with the following despatch, re imbed by them from Marseilles, this (Thursday) mask, : • The steam-ship Valetta, with the Calcutta end l asins mails, arrived at Marseilles at 11 last night. W The mails left for Landon at 10 tido morning." THE UNITED STATES. (It ILIIOTIIO T111,101.1.P8.) (room 01Ti Oint C0111111TONC111%) SOUTHAMPTON, TIIVIUIDAT, The Borramia has arrived from New York to Hamburg, with advices of the 16th. The Congress and Senate had asked and received information respecting the searches and seizure of American vessels by British and other cruisers. The southern Mail is to hand with datesfrota Havannah to May 9. No news of impart. New York cotton market feverish. Rate, easier. Flour without change. Wheat heavy. Corn firm. Sugars and freights firm. Coffee firm. At Charles. ton and Savannah cotton declined tc. BLICTIONB FOR VESTBLVEN. ST. Paricaes.—Yesterday the ratepayers dais Test t paris dividh seenabled the w eight m wards into which the trio ta ed, 63r the pof nominating vestry.. and auditors of amounts for the ensuing year, in the of those who go out of office. The excitement th the parish has sever bean exceeded at the abarpast contested imperial election. In ward No. 3, or Camden-town diattieL • hustings has bean erected immediately facing the stance a the North Louden Railway. At this place Mr. Church. warden Camera prodded, and Professor Key, of the Lando University, pse the Hat, and the proceedings were of I once 'math* then in any other ward. In seas out ef the eight wards opposition lists were proposed, and in each case a poll was demanded, which will take place this day. The exceptional case is that of No. 6, or Ramping. road ward, where the following gentlemen ware memo! without opposiiios :—Mr. Joseph Costa wor* 71 Th um . mood-street ; Walter Monington, 6 artek l i ew , ; Robert Newton. 11, Crescent-street ; Baas, et. Jamas-place; Benjamin Winter, 27i, Cherlaratteel. auditor Mr. Thomas Dixon, 7, Sc. James-plans. ET. JAVEB'B, WESTMINSTER.—The election toe vestrymen in the parish of St. James's, Westminster, bee beet attended with great excitement, by rearm of the toe determination of certain members of the vestry to oppose the wishes of the ratepayers of Regent•stret, and to pave Out fashionable promenade with stone. The election, whish took place on Tuesday, terminated in giving • prepoodarimos of those member who re is favour of preser that *est in he present Mandandrd stale. It will thus be reserd trom Me injury contemplated, sad the grstlikeitios, se may be suppoeed, ie popordonahly great throughout the Wirt dstrict. UNIVBRBITY INTELLIGENCIL OXFORD, M& N. In a congregation holden this morning, b c :i 4 iy arri tir Perm, Ent day of Act the following degrees wets Bachelor and Doctor otDivinityhy accumulation—The Rev: George RieJar* Pembroke allege. Muter of Arte:Yhte Rev. Vauithien Simpson Fox, Bald College; the Rev. Jackson Taylor, Oriel College; the Rev. Hemmiag Robson, Balßol CcHege • John Edward Cudrington (Hullos Ex hibitioner)). Bra sesose College ;• the Rev. Edward Craig Machine (Hulme Exhibitioner), Brasenose Colle; the Bs% Joseph Henry Bourlay, Magdalen Hall ; the Rev. Thomas B , rumer, Bmsetiose Collage ; Samuel Thornton (Michel Scholar), Queen's College. Bachelor of Arta—Thomas Charles t'atteson (Postmaster), Merton College; Albert Lewis Willett, Bradenton College ; Thomas Graham Jackson 4 , l3ol h tt:ar), Wadham College. The next degree day is Thum- June S. commemoration will be Inaugurated by a rand morning concert in the Sheldonian Theatre, when will he performed, for the first time in Oxford, "Birch. " • maid oratorio, oomposed by Dr. Felix Mendelmohn Bold , end will be otoducted by Dr. Corte, organist at ChristcLmol Cathedral. Among the vocal performers will be Mr. Sims reAMr. Weiss, Mies Banks, Masters Pace y mad R. Code, anbers of the univendty will sustain the choruses. This afternoon Messrs. Miasmas (son of the Right Hon. W. B. Gladstone, M.P.) snd Oeiaford (mayhem of the late Dean of !ChristahurcheUer v s elected to the vacant scholar ships slCluistchurch GOLD MEDALS OF THE ROYAL GEOGRA- PHICAL SOCIETY. TO TEI EDITOS OP TIM EXPRESS. Stu,—l beg you to have the goodness to correct* mistake In your report of the anniversary meeting of the Oeogrepbtoal Society. The person to whom the Victoria Gold Medal was granted is the celebrated American geographer, Professor Ala:ander Dallas Bache, the author of the great coast sum" of the United States, extending over 30,000 miles, and nephew of the American Minister, who received it on his behalf.-1 am, dr.e., RODERICK I. MURCHISON. lielgrave• square, May 25. JEWS' FREE SCHOOL.—The 41st anniversary ti the establishment of these schools was held at the Lase* Tavern on Tuesday evening, under the presidency at Mr. Ralph Osborne, M.P. The number of boys at rung educated in the school, which is elicited In Bi&lswe, Spitalfields, exceeds 1,000, and that of the girls 800. Os the occasion of this festival Mr. (Morse vie eappottel by Sir Anthony Rothschild, Mr. Aldermen Sabecone, Mee Henry Moses, Mr. Aaron Goldemid, Mr. N. Baron de Symonds, Dr. Vanoven, and • large =r il l influential gentlemen connected with the Jowl& pentealim The awl and the spirit of benevolence which chanaishat the meeting wee fully exemplified by the moat of seams tribationa, which reached the sum of 2,0061. 7s. CaMBERw6LI.-01IRN.--The committed %ma g the inhabitants of Ipoishattahlksa and Its Vila twofold object el_pook. ton hir (which _ en= teseeteas;is ear era i 7pL a ss ow is 61 1 .. 1 111111. WIMP. TI7SIMISI 1/1= MIMIAMOIS of thesiddly Ss amid r e ll a is ai rpmeat irk : ed. the Meer ed Porrallar tb." tritrira c retrite • le as area kid the Mr. la surf. °mi t t gaso at hearse der the emit dike rams j= " ale. il a d =d t rie tee d .1 ricrAtzilr:iiL;rtit w ere." b ar e s T a r spa Pi sed in d Ceo the eirsesent i le brie Or sial i Thli tk eszesell Virto the polaroid eel irks he z i t, and diseahr amerenis k user orpart. .MUalelcatrr BOODOMIL—We understand that Ihe loss Mr. Whim Wl^ hosimika. be. ka MGM TM *AM lepers Os ths Peas thud. He rem • oar at , MIK to heed a shimmer he Omple-hosi. MIK al Fs to la issalall WNW of do dilmitS sad be ea dyed. MID IMP • tai shwa es here base rhe epees t d ims Tiarr Oho" sad a aka* ore he he k ; NIA to ths pas sel Sereatriet • to theAdare kr the Owner. dot arks dew tin Caard ie lF; so al SOL or =Lb lbs A, mid Infirm Foal; sod Mel. sr 4011.1• lady Mencrely's Mgt= l i z= aa ead to* School Orlin libberyl Witness. Momeaki. TO TEE LITZ LORD DUDLEY &TAW, M.P.—The Zed of Colds hes etareied le pride. is Maw/ay ant, on the awes* et the latarmeslies at a sew la lletket-stret. Ildearamierl, die Is • irradd to theists LadDaMety Omer dards stir 01116 yam aspersed the boseePt et Meigiabsim peeilmews. The beildre=s p aftrintadd fir a k ekes teltelt it e d iym r == .l lthe ibe the diseseed lord were allays se theo ealieted. A at his lordship, is brew% MP! MIMI by the lab Mr. Than. Campbell, win be over the budder ia the rem el this arsatoors el he AN ARRIVAL PESOS EIIPATORLL—Tins Ivy Dyes, Captain has arrived at tldelartrildi trots Rapatoria, a rat IPA karts as the elks' irder *ne is the G4fma.. Oho tusk oat • carp ash lirriele, to the Turtle govarwasat at having bra award 80 p le isperer he • rep boar. Whip at Illotarris ths werther bras OM. spire the hod err boa reseadrend by say ins the peso sad the ship yes sareirdy Area up for time math,. At the esemaeonasat ankle sews weather Capada Loa wateee throisessisr stood as 11 ds in the Inside al the soda. Be slates that eves the llasirsta is his bad wont Hums to the ship's ids. sand lie baser coerried things. Ospolalriarrairr sot his rate sherd dirks es Ih•sd lbs tut, sad aka they lipped Is es ea bib* dish trots the sable (aka ass ca kW, tbdr brads MUM IMMIIIPON so ham and eared with tot* that be* et.. thew air unable *oak. 80 severe wee the last, Apt es seer 0101210 M the mph& was able to walk soma Nibs di tits lira Is. Tips ism des beer lip et Sopron SIMI IMO ellagllal tromped% eaeFeewok era-at-war, a *slash and several Wier tweetsib obtal=• Ore oat whlrlk r.. 2. heavy g ales gl= Laurier repels het the lowa Itaeltis petty mit loaned down, sad It les sat toia repaired ease the wet.— Tin VICAR or Wrecdoods.—The Rev. Mr. Harm, Ideate Whalcadtb, whose removal Me dr came, pima as rend of mat peestary lavokonests Is oar arziaa with Dards Treadid. rads; less arks& • art Oar is.. pm bar is likely le be Ilbsisted her pel ems. top der fty the besot weak..—ti krises Lekrad. A DIM IN Mum inf .—" A_ dui; aagreig of Mar "Ire beee srlik at wet d MUM JILL. 011Immlis t boa is dr ledi seeleres el fir, dm The he sod ear lorded• hell Me wbilh he eked km Is deer,. Ilk ars in sees .o die ire oNeender. Varier mums ass k eff of& input_ k Abe erred Mehra waft Mem** le Mon ulkodalsig." YLLIII,I Intl himself was 11 the CI tamed o bakes i minridtr a • The b Ms mei were ill the sago details el That too, and (mambo adjourn proved to the h the moo bellows about ( mall st 161. due The Tavern, '1,1400 cam, bra{ Mr. i Aland of Mr. I went h induced theatre. Mr. Dillon for the : month amount rent, tt - - 13} AI bankmi chided 1 iii: i .amts. The Mr. I not yet Aijoi Mw and dim A pa &had thougb deka& bar he Agin t ia7O; OI Ti hat sal 16 been b much The Elm. The cm*, Th rie; is not set biz tibm I ft.. No ow Lo Ma Ho SW 1 into a sod I Ca Pim' ead o dm . his, valet - .11 cau l m d. , tin I tg am bob I V = had