The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-06 00:00:00

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MAIL STEAMERS to NEW TORE Direst,- Msfi l a t itiVoWr i Nkr i q= m eleL li g: irgern i tiNuaxamein: CITY OF WASH 131 LITILL .1180 ILA:W*1100 MT OF salt:wits_ —.— OW nil eirmie II --..... --..- Clabla prom I; V. WI V pima. ower edm ernes ammusallsa V Li: mi sai rmse il monk loftily poselgen. kw Orr& sad the altpl Main WNW WOO is vs , Ilimippow Ins. wnztax nomAx_,_te. Weft. OW. larapiel; or be LI V 10 rot a. Kw wmtiedmia. ay. pREMEN.—The Nor=thl2 Gen az oa Lloyd Moue aye ADLIEL MOW; 121 b za Myr. Pays: mass myss book LAVA lir ; •WwwrOess. s ileasitilms. Rain si PULL. eILAVOIL PPO. YI" ILr. ILO. WATIATB .. Tr i rb mad SOUTH et Ana AM F l ClNagrartki a lr= 41 .i. w MBdV a gerthr:= s lar= . mod G re sod st•taresellabar. " Tie Wont Reol•re mai lima MIN % sal mai 81.01110!1. le. Omer Mir lad 11•11 we 044 TILE NORTHFLENT DOCKS and LONDON QUAYS 001114IXT MI=IMO.. ddr Clin r, _Are, IMICS IM IIio IA ret I . 2s . eerh. Mai te the power. N as, Vine is WM.. the Ciptil te c . aseopillse to the redelstmale el Ihe l'ntettsey. by tbe ef V.. 0.0 Perm of .0) gads, still trill be offered la the trot to the Cs. eddied Ilbseekabilies.) A Iti. tat ilian. SI of wlisi b le be pal l on sphileadas. u lti g ant o Ut i .l 6 Illflig a jlrOßTllT, M.P., Chalness. et the liteksaterei gi Th i teralllELde . a.6"..a llebddide tali ler Juts D. Illildertne. Deal. IL .. Deriemeela Wilhelm llf• Dedeelet. nee. Moms Itegathast. hay. sad Os), fa. leart.lne. Mr. Lad Alfred reve, Y.R. d N. Jarergem. Detrick Deeds Haire. Zoe ;Meow al She Peairedes asd ("metal ilereia Deviseaks Oret I. Btu a.Potral ler Quips S. IdneWt, &GB., dertits•pies Lao ow.. ramp. Jeer l•••••• Wades. Nes. Ldseheraredese. • Liest,..a. Colonel Seville. I. Jehretreet, oltods. !abut Niger I. doe . S., Upper lidosre. Geo,. t. tier Made& tae- Ohms Joli=ita sad= N. 11.1. 1 • , I.Joe. livery T ...tel. IN W eet el North sad Dad h Wedeln Itedwar J.,. • • .0..1 d Chalneaa et the lehrepthirs tem Lifts, and Lees' Loatfead. 'dad. d dela, des Ilattetter Des Wei., Bed Osman Omer. Derbpla.re. lief& pewee to aid to ill* unbar.) Jewell Ream Ems. lidr . ...esed. Lower Tlemeertzeet. 111 jela Ow bra - : INT ohs Memel feeraller el lie assertr to the Oelneee. Oftelet,:.l . 1., a•ases.4/elidearrhelay. En., 21, Oast listripeweet, Weinieber. . Om ma —Os MMus lo; a. Ilev•tred. Dprlfolhadess. mamas Keel! Carrie ail Co. IP : Corshlll. IN The lasers IN Weefratmear DLetitechr nederfost—deent. W. 11map..... it It. 1/./Ikolsoe. litowsw-21...a. W. Toteese. btelletani—Jellins Leileit ilestill. Tig W ia""eL The dial of the lonhteot D.M.IN Lewin Qww.Poweer.. LWOW. I. in prerlde the Paso wefts .45. re Wheats, mate ai n .4 =ll sepals el towiebp Alt et tbe bry:.. wheellehe. lie VeltE74 ..?1101:7=11101 7 ATioN. the wet ef gde fter% oleeded IN eine elude elpeeleltr lb .. of leo lerper wold We Pool of loodow il Io MOT (VAMPS lOATION WITH ZXWITINO RAILWAY*. mewnwe to metheoro owl dippor. lb. WITH . r Jar of ail neon. to awl Iwo re panes 00144 Ildtela tie It aI " :I4 4 NITt r ah" =trei l' "... IN doe stele hare tom ars pews& se I bare beta Isvmall ho • IN w Wilatellhe chit prime. Teo Mops*. 4 she Zuelosies Awr a crei t reerOul WI bo widest so ware roam woholeklew le le W. leivtag et. emote wile lei dr • the peeperdeel Sei Dr eserlseere mail to the Itlisiters welmeat wbe ow Poll.: to ban telw awl eadiree Ye woostios sl .a ey e M@ilift No W. euerws. lt Is losesiol. hodeear. le aril.' 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Oa retwool to the dreatthrider‘ Ire tie ea =. *hilt WI eel owlet we elowmanwe e semi ro .111111e0 paw Pe..katte. hp Awn to be mei. to Ill ik eeweesse. el tbe Wine et as u.... 1.. .; oe the Wet Wm" lIWWIA. see In. le, Tleme rneesseeseeefeesi so Jam Rims, Sot A llver: t• Tlie;s7 woos. Mut aro 11 • Zeres awl An t Ph. : his Reed& elele. all of Mon opes pew Ileletwee owl tome al oppliwaes Awn me be eloothee. EN.. INVALIDS, Hospitals, Asylums, Qs. v V MIS MY IS DM SU awl WATER it ........... 11 , 4 WislMlLiall NOW e Ws t o dim Vs wok. Ilk• Wee ne Now Nei* to - iteals WI imill• Istm. sod see •••••14 soAss tor lelideg es Zeg 1.110. Irmo% oft& re es, te sap An we ti. le WI ririlr=alll l". .ielmisd watt. riag. Liers. Le E. DE JOYOIII3 LIGHT- FROWN COD WKS OIL b Os Wink eadlut , awl maiseleimil rems. 7 ammeref.amini asillegjeftma• anilm lad la •••• 0 • 10 : . .... admr•IMINJ lir Wry. ". 411 d Er=1.1444U.1-__l Walk Owl.. es..efe Noma : MI 111..... On. . Ws E r.o. R I Z ISE M . 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W.'. . ovdrer igs%iint f i rsprie l l eloi of we it od• led Ile=pr .a rair . • . od , 5 a m6. 1161 le rlidr'M B A N Z et D BP 0 8 1 T =B e v imin trai.sasiak. ft ....i. d. hada Plioi at lie Snot arilersielp= sWie at Moot mp bo ablincial Illa =Min wafer. litera.& mr . l cipl . atseinont map tlo lOW:am wittiest imam TY b Wilft j irol7lBoN,Vileactno Director. Dash combs aromill •I• 4 tree ea application. T. XART I N' 8-H A L —Mendelasolues j s ou tail l arAT icuilw april IL sais . at 1.1014. Ctr i larce4 Fray M e Mom libt airadtare. Mr. Wa,s Oisper. Mr Mid% 14. ; ask dab. M. WTT.W . MARTINS HALL—Mr. HEADLAND, . am.= 'Vero roma Ns FIEZ22. aiii SEIIIesa, S UOM, =_L ----- It Mu r at. arieuiriailo . = IL•Etird=3ll.4ll4Bl::. B. ALBERT SMITH'S CHINA TINNIGIIT, at $ shim*. and TO4IOIIIIOW M AI sad L la IlaiL PissisaLL—Jr4 pabLibed. oda IL, "To LILL iroll - by Allot LAM Pereinied by pea en= sr limbs na kr ens sloop. MAN mad HIS HABIT&—THIS DAY at ii!griam*.- at , ...... r ....b..as wa s. l4sl:e Ilw ma im sir 4 u l tar 1 ,..g . a asaa =cum lisp i l i ge SIN* 7 Isalbbinst. Oas .t.;:=.rD7 11" ... .0... " t. K..= rn "'!'`...r inits . i.a . a nr ii.l..l = o : l lrm aw iti . itillorr.44o.&; TEE DERBY DAY, by Frith, ILA . —Thoss * NW to pi *ow of lOU **ore at kb. loyal Aolooki. fru _noo ft at do IIhATLISONS lON IT. Sloar*Orook Reims num as rano of OM Om* mob to Kr lowinor. sod othor rale; 111r.4 h 20S Ifookar. For fa. do* ooly. holoice. mooloiao * Joe* BA Opoo 011 i rr ame. d foe 0111•111610111 of Ow et* an am* WU* 61=1161010 Um opoolao 'LONDON CRYSTAL PALACE, REGENT. 11111CMA Odlaradrert. sad errs Parliaarierat. 'cm NOW .. pa le appall% kr ski WA sig . al awl MOT ARTICLE... =ram tr imid. Oseserv i rk. asseral naval tar mama diparladada KAMM MAGNIFICENT MUSIC sod NUMMI LOOM 00•1111T4LILZDZIL-41eeillegie ehtliee .111 Ise Peesiag eeteeemeet leo* mom air at the mime THIRTY octap m a d letteeellei latolein between the meleml mem emilleales am meet at i Ie r PII I VOSIIII OIS enedike isi ler . r.. l6" left el meat ha AD le 11111031 111Xtell01 se Illell Abet pee• Ink• heyeere a. UN sheen. low eeeillues. The Dull/MN GALLEtT. ow the hetet la hie wed. aces mesa a .1.11. Or hmilrel re elate partesith the greeter amber Ineelete IN whorl eetelmi gelellem LIB PATRICIAN.—This establishment is NOW OM kw inFit:llll/118 4 =110 . 111 a t —The 01M1 00111/1111. Wig p. taY ~ fdi=jrclbe w ftivi ta em. lrtilk slim= lavlti tie aussne. prirsbe sag M apart- OM TOM weir. ipso,. lavernelsa, modals, -..sfuloge. armaments mare an Mama* aele make la may et Ise We -TM Parlase.- --sseaMmed HOLMES ma Ce.. 1110 resstalm JIM Oemo7- am al Mee as tas eloallen. X.& OM sift* C. tbarnia/. sept 'MUNN'S MARSALA or BRONTE WINE, 30s. AA per dea411146 pia I dia. leg per egarbgreeet Nall paid by lay Wages la Mediae& Tba Wag we( be (egad et agarier geality. Im very ad sad ad. n sad tames hid dayound I Magi, free tree holk Me dladdebb s lgae. aegyeed by TROY. NUNN amid g 0 S. td debit. sag lamer Nadaets bgersyds et IT Ma piereyee. be lie Yeasty at lemealeggial. it, leadie Oceania dirk W.O. deiced If aO. egylaika. EArIL—A PURE PALE MERRY of th. eedirer ebrerer. Vapor deem Orb. We M mare* n alba erd delerbt Ifid, see vat HON/a ISOe.. ornoor. Dastiber. MOM. 1.0. UNSOPHISTICATED GENEVA, of the tree hwiewilleem, eel eeeide is Mime few the setll, ',Moat Ihe sellelea se ow. moo leer V edless olieeever. Imperial (Wee. La. H . seelesim r letzedsio OW Tauber. Disdliary. Hamm THE COMMISSION TEA COMPANY PO/ =mu VIII AID =RAP ?MAI lappllte for STY-VIVI TIARA miasma et Um Mediae IN2IIIIO Woo/bout tbe Cammebb D. Id. ; geed. woos, at. lA. 114.; dweet. 4a. '%t. 0011111•MION VIA COMPANY a 3a II BLACK will be M a Sae lettliihreswell irsdrag wig& they out reeeewaree. Till 00 /111Q11 ItOMPAI 4e. WIRY CHOICE 11011C1101111 bleu COMM lel dm lama Yeas PIA DM COMPA wen meNY midst arks. TIM 1011011 . Par LewasaAeldie. OIV rr Dippelle Me Mermant *ad Deamill. INEGA R.—Petzsaimedi by Her Majesty. I tie PDT P AW? PUZ67XMIEttaD of • Lim! • slam WY Nadu. .• 43 " Tl id'i t. aim W. lift C.-Ma Quark haply um tile i• kr MI §L AU SA GI-GENUINE HOMENADIL ===.6 I DOreol sag SOL 110110% 4 910 HOUSE DECORATORS.—For tarnished da wlihalhe awr ashes et ths BOLD 11111 md basW eilid gl I: 6 4lll:wz m iti g er . T . = st i mth s trzumat Is twwweriwii with any pw_ NWI butt ,e thiwpin 12. MW be eirli a = sea—C. = l lahf. lithlithowsi Dewe b= "64 ; AA!. Loin/mi. snub. WORKS et ART.—F. DAVIB still matienas PIISMIAIII, for E. OLD DOOM DroDoZtt . =moeloOd. sod Ohm 0111111.. V Own, dodo, m mod all d voi=bis e ms .. s Daly= goopolo Wool kr memo . Pali& sot Dom the SMUT oil moo el& Fi.s moolos.— lii. Drhomosi. No . t .c. to INVENTOR&—OFFICE for 'MM d. amok (11orleddrea—Privilediediror livaeli ev le ihe WM FLOUTS eme Oval Weds at brio evestrivo Urfa sod =Wee le dipole, et or weekted loreadese. Chelsea provided. arieile Non and speedee Is ems eseileesiel dem nod le Aseedlo alablivial le piste. 70 leforetails• es Se mind es eeentlas plane. et boom alreal. Appi sr irir Wow le Sews. MXOI arid Os, paiestafes. 4. 7 1=4.11.• 01111111.141M 1 / 4 W.C. I • rDON LIBRARY, 12, St. Jamaeraquare. nmimatair UM) VOLUMIIII9I d T as voltam oft olloorod to amain madam w wises to Imams. lutoorloos &your ea ...AMU.. or Co=o o. oll A& lAto irortitoimos... NO CHARGE for STAMPING PAPER sad prawn. .41k *RIM 0111. T. sr lIIIMUL— rokIIQUIff reprelee ereow.teld edleire eseele= 4, l4. per WO; wiewiell hi dm ire wain, kr GIL ; I ild; ire wine ler le. b. per nem ; rum paw. N. ; Week s** N. per rowi . lies-beriond 11111. s. per WI all Simi d ersthrwris WS enewrise aria P li TWM l alik we= earelepledialei Awl. "se • esi bewidest =se. la lie leSeil builes. - o r.+., 0 111 4r T appmou vs waiStwers EEWELL and Co. respectfully solicit an inspec %inure MOVELTIES Is ENGLISH sod FOISION NV • RE& Ills of awn ilmeriptlce. Mahound Wogs Is .21 oho Now Plum. Elosierd INE Nom 'with Ilso roe oois do, T. Rohn eso soy loom Wanda, NA Oloollos Prams is Shial. sod Sow 6 op Moles Ms Airs. sok oirsolotos, Illibboas. Way Mom. se4 Lao* dons. COMPTON LIGUS/E Mk stmt. Soho. r......, isceessful Article ever knows is the Au g= art Imeeeverres et Ike liT i reeir b ti rLILNIN aisle emee ini ffl e t rriellWernr . ellee hove klied. II wen re e . ezerz .I.l=a p e r totr ,...... Y le meddle esemorefee se ferthei lie ere ee ds aiseleal Yoe et W. The kW Gam latt II le ....= leek eillei ammo euellealeille d Ile elkeee Ash* in 4 meet pea, 47 =7Q - ft IL alle ILI WNW /niftier. le tow meek Ye Ilfjpe deehle gee du U 1..• Pie *I 7 2 12. baler liaiasose OS. M. 1111 the INOMMi. MI .A. ROW I) mai /01117:=It . . MM se 11/4 afilolt•••• Loren. 1.• Cemble erl GRIT HAIR itsTonim to Roe ORIGINAL it Lout—ot so gikum ari ILlMillatleal OUBLD W ;train 1:11RIS01 FATSI• 1111.011XTIU 00111114 11•111 amor 110.1111 MIL Tim 'swim se_rormik.. ay awr m 4 r Ilw ow, rad 1 ..... ear of = 46 1 .1.0. egra ta. art un n = Mow IL 1111. le mss: a Looks. V; Oar borrow Onw. awl Yr Ilwardr." graft or W .....r. ‘ poi taw saw Arum :—.4oowwq. SI. 014 llorddreri ; Rawer ise ; fret !bad Oelite, ' rain ; rimet4.l2.ll". • Ark %New. 104, &sr Ilwardy. WC Odum&. Owl 3 lihriberoadtatret • SPID. 11.1. thlsers• =l= : am 4 thhierram. boom liondro rad oaresson alt 'weft. jill PTU R R B.—By Royal Lo ft us Paint. Z WII I 00.11•11 1 LIVIII I ?RUN Is Weld WV' s & ili i i...mi Of 4 .6161 1.1".. .• ohm im e n t :ls bin : a @en bar. boNne m s ' &11 ii/O sal rea M a ri u m ll=r l a aro .4 drown arra Nualeil lu ari mu le •Ineni dense dr.. • amillio• war be Is& OM Th•• IM.Mo• In' 0.4. •• Ur M. Woe We. tie Yin Mai rat lir Is swim M. 11•6408. /La thalami Tan is libi unewled" II llama WM" LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1859. Nlj AN CR ASSURANCE COMPANY.- The DMUS :1 DIV DZSD at fla a Sere an Yea bleak at Ler Rae AMMAN , ' 0..... a tbrisimanial tbe Mart at We. davomi be male at IPA II es 1101011 1 Mr 1 1 711 . 1 .• ... s'^oVreneettat bar tebtratimatated). at ter Mee at tie ilank4kma ;: b rirail l atatae . 7 awl llacretan. Animas Ofea. Matt blab E at aodthe F AL New BE üblan IRUL Ds the loth ththANT LISA to leseweetheet m Author of Waseca " • le a. . Jag published, vim 10e dd.. R I U M. A Novel. " wit Weave ea It le In all mewl. mil worth y = Pideele. brilliant owight. sad =••• egetalled ebuoduotty over the aarreleve."— Weft Mat. SOL ildesestatreet, W. try if they persisted in opposi.‘ thle motion. He hoped the ballot motion of which notice bed Just been given, snd the Chnreh Rate Bill, would be treated fa the same way as his motion on the subject of Itsyseeth. The CHANCELLOR of the . EXCHEQUER said that of course the house would gaped she rule should apply to allimottons. ~Yr CO - SAX hoped he would be allowed an opportunity of snaking a statement with regard to the arbitrary and tin ,' just treatment by the Admiralty of the Royal Yacht Club. (Laughter.) Mr. H. BERKELEY said that if he was not glowed to bring forward his motion on the ballot on Tuesday next, ha should do so on the motion for going into committee of guPPIY TEE VOTE OF THANKS TO LORD CANNING THE INDIAN ARMY. In reply to V:BVrtrm — , • Lard STANLEY raid that he eboold move the vole of thanks to Lord Canning and the Indian army on Monday nut. TR" TROPOWSD WOITIMEZT DOCKS. Jukplablark pss . " SOMETHING SHORT," a is ZXy to " Cope' Clerk 1n.." " Wet sad Dr, r advaataile cctiWida Illarthiest Docks MD Fame am tie W el Mg De, Deka. of Iceadea. IMO= Wilmot Kqo Diebaeaa lIINOTII . IIIILIIIINCI IN KIALTE AND DIIIAII. C I l':1 . LIPS; or ELBC el i rd prise 10, rise by pas for froiralriz AL ;W OW FOWL A MAW Wait loliadoi he We iiiiisio . riel=sto imam fassat Normal a gisinellass so ski losin g S= le rostoarstim i e rr asis r ,Dtawboos. Was clet= la w i gn o w=2l; .. a n i ii i i rmi wag neiseitops!=l imasialls NAN Sa Ito Nip as Wu siossilmi lAD as media lair. *sof or lio mai oirdson loilailia• =of Wog We owl Kamm ETN=air the lensor 4= ri g st e pr" ma WA..... mg lONA WI woo l orireei to beams &Wa if adasitiA ood We bionsti la &amities =se& " gil ',adapts. dr to saw t WorrotAW hi tEri1 i g........ sob aair We r a stilia Zi a =gas at Swami be W .I. h. Orthil. IRA at ail Dookoetars. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-TunDAY, APRIL 6. The Loan Cnarrcm.Loa took his seat at dye o'clock. Lord lIRRNIRB invented a petition from Leicestershire, against the abolittee of eWeb ram. The Duke of MARLBOROUGH withdrew his motion for the appointment of a Wen committee en the subject of church rates, and poetised to new it early In the Dent par liament. ___---- THE DIVORCE COURT. Lord CAMPHELT;fiersom e rem arlt; on the Mate of business in this wart, axprastet a hope that It would acme the sanest attention of the govantwest at so gayly porlW. Rio lordship referred to the proceeding, in the court in owes of cruelty conjoined with adultery, and maid thee wore scow owes where the court ought to be empowered to aft with slid down. ----- TIN, LORD CHANCELLOR said he agreed with all that had beet said by the noble and learse I lord. The want of Judicial force in the court was owing to the impossibility of the judges of the superior courts sitting more frequently with the Judge Ordinary. It wee deetrable that the number of thole judges should be increased. He hoped that the go vernment might be sble to introduce some improvements Into the court which would suable it to work moreeflyantly: 1.,0771 ;glum Tag tbis annooncenent. After a few words from Lord CaLawolTE, dm subject axlPea e Eall of VONOOOIIIIOII2, Lord STAXLIT of ALDER LIT, and other noble lords presented petitions on yahoos subjects. INDIA LOAN BILL. This bill was intiO4;;;;LTLlTerii; first lime. Earl OBEY °speared a hope that on the round maim of the bill the government would be prepared to glre mm. explanation of the ss which were to be token tor squal ling the reverie nd the expeediture The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH hoped that the bill WORM Melva the royal user before the departure of the nest Indian mail es Illemday. The Earl of DERBY rid be would acre the mooed reading of the bill oa Thursday, and would then giro the necessary esplanationa, No delay would take place in pro ceeding with the bill; after the secohd twidrg be would move UN SUS, 011ROU of the standing orders, so that the bill might receive the Tort assent on Friday. The noble earl was understood to state that the amount of the loan required at pte..ent would not exceed the amount stated In the bal. The Ktns'a Lynn Waterworks, Markets, and Borough Improvement Bill; the Testate& Markets, Streets, and Im provement Bill; sad the Vale of Llangollen Railway Bill, were severally read a serer time. RECREATION GROUNDS BILL. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY moved the second reading of this bill. Lord WYNFORD was understood to object to the bill, because it ambled tenants for Ilk to alienate property for the purposes stated in the bill. Lord REDESDALS *assent) 1 en 'iteration in the phra seology of the bilL After a few remarks from Lord DDROAINNON the LORD Cuartesttoit, and the Earl of enarrsantian, itto bill was read a second time. - PATENT FOR INN ENTIONS BILL (MUNITIONS OF WAR) . This Mil weed through committee. COMMON BIGHTS, &c, (WAIL DEPARTMENT) BILL. Thu bill peeped through committee. MANSLAUGHTER BILL. . . Thla bill wee read c third time and puma. The house adjourned at 2.5 minutes before it o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TrESDAT, Aran 6. The SriAzaa Wok the chair at lour o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. TIMID READIXON.—Border Counting Railway sad Tale of Neigh Railway Bills. CONSIDERATION OF BILL, ORDERED TO LIE EDON THI TABLE.—Atlantic Telegraph ComyJny (No. 2) ; Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil Juaction Railway, Cutle Mashie sad Dumfries Railway (a clause sad amendments to be pro. posed) (by theyrornotera),Cbarles'on Railway and Harbour, Forth and Clyde Navigauon, Gateshead Quay, Great North of Scotland Railway, aad Merthyr, Tradagar, and Aberga- rainy Railway t . Br.COND READlNO.—Belfast cod Londonderry Junction Railway, Cork end Kinsale Junction Railway, People's Pro vident AaittranCe Society, and Trak* and Killarney Railway C o. olonel W. PATTEN mid that in consequence of what had taken place yesterday many members of toe home felt it necessary to go into the Country. (Laughter.) Be wished, therefore, to knew from the chairman of ways and means, whether it wee his intention to move on this occasion a moo- lotion similar to the one he moved previous to the last disso lution—to the effect that private banner might be taken up in the neat te , sion at the mege at which it bad been dropped in the present one. lie wished also to know whether he thought it necessary to proceed (netlike with the bills which were then under consideration. Mr. FITZROY said he ehould be prepared to submit • resolution in • day or two similar to the one he moved previous to the dissolution of 1867. With regard to the second quertioa, he should not be prepared to make that suggestion mikes it appeared cleanable to ihe house that he should do so. Bat he should Le ready, if it appeared to be the wish of the home, to move that In all cases whore It should appear right to the committee that no further pro ceedings should bo taken with regard to bills bakes them, they s•oold Love power to rep.rt to the house. sad upon that report that no farther proosedi• . p should be taken upon them. THB BALLOT. Mr. H. BERKELEY gave sake that on Tuesday text he would submit the notation of the ballot to the house. THE PRIENIX TRIALS. Captain O'CONNELL wished to ask the noble lord oppo. site, if it wee a fact, so stated by the Irish pspera, that at ' the late trial at This. of Doubt Sullivan, scum., of beim • member of tte Phonic Sudety, the eleven Roman catholic jurors who were called and answered were directed to " Mama by" by the crown, and that one of the persons so excluded was a msgiatrate of the county /Leery, appointed by the pee sent Lord Chancellor of Ireland, Lord NAAS sod the only officio] information be received was contained in a report sent to Wm by the crown solicitor. He stated that • panel of 108 persons had bean called over that 77 pinata answered to their names, that after • certain number ut persona had hem challenged on each tide the jury was sworn and the hie, proceeded. He did not know whether t h e statement contained is the newspapers wee cor rect or aut. THE INDIAN ARMY. Eir C. LEWIS gave notice that would uk a question of the Secretary IR War with regard to the number of European itOlge which it was proposed to lump to ladia for the current year. sad with regard to the ersagsrasata nada by her Mareaty's primmest on that subject. MAYNOOTH. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved that government orders of the day should have gescedence over welkin' on that and every subsequent day. Kr. SPOONER mid he did sot rise for the purpose of swig the cooties but he did not thick the right hon. re mint had treated him we n t! on c, Ale aubjsct. (La t ughtor2 li he her•avieterwear oh opinion on this subject, csaion l but '' n bleause u ho behoved • division in the went state of the hones would mover no useful purpose. Hs believed the government wankl (ad it Invisible to retain the oestriesoe of the CAR- THB OATHS BILL. Oa the motion 01/1:4171):FIT;Oilaz.D, this bill was withdlawn, the right hon. gestlaasa intimating that if he wee fortunate enough to hare • meet la the house is the neat anslos, he ehould re-Introdure the bill. THE CHURCH RATES BILL. Mr. DILLWYN, on the part of Sir J. Tr*&away, moved dot the ceder for the committal of this bill be discharged. Ma hot. friend would bring in the bill neat session, if Its had a seat In the bowie. Air•74l - tc7. -- -- THE SUPERANNUATION BILL. or /MLA it:lli/jobl7 =Mg tie addition of the fol =laves For the purposes of this act no person to be appointed shall be deemed to have served in the persomeat civil service of the state makes such person holes hi appointment directly from the mown, or has been admitted tote the civil service with a certificate from the civil sank* etemaiesionere; nor shall any prima shady appoisted es any altos be held to have served us the perma nent civil service as aftgeraid unless such person belong to • class which I. already entitled to superannuation ellowaeos, or to • clue in which, if he had been appointed thereto sub sequently to the passing of this act, he would, by virtue of the provision lastly hereisbefore contained, have become entitled to such allowance; and no person shall be entitled to any saperannualion allowance under this act unless his salary or remuneration has been provided out of the Con solidated Fend of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, or out of monies voted by pullamest. After • few words from Mr. Grew, Mr. Conn Mr. Wilson, Sir. P. Baring, and th e Solicitoe-Gemeal, The dame was screed to. In answer to a question, Sir S. NORTHCOTB said he had not made say calcula tions, because he could only have done so on • sods much more favourable than that which was included in the present bill. At mere, after a certain number of years' s a public dikter might retire on fall salary, but by tre T t two-thirds wee the lamest superannuation to be allowed in any case. However, on • rough estimate ' he thought that the operation of the bill might entail anennnal Increased expense of 70,0001., or thmeaboute. The Post-office being included in the bill would add 6,000 or 7,000 and an expense of, perhaps, 40,0001. a r:a * r c . es i het increase from the customs and dockyards might give 10,0001., and the modified/on of the male might add 20,0001. a year to the expense. Altogether, be believed the increased expense would not exceed ,70 0001. • year. One or two questions having been asked respecting spoil teats, Sir S. NORTHCOTE said that the principle of the bill was that all persona who were regal rad to give their whole time to the public should be entitled to superannuation under the act. The remaining datum were then agreed to and the house resurned. The Indemnity Bill, and the Publics Offices Extension Bill, were read a third time and pissed. GALWAY AND s AMERICA MAIL SERVICE. Mr. BORSFALL, la moving for some correspondence, relied attention to the subject of the intended mail ferrite battens Galway and America. This service he complained had be aseigned to a particular line of steamers, the Gal way Packet Line, without the usual advertisement for pub lic tenders. Sir 8. NORTEICOTE explained the reasons which bed induced the government to valve somo of the ordinary coo ditioste when granting the mired for a postal =TLC* with America to the exopeny in question. Cousidirable dimwit:a followed, in which the merits of the Galway packet lieu and the conduct of the government is grandeg the subsidy kw the postal service, were canvassed at much l,ngtb, chletly by the Dish members. The subject et hat dropped, the papers moved for havirg been ordered. DAMAGED yz?i. AYRTON begged to ark the Secretary to the Timmy whether any measures had been taken by the Commit Moseys of Customs to prevent the sale of tea so damaged as to be unit for consumption ? air 8. NORTHCOTR said that the hon. gentleman had called attrition toe subject which bad calmed soots interest In the City, and which related to some damaged tea which had hien Imported in • vessel called the Jubilee, which wee wrecked. The question what duty was to be charged on the tea. The taps being saturated with water were much heavier than they would otherwise have been. The Comm:diatoms. of Customs had 119 authority to change the rate of duty, but it wet not for them to charge duty on a pound of tee which was made heavier by aof wider. The commissioners allowed articles to thro a ldition to be dried, to that the duty might be charged on the articles themselves and not an the water with which they were saturated. Some of the tea in question bad been allowed to be dried in bond end the duty charged, and the other cases were charged on the weight which would natu rally belong to chests of tea et that doe. In cams In which the public health was not concerned that wee a fair way of proceeding, fat It wee bard that the owner should not only ease from the damage to his goods, but should ham to pay additional duty. The question was whether this tea wee in so bed a state that it ought not to have been sold, sad whether It would be prtjudiciW to the public health. Tin Consissiosers of Cuatorna had no power to destroy damaged goods, but there was In the Crown, by order in council, to prohibit the importation of suoh articles; sad if the Customs authorities thought they would be pre judicial to the public health they might have taken @tape by means of which the mown would have hod power to destroy them. The tea in this case had been emanate( he believed by Dr. Fitcwillisto, who stated that It was very bad stuff, but not deleterious to heath. Be (Sir S. NortLoote) had called on the Counniaidoners of Customs to draw op a report on the whole question, so that tome rule might be laid down with regard to articles unit for consumption. The house adjourned at half-peat nine o'clock. HEJLTII OF LONDON. The weekly return of births and deaths in London, famed by authority of the Registrar-General, for the week ending Saturday April 2, indicator a favourable state of the public health. In the week that ended Moth 6, the &Aka registered in London were 1,215; in the three weeks that followed they averaged about 1,160; in the week that ended last Saturday they declined to 1,067, of which 603 were deaths of melee, and 464 three of females. In the ten years 1849-68 the average number of deaths regittered in the weeks corresponding with lest week was 1.400 • bat se the deaths in the lament return occurrel in an hicre:red population, they can only be compared with the average latent in proportion to the increase, namely, with 1,640. The result of the comparison is, that the deaths of Met week were lets by 473 than the number which the average rate of mortality would have produced. This great reduction is due In part to the fact that, by an iroprovenient in the working of the registration, deaths on which inquesta have been held are now registered coon after they 000nr, end therefore with greater uniformity throughout the quar ter, for viokot de►tha were last week 49, whereas the cor rected average for the last week of the quarter in previous yearn le 128; bet after making due allowance for this circa:n ames the chief part of the decrease iu the &Naha registered meet be 'ensued toa comparatively good condition of health among the population. Scarlatina woe f.tet last week in 66 cans, diphtheria in 13, showing in the two diseases together but a small &creme on recent weeks. The deaths from diphtheria occurred in the following sub &aria, ..-13t. Peal, ILammersegth 1; St. Mat great, Westminster 1 ; St. Mary, Maryleibone 1 ; Christ church, Marylebone, 1•_ laliagtou West, 1; larngton East, 1; liaggerrtone West, 1 ; St. Oleve 1 ; Borough road, 1; St. Peter, Waiver*, 2; Watirloo-roal, first pert, 1; Kensington, ern, 1. There woo 16 deaths from small-pos, all, except 3, amongst children. A men, aged 72 31 did Ia Orosveuvr-street Weet of English choler*, after an Magee of 7 days. Tait week the births of 962 boys an i 886 girl', in all 1837 &When, were registered in London . In the ten correspond ing weeks of the peas 184948, the average somber was 1,807. Ull . IVERSITY INITLLIGBNCE. CAMBRIDGE, APIII 6. C ANCILLOR's CLASSICAL MEDALLIBIII. The two gold and do given aiinuelly by bis Royal Bighorn the Priaco Chancellor to the two oommenciog bachelors of arts who, having obtained saltier optluice at toast, show them selves most proficient in duncel leualag, ban boon ad judged to—l. De. Hairy flodgertch, Trinity 83rd wran,glar, and hoed of classical tripos. 2. Jae:Ur:l%4ton, Li:enrolee, flt. John's ColMgq 21st sante optima., sad third in the clinical tr:pos. THEOLOGICAL gxlwtxATloxs, 1860.—The Ostia se lected, in eaccodance witb no gnat of Int Bonne paned on Math 3, 1859, for the co dinry theologkal annisiation 1880, are the following .—Tbo Epistle to tho itoosons, the two SOWN) to Timothy, ties First 'pick el 84 reele. (Stamped id. AdditiosaL) [TWOPENCE. SPOBZING. BETTING AT HANCHESTEE—TusaDAT. SHItEwSSURY--ApoIIoCLIVELAND HANDICAP. 4 to 1 6to 2 opt (t) (t 3 to 1 Vatican colt (t) Oita 6to 1 Morraey We ) bster (t) 7 to 2 Noo 1) 7 to 1 The Dano ( od ig 10 to 1 Malacca TWO THOUSAND G INEAS. 4 to 1 spot Promised Land (1) Cligentit CUP. 13 to 1 opt Droshoda (off) 26 to 1 Henn (t) 26 to 1 Elwin (t) 26 to 1 Rut Avis (off) SHREWSBURY SPRING RACES—YITUDAY. Tea REDDEST BTAILIS (Efalhrikep) of 6 NOM each, 1 ft, with 20 added. Winners Wis. Three-quarters of a mils. (9 subs Mr. w as Bresejses by Sereelmea. SIM IN Mb. lboMiN Mr. Nateweede 1/O U.S My la Mb Ithiselse.) Mr. 31. W allure% MeDere. Ism DAM teerret Ilbl (FoNlbers) 3 t i t it t n eV irw Terfek 4 mai Me Wm Oa Xs. Meeldash Or Muft i yee.l4l Mr. Capers Mem Seerlftk 4 re, let . , .... BeWog ;2to 1 eget Griffin, sad Brandy Bell. Woe to a Naha by mbar' bad third. Merry Annaltbse did not pass ea t oc l:E l re turning to scale the trainer of Griffin to the =sr on the ground of non, bat the nw over- Tam STZWAIDII' Cue (Handicap) of 6 eon. eaok, added In a handsome plate, the gift of the stateside, value 2M. The second to save his stake. Winners entre. One (9 subs.) Mr. Dane abet litreLl. womanise. 4 ...... Mr. Cyst% warn...—. be ilk yr i v a ikore rim us min T o Mr. bea IPriteberdi 3 (Greitehaw I 4 Betting: 6 to 4 on 117 . Nan. Wan molly by a length; Ave or eta knells benne& tie wand end Wed. Tan LONONIS HALL Brain of 6 eon. each, with 30 added; for 2-yr-olds; colt; Brt 71b; Alba, Bat 416; allow ances and pendia.; the second to save his stake. T.Y.C. Hive furlougel l ar subs.) il akrara i nitti Ilektor, 866121 b tie l trectrel..a. ol= r. elatile Strife, Mt 4lb (Pllteberd) I Mr. Shelley" Itattleirake. 114110 (Dielice) 4 Bening 6tot Ob 80oeboa, 6to Yaps Madrid. Madrid made the ruining, and won a Ave race in by • head; bad third. The jockey of Rattlesnake broke a stamp leather son after starting. TEN Quay CLIVILAND HANDIC/P of 10 son. each, 5 ft, with MI added; the noted to save his Stake. About • mile and three quarters. (10 'AL) Mr. fr Angelis The Greek ly Oran" 3 red Dlr. W humeilis opts by Vanes, oat of lady Man.! ht. mane. ileowitell) Mr. HAN Olen Werner. t rm. ht lab Mr. CinOlree's beetle. 4 Ds. we Mb (K M = ir Mr. Omelets Ctebbleh The Desk SD; DS CUL. ...... embers 4 fre. Oat Mb Mr. 3. lialleetsh • ire. S et . ... Meese Bed : sto 2 eget be Greek, 3to 1 sp4 Apollo, 7to 2 sgst the Lady May &At, 5 to 1 eget Clara Wetotn. A close race in up the &testes malted In favour of The Greek by • head, a brad only betweest the second and third, three lengths between the third end bower Fan HANDICAP HUMS MACS of 5 11013. with 40 added. About two atlas. (7 ruts.) 6 .. it dr swab bad ems. THE CHAMPIONSHIP OP THE RINCI.This morn tag (Tuesday) a large number of the !lire of the mime-fight lag ring left London for the parlous of witnariag a °outset for the championehlp. The - fight wee between Beyer' and Benjamin, and excited a great deal of interest, if a judgment may be formed from the quantity of persons who attended. Nearly a thousand persons left the London-bridge Station of the South Eastern Railway at half-past seven o'clo2 ; 14 ostensibly for Dover, but this in sporting ph!aesology I s a blind." As early as sic o'clock crowds of roughs were outside the station, cheering their respective favourites. The betting was in favour of Sayers. The fight came off within two miles of Aldershot'. The result was that after a series of rounds occupying 12 minutes and a half Tom Sayers became the victor, and thus retains him chsmpionship. NAVAL AND MILI7AR F. (non LAST NIOWell ausrri.) WAR-OFFICE, PALL- Aintr. 6. Royal Artilkey—Lieutseant John Lrdair Clarke to be second captein. Enctmare--Ceptain and Brut-Liretteeant-Colonel Roplb alk• i ra te onel ttie7 Robateon to be lieutenant -oolonel, vice Brevet-Co ames, placed upon the supernumerary ht; Captain and Brevet-Major Charles 'embalm to be lientatant-colonel, vice Brent-Colonel Yorke, placed upon the "Petsummert, itet ; Captain and Brevet-Colonel ' Frederick Edward apmsa, QS., to be lieutenaat-colo nal, vies Beinbrigge, placed on the supernumerary list ; Second Captain lidwerd Beata to to captain, vice , Robertson ; Second Captain the Hon. George Wrot -1 teeley to be amt.* vice Fanahaws • Second Cap tain end Brent-Neje, Edward C harles Acheson Gordon, on the seconded list, to be captein ; Second ' Captain and Brevet-Major Whitwceth Potter to be captain, via Chapman; &and Captain John Joshua Wilma to be caption, vice Brevet-Major Gibb, placed =the supernumerary list; Second Captain Joshua Smith to be captain, vim Binucy, pieced upon the superneunerery list; Boom! Captain Anthony Heyeolda Vyvyan Crease to be captain, vice Brevet-Major Cooke, placed upon tti• supernumerary Yet; Second Captain Ed ward Metcalfe Grain to be captain, vice Hutchinson, placed upon the supernumerary list; Second Captain Augustus Meyer Lochner to be eaptein, vice J. G. in vole, placed upon the capernumetrury list ; Second Captain and Brevet-Major Philip RevenbiS to be captain, vice Chantey, plead upon the aupernmamery bat; Second Captain Harbert Teylor Morns to be captain, vice J. J. Wilson, placed upon rapsninmerary list; Lieutenant Franca Edward Plod to be second captain, vice BeldeJd ; Lieutenant Alfred George Goodall to be second captain, WOO Wrottmley ; Lieutenant John Mervin Cathie Drake to be second cap tain, vice Porter ; Lieutenant Edward lienCuard James to be second captain, vice Wilson; Lineament Willie= Bailey to be second captain, vice Smith ; Lieutenant Fre derick Edward Blacken Beaumont to be second captain, vice Cream • Lieutenant Cheeks George Gordon to be se cond capta in, vim Grain; Lieutenant Oliver Haldiuse Stokes to be second captain, vice Lochner; Lieutenant James Bevan Edwards to be emend captalu, vice Raven hill ; Lieutenant John Fretolteville Dykes banally to be second captain vice Siborne; Lieutenant John Edwin Cornea to be seined captain, nee Farrell, placed upon the supernumerary UN; Lienteasat Alexander De Courey Soon to be second captain, vice Philipp, placed upon the supernumerary Mt. CHAPLAIN'S DEPARTMENT. The Rev. G;orge Wham faagie;si,hiricbiispisia to the Foram, to be &Wahl el the Zird thee. ADMIRALTY, APRIL s.—APpontrmi C. J. Dawson, to the Rowney, 42, st Chatham. CHATHAM, Aran. 5. DREADFUL ACCIDENT IN T --- 11E ---- 'DOCICTARD --- . —A fatal =Went happened yesterday &lemon in this dockyard to a workman named Oslievan, 'employed in the machinery department. The deemed was engaged in doing something to one of the pumping 'nines, when, from some causes which cannot be explained, his clothes came into contact with • portion of the machinery, and he was immediately draw* in and almost instantly deprived of life, his body, before the Mille could be stopped, being torn limb from limb, and pre senting a frightful spectacle. His remains were oollecled and removed to the dead-house to await • coroner's intim et. The deceased was an excellent workman and • very steady man. He has left a widow end six children. _ Daring the Lei few day. a large number of young emo, modeling oddly of elute, surveyors, draughtsmen, end skilled mechanic; have arrived at the bead-quarters of the Royal Bushmen for the purpose of joining that corps. In order that none but qualified men shell be forwarded from head-quarters to the various stations the Duke of Cambridge has given direction' that in future the whole of the men woo have undergone • course of rifle instruction are to be in structed in upping and mining, and fortification before leaving Bromptea munch. The Impector-General of Army Schools has appointed four additional echoolmadars to this garrison for the ha dn't-lion of the young soldiers before embarking fur POItTSKOUTII, Aram 5. The Dee, 4, steam store ship, Muter Commander Thomas C. Pelee, has arrived from Woolwich for ma chioery for the Vukas, and sailed this afternoon on her return. The Urgent, Iron-screw troop-ship, Commander Henry Hit e, salmi t i. dternoon for Jersey, when she will embark a portion of the 77th lieginkut for oonveyatice to Coact. Ths Perseverance, 101, Commander B. IL Power, ie reedy to come out of duck. FROM LAST NAGETS GAZETTE. •••• lOU BURT /WM. I.l2subsUwesi, ,t 7 taller, la erects April 16 at 12L sad usibas u. at MIS.II-0U , M .,..i....... t..41101 and Ike. brboryetroaa ; sozhig.. Dell, WILLIAM It usiteowre ma. and ARUM& lima eons BIN Ws suesebill. My. maratrate April LS at it. mai May 17 at I. ha +v.*. ea. 88d. .tese 8 1 4. Ls% Jona tuaderkinrar, Wolvareasaptoe, Ita4Ordmtn . Gout bstaegt. April ,a and 11 11, as 11, at IS nalnistan 08118. 488, Name milt, iSIZMI gad Batas. Idolvaimageta ; O. rail. Whlttoose Owsaas floaraseca Sesanaa, Oldbury, Warcenanelse, tall= IS sad 887 at IL at Blmemsban: wart *A., *WM. Aar: oft. Mblttoont. Ittnalliteet. Joey swum, ,alas amerebiaL Agell 1$ and la i g z at IL at lalealestm Coen. lais., &wader. and =: .. .d•lsmat and Nagle 8188/Bgbam ; azdr4ionare, Jaen Um" Arise. faaellsbalse. EldnBll7, ASK al 11. as lennlagsass Cloure Iloet. Madan bed Angle 11121.1.0 6 . ; off. ralB, [tars, o. 11nraso Witarzw. &deka. Ned:Wm eatti• dour. LS sad lias IL* U, tale. Coen. Sole, leasel mad Barad& ; on. sole. SOWS. DLT I.IIMMAi Dar,lorkddie, £Ol4O IS sad Mn,' at It. at Idols Court 1888, Itallaa b l dc a Ilasalbye, Nee. mad Wedde ll and Pads, Wel : of anse. Teen. LW. NANEAUSTOINO ANNULLED. AND L Ileum Curets, Naesbastea, liattaa dealer. i April Pxolaas 18 , 887„ moor. LIDIOLV VAT PST ITIONLIS. W. J. l'arr...r. 111Xerlre;C:It ap46B4 6. arae. —J. 11.16661. Waltrce., atelstant tea v. Onf<l.ol. —J. liatilat. Tailineattith, ktaakneydusel. bullder—J. Balmy& alftopece.c.... Old leatcroad, taller-41. Playlke. Wrap— J. tilubetreee. Wapping. ha.. octualler—li. O. Tubb., accedfroad, Ithogion. cayman— W. Elwood. ltua.. Wel month. place. Now float road. sod rude¢der coaratt, QV. potato ....am DIRCLAMATIONS Or al VI D.I. bd. Jaw. Bann, an. Wenflarortb. lammed rthothor—lat divide. et 1. 614., Apnl 6. and One rubeeßthat Wednesdays, at /14....1.4. Rem. 2 Roma. Catberathatrath Strand, end White Haziatrea. Linn In., ...paper proprietor-2nd dlvidend of dd.. say Iredaea dia. at Wlnunorra, beaaat.letre44. Geo.. fonchurchthreet, City, oh. merchant-2nd &raked el 0. 4., say Wede..... at Whit..., ba.gball•trea. Mamma V 05,110. canurths. rufffth. arthar—lad .indeed of 414.. any Wooncolay.Rt Whitmore. ththatfoll oxen. Unbar You.. 4... Wry place. 044 Keuaread, sad Bright.. draper —lst ell.dend of /14, say at tbandalda, BaJnatuJl - Ossaaa PaLuso. Ilolloway•p1ace. Han..y rod, and 614.7.411.4, taty-read. carpenter-1A 411.1.1.4 of 3.. 711, any Thunday. at ban. Nita. banulalleteceL BUST IIAV,ISOTON IOWA; Bending. Publ.. .hip owner-I.t davales 1 at 1.. 411. any Thaspiar..s etsnsfekta. itannaba/laucet. Jana. 11013111. TotMatmencourarted. and 040.00r0 rood, hotter—lot 41..04 of In any Thursday, at Wanda. Jona aux.. Lean... Price.. la artriakaber dander yea IW., Aprn 7, and any 11111214q11001. tpboibtorer—ln GM ,Thusdp. at Kinaarlt WILLIAM THOMPSON. Birmingham coal daalcr—lst, dividraill of 2e. 71., April 1. and say euratqueut Thoradsy. Y Elmira* Birmingham. Sumas. Damara,. illuMtrharriptou. mookage &Mara—Mid tinkle - la et la 111. April T. and any tubsequmt intraday, at Eimer r, salagbara. Seimag Wismar. Longton, Staffordshire. moarr—lst dirldend of Sid., April Land soy sunoquent Tnursday. at /glans:ark. Bran maraca. THOMAS AIIIMUNH (mparato Nate). Ciatesheed. iroaraonger—Jed UM dud of Md. 110 addlum w lir. 40. post tomiy declared). April 9. and NH, omMommmS Moto, dap, at IVBakDEN er's, he. D& osetloupooTyne. DI Apill IP, W. El* Ilaiesnorth, butiola , matchmaker—April a. B. Wratligtos. Nortkuraptorahra. udder—Aped 47. C. F. &Mani kins. Mildmayvrara. Moho Beemetou, rte - ..yeller—Aped 27. W. I. Ohm. Austiofrive. laty. stockbroker—May 5. Z. Lee. Ithrerabury, bunmoni.er —May S. J..Chectrant. braminthain. general cellar—APril K. W. T. Alley mount° totoei. Billion. So ,geley. and Wabad, Std. Medehlre, ironmaster—May L W. Tome olvertimaptak.Oratar Madd m. Nast J. Baran and J. ?ragman. B N B port, metal dealers —Aprint J. Merano, Pillguesily, new Neu port, Monmouthshire. shoo:raga— Aril J. J. Aepinall. Liverpool, moth broker—M.6 27 . VII' marrath. earrierapril 24. IA Pouud, Plymouth. builder—ADM 7S, J . Wramalgenanth. teal see— anted.. 2g. J. Iran& Pitmouth, ironmonger. OKATINICATeiII to be granted. uncame be shown to UN canvas,. om the Elms m e eting. Jeemya street, St. Janie... dealer in nines -711. J. Italy. Crantaidge. plumber—Api 17. W. 11. imam'. star Without, City. orator—sprint. J. A. Churchill. — l34am"r Acall Vick . er mlw s. Ll ' r - Or A POO Wn i. U llra j and . k raramilla b"inalm''— Al 4 A' t".. . We. 13 , 1 Limp.* Ira maser. PARTS ERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. 4. R. plasm" mg 4. We,. bottom. lastoliMo. raglan—A. 14 . 7 = esa..luad A. Mona.. jun Inth. clock sod radon makers—R. Hicks A. W. Wan .close„ oral reardirate-0. liraginad and U. U. Parrett, Axminster. •routhiso, drapen—lL Gower am J. W. Carew 'ight, Old thimptunntrest. et. Am a, plethre trams anJ ornspoduon ornament maters—W. U. Beaumont and U. Steel, =lssE Melt dealt= consathrtoorarents—W. btanhopo and J. manufacturers—J. Bryan thkl MisobeZt=ter , kot:llMeas and ..a slAtomirs . twt of 1101: W Al . d. kkott, civ H. VOISOSI mwi; M. Orranal—M. $ lam. U. A. leamoran.T. Mail. and J. B. WlLerron. r eadlegon. loncar=e sad llaaramter, uranufacturen —C. Aleop sad J. Tweltrrage. Itiadiekt. Notaghamaire. Wood. 0, yge,. Liverpool. Maims—J. Litershara sod M. Butter. north. Idas wad and sebrera.nognwee—il. %%aldose& John WPtiaeos. K. tit Mom& Jraera Wilkinson. and D. coalman. Presto& letharahlre. oatwa n . u ,asewms-11. Orithth and J. P. klughes. Brallae.Sarlta•- romeldr= . eaforatign mwß i tl i . d r . enr Lim i t 0 , " . 14 . nre0 . asit tr i, lll , r; =O. u. r. Barday. 6.4 B. J. Barambitel. Illraral-Kmos . Thik end Limrpoel, eoloolsilbroken, so fez an VM. S e p .6 Lenifa and A. Tasior. Ladgatorall. Ottl. OraWaltsma•kwee. en 4 J. V.ll set. Moo s5O ersuaralms asitherJeme lad W. &Maul ort, toodeloarneranitage—J.Kielethem mil IL Kra& We -O.thr—lL IllenS i d O. ILssin. Oheihire. grams IiONONO HOMO. J. Peelikocemeet. =sdamelrheAMOs,6"ni rad demo neomilemearoef drag on& enashem—A. Inger awl T. Pee . LdesiVie. Warted eggelseer 3. Jame grad J. Usesems. Dohs. .arenas. 11100n1I SEQUIPTBATIONS. Joasedll Lam. rile sceimisur. iivrtt 9. at the Royal WeseeMie. Jima illikraP. Maim, )gle n Apftl 9.94 the NATI BOW. Ana' Joao Dragnets rad Sou. Baran. Belt 4 eralassaethrs. April IL at the Bleak bull Hotel. Etheranock. Joao Omaaase ease at Edinburgh. army exchange *moat. APE Ara flawireals Roma, Edinburgh. Damn SHIONATOP. klangeld. PIN wood isomesat. AND 1 3 . 114 tbs • Twin HMI. Oasuq(Us. autracnox OF TROOPS BY THE DUKE OF -- CAMBRIDGE. CANTERBURY, TUESDAY. The whole of the troops statiooed at this garrison were inspected to day by the Commander-in-Chid his Royal Highness the Dake of Cambridge, who strived by train shortly before 11 o'clock t and proceeded at once to UM bar racks, where his Royal Highness was received by the COM minima, Colonel Gibsone. His Boyd Highness was socempanied by Sir George Wetherell, 1L.C.8., Adjutant- General. and Colonel Foster, Deputy Adjulant-UsneraL After pasteldrig of a hasty luncheon the Castssander-in- Chief catered the puede ground of the Cavalry Berrecks, where the troops were drawnupin las, and was neelved with a genera saline. The cavalry, under the command of Colossi J. C. H. Gibson*, comprised the following depots .—The let (Lag's), the 2ad (Queen e) , the 3rd (Prance el Wales'), and the 7th (Princess Royal s) Driven Guards ; the 7th (Otwea's Owe ), and the Bth (King's Royal Irlah) Heassrs •. and the 17th (the Queen's Own) Lancers. The in fantry depots were under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel I. W. Armstrong, C. 8., and embraced the 64th, the 701 h, dbe 82nd, the 90th, end the 98th depots. Having parsed op end down the lime, and carefully inspected the front end sear of tech of the depots, his royal highnts• took up hie position facing the o ff icers' querters, end the cavalry marched past se slow and quick time, with admirable order and precision, u did also the infantry ; the layer, in addi tion, going through the manual and platoon exercue. The mart:tong of the troops wee pronounced extellent, eapecially for such young soldiers as most of them were. The Com mend r-in-Ceiet around exceedingly rhaeol with the appear ance of the men, and the very creditable state of efficiency displayed by them, upon which he own{ hnuteed the com manding officers in a Mid addrem. The troops were then dismissed to their rooms and sltormaile hie royal highness vbited the bairack-rooms while the men were at &seer, end aloe impacted the hospitals ho., with the whole armagerome of which, and their clean appearauce, he ex pressed his entire sathiactioe. Ater the °Mara and nos-commiasioned officers of the cavalry dinne r, pois, who act as drill lestiuctors were inspected, in the riding-school, In tiding and sword exerche. Toe men were next .nepected In sword and lance enemies in their respective squads, and tne infantry In bayonet exucite, alter which his royal highness dined with the utfiters and left by the 7.22 train for town. THE BISHOP OA OIPORD AND THE ANTI REFORMATION. The following circular note has been issued to the archdeacons and rural deans who tigned tte address to the Lord Bishop (AO:first : " Yrnerable and Rev. Eirs,—We, the encl.-reigned mem bers of the Church of England, have read with no email sur prise and repot a document addre,sed to tte Lord bishop of toils diocese, and signed by three archdeacons and *twenty four rural deans, the parrot 01 which to to denounce a pamphlet entitled hams and Document., showing the alarming st ile of the Diocese of Oxford,' on the grounds of its containing unjustifiable mhrrprerentationv; and ' pre sumptooue and unfounded calumnies ; ' and at the same lime to make known your full confidence in the public con duct of your diocesan. Believing em we do, that there is grave came for ptetent anxiety and future apprehosalon, we evangelical truth Cbriski= and ' I: simplicity cannotPlity reel it our duty ogeoly aid firmly to assert our convictions that the facts cad documents you so irrongly impugn —bat which you make no attempt to disprove, at well as the gene ral allegations of the publication alluded to, are substantially correct. We also believe the real extent of the danger which new the tbrea anie ths"l ut o t ar of pm fai tisi ling s it c wzy t be f ully esteemed by any number of adducible facts; but of the Gospel is to be far more is the general tone and teaching of a large number of the clergy, than by any outward deviation either in ritualism or observance. Nspenence hes loag sine. proved that rel*ious zest and organdation are often antagonistic to spiritual religion ; and that the form and power of godliness err not eseederily con vergent. We are also (Imply persuaded, notwithstanding the most earnest proterations bf attachment to the doctrines and principles of the blessed ltifermatioe, that for some yeses pest, and at the present moment, the general bearing of ecclesiastical °potations and iambi,* in etas diocese is prac timlly Romeward. Under these circumstances, we feel It a duty and privilege to exprma our full sympathy with, and approbation of, those clergymen and laymen who have lately so forcibly directed pebbo u'-ntion to the subject; and we also desire to state our thin convict - on that any attempt to ignore or palliate the Rousetising teedoncies they have ex posed, far from co - lag the et:la complained of, or allaying the alarm they hove melted, will only teed to spread still further a feeling of dissatisfaction and (Hotrod of the minis ters sad offirerbeerers of our reformed and truly scriptural church. • t. We remain, Venerable and Rev,rend Sirs, your obedient and faithful servant*, Lieut.-Colon.) C. Y. Boxed, Lieut.- ' e.t.a W. Browse, R. Y. Bezett, C. Cowan, M.D., Robed Ber t a, Captain W. C. Lindsey, John Neale, Martin Rope , Button, Alfred Sutton, Joseph NYttleley. BAsediog, Monk 11, 1839."