The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-13 00:00:00

4 f GENERAL GARDIALDL General Garibaldi paid a visit to Mr. Stanfield, M.P., Thurloe-square, lad evening. He arrived at half-past six. He was accompanied by his Secre tary, Signor Ginerzoni, and Major Wolff. Mr. Stanfield went down to meet him to the carriage door. The crowd not only filled the square, but extended far beyond the distance where it was possible to distinguish the General from the rest. The enthusiasm was such that the General was compelled to go oat on the balcony to bow and wave his hand to the people. When he went back to the carriage, ho was many minutes before he could get in, from the anxiety of the people to shake hands. He remained rather more than half an hour. General Garibaldi, before going to Chiswick house to luncheon with the Dowager Dasher of Anther land,paid a persoual visit tetrad Palmerton. Thanneral re mained about a quarter of an hour with his lordship. Among the adios; to Stafford-house yesterday were the Duke of Wellington, Lard Farnham, Sir J. D. Hay, M.P., Admiral Sir Augusta Clifford, the Earl St. Many, the Earl of Hoz rewhy, the Earl Somers, Sir H. H. Brun, the Lord Mayor, ko. In the evening a West party met the General at dinner, the guests including the Duchess (dowager) of Sutherland, the Duke and Dachas of Argyll, the Earl Granville. the FArl and lady Comaantie Grammar. the Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury, Hat. Frederick Lerma Gower, M.P., &c. PRZBF2iTATION OF Tffl Si. PANCRAE ADDRESS.— Yesterday tonneau, at alines Ado*, in accordance with special appoietmeat, a &pandas from the repremetative vestry of St. Pacts; ietroduced by Mr. Harvey Lewis, M.P. for the Borough of Marylebeen, waited upon General Garibaldi at Stafford-house, for the purpose of primenting an Addams which had been unanimously adopted by that body. Several members of the deputation having addressed General Garibaldi said—" I have a happy recolleo tion of St. Pancras. I know St. Pancrea. I fought at St. Pancras on the walls of Rona. I shall not forget St. Pan era here. lam overwhelmed with the Endear by which I have been received in this country, and by the great and noble English !people of every clam Tell your vestry and your people that I am very grateful, deeply grateful, for their kind expressions towards me. I remember St. Proem very well. I shall not soon forget it. I thank you all very much for your beautiful address." The General cordially shook hands with all the members of the deputation s who took their leave. ADDRESS FROM TB I POLISH COMM [WYE. A deput►tion trent the Polish Committee of London waited on General Garibaldi at Stafford-house, yestor day morning. Three little girls in Polish costume presented the General with bouquets in the name of Poland. They were rewarded by a kiss each from Giribaldi Garibaldi re plied a. follows :—" Thanks ! Loamy thanks to you. Tell your brothers in Poland that although I have yet dons nothing for Poland--certainly not what I should disite—etill I bold the mime of Poland as that of my own oonatry—lialy— as the mese of liberty, and I am ready to samiltes my life for that cause. If I pray to God for strength, it is that I may be able to devote myself to your cause, to the cause of Italy. and to the emancipstioe of the peop/m." VISIT ro Catawicx Horsa.—Yeeterday afternoon the Duchses(Dowsger)of Sutherland gave an elegant *joiner, at the late Duke of Deroash ire's retreat, at Chiswick, l a oampliment to Garibaldi. There was no extraordinary pre• potation for the reception of the distinguished Italian pa. biol., as the visit wee considered one of a private character. A large body of perms collected in different parts of the line of rode to greet the General on hie way. The weather wee delightful, and the beautiful pleasure pounds bore a fresh and cheering aspect. The Duke and Duchene of Sutherland, the Doke and Ditcher of Argyll and family, the Earl °molls, Lady Corolla' Lucas@ and family, the Duchess (Dowager) of Norfolk, Lord and Lady Blautyre and daughter, reensbled early. Shindy before two o'clock the Earl and Countess Roswell, the Earl and Countess of Or rondos:, and other personages invited to luncheon began to °arrogate. At twenty minutes after two o'clock the guest arrived is ID ore barouche. On entering the avenue leading to the house the General was loudly cheered. While he alighted the band of the 2nd life Guards played , the Garibaldian hymn. The gallant General cordially shook heads with the Duke of Argyll, and was then con. ducted to the vestibule. where the (Dowager) Duchess, sur rounded by the Duchess of Sutherland, the Dueller of Argyll, Lady Blantyre, and Lady Constance Grosvenor had mot to welcome him. In the *entre odor all the coca. pry honoured with invitation had congregated, and gave the General a hearty greeting. At a quarter to 3 o'clock the hostess, her distinguished guest, end the general body descended to the summer dining-room to partake of luncheon. The handsome suite of rooms thrown open were those expressly embellished at great cod by the late Duke of Devonshire on the rearm of the visit of the late Emperor Nicholas of Russia. There were four tablet, 'applied with the rarest delicaciee. At the table whereat Garibaldi sat, in the principal room, a distr giddied circle lunched. The General mat at the head of the table, being supported on the right by the Melees (Dowager) of Sutherland, and on the left by the Dueler of ArgylL At the Name table, covers being laid for 20, were the Duke and Duchese of Sutherland, the Duke of Argyll, Earl Grenville, Viscountess Palmerston, Earl and Counter of Shaftesbury, Earl and Countess Russell, Earl and Coun ter of Clarendon, the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mrs. Gladstone, and Lady Constance Grosvenor. There were alai preset to meet the gallant General, the Marquis of Lorne and Lord George Campbell, the Duchess (Dowager) of Norfolk, Hon. Frederick Levers Gower, M.P., the Earl of Sefton, Lord sod Lady Taunton, Mr. Seeley, Sir Edward Landsesr, the Right Hon. Sir David Dundee, Hoa. Mrs. Norton, Sir Joseph Paxton, M.P., Mr. Pried. Lord Frede rick and Lord Richard Cavandiab, the Right Hoe. Wm. F. and Mn. Cowper, Baron Maroebetti, Viscount Jocelyn, he. During the breakfast the band of the 2nd Life Guards, under the direction of Mr. H. Frochnert, stationed on the lawn, performed a selection of musks from the favourite operas. Shortly after luncheon was over, the General and his hostess, together with the company, promenaded the pleasure grounds. At the solicitation of the Duchess (Dowager) of Sutherland, General Garibaldi planted •cedar tree terms deodara) on the lawn it front of the house, to commemorate his visit to Chiswick. At a quarter after five o'clock General Garibaldi took leave of the Dowager Duchess, cordially thanking her grace for her kind hospi tality. After taking leave of the Duchess of Argyll and Lady Constance Groeveeor, the gallant General took his seat beside the Duchess of Litithrsrlaad r an open broach., the Duke of Sutherland and Gametal Ebert occupying the other seats. The military band played the Garibaldi hymn as the carriage departed with its honoured freight for London. No positive arrangement bail yet been come to as to the day for promoting the honorary freedom of the City to Garibaldi, but it is probable that the ceremony will take place neat Wednesday. A deputation of gentlemen belong. leg to the Court of Common Council yesterday waited upon the Lord Mayor, for the purpose, as was staled. of corms( to some arrangement for the presentation to take place in the Egyptian-hall of the Mansion-house. There are mme difficulties, however, it appear., in the way of this being done, arid it is understood that the City architect will be coneulteu on the matter before soy definite arrangemest is come to. PROVINCIAL INVITATIONS TO GARI BALD!. —At s meeting of the Edinburgh Town Council held on Mon day. the Lord Provost moved, and Bailie Johnston seconded, that the freedom of the city should be conferred upon General Garibaldi in the paying a visit to Edinburgh. At the nesting of the Merchant Compaq of Edinburgh on Monday, Mr. James Blackadder, Master of the Company, presiding , it was, as the motion of the chairm an , seconded by Mr. Boyd, unani mously agreed to remit to the Master and Assistants to co-operate with the Town Council, the Chamber of Com merce, and other public bodies, with the view of takiug such steps as might be deemed expedient in order to give • warm reception to, rind present an address to, General Garibaldi, should he visit Ediebargh. DP3PATtIf OF THE BOMBAY MAILS. —The Penin sular sad Chiestal Compania ship lhlta. Captain Weeks, sailed yesterday at 3 p.m. with the mafls for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egypt, Ades, Bombay, mid Upper Bengal. She took out 25 first and 25 swoon class pas. singer■, and on freight 867 boxes Ramie value 360,4921. 55., of which amount 19,000/, is eovereigss and 89/. is watches is for Alerasdria, and for Bombay bar gold 120,25 W., geld cola 6,0131., bar silver 99,1501., silver erns 115,4501., sad jewellery b4Ol. 15e. - - DIEM aleD lIRILLI•NT PILMOPORTZ PISCES : WOl - Styricane, t... WollenhatapCs Marche Hoogrobe, dedicated to Mr. Pater. W.. Tours Sera thine, es Throe throe new emanations have been played w ith inmetwe Mr. Oblo Reneger, at the Cryetal Palace. Sent hoe for U amps SOrtiamast.lmh.—Zwer and Co., al, legeatrotrut, nerStAt HOUSE OF LORDS —Tag.:, Anus. 12. hair lordship' last it 5 delooh. The Earl of SLLICNBOR01:1011 prawastad • frees ea calm of the Hos. Sot lodic Ootapaay's mea atus the moat any saulimassioa. Bari of CARNARVOII prosated seven petfilowe for the total rweel at the tealt4sz. Lord BERM= prearatei several Oathsa with the NM Myer. PUNISHMENT OF RAPE BILL. The Marquis al WESTMEATH. is movies the seeped reading of this bill, explained that it objet me to add the midmost of whipping to the seateam whoa it was shows that two or more pentane bad bees ceasereed in the own mission of Lord RAVENBWORTH r edibles& the provisions of the bill, whit* be feared would be laellelon. Earl GRANVILLE was andenaud to say that it me sot the istention of the goverment to oppose the sexed reading. Earl GREY said the t law was sot so much l fault as were the admiattretese of it. Some of thesesteaces which wore paned by the judges were scendsletely brat. &lent, sad the judges who gamed than were not worthy of the cosideme of the public. The teisquelity of the seatemen for the same offerer was eel sot, and the judges ought to meet together and lay down mean rale of sawn to them in fators. Lord WWSLEYDALE said be bad swgreeled last year that the Lord Chancellor should write to the judges and ask them to meet together in order that they might corm to SCRIM 0001E00 understanding. He agreed that the west of uniformity, and that the lenient sentences which were frequently passed, were • modal and a diagram which ought to be pat an sod to. The LORD CHANCELLOR amid the subject ma me of great difficulty, sad he had felt unwilling to take the muse which bad beim anggeeled. It he were to call *pore the judges to deem and ley &we a rule Smiting their dime. Um, he should all *pen them to do that which might be I better dose by an act of the legislature. Lard CRANWORTH said the bill was open to the many ob*boas which the diememice had pointed out. The ja were neoranarily sathasted with almost unlimited diecretioo. This bill would introduce • sew element of an , certainty and • sew & meat of di ff erence in th e seatenoes of the judges. He believed that ems the abolition of capital panishosesta in annum= mem the mum of in dicting rely very light pasishanesta had Moen too pn relent. It was imporible, however, that the judges eoaW lay doss any genoal rule for theirgnidame, and he th oug ht that the oily way in which eventua lly pncishmeste would be nth formly indicted maid be through the aid of public' opinion. After • few words in reply from the Marquis of WlRT =am and in mpimation from Lord lIATOMIWORTN, the hill was read • second time. whom apanatiles ware Abigail Will aill dims. TM question had else ben while. *lle law Apse of the crown, who bad given ft as Nis 1111111011 Chat what led buss dose inigh *ye bees does by eire Al Ea* ladies Onee• t imisb4 way, and gas sew* ilio messwasse was *Wel is *6 *ern they adorbei !be gereries* bad, however, amber* User founded nes Ilse report cd 1 the royal aminierion, reeenunribliews of which would be ferried est in *air isiegrity. Owls* JERVIS marred Mama raiiillod with this ' explansties, and withdrew his motion. srohrilva lilinZ7o#l4loA .I•, J •,. ~.' NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. Tureona. A mod magnificest mowing ushered in the principal day of the Craven meeting ; and although the Newmarket Hoindfcep bed bees *lnsole a deed lefiter,it relidnedsallkient =i' ge to Me net as additions' sneaker et Tinkers the said as ern "spatial" from Sherpa was well Cad With the votaries of the turf from the metropolis. The sun shone throughout the day with saMiala warmth and brilliancy, and led to an increase is the number of = Wens; aniciapt whoa were several distinguished who metered in pest fixes amend the judge's Om to witness the finiales of aka event. The first of the half des= noes. an unusually small " bill of fare" for New market, was appointed for two o'clock, sad the long morning was occupied in settling the previous day's semen* and at intervals some trilling betting recurred on the Newmarket Handkep. Early in the morning Gerishroole, who. on the previous day. had risen to be ens favourite for the Chester Cap, received his quieten, as moth as 100 to 1 offered I spinet him, in coneequaree of his having lame, ng himmlf whilst " booking " sad jump after peßieg up at the end of his morning's gallop. The Newmarket Hisdissp speculation was rd on anything but vigorously. Guerilla, after being backed at 85 to ?0, was soininally at 4to 1, takes and offered at that pries. Free, who was early award at sto 1, was subsequently sot inquired attar, whilst Arson, Asteroid, and Sunineemille were the only three others asked about. Asteroid wee mooed favourite at 6 to 1, and 8 to 1 was laid against each of the ether. The Ent roe was • mere canter for Muter Richard, and singnlarly in the succeeding two nee the banns came past the judge as placed spin the ark, Young Rapid easily beating the favourite, Crisis, sad two others, whilst is the Fillies Sweepstakes Rouge Crone proved the senincy of public "form" by defeating her two opposers, Battaglia and Rigolboche. The Three-year-old Bien nial is inveriably • feature of peat interest, r it includes in its sominatior many Derby favourites or their stable complain's. Os the present as alvenary Scottish Chief, Forager, Ely, Blair Athol, and others WINO amongst the many entries, but none of them were at the dozen who went to the poet But It was DOS withstanding a most interesting race, and the result gave • further impetus to Scottish Chiefs position in the reach* ea Mr. Merry won with a second string the ' dark" Masque rade, s illy by Lembtoo, out of Burlesque (Suckstorts dam), who appeared always to have the best of the race, and ski snarly won from the Neal outsiders. Bipolar and Isaak Walton, rally by two lengths. Nese of the favourites secured even • situation, 1 Menhaete so easily spud angled her eight opponents in the Plats of 50 son., and Oaril a. recomposed the Went for their primate by winning the Newmarket Handicap from the outsider, Wandering Minstrel, Outlaw being third, and the other sine beaten off. Subjoined are full details of the muds( : Tat Mourn Sots Effs.23B of 50 .on. molt, li ft, for 3.yrokts ; colts, Bst 101 b; 81114 s, Bst 81b. Glottis allow tom. AS F. (1 tods 2 furloop ad 73 azds). so k.) Mr. Jolla Dog's MaMer Mobard. by r Sat llb ich i bi. 1 Mr. Naylor's Quarantine. Sot Data of M. Alma's Cow do Moo. SA 7Th (Y. Mom 2 Batting : 5 to 2 on Mauler Itithard, jad 6 to 1 " bar ono." Iluazia. or ma SWIRISMUS el 50 soma sash ; id* Bat 1016; Miss, Sat 71b. D.Y. (7 farlasp 210 yards). (6 subs.) Mt. Craven's Yaws Rapid, by Calsterdale—Nanibty Boy's dam (J. &oder) I Mr. parry's Cris* 8d flb (Hayward) Baron Bothirldld'a Ewdloti Bat 71b Faith — also — 7.i: to ßetti a ng : 5 to 4 on erisis, 100 to 30 apt Evelina, sad 4 1 pt Yo as h as pid. A Sweararhuas al 100 sash each, h ft., far Syr-aid Allies, He m's D.X. (7 (mitotic. 210 yiuda) (6 subs.) Mr. liem's low Pone, by Hobby Noble—Helms Homo, Sa blb (J. Gager) 1 Mr. Savdo's Blcolbodm. Mb Tordimai) 2 Lord Stamford s Battaglia, 124 alb (0. Nob* 3 Bettiag : 7 to 4 each with Row Crams sad Battaglia, sad sto 2 apt Rigolboahe. They ran in aim coospasy till within quarter of a mile frank the finish, when Battaglia, who throughout rau unkindly, gave way under the lash, and dropped back, and kaagograme beading Iligolboahe half way is the cords, woe cleverly by half a length. A bed third. Film Yhtz or vas Baru Nzwataszer Bloorthi. Brame of 10 nova each, with 100 added, for 17r-olds ; colts. list 10th ; fillies, bid 61b. .11.1 L (coos toile sad 17 yank). (d subs,) 'if,. Mien', Narsqnsrads, by lasaboorn—Barisagt Sot 7lb ) 1 Mr. W. Day's Sigmabean. list 100) Indarns) 2 Yr. Starky's hank Walnut, BA 10lb (Edwirda) 3 The following oleo ran :—/falso, Woodcraft. V dijridman. Washington. The Conn; C by !amain se--es. Myanmar, Whin. and ilkifftagloa. &Wog : 3to 1 yid Acolyte, 100 to 30 apt Privs44sr, 4 to 1 mist Echo, 6 to 1 apt the Wits eon, sad 10 to 1 art say ot h er. - . .. A iia - ta — Olso Bova, for 2.g-olds ; oohs, 8. 101 b ; end why 8 . 71b ; wineries extra. Fuss half od Ab.M. (3 tur bans 215 yards). Mr. nevib's la Meehan* by Tornue—Trortsts, it 7lb (I. Mean) I Mr. Alerandees Cordons, Pet rib (amasser) 2 limos Itotatchtld's Bider to Breese. Bet 70 (Wells) The following also ran :—Tem be as% Cceawar,c by Vedette deal by Cowl—Venus, Wicket, c by Trumpeter—Pride Hes, end Whisky. 13ottinii 9to 4 apt la Miegrato. 7to 2 apt Sista to Broom, 6 to 1 apt Wicket, 7 to 1 opt Vedette colt, and 10 to 1 twit soy other. The NnwiciAsrr HANDIns, of 25 sova. cane, 15 ft, sad 5 only if declared, with 100 added ; winnees altos. One mile al: %dam and sistyneves yards. (54 .albs., 19 at whom declared 5 ft.) gavile's Guerilla, II yrs. let 71b (J. °Amami) 1 lord Wilton's Wondering Minstrel. I yrs, bet Kit) Mr. R Hawley's Outlaw, II yrs, let The following also ra :—Asterold. llsgewn boon., Fantail. Omar, Wine ACMOO, lone, Ecbo, sad Hay CNN fdly. Bettie,: 7 to 2 apt Guerilla, 5 to 1 apt Asteroid, 7 to 1 apt Outlaw, 8 to 1 each apt Actaeon sad Bay Ostia Slly 10 to 1 apt ()dine. 100 to 6 apt Wandering Minaret, and 20 to 1 apt Farce (off). Oa returning to male the rider of Wandaring Minstrel lodged • nompilaint easiest Guerilla co the ground of a arms, bat on invse4atio• the Meyer& confirmed the decision at the /wit and awarded the Makes to Guerilla. Now SCH. T.M.M.—Wee Agee sad Victoria Qom, Bst each. BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. 129011 AND. to 1 apt Intledoll= i l 11 t I ego* ',beteg Richard (I) 10 to 1 Hemet (t) 011 P. It to 1 on the held (oil) I 311 to I opt Tara (t Indy) D112.11Y. 13 to 2 opt Scottish Mol(t) I 10 to 1 apt longer( t) 14 to 1 Watt Gaud (t) 10 to 1 Moos Arthur (t) 30 to 1 Paris it) THE _IIIORAS, . 1 441'01 EVEN Imo, APRIL .111; 1864. THE CHARITABLE ASSURANCES ENBOLXIiNTS BILL This bill paned tbrowshWieunitlat with samadmoata. 0011REVONDENOE BiLLTING TO THE CABE OF GEORGE SELL The E.rl of CANNAR 70N rose to move that an humble address be presented to her Majesty for • copy of the oor reepeedence relative to Hell, who was convicted of murder at the Warwick •eee , and respited is the 1341 i of March. He wished it to he distinctly understood that be found no blame whatever with the &Aim to which the Home Secretary lied thought fit to arrive, bat what he blamed was, the mode and the steps b 7 which the right hon. gentleman bad arrived at that &•Mmee. TM LORD CHANCELLOR entered at some length lab a dehisce of the Secretary of Berke, especially in the case of the murderer Townley, with regard to whom the 4ht hoe. putlernan had advised that penal servitude &mild he sub diluted for capital maisiuneet only after be had found that no cam had occurred is which under similar circum steams a mock* had been executed. As to Hall, Sir George Our had rem:died him. sad as be thought wisely sad judiciously, upon receiving information which led to the babel that the execution of that man would only shock the meal sense of the community. It was impomahl• to administer the lain relating to capital punishments dif ferently from the mode that had bees adopted, and if their Isexiships wanted a change they should direct their altera tion to the condition of the law upon the subject, with a view of applying • remedy. After • few remarks from the Duke of MAILIIOIIOOIIII and Earl Garr, the motion for papers was withdraws ; sod TM house adjourned at MU-past 6 o'clock. HOUSE OF 00X2110N8.—TuzsDA7, APRIL 12. The Mums took the chair at 4 o'otook. The Moakley s.d Bsabary Railway BM au mad s third tins sad Fared. TAXATION. _ _ _ Mr. WHITE gave actin tiodOn that day month be walk! move for the oistuiesit of a select committee to iaquire into the opwa of the present eystan of taxa tion. and to wielder whether Loy alteratits a the law coald be made to secure ita more equitable adjustment. RELIGIOUS ENDOWMENTS (IRELAND). Mr. DILLWYN welcomed until Omit day month his melon reepectieg eadowments in biked. INSURANCE OF STOCK IN TRADE. Si, H. WlLLCiiiiilißigeW;i3Tios64l;;;rOald attention as the time to the propped of the Chita cellar of the Scchguer to exempt stook is tied* front bait the duty asitelly paid co Sr* isseranco, while bottles and boildiags were to obtain DO exemption whatever. PRIZE MONEY. Sir S. NORTHOOTE pve notice that oo that day month be should move a reeoiatina reeponiag the Bead& arm Ronne prise mew. FIRE INSURANCE HUBBARD gaveOiiollslll4 in refersoos to Use pro position of tiro Chancellor of the Exchequer respecting fin) in be would 'Dove ► resolutios for ► ge►rel redno tion of the duty to la THE OONFEItENCE ON DANISH AFFAIRS. Mr. HOESMAN gave notice that upon the first opee day he would 'sore' the following resolution :—" That this home, animated by ssotimente of loyalty to the throne sad =spent for its prerogative, will be anxious at all times dutifully to give effect to any enigageroests by which her Majesty, in the exercise of her prerogative, may bind the soestry. That while it is the duty of her ministers to advise her Majesty in the exercise of her prerogative, it is no leas the duty of parliament to advise =Misters as to the counsel with which they shall approach the sovereign. That this boom has beard with regret of the violation of their engagesnats by some of tho powers that Wined the treaty of Leedom in 1852, and that a cos. torsos is about to inset in which the quentions su posed to have hem settled by that treaty are to be rwopesed. That in the (winkle of this house her Majesty ought not to be advised to give her assent to any new anaagerneata affect ing the integrity and independence of Denmark esti) times sepiemeats have bees made known to parliamset." (Hem.) FORCED LABOUR ON THE SUEZ CANAL Mr. ;sari whether the Sultan had nosatly ordered t►e Pseha of Egypt to discontinue tb. supply of forced labour to the works of the Sues canal ; sod whether her Majesty's (Deem moot would rapport the Sultan in that determination Lord PALMEESTON—The hon. gentleman and the how* are fully aware that some time ago the Sultan gave sa order that forced labour should be disooritinued is Egypt as i had law been is every other part at the Turkish *Empire. The potties engaged in the works of Mt* &az canal peti tioned for • prolongation of time. end that has been, I think, twice granted to Nein sad now they wanted • further astensioo of two mouths. No doubt it is very much to be repotted, both in the interests of England and knraest, when both countries are much in need of settee, that thirty or forty thousand people wbo could be sedully sod profitably employed is the cultivation of co►ton should be employed iu digging a canal through a sandy desert, sad making two harbours I. deep and sod shallow water. (A laugh.) I hope that useless occupation will soon be put an end to. LICENSED HOIJSES IN THE METILOPOLIS. Sir J. SHELLEY asked the Secretary of `State for the Home Departmeat„ whether the government had come to any determinatioe in reference to an alteration of the law regarding the regulation. as to the hours at which honeyed house' in the metropolis should he closed during the night. Sir G. GREY said he had received straw/ representations from some parts of the metropolis, that certain public houses,liceneed victuallers' houses, and refreshment bcusee, were kept open during the whole of the night. It was sug gested that it would bsdeeimble to make sock an alteration is the law as would compel the clarinet such bowies Nitwits° the hours elope and four o'clock in the morning. He believed that such an Alteration would be of advantage, not cooly to the licensed victuallers themselves, but &Leo to the public. (Hear, hear.) The right hoe. gentleman was uoderstood to say that a measure was in course of preparation on the subject. - GARDENS FOR SOLDIERS. Mr. W. EWART isquired of toe lJnder of State for War, what steps bad been taken, or were • t to be taken, to enable soldiers in mmp (or elsewhere. when it, was possible), to employ themselves in the zultivstloa of gardens. The Marquis of HARTINOTON said that he bad little to add and &Sothis( to retract from the &sewer which he had Oren to a similar question a few days sines. There wa.s every dispositioa no the part of the military authori ties to employ soldiers is ordeals'. wherever it wee at all practicable. la Alderebott, Watley, Brighton. Woolwich. Colchester, and in other places, garden grossed bad Week appropriated to the me of the soldiers with the most ad vantageous results. GRIEVANCE OF INDIAN OFFICERS. . . to Ce;;;;;;e or the royal earimuisniee .s saratoriels of lodate rams% and motel that the hones, having by certain acts pearanteed to the alters of the late Fast India Company's service that their admateges se to " pay, pantioas, allowasoss, pritri• loom, promotion, and otherwise," should be seemed to them, b.d learnt with regret hem the above re that in certain eases this mssisses has bees de from, and wee et opinion that full sad speedy 'spastics should be made to those who bad suffered by snob departure. The motion waa secooded by Sir IL FMIQUZAI, sad sup ported by General Krems. Sir C. WOOD admitted that them officers were sealed to liberal sad handsome treatment, but said that the satire subject had bees dealt with is ecoordrinee with the sanction ri the MAIM malhosithe, tadvalai Imam Osumi; THE EDUCATION REPORTS. Lad R. HEM rose to move that in the opinion of the house the matilatise of the reverie of her Maiesty's inspectors of Mach. and the axelusias from them of statemeata mad °plains adverse to the educational views entertained by the emmittee of amen, while matter favourable to them was admitted, were violations of the undeestanding under which the appoint/neat of the la ma:aces was originally sectioned by parliament. and tickled entirely to destroy the Mae of their reports. The question might, he said, appear to some as of mall importance, but it involved the truth sad purity of the information apes which the hones legislated in regard to large sums of money derived from the taxes of the people. (Hear.) Could the house trust to reports which the minister who presented them had submitted to an expurgating proms by will& be excluded all that was hostile to himself, and admitted all that wee in his favour. What would the owner of a dieteat estate think if his land steward kept back the reports of the bailiff because they onatained °plaices with whisk he did not agree. Perhaps the laid steward might be a person of quaint, strange, and crotchetty opiakins—liaaahter)—apos agricultural matters ; W°plaice might be that it was right to put all the manure cm the rich UM and nose upon the tral.. (Renewed laughter and cheers.) He asked say gen who was the possessor of property to say bow long a men acting in such a meaner would retain his positiou. The remedy wee in the beads of the house, sad in dealing with a department mirested with aa seennons sum d mousy, the administration of which am ad, as was usually the casse, a elLeck b r . by sot Thames; they mution, and to were bound to w that tL iafermation wish which amou n t of were furnished was full sad =lt at iod they were not called upon to legislate upon no. Mr. WA &ISE, in seconding the motion, ailed upon the house to glen the inspectors the protection !bey mused, sad to esconregs theca to state their opinions folly mid sonostoily. (Hear, hew, and aims of " Divide.") Mr. LOWE weeld at ours acknowledge to the male lord there wee en andeodeading that these reports should be !ski before parliament. But they were not mods to that house they were made to th e office for the purples a bei ng kid before parlienwat. It ens neither the practice of ether breeches of the govern. meat, nor wee it expedient that every quarrel, every eau- Stormily, every i memo= Mould And it way to the telde of the hems. (Hear, beer.) Bat let the home exonerate the ofilee of its remonsibility, and he bad not the slightest oldectioe to the productios of ell the reports. The house so doubt would add to its Balsams. There wee • report famished by • Kr. Fletcher in 1849. It consisted of 200 octavo pages ; it metalled loag criminal statistics, sad wee aseempeatrd by shaded rasps, sheering the slate of crime is different puts of the country. Now that he (Mr. Lowe) considered to be an abate, remembering that this was all published at the public expense. (Hear beer.) Bat there was no delusion greater then that the Privy °mewl was shad of any criticism in them matters. They had undergone criticism from the whole of the educated cla af the country, sod it wee open to everyone of these geatlerase to publish what they liked against the office in any review they phased. All they were anxious far was the dieeiplises el the Gam and that something should be dose to keep their Akers within the limits of their instructioas. Then the home was asked to lay that this tended to reduce the value of the reports ; as though the only valuable portions of the suggestions given by the iweebn were those la which they found fault with thir saperker. The noble lord's been idea of • government oaks soma to be that the beads at the depsaiment were to be eoutrolled by • sort of Aalle council of their own condamaing lie dearer end regaletioas, and fund/Mai inns to whomsoever ahead Week it. That might be the noble lord's view of the ease, bat he (kir. Lowe) thought it would only end in anarchy. (Beer, hear.) He was happy to say that the policy of the dike that year bed been wholly easomeful, every report heeling bees accepted. (Ironical sheer..) No doubt the noble lord would say this was the result of a reign of terror; but this we not so. The inspectors were an extremely able body of men, whose duties weighed heavily upon them, and men not al ways adequately rewarded. At preseet he (Mr. Lows) was happy to say he saw so rock ahead— Dodd Beaty---the progeee of matters was moot& and succeisful, and he trusted the home would not mend to • mottos which only tended to foment disputes between branches of the estehlishment. (Rear, bear.) Sir G. GREY said that his right bon. tried in the coons of his speech had adverted to the practise of other depart ments. He felt bound to say, as the result of warhorse, that it was absolutely nereseary that the had of a deport ment should exercise some degree of control over the reports of their inspectors. (Hear ' hear.) He had had 00010011 BOON time ago to ran the attention of a wain clan of impectors connected with the Home-dace to the character of their reports. If so caused an exercised they would have inspectors writing nays at the public ex pense. The house, after some farther dimension, divided— For the motive lOl Against it The announcement of the numbers woe received with loud cheering from the oppositios beeches. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES (vOTING PAPERS.) Mr. D. GRIFFITH moved for leave to Ikeda°, a bill to afford shareholders is joisactook companies facilities for voting by meant of voting papeta. He had refrained from touching that ggnnaat charter of the railway ampules, the Clauses Contolid tioa Act. He left the whole of the power of shareholden and directors exactly as they were, and did sot interfere with the power of rolling proxies. HI recommendation was simply that, after • poll shoold be demanded so a gnostic's moved and encoded at a sleeting, the voting papers alsonlet then all be seat out, and the share holden be enabled to vote by means of those vetting papers. The principle wee by someone new to the home. Mr. HADFIELD seconded the mottos. Leave was tins gins. PATENTS MUSEUM AND OFFICE. If r. DILLWYN waa procoodineto call the attention of tbo house to the inauficiawcy end hioonvonioncri of the temporary 13160041111 for inventions at South Kroaington, and the Patent office in Southampton- baildinp, whom Aa How. lumina moved that the bore be eretattd, aad then being only 33 members present, the bows stood ad ioarned at flee mantes after 8 o'clock. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY. APRIL 11 —APPODMICINTS AND PlLO noviono.—C. R. Memberloin, chief opposer, to the Cum berland, for the Boma. C. W. Aylmer, nand cadet (nominated). To be Fir* Clam Aasiotont Engineers: J. Immo, of the Hiodoa ; T. G. Poonett, of the Warrior; T. J. Warburton, of the Hector ; and W. Berm, of the Hogue, for Modem. To be Action First Clam Animas' Engineers : J. R. Harvey, to the koeario ; J. Tarp. to Me Jame ; C. B. Har grove, to the Yozhousd ; T. Haltom, to the Trident ; and E Winans* to the Bacchante. CHATHAM, API= U. NAVAL COURT MARTIAL. —A court-martial emobled this morning on board the Formidable. 84 , °Wahl J. Fulford, assdap of Vice-Admiral Sir C. Talbot. IC.C.R., enrol commander-in•chief, for the trW of Kr. E. F. Nichol son, assistant-payometer of the Bombay, 67, Captain C. A. Campbell, on the charge of having, on or about the 30th all., been drank on board the said ship, and incapable of performing hie duty. The court was presided over by Captain J. Fidford, and Mr. knight, snhcitor, Rochester, officiated aa deputy judge-advocate ; Captain Campbell, of the Bombay, prosecuted. The court, after hearing the *video°e of the whammies for the prosecutios, as well aa the defence made by the prisowr, deliberated for a short time, end ultimately found the prisoner guilty. He win maenad to forfeit three years of his seniority, and to be severely reprimanded. PORTSMOUTH, Aran, 11. The Fairy, screw yacht, and the Sitio, paddle yacht, were aadocked this morals( attar repairs fur the presort worries of the QUO'S, bat it is reported that the Fairy is afterwards to be bookie up. The court is expected to arrive at the Royal Clamps yard, Gosport, to-aiorrow week re route to (Mores, WOOLWICH, Arum 12. FITNELAL Or TEI LATE COLONEL BixonAx.—The remains of the late Woad Charles BaleISM, Deputy-Ad- jutant Ormeral of the Royal Artillery, were interred this afternoon in the family exult at Plumaged with the full military boom,, duo to the rank of the deomeed officer, who bad resided niany yaws at Woolwieb, sod was highly eeteented both In military toad ciei► oinks. MAIL PACKETS WISTERE PORT Or CALL. —A large sad influential deputation atteadird yesterday cm the Postmaster-Ormsral with rsfereoos to the questiou which is &gala beisg agitated as to expediting the delivery of kitten byte eosin Alm packets. fin lordship promised to give every attention to the statement of the deputatiort, and that the matter should be fully imosidered belong the next tenders for the mail 'maim were called for. OITSTAL ?LIAM. Owi 81111.1JNO DAT. -- TUESDAY, Aria It —AthisheiODl ea payment, 1,700; ditko by seams tickets, 871; total, 2,571. Moth THAN STIR AND WITTER THAN frets.—Thls to the lamest and best stock cd spied sad manses patterns ever subedited for public sppresai Ths wertddsated lda tresses at Alfred Hebb Mies; tk• erkilealeds only est.. bllimon4 73. liseekekesa Haeover•etuant. leleklisked 10.1, BETTING AT MA N CHESTER. --TussoAy. The attendance We aftereacle was limited, and with the eammtica of the few sabjcesed tramememe beldam was amliaed to the torrent esente of the day at Newmarket : TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. Ito 1 ept Ftliede TAD (t) 100 to I apt Acolyte (t) caarra cur. 1100 to 11 apt Anfleld r 64i ii 1 apt Carlibrook(oe) SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. OsaysssirD.—Arrlved—Apoll U. Adiml, Mho. CM Mbar Cathie." Emelt', Longer, Siam. and Scandia, from Christians : Aquino,. and Kbenessr. Guernsey ; Alpheins. and Richard, amp ler"; Conflict, and Raleigh, Calcutta Chaisson, Powthoo-foo ; Christiania, Sa.merund ; Turn, and Mapoises, GravoUnos Fortune, Lokkan ; Fraeaderne, Skim; klasbet. and Weld. Mated. Louisa, Stavanger Merchaatnuus. Mow Diep Ideriam St. Michael's; Renown, and Vein Slag, China: SeOla. °Wens burg. galled—April 11. Una, to Quebec. It Alfred, and Henrietta, Quebec; Amber Nyisph, St. Dominica; Kra. Demerara; Moselle, Antwerp : Naomi, Adokide : Olin Branch. Brest Renshaw, Sierra more ; Mar. and Spring. Amsterdam : Spheroid, SL Wm. coat's; Victor, Bromide Vibilia, Finset • Waterloo, Rotterdam. Lrviaroot. - Arrhed—Apr4lli Illsabetk from Matamoros; IlLsabetk Naota ._.. . . . Bed. 7 —.llprll li Piney!rude (lel, Belle Wood, sad Them* to New York Coronet* Halifax ; Dud& Beauty, Rio Jarbearo Agincourt. Museum . Cherub, Astlgua. Cur or LONDON Tines fioetzvr.—Last evening the anniversary festival in aid of the fonds of this instito tko was celebrated at the Albion Tavern, Alderegate-street, coder the presidency of the Lard Mayor, who was sap posted by several gentlemen well )(sown la the City et for their footnoted advocacy of the cause of charity. From the statement of the chairman, in pro posing " Prosperity to the &misty,* it appeared that the testituttos had been in existence more than half a century. amid daring that time it bad been the means of contributing to the relief of human suffering to a greater utast perhaps than aay other in proportion to the foods at its disposal The society was happily supported to a liberal extent, and it was satisfactory to know that a very small amount of the money subscribed was devoted to ex penses connected with the inatitution, the greater portion of the sum being appropriated to the relief of the patients who received the besets* of the charity. During the past year 6,501 i palisade were supplied with tresses or other is- Armee* there being an iscresse of 213 in the number relieved in 1363 on the total In the preceding year. The total number of patiests since the establishmest of the society amounted to 231,980, sod in • large majority of Witham the afflicted persons were enabled to gam a livelihood, who seder other enema steams would have been iocapseitated from doing so. His lordships appeal for continued encouragement sod sup port wee listened to with much &Unities, sad the malt was that a list of subscriptions sad doostiose was read, antonoting to about 5401., being more than 2001. over the sum contributed at the dieser lest year. The musical acr eage. manta were under the direction of Mr. Donk' King 7rt infused more than usual vnour into this pars of the enter tainment, and was assisted by his two prominag dairglitess and by Mr. Lawler and Mr. Seymour Smith. La &moans simeot to a recitative sad air from /cif end Oakum wee performed by the elder Kim Hiss in a moaner which gave particular mitisfeetico to the company. Electro-plating is a remarkable instance of util ised magnetic power, ea also la Herring's Magnetic YOWL Dr. Raman remarks :—" I regard them es the most perfect brushes hitherto made as respects their siodualcal coustrualles and their magaetioal eagles." They are the remedy Mr grey hen, neuraigle. rheumatism. Coasterfelts me beteg malls —Offices. It, Bessimprffeneret, Ineans.—(Advanisarnest4 MN LAST NWH?B GAZETTE. Duns or 1101401.0• A LID mania TAmutrzass To sa MAIMED AI TO OIJ OP TO ONUS RIXIMMIAB, coon or wi[aurraT, marassauifronsar.] Ulan BAWL?, Blandes-rovr, Walworth, fish curer, to our render April 16, at It LIBMAN 'Mat, Brookalreet. Lambeth, engineer, Ap. Mat IL JAII Miami TOMEI& Lower Milliners-pima, Seminoles. WPM. AINBBL 11 WHAJAM CSASIMI3, II. Oullton AA, Beat, potato. dealer, • ADM 16, et IL 'terrain Tninnlv, New North-road, Islington, wire worker, Anvil SS, MIL TztDIRICIL ILZNICLDT DMZ" London street, 31trzopeuttare, upholsterer, April 23, at 11. &MAE ALDILIDGI, Three Crown-square, Southwark, and Borough market. fruit dealer, April 26. at 11. Gnome Au 62111, Iraveraluun, Seat, miller, April IS, at IL Dilutes inNosna, WeethosseemMess, Great Westernreed, Paddington. counselor, April N. at IL iliolus alerr . Berketarebeet, Lostbeth.walk, and Railway I Arches, Windrellleireet, lambethread, esspenter,AL=. Harm!FAIMIMICT TATIAM, De Beauvolr-crement, ship owner, April 23, at I. WILLIAM RITDDIS, Stockwell, inneey. late Mershon keeper, April 23, 12. amiss Pants, ribridge,.drepage assistant, April 23, at 1. BMW/ 141111111% Burtiaglatoardena, Old Bond-street, picture dealer, April 26, at it CILIUM NJ:tat/tat DM?, Mysti-abet, Camberwell Ne 'f muter mariner. April le, 12. ED reed, WLID Ivens Hanamereadlls poulterer, April IS, at 11. Mann MALLIAMOIII, embeeseognare, Minerisa maw of the Istig Sao apbidlea, Aprll IN, at 12. Biome Iliesasca =nue, Is, Jeates'oroad. Bermudas', Wooed vietuallarerasserrer, April 24 at L Jost HOLUM AIDnIwI, Bedford uare, merchanteril 121, at 1. WitAtalt 0001111,, Edgware-reed, , A 16, al 13 Joss Bal/04 ithsemen, unarmhat ILN , April at 12. lame Dew, Oambeldieshlre, farmer, April 16, at 12. BENJAMIN April CLAW Tlma, lelswilageara, castle food dealer, 12. ZDMITIID Bawl:k r Binalagban, mordant, May s„ at IL Gams Ram NAY. Worcester, seed merebaot, lly a, at It Wait.= INAJINNortAtt, Braes, Luteobeh..brewer,TU Mai 11. Jogs Clusswoon, lienalet, Lori" publican. April at 112. Yvan VASS. St. Velem a, lorrealite, draper, April at IL Joss PSALM, Sheikh% eon dealer, May 6, at It ILIDGMAT, Manchester, warehouseman, May 2, atil vie WILLIAM Kovno Biwa, Manclisabir and Lirerpool, April 21, at roue Farr, Jun., Timentonan-Lesedals, Yorkahlre,farm servant, Tamil 16. at 1. meets Minn. taverna* hatcher, April IN, at 3. AnitasAit Dunes, Helm, lanomb, furniture brokor,Ap.U.st 9i. CSAMan Talsmaice Bomar, Sada/worth, innkeeper, April 111, at 10. SPODE Lutist°, Ledbery, Herefordshire, veterinary surgeon, Agee IS, at la. CNAMMI lln.za. Wormier. machinist, April la at 11. CIIMILit WOOLUDON, Worksop, Nata, reuse. April 11 at 11. HAMM Lein LM oK, Manta, boatawidn, Aprille,Mll. Miami, JAKE, Yttne. Newport, Isle of Wight, smith, itplll3, at IL 101 l 1101111011. led Steekwith.UmelesiLashourer,April W,st 11. GOMIS ALTON. Beeford. Nottinghamshire, collier, Way 21 at 11. BUSY Sr. Joss, LyabigMa, RISK garment April 21, at [Wren Caarmas BRADLit, Buaham Weshgate. orfoik, school master, April W, at IL Wiliam JAoOS Tamer" 8l Brea*, Cerawall, Jouraemea meth, April la at le. GOMM HMI! =WM! YOOlllO, Noweastirepou•Tros,scadptor. April MI, at 10. I Arm hitt/a, Carerombe, Dorsetsh., dairyman. April M. at IL FLAMM IMunerr, Newbold-a3Aves, Warwickshire, innkeeper, April 111. at 11. loss Mclaura. Ineke-upon-Trent, draper, April 23, at 11. UMW cuayss., Llet lianieteharn, Kent, bricklayer, April 11 at IL 010001 TMOlMeoti, Matalless, bootmaker, April 23. at 11. WHAMX 001NnAri, Taster, railway clerk, April 22, at 1L WILLIAM HURRY Teresa BUM.; Exeter, stationer. Ap. 22, at 11. DAMN& WILITS, lingeton-epoo-Hrdl, ashen:me, April 10, at 11. Lain! Tureen, kaniptoo-uponLiall. late music-ball proprietor, et 11. W PALL and osown PAo L Hove,S =am tallora,A p.IS, at 11. JAMB Poem, Samptord Courtenay, Devonshire, eniebios maker, 441113. at LAM IXAMINATION& - - - - - Hi. Osiorse-villes. averelock-hill„ builder 1111a lHouPslg y a P. llackenne6 Great Dover-shit, Southwark, YN pascal merchant-Maya J. Hann" 94 Peterogreet, awe 'wooed, general deelse-May 4. F. Bearth, Carollessinet. Pamlico, attorney-May 4. G. & Roberti, Nonhemptem. minis -May 4. L Prime, Beckingleanterres, -May 4. J. Shepherd, Church-Snot, Camberwell, ce= mt pro s - r pristor-May 6 J. Cox, Milkesogreet. Crinkles* eating-house keeper --My 6. C. Coombs, Alderegandreet, fancy box maim. faellorerr. -Maya L 11. Goddard. Goidemith'apisoe, Gaolosa2- road, core chandler-May S. 0. Mlll, lievessials, Kan, eierk to • railway oompany-May S.F. T. Dallman, toblassierow, Kings land. baker-Maya J. Goodall. BO* lob of Wight, boot enter -May it T. Hayes, llydembems. menet gardener -Map I. H. C. Warm, Lesidenhallegreet, aid 96 Alban's-lace, Zegentstreot, wine mernent-April 28 C. P. & Arn o ld, WI , late baker-April 2111. W. Dolby, litte °P =f reel ', r In esti", -AprU N. H. J. Beauchamp, Walser place,'Haelron.road, paper gentser-Apel 28. W. At ken. down, Hampshire, builder -Atoll IL 1. & Brumley. Cornelis'. place, South Needn't' s, home decorator-Apni L B. Cork, Stratford, Journeyman baker-Apall 111. A. 11. Fatcourt, New poet, of Wight, barrister-April I& T. Balks, , Upper Holloway, dealer is minim shares-April Spangle', Aiderman's.walkOity, and Lower Bdmonton, silk broker -Aprd 25. A. G. Roxburgh, Miltoeterrace, Waodsworth-road, late parliamentary scent-Awn IL C. Stockist, Oxfordotreet, late bubder-April M. W. IL Page, Titt.innarsh, 2== shire, shoe matodacturer-Aprn ft C. Webber, W street, Pimlico, cabinet maker-April 2e. J. Coster, Shepherd street, Spltslgelds, late licensed victualler-My 5. 0. Pollard, Jun., Yarmouth-April 26 P. Plaimas, Rs= Haymarket, dyer-May 4. T. White, Munro' see& plasterer May • & Rase, Bedford. nark sedsr-4lay 4. F. & Bingbry. Old Boadsinat, picture dealer -May 4. G. Clewo., Iltreathma painler-May 4. 7. ilodtk, Towerolner. City, diabase& cisemeng powder meaneetezer-May 4. M. Ara 8e.... floor factor-May 4. J. Arrow, Bettina lama money s's& eirpeater-May &J. Buggies, Golan, decorator-May 6. T. Webb, Great AmwelL sear Wale, Hertfordslan hay dealer -May 16 J. Moetbnore, Exeter, onish manufacturer-Kay lg. F. lltsts, Wrexham, Denbighshire. geonsion dealer-Mfg Z. I. M. Jones, Moo* Chedilre, surgeon dentist -April tailer-blay 29, J. Belßelt,Sososetie. Chsehas, cutter to a 6 C. Ilmith, Llandudno, Carnarronshire, dealer to fancy ware-May 2. H. Brennead. Deltoa lancashin, farms- May 4. T. Pott• Wilmslow, Cheshire brick:maker -May 6. J. ftesdalsew, Durham. Miser-May 4. J. iseek ai l2 . 4 o.. teasees. One nie Ded, bulider-May Sarah Aromas 's, Cumber land, provision dealer-My 4. J. Him, Longs. Cumberland, miller-Aprtl 16. J. Therm, AshaseandeeLyne. painter ' April I& T. B. Fred, AngoasadseLyse, blacksmith-Hay 4. H. Bucher, SheSeld, music seller-Mats. J. Wilson, Sheftleld, hair eta ng manufacturer-My 4 J. HeDlweU. Shenteld, drug gist -May 4. M. Hibbert, Simnel& swag ladle measteeterer llay 4. J. [rayon, Shinneld, saw maker-May 4. J. Woodard. ElteMeld, die sinker-April 29. A. Whitings', lotherbses, bow -1 home kargar-May IS. J. gigaton, Ma, Swaylleld sad Cents ar Inoolnelgre, butcher-May S. J. D. Bream stap i th rbevonahire, shopkeeper -May 7. G. Clark, Altos, Hemp. shire, licensed victualler-April 25. W. Winans, Carmarthen, shoemaker-My I. A. Widest, Tamworth. Pareellos ehrk way 11. A. Pearce, Worcester. pens-May S. A. Des= Dndiewaisr. late gensral deelsw-May S. W. Dud water, master marine-Jun 16. H. Paws. Wyobo d =ro. Nos , ' folk. ionkeepez-May 16. W. Bar, Ebbw-vale, Monmoutheitin, bestow& keeper-May 4. W. Oreaaley, Alfretoo, Derbyshire. labourer-May 4. C. Orwdy, Alfretou, Derbyshire, ski labourer - 4. W. Grundy, Beaton, otanghamre, labower- A May prti B. D. Matthews, Percival Ford, and %Vanishes, lance shire, frelleter-April Pk W. °Woo, Newmarket. Cambridge shire, grese-Ilay 11. J. Wareham', Corfe Mullen. DoeuMehire, Innkeeper -Mar 11. H. J. Draper. Horton Heath, Dorsetshin, yeoman-May 4. D. lam, amoeba near Swansea. Olaniorgan shire, shoemaker-May L C. Hansen, Swansea, Glainorpesitire, grooer-May 4. W. Logan Miami :Awn 26 I. Price, NewtesA=dre, a lZi hi n " 'Mei food- A 21. C. HlAar. tobscoonlat - Mansell. L.H. 10=-11Prd ft W. Athf pooasherseas -Mu 11. Blytos. Moor, Lneslgaidre, Morsensus sureenmen-May 6. Ana Lawle, Brigham, late beer reteller-May 16 It. 9. flOsobenson,, Fang idon-upoeliall. Joiner - May 26 G. Morley, Ueda, coal merchant -May fa. J. lentos. Scarce" mar Leeds, fens servant-= 27. J. B. Mattis Cambridge. taller -May9. J. B. Hicks, 0 ford, !Strew, baker. OWL/RATIONS OF DIVIDINDIL JOSIDS OAIWAY, elread, dividend of dd., rep Mon day, at elisaideles. -sanest. Omani TTUUMULICIL 0811011 D, Wardonr, Wiltshire, earn dealer —Li &dead of Ss. Td., any Monday, at Sturdsies, assing ballotrest Tawas, COLWIAI Worn, Maidstsau draper-Ist dividend of sa IL. say Monday, as stanatekra. Bssingballateset. AOOOlllll Swizz (upstate alms), Martini:le, ay, general nvercbant-Ist and final dividend of 10a. (on new proofs', Apr 9 11, sad Ores subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, liev liallwlrest. (inaina OWls Mg', Newport. Isle of Wiot, wine merebant— lst dividsodot Is. 7}d. April IS and Mires subsequent Wed st Edwarde . l4 . strierel, Tit e rs a ntut3 BLOW' s. . . Nottingleseshire, camas brewer, sad Leda liertkanptosrdre, tumor-Ind dividend of lid., April 12, sad Item subsequent Mosednys, Inert'., NeWsgOsa Racemes ALIMIAIt. OVN Nest, colliery pro=r—lst divi dend of 12s. Ad., say Wednesday, at MUM: s. DIVIDINDS. --- Hy It T. Homan& Oxfordstmet, sad Mimeos:art, Ificems bury. glum letter manufacturer—May &J. Robson, bale- e* Regent street, sad It. John'aterrace, Hattenes. army taller-- May &T. Gilbert, aterriagtou, room maltster—May & J. Howard, High Wycombe, Becklaghamsblre, bullder—Apnl W. Sigablastom Wisdoms:. carpeater—April 20. C. W. Swigs laud. Reigate, We wow smelter—Aptil 110. J. 1 Vel, Ber nard street, aueselioseem, buyer of silks—May 4. T. H. amp le., Worcester linen draper—April 27. R. Walks-, jun.. Sorter, licensed vicasaller—A d. J. Parker, Liverpool, Homed victualter—May 11. C obb. Opeadow, Laseeslarm boa founder—May AJ. Crad ansouth, eurrisr—May a. T. Hover, likasequare, City, wholesale deuggint. Pli2i CL/TIPS RISSOLVID. C. N. floott and 6. liananira. Lakonia. itiers—J . Clair and W. Crook, Lancaster, tailors—J. Garold. and & Wrigley, Ha& tax. Yorkshire, coal morelmote—.l. Head and T. B. Worth, Stourport, Worceelenibe, carpet manalscterere—J. Wilkinson, J. Dyers, J. uriatroyd, and C. Waterhouse, Calverley. York shire, qoarrymen, an fit ea reprds J. WUldiece—R. Calvert, W. Calvert, R. Calvert, nod R. °slew% Walloado-Delo, Laos shim earns rnikames, se far an rewords W. Calvert—J. W. Green and J. Lary, St. Aware heUdisept. Doetorisomnions, dealers in artificial brotisee—J. Cocks. Jun., and W. Cocks. Docington and Boston. Uncolnshlre, market prdoners—C. Chambers sad E. Hilton, iittllingbiuok builders—J. Plump. L CiledhUl, sad IS ..Par Halifax Yorkahire. woollen 'Omen. so far sa regards S. Gledhill—J. Davison and W. Blake 4 Man chester. loloare—T. W. 'Awards and H. W. Ed Staffordshire, and Bina Iron merchants—W. ood sli n J. Hogg, Epperstoos, Ilotiinghamshln, paper manufacturers-- H. Howker sad G. Banker. Heekasaadvßtt Yorkshire, cloth manufectorms—W. F. Slams and O. B. Huke. , liksg's-plios, Blachtnanetzest. Beemigh. tomehmakens-11- T. Hartley and T. K [Habana Mama Corn YOl, Soar dealers—J. !althorn and f. Cooper, Lownhardotrest, mosey dealers—J. thivills and & Ashworth. Rochdale, dyere-0. BeU sad G. Bat & Heshant I Northumberland, Smith. Z. Hest, art S. Bart, Lemma', cigar manufacturers—J. Balloon sad J. Bareadern Bradford woolstarnere—W. 'Roadbed sad Y. Willis, alike. saaohlniste—H. B. Sheppard and J. M. 8h coal nierchemte—R. Crumb and Chailottet =, John-etre* Dlneeles, viceasliers—& Walton and D. Yarn'. ( M m imatsedurers—J. Chadwick and.,. Wood, Own mirth, base dealem—L Kianings. A. C o x. and alma& stay marethiciaren —J. iimunan sad H. J. TlppYrn Worcester, machinery manufacturers—T. Lesidall sad W. liledsfey. Shropshire, drapers—J. kadolllfe. T. Rad cliffe. and C. 7. Radcliffe. Halifax, Yorkshire, 'realise ammo factures-0. Casale& J. Imam, and J. Williams, Breese, sem moo brewers—J. Cairns and Co., Olagpii. melte brokers, so br r repro J. IL Warr MARKET& TALLOW.—TOMIDAT EVIZINCL—The market was yawl today. _ Spot, aim 41s. • old, 40s. &L ; all this month, ; O ctober to D ecem b er, 445. 6d. Delivery to last awning, 100 make ; arrivals, 16 arks. OOTTON.—Lmorool, Arlo 12.—Thara M a large boainam done at Lull piio.a. TO Was today ars 10.0001 balm, including 4, for apenektioe and 'anon. 1,500 23E, Vet ; 500 14110/11, he., 250. to 27 id. • all *mobs: a. 270. to 28d. ; 580 Motto and JUI N , 2:44, to ;74 ; 500 Ecrptins. 27d. to 30d. ; 300 Smy M rna, 224,3,, to ; 3,900 Sankto 1243. 220. ; 2,500 QU. 17A. to 18 . COTTON 000D8.—ILtscnesreS, Aram It—The ex. eitement la the Liverpool market, though it has told somewhat upon yarns, has really not been responded to to-day in the cloth market. We have bad no inquiry in consequence of it, and no increased disposition to operate on the part of buyers. Manufaatumni, of course, have mare to pay for cotton, and that disposes them to be firmer in price, and to ask rather higher for anything they have to make ; but the rise in oottou has not led to ►ay improved demand. Our cloth market, infant, preseets few characteristics differing from that of last Toesday. The demand has been small, and the operations have been few. Quotations for cloth in stock remain the ants, bat sellers are not more able to realise them, and certainly not more able to realise any act. varies upon than than last week. The yarn market has been more immediately affected by the improvement in cotton. Bah yesterday and today there has been a de. aided improvement in yarns, and some rather considerable salon wore made yesterday to shippers, and also today, et very full prim, .aieffy for India and the Meditemnout. Rome trade manufacturers have also been laying is some pretty beery stake in anticipation of being able to sell their cloth to advantage, when the yarns now contracted for ere woven up. Seller. of home trade yams report a better searkingenerally. Prices are generally about Id. per lb. above the rates of last Tuesday, the filar counts of yarn being the dearer of the two. A moderate business has been dorm in the latter, and the market for all kinds of yarn closes very dross, with en upward teedency. It should be remarked that one reason why cloth has not responded to the advance at Liverpool to the same extent as yarn is that merchants appear to have but few orders oe hand, while speculators ere deterred from operating by the l►rge ar rivals of canoe in Liverpool within the last two days, which are estimated at 96,000 bales. MANUFACTURES. —Hironzanrinsi, APRIL 12. —The improvement in the weather Ism hronOt an improved de mand for tha better clan= GI light &my goods, in which • more than avenge business hag been Smarmed. In Mace and steel decoking, union mixtures, and Bedford merle a Melody Lade continues, and more confidence is ap. parent throughout the market generally. WOOLS.—Hunrcurino. Amu. 12.—A very fair oon anmptios of wools is gaiag on in the district, and most of the best classes of colonial from last sales us oat of the market. Prises of good wools am aphid the buyer, but lower qualities do aim sell so readily at fanner rates. 001tN.—Hum, Arm 12.—At to-day's market a fair supply of F,oglish wheat, which sells slowly at about last Taies&y's ourremoy, beet nos of end reeking 375. to SA. per 5041 b. to the grower. Foreign movies off in retail at barely late rake ; fin. Konigsberg sod Stettin red held at 40a. per 4901 6 . Barley quiet, bet sot emoted* lower. Betas, peas, aad oats remain about the mom, with only a limited dossed. Old Bodin tam aerie( at 28e. per 5011 b. Foreiga emirate for the week :—Wheat, 8,421 qrs.; barley, 6,769 ; beams, 128; paw, 404 ; tares, 1,148. Immo, AMU 12.—Tbere wee • good amply of wheat at market to day, the trade for which mud at Maly late rata. Fay little barley offering, and which was rather lower to mil. Lam, API= 12. —The wheat trade remain. proneely is the dull date irs have had to not* for so many weeks ; millers will oat buy except at a deeding, which holders de ign:aims:Up ; if sales wen pound no doubt a slight decline would hare to he coomded. The bush:ices in barley is Halted, and prime irregular. Brans and oat. sell at former raise. Other articles as before. Litwin:oo4 Aram 12.—We have bad • very fair attendance cl both town sad country millers and dealer, at market, but the hequiryf or wheat was found to be rely of a most restricted .sraner at about the rates of Friday last. Flour irregular, bot h in demand and value. Indian earn was rely saleable in retail. sad prices must be quoted the tura In buyers' favour. Oats and oatmeal dopreseed. BMWs steady, at MI prima. Very quiet market throughout. LYNN. Anus 12.—At oar Cont•ezoltanms this day the supply et wheat was small, and the trade was dull at last week's . Malting barley—the best maniples wars required at f priors mum= sorts slow sale, at prime spied sellers. Grinding qualities thm. Brans and ow, prima without alteration. Per qr. imperial to the weir : Wisest, white, new 6315 e. to 64Ibs. per ' bushel, 465. to 445. ; ditto ;ed. &Abs. to Whs., 41.. to 41s. ; ditto red, old, Ms. to 6315 a. , 40s. to 41.. Barley, best MeV. abet 'WAD& Whs. to &Übe., 36.. to 37a. ; ditto, runs Che valier ditto, 5311 m, to , 33a. to 345. Oats, 3615.. to 42155., 29a so 26.. Beans, old, 6316 a. to 6615 a., 37.. to ; new, 6315 a. to 6415 a. 35e. to 365. Nrwcmaris. And 12—The weeder has bovine cold Z:4la At our market this woman we bad • moderate 4al wheat trees the powers. ad although there was act mush dedepez ship, the very Sat report trout Mark law demised • similar isfidece upon Id lad*, oar millers coullaiag their purthame exclusively for the supply of thew immediate wasp, at about Saturday's raise, whereas, bad sales bewa formed, • redidies at shod lid. per qr. mast Lase tem eisd Flour is very IllOdeffill request. mad iodides desper. I , es maltiag bat s :: demand Me poorly mla end. Caw articles little - - astannosr, Arun. 12.—ht oar swine tedlay awe woe ao sewage •sapply of grain of ail 'dads, and the aeleadsoce was largo, bat osly • hotted bedews was dose in whist at bat week's prior. Flour unaltered io vales. There was • eery htad dessiind for barley, for which prices rescind statiosary. A fah inquiry for milt, and prior scasisilly usaltered. In other npwfa Users was so shanties is prises sod the trade Andy. Wheat, 36.. to 435. Barley, 335. to 375. Oats, Us. to Us. Beans. 40s. to 44.. Peas, 30s. to 36a. Rye, 28.. to 365. per qr. Flour, 30a. to 355. per anok. Malt, 60a. to 66. per qr. CATTLE.—fiALISBCZY, Ann, 12.—Oar mu t e * today 12.- Oar vai of buyers was rather lamp There were muse ury prime animals as offer, whisk mid ruddy on waist Swim, sad • total elearsace was eleseled. There ware somo prime sheep pearold, bat very sheet to point of umber and the trade wit brisk, fully malubsidac hat market's prices. We had a laexetaarmmis"ump* clealve• which mei apod deemed. Them wit a Inge badness doMe is pip at kU rates, sad tits supply was lisavy. Beet ox beef, 11.. 6d. to 12• 6d. per more ; row cad heifer ditto, 10c to 11.. 6d. ; minim of isferaw quality, bid. per lb. ; bat far the beet dolma, dd. to 9d. per lb. (ia the wool) was paid ; weal, 7d. to Tit ; frisk pork. 7d. to Yid. ; sad 8a 6d. to 9a per moors; grew boom, 70. to Bd. per lb. ; dry ditto, ; sweet pickled Ism, 9d. to 10d. ; quarter old store pip, 14s. to 16e. each ; cows with calves. M. le 141. TRAFFIC RETURNS. SAILIFLTIL Ills. Par Yes , Told, Se 24 apa rampss, choodif& Is. 1991. Week Ms U. 4 6 4 4 Ilsolay, lered,, sad C.f. 194; 1,9611 1,297 LIN 2,387 Meek eadlassl w 2. ldlabarglisad 172 Week s= 9. Omsk sad Walgc? 4Mall! Waassu 192 7,700 7,611 ... II 243 155 ciiii &ail parka Iltink..„ W24wrw... 1.600 ft, 1.103 1.011 Iletropallima r iiiii 2.-iii Onvemiry sad Newtown &Lamb' & Newtown 111 Sel US 1.044 1,064 [AdVertillelnfillt.)--ROLLOWAVe ODITYIXT is a wcwilerful reused, for bad legs, whether caused b external 'Wens, er see/sign from cold. erysipelas, vanes.* sank gook or rhavesaiSlasa. The deepest ulcerations of the flesh yield to the powers of this unguent with the same readiness and the same certainty as the simplest scratch or slightest Inflammation of the ekes. The heat and so and of scalds sod bums ace checked at awe by this soothing application, and the progress of the cure. to the eafferer's astonishment and delight, proceeds la Its painiems ozone. This important fact should induce eye* one having the charge of children always to keep this palawasing application within reach. Holloway's ointment will spare the asis torture and the mother ea tiety. BIRTHS, MARkJAGKB, AND DILATES. B 1 itTli& MILWItIORT.—ApoII le, the wife of the Bey. G. Arkeight. Of • ma ADAlL—Apre 10, at Hampton Court, the wit* el W. P. Adam. leg of aeon. AADING.—Apt 10, at Malvern Cottage, New Park-road. CUP at:lark, tM wile of C. B. Aydin& bap., of • daughter. r SlC—April 11, at Warrington ter, ace, Maida.lllll West, the wile of A. =haw Nag., of a ion. 111, at the Shaftesbury-road, Manuotemalth, the wife of S. W. Keene, lfaq., of a eon. ILLIINIL—AptiI 11, at St. James's square, W., the wife of W. Lease, lien., a • soil. KARRIA.OI3. If LL—SIZLDON.—Aprn 11, at Stantwa St. Joh; Orford, by the am. Z. M. banana. rector. W. 1. Hlll. Neg.. of naed oo . Northemptan. to Mary Kltzabeth, daughter of W. Sheldon. Bat., of lreleelar,_Northamptoa. PAII.BI.INS-1111110CIMBN—Apell 7, at St. Sepulchre's Church, Northampton. by the Bev. .1. W. Bailin, G. Parsons, gag , of Malvern, to Sebum* Mime, daughter of the Iris J. itemonabe, Joses LauVia. TAINORAY—PAT ierest. NE —Alm' 9 , at St. Mary's. lallugtoo, by the Rev. E. Brows., Mr. J. 1 ringnam. ef Overestroet, Finsbury. 81 1 4 .1. 60 Yon HareD, only daughter of the late W. Payne, log., Of liabovegoisstreet. ALLOY.—Aprft 10, at St. Pap'. H& Chumh. flart•conrt, Henault. tom, Mra Alleim, aged 07. 701111ESTIS.—AprU 10, at Chtiveh4oesdows, Sydenhare Mt" daughter of the late J. J. rammer, Log, aged M. 0111.11121,11,LD.—AprU 10. at Whitehall-plaoe, N. Greenfield. J•tia—Tyrfl 10. at Park.terrace, Brirtoa, William Fleury Am of A:Jackson, leg. 10 , 0111Y.—Apill 10, at Southwold, Ballot& Mr. J. balmy, sod IS. 11.0AILJL—Agee 1114 et lanky most isolbstavgaia 4a. Mari Priam& mil Psbliededby WILLIAM Kiss Iva. 4 Zia 11. imehardalreek Is Me Clis ei Leaded, Maier. et Me A.m. le radirard-esmk el Ye Pamir' d Weileirlam-• i WIIMMIIMT. AP. is. Mi. l / :.~ B' op] vas am *eel nada F. 61 I . iii . gr. oval Noes will 4 ill id inif 1w ill 141 N ooan ship wen 00. Ina isid seen OM WIL NW • B sad a▪ nti man: or 8 Thu Mac sad nib PHU but bou. ier!l eel] eel the Itaa "" we on