The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-24 00:00:00

Vi '/ P ' ''-‘ k- - - X . ~ z r - - 1 .." ,.1' .1. • Ir-- •-•Et • % 1ie 41,..- T .~ NNW SPAP E ft I f. ,1`11:1 wyk . . ' T a b 'A i 11 1,. 1,: I I ' 11 :21. L ,4711 L At , . • Z • , 0 • ///s ' <--.~ LONDON, THURSDAY EVENIMI, APRIL .24,.. 1862. [Stamped, Additional.] CrWOPENCE No 4 . 899.] CITA, M MADRAS.—The well- C t A ll!w jC ws sew antillary steam Abip H V ituirwk ttl ask woonewwpwww. trr 4arll.ut m the t,ut bmtot. D. flu. win haft .• the ugh neves .1 awl leaving (haver 11.1 on MP , tl. %I 11,14 •.; e . .. • Alp. built •z. pretty f, the •, has 141 n.Oly ntltteJ, bag Ibrot-flar atv.%11•1111.41.11.I1 t.. 1•%%% , etti, MAI rW7 In ai- Ip01,1.•• .1 •unpme ow! a .14,1/41-114 the n lor molt mm.,l im,.uthly by ow of Obi b4lowlei .01110.ftthlie aYlYrr ellwarn %. sjoi eittra. Iwo. Heiref.! Dille at malls. INDIA-OFF The Secretary of Male for India In Commit HOMY 01% Nirtlolf, that until farther radioy meted vIM be received at tic. Chid eashicraollace, at the beak et lastand. ap to 2 o'riork on the 1114 1 T WIDtifaDAT la eaoh math, VOllltllllllCilla aRh the ensuing niontb d May, for aLLIA LIMA ICO ft, isayable on demand. to he drawn on the erratel India, at Calcutta. Madras, or beshay, lam the Wain of Rupees 10,00,0.0 In each month, Ut which not Wet than Bares 7.00,010 will he drawn on the Government of lionitay, ; sad leper* 2.1111,110* on that .tf madras, Tower la ressreed to twin itilk fur any smaller amount then lapses likatalita any one mouth, and to carry over the dlffe• masa W tbsiaseeedlng months. No Tinier Is to be for a sum less than lapses 10,000. and meal.* of • penny per rupee is to be the smallest fraction Wanted. MA Tsai, mast rpm ay the rate of Urbana at which the prepanni to pure/tam a or any number of BULL V i rbrawsall mood cd any one hill Is in he Rupert 5,000. The Bassetary d Mats will not be bound to accept arty Tender, sad reserve. Ike right of sccepttug the whole or any ,• portion oI • Toads,. I In the event of two or more Tenders being equal. and the ansomit remaining to he allotted mg being sufficient to ripply both or ail. the bank wIU be Insimicted to allot ramahly. On the day foil-wing the receipt of the Tendon at the Beak, the parties will, on applicatl n at the Chid Oseliter's Oflce, to afertmd whether their Tenders bane or hare ad NYW WOll, BY TM AVMS 0.1 "MIMS IN pOUNC.II.." TRH DITERNATIONAL EXHIBITION._ LORD PA.LMERSTON AT ROMBEY. Thi ORGANIZATION in DAILY LIFE An Rosy. landau : Parker, SOD, and Beam West Strand. The undivided energy of everybody connected with the Exhibition is now devoted to the prepara tions for the day of opening. The Easter holidays have been sadly in the way of the werk ; but a general determination is shown in every quarter to make up for the few lost days, and this, even in so shurt a time at a week, may do wonders. The an swers to the official invitations are coming in every hour, and wiry few of the expected notabilities are disappointing the Commissioners by declining to take part in the pageant Prince Napoleon, we believe ? will set be present on the lit of May, hot the Prince of Prussia will attend the opening ; and it is not improbable that in a few days we may be able to give a strong Hat of names which will be added to the attractions of the ceremonial. ROMSEY, WEDYERDAY. TWa ed and fsa IiTSTErt 2" IbGIC, BA R IA AVICINATIVg aed INDUMVE. By Jose Perwart A Parka, Rau. and Bowe, Wait Weed. solos. liburse-PUIr • r - Wpm 2.2t2 In Joao IL 1 AI Pli• July IL 1 t.NI NO £Uu IL Sow Orlin Men I L7llll In =rIL IIL W o. rit Or &ma 1.121 WM 1tr1111.02 ii. tail* PM Doeswebrir I/ par 6140 ar pomp apply lotiverio. OILINDLAY Am & airraromeoPolvort. P. ..W Ike lrelvat. Ural& and Co , nu. 1A.1.4. LC.: w ado Moo iii OP Compaq. to, Mu., me Ulm loodas, LC., whore air oripP amiss I.'. appointment& As ICldohlpoisa Is Ms remiss Amid le nob. RICSAILD DPW, Itirwhirry. Ira Wes sad imam WM.; &wpm (1/0114, li. Mincing /aus. Le DN. CC NM ON NINVOUNNION. ONNINIAL DINTLITT, Ne. Jag published, pries Ls., post tree from the Astkar *elf AMEDICAL BIBSAY on the 0A1:78M cuss at TwAruaz DNCIINZ in MAN, lth pleb directions toe peeled nekeellion to health smi Amer, Or geese of twenty eve yawn' summate) practice in the treatment el those peculiar nervous and wining diseases WM* tied to entinee and shorten We. By Dr. J. L. Clans, it, AlbsenneNselesse, Piccadilly, London. OmedNilions, 10 NU 3, and Ito WO* tattoo ta there le nonsentherot soak= whom the book will not be t nut ul—whetbersucb perms the relation of parent, Lo"°u 3 O. C 4, ; " J. 4sne. seal Wsrelok4*n. TELIAGRLPHIC INIZUIGINNCE. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AIINTRALLAN CUMIN bum LOMA ICI Tea& Tort I 0 1. 1 6 00 Y = VC w. Baia Eft liplrll of as soft.. steresmw AM*/ 1,610 lames drimmy = Yuen Asitralts ..1 1.100 Tlio esiolwated 100 of pottoto ham try ttofr , sopid osempit. sursol a world known tvpstatice, rd uitriver Mew assmooolllloo le vempaird Ay say vowels alleal—Por rAmilsobrie respeetbs k• 0011 or pp is Asslrsais sig , to lAMB mild 00 . 1/11rposi : u mu Avail s tor IN Mak 11110 Lao L : owl to T. 11. MACK.% 1' sal Co., 1. Liadmit. Losesa. Z a ir IL Ars la may la MONZY WIORAM sad SONS' (al Nis t a° Wrl S ock ' Milt Leedom LINE at PACKET MRS in A MIA LI A.—Par rEt \l4 Part nwip, Med Iwo the Cods cm Use 20th May. man at the miendli Offer dip ER +ll I aIL 1.111 Mohr K ogninamgao; Mtge in the gam led% Dada Is sanammmla Uwe is allimme of pawnor , ' an • 10 •1•••• 1 . rod in OS ..n., *a experwice4 avg.,. —tor freight or psN I. Y' Lb .D. A/I.ply, awl at., hi; A N, with Yana MOW mid Bona, IMA loadealuill str‘Nt —Parma, by this Mr a whets ase conveyed from Paddtmetoet to Plymouth Entlohms for ec‘ ond.claat Ism gad secosid-elais lag Ilitritiima hem WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORE Direct —Tao LEllllOOO‘ 1111 W YORK. mod Plf La UPI' IA nu WIMP °NAPA NY Mari alsomka 1.4 ILr it fill pmowl Orm &re. simadege, oinking{ lisman. loi. emhark pomengers an.l deopsimbee, ei Mira : o LIM or num Lly.% ERPOOL 1011 NEW TOIL ed rrsA. Wweola Apen CITY OF BALT.II!O.M . Weire f ag, /1123 T. I.lidAllonl. W. doesday, Ng 14. -- And .vory snecending Measankr. ewe weft% 11. 17, and 11 Odom. unniallar Oho B . IBIO P Insdattan. Tornird pirafe, b rime% beheMasall peeddion want Ti......n /sr Quads sad On Wanes lOUs buena agaset os ger/ advaN44.4••• brew pialuirs a cal a to in WAN IIUAII, WeAsn44.44l. lluipsid; or In nod MOIL U. Sim Willematteet, ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COM PAN Y. T. peak•ball.lleas. Lothtery. Leedom. LC. Funded ISO Capital £3."1 p, Om. e g ltnapowered by Special Ade of ParMsfesse. TRI STIES. Matthew Marshall. Esq. ken) on R. Parker, Loa Q.C. Henry Mar Mayne, Loa At an itztreerrdloary t 7. u. ral Meeting of the feerebeileek bold Teeedey, the eth lestaut, Two Thousand NM OWN of Te•lltrihe Pant& each were create al, on each of wild Al will * est es alletwot The Ofeldealle 11,11. i in January and July. Al appliestlsa, for Maar. • must he made on or before thole* I=, es Oise day the share het win he Orally closed. loam Hekkitw and soil Ifs Aeslot-conet. T!!+. ereierilveet. keine to the Compeer. IHh Yell Ifee. TH2 GREAT COPPER LODE of RUMAT VO MEXICO' COM PA N Y Caplbsi SWUM, hi PAM Mures of les mob. is M ineerpomatani under us Joint Mock Companies Act% •40101, IM Usf Ut 7 of tams stamboldars Is Mantled to the enuaWentmenbra • r Vlore So be pent on applioatkon. /11 Is one month attar • rmalabir to be tenni up by beelalanain ern Yu develop ami• ha Al lure the:Cr" nay fernier orcemary, but DO Instalment a ponud of tli tuuutles bum the dots of allotrenet. Gonna MINOR Hitt AIN. be t . irltalretao , , Ler Park. DisteLe or Ito Angl...M. =an Mist Compels". Thomas Willis Monica.: 1, 1 10. Lageeeter g...te, Luedots. and . ittuarlisea-linnee. Gant.. Gesso Waist Yraarb • . ea. Bailey, Assns.* Wi!Gala Gardner, Eel., Minors. 11. and W. I;ardoar • Brewers Jalta4treet..lirri tior of the City Hank . Albert likkly, Li.. /Imre. Albert P.II sad Co. • !tack-Isas,, City Jlo . tert !Llfluirilesa, Lei., R Kevoingtos sardin►erlwoa. Loarices Theltsa;iW*rnTs. lii . of Panama, merchant. waus—The City Nark. Thsteglagediealret. $l. am Sewell, **well. mpl Weir d& Oda H. William UAW". viattli 114 9 43. Uncap' a- Ilehti. llavail& rtr 2. W. Carden and Boa. & /mai rachikage-ball.llnp. .rarll F.rothrn. Oil D.r.l rtr, Athrtua•—)lean. Hanna,. IVUeln, Whlaary, aad Gibbon, & Sank-haildiaar. afranlatir rlw 71.11. Sealliti Minn—N, Unels."l.boase,pid adaural. _ Nuke le a7orneFivi.ell triode tot). keeling dttli irdtairaraii• Ilk Ward terrain r. book which Spain formerly derived rem tttrrre PlArs, sad 4k adtkd resierteltr toter dreams del mod• AiIID W ra rscm. Iles Cowie, bitumen' toe tho purpose of perebasthellemeek mlesshe mow. peek Meyer And Ind wines WWI "Ls IMMelese emt "Dm Alittene." with tbeir Pertenencine" come be en MM. Iseledise d MI. owl wenn th.r.th, Mugs hi Mum:erre. elellisenes. sdleessue %h. state of Woo's. es She Cattinrida. . . _ . AM. ter fits pen ham of • tiro• tract of lead serrimisdied deed ado., het.l In wet...lmq 11 elite* ..f a AC. the idea% tick e,..,1,1 ..u.l (mat, the "Mind., estimated a$ li!.4lrarry• . . furttior. for fh. iorsoe •.f sorkleir thr robo.r. TIM" ad ellsetting sorts tor the ri•lin lion of thr oars. l y shrill the Corn. gen, sill to ep libe 41..44ic taunts wising respeetirely from neliiing awl ono I, 114.: • The neer. !wit , . or rriiiitr, PApaigorhi running th 700,01 Oar elf.ertp *, .Moth Ample and Moat ir.1111.41,10 sitter per. The G , Ternurnt Mai rovirealtol. for • pert., of five years absolute eassitithot Ines all taus, tolls irtles an,l duties of whatsoever kiwi astare. _ . /11 rmelmotod that the very tame 'Hoy of gold sad silver Ihe copper castabe .111 he witched to pas the cost ..1 is =l: o ;allatopoiT e ttet sa Very e a tpu t tv e r a ipeoepeolim Sle mods sawassp e Jae that the KAM. of 11, outk7luklun u wilt; . ordleatilipretatelt innueguntaunt. wog I. lane. le further proof of .tech the v dog. Lane mn.entr.l to lu.lprou the payment of half Me per imoney two thtf.l. of *hitt to le shares; until the net pr.et• *hall *mount to an) one year to SO per mot. Mae engirt up espial. a...p1c...1We crew oo null Si of the copper. mild. NW MAID hoot ilk • luny t o , gnu at the uterus of the Oen. pan) Applientuut, ulann, ou,y be matte to the baimitaink Nunn.. or DAM lacy •.f the Company. from whom puppet:Wee mut f•urn. d appll, anon Lay in obtained. le ease of OCAD atioutnut tin deposit itrel lo retuned without &declines. SO at katraets from Reports. Copies of Assays, tte. Mr ow,* At VII, It tu • satiable t , AP.r rent bake, tht R•• 3 ~ .-0.41.111. .11 %octet, January 21. ItOtA auk AAIUN Se Ila oa)‘. ery Joortul of that :Misty for WO, IS.• ' ....tn. Ith m snit., part of the lode. taA loot god- WI fr o dlttemm •t lam ara star.• Man lao.ooo kona alibis idiom as loos mops K Ter IL tort L Awn:tilt, as Laggab *aglow reelding notoea, awl the a. , ..re.Utedutentatent rahilog einglarter matt wryer for that state. p In his tarrry Arai report, dated 'showy. lost, rye: 1 haunt at ileasyro 1 copper. of nest extent, which, if RI a fee year., • gigantic fortune to La company elm. moo "Wort it. A wade blood I put in threw +ten a to•into ot aolpi.o:rt of copper which yk hied M par rent copper el.rio-te.l from MS ore yielded 578 or. el gold tied IN. of sitter per um." Aymara *emir of A.ooty• node by Mr. reintia Plerrde. A.M4SpI. ro binm. MM Lan.Woi and Co., awanaes. if Orme Man Coe 1114.0 -it v.. Sauce . "0 en In 1.101.4.-4:0144. r, CGy percent. itilver. 10i (IC per lag. " Arainitors Ott.. Col fleplati).--Chilii 41 ea. 15 dot& Alter', 11 N. 10 data pee lon of or, Avenge Reran tif A otioys made by News. Jobnion and Soak doet. of Your ramplas ef Copper Ore, from the 'lleaniyro Min.': 1:1011,$ 011411 Coppw, par owl et let copper." AN EFFECTUAL REIWIDT.—LAMBERT'S AATIIIILIITIC BALs• M. *lineal endideg the bowe.'" aahsitnt th. head. truly eibeacioua and In wilmltted to be Ike bed medicine S.. immediately NI. geinstia Itfree tam at &sauna, and inelpisat egatempilen. e = "i caree wren% whoa the (malt) praesetnee Incurable. Madenbly allaye the tickling which pregalies frequent coughing" la stiesiclUng teesenmption ita WM, are truly heneac Parser OT T = of skew or seen ts' d down for be. of ealleir Wm. on relief In • few wilnite• after lain It—. ea y and sold by W. LAII BUM Oink Ilaynierket, and by all drag**a to bogies. Med.. and One quantlike in one. te let meth Ds pesikelar and wit for larkers Alliunalk Balsam. The roe EMI adder Is engraved soft gimp. DtBUCLIANS INVIGORATING INININON, ".. kw !Crrybee Balalaika mad fliaaai Willft119.11114•1511 hilefell Mid .airy with mean nabilligiama Milli tali asstiiathia, Oars* ararlag do ImPleasi aroma. "ay. ...I a talaabbi in asainals• Slim, Oft Ira t will force cainnalka, Ban% kapok ...a . M.. P.. NAO.. 4. 0 , 4, Ila, or bar limo Oa quantity, I •—Makable Agrott HARLIAT NM 110111 1. 71, Warripploo• WPC W id an climakla tbniainfont al• ilna* Dll. OULVIRWRILL. W . LS.A, A Gun. itousi-rdarr_ , w , Cm 14 so ril sissed Worires DetaUlty. lureassim Moillea& Iris et Ikabiwy. istioiciti, risme. earronallos, ear fleirealms. l a id so mills aor sol Orlirual Work. orINIDA .01MULTIV A PArdirrsial Inky et lbe ow% la ; by pd. ie. a Ilisled, ir. or. Mos, Oirsilll. or Minor, as arm. Dr. C. am be earrolied daily tin it, as rtw Tort.•••• Tut iii Dad* 11, St. Wartiorle-Orrad. rad S. Omar liedisrouslrelrert. W.. Arm 1 lAI 9 DAL dirnmee matataxs.) TEE HERZICGOVINA. ILSOUSA,, Arm 23. Tho Montenegrins, Laving received teinforos meats, have oetnpelled Dervisch Pacha to refit* upon astako. An insurrection has broken out at Onset, In - Albania. The Montenegrins have taken Mediun, making prisoners 300 Bashi Basouks. Zablizak has been blockaded. FRANCE. TOULON, Aram 23. A French squadron will leave on Saturday direct for Naples. PARIS, Aran. IL The Pays of this evening states that the Japanese ambassadors will leave Faris on Monday next for Loudon. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Aran 23. The semi-official Allgemeine Pratuische (stern) Zeihtng of to-day says: " The report of the resignation of the present ministers, which is alleged to have 'taken place, or which is said to be expected, is a mere invention. This rumour may be considered as a palpable absurdity." AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Ann, n The Vienna journals of this morning announce that preparatory measures are being taken at the Ministry of War fur effecting an important reduc tion in the army. The following telegram has been received at Mr. Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. MALTA, Aria Z. The Vectis and Pera, with the above mails, leave to-day at 8 p.m. for Marseilles aid Southampton respectively. The latter may be expected to arrive about the 2nd May. beessetepted. It sicceptist the amount of pa:7MM mug ise hit tl the bulk on or before the 15th tier of each month. Those applicants whose Tenders shall h. , * keel will be Welshed with • form to he Plial up with OP Mrs of the Bills required, sad tits BlUe themselves. thus la *space* wfil be delivered es the deg Movies _lhe THOMAS 0110101 OPENING of the INTERN liTlONatia BAZAAR litlirsil= ll3 . l b I • INTBANATIONAL beM i tTtili PTII - en THURSDAY. the of ray, at If o'clock. On that day Ye price of adarion will be or henceforward the piles will he M. each pram By the kind pernairon of Cornet Irk eon* Royal trots. Orris Blue. the band of that regi ster emir re reedits al Ms C. Boor, will peewee daily real 3 Se 6 o'clock pr. Airearineeets are pendtrig for addttional musical 'Unctions. • progyerm• will be pnblehed of each day's peel er The luterisational Bazaar has been most attractively decorated by IL Eugene Delmont aad Co., decorators of Rtes to his Im Wei Majesty the Empend of the French. The refreshmeuts retract bee bent taken by MOMS. Bacon and Oreen, who will mei their beet *zanies to Nike this department worthy of public ✓enom The Bazaar will be open each morning at too clock, and will close ea warty as pradhle at the mania thus r the later rieseal ItihlblUon, Eshlbitors and their rehears will be Med tres. Szhilators are requested to send ia their rade oh es ft up their errors set bier then Weery. April It MIL CHARLES DIOXINWS BUM READ /Visa= Jaaosesiall.—THlS ZYNNINO. April U. al , MARLIN DICIZINI wal his NIC NlCgumor d Mr. MosonA Wool aad TRZ TRIAL FROM FICICIITCI.—Soto oloOr. 40. hod, of boll and lalocay, b.: sad Okay, la TWIN§ to bo had at Mama alogoora rad nerik, pabllmboos. PkaodUly aad at Motto's Ilekoaolloo. St Jamoleaboll. =OMAR MIARLAND. let:Mag. MESSRS. FOWLER and WELLS, ratictotootari, ti New York having malted the = ,. tswas ha the Culled Make, North Assio arida awl Great Britain sod IMAM. Yaws siTtradhtlawdos OS • 1417 5 V sour through Europs. LECTERN:II will shortly M illos• la iwtsr-halL At present. Mama. fowler sad Wells may be woodtad dolly at 147, itrawd, war holowart.bouss. riIiLONDON PAVILION HOLIDAY rrakenows—O?iano micnows an per. Mind MAT EVINING, Issellor will s bid el awls talsot Bps. Lwow% ilmo swaryisolai eirieressie swat sad mt.atainarate.—Arire.: sad • variety a Pavilion, richbom•••rest. top of I Bs ._. 64- Lid on. art& 6d..• bat Is.—IMBL sod SONY HAMMER, Provider+ : ItURILL OIOYIg M1•lu1 Dinotar. EAII-DIVIE—Thie Pure PALE BRANDY, lk per piton. Y deboneladool, lip= analysis, no be pew tree from aridity, and very superior to roma 'emporia. roas ia l Comas. In 'tread' bottles, Ma. pee don ; or In a ore for the eventry. 11311. Garrison. paid. No Agents, tad to m, ne obtained enlylor NINNY MITT and Co., Old Waralvsle, Sannal.C. VALE —Pala Dinner SHERRY, 24m. per doz. DIRINIF swims pea Raconameinteti wits congderine. BMW 1111171' an 4 Co Millar* and Importer; Holborn los LC. SlMl:and SON, Wine sad Spirit Merchants. of superior quality. Porte ken t wood, Ink flu. 3Mt. sapenor, 345., he per &ma Ma andad. 46a. na, Ma. Oft per .boa. Sherries, mon, IM.. Ma : 42a, 4Sa. Us per dozen. AMUMW° Mid Maur sins Me., 64e. : Lisbon, rich or dry. MM..: Omiemmella, na ba• maw, Sam . Mahal*, finest, 23a. %Moods. MK par lama Charepagos, good, Me, 42.. : Moires, Parleirshsera gnat's. Sc., Oh. Me Th. per dozes. Mink via mailman M. : Aa Faespite, Rt. Julien. la hiss, Ma, Ma, MMa a>< 4Ma : Mleseese Mamma and lalltte, See. Thpr Mom Mena mad Moeslisa lea, Mu. 64a, Ma, Ma.: spa.altMt, Ms, Ma Moller wine. equally reasonable. Delhised the mine An ally Term ramla—TS. liahopsmatanamnwillim SALT sad Co.'s EAST INDIA PALE ALE (liaparial pinta, 4a. 911= lortaa atm, and OW nem'. extra dont, In bottles of mad imperial measures. and vita of la ollass and aplltrdlsVa London stout, I dozen neasy dla Al. and most bottled mania, fur asports nom —MOODY and Cd, somata. lAw4444a•L S.C. IWJVIITANT BALL of 'salvable aid MINA, Dramas, Clocks carved Omit e s., a._ ivR. J. C. STEVENS L by AUCTION, ne Ms Omit Room 16, Itsgstreet, Corrot-ardea, TO-1108.10W. April 26, et half.past II psalmody, s vet usbN CON PIG MENT from tin Continent, Dwindling monis floe old dares. Dresden. sal sem CHINA. tattoos Drosses, eased oak dining room dais. dick; two ellen India matting, and a variety of lasna.—On view this day and morning of sale, and cataloger Ind. PURNITUILE, CARPETS, anti BEDDING. A. tee oar Cololsgm r elaborately illustrate' with 360 agree laP, 0311 , = g ries el every etude. and estimates for c"in r =id Moog of op ist. This very awful amide wad W tree so application to LEWIN ClAWOOtlrird s Co. Clablogillemlacilezece. 29 and 33. Quito's. beildloge. ialgttiabrigga losilem Cry orders carriage tree. N.S. Au elegeat sod eadiplete mini desoingroora sults, 36 plane i distagycoaa 111110. 4 8 reddi Mokosaay . IS galore: eel two Modems and bedroom snit." iii sod 98 plane loci Tie vide sew, rad bentabis• WATHERBTON and BROODEN'S GOLD CUM= =weight. as realiaable was, sod the , werimianship at manateetarere prices. The gold 1 la lila dries pigeolool sad riaporeitsawl at the price charged Hires She note. Row mug year dude were, to the atmnet carat TM OMNI& el am gold, esit imp for iiishloo." Magallsidam. 114.111.11awis11•41rest. Coveat-sanka. Ideadsei. /aye sods at Ada, and jewell ery fee le sada N.S. This eataliihimmeat L ebbed at 6 In the avetgag and ea %Wasp at 1 o'clock. fONIYB PERMANENT MARKING INK (thee original' for marking or Linea, Bilk et Coatier (mire. nn preTwaration, and t, by fart he hest. Sorter —TM genuine may be dosticeenisbed train ell spurious inhales. Web earner that each hottte lean on the label the meeker el the 's weeter. JOHN Hi IN U. 54, Lona lane, West Steinbach', KC., where te may he obtaleed eleateeale and retail, and at noel medicine emulate, earthmen, Pc., In the tatted lUngela: ll . lr per bottle. AI L !Paiw ilS aviem ( o A A L gs Ep tlmmi WE :R. sti3ocl3:ll-1148-1 ten TItOUSENS, Ir mew replete sad ready for inspection. Mem Weems were Ileprinnte,i by Mr. WWI. Wheserrepreeirwelsrli.22ooll.-STKEEr. HANOVER-891Th aid who is eel eraweeled with sap person Imitating and adver helm ta Ids same. 1111Plit!Altlr, 1841. PECTACLXB, improved by HARRIS aod SON, will meet certainty preserve the sight. Better cannot he Inaba Stud, with crystals or psehles, its.: sleet with eMaaPa SO HAL Gold and River Spectacles and Tyc-Olsases . r:lidmisty. et squally low Harris's Prospect Glass, lie ed. poet tow THUS. Royal Temay, opposite the RAU& Museum Gates, Loudon. artahlished lilt teatimes —No Smelters employed. A. FINK HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, sad Mustachios are realised by the use of ROWLANDIV MACMOUR uIL. Thls elegant, Migrant, and pellucid oil is urairsteally in high repute for It. unprecedented success Muted as lest 00 years In promoting the growth, restoring, and beautf tying the Wean hate, It prevents hair from tailing oil or Pon ta. gray, strengthens weak hair, cleanses It from scurf sad dasidrill„ and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. Per children It is especially recommended, as forming the basis of a beautiful head of hair. In dil climates it Mike displays Its la. comparable results, sat has lung been en established favourite In India Price 3s.al , Ts, 10s dkt., equal to four small, and Il a per bottle . Sold by A. ROWLAND and SONE, Rk Hatton-modes, sod by desmiste and portsissra—Ask for Rowlands' lfacsaw OIL DR. RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE teninwe anniewn to tie most shattered constitutions to Oar lonia Neon In inpansibk. Its effects are permanent. No oomoliallon wasoor7.—Aold In awn with full instructinos, at Us., of tow pratitlas far On, sent anywhere, esrehiliy pooliod so ,o,aytd rosobtioncoor etassha—Role anent,. PROUT M 0., UR Wm* asir Tennnks•inr. New reelly,4la, pest fie 14 stamps, or la a sealled MM. WM Ili is melee asedleal week es NI&YOUS 1131111171171 . 'VITA //ITALIE', illustrated with 100 Engravings has With"( ewes attended al the Rotel Mu, Parts. ead ether Hospitals% deacriptive of the baneful elects consequent upon the mon and newest el youth and maturity. Yearbee dude o W r4 o . 4kge of guntrom. end of Ye Beget et Physicians, MI oboes'', re- Ctrin*" W sew Wiellsel who may be consulted at i d i d nie . Y4ltepetsnreet, Lowden. W (swabs Weddle of Omar' atwet) ti Z i t ergal INM /.dgtirir IV be Itri area as ael tram ell beebeellies laisiensoWervev. Lamas. OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL The Ellora (from Southampton the 12th inst.) left yesterday at noon for Alexandria. The Valetta (from Idarsielles 20th inst.) sailed six hours later. TEI OPENING OF THE RXHIBMON. TO TIN lIDITOI 01 2Ni 1:2 Pala& the,—At the opening of the Exhibition of 1851, the entire interest wee flied on the immuguration by the Qum in the mates! transept, and at QM one spot was accumu lated consequently the whole of the spectators, and a lively and brilliant some resulted. In like manner, at the opening of the Crystal Police, the presentatioe of addling' to the Queen, the prayer, and the orchestra, were elf grouped together et a point convesiont to the whole body of visitors, and an animated and lively spectacle was the result. On the present occasion we have been told that the Royal Commissioners will proceed from the cestral entrance to the western dome to hear a prayer, and thence to the eastern dame to hear a monster concert It I. sow whispered that these arrangements hays been slightly modified, and that the prayer will be maid, and I presume the opening decreed, in the central transept. If so, this le an improvenseat ; but even this involves a division of the speotaion between the parte of the building round the central transept and round the seetern dome. Neither at the Exhibition in 18M, nor at the Crystal Palace, were the parties present sufficient in number to garrison such lengthened space ; exacta fortiori, if it be at. tempted at the opening of this International Exhibition, ' the attendance, though large, will give the idea of • miserable display of empty boxes. First impressions are important, especially in business speculations, and I would, through you, tender to the con- ductors of this enterprise one word of advice. It le simply this—disconnect the concert from the opening. Let it be announced that the opening will take place at • fixed hour, say one, for instance, and that on that day there will be a °axed at a later hour, say three or four p.m. Then there will be but one place and one object of attraction at the opening. The people present will be concentrated, and not scattered, and the music itself will be better attended to and appreciated by those who will then go to boar it volun• tartly, than if their pceition around the orchestra had been an alternative choice exercised by the sacrifice of some other point which they would be regretting.—l am, de., SEAhON TICKET HOLDEN. ROYAL COLLSOI OF SULU/lONS Or ENGLAND. — The following gentlemen having node:gone the neceimary exiiiiiiustions for the diploma, were admitted immix= of the college at a meeting of the court of eremitism ea the 2nd instant, viz. :--ilessrs. Loped Booth, Greenwiek ; Henry Ellery Trewhella, Guatemala, Central America; Jobe Henry Evans, LS.A., Anglers ; Robert Slade, Pools, Dorset; and Henry Hicks, LS.A., St. David's, Pembrokeshire, students of Guy's Hospital, John Evans Hughes, 1.8. A., Pwllbell, N. Wales; Bowater John V. nos, L.R.0.P.L00d., Brighton ; Edmund Henry Day, B.H.Cantah., Bedford-row ; and Clarke Tozer Savory, Charterbouerequare, St. Bartholomew's Hitsl. Ed ward Morgan, Aberystwyth ; William Edward Lee, Bide ford, Devon ; and Woodfield Eagles, Aylesbury, Middlesex Hospital. William Samuel Wilma, Hereford-rend, Bays water ; William Henry Kompster, Battersea ; and Henry Miller, Plymouth, Westminster Hospital. Louis Stroamyer Little, B.A.Lond., Brouk-street, Grosveriorequare ; and William Davies, Cardigan, London Hospital. David Hinkley Hodgkitopoo, H.D., Chetah, Loudon ; and Hubert Walter Lilly, Folksatose. Bt. Georges Hospital. Philip Candler Shopheerd, Erpingham , Norfolk, St. Thomas's Hospital. Hugh Robinson, Ripon, Yorkshire, King's Col lege. Luke Fisher, LS.A., Preston, Lincashtre, Charing crom Hospital ; Joshua William Banahavr, Stretford, near llancesseer ; and Thome Alexander lice, of the Royal Nev. Tail Durrame rN PRZBIOI4.—At the weekly meeting of the Presto° Board of Guardians on Tuesday the following returns, relative to the pauperism and 'ambush's. ties of relief in the Prestos Maim, were submitted i-006- d.or relief, last week, NW. 17a. 10d.; oases, 3,660. Corer %Analog week last yearad Amount expeod in relief 1121. 4s. 6d. ; cases, 1,183 ; (parsons relieved, 2,693. Workhouse inmates : Last week, t75;9 oorrespooding period Lit year, 537. The labour reports presented showed that last week 1,016 persons were engaged on the Moor, ruder the =Ma, and that between 290aad 300 were working for the eve news op the Ribbleade and in the @toooyard of the onion. The funds at the service of the guardians are vary low at present ; but today (Wednesday) a all, amounting to upwards of 5,0001., will be received, te meet the expendi ture. The canoe trade in the town is still is a moss pros trate condition, and the number of operatives out of work Jeerers rather than diminishes every week. Many of ANN however, do eat seem to particularly care about went—.l4 say ate, fee the work offered to them by the peal& milinerities. Use week between 200 and 300 men, win sego anted ilmemelves to be in destitute attlat• WNW to I the employment offered them • tr i r elleaseeL MO Breaking Moms in • cold yard, sad with them; an ea exposed moor, does not ' go down • and yet, wise the previous oosepatlems sod personal capacities el many el th e, are Man 10* &ratios, the Mimi which ordinarily would attach to them is, if not removed, at any rate much mitigated.—Neue• cheater Guardian. angles of its base ate dolphins, and in the intervals • &mime alts-relievo cupidirbearing erns from which w a ter flow, into crystal shells beneath. Columns `of lapis lazuli,and silver, support a dome covering • jet which playa into a miniature basin. On the summit is'seated a Venus whom flying cupids are unveiling, they likewise support a glass to receive Limit or flowers.' The plateau of the above is a oir 'cular railing bearing several Tidily chased vases, and the interiors arranged as a jardiniem.. The gnat dial Around the stained glass widow at the eastern end of the nave, measuring nearly 40 feet in diameter, is worked by a dock made by Dent, maker of the great dock at the Westminster i'Pa/aos. la this clock the aim has been to show that the hands few an immense dial ean be worked beck,comparatively mull moveineat. In large two seconds pendulums, of about 15 feet in 'length, are almost always used ; the attempt is here made to show that one of 8 feet long is suffi cient for this great' dial. 'The movement of this, with the exception of the escapement, is of iron. - This firm has also in the eastern transept a fine specimen of the-Mutat cloak striking the hours on a bell weig4i,l between *roe and four tons, and • klie quarters on four smaller bells. The whole of . 1 the wheels are Ceinpmed of gun metal, and though Working four dab of only 7 ft. diameter iii the building, the. apparatus is capable hi Professor Bennett's cantata, which he was cons missioned to compose for the inauguration of the International Exhibition, was placed in the bands of the Sacred. Harinooic Society more than three weeks ago, WI will be performed, together with the contributions of Messrs. Meyerbeer and • Auber, at the grand opening Me on the ist of May. Professor Bennett's work is to be cos dpiziattlere famous French violinist, M. - hale piameas6ll6lll ven un • whim e. der the direction of M. Costa. /r su b join a oopy of the words of the Poet Laureate's new cantata, for which Professor Bennett has composed the music : Uplift a thousand mime full and sweet, In this wide hall with earth's inventions stored, And praise th' invisible universal Lord, Who lets once more in peace the nations meet, Where Science, Art, and reboot have ontpour'd Their myriad horns of plenty at our feet. 0, silent father of our Hinge to be, liourn'd in this golden hour of jubilee. For We, for all, we weep our *auks to thee I' The world.compelling plan wu thine, And, In ! the long laborious mile • Of Palms ; lo I the giant aisles, Rich is model and design ; Iferviet-tool and husbandry, Loom and wheel and migiu'ry, Secrete of the sullen mine, Steel end gold, and corn and wine, Fabric rough or Fairy fine, Sonny tames of the Line, Polar marvel , . 11111111110110; Of weeder, out of West sad Past, And shapes and bum of Part divine I All of beauty, all of use, That one fair planet ma produce, Brought from eider wiry Mar, Blown from over every grin, And mixt, as life is mist with pals, The works of peace with works of war. 0 ye, the wise who think, the wise who reign, From growing commerce loose her latest ohs,* And let the fair white-winged peacemaker fly To happy b cider all the sky, And min the mamas sod the goldee bows, Till each own lad his own in all good, And all rase work is noble bootasstsood, "xney nave w. a smaller on showing the time only, the construc tion of which demands Special attention. The ' maintaining potter which continues the performance of the clock while: winding, has the advantage of exerting an equal force derieg the whole time d winding, as well as the capability of tllllltiplyiag the winding power et discretion. The rdmootoire i in this clock is driven by a weight hanging from a drum, thus equalizing the force and avoiding the effects of a varying temperature experienced in a spring rdmontoire. The description of gravity lasevement used in this clock is particularly *de, It being acezeely possible to make it trip. They also have two other clocks showing the com bination of coat iron with brass or Sun metal in the trains, the ono adapted for striking the hours only, the other home and qnarters. Adjoining the above 'will be found specimens of the Astronondeal 4nula tor, in which perfection of workmanship aces, au accuracy of performance , thus submit their• turret clock to as severe a test as possible. claw 13 in the same gallery, they exhibit specimens of their patent dipleidoimopes—axis and fluid ship compasses, among which will be found various compasses as supplied to the Royal Navy, fiber with the celebrated lifeboat compass. Mr. F. Dent, of Cockspur-street (a distinct inn), will also exhibit some rich examples of heraldic enamelling on watch cases, and a new balance con structed to resist every 'extreme of temperature. While on the subject of watches we must not }ass by a collection of curious antiques exhibited to r Mr. Benson of Ladgate-hill, intended in some degree to illustrate the gradual rise and progress of watch-making and watch-ornamentation. One of the earliest is of the ordinary vertical construction, but hat a gut instead of a winding chain, and has no penduluni spring. The case is covered with shagreen, curiously ornamented with a regular pattern formed of small sold pins, which also serve to atteeh the shagreen cover to the body of the tem The dial is of enamel, the centre blue, surrounded by an edge of white, on which the hours are painted in black The maker's name is " Goublone, Paris. " Theta are also two very curious old silver watches of an oval foam, maker's lain% " Giriekin, Fleet street," Tire also are without a hair opting, and have a windinggut instead of a 'halm The next which claims our attention is of about the same date, and with the same peculiarities which mark the three preceding. Its distinguish ing feature is the case, which is cut from a solid Brazilian topaz. Ip . is beautifully worked and polished. Following these is a small but beautifully con structed verge watch, which for accuracy of con struction and elaboration of finish would put to shame many of the present day. The case is eat from an agate mounted in gold, set with diamonds, and forms altogether an exquisite piece of work manship, the maker's name, Archanib, London.* The next is of the verti • al construction, remark able only for two very fine enamel paintings on the case--one of "The adoration of the Shepherds," the other " The/light into Egypt." The peculiarity of the next is that it is wound up at the centre pinion by which the hands are set in modern watches, while to put the watch to the time it is necessary to move its one band with the finger. Maker's name, " Gaudron, k Pavia." The next in the collection is of the same con struction as that first described, but the watch demands particular attention from the very splendid enamels with which the case is ornamented. These enamels, one of which is outside and one inside the ease (which is made of iron), are evidently portraits of some distinguished persons ; but who they are intended to represent is uncertain. We should think, however, from the dark, melancholy character of the outer portrait that it was intended for Charles 1., while the exaggerated hair and vivacions expression of countenance of its neigh bour betokens a French original. Maker's name, " Rigault, h Blois." The next is supposed to be a relic of the cele brated parliamentarian, Pym. It is of the vertical construction, and repeats the hours on a bell, fixed within the case. The outer case is of brass, covered with tortoiseshell, which is orna mented in the same manner as the first described. On the inner part of the case is scratched " John f:yme, his watche, A.D. 1628." Maker's name, Johannes Bayed, Londini." The last which we shall have occasion to notice is of the horizontal construction and evidently modern make. Its great peculiarity is that it shows the month, day of the montb, day of the week, hour minute, second, age and first, second, or third quarter of the moon. This very curious watch has no lees than six hands, three of which are affixed to the mune, while the other three are opposite the figures S 6, and 9 respectively. Maker's name, " Barton, ti Liege." We should decidedly recommend those of our readers who purpose visiting the Great Exhibition of 1862 to inspect these very curious relics. Mr. Benson has not confined his show to ancient curiosities. His trophy clock we have already touched upon in former numbers ; his collection of modern watches will be large and varied, and be, too, will be one of the few exhibitors showing an improved balance constructed to resist extremes of heat and cold. The Princess Mary—a frequent visitor—went all over the Exhibition yesterday. Breakiag their mita Rule and armed tunes, And relies by elseging astnre's powers, And gathering all the fruits el pease rod crowed with all her flowers. Signor Verdi writes to the Times : " Just arrived is London I hear that id ono of your articles of the 191 b inst. it is stated that of the four com peer who were to write wilt a piece of music for the open ing of the Intarsithowal Inhibition I am the only one who has not yet sent in mine. I beg to say this is not the fact. On the 6th inst. • gentleman appointed by me wrote to the secretary, Mr. &Data* that ray oompceition was in his Male completely finished, and at the disposal of her Ma- Commissioners. I have not composed a numb, as it was Ira arranged, because Auber told me in Paris that be INN compcsiing one for the occasion. I composed instead • vocal solo with choruses, which Tamberlik kindly offered himself to sing. 1 thought that this change would not have displeased the royal commissioners, but indeed they intimate that twenty-five days (sofficiest time to leant a new opera) were not enough to learn this small piece, and refuse to accept it. I wish to state this feet, not to give any importance to • transaction is itself of no comithothos, but only in order to rectify the mistake that I have not sent in my compesition." Every day develops some new beauty amongst the articles arranged throughout the building, or brings intelligence of rarities that are being kept back until the last moment because of their deli ( they and value. Some of the trophies improve daily in appearance, although the British half of the nave is far too crowded, and there are indica tions on all sides that, large as the building is, the Commissioners could have tilled one double the Mae. One trophy consists of decorative furniture in the mediewitl style, another of decorative furni ture in the moduli style. The drinking fountains in the nave are by Erh of Lambeth, and are made of sculptured stone, enriched with Swiss, Devon shire, and other coloured marbles. A rich leather trophy, exhibited by Messrs. Beviugton and Sone, consists of various kinds of leather and skins, with a machine for testing the strength of leathers, paper, obc. The whole structure is surmounted with a f allow deer and the heads of various animals. The gun by Whitworth is a 160- mid rifled cannon, and the collection of Birminghsin small-arms consists of rifles, pistols, swords, and bayonets. A richly-decorated organ in the centre of the nave, on the British side, is by Forster and Andrews, of Hull. It has 46 re gisters, 2,475 pipes, 6 composition pedals, 2 sfor undo pedals, and one pneumatic combination pedal. It is 30 fret high, 22 feet wide, and 14 feet deep. The pneumatic movement is applied to the pest and pedal organs, and there are four different pressures of wind. The bellows is blown by two of Jay's hydraulic engines, having a water pressure 'of 3511 e. to the square inch. The Norwich gates (also in the nave), made by Memrs. Bishop and Barnard, have their massive parts made in cast-iron, and their ornamental in forged iron. The panels and wreaths round the bars, he., consist of leaves and flowers executed with the hammer and heraldic ornaments sur mount the principal gates and pillars. A finer or more delicate piece of iron-work is seldom ex hibited. The trophy of animal and vegetable substances, designed by Mr. Leighton, is a prominent and pleasing object, the substances being placed in the compartmeuts of a hexagonal pile, standing upon steps, and surmounted by a dome. The trophy of works of sit in gold, silver, mil jewels, exhibited by Mr. Harry Emanuel, wilform one of the leading - British attractions of the nave. This trophy is of ebouised wood, adorned with bronze enrichments and inlaid marble. It is of I At the meeting of the Society of Arts last eves square form, with projecting . plinths, on which , mg, Mr. Henry Co e, CAI, in the chair, the paper read stand four Caryatide bronze figures, 7 feet high, was "On the Effect of Prime in Improving Manufactures," representing the osseous, and supporting s carved by Mr. Samuel Sidney. cornice from which rises a dome of very light and t Roeat DISTANS•RY Noe Diseases or rem Sirs.-- el un 'The tii ita uti. ntal w trthe of the governors and submit:leo of this elegant ' proportion:, 'unmounted by a very held yesterday in th boud•room of the firm" " Mercury, copied frual the c ffikbmted .. hospital, Deso-street, Soho • the Re:. T. D. ume, rubor figure by John of Bologna. Three sides of the o f West Hathaey, the cha ir.: Mr. H. Smyth, the eleamoo trophy are i pied by cases containing jewels, the' tary, read the report, which commenced by a defensoiC to t° Previ imeibitioN yeees she al w horpite obta ls e n a idrisi. had ne eir e p port bsd fourth is ed by a railing enclosing various specie! hospital, fee particular disease, as much more objects which , from their delicacy and elaborate obsad to the patient& incurableetiola dip work, require closer and unimpeded impaction. Mr. Emanuel also exhibits, amongst many rich h ex a ne m osigm apes this subject at 'prat length pry and valuable articles, • silver equestrian statuette ended to say that during the past year 2,06$ patients hi of his Royala s hrre the Prince of Wales, from a been admitted to the institution, of whom - SO wen Marmodel by Weed. Th e p r i me is rape . charged oared, • snit the remainder greatly re li eved. stinted as Colonel of the 100th Regiment, and the eves t itAmd "", ( d uesdieTwass. Pi ti t abi dagy atiamaih m• lat iorv =ifi likeness of him is most accurate. He is mounted 7, 4 3;;,- o r th 7— , p.m cisme& Peverthillustrative auras w ea a fine c h arger , w hich appears almost to live and then giveh. Phi report stated as a airless feet thstZ the metro s p: li s. The roped prego4.lb there. great majority of onus came Rene the meth emi melba. A laver centre piece for the table is also amongst nat 4 rn Ittr ia lcls o of the collection, constructed in the form of a loon - reopergret of ' t z,..f.!?...t.L1 It _t.t..__‘4 ‘ the e suss taro throwing jets of perfumed water. At the four amereauppg„tieee institution we re wwe'rer`n una tten ded to. The inauguration of an exhibition of works of mad induerry took place at Romney tbie Jay, under the ausPisee of Lord Palmeratou, who has been staying at linemands during the Euler ream. The ceremony took *se be the Town Hall. The noble lord, who war aocompa lied* LAT Palmerston, the Earl and Countess of Manes hazy, and • numerous party of visitors from Broadlands, was received at the Town Hall, which was gaily decorated foe Mr oceurcie, by • gaud of honour, ea:voted of tie 11th Bente (Bousey) Volunteers. The band of the Naps was also in attendance, and their lively strains Pm an additional &Attention to the proceedings. The proceeds ef the exhibition will be devoted to tier Roar sey Reeding Amoalation and the ribs oorpt, and great aredie is due be the vine end Mr. Tyke, the secretary of the Reed ing Society, for thereat Wll4llOlllll they have made is pro moting the objects of the exhibition. The pr•seedinie having bees opened by the singing of an ode to Lord Palmerston, written by the Rev. E. L. Earthen, TAW PA3JOIUSTO,I4 who aa received with pine enthu slut gentlemen, lam proud of having been permitted to attend the opening of this interesting =- BIWA" and not the leer ee because 1 appear before you is NMI Whieh is generally considered not • very enviable poei ikon, namely, that of • Wee prophet. lam bound to cou lees kW wires cue aneallent vicar first to Me *est eciecces saki, t wea - ef the kind, ljbaseily, sad not sufficiently estheating finergy. of the people of Ramsey, expressed an ommon, that the project, would faiL This warted rut, and lorerres, and iadastry, assembly which I now have the !looser of ''inirply refute the expectations which 6 1 than ex gereefsh tad show that lem what I stated—in Chet respect, linteh—s false prophet. (Laughter and cheers .) But, narks =prophets is general, I rejoice in the misconception which I laboured and the falsification of my pro phesy ; fur nothing can be more gratifying thea to see the results of the labours of those who have been charged with preparing this exhibition. (Cheers.) I may add, that I thick, from three whom 1 Dow see assembled ta this mesa, there is every reasonable prospect that net only will these walls contain objects most worthy of admiration and ef study, but will be filled by those who will be ready to ad mire end improve themselves by what they see. (Cheese.) I There can lie no question that periodical displays of the works of genius tend not only to amuse but to improve who cultivate our mind .. They show three models of per fection which, more or less, other men may imitate, and perhaps may equal. This is not merely confined to ex. Whitens el this soft. I remember some years ago making a ,our throeghHolkod, s conatry peopled by men who are in dustrious, persevering, and who neglect no opportunity of themselves and the country in which they live Z sif ele be ry kiwi of any coasidezation that I pared through bad not merely a temporary exhibition, bat a permasent maseumoontandmg *collection of matters of general interest. (Cheers.) Well, I em afraid that we cannot in this little town of Boom she at aspiring so high until there shall be some Rangy 1;y who will be kind enough to be • cum* us a large . (Laughter and cheers.) I will visitors to say. that that ehoeld happen, the pee* of I=l7will oat seeped are than onehalf of it in **Hon thelr are able to . lay the first stone of • build:l In brewer of she fistfirdSr. (Laughter and cheers. tie rne spool gratifying to see the results GI the mow the uooesquerchle diligence of thole who have been dragged with arranging and getting together this ex. bibieicia. (Chasm) But among tie objects of Interest and adnizatipa which this exhibation brews before Se. I blurt to point out to you the r ef it affordsl of =.a=teelyos all hoses, ourowerth7 vicespsnal ar . ;r ao a d o lour welfare in a (nine, world, bat you will see in one of ear, d 7 the u oompartmenta of this exhibition a most skilful arrangement for preserving the lives if men in this world from ship wreck and other aocideets ag sea. (Cheers.) We people of Bomar —I am proud to call myself one, for I was born hem eleseby (loud sheers)—we people of Ramsey have some toes Petrified with that which this town has produced Ltr i e way of human intellect (Hear, hear, sad loud atm) We have seen in our abbey . church a monument le Sir William Petty, a man most distan=l in the his 4g.rif the country, who sea burn in . Misers.) there was another **awn of groins which I may be permitted b remise, nareisly. that among your towns men of the plessel thee them was a Mr. lass a, who per. formed that which * a feat in literature. He printed a book which be bad never written, but which he bad composed, end r het as be etimposed It, word for word, imtesd dd writing it down in meimacript for future correction, ea most authors do, be set to work end printed it off at onee. Her, we have the book now printed from the actual and fiamethate impels, of lb. Lordan's mind. (Clime) As I have olseady Said, it is not surprising that we here tit Bowery, should take pleasure in me* the perdue of modern industry, skill, and genius, when we have Waal: teem, to contemplate every day one of the roost menu:mots of the genius of times gaiety, is that church, which I may venture to soy hoe, all thine eorseidered„ no rival—certainly no sow nor—in any part of the kingdom. (Hear, bear, and cheers.) I thank you for having bean permitted to be present at the opening of this exhibhion, and I hope the room may, every day it is open, be as crowded as it is at the presort moment. (Loud cheers.) The MAYOR ROMMT, In proposing " three cheers for Lord Palmerston," said the committee bad laboured, and he trusted not uasuCcessfully, to place before them a collection of gems of art which should not be unworthy their attention and study. The Vicar of Rouser seconded the proposition, and felt bound to express his gratitude to Lord ad Lady Palmer ston for the encouragement which he had received at their hands. Three cheers were then given for Lord Palmerston, and three more for Lady Palmerston, who bowed her acknow ledgments. The Vicar of EMMY then declared the exhibition opened, and the assembly proceeded to inspect the various articles sent for exhibition. The collection, con sidering the purely local chsrader of the exhibition, was very valuable and interesting one. The prineipal eentri baton; were Lord Palmerston, Sir W. Redline* M.P., Mr. W. F. Nightiegale, the Rev. E. L. Berthoa. Lady Barker mku_,Mr. H Stever . of Sa li sbury, she Dean and Chapter of Winchester. Major Lacy, the Hon. and Rev. F. Baring, the Board of Admire/4, the Hon. and Bev. C. Harris, the South Kennington Museum, the Wischerter Museum, Mr. W. Steady, Mr. Vans, of the British Mr scum, the/UT. T. H. Trageth, and Lady Verney. MR. GLADSTONE AT MANCHESTER. __..,._ MANCHIUMER, WILDIMSDAT Maw. The Right Ron. W. E. Gladstone 'melded this evening at the annual meeting of the Association of Lanca shire and Cheshire Mechanics/ Institutes, in the Free-trade hall, which was crowded in every part, cud several eminent moms were on the platform. The object of the meeting wee the distribution of prizes to PO malo and female condi dates who were successful at recent examination.. Amidst loud cheers Mr. Gladstone alluded to the pleasant duty he then performed. Coincideuit with the gloom which pre vailed owing to the paralysis of trade, the thinness of the smoke was evidence of the temporary stuipeusion of the giant industry of the district. Perhaps the calamity which overtook the Boveceign four months ago might ride{ is teaching her people to bear up under their affliction. The eye of the late Prince Carport comprehended both ex treme of society, and with the performance of courtly duty he took great interest in the advancement of the people. His was a model life, and in Manchester, where machinery pervaded its entire industry, the priociple of order should be appreciated. He besought the young to study the prin ciple et seder which was fitted so much to multiply their Power and smooth their mom Self-denial and self-disci pline, an ever-living any of dety and a lofty aim beyond the grave, were among the arms with which all should be furnished in the course of self.improvemeot. The institu tion whose, object they were met to promote was well cal *elated to • produce n rat improvement on publics emaduat. I,ta esmhinatiaas were capable of doing Lech for the ednistion et the people. The right boo. gentleman . proceeded to justify the civil Nervier, examinations for government employment. The principles of governmeut aid to scholars was the giving of elementary initructien, and the association of Lancashire and Cheshire Mechanlee Institutes was a justification of this principle to decrease of crime in Lancashire in spits of Matron, he rad it was a cheering feet that the Wears ceased by want of work was directed to the onitirttion of the =Led. Out of the 180_ who had passed „the examination, 177 lived out of weekly wages. (Cheers.) Baperience showed that the system of competition gave the greatest impalas to eduartion. It was a necessity of the age, which vas one of progress The system was In bemoan with the IPA Of English laws and iontitedes% a id im ag e d aye Amnia well as the highest to show what nettle they 0014 XL Gladstone sat down amid Tan hvebeering.; ' ir new's, LP., sad Mr. BAZLZT, M.P., also spoke, and a vote of th. x=2 ,...d to Mr. Gladstone before the proceedinp •