The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-11 00:00:00

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Ilt IR BEY A R.—Protested 17 ELI Utters mos et Reales4.-OAO D ili* Ms 7111 A/ Ilaa i ln= sabasem• us Arlin a 0 awl make et ft as.si ay . '*be la abbl. ffNM mai Oa ow l*Plag GAIL 111110* i r = lataaw hi roltr mad reir d ara lommasi, bmi 10 weir NNW. c Ila.lbsbneray IN 10. MN* wan. Talamerll. laTi lbai nb=r * Clecodlabn pal arm a S ..... 1 1 a ••=braf a t i tlZlAb sos s IMIIS Will boirobllable ONTNIs• se as... Fi li rmarsoss. so .. in newt* a ni kt=l4 ". S. I eptge_V I NINTM=STI 8.1 smoisejkas ....= .... IR ilearipplosik F........ •,.... Nil. , II& .b*NM IN Zee olaba la a* be AL Plip NO b. 111•Nask •Idia aim 11... me laa .., A . di ppb, use mai* .1 babe** wa. W daile. I of ers. as upartlaim *la be ma paps** pplea. Mai* iibt,. Bold" N. libabodwebbtrest; NW* ON 11l 11PNINOIN•vesa. Ilil 0204NIEATION or THE INDIAN AHEM BANK 4 DEPOSIT. lhalabel as. =tia r as. Cigag i nleicaSek" hake s•l= wow ore regnad le emir S• ftm o a* bey SWIM. veal • eis• ale el Wars au be eldi• eseilea. sea be WNW rat wee be iris Wheat eke Moue le Vie esa ee41 .04 II k • larame. leesehe webs reenees Nat bee es QT. MARTIN'S HALL—The LAST ▪ M7llllOllPnOlll 00111:111? Ware, wrier the dine r.•=e2 MILLAR. Wm VAS : E Ins La Wow NW NW lamer. Wt re-. Sr wa Uwe, lir. 410. ; Wags 000 st abejli per. Yr. Ilkirs. Plasolana. la. B. ALBERT SMITH'S CHINA, TO•11IGHT. ma 8 Obi*. sad TOWOIIIZOW I ask L— eg gir NM Ws: Albomi WAIL Em fee ewes dose& MAL.seel IiADITIL—TIIIB DAY, at sod WWI mar. Dr. SS ell MIT= : 11 704:ka Dada iiihmsite as. •S se r d ie iti lZtts alir—Wbos Wiwi s ztlr i rrsan OsS Z lrenloul Ned rg cf Advisosi Sip— N Ter OM Za*-4,l7tuA..+„userrterVirr. Fstse u% . . D e a& s t o.. pisi tor ms..dbak bust NUNN% KABBALA or BRONII WINE, 300. ema:&l6"Ajanb.WO N NU -...n.rtg4S. MAIZI.4B IL—A PURILPALII SHERRY or the UNSOPHISTIOATIM GENEV A, A, fa A, al dr true ..2.1 awes. gra 1. aam n ylewel gi i ltiTaMMlr oe..V se r=larn. maw. i i. KB BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and ar i mviewan am &tat . Wbe sifting woMMowil il. l.. l"i lk ilL 1 sa is iLtsterat Sow ft W. owl wil ommtwo two to ow maw/ Oman a woo MoiTIXA.FIos wont bow Wow at awOowWw. EHN COMMISSION TEA COMPANY w .nol n iw i rear a sirxr,o a sp i t i = Goimi Sloism. 4:1•••=8. b. Ig.. lb; mem. ab N.: 4 0 4 611 4 4111 ?IA 0011PANITI UM. 111A01 VA b• b ra i rcalratteizma , 7 1. iv. sou-- VIII O IV 011111 1 M011 TV: 001•Trir aith " F " Nat War W4is% a4••••l•Oimassh• 16•••••• • ••‘ bow* RAT an the Wild Waves as P—Lisp ap yr vim:a= - ..m.5e.2 lb, mg NOW- lip' kOIIIIIVS HYDROSTATIC TEA sad COFFER oars vs ries 1118WITAXIMOUSLY ban 1 I. KM st in= ti seeri Ned lelgtisak Waft Ulla-RALF. Mod by lON dr WIN& LOSPOI TAMIL in 111.1•1 ww.WW WwwwwWwhiaminorif W./AUX/MIA Wok MONPOI 4 OIiss. remisilionat tow re AG ES—CIENUINE 11011341ADIL— wmriza.zatztroi mai NM Ilaiiin. S. IrIVOLUTION IN TAILOR , CHARGES twits OFFltissd MOMS CLASSIR—ftwo Is as simas riatiss. but zap soma wool se Iwo owe Is. vls, is Sr . 3114 . = Ma I mil. ArDeATll 6 asass. C a bolas7: lB' sed SO snails* •Mg sessit iENRAM mmi SONS' ILLUSTRATED s g s tr ir Aiowo a s ossza d A t t o ruma s t i t i o nA s i roji is. wwlep.opess.awirrim% 111116 NO CHARGE he !STAMPING PAPER M &DRUM, etiFroWskint lOC Ea u blilalXlsa, fs! .1... g1it lizres kr err sole. Par a".• i=zi a l MO movillsi 15 k i : mamma M N. : Yllatit . ' Is Imi - Kl; ADORATION.—W. H. cALLooTra NNW wout—an POPULAR WIND AUL Mr Se =Ziratfrialthsta l terll= is dl view !, lastrre d istliak d .?be litioles WO. P l ums= es tisitsr. tiliMegi amingiarels is Mom mil Is. Louisa : Ilebeit Pie toll Os., lier ladlos41•4111.1• V. 00111110 as Aoh 01 TEO EARL Or COmtilMAY.—Ft &tea yews thetas of MI MI olCoventry has ME held by • miner. ed daring the while of that period the fray pro perty in Wereastarshise &eau* ha bees erennelat • The paw lewd am it age ea Wonky isms, sal she swat wee ethlialled by Whirl= en he burped meek ear ham Imre le the illeklet. Si learkles tensetu mast at thesemeisem the lewdly seek, abut sk emirs kegs Worm • ter, Mee or ahem wee peamenied, sad Mal sailor,- lapel. The resew pert dna Mika thee ette Divise denies at the pes elm* der while a Maser was gives to the erelhoes ea Mae es the Math anstaing upwania el • teemed.. Sh lewhielp shamed, Wired the tassenv were Abed by to dins with bloomed thefts amentimme the park and grounds theneenie el Mikes fives all pats of the county, who partkiptled le mak sports entil might. At Wormier these we. a peewee halide, sad a public Mawr at the Geffdluell, at whia It 1. H. Leaktor • presided, and whi-lk was astrodel by Lord Let•ebost. Lied balsoham. the High Sheriff of he County, tho Sterile( the City, no. Of mese the health of the Earl of Coventry Sas espbutioaly N aiad her and at Creme. mad the redivides were prolonged mill • hie beer. Yard ay (Tuesday) tbere woe 0110lber poNg glom at Pershero, is the midst of the Coventry prepuelp, ma else • hen for the poor, with rube pm awl eler entertelemee• To-eight his lordabio gives a hall to the senewerfir ad that. friends, sad the redivides will set be herd Mb the and of the week. PIOSATI COUIT.—A return wu issued yesterday, Is gem ent* of enders e: e l ec u . oved for li or l y Mr. Ayrton, of ell per oymenu is (hi. court, of = = 1 .1.: the ye Lr 1665 ; the aaaMr of oeebat-s and e i gl iggnohns applied for, sad the umber of contentions emeith or will am the bows of kespieg open the rogimira's eater, sad the mount of monies received at each Sating the year. The salaries of the chief alters were as follows : Ms Might Hos. Sir Cruswell Cromwell, Judge of the Pro • behe Cm; 4,0001, isereamff to 6,0001., le ceseequeem of big lading the mdditinta anshirment me Judie Or dteary ; Augustus F. bufailk salary 1,6001. for the Ismer part el 1866, end 1,6001. for the latter p a rt; C. J. iNdhan, 1,11001.; Z. P. Jessie , s 1,6001.; H. L String 1,0001. The make . d_ probate yes daring the ye was LIU; adideteatioes, ; the ember of ou tman, awe wee US ; the assert et may Deceived sealable te the eats and maim of the curt wan 61,81111. Os. 6J. At the eamenoseast of the set the tree hi avowed agm of 1,6601. sad afterwards 6001. to met the weever payment of copytag clerks sad other CMILTOTT'II MIISITRULS, BT. JAMBS'S HALL—His saorissoj _do Ithelemer st • the Umbel Sates, seempask d by bee Dar end the Mere Dar MI party, humid the Mmes asst of the OheMes Meanie with hie ve lum Ise evenieg. The balms teetafelty deemed for the weeks with the due of Amiga end bast DAM, sad • profesica ef MINIM His Ithertherry was Mead to express te Maws Rum eel Peres the plume adole he bad da rived ham the pahnetiese. TSB !TALUS WAD.—TM Mayor of Bradford, is emplanes Mk a sumer o ttp l eitri i , t u ra: ‘.ezel:b•=l 6. l l l ;% pawn of asstier anthem learanes off gable if Os Bekaa yrs as used REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS (THIS DAT). litle morning wee issued in • bias book of upward' of 960 pegs, the report of the eoolollleinneTe appointed to imp** Into the organisation of the Indian army ; together with the minutes of evidence and appendix With reference to the first point suggested in her Ma late. wanent, Theta...as= which the army of the Meet India Compaq le to be transferred to the crown," the mmodellonses skins that the 613 M dame of the act for the Mete wain{ el India worse to the forces which now lideow her Idejeety's Indian army " the like pay, pen ile, aisemenr and privileges, and like advantaged as sepole wombs end otherwise, as if they had continued M floe =glee d the gold °mammy." The Mooed question, Ms., the " permanent force necessary ID hominleMed In the [Eddies provinces reepectively, after the Milleterrisa of trsequility," dose not appear to the coin gelmholold w admit of a reply, in a definite numerical form, se the menet of force mum depend on the probability of diher beimell di durbancee or external aggression. The es times@ el form given In the evidence are most conflicting, smiles Moo 60,000 to 100 , 000 Europeans ; and then can be as emit that it will be aiesteery to maintain, for the future deffeme of India, a Enrolees km* of mach greater sired& don that whkk existed previous to the outbreak of 1437. The amount of such force should, in the °pinkie of the oomasheionere, be about 80,000; of which 60,000 would be required In Bengal, 16,000 for Mader, and 16,000 he Bombay. As regards the third question, the propose ion "w , European shouid bear to net.v e corp. in cavalry, inrestry end artillery respectively," the comennelosers are of opiates that the amount of native form thould not, seder prawn etwinmeteeme, bear a greater propoit.os to the European, cavalry end infantry, than two to one for Hiegel, he sad three to one foe Madras and Bombay es-emotively. T ed. done before the corannedesen is unanimous that the add lay thanuld be mainly a European form% Wed they epee in the opinion thus expensed, exclitions left are be omit Motions as are peculiarly detrimeneM to the Eu ropean insentient n. la oretnexioa with this ques ts croenniesionem observe that military po llee maps km been firmed, or are in coune of foneadon, thweglagot hdlg. They roe in this forte, ite aemeriall Memigth NM military a/palmation, differing, a sett dem, b somegiel este, from the regular oepoy army, the elemeate of Adore danger. They therefore recommend thst post modes be noel is sot giving to this force • Order mllbegy imalabe this may be required for the nab- Smote of disebileo, led a new native form be formed wed& misp heresiber become a source of etsbenseemed Ogovernment. s doe booth grameiss, as to " Row far the European fesel the any should be composed of troops of the line labs es part of the regent learnt woke, mid how irespe tetrad foe service in India only r the commie skims am media to arrive at any nesnionty of opinion. Oa the fifth epteseis—" The best means of providing for tlg o =iikel MIMI of the former porton, mid seeming the o of the leder," moushabsers ammo that 11 ft be determined that the European force be partly of the line sad potty local, the periodical relief of the formerr ag er , maylse deebodora his hitherto been dons; but they reeommand that the ter el service in India should not m ooed twelve years. .The meabliehment of a cinvalemeat station at the eve of Gael nape, for the invalid. Woggle( in European repoosate awed. is WOO, worthy of cos sidertion. With reference to the Meth vodka—. Whether it be meMble to consolidate the leropem Rams, so as to allow d eachenp from one beech d Ms awoke and to the other ; mod whet regolaiirms model be secemery peacticable to died this object with preset Meek° to the claims of all dims, now I. the amine of the Best India Company," the cemmbemen are of opinion that, although there are Lamy dillioulties in so amslgamaiing the local European knee, with More of the lose, steak an angagenest would be advantageous, if it could he dueled without prejudice to an is*. rights. Oa the seventh gnat:lon, " Whether Mere should homy selmuture of European and native forme, either regimeatally or by brigade, - the preponienuke of evidence is that any Monitore of the two fortes, regimentally, would be detri mental to the efficlency and Monks. of both, but that the eimizture, by brigade, would be most advantageous. The onnesiesioners concur in this opinion. On the eighth polio, "Whether the local European fora should be kept up by draft* and volunteers from the line, or drab, b., es at prownt, separately recruited for in Oreet Deltas; the commemorates an of opinion tbut the Reno pees force, if local, may be vernally kept up by volusteses scan regiments of the and returnng to England; and that the recruiting in England should be carried es under the same authority and regulations as for teginieste of the line, Mika. of the local tune being employed on that Navies As regards the ninth cinestice, the counabiosses am eider that it would not be addiatils to ream any maillemmie in the colooler, composed of men of colour, either for tempo rail or comment service la India. With regard to the tenth point, " Whether the motive farce should be regular or irregular, or both, sad if no, In what proportions, ' the commisaiourre are of opiates, that the irregular system is the beet adapted for native cavalry in India, sad recommend that it be adopted. Toe commissioner. are of opinion with regard to the point, " Whether inlets, sent out for awoke with native troop., should In the font Instance to attached to European regiment., to secure uniformity of doll sad discipline," that such officers should be thoroughly drilled, and instructei in their military duties in this country, es recommended ia the reply to question 5, before they are sent to India. The commissioners having dispeeed of the emotions specially referred for their inquiry, submit the following roxicomendetioes on certain Important paste, which is the course of examination of evidence hare come under their notice:—l. That the native army should he composed at otlierent nationalities and curse end a general mixed prosaiscsouely ihroogh ea ch so tegimeut. 2. 1 he r .t sl a men in the regular native army, In her majesty'smatern pos "melons shoold be enlisted for geseml mem. 3. That a modificative should be made b the =Homo of the native troops, eminelletine it more to the deem of the country, and indium it more suitable to the climate. 4. That Europeans should, as far as poen*, be employed in the ecientiflo Mooches of the MAIO% bat that corps d pioneers be formed for the purpoei of relieving the European sapper from those duties which entail exposure to the climate. 6. That the articles of war, which govern the native army be revised, end that the power of commanding officers be screened. G. That the promotion of native cotoculesicemed and non-com missioned Ulnae be regulated on the principle of efficiency, rather than of seniority, and thin commanding otikers regiments have the same officereasievested in officerbeommanding reghasatsof cholla% 7. net whereas the pay end allowances of dims and rasa ere sow Wog under widow Weds, the stilettos et h Ms *Ws government be drawn to the repedisacy of Wapiti,- lag the pay codes, aed of adopting, if prate:We, fixed sake al allaireares for the hoops is garrison or centaur:new and he the laid. I. That the commander-in-chitf In Bengal be styled the Commander-in•Chial is India, and that the gene ral ofil , ters conunandlng the snubs of the minor prendeecies be oututuawlers of the tonne, with the power end 'dear, tsges which they have hitherto splayed. 9. Your °omens lasers observe that the efficiency of the Indian army has hitherto been iajorionsly affected by the small number of offloers, usually doing duty with the regiments to which they beloug. 'lbis evil hex aetsea fr, m the 'umber withdraws for stall and other duties, and civil employment. All the evidence before your oommissioners points oat the t seseelty of lm provieg the position of odors serving reginsestsity. Per the attainment of this objrct, and for the remedy of the evil com i plsined of, VIIIiO4I/ schemes have been suggested , via . : — I. he formation of a stalf expo. 2. The system of "es oondiag" offlaits who ere en detached employ, which ulna tea certain extent is the Hee army. 3. l'lacing the Euro. peen dithers of each pendency oa enteral bete for promo tion. • The commissioners, not being prepared to arrive at any satisfactory conclusioa on this point, without further refer s duce to India, recommend that the subject be submitted • without delay, for the report of the governors and coa -1 menders.ie-chief at the several peesidencles, with a view to t the framing of regulatlone whir.h will ensue the greater I elltithey of regiments. Tam EAU Coen.ET.—His Excellency the Earl Comity Wi town lest et ening by the mail train, oe his re turn to the British Embassy at Paris. The noble rail had a ingtheeed interview with the Bari of Maimesbury, at the Fonts-office to Dowling-street, previous to his &panne for the French capitol. STREIT HAN &ENS IN THB Drl7.—Mr. D. W. Harvey, Commissioner of the City Feline, bas just Won the followise orders upon this to.ject to the oaken is chaise of dinsioss, :—" The Conn:Anions orders that the &Via tica of the ofiken and ommtables be directed to the carabsr of Inset barbers daily to be Awn& °nineties the labile theroughlwas of the City. The Cogs= alum anus that, ia the Gm Mature, thaws ofisden be caudated that Hwy wa wa be psnaltted to rants la the crowded shases; and la the event of say one of then, after beim so isfonmed, sat' antes esmenens er in train doting the beans= been ef the de , that nth person so othatdicw be tamed lifers tiro es, to be Breit with according to law. Tee Cmamissinw farther orders that those ishiadtaata Who make oomplaiata to tits polka of this clew of Asada% be reensetell Is Wised before the megiwntrs is eery when II nay be bead amour to take Ile pram el 'beat Virg Maw is apeleme-coart." BLEGZION INUILLIGIINGIL THE NEW PARLIAMENT. Additional members returned since our publiier don of yosterday Lanford (county) Mr. U. White (L) Colossi Gresille(L) Cavan (meaty) Hos. Kr. lira= Mos. (C) Cork (county) limjsui C t i Vis (L) Mr. 15cully (L Carlow (county) °riptide Bmibm'y (C) Mr. Brass (C) Math (county) Mr. ivs..tcp Antrim (county) Gesso' Tipton , ui Qses County Mr. IL Doss Westmeath (county) Mr R. Livings L) Mr. Pollard-Urgshart:(L) HAHN* (county) Mr. Moore Terra (L) Timmy (count)) Mr. We Tyree, (county) Lord C. Ramat= (tr) Yesksithe (W. Riding) Sir John Rands' (L) Mr. F. Crowley N Iffertmetbehtee Refry (county) V mount Cesareans (L) Total Maas Caoservithis Malawi sehused CLOSE OF POLLS• MERIONETHSHIRE In s am e i YOBIALI 11 mum 111D1N0). 999 Raman Creek, 16,206 W airily/ 13,638 The above is the spot d Woodefe Committee. OWLS (ovV11TT)• Vona°lra Cabot Nl'ldle 2,568 ••111.• 4 , 026 1,404 LONDONDICLILY (COIINTY).—Mr. Greer. Sir Wm. litagate, end CWeia Dawn= were acerbated yesterday. The show alba& was In favour of lb. Greer one Mr Ws. Hen" mad s poll was demanded on behalf of Captain Dawson LIMERICK (COUNTY). The Right lion. W. Massif, Mr. emu, sad Colonel Dina, were propoesd yesterday. The show of hands was in favou r. W r of sell end end Mr. gyre • poll was demanded on beheM Caked Dims. ROSCOMMON (COUNTY). Colonel French, Mr. Teenage. ad Captain Golf were nomieated yesterday. Tbs attar se Wads wee In favour ot Colons& French and Captain Oct. • poll was denuded for Mr. Tennison. WICLIORD (COUNTI).—MeMshon, and Ow. won smalasted yesterday, and a poll WY demanded. 1184L711 OP LONDON. The weekly return of births and deaths in Loudon lesse4 by authority of the Reglstrar-Oenerel, shows the total deaths in London, which were 1,207 hi the last week of April, &tensed to 1,108 in the wick that marl lest Oster day. In the tea yews 1849.68 the avenge amber of deaths fa the weeks covieepoeding with last week was 1,0110 • hut as the deaths returned for teat week occurred ht ajapaistiem wire has loareseed, they should be comps: with the ammo raised in proportion to that incn am, namely, with 1,166. the n mrisn shows that the deaths ther occurred bet week we isle by 68 than the number whirl would, have bum rotarsod if a rate of mortality equal to the average for the firer week of thy had p r evailed. The births mired last wtek exceeded the deaths in the Moe period by Smallpox ebb& boil beta feed la about deem cams Is seek of the three previews votes vas fetal la twenty-six PIM bat mob. Yourtionet thew gemmed ta the sem tricts, chiefly In Betbasi- prow. floarlatina end di still mantels a high teen of mortality; the deates K= two complaints Mat week were 89. Fourteen of them are retested to diphtheria, sad occurred as follows ,—Otte at 17, Viotoris-plem, l'addiagico, cue at 33, Weetbourne-terrece, one at 9, Queen-street, Ilrouiptort, one at 4, Cateratrest, Warminster, me at 7, r.re-street, Weston, ow at Haltrilsy-terrece, ome at 1, George-atter, 1 8 1:=, cite at 6, Mille-pieoe,_Pleabery, me .t 2fII, Green-toad, ow at 64. Wootton-sleet, Lambeth, one at 10, Jamie street, Hemelegton, one at 9, Manley piece, Kennington, one at 13 Charles wort, Perrault, and one at 4, Crimea-place, Old Kest-reed. By compering the melte at the lest two weeks it will be Peen that the dermas in the total mortality to the extent of nearly 100 death., as shown above, tubes from a reduction more or lope under each of the five demos to width all diseases WI arranged the deaths towel to amide disease* declined from 278 to 268, those cored ligt 0 on stitationvl diseases" from 274 to 243, %est by " lood dimmer" from 480 to 458, them by " developmarel divests*" from 131 to 108, end those by violence from 39 to 34. Them 34 violent brim were ell trom accident or aeg ligeoce, except two which wire mess of Infanticide. Aurept the cam of death Is mentioned a case of poirigo, which wee fatal to • child miter 4 month: ; and • boy of 6 yews died from "the effects of a stone lodging la the Mew., and an operation for the removal of it." Lest week the births of 956 boys and 917 gleis, la all 1,108 children, were registered In London. la the tea ore -1,008 weeks of the years 1849-68 the sewage number ST. 31,uues Hosrrea..—Tb, twenty-first anni ot thefoundstion at 80. lterles Hospital wee sale =resteedaili ten[ at the London Timm, About t ampler et theMencateable the Lord Mayor. 70 gentlesope sat own to dieser. Ilis lordship, ha propos '', prosperity to the ineeflatien, touched, with greet delicacy sad helm& upon the clime el diseases which this charity wee beteened to relieve, pointed out bow liable the poor sod destitute were to be affttel with them, and enlarged upon the advantage, not only to the poor, but to the public gene rally, of having an hospital devoted to their exclusive 'oat meal. Having pealed a warm suleatium on Mr. daimon, the founder of the institutioe, his lordship proceeded to eett aerate the benelicial results which had tolkmad its setsb• lialunent. During the past year 780 patinas had bees ad mitted, of whom 332 had been discharged ourei, 344 had been materially relieved , and bnt one had died under had diare the foundation of the hospital, no lees then I . ..o=uts had been received, and the majority had been *rested. The public fully recognised the advan tages at she inetitution, end several munificent gifts had to be acknowledged ; amongst othere, one of 5, 00el. from the late Mr. Holiest. Foster. ilubseqnently, Ws lordship pro poied the health of the founder, Mr. lialmou, end a collection was made, which, with thiaubscriptions, made an addition of 8001. (molusive of the bequests) to the fonds. Mr. Francis emanated the enualeal sump ments. Mr. Harker was the heeelabee4e. ithOGID MIMICS Alf DCIIAPELUNION.—The sixth annual meeting of this society, which wet established for frt vki veVa P s i rs th ° e r mliereu In the chat r . Mr. J. A. Merrington (the non. roo.) I red the ',port, wh isk entered folly lab the *tots of the sodsly sad its typeset= dreg the pest year. It referred es the bet that wblHints was every accommodation for the mire weebhy sod 1111111 M• was beteg taken to provide metros kw the triefermse,, pm term were no wept taken Mehemet Ise poorsor what might be termed do`' ragged" der, me ids lahriaty wee formed. The clam of people who email* Andel the metro s comprised beggars, Mese m g. initettm, 10111fress. The services were brought down to the 11111111 MM ligecity without any attempt at show, and *very alleuttes lied been paid to the services for tho se who wire present. There were now Inactive operation 40 preach ' 11.1 Mations, with ea average etundance of 2,500 of the use for whose "eclat benefit they have her opined. In connexion with mad of the seations were , day schools, bodies of trice distributes, penny savings hanks, sad other ageneke ealcultred to Improve the condition of the poorer dames. The Nadi of the workings of tote beelety bad been, that warty had hoes induced to attrni d str i ers of worship who fever entered one before thsy the peedritrp shaker of this society. It was to be red, however, that the mistywever, had not received en amount of support. notwithetanding the great good it would do. Then was still an immense usenet of work to be &an, end the committee treated that hemmed support would be given. The receipts la the yes had been 269/. 11a.61., and the expenditure 2001.6 e. 14, leaving a balance In hand of 691. 6e. 6d. The Rev. H. Sepses moved the adoption of the report, and in dam so bore kis testimony to the great moronity which existee foe pro' places of extra poo elegem Ile sontended thee the poor man had no re r enoseragemaist to attend worship, for whoa he ealued a shwa he wee plead in the &Arse part of the alkoe, whoa ha could not ess, sad was under that most oh- W. "6; seilo - ;ka - oT;Ii -- --. ... _ Useiormort remulel the markss, widah mos speed MN real wmodel bevies bees addressed by tile le. W. Tyke, Ur. Jae* Pepe (cms d lb aria/ h Revumorous out pig- r m. ' Wswilm) , Kr. A. AMetiotr. 1310 .J. J. IS, mai MAIM the paeans , demi *ft Woks le Me. Uszweil, ibrlsilleg. SIR JAN.BO °RABA% ON Till WAR At • dinner i hm at Carlisle on Monday, to etio late the Mora of the bar liberal members kw Eaat Cam lasing MA WM% Ble Jams Gahm, fa rein to the NM el" The Maass for Carlisle," sitar some remarks of sierir bo ill :West, spoken follooes : But now, gen . dam, Imit is y unwise to make ft the subject of Mate, yet is • contest, not approaehing, not iniml. Sluts am raging, and whia. tt is impossible at • of this Mad to overlook. lir. danhad has dwelt on the conflat s made with regard to the ameagment made with. The Chancellor of the dadieutor, from the hustlap at Ayleabirry him given ea sommet of that docaroent. Th. Untisr-fleordary for Foshan Alas, tem the hustings at Bonham, has given staatinia Mr. Maeld says there is no coaveatios. Kr. telegraphic . rmarigs boa th. First = thi e I 4 1 4. 11 114 Ir ct Of P.n.s* saying that them I. a I Mills gefinealadlng Well, now, a " written ear*. sillisdafr Si " a eouvalton"—is it • play upon wads? The British gummiest may have ham deosivel; east is highly probable. Oar adman boa It o the poldMilat of toe despatches m _a solissoe Ito asse se mg learn to read them e little home the did add d inwardly digesting that Mae book•—(e, iangh)— sed it maim little, I thaik, in du pressat state el affairs slid mg have taken place prevision to the Massy want a• gm la Europe. The government may have bora Os Mead, I meld much rather think thalami been deceived iiii jri,7 dm det an here attempted to dada bat the ugly diamob Mo--dther they have boa doodad, or an lave attempted to deceive ao. .. Hose, har," sal chant Wall, nos, about th. war. say it d the mod the wash hes VW weesesell. that. le as dale a= eivillisadee la whisk we sow Iles the ttd anger far far ma, taaseeinalail by pegolareada ruemstrodel by • free pamordein mat Wanentems of caprice Si of pram, &add involve the MIMI soda ta a wee salt as Is now pada* (Land d 74 repeat ft—l think dal is the sees misnalitgesdo As grail., epentade Mat ma me premosted to Si ham Melon fe th• advised sage of Ulla we now fiv e. I have Nod tho dtedatedille d Mr F. of France cs as atm had, mei thit feesdeedies id do 'peror theustria on tho other ; mil lib say aka to ' Mace whenfault heir. I think UM the dad. laid ashy erase on the pert el the Emperor of Fame; het Austria abandoned use ',rage grouted by not .tee ding se the defensive, and by becoming the as Bat ft is In vela to distribute between the pardon the different degrees of hisme. The question la—what is the policy of England P (dear, law.) I say it is—sad he is the best minister who shell bed give effeet to it—to keep this country out of the war as long u the honour aad safety of Bagdad will allow. (" Beim l" and lag astinsed obeering.) Hr. Howard, le terms too kind, des expeased as opinion, sd i v a t amd to V navy, that I, ban long aporisees, dil In bends, attne opiates and giving som In the =date of affairs I hold ti Daatatary, tar the eddy ad of Reglad, that oar Maas should Si be us radwittralgovenuttura *".= tea stung a I Hera lea Si leg very caul:nab isideossmiat to an le agued 'mar of seaman to miter, ad that upoa the whets our navel peeperationa are edam& no far 1 think this is right and politic ; but the use of taro means will, a my humble judgment, require the utmost poseible dimwits • and main I repeat, that minister will beat dada the oonlidenos and thmka of the people of this weary who, wed he maintains her honour and indorsable/a keeps a out of this fatal war. (Renewed cheerier.) del Italy juat consider for a moment, we " who live at ham ems," end have never witnessed the horrors of war adds our own trontier—jost think for a moment of that heated, that level y country, which the Apennines divide, sad die Alfa =a sea surround—that mat of art and Wady _ak what it ta =arras at this momeot from the peosione —I repeat, the unjustifiable passions--of three or bar ma, actuated, I fear, bythe lust of power, and one of sham mid the pretest of advancing the came of liberty—tidak what that main is now enduring. All the promise of barna trodden under foot—the bails vise uprooted—tbat white Providence has given as the sourced wealth and prodestive industry, the olive and the sadterry tree, oat does to maks firewood for the wanton addhey. Half a century al pre. dative industry will not mi. seed the fatal elate al this aunpaign ; and surely it is the ditty of every good tesa. , every honest matt in this core, while ha take. meadow against evils mikes these Isg our owe happy Wad, to do his very eta, to chat as flis as in Ida lies do speed ot this fatal evil, and to resale le Europe the MN Opera ad cameral. (" Hear," Si tipplers ) Kr. Roma add two Inca reasedeg lad; t at sr veto fad, wadi I hes t ama &toga aloe. doss of pia hires. 1 "He theme ea WA lasglasi du ride Whom demmis fall to raise • ame, Ada lba dub beetathere esgioat . From age Soap in everhaing debt." (Chau.) Oval as wen the aphids of or lhafithans— seed sewers the merit end pitman during the long French sag al ars 11111111 M Si OW adore—still that fetal peesity of MO einem of dat e ir r o= mound one necks, as Lord =IINS IPIN it. 1 Wok they were heavy a an age part for the maintenance of pace; end Rill le debase of on: honour, I do not doubt that even diked would be treated as iniignilloint, yet it relliTi In dimpoisd es • most material *madded.= In *maw or tea medaseanco of peace. Well, now, Mr. ]mean—il ham whin be was on the hutinge—rofsed to whet le thought ins .slid sound made t.f policy, viz., "Per setrencluemd, and reform." (ilea, hoer ) That ma He motto under which we fought in Lord Orey's admi niseestics. It is s motto which I sill hold to he round. I ' ma le poem if possible ; and with pesos you will have re bresohreest, and you will have reform. If you have not =Maud of retrenchment yea will hav e a boundless of taxation ; and I wars you that, with respect to Mom, it will be pat off to some day so distant that I cannot hope to live tow it. Therefore I agree with my Manus the. "pear, ntrenchmeat, Si Mom" is sill the sound maxim of Braids liberal policy ; ad with den lam die aged to maintain that miss to the bet mama arida tautly withth• Imeareilsdand. (Harty spplaum.) ORPHAN WORKING MYLtint.--Yetitarday the art aasl easadaatisa at theddidirea la the Ouphast Wetting Asylum took pieta la the seheel-reent of teems titution, at H avers tock-hill. Tbs chair was ow:gig by Banbury, 11. P., sod there was s very numerous atteedance of visitors. The children, at present amounting to 268, of whom two thirds are boys, were plainly Lut neatly el Abed, and their healthy appearance bore ample testimony to the good treat ment they receive and the excellent situ ation of the instito• don. The children were examine& ink ng, scripture geogrephy, history, siesta tto, and grimmer - lie answering wee excelleet, sod mato* satidectlea both to ths eannebsers and pee the visitors. - During the totervrls of essminettes hymns were eseg. At tbe ibis children were belay addressed by the chairman who expressed ble gratifieatioa at the remelt of the examination, end hie hope the , wbes they left that Matt tulles, where they were so well oarel for, tbey would sot forget the religious and moral training they had received. k distritatloo of the prises was sfisrwerds made, and the Laicals of the tostitotion very kindly showed those visitors who &wind it over the boildiog. Au addition of 25 Within will shortly be made to the amebas at present in the COTTON SUPPLY ABSOCIATION.—The annual main ores held yererday afternou at Miumbeeter. Mr. Cheatham, late M.P. for South Lancashire, prodded. He remtrked that one of the moat gra•ifying incidents of the past year connected with the object@ of the auocittion wee the formation of several public companies, with the view of growing cotton in (-reign countries, or e noonreging its cul tivation. He expected from the operation of these public oompanies in India very Important sod profitable results. He regretted that there was not a more favourable report to make with regard to the public works net:wear yto our re liance on India se • swam et supply. Only oar of these had been successfully takes up—the improvement of the Gods very navigation for shoat 300 mlles Into the intertor. It wa Gods- In many quarters regarded as doubtful whether the present system of Indian foamy' would be of much service to the colon trade, because they did not traverse the coed n trio's, or the cut of transit on them might be too great. On the other bud, it seemed un likely that the state of Indian dunce would = the government to do much for river navigadoe. thing Important, however, had been done in the way of irriga.ion in Iwiia. He looked with much favour on the pro-pects of supply from Western Africa. ley, Idr. lt.P. moved the adopt ion of the annual more which he u indicative of progress. He refuted to the endued sonices of Mr. Cheatham in edvocating the objects of the and must confess that the urgeacy of these object= to be more folly roacgoiett amongst members of the legis lature generally then smug cottousOnnere He did set wish to see the importation of cones hom America curtailed in the bud, that couatry befog our beet friend, but it was an impassive del to renteroureelves Independent of foreign states for a rualcient eupply of dos Indlepeveable material. tidiworth seeculed the make, and the meeting we oddreesed by several other goademea. Inir Wren Sonnsotdon.—Lord Mamie and a jury sit at Aberdeen from Tuesday till Friday eveala e. hz a rg a case o f disputed succession. The eat ste of 30.0001., was the property in dispute. Mr. Veolabom et ea, fillereue, wee, in 1853, served heir male to Or sada ma as ebfected at the time; but dam thsa au mils& lao bow one awed by Mr. John Pagabarsoo, homor, Tellmghwk, Olantuchet, claiming t o be awed hok mar. The gaol* a wee, whether *le claimant hal aMittlisited his slam. Idony witnesses were examined, sad register' sod tocturnts ad duet, sad after Wrest= by Er, O. Yams foe the sad by lar. Maelbrieme for Ailergue, cad a charge = " t w it:o. judge, the joxy gam • sordid far ate deka:dor (kilotos). A sew trial Is, lowever, egoism Zdinksret arrant. REFORM CLOS IN Iroax.—Oas goompieses of ta• defeat of Ws. L•yerd at Tart hen been the establiihmost cd slalom Club la that oky, paadgat ago* bolag . to mod is As maishaiioa, 'Milo boss wet aspossa Wialum THE soatEly OP MINDS AND THE WAR. A =mein% on behalf of the Society of Meade, sberley Mtheohintrance of a pacific policyln the WORM alarming was yererday presented - to the Barf of Derby, at his residence in Downing-street, by the following disputa. lion :—Joslah Forster, Robert Forster, Joseph waite, Edward Smith, Robert Alsip, John Yo m ,Samuel Fob ia Daniel Bell Xenon, Edward Yeah, Charlie Hol ing Anthony Huns. following is the teat of the mmeorial " To the Fart of Derby, Pima Lord of the Treasury,—Ws learn with heartfelt *wow the kcenbiag out of war on the continent of Europe, end we would respectfully address the heed of the edeticas, sad the other meothen of the government, nailer a deep sun a el the solemn responsibility now resting upon than. Ataidst dr endliet of contendingtn lions, we observe with thankfulness the marlalty with which, in conformity with the general turd public feeling in this land, the leading statesmen of the evantry have diecleknad the idea of say warlike interbrenee on the part of area Britain in the straggle unhappily commend. And we re joke that the members of the present animist:Mimi hare expound their determination to mahttela a strict neutrality. We are not unmindful of the dithosities whNarise from the rapid changed of popular eginios. If or do we forget the delicate position in whin ma a government as that of groat Britain may be *ea by sadden and unfore seen events ; and how powsehifj appeals to honour, or eves to lower considerations, may work s, epos the pub lic mind. Tot we see elaboldemed to sables our dreire—we may add our limn prayer—that they who, be the erthetaly of Divine Providers, an emerealed win the Mae el go vernment, may be at this memealwas mid% ep stead fi rm in th a of peeettel Madsen via ether countries, end ha beim wary semampelem el • we nn suited& Nag flaig sal eitsnarely penes • comes el penis adieu, of vibe eeneilla boa, mod of Christian bebeerunce, avoilleg temp- Wag which may anion the below or apwrdwatien ell S ‘isnay anima &amine& by the authority of the Yon and coven by hie Wong, each a coma el emend we enema dealt, epee the way ter the mineten end then seem ef mean= which become the Mora el Christen people. May blimps owe Aladglity a lath lge riMaren le gnat wide. fee WOW aperragi r t men eepecialy to thus who 'nide the cevanle of our own beloved country, and olds suer Moir of larepe, mad ao to pour forth the spirit of reetealionn mid peace the nation that blemished and dasoilith may ha Mar. in mad ea behalf of • meeting a rdeadis Is Great Beitath. r = t nloadon 26 fit s i l lal l l f felt men*, UM nom= Amor, Club." ENGLAND AND TEE WAR. A public meeting, warmed by requisition to the Ilia L w.e heldme riem ca lUtdaelles lrey n ead Me ight ta thecharm A %MUM. Bea- to . yto s of strict neetrelity is the pmesat coatianatal war, sad preying that the influence of this °matey way be used caly to bring shag • peace between the stearndbeg pertir. The MAYOR &Casvllish) presided. Titers were ea the plaice= the , sad M i. em. B. Backboaseijon., W. Morrison, 11. J. Wilma, B. Brown, I. Bolero, Wm. Wight, Dr. Paterson, &c., and to the body of the man a large amber of the moat milweatial gentlemen of ths town. The gallery Wee wee well Lied, among whom wire several Iselin. GIMBAL DOMESTIC 83ArANTS BEIV3vOLEN7 1118TITUVON. The thirteenth annual general meeting of thin betitmlant leek place yeetaday, at the Ranover-equsee Reese; UM /nosy presiding. The report, with* wee mad by the Rev. Mr. VILLTNYIS, an aemia a holism beermes to the receipts of the ;met year . they mity mire to this se easaldnit the public 03 , 151dince in the itt~on, and as a promising indication of what may be hived ler to the future. At the last eleetion of yesmittome three emildatm mire doled, maiden thole number 84 ; Mime then one yeaMener ime dirt. sal another has married, end no longer seek her pemien. The committee announee anetheit election is July. h ave ado distributed a tem sum by way of tenumesry and they believe that many de serving umbers by timely sasistance have been aa 'Ted from mei Misery mil trouble. The anticipations ef the committee Mat the mheeription baste and cards would pro duos as beeesee ef imam every 3•ear, have, they are happy ratay, Imin thftmellesd ; 221. 121. 2d. has daring the past Wm es eab.W, eisinet 41.6 e. 44. collected the first per of die empatmson, and so doubt the Institution ma by NM mane Inenistaisileengtit to Quer Into favourable notice. UK Ira bra maim the_ total monad of thwart -1 minds tit On Timm per Ont. Oemptis 11,212 i. the. fid. With milmA . • vlew of atlll eller • karrisiga el the inietaation both sail 1111~0111, Iheeommittiee have leads long to medhap In and around the metropolis, herr to be assisted by clergymen eel renderer/a of bffuence to the several Medea. The committee announce that they have muniusously a migration of the president end treasurer, relative = d etection of an seylam for the aged end decayed mem bers. Tee president hes given 201., and the treasurer 104, towards the furtherance of this objects. Thou masters and , temente who have been appealed to have most liberally re sponds* to the same good cause. The committee desire to the rest obbgations the institution M tender ri the Zy " and periodical press, and hope the charity will receive its continued support. In oonclasion the committee express shop, that employers will not only sliced the institution their benevolent support, bat direct the attention of their servants to it, end by their encouragement and advim, infla me° than to become member', and Nos promote • provident and careful spirit at once beneficial to both servants and themselves ; if they will thus act t rgt cher, the institutim may indeed look for a long worm of prosperity and use fulness. The balance-sheet showed receipts from donation/061/. 6s. Id.; and from subecriptions, 1,0961. le. 66., whichalance , with collectroce, fees, interest on invested money, end a b from the previous amount, nods up a total of 1,7141. 19s. 3d. Out of which it had paid in pension 5241. Pk 2d., and In temporary relief 68i. The balsam in hand after payment of expenses and %mods' 6341. Is. 3d. la the Three per Cent. Consols, 1631.8.. Id. CITY &Erma commissioN. The Commiesionere of Sewers met yesterday, at Gandhi.ll ; Mr. Deputy CHRISTIE presiding. OAS CONTRACTS. Tenders were remised from the different ges pan e sco om thre ie for contrasts to liohtthe public lamps of the City or years hose the 24th June next. There wee a general rise in the prkee of the tenders of from 6s. to 10e. per lamp PIZ annum The costrects in two Weirdoes were awarded to ills London Chinned and Great Central Companies. Tal lIIITROYOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. Sane time ago a demand was seeds span the commission by the Metr o p o litan Boardlof Worka for 4,00 W., as the Cit)'s share of a debt due from the old Metropolitan Commission of Bowen to the Rock Asserenc•-oftlee, end the subject we. referred for inquiry to the Geste& Purgers Committee. who now omit up a report suiting that the Metropolitan Board had applied to par lia ment for powers to apportion the debt u pon the diaries.' districts of the metropolis, _upon the gro und that the money borrowed had.bese expended on con nexion with the main dmis s t nmetropolis. The com mittee, however, mmidend o portion of this debt ought to be chargeable upon the City, as it wee exempt by Ihe original sot, and as at the time when the money was expanded the City_hed been at the fall expense of its own works. lf the oourt concurred, the committee esteem =d th.t the Metropolitan Board should bo made so 'sainted with this opinion. The typed wee agreed to. SANITARY CONDITION OF THt CITY. Dr. Letheoy, medical Aker of health, reperted on the Nets of 232 houses that bad been inspected daring the week, and submitted • liet of 60 places requinag senitery improve ment in various pertientars. The mortality returns were, be said, below the average, there having bees bat 46 deaths during the weak, Instead of 60, the average for the corresponding week of the last three yeses; 13 of the deaths among p reen s children of less Man eve yew, of ege, end 14 among preens of 60 and upwards. The principal craw of death were as follows , vit. Six from phthiets, 4 from bronchitis, and 1 from peeoutosia. There were al. 7 deeths from continued Weer, b from seerlet fever, 1 from diarrhare, end 1 from whooping cough. Of tte deaths from fever 3 occurred in the workhouses, and the other din the Western Union , when fever is unusually pumelent at the present time. Silty _-eight births were regis farad during the week, 34 of which belonged to each sex. Cairn.Es' Home.—The annual meeting of the friends and supporters of this cleft was hold yesterday, at Willie's Rooms, the Earl of Shafteeirery in, the choir. It from the molt that 40 girls, the greater number I P ti s h i st i s si eflitctsd with Mamma, gad maglog from MAU Were of ego upwards, us ansintsbnil in tide the only in artittrial borne in the kingdom for crples. Theism" taught Mrs, bonnet and mat makiag, t o e. them to ram a livelihood when they ism the Rome. They poly in it three Team Thom is ettaahed to the Inotitmlon s Rehrge for the Neese of young Otis hom vice atd immorality, sad these are employed in this laundry and in the rare of the weaker orit, childrea, and also in the " sumery." Another pert el inatitutice, in which tabits from the age of three weeks tir two yearo, the children the women.obhged Vigo ont to work, an re d d omews M reoratrig to seven in the evening, red providedwith load st the charge of lid. each. 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