The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-04 00:00:00

I e • A E V. S PAPER .../. 'A 0 '-..."`........../ . 4 41 0, 4 .!.,,,, .., , ssaliaxa (%,-___ - 1613 rt 474 1 -Ole ' • a ,' // ' / I :47 -e /et. No. 8,9161 THE DAILY NEWS. The PROPRISTORS c 4 the "DAILY NEWS' wine had maw their easeldseelea sok= pleas fee 'apply- Ing 'Teenier Sabstelbsee with a FIRST-CLASS RBIS& PAPER et aeaaeidmeeble Reintaks ef Pelee, have dater shad to Medan the Funks entarevely adopted co Sr Continent sad in the Caked Stab" aid Is supply the paper es term speetelly attveatageoesinvelans Se Lima ("Ralf. party Sabealptions pal direst le tleter dim The TRIM of SUBSCRIPTION, payable is advents ere sow se seder 111 NONSIt6 02112 TI.ML VaataaPa OW_ . ti 10 0 .. a I • (It meat by sauwsy Pared, aa entre charge.) liaaapei copy . . . . $ • 0 .. •10 0 Ms pont price of an unatamped copy of Me mot is per annom, and of a stamped copy t6 10e., ties Ow Irma involve a reduction of oar th••••••thisd as weril Mar. QT. 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Old 11411bmis. THE COMMISSION TEA COMPANY. Antrrarifttl e tt i gre=risie Ta" TIsVAT Wan re i t" re.o • 31 • us m Caololl.llloolloo. 4s. prek. imersioded. ts as wool so.l left d moo, *. Ammo babe a te ortr n i.6.4o =e lli e lmi allal. MIT. M awe Oft dip el §:U SAGE EL-43KNUINS HOME-MADIL— =Ast M. //iv lb. DOefela art lOC lasehan. I. TO OPEN AN OYSTER without iambi', est- Mu.olfilritw ba riTareiN... 0.41111 " . ...Ike mot s Am my wWA • l e . kollor tu ew Is opsood will' room,— raw maw Ike moot podalhooar lo ow Idols rool arcsarcs lA l lL pollo oist be .bOO O alkwosoo will liwwwls. Sis polillo we aim droollll 74.... Mild to on lOw &law loolatio. owl tom . .. 14 41 11:% .„.‘ ".. So, MA All A Low. PIIIRCE'S colihrated GUINEA TABLE [NIUE ape Ilbe but 5t...4146P'S r rm *me *my berike. end Os Ire ANL TAY balm. Ila ; amet be rajiter ma. Ts. par poir.— MeLl e rs h . :1 7. 11411W . , autirlasedshozplawr. MIAOW upd INFERIOR PHOTOORAPHS. Nam. 001701 awl WALL an We of . s .re ertr.abo d = wrtplavambi swaratias. andaes InNamwak ••aigs al the absibel o =ra Isar islaura. tram deriptly• awaaalara. fa lftaimegila Away 111. Oar alma Wok 01W. lilkr ORBS of ART.—F. DAVIS still modems POICUADI. far ask. OLD IM®, WAIF =.4oDold. Did aim MINA. SWIM 111:A mi lfolip. Imam. dodo. tunas& affid al dr Va at ••641m. Da. Yew wpm, wird flee pi•Das ont true Ile maw oil, mist slimass.— • Read• Dial ?Ws Ow. Ire,ll LRANSACTIONS of the NATIONAL ASSO CIATION PIIO3IOIIOSOCIAL 111011111 A M i lla by G. W. Hainan. Omni Ilsorsba et the Irlier l lloll lasing Jan w. NNW, is 4 Si.. Wei IttnaL THE PRESS will be published TO-MORROW • DOU BUPPLZII NAT, GRIM aorcOd •as 51/55 51 MI Dawn SD. •40.• row mot as the Dob. ea loW•loOlos ut maara—homp 00% I" Dim& Mai * S. Tax NEW REFORM BILL—A CHART, Avert r Or flow Os Orr loorallos of as Irmo M 0 to Irma r Is re ILLUSir:I 4. 6 TI 1111 n rorVA:1001140 M et Ornorr sad SmOgiii.". 36. 14 Fl."11"L atirrAr.. LORD DERBrB GOVERNMENT REFORM MILL.-11113.D1 MAP d MMOLARD. ammkg Ms Argent oftAs al Me Parli—AmAmy ,Am•mirm Me Alimmlum i=mt MM Lug IMMO OrreemomM PM* Is. Map at WI& MAY idiom MI el as "Time Ornmgra• amt. WyM. MagimpMw t . = amibparem rat AIM 1111 Pelkeiss. NEP Semi TAROS ENGRAVING of the CAPTURE el mizatt, fr ea rh 111...1,0f do " Illoroloi I sorafac . ... 11 = 4, rue Or maw—a. Vllb i I = ILDOTILIitayrIATIUMG IN * MAL= AND DreZAIIL la. Mae pea* QC 1 . 6= 3 11Ft1 Or ZergetrtbAL 14:7 IMAM* 1011101. A MAW Wist MINIM INI Ile MIN I=eB MI Ur me millet* tun the whet homed lluventeer %NOM isi ibe *leery is* Ge *1 r i = „...... 10 Yerileat Ohunalleas le I* out le Ihe Iretimee et thee lfteasse. telt= NM elem la **id or debiliated hem velem slit Clare emplled btu IMMO = va i ii Pe el twat. rim' want . nileislialives, Irkelbettr Yre Mil eineets6 .1 . dr imp se Meg istwa= o. lll l i e etuadist tehir Se urG eAvites **YU Wig Awe L I t ili tAipl red Menem ~On Grelielleal : here. =else the MN the fame us %the Ili 'btu rot OM flak "mal. the west Nam bee beam AIWA. Gad ihe patio* beeeele Y• Need* = l. if uter i pultodeu 11th* * Ur Mks at terrefil*lth elAtm Se MOW tetarrek le ma ee nelavi• ea im ble r e rMAsi Gs • depte liollift wesehee Os et r• IA OuehM. lAA dell lbeillim I thus molibeo, sad ot Moody gebboer. fbe elmbrimill mum Who Om Oismial-aiMmi, bom lysp Ms ist ammust modhimped by dm mmilmmi &twat mmommiSIVIONS so Mr umblost Ibms the foam silly mall bikes, hob psymg sal soilmmo. Bo irmil siMpammem ma syhdom al prilms dim questioalk v OM maim awl to km/ Mils dm viols am* woo mike • uedisaliss. The simple ante were that Mr. Chishobn Asstey, the Attorney- Gemmel, la a speech made by biro ia the buddies Cooed, made Marys wild mother public Alm moat deeply sadist his character eat that of lila wits, scoesing them iti=tehea bribes boo the satires. An explanation was far, sail the waiter was submitted but to the Bored of Yegietrethe edam to • comemlsrion, sad studies them *tales the Attossey-General was easpeaded. air J. Bowleg wee}beest bola the colony, but toatractioss had bees glean to the actiag governor to make every iamiry into the matter (as we understood). Earl GREY mid it was a very serious matter whoa a padre cam of the colony was accused of tompildty with Chimes pirates sad cattails paper., releasing evidence meted mother aloes the Coional &oratory, deetroyd; sad whets • sinemaper which publi.hed sa article, maids, most eerier Amps against the two slicers la modes, was iodised foe libel, sad a jestikaties was pleaded, the jury wore so satisfied of the truth of the @Utmost that they woad sot bear the case of the defestleat, bat bead a media it him ems both emats. It was sot encash to ray that this matter Immod part do larger bigotry. Cakes those was dear ground for Whoring that the jury came to sa mammas coaclatioa, so public officer ought to be allowed As • day to aerobe He °Moe of Colonial Secretary, and it wee sot satisfactory that the dealing with this ors was pootpcsad mad • Ismer pert et do question was 'squired tato. The Zeal of CARNARYON had sae that this cam was a blame of ea isisairy daktt had bees referred to the home The sew governor of Hoag K head hos C=o " make is taipury, end ea tits Iab rriLaILNATION.—LORD BROUGHAM. Led BROUGHAM said he sidled to comet a sis boolos whim eat a miseepart toms obstreatkas7ll the other sight, skid had tees Mies tete se4 mly by *rads Is this ormatry but those la lenses, resseatbig the military Ingeratices is Prance. It was rated that be said he wee purfately 'stilled with the warm he recisiesd. Ha sever sweat to my any such thing, and he did set believe he del say e; bat he only odd that the Mformatios el the sable tail (M.laaekury) tallied with his. He oily said that be hoped and trudd that the information of the sobleteri was correet. He coaddsred the explanatim satidnotary it the statamest wee beaded es feet that all the reparations going es is Fresco were lasideshally comected with the estatiag elite et !reign R&M, mad that they wail have takes pima swing le the emettea of the Preach omigaslaut whether the yawned stale id tblemembiad et sat. ZDUCATION—INDIA. The Deiced ARGYLL, who had givessotice of his bites ties to coll the mediae, ultimatum so • let we from the Earl of Ellenboroaels Prseidaat of the Board of Camera, to the Chairman sod Deputy-Chairman of this East India Come paay, dated Apell 28, 1868, ant to *A her Majaaty's go vernment whether, in pareassee of that letter any inatrao- Sass had been lased to the government of India lecel ng or altAriog the instruct:cm conveyed in a despatch boot the Court of Directors of the East India Cocteau to the Go. moor-General of Idle in Cssacil, dated July 19, 1864, ea Education la lodes said that he should postpoas brining the sabyeat foeward, sad Moult do so Sae die. The Earl et BLL EN BO BOUGH said that the question of eisoities in India wee one of extreme delicacy, sad • peg& distamion oa the robject would hardly be d es if advantage, and might produce groat diaadvant.ggeess. He wordy recommended the soils duke to madder whetbr it weal set to more advisable to leave the matter In the brio et the The sable duke Mew, sad the twestey knew. Me principle cm which the govararsoot %traded to set Ia this eater,hs it had been anstouncod atietactaelly to her tro lamatici f ARGYLL said that be meld not be respem sale f say dismission which might take place, aa it wen the petlication of the letter of the bade earl which had owed elms la the minds of the fries& of ducat on in In dia. He did set think that edisoassionoratki add to tee des der which already Weed, although at the same time he a wned it was a Milkers subject. The Hail of ELLENBOROUGII said It was impossible for him is have prevailed the public:mks of the P they were aseessery to complete a n tern which tharat m House of Commons bed called for thy.. months before. - . The soul at DERBY raid that no action bad takes alive on the War of his noble Marl, although the altentlas of the goveromest bad been called to this important question. The mutts received bed bee. carefully exercised, and the Secretary of Stets for ladle hid called oa the ladies go verameat to report n the system of 'foredo° eines 1865, sad .bat sleet In their opiates bed be.. made oa the satire egad ca the sokiret. He th .ucht it we desirable that dis eases on the subject should be avoided es much se possible *l.l the goversimeat were fully I. pommies of the views of dr ham rmiamest. The beam thea *dimmed. HOUSE OF COMMONS..-TaulstraT, liAscs 8. Us tram= took the deft M tin theed boar. __ ____ _NOTICS Or MOTION.. .... . Mr. 011E001ffis;;;otios d M Wsetloo os Thursday, the Mk Marsh. to 2111.8 kr a reboot committee to 'make We the legoniomitea of the &Web Museum. Or A. =LION, as Tlmelw, Mara 17, that a bun%) shims be barred to Me INerty, praying thot the bateau' °adhered by the reysl vonsat of 17th of Dessalar, 1856, Kota reglinentsl quorter-milene retiring estimsquest to the dote of the ilectiradea of the weir wIM Ism* may be extruded t those regionsisl quelsnemlima she oomple ed the period d amiss woad la the waft% but bad lat prowl rsa to that der. REOISTRES OF TITLES TO LAND. Ur. CAIRD irked the Lira Advocate wheth r he lit loaded to bring furesrd a inseam for Improving the mei. tees of tides to land ; and whether be purposed to diminish the met of vnglatratios and mewl+ is &Attend? The LORD ADVOCATE mud, a bill was in preparation for improving the regimen of titles to lend, het whether be should be shie to let Mies It durbt4 the pretend minion be meld not poeidve'y soy. The standee of the government bed bees eiredeml ti the diminution of the con of registration sad merch, but es yet so decision bad been come to. COUNTY VOTERS. Mr. DODSON irked the Chearvi.or of the Ea ohegaer whether le swath ley the table of the home inn dd tee VIM wWeh MSS the government estimate, that the 4110•1111111 S of the right of suffrage to IW. occupier' would la sers the antaber of county voter, In Elegised sad Wallaby ast be. then MAO? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rad the tie theses of the increase of county voters under the bill which the beam had given biro bare to Introduce, she main/ haled ea sin documents which were shied on the table of the bore, and in the poireeska of meoblaa The foot totem was beaded " Poor-ratteg," No. Al. end dieted Feb., 1861. The Bernd return wet heeded Rating sad Tear mente," No. 630, ordered on the motion of Mr. P. SLTOPS. sad printed to August, 1849. The third retort' vise made on the Indian of Mr. Lochs King, is the seennd maks of 1857, end heeded "Elect re." The form* return was lathed by the Poor Law Dowd, bends& " Palatke of Psrhhes," end eedeeed by the house to be ennui is Feb., 18.56. The Mth return we. beaded " Per Leo Amendroest," mewed far by Mr. P. &rope, sad ordered is be printed is Feb., UAL The sixth rotors wen beaded Ratepayers," moved foe by Mr. Newdegate, sad entered to be printed in Amami, UAL These wiz decanters were submitted to actuaries who were essistiag he obtaining beg inhumation ; but it wee an in lie pew te b bedere the Immo say preens dots OS tt.VOO wenhew's& The bests of the csiedenea wen en the demunents which be bed reed. NNW maim. DR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 5, watts qamtioa, but there was the fact of tit , ter the due delivery of thews pipers, although distributed hie Iliscwe OP*l DAILY Ow TIMM hi 'avow of the newspaper. TM. ma , w▪ the met part by ths ordiaary Dora Arai* the prelude. swalmee 2l =SUC l ie ftees md t 'ils, .4, Impior• moo szcatement i a the north , end pablie me? to will bad thwaselvw responsible ; bat the acceptaares of rark a d la r e ,‘," l " ll,l " a =trlita i n nTar i d e held of Neweeetle and Ty nemoittt ; at which t sabooriptiono grow poetise is cooing wins to bo supplied wow we nu st ha, me Ns then hoses heas Marl Grey) bad perent.d, preying for I Me l etter as es dlisslss semi to. by midway pored, must bo dapsedent upon orrunpnwebt =atm wood, r ai l oufaturstomiCAßNAß:o4, east tho wao ha nn Wog node with sewn web, or ow to .arbor of mammy- orboN CRYSTAL PALACE, Ibis ibun sash such tows. . 01101714 OlfsrisosO sad ' oak esti too so Az as the bid vas o dip to AMptos# to 'nto maig_Ace . its a rh . . 4 -,-,. - . • .. 441tri VOL? if'Vv ma vaiskift. «mg ie, lolatils per • ' • ,'' ' sm% • tt • free fa ":11,,,,=74.2"ri e5i mach larger opseetioat, wasseted s I , h the i ebb te "H. J. LINCOLN, Esq., Deily News Mos, 9, =r oo . mo w er 0 0. 0 0 od, oo i d dootodo o. olden o f th e An ieser ch e .i of He Ka Desswerimisest, rses-ousat, EC." llllllO7O Tall was odor tho coesidevutios of the Colosi Ppm es , no the Mom wove moot volts. Emirs MAGNIFICENT MUSIC and hod lb, , t'y the voter - day to have thew DELAIDE Dircet.—NOTlCE to SHIPPERS. 4 . Tim akOPATIIA is L rs_sej . sl IbsJOR. Lambs sad Mb can SonsilsO ih......aiii.... /171Par a 11,00 60. 1111 OXILIZO•111111L-41solooss Olds( lis fogad that they swousted to albs. of abroad twewtool WO: OmPlisi lor 4160 Tho viols miter was beim the Colociol-01l p JAM ES Tag*. -- yairafICO4I.IILIIITS. Soot mg Moody Meted= MMus timbli waselelord re ooattaard flow of a le 6 . 1 C., b ibillwoblerk&PADllM a" ". lbs nor avo sabss St Os sisrOlmol. salsrlos se store et on Ow osidost has colony, every ash 'wow,. i. Leasoisbonsb S.C. 'el m ralegbrebaL 0 ...... _. ____ Men bad evident% Ho would aot proems h. 6.11... ,`, Egrejlk . '"'„r, in LIM patios of tits question to which tin etALIFORNIAN LINE of PACKET SHIPS. t i , .".,.., 1 51": anar " 11,,,,rbi1° 1 - Pared while Ihe whole crow woo wader lobe Ma 11021C111 Is SIOSSVN SAN 711•103000. Calessis. Ilia DIKMATIO 011=IT. ass Os bool le Or mei& woe 'Spiv ante wore that Mr. Chishoba Amory, u m , m et gm ash....or. o N& Sift V.slos NS or. .. ...d o oa, d oo b oo d o d ...A do d w o o.. d o imim 000 d o, mime 4 0 . 0. w *. d r op bo jom -_- -4y, amii . i . m. ." . 4 , " moo Ossorl Is • spook nude by him is the Ley. . AN ACT of GRATITUDR-20,000 Ospies of a MOM Ileak kw &MOM Orwillai.-4 ..... .IMO =::l6.6l " = " ae 2.1". ist Ztenja l C . = ral . uLrerAblZlrlair th.lir , o , i ing1er .......... ...ing• IMMO _ dig m eti laing .... .. d a to FNMA oho snore =pi Bs .111.•411= EM. ll .7ltrriaftmOM SWOMW A.N. JAIL dr. lt • •Imilwill. TortiMel um., Lay, W. t b RIZIPIMAR.--I'vetseted by Royal Li Palma ge fteling, sad marei bp Os mob d Irle 41 reek NM MI limploW Oft. el lisallift i 5 . 6 LIP • Mr* ill etara iww IPIMOMMINI. ;1117.• ellelpalla TIMENII, As lbedrit wan Waft I=isograilif s rl WIWI wire se ems d Ma a ir=t i s imAr li gaVar ib am gral Onlariniftl NNW/ kr Vapi dome at jaw ftsildk prism= imi. lilb apprefts , ri s . et Oa ply sr B. Moor "..." ... im mersing as lammir ; Nis d iris at MOMS MIMI Wit in Wag 0mp011{......i TOM M il hoitaim le die MOM. elks am las. a re% 1 Ve= 6. B _....... ...... 16.7 .. • ... •-......= ....: ... ; ~...r . r . ..... . gel ROYAL Cotton or 111aotoss.--11. following cluessa, basteg mammas the eassary smadestleas for teem masatera ef the tenses at a meek leg rthreseit et Issmdesre ea dried last., :—Menu. Ifirdstiok Maredle, etakskrth, mar Doaceater; Rant Wane, Canals • Philip Willies Jones, Highgate, Dir. LismaiMer Joyce, rortadowe, county Armagh, helmat; Francis Antersta, Magherafelt, scanty Armagh, Inked; William Jab. Artie, Ww.larich ; William Cany, deadarland ; l,ss Climb+ Ds Wm, Percy Cross Hoer, Pa ha= ; brash His Wafight, Iveshem Warrestmthire; William Bose, limirsdek a, CasabirwTll; sad idatiad &w.'', Wilsey& The g matter' d the college baring indorses Pie aseresszy examiserkaa, were admitted Heaven la midyear, et ti wetter of the board as the sio het., rig Hoist Tamer Thompace, Jarrow, Dar lam; Waned Detrain, Deptford • Willem Darla Wel lbgbs, U. 5.,; Wakes Taykr, &Miff, Olamergasehlre; Theme HAAN Cleriag.mas • Hoary Fronds Hato, Cr.., isearrert; Jahn Haat, Ores; Tarhbreek-.tract, Pimlico; sad Osr. Hoehn Halts, Old-strest-mad. BOMB LONDON YELLOW BOON-BLACK BOCIETT. -Asa sdabt the sealmmary meetly; of the membrre sad 'beds of title sbasky its. UM at the sahtsl-to was, liaise diet, Mesh 'irk, 1. Yahoo. leq., la the ea's. On the we,. the Ids. W. Cerise, meter el Bt. &view% J. Pam, LA., mod severe' .that pedants ma. arced with the eselety. The what li stateil thet, Ablest the wee sat yal he. teem fie psalm we mesh In aba the Met Toommooso d's = by wan Si NM adellsed bee tbe mellsaw i z am eddmesell by the sbalsmia t J. lavas, Nei , b. dr. de insasater. asessalMor gpadlessea. la the tw e e d mates theism' deo seekety played ew ri d jora t tr ake. TUNA' ware waded le the Oakum se' • Ibialkore of the NNW, tIM IM proaollogo Noologroi. Tim WTADI pup. itICAILDOaZItiTUnd;r:i - eentre7 et Stale for reeeleis Mktg at whet date the wake he 1160 trideake of the Tiestr of the Clod day of Jaly,lB4l. is rehreace to the Ws Doe s Mule the abed Release et *MY% LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1859. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—ThruDAT, Mks= S. stesedleg to the eighth Slide el that ken% wee given to the Henewerka goveramme: Whether Kei notice was _Alva or users ad; * me, 'bead k bed been re nented,ard OA what dale the eel Sooty would setuelly Wea sels ROM the netts simmensed to the hems as having been ghee by the Under-fiesetery of State. Mr. S. FITZGERALD replied that the notice for the termination of the treaty between this country and Hanover :erasing the Stade Does wee provisionally and formally communicettd to the Hanoverian government, In aoceedurce with the Bth article of the treaty, our the 1 4 h of August last. Shortly afterwards, when the head of the Ihneiga-office was in attendance on her Majesty at Hanover, he VS/ urged by Count Claten to withdraw the notice, but deelinsel doing so. Lord ILahneeWry, however, intimated thin if hie Excellency would import to bias the reasons why he wished the notice to be withdrew' they should be care ' lay eonsidered, sad if they should be deemed satiefactory osmotic* should be withdrawn. Some communications had sirs taken pier., and it wee stated that the notice bad been withdrawn or ausptioded; hut to that view the British iv cerement refused to accede, and in the last communication which hod pared between the two governments It was stated by Lord Msbnesteuy that any °hangs in the date of the notice could only be made by official negotiatios, and that the British government could not do otherwise than meta -1 We that the notice of the 14th of August was in full force 1 end effect. Her Majesty's goverment had mot thought it roan to withdraw that notice,as it lei wow been either withdrawn or suspended, and the treaty would therefore ex- LIl . the Ith of Asyut in the priest year. SUPERANNUATION ALLOWANCES. ' k H. WILLOUGHBY mind the Semelmy to the Tram, whether he could Mks. the hew, °crime a does en the taste to show what untsiter of perms la the I doff service, what!'" their remuneration be etompatid by day pay, weekly weg.s, or anneal salary, will he entitled to en. menasuctien allowance and at what amount of charge to the mobilo, nods elause'2 of the Seperessuati to Bill. Sir 8. NORTHCOTE thought it sliest impossible to give the mews whet for_ by the ben. baronet, for it would aid may melee • great dud el ems, but the consideration of widens te In sellled lameites On "Aug into COW - allW is ihe bill he wool eademour to giro the home mum 'Mil baformation es to tha amber of permits likely to NM miler Its priviskos. Ms. MOH thought it would he censaleat if the hen. Weed uvula mammies not to mew the committee after tan Welsch Ilemserner sight. Sir ft NORTHCOTE Intimated his intent oh not to pro ved With the bill alter that hour. THE CLOCK TOWER. Mr. HARKEY eked the Chief Commtnioner of Works whether the bells win now all Reed in the clock tower; win es,: the works of the dock had also bon pieced there; whin the clock would be in working order; sad the total ea pease et the click. et Hear, hear," and laughter.) Led J. MANNERS mid he would read to the home two legilers which he bad received on the subject The fret VS/ ken Sir Charles Barry, dated Old Palace-yard, Mare 11: 'la reply to your letter of this day's date, I have to infant you that the belle of the great dock at the New Paha, at Westminster, were hoisted as soon me they Mere approved by the referees eppo.nted to judge of their tone and quality, sad have been Seed more than Shia. months. With respect to the clock, I em unable to say what pogrese hes bees made with it, or when it may be comply ; but Mr. E. B. Deni son, under whom wile superistendeoce the manufacture sad supply of it is pieced, will, doubtkee, be able to afford the informat'ou which the First Commissions 40 her Majesty's Werke requires ting it I sm, sir, your - otedleat wryest, Charles Berry.—Alfred Annie, Esq." Mr. Denison in his letter said : . The answer to the drat part of the quests you here met see is that the bells have been fixed in the Clock Tower ; but they are now let down • httle, testable some pieces M beret intothe frame, piths natant cidiagonalbraces, to straighten it Mhmtthe abate owed by the blow of the great hemmer. olock Is not fixed, Weems the Bork-room will not be ready for it until the weight-Ash it properly covered over, and the peoduhusesees ametrested M it, end= iodised mange merle through the airethaft to give exam from the dock room to the west dial works. This must also be made of iron, boesuso the mirteleaft in, is feet, a chimney ; and it most be mods carefully, so se to be sir-tieht, m die the home of the ventilating Are will come into the elock-rocus. lam wined that the nook-room will bs reedy fir the sleek in a week, and that the bell teens with be dashed very sees, sad therefore I ses no Tessa why the clock should not drive the Ueda and besteildngia after months" (Laughter.) The noble lard added that he would endeavors& to ascertain whether he could gist the informatics asked lee by the hon. member. THE NEW FOREIGKOFFICE. Mr. CONINGHAM naked the First Commlosioner of Works mina he intended to exhibit the designs he the sew Forelem-olleer? Did J. MANNERS replied that es seen se he received the working drawings and the pion at which the engrafts, had swimd to complete the proposed Foreign-Mhos he would sleet them foe exhibit's; and there would be no ro ppped Lir a vote loath the designs led been submitted to the impieties of the homer. MAINTENANCE OF CONVICTS, eke. Mr. iIIetChRTNEY asked the Seoreta7 to the Treasury whether it eras the Intention of her Majesty's goveramoot, in pupating. the estimates, to bring forward vets for the yeatenanee of (mishits and convicted minute wants con knel in county 'sob after sentence, the expenses of 'dummies at seises sad senior, sad half the medical relief In unless, Is Ireland, as remenniended by• committee of this home In the Let swims oi parliament, and In accordance with sillase grants is Greet Br tale since the year 11148 ? Sir 8. NORTHCOTE replied in the atarmetive to the fret part of the on, and meld that the question of medical relief was under the coosideratioa of the government. ITALY. Mr. HOESMAN gave notice of hie innate* (this day), to sat the Under Seeming' for Feeder' Affairs shocker the different treaties ooncludt d between Anemic and the various gammuseste of Italy, eitlo rpectng their binned rovers meat or their =Ult.', am sby Arnim armies, bad been comonsalcietel to her sjosty's government; whether copies of snob documents was in the /wigs-oKce ; end If se, whether there wen objection to lay them on the Mins ? THE ARMY ESTIMATES. Mr. WILSON Inquired whether the army estimates "weeded those of the preceding ma by upwards of 1,000,00 W., and if so whether the government had say objection to lay ea the Mlle the cerrespendeme which had taken place en the snared Mimes Ges Timmy and the War Deportment? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER suggested that the questioa had better be put when Gesmal Peel wee present. He believed the item did not refer to tbe expiring year, but to the previous year, when her Majesty's govern. meet weee net respendble. INDIA LOAN BILL. Mr. BRIGHT understood that ems dimension was likely t o take place es the second rending of the lodic Leen Bill, and thought is wash be °encomiast if the noble lord would name seem thee for bringing ft toward. Lord STANLEY hopel to be able to take the second resdag es Holiday ant. Tll3 JEWISH OATH. ' Mr. T. DDNDOKBE moved for kan to bring to • bill torde that the tooolution. whisk hes ban twice agreed to the home, that any perms prollmeng the Jewish re • may heseeketh, la takieg Om oath prescribed In an sot satinet him to sit and vote in the bow, omit the words, "sad I nolo this declared= mom the tree faith of a Christie'" "be made a standing order. He mid there wee is doubt it was ;indented, both by that hoses and the Home of Lorne, that the resolution would mews not osly far this parliament but for all succeeding perlimmenb. All he wasted wee to make the resoletion • stesdieg order. When it wee a standing order their cons iterate might still tall them at a general election whether they thought Jews ought to be admitted to parliament and if they thought sot the members soled of coarse *Memo": to mecind the stand hog order, and if they did not think so. of coves thesis:Ong ceder world remain where it was. New, he wee eatisdA fie his own Wad that the sepenee frees all the conatitueocite Liam Joan a' Chows to the Lends lad would be in favour el the smiling weds remaining se it was They weld say, "Let as have dons now ma Ike sow with that Wok mace and bigotry which has existed ft img." When once the re-olution bodkin a standing area he wee eatisfill that no future parliament would disturb it, bat is would remain as a memento of the bigotry, tettoleream, and tOjWilift of a by-sous time. Mr. NRWDEGATE moved as sn emendement, that ao resolution, under the proviems of the mot 21 and 22 Vie., et. 49, shall be moved in this boom =lse at ireineme day's notice of ash resolution shall have, been previously &ISIS be VOWS mad that this be a etanding_order of the hones The CHANCELLOR d the EXCHEQUER said, he was sorry for his own pert thet this treposhion had been made by the has. member for Finsbary. Remember what took paw last year. He would we my that • soaped was entered into, but certain representations were made which iodated many gentlemen who had a steeng Wing on this eutject to come to an arrangement shish, on the whole, he thought woe highly satiebetery, and le very much regretnithettishen member bed tam smarm whMh most reeves pied diecomiomoad tend to • ansuodsretand ing witts the other house of parliament. Had it been in their power to lave cheesed the resokatioa tots • winding order without Issistative tuberosities, he should have felt that sonde might have been urged In favour of such • proposition, sad he ihould net ham despaired of Its being osmW with the gemeral cenennense of the house, bat as he wee adv isor that wee dearly impmethis. They could only by bill. The aimendmist of the loos member for North Warwick shim was epee to the same ohjethisa as the isethik end he should 'ppm it. Of seems they We. that them was • ma kwit7--end no mean nmejority—she mind &Wein kegs, a the proposithes, but it would be kr the his. masher he Fisaltery I. oassidor whether, gar ell diet ad park ft w ould net be mere athistageoss met to Piro h posal tam he hed =b. 111 missiles whit *GP lildi have immeastely te deeik mead be the semendlmeneef the bon. member (Ms Nowdegate), and to that be amnia of al lki, 6 llPSlitioa th st he coold,tm thorny grimed on whisk 1ne1.1.131 he Se peepoesl 91 ad Ka amber for Iliittax The haeu "et al tee o'clock. 1111,11MJSR401111 Inn perked by die Berl of RIPON And the Bail CIADANDOX, Oat it WY not possible to meek even tber peeped. _ _ PIIBLiC OFFICERS AT HONG KONG. Elul GEST presented petitions from public isessispis it Newcastle end Tynenionth praying for inquiry lass smuts occurrences in Hong Kong. It appeared that an taker el the government wee accused in a newspaper of • very serii.us offence, namely, that of complicity with cartels Mame pirates ; and another public elm al having 'melted and altel'ered him from pusisis nett, by having destroyed c rutin p pert white coutelned evidence of the trausaclion. Tbe parties mimed having Indicted the newspaper for libel, at the trial then jsry without bearing evidence t enpport the justification plaidad by the defendant, band a verdict for him, them allowing their spinios that the account is the newspaper was cornet. It would teem most impassible that such • ciao could occur as was involved is the conduct of the °Moen of the gooses strut is quatios, but there we. the fact of the cal, end the outlet is favour of the newspaper. Thin mater had caused seer aniternent in the north, and public meetings bad ben held at Nswcadle and Ty nemontb, at which the patitkots be (Uri Orey) bad preant,d, praying for Inquiry, wan apes/ o. most lisporfelip faro to w Ich the costersol. wens slosibssill hd formed part of • _ sopensio• from 'Hoeg Kong, and white Tics voitiminotie, end be (Stamped id. Additimad.) Er WOPENCE. Mr. WALPOLE Md lest yeae expetesed n *wham that no settlement could to more inoonvement than the one at which they bad arrived. It wee his opinion then, se it was now, that if Jews wets to be admit'td et oil, their admission °rent to have hes a OEM, oten, end direct ere. (Hew.) It wee by no moats akar how tar the powsr of perms re solutions roamed on them by en act of lest sermon realy extvedcd—whether their IN solutions under that act would . . extend blond the eniatiog melon, or even b.yond the exist. parlisment ? As to the amendment, Le thought A would ho highly inconvenient. The best plan would have been to prop me a scesionel cache; but, under eziatiog eircumstascee he would safest that a te!eot committee shoat be appointed to consider seed n vet on the beet mode of es rptig into sffct the sot of lest session f (Cheers.) Mr. NIMDEGATE consented to withdraw his amend ment if the gummiest thought that the course poin ed oat by the right hen. gentleman was an expedknt one. Lord I. MANNSIte, en the pert of her Majesty's games ome!, expressed a hope that the mater would be refereed to a eract tioserstsee. Mr. DONCOM BB had listened with great pleasure to the °barnstorm of the right hen. gentleman (Mr. Walkole), Demme he thought they were dictated by a syirit of au ntie ion; and he would, therefore, consent to the proposal. The motion end amendment were then withdlawn, end • select committal was etpolated. THE TIMBER DUTIES. Mr. MITCHELL moved "that it was ILe opinkm of the house that the duties on foreign and colonial weed Weald be repealed." The boa. gemismaa mid that la the puma aa. certain state of the hours he would at propose the repel of the timber duties this year ; be would - only silt as them to adopt the terms of his precast reselatioa. The prolate of this duty was *boat 600,000 L per IiSIM; end that attention* feed deterred Mrs, from 111181 WA sew, Ewa bringing the matter forward. Directly after the war ke bed felt that it would be ineapylient to ask for the resoled= of this duty; bat to 1880 a considerable reduction fa oar burdens met take place from the falling is of the ter minable ennui* s. He therefore premed the boom to mynas its °pinkie that It wee ursjeet and isimpedicat to eastiame this duty. lb. FENWICIL ereveded the reeohtlian. Btr 8. NORTHOOTE c attended that as rate had been nab out for treating the duty start from the general question of Bomar. Reference had bees made to the Mem Ems that would take piece in 1880, but it wee most Wise. tiemahle to fetter tLo bands of the Chancellor of the gado. quer a i ..- rieioesii;;l.o (Hew. bear.)_ Yr. WILSON raid tha Sir N. ?eel and Mr. Olrdstisto haikeit;raTl 1:14 citea; dada ; bat he would nem be • party to repeelleg a duty until he maw hie way to the bong made up. The ho e. besinet °moats bad rieland the toot.on, oa the grated that the duty was paid by the lee* rouser • bat he (sr. Wiles) wana that the pries el eaten* linter vas regulatcd by Uri of heirs, nut the Seaga by the conaled. Bach avowals was new to his ewe in the hat tea pen. (Beer, War.) lie should resist the motion, believieg it impolitic to dell with decal animates to en liwiated fora. As our expenditure sea in eleaeltd, and the imeona from certain twee dmii.iehing, he aneght the moieties alight not to be mint...laid by the _._ hews. - Xr. HUDSON sa'd he shoold rapport the motion of the ham. gestlemes because he believed it to be juct. Mr. LABOUCHERE said that he could Levee bars ... sal. ...... . _ my promise that the timber duties should he repeelvd, because 0 was not in his power to perform any such prom... EstUeght the earliest opportunity Mould be 'alien to repeal the tax, bet be would sot vote for en abstract proposition foe the repeal of any tax till he heard the thiamin statement of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. (Hear beer) Lord H. VANE would Rugged to the lice. member for Bridport that be elsould add to ;tie mottos the word., "se ems as the Mao oft^e rOVEllike admitted." (Hem, hear.) Mr. MITCHELL mid he shade remota to the appal of the sedation! by agreeing to the 'Minos of the words sug gested. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER considered that the sedition made the sodas much more objets demble than before, for it pledge! the home to the of the ditty se mos se the state ct the remits la mina! it. He mu d not agree to the etateraeat that Ibis wee the mly mode in ettiok• tax, supposed to be Weaker to the galas L ireet, amid be bromin before the hones for am eideradots, sad that unions the home sanotioma • resolution of this cbarerger, it was Importable Met the ppievance4 of any clam of the community could be brembt beim the home for tonshierstion. There were meant, melt se by movie, for mem, of bringing the whole smite of any Seal arreagement bdwe the hou.e, and if the home mama en r:on the subject, it would no doubt influerm the Oma- Oster, if be bed the means of giving it elbet. Bat he amid assure the baste that at pretest the position of the Chancellor of the Exchequer was of that nature that there seed not be any renuable tancaget the &ffetent intense of the community for the aup'us he had in Mod. (Laughter ) He therefor, • bad the house not to saection minima of this kind, which had an frijol us effect on the public mind, and led to a feverish anxiety emoeget the difFortmt branches of bed. affettsd by them. He thought hie hoe. freed had been misunderstood. He did sot say that this tax on timb-r was not a ted tax, eves thomb it am of • protertnaist ammo ter; but that the-, were mast' tuts ow row materials which were WOMB. He should be very glad tee be able to repeal the duty on timber, but it win r 4 in his power to hold out say expectatios of that kind. Ina short time—probable in • month—be should call the stlmetta of the house to the Maeda, condition of the ontatry, and if any antidotes did not weer/ of the prin. sal that made, it would then to open to those who repre sented the timber trade or called for the remission if other tame te bring their mars before the home, when they would no doubt rearm impeatia consideration. The manes, with the addition aergested by Lord H. Vane, vas time pet, e when there *primed— or th motion Agalset BALE OF SPIRITS IN SCOTLAND. _ Viseoest ilduriHNlD nee is more f ot a arlect commlte is inquire leto the laws regulating the vale end consumption of exchable Neon Is Sootim4. His propel ion was a sitzt, ressos, and moderate one. The question had mere excitement than the oomeion warranted. He had eatisilled himself that some inquiry on the subject was ili . Objection bed teen taken to the proposed mode of inquiry, but it was of little censequeses how the inveseiption was conducted provided there wee en in. erairy. The public -hoeses act in Mothed, commonly called the Tarbes Mackenzie Act, was one of • restrictive character. It prtook of the nature of • sumptuary law which meM only be &feuded on the mend, If at all , of its electing the object for which it was emoted, sad its not glens rise lnrdd. ntally to primness of another character. It was rot a wait nof whether the state of titbits wee better before or after the law wee pared, because ostain cir cumstances iron out of it which, indepeendy et any each comparison, made it • proper subject el kwakty. (Beer, Marl TM act in question required ell pelEc Mess to be dosed et U o'clock at night. Public-horse, hotels, and Inns were required to be shut up an lb. Sunday. Puldio-beens were ettbjeet to the visitatien of the polka at all hoer% will& he did not object to. A discret mazy power was ghat to the megistrates to limit the number of publishes's.. to any extent they pleated, and to that power was to be atinbutad TIM 1 of the evil to which he should tall the attendee et the boom Matey complaiele were wade that the magistrateebad not conducted themselves with Winer in the mentos of finer (onetime. Justices who sat in the lower otters for panties bream, eat also in the higher courts to decide on the appeals erns theureelvee. It was also usual foe the magistrates to receive deputation' frets tamper ape end teetotal societee, who, however good their intentkme, bed a bias tosards mesas de act rigorously wheinteteel. One of the cmditioes et granting • Lcence war, that thee should be no back door. That condition we. nude at the iodisation of the temperance (irk. s. He did not wish to make any attack on inaglateetes or polies, or an other parties, but be would pet it to the Down whether it was right that peewee holdhg thous opinions on • particular subject should be the persons to carry out the law. With nand to the effect of the law, he held in Ma hand • return of the per sons taken up by the police for hang drunk, sad them who being taken for other comes wen found dente. The result is Aberdeen wea that in 1852—the year before the act paned —4,700 persons were felon by the potios for drunkenness; In 1857 there were 1,760 melt cases. That showed aa alma- I rent decrees., but it wee made op for by the number of j er sone takes up for cellar came. and found drunk; the num ber. bang 7291 a 1852, and 1520 in 1857. le Inverness there were 204 taken up by the police in 1852, and only 98 Inman. wee therefore me of the places quoted to show tat adrantege of the act ; but from all the prim 'et informaion he mold obtain the act woe there ceded letter, end was learcely put into force at all. In Glasgow them was • diminution in the • number of drunken ears, but Mere WWI an norm* in the number of disorderly pew found densk. In his opinion, thee was a distention in the amount of Sunday drunkenness. It appeared from the esters that Saturday wee the mom drunken day in Soodand, and a ri a m . li na ter an .) g . Th te e nt, illici en t d t e rti t. e in &Methane& nun be sight te judged trom the feet that me bousswhialliiimaselwerebadthemircolreuedtip"liedbertoo...7 the whole comity. How profit person who we. fined 2001. still carded pee the bedpan, and he understood shot tt was not unusual to mobs from 2001. to 8004 In four month.. The Comminiestees el Inland Rename in their lad repot showed their opinion of tat act, for they recommended the Treanu7 not to make say attempt to restrict the number of public-homee by any arbitrary km, for the example of Olasgowand Edinburgh, i n s the peeing of the aot of 1853, showed that it was not by each means the habit. of a people wen to be Mange( He condemned in the strongest mauler the maployeathe of the ,athaa spies, which lad to the existence se la th e me ! tha e thi a - th e i aa lj th force sod the peels The sable bud referred to several snores in when ttA police bed been empleyed fee thepmme of detection. Timm were the grounds is which be seed for se lavestlgstion. He admitted that immerality tinted to • grid West in any oh the towns of Soothed. Memoir we. the wont, bet Edinburgh was net meth better. (Lesighter.) And there wereother towns inertia sormildag many as bad took Owe. se el not aid MO how isquity was oesdacted, bat be the best coarse Wee for the members of the lefse to=rhe themeless. Mr. CRAUFU RD semded the motion. Sir A. AGNEW admitted the tr ot si m otives which lamed to his noble hiend take up the au . aid regretted thee fore that be should a pp e ir to opres fe:sny way. But he thought that this inquiry coed be much better conduced bye royal commission than by a committer, because the hots would be put in a much atrome light by a 001001:11400. If a committee was appointed 'considerable molt dare before any mount of evidence could be tiktn, and be did not think any gentleman would venture to assert that the house would be in existence for the whole s mer aid it might happen that after devoting their Urns to the pietism tion of a blue-book the hon. members might middenly dud themselves sent off to enjoy the country air. There were two ways of dealing with the subject, either by • committee or • countsiedon ; a committee would approach the inquiry is a hostile point of view, whilst a commesion would mufti me the country end take the beet evidence at the least expeess. Needy 2,003 Whim, with 30,000 signatures, hied been presented in favour of • wi but very few for • committee. Asa general fact the Mackenzie Act had /AM satiatection; then might be some slight rieroace but on the whole it was a groat boos to the poorer Mmes. ' He would not further detain them, but he begged to men, as an amendment, that a humble addeses be presented to her Mejesty, praying that the will be grukinely gisessi te appoint a royal commission te emery oat the MI Make. Mr. FINLAY asemeicil the amendment. Mr G. GREY IPOS glee that the government bad moored as beaky em this important Mien, thetmh he code set Pols e his noble friend in denouncing the hiss Mgekeuset Ad. _Mr. C. Wised that the speralks of the Forbes BlaratmehrAel bad bra em the Mole beseleial to Scotland. As le the Nelda d imgralsy, he tbseighl the feeling of the UM, et forty theneeed ram who bed petitioned fen a emembas wee =Medi, neret. The LOAD ADVOCATE wwsld hats been extremely girl It he Nadi have adopted the sempeallen of the right hos. Mem& awaits, that the Inquiry should be conducted by • sennelline; bat, its, baby gives the subject hie moat mime eambimetim, be had come to the ossedmion that bi gotry kr stemesit smut* sion would Imam' mural. U IMMO Lied MILO UND pll,OOlll 10 withdraw hie molten. bet It wee tleally zegativel by omen; end the ammismist meg gamed to. • THE WEST INDIES. Mr. BUXTON same for • select committee to inquire into the condithe et the Wed ladies, aad the best means of mno=f iandratios Into the. He deeded that the etas of the islands could be ettributed to the emeneirdss of the aepom. All the Metonyms. el the platers mild be tuned to other source.. The supply et berm was, Demme, the question Of chief import ance, and ce this point he turd the selvisebility of in quiry, with the view of diacoveang the quarter from whence and the mesas by which this supply could be beet The hot, member criticised the system of =- don as at reseed roublished, objeeting to many of the are rengessents sow is fume and contending that the whole exposes Jammed In bnyordng Mowers should be defrayed by the planters. Sir B. LYTTON teeny related the history and pro gress of the handgestion system, which had largely pro muted the preeperity of the West India., and from which be was convinced no government would of to depart. The complaints of mortality among the immigrants, whether on board the premperoesels or in the colonies, were, he insirted, founded on exaggerated or distorted etatemets, and were entirely disprorod by the actual facts, Jab which a searching Investigation had been lostituied. Agitating to the proposed Inquiry, be suggested that the question should be allowed to stead over for • bale while, until some papers VOW 10 prepualion were laid before pediment Mr. LABOUCHERE wee perseaded that the inquin by • select commistao would be Tram and hoed that it r,ht prove asiseldevoss. Frequent and mailed for interpration, either by the easeutiee or the legislature at home, with the affairs of the Maim was es every aroonat to be deprecated. Mr. F. CROSSLEY armed the setiefection that ha felt at the speech et the Secretary Lr the Coleeirs. He bad visited the slave eiatee of South America and the plantations dim The plasters were anxious to get his opinion em their " dot:nestle ieetitadoe," end they asked him if he did sot think it was attended with atmatage to themselves and their staves. lie eaderroturd to show them It would be more to their advantage if they pall Mir Women wages, Mead of having to give large ems for tha t and them have M bead the whip over them to make them week Hs edvbed his hoe. friend the member for Harped to accept the Ate of the goverment Mr. C. FORTESCUE, who rose amid aka of "divide," said be only withed to appeal to the bar. member for New port to take the advice tebdend to him by the Secretary far the Colonies. Hs did not think that the public gil l of this country did sot demand this Inquiry, sad !bet the heft did notrequtre it. Mr. C. EWING was ewe that if there was sufficient labour in Jamaica they mid brat Cuba out of the market. Be did not think dist differential duties would do them any rod. Mr. BUXTON sold he would aveept the test proposition of the Seeretery to the Colosiee, and if he did not get the intrematios he required be should bring the subject cia again. The motion was thee withdrawn. COUNTY COURTS ACT. Mr 11. NORTHCOTE obtained leave to bring is • bill to repeal the 32nd section of the County Comte Act, 9 and 10 Vet, chap. 96. The °eject of the bill, be said, was to abolish the emcee of High Bailiff of Westminster sad Soca melt MARRIAGE LAW AMENDMENT BILL. Oa tee Mee of the day for the third reading of this 6131, Mr. B. ROPE NM be was Load to enter his prdait against this bill, and N gMe it ea eadying and noastylatiag epposhicts. fir) An the mesa of Enema 100011 relitto this MIL Ogees laughter.) It was mid, whin was before the boom os the bat comics, that the Mu of Leaden were in favour of it. He bad tee newer to make to that steemeat at the time, but to-night be hedl new. lie bed pressated • petition against it totem the Dm and Chapter or Weetudester, and wither from Sion College, and be bad eke prosented use front the clergy of the feeporaat imaracrorng teen el Leeds. He was sell died b tt e et ome though law. tie f e s t m ill ved migh a t at mm th. bille b ter sd a it t w hini ould tfra no: that day slit seentha—The hoses divided: For the titled reeding Agsinet it MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS BILL. This bill weft threnda_comaitese prof LAW OF PROPERTY AND TRUSTEES' RELIEF AMENDMENT ACT. This bill was read • mood time. The hoses adjourned at • quarter to 2 o'clock. THE APPOINTRIST Of SIR ROBERT HAMILTON: The appolatorsat of Biz Robert Hamilton to a proviemal seat in the Corsa of the Goversor•Grneml of la Is to be rcantended. fle Robert Hamilton has rendered rest ser vices to hie mantry by his political nenagensest of the Coe toil Indian Proving(' ' • and it is desirable that the Coattail of the Geverser-Oenevalef lan should always contra at last ale make teausaenat with the stain of the ergs stare. It is probable that the appointment of Mr. Montgomery to the Ithootemeit-gmentenhip of the Noitlo-Weetem Provinces will aria Bit a. Hamilton to take hie mat is soca as he aa pramedl to CAL-lota for the This will therm the entelaneest of mother pronGlcar member of ceeneil, ma se. Is eridisary coar.e, the nest vacancy will be that of Mr James Oases, sow senior menter of council, we pre sume hr the, next lionisation will be Bat of • • military eliewr.—Owriarl M.O COVET or COMMON CAMINCIL.—A special court war held yeiteday. A disoonion took Oar as the bill re. W ieg to the male of grain now Was parliament, mad a ;el lion against the Inman adopted on tin recommendation of a commitee to whom the subject was referred. Bernd petitions were perated fa favour of providing the coat of the premed lunatic asylum out of the City's foods, sod a riedutioa we 1, after some discussion, eloped to the effect that • previa= ?moieties of the omit in favor of the asylum being provided Igneous of • county rater Miriade& A litter was reed from Mr. D. W. Harvey oa the subject of the vacant officio( High Bailiff of Southwark;and HMO die cos.ion mooed as to the eligibility of that gentleman for the rhos. Eventually the later Ina refined to a committee for amelioration. Tee Lord Mayor said that the Emperor of the Fres* is cosaideration of the reception he bad met with by the °eversible on his visit to the City, had bees pleased to cosier upon Biz P. EL Woe, Bert., the than Lord Mayor, the Otter of Haight of the Legion of Honour. After the trammed= uf soros ether brines the court &tourist. LEFF Pltakcentu.—The following are a po'nted prowess at the Chapel Eie Whitehall, on W eidfe t sdgr and Fridays during Lent :—) latch 9, Ash Wedneiday, Dean of Canterbury, Vey Rev. Dr. Alford ; 11th, Friday, Hon. and Rev . D. Gordon; 16 th , Wednesday, Rm. F. C. Cook; MA, Friday Ray. 0. Mathias; 23rd, Wedneigekl:ev. W. Rages • • 33 1 iLicla y Rev. Dr. Oordbont • Weirs. day, R:v. Harvey ; April let, Friday, . John Monaca; 9th , Watering, Hon. said Rev. A. F. P hipps. thlt, Friday, Hon. and Rev. R. W. Sackett* West; 13th, Wedoesday, Rm. A. G. Co/await ; 16th, Friday, Rev. Dr. Vateri ti, : x f i llemow; 20th, Wereoley, Rm. John Vans; Friday, Dena el (Asada; Very Rev. Dr. Williams. vise setvicie at 11 o'clock. The Rev. John Rump!, Rector of Patrefield, Suf folk, has been 'mired to the artery of BlonVithem, In the county of Iltuatarks, by the Bishop of Petaborougb, the patron. r. 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