The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-26 00:00:00

;:-.„#, /-7 P .? .;...- 4- asks , : la Wawa el U., ioal i.e. !.Jot fp. tqlow dbrsrt. Wava,Cl.. 5. S. 419. lliarroftis A r 1.1. -If • Will • 1.1. apply of 1.115.1 • a .. ..... 1 .14•1. tins. ai poi lea slaws, 1.. f the 1.501 .a. r .pesaarica len*, tomtit& Dr* 16 ' . tat aslant alirsl .111alm. U.S. .”14 at Id Oen. Maw owl pa. Wog Mel. Waal, 21. t.. Mc aft flat "a... 4: . ;et T. 04., 21. t 2 4 4. p.r p. 21 ../la pa its& R. w 06 pa Mai Ise Lincesr.s. Ar an. 23 -41 eat aura aoraft 151•7 dale ", was • 10•141.14 9111 , 11. altalt foki •4 aigasfre 1 6. 2. to as at 6.1 14.0 • miugarlas , elsft omplare aid 006 l• 90.. Isk nk W. a .11. pa 11 draw Tory lit lo ask pk.• sew •61••••• Is/ 0ook••••21.•• asalllarg a, sat. afar u M... U... awl N. Tf• le 311.. • gamic Dan kap froa'aa.4 1.011 seeli• paw. 1. tow 6. 1 'IMO I.p. ttirolm •••••,, 311.. is 310. per ii 0011111 Wee oleo Owe* vim, small amply, awl a am? loisay - woo 1102n0r4 si 41 , 445. 19 W. p.s IS l• yr* eta 1N grafi. prima Lan ut s. A ran. 21. -Vs law WI • isalersto sop* of am *Ma. ma w 14.5 161. hewn real •k. adi ease raw. A wail asiWas ao• alasewly Ma.. hay um M. P. Y ow. wasp , rek, Nw 5.44•.. wilt., W. If W. ...I V. ry lit a li.frag is spay .rra. 10 New, ..sit•srtat.Tsse. •tati 32.-At is. web* sa. ...muse 15.1 • r-di away of boa W. ▪.. of b• 4, l, Ma dtratai dos lb. ma, 4. thamad aivily a. as lagialawa. of Is, aa• 1". pa , taita. tag sad thwarth... bra Istk .b • paws* eartaiwa., warnaly • iseassaroa mat Is haps thao , 115.1 sate 051 ars s. Ip eleassal4.. lip Waral. 411 1 *. 1 , 1 1 1 1 164 las last, old .14 11.4.54*, lloaaark and Welips. Wei al Nola ▪ .11.4 um allow twill ea coma r wlll6 That Ewa I. 1, efaa aflame 6r. asii kW, tbe ago al,6l yaw Ist tram :10.6.111 laarimida sad M. in ra. 19111. rasa MO bad a 915 ablulk arm Woe ar. ea is ! . „ to bold ea M. 100 WWI ma eat* beam WV rad thee Ira dWa air py. awassy. raw • 1•411•••••1. limas awl pm. .116•111 Amy& Oro do. 111•91 Isla, eel*. I. wee wavy War agairsd_ . arrissio I. .1 155. swat .1•5-11fbat, ram.. 1,101 &maga rti . RT., .51 maw It Sway, mess.. 494 , &noire, WO, Wir , al* aroma., M. o.oat.frasama, 711. num, 5•9 whs. Aram 71. -At obt. pap .1 viral sot ramealls. sad We. Wag • le 1 • 9 1.••••1 Was 01aw...1 toil aft a. At 0 • 61 .1 sba• • loare• • Iff. 1/0.0 4 .1 wia bast. A trar 1N.,. 1 :,..4..y lna abiall WI mama as Wm. Thar "1 . .' so 41, reil I. F a web Mw t Nag M for 1111 TOOL. aim 1011,- •••• ..4 ralatdal mass. moo .60 , 4 a 1.1451 00 ▪ . 1 • 1 •11a. •• Mo ntt. 11. h. 415. Ma tria. maw bray, Ma to M.; no. awahlar aro. "off t es% fita. u. as. pm arsta. rim, Wk. lo 215 par oak as the afar. = I Illotassa sr, Aram Zl-A. care aarbel h = Wes so • ka quatilp of • amok tad 5454 ma • I a.sa IL blob!!.04 "I" °ad "I 466 yN• C ., I 1.4 Iw 7•7•7:: ID P 4. bb • sow • pet is •••••• ?bow boner illZes " ad 1 1 ; IV; brio. sad ipsed . Stso nava th• wrens was of loot • /own wasa is. sorlik v. sr, s. Ler ,. q• by erler . , p o t: 1•4 1••• aumped• la. p• Iraw v.loooe, framplas Mum .1 , sat sow, h So Ma VOs ans. bean owe • IMal.al rapply, sad ,ea rfaut wing at as. to Ma.; ' a sad sew, a. Mai Mara iplow /spat Low, 3'ho. ; be, anlp sitat. Stir. pm a as. 1 1 • V G. Olirasaa. At att —Tbe one rewind this warratag of ig law the .leas Ow Iliatitaisa vsstwa named lbw tinSIMI Its b• lu to- bp y ' •••911•• la thole penis n aiad anni - slow Won , whits. it no not of sposalauwo, IM el Slot• its. avaleatly • Wax illi•pailtima N paella... TM low min shot dot tan One wen it Weber Wm. tam last wash. bats vat earatioratty amear, boa this day saw tt, in le mil qui*. IL per run Is prim ll.rl+y, oda., w sa• mod rap awe oath al, at site saw, grab hub d•asi• ikor r with a woody at.. at 11.. re sad. w Us. Pneawautan, APRIL 23..—W• bat but fill, wheat 10 • cans; here to day, ant prices an fully '24. per qr. twins Ones —as. psi gr. as pots IR on he. Aaltto. yellow want. Mont Sat lode sprint ens. sad priors as loot won. ,otiof Must xo, Ar att. 23.—Tire s•Wy of wheat wee seorrely Imp a• kit wadi, bat the dmawl ••I brae% and ran wen tibmt4 al as stenos fully of 2. pet quolea. va toot belay tarn is ea layain . p I en ban sot attend. 104 f Oats, boas, ea 4 pin an with • stow sole at Ins inotatiort. ha or lassni,APßlL —The voids woe _way lay +OM 'spoiled With awe iew whititTheie was - elivaap — -- famemil . ; l'here ,_ the lame Icing fogy le. par geol.'s ow lie peter el Mt ) ,, 1 ., 4 .: * •••h. Owed ramp •of • bite abut mai Om Me.= 67 . 71 mad Wedge semi. from 426. to 44•. LA looms 7 ," sti.. le 43e. Viewers wa• la desert pimp MU lkeithir le. ''"' le b. per quarter over the ram of Met whet. The li= . 3:4 trade wee er t irtt ealeuinnoi,er a acidll pekes est emwv.,./7.z.... ____"" ke pia:Hsi pure. Us. to 340. Thad was • •Weet a lL i mia "'"' dew at cue at tae prima of Mu week. prime left me high sells. la beau ma pees there err ao deer ds& Wt.sects, Aram 23.—Throt Is s gaol .apply of /rah st ell trade at We dere tarekr, bet the warlike g crewed • beet &mead 4., when at le to Se. over rho of lut week, se I a better sale Ma all ..tber psi.. Pikes to Mbl,s...rer —Wheat, IF Itiltd, 460. to Pete, 4410. s. it elbel ; red, 43e. to 44e; ours, •Se. Pate, le.te l M a M. wale, per woo. Sem*, 41e. to 44e. per qr. lii'..ararraa, Aralt. 23.—Ilmee woo rather • Fralka a rm' endure at or whet to-day, sad wbeet continued tally as high am Imt "vet EngtiM white whoa foe. 41. to ha dd., te. ' rad red 4.. ltd. to id 24, per 61 lb,. malts; Frig bust 4. Jl. to Ira 7d. , sad deadlier , 4 .. to 4. . 11. per bushel ; 1.... ace 1..r0m 6. 44. to It. 63., sad old 6a. 34, to fie. per ugh I bushel , cote, 3e. Ad. to 4.. 34. per 39 lb. sew Y.ma. Aram n.—At ow cum mute! to-dap there vuea wrili ea kale apply at who .t, 'bleb met with a fur &mead, at IE4 ea dearest I. per garter ; what* rapes arid at 40e. to vt tar 147.. sad red $7.. to 43s pre 76 BUNN. Tait tr•d• ralr4 dull thee i ta barley, ad wimples won aliened 01 at 109. to 36.. per I. I train. Oslo woe la MOM* eapvly ead quit* is 4+. 1 a. the a. prier week, mar! 22•. to Mc pre 24 rose. brae r• were is halted sappy sad with very hula doing, prim were lee 40r. to 44e. per 1111 roe. The wester: dales the pet week Ill• . Os. hum eutedlegly mds e td reetedwa Ire nerved s • 'beck. .`a , KililltALDT, Atilt. 111.—At as comity maikels olds I".,_'? ) awl' we bole asi Itsfl nub pea a my kiwi elbow ; bst I ',. '".. I otstne to fawn main se *dream a several slallam per 4 ?. ,is. oa wise, sad N. per qr... bosky se4 est% m tattle 6 . almilfall Mafia Oa no wasal sold ea dames of tiL was llpa es 014111‘b bead 3a pm qr. oa ilim, qualities. Ease. Pi" t ..tioy, m bagman sepp:l-s as l busts of eras. !Wes g'Mb. el au whams 8.-vastly nf t.. P qr. What, 365. f s.b.. .. sills, pr *. Merry., Ttio. to IS.. Oas 204 to 27.. ....; WA/wow% Arms 23.—Our &Imres of pas Ms ,jja. bornWm slam cesea, tad the ouppllks by bat lee die I trek N trek lime Mm nest Imigataosal : boa Maned w las* . 6 k —' ' -MIA bag a very naiades queMty of Milks cam TM Ai.: I remt....- • e•r7- d ~lklt Wad is sae marks' cm IMmday Isst, lra Ma mil t for owel e.t.d.' of Me Elsie vs •••-, ,1; ' ••.• Mel • Mr al whe pa aose Gi. as - banal tiasrat, mi Som.4 mkt berm Mum alaola Imo ass MO meat. Dad" alisallo mare assesilsa, MIME. Isomerat say dram le masa la mes 7110 May amMias Ism loss desk tierasa Mai y W ises Wog vista alum lila grays a .tamer.. We haw km/ as Iwstw lawasail Asssaa I. lath .a cam, as a (wiser aalrassa at St w ee f pee kanst, ad the asaras4 tI, arrt, sib ma upward labasairy. /lag Is r•tw miaow. at al. se la pr sack -TM / WS. we? larva tai. auk -Wass , . L 43 9 ,5. ; Isar ' , must nos. 3,1401 arc liagests sea -Oa %. 6,100 tarrsla ; The Isaa, 1,013 NAP. 11.11 M alma', moms. MID CATTI.IIFAIit —Dowe taw. ▪ . •r est 111.—Ible Yr wet bele te-40, when Uwe ws• wore tier es mow somber 4At yeased„ Itatt trade rul.us p i lam w Ivory• with es advance el 1.. 1.1 la r . law Owls, b e t ga, but mewl, dr wtolle area bee& a • lee. boar. Couplet seM 40.. P. YU kis. trees Tut I . 4111 r. • ...1. 4 .4 4 la awe. particularly tart reit& wltich lead • wall N barber prime Omit 41 lea fur. There wen set quite m id k e re many mire m.l~l. bee tea wee brat. Papa s. in very area apply et brew new,. ► """" curtna.-111.mor•t.se. Alt am 21.— TM ooh st • low eMom w Imm and pod "lady. TM meter portico 4.44 at p r. • C•IIICALTI. " VI. O,WIMMII4 1111•1111*. Sr psi WI Lab karma 04. •• dasart4l.-11,1nmeedl. 11.pnl bIitTHS. 311•1111:A0113,_ AND DILATIIL !HUM& , Ili oats, /AA Irt LIT.-..M1 fik ibi Mabee wren. Was. Who Ad I L 11....11be fwsh.i. lisq 1 ~.4 eon lima le. ClL•er .- bell Ilk II Ilildr *4 1.111. Mho. Mad. Ss wlt• of 0w... "I.'. Pt *lit- 4 . iro '' 7ll 1 ma Showariamt. Wit alb 03 r •..tima . Await, I fiVA 4 .1 .4 . 1 , 1. tie at Mr I Senn. of Adfhalorfoad 1".41411 a i l % SKIL - A pal O. as I=4„ twee. dr Mho el J 3 C. Gavle - . IS . 0 Ar • any% 6 trok . 0 Agl as Arbelbaft. sat /. k i t. IMPOIMPIie. OS •it• kt sow Tclirt m -rt . . . nobby. gsmt. LiverseeL IM Wed Itr SIAILRIAOZB. Y &I ),... 3. it %swnovirmionas.l4l.le,j, II l i lt : ...t , briree t .b I M, WI, ii.Zr..v . l._,L.ela UM Vinare, deatiget a M.. J. team.. • 27. - I O .. '" 7 7 . ;No o Low. -spill WIDOW , -Opel f/.Y ifo. Orogoork Moothoolor. b., U. OmR frprew, D Jantoos, I . of Olovoy. . Oho, oat loshObt therm Isonfor of Sionriboo. Alm, of 11. orr- II PLIMM WITH 41pot K• panel chards. al tid , 1....g01ay W Claw ••• Ih• I•:.• C. Illarllnt. hadbr ow .4 K. 1.6. :• Irminhelb 11140/4. Mu K KA. J. U. 4 'mug.' • ROI. rA KIK•n. 4.1 MITES. pa me a -arta %.110.6.111•4. Div*. 1101..941, 1 1_ 1 • aav• Rink -Ajrli at L• 640/ Myer. O• •-• " 4 • I' the M Mir r IA - Spal T. 11•410111 ens,. 11640. Kr J. Ow, Ned to wine • -ow O. at amberdsoirts Owl. K. Jimmie eillte. T. or al lb. a ww.a.K4 ti -Aarll M ONlKS.Kesabedk. widow of Oww. WWI& lyhApi l a . „ i d IF NISI ART.-4We 111. Milos V ralliari. 111.1.. 1111,1•14mok -0111. Deka a w..r I l miliftp/Kia, lltat. la Ye MA rum pat *II 4 1 P e g M Y WILST rn en t"I NP I a ea it /taw WS a,961.) (stamped lam{- A•4) CT die kW E . I'AI'ER , .^l - 11 ,4 6 • •L'i 72X3 at • rq-, !. ...•• PENCE. have determined to mei- gamete. RititnlXo.—Tie chartist candidate, Mr. Hyde, honed a address to the Motors and noesisetcse of the bores& an Saturdt k........ , tatilmatia r that to mein any longer bakes dm es sr meld not serve me, 12iiirstie pergesere he = glis erfibikaw from the canted, The laurel commitseveasoliirle who weearotan at he. sot rst _Mid* his lippmeree, so that the =test will now ho cceMilisl to the ire Mod numbs= (Hz. F. Pigott and Sir H. ITAltftg) end Kr. lea, a ressemtive. Of s wam or the beer Um Is no doubt now eaterteined by the Steel WV, bat the amereutive will not be defeated k w asswity as mirey appear to have anticipated. I%s wave of sils Omagh vrelremered to mange with the goverment Nothoritb , for fife ibel of the writ so as le amble to to seebthe oestomm Olgan is Ba w dy; evening, bat be vim enigmas's!. It IN not probable the eketlaa wall take plum until the don of the week. RR/cum—Mr. Torre= M'Calligh km re fi ned. from the wrest sad Mfr. licemen,_ timbre, is imoppesed• RETYO:4IO . IEntd). —Lord Maws] (esamervaiiver sad Hr. F (ttbeed) ere the ealy candidate in the Sold. No careet le teipeKed. ItiroN.—lb. A. B. Itioliatior whose same boo oppooroi an a molitoto for Kaarasborosib, sad Idioms foam =isssasessial that bans*. is am Graduate a moat canvass Ma. He Is an armed and Armor reformer, and is my popular. Rocupsa.z.—Aieen.eleetoeal operveir drenosetra- Nem took on flagerday everbc, te Butte if tex wßemag at kotur wreldair and therepsekers were W. Peered, J . le, J. 30tobell, and T. Wrean am Mti manyreselvad, eseskitring the cheroots, a iblette, and remitted °Adam of Richard Cobbs, Esq., oaf alliooreakine of pelt* importmece—oxiaity and politically-•-• it is the minket ot ibis meeting he is 'Mundy Meted to re. ream eke interestsred *pinker@ of this boreegb= wee Another resolution reepsidu ll y regasted the to vein kw Yr. Cobbs. Boosiewtax.—The two late mambos, Mr. P. Knits and Kr. &dont Kinglalee, have hired a mon& address *elks dame, in whiek they stets that from the mem wide\ hoe emywhete Monied their oemans, they' have no Mb whatever ening molested. Tb. comm. tires my sparing no eustiess to same Os rotten of their eindidetea Werra. 0. H. Messy entl4l. Witched. The no abed= is sepasted to tabs piece or Friday next. This chairman at Mem& Mossy ad llitchers committee stator that he is couldlet the commtive candidates wilt be re tuned by a large SUPTOLE (1?..tar1723 : 118 contest for one of thlrisats , ta. this assatbassay, somisesd by the appeeranoe•Wakeel • Adair as a Slims, seadideee, seems likely to be one of some Merest. The maserverve candidates, Lord Earaiker end theesbeesposerrel, Yowl on Saturday a mend adders so Ms easeecis. Burrorx (Wffer).—lt having been ascertained that Captainßesset will take his seat if re-elseted, ids friends - are using every emetion to enure his return. lisenwhfirs. the supporters of Lord Jerseys matinee eteedlly at work, and expels themesime morons of moms. fiwsness,—Mr. Dillwyn, the late member, hr addressed the electors at a tle meeting, sad la the ammo of his speech be entered** great length into the subject of the franahise, end mend rather a novel system. H. said he would give meshood or individual franchise. He would give, every ma ens vete to aspect of that qualificia.ion; he would give gi a mond vote in of frtelzold prowl the iodate third In Meted el --end as mossy in =6. H 0.5. A give one vote in respect of each of these but no perm woe to have more than three voile wader anyekstundames. At the close of a very lomr speech the nesting peeled a reeelatton expositing " unabated cedidenco" In Mr. Dilleryn. TwenosnusT.—The Hon. F. Lygon (a lord of the Admiralty) sail Yr. Jeans Martie, brother of the late teem ber for the beeesth, are is the tied, with no cm to women them. Up to last Saturday none of the electors area beta enameled, and dam. Lygon and Martha will no doubt walk over. WALLDICIFORD.—Mr. Malin. is not, after all, to he allowed to walk over the course in Mi. borough. Mr. Edward A. Freeman, el OEM, has determined to contest this eitit i and will receive the support of a large number of and Muni voters. ffffetnierlit.-11r. Watley, the coroner, has famed an address in which, nestring to the Witless which was in sour.. d eitsature, roomessing him to a ma dden for the espneentation of this city, he amouneas his inwattort not to come forward on the present ecosision, bat adds that " should the tender ot support be renewed with equal termer at the time of the nut young in the rere sentation, I shall then unhesitatingly plea my humble p ser e:on at yam disposal." WINCHICTEB.—The four candidates having con cluded their CIIIVS34 have severally issued adheres thank ing their friends. The old members, flir tames Bast end Mr. Bonham Carter, speak moat ocinfidestly of being re elected. Mr. Fleming says there is no dada as to lie ato-, cesetul issue of the oonteet. but leaving it to be reared that he means it for himself. Mr. Lettere says the result of the poll will jottify him in coming forward as the s econd liberal candidate. Although many electors have not yet 'remised their votes, the cumber who have signified their ante ntioc of sopportieg the old members jointly leave no doubt they will be re-elected, and that by large majorities. WINDSOR.—It is admitted on both sides that Vansittart is safe, and that a sharp contest will take place between the other two candidates for the eeconi seat. In • meopienos of the mexpected death, on the 22nd instant, of Arthur Vansittart, Esq., trother to the member, the follow 's' cinder has been Mond to the electors : " My dear Sir, — It ia inpoesible for me to expose my deep and unfaived segretthat ineonsegmence of the very melancholy lode I have En-Mined in the mentioned death of my eldest brother, it will not be in my power to appear before yea on the day et nomination. My friend Captain Snarls, and Dr. Dodge have very lindly connected to nominate and second me, as ' they did in 1867 ; and as soon as the lest sad obemnies ham , bees paid to my poor brother, and my feelings Inn permit me, I shall do myself the honour to appear amongst you, and to thank you sod my whir friends icon the very bot tom of my heart for those kind promisee of support which fed sure, whether present or absent upon this =salon, can not fail to place me in the proud position of again bums the hewer of representing you to parliament.—l am, six., WILLIAX vexerrrster: Woucrorran.—The election will take place ea Friday mit. So certain do the old menhirs, Means. LAl lett and Ricardo, calculate upon re•eleotion, that they have not even canvassed the electors, but have merely offered themielves again by the ime of printed addressee. There sno probabi li ty of any opposition to their return. CONFIRMATION OF THE PRINCESS ALICE. TO TILT 701701 07 TNT EXPRESS. Stn,—l little doubt that you will armour with wry in thhking ihat it wr a pleasant circumstance that the hymn sung at the confirmation of the Prinoses Atka was originally composed by the amiable and large-hearted non relonart, Dr. Doildsidge.—l am, PRIL&DELPHOS. ROYAL COLLEOE OP PHYSICIANS.— At the Candela Majors, bold on Saturday, the 23rd Inst., the follow ing gentlemen Wen sdmit.ed licentittes of the college, under the recently enacted by-laws —Dr. William Sall, Army Medical Department; Dr. Henry Osborn, Southamptos Dr. James Russell, Birmingham; Dr. Robert titapbenson. Belfast; Dr. Thomas Jervis, Connsught•equare ; Dr. John Richard Wardell, Montington-rosd, Regent's-park; Dr. Richard Budd. Berneteplo CONSECRATION OP A NEW CHURCEL—YOSterdity morning the ceremony of eonsocreting the newly-erectog Si. blergereee Church, et Plum Meed, wee performed b, the Load Bishop of London, ambled by the clergy_ at the locality. After the roaseeration bit lordship preecked in the church. and • literal collection was made towards the bait& bna liit SOLICITOR-GINEILALSHIP OF SCOTLAND This office, rarest by Mr. David Mum having succeeded lie. Charlee Bailie as Lord Advoeste, has bean filled up by the appointment of Mr. George Patton—an arrangement to which no objeotion is likely to be made; oil the contrary, the feeling is, that, ell things oonsldertd, Mr. Patten's elevation to a crown office might have been espeoted wooer, out mast be held to have come somewhat elt.r his tarn" as flied by Pg''' : „iw,...usoee,iaa :CO nccca.giuerw, N y i°;sf . eo t.rd L Astr.o.h r t O ai.j: A s : g: 'll t : ihjih ;:i he -B :izifi: O o c° rgaryt f l::ounw..dua g" t4w B T uom ::A: osnmg TllTES . . r.atb.;:::..Ehu . — bi:mu: 'rb t.rb . irb: e j.uai:it p rete :hou.::..oin n p.ma.t f w G udags: o- io renewed on the assembling of the new perlisment et the red of May or the commencement of flow. EARLDOM Of X.Rt4T.—Mr. Thomas Hawkinr, the madidate for parliamentary honours in the fele of Wig ns ht, in rialineat of the Earldom of Ke nt ; on whet pretensio we know mot. Bets the well.ktown geologist horn whorn tLe elute*, of the British Museum purchased those megetdoent of the extinct dregon-rsom—Me tcchyosanri,, see ustwaudeadmiwatiosptstadact;rakw/b.ichter.nowamtu.adora the walla of We are informed that the colossal stases of "Vie. say," which workmen ere now trecthqs Its Itcelsy-hottes Gerdes, le part of Marochottf s deei2n for the monument of the great Oohed Wellingtos in 9 . 3. Paul's Csthedrel. On account of its sine, it cannot be edinitted amongst the modal. . exhibited in Westminster - hell. The Junior United Service Club has derided on I p r .esting & liberal densities of twn guisrea to tee National Life Boat billitetoe, valid% tt is roped to term every , yeat, ~y~ I ISO& MOM IVIORMII mai BONS S ' (cl. , LIN. of PANT/II to AU.I .—For WI Peet la 6 r. 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Et. !NCH EXHIBITION, 190, Pali-uslL—Tbe air Ast e ut i t ni d lM/1011 of ?IMAM the _INe Aim la Ur uni YAM& 114 Redo r 1 0 1 1 . L Clr tri: 41•1•1168. L ; orison% 111. "7fr Miff tl OW Iwo bun pear r sser."—SaLeseatas. The 110111ftear. he 0•1111•10.11119. Web ?germ*. al LL the YEAR ROUND, a Weakly banal, lir Ow LAW Mrs of ai 161111• B Wiadriel eir INa sk. Art= V....WM hot Owe la be Nib& WasiSw. est I ew Um 'MI6 Dot labs Ot= l MOWN : Wasted. gar —_.ea... IMOW MTV Ida ob& ii&Ware It=jet mg la 118* body Vim at So n. inne. w.o. tv Clopmas mot - MM= S'S ids LD W CO ORDS; Oat PUIODI W W tattriskie d headatist IKD y Miliunda , one It is mamba that the eissiird On take OM On Bra Dualism (tioura).—Leed :Bury Vase lad Xs' ladke from Cleveland ths contrawho His imeen is UM Ma bream, dm Du of ._ bed prom bed Mee Ms einjusotion wide M. Terror, h a s elimarvidtve =maned es made( all hie tomato to withdraw their to Lord Harry, sad to pimp for Mr. Ferrer. DIMEAIt (Nozni).—Theliberals express a deter mine's' to bring award a sesidithee of oresidemble local kfiseare to *Meet the mat with Lord Adolphus Vane Teas&uta this divides. U4.—Mr. Chadwick, who announced Ma mires a eamtidato for this borough last week, has retired , bales engearted by nether party. His place, however, has been aspiplied by Mr. Low* late a eemdiddetefor Dudley co likeral-sonservat l ta prlaciples, who yeeterday hosed a hand- NI earns( amine% of electors to hear an exposition of pelideof principles. A instant, tharehee, is mow folly upested. The nomination has jest been dud for Pride_ y lout. old ament, us, Sir Liperry Willoughby and Kr. E. Rolland, renew the odor of taidtlerlloll. Fraisufix.—The tmainatirea is fixed for Friday, eel the polhig mamma the felinelmg day. Mr. Cox a dmired Iwo Inestiene lest len, awl wee will remised; hie friends speak with made ae of one m, bet the embed between bin .eat be a heed freghle mat Ciarziewrcu.—The os, tart for this mhos to be ef • astervieed.th , Mr. Mentens Chem bere, Q.C,, having, es Sin 7, imenti m aj= address to the that, ofter dm sad smiles ell ...alfloalkiVprmia.. tat Mosey, and esthely pieces himself Is km& °Mose of the electors of ffteenwich who estertnis the osaviotiss that hie parliamentary union as • remanded= et Se borough will be acceptable to a large meeially of Ike liberal electors. Atter stating his barn' that • poll Mhos forth at* would record the names of a large majority el true liberal reformers in him favour, Mr. Chamber* may.: " I desire a real and effectual refo rm of Ms remanded= el the people la pullement, and for this pmpoes to edema the right of voting In counties to all ounpbre at proof the annual vans ti 101., to lowa the electoral ftnohies in boroughs sad aides awisialyte &H. ocespatka, sad to confer 1 that franohhe upon nesting iodates. I saes& ecadeasa the government scheme for deprivhg the 40s. and the adieus and others employed In the ewe& _smut mad dockyards of the right of =ft, sad I should whit to re move their electoral disqualification from poems bolding situations in the Pod-uffico, the Custom, Hades, and Mbar government establishments, at the mane time mesalimg ell objections as to imp+ leer inflosace or intimidation by establishing the sydan of voting by ballet" A ooneervative candidate has, after much threatening, Madly appeared in the Said. Captain Sir J. lieren *ha ven has put forth en address. Ho astruir.--la an address to his constituents at Horsham, My W. 8. Mum* the Under-Secretary for the Paulo Department, "died what would be the owner memos it the present guaranteed were got rid of altogether? and replied:—' The hones numbers 860, and Bt' of that number government can bring 280; then Mr. rght sad hie Moues may muster, my between 60 and 70 ; Lord Pelmereton about 180, and Lord J. Rummell from 140 to M. Now, these divided parties are nailed for the purpose of getting rid of the prevent government, and we wall suppose them to be dope with, and we wtll rhea look to the remade fag portion of the house and me how they are likely to gat along with any loudest mart= Take reform, for instance. Why, it was almost the last eight of the debate that my Lord Palmerston gave hisdursto *slimed what the reform mestere should be, and during his address, when touching upon the 101. franchise and the disfran chising of the little boroughs, It was quite laughable to watch the feettuer of Mr. Bright—it was, in fact, a comedy in iimil—and that gentleman was evidently In doubt if the true the differ's% soothes of the opposing party had formed mild hold out to the Isiah ed the debate. Lord J. Rouen gam the hones some Mead abet would fors the staple of hie MIA upon which Lard Pelmaretos seat out for a whip' (lies W. Hera), end add to Mu, 'I have listaned to what Lord Jobs it hadte say, end if ever he =odd being Is a measure beard upon the argumests he has bees will oppose It with all the mew is my power.' had this Sir W. Hayter mentioned to me at the lime, end Ima Wang tbis feet, gentlemen, with the omatioussaas that I have 'importer lung below me, who will, I dare say, make it pebble aseash." Inninen.—The radical candidate, Mr. Bing, timed on Saturday a brief address, in which be reitanam his determination to emu on the beetlans, sad expert e his Matta for the escouragement mandeited towards hint is support of the great principles he his nienri 114VOCAnnt. There are two soneervative candidates in the field, Mr. J. C. Cobbold and Kr. H. J. Wain; and it rumbas to be men what died the appearance of Mr. King will have upon the dammed Mr. H. Adair. who offers himself f or re-election as a moderate liberal. KIDDEILIIINSTEIL—A c,ndidate of liberal prin dpi e has been found to contest the reermontatios of this borough with Mr. Haddlrston. Mr. Bristow, the liberal candidate, arrived on Saturday, and the samenigtt addressed the electors, by whom be was as well rushed es wad be expected, the popular feeling running with Yr. Moderatos. LAMBILTH.—A meeting of Mr. lloaltea's friends was held at the Horne, Kennington yeetaday, Mr. Winter botham in the chair, when, upon th e proposal of Mr. Robert Taylor, mounded by Mr. Ellington, it was agreed to advise Mr. Doulton to retire, to which Mr. Doultoo, under all the dmemetemeee oesseelad with the oontst, agreed to accede. His magma= will, therefore, wit are mound, be announced toad y. LISCOLSIGUIta (Sorrm).—The conservatives lose oils vote bore, Mr. G. R. P.a. (liberal) baring been al torsi quietly to clip into the place of Mr. A. Willem (couservativi), who retiree. Sir John Trollops and Kr. Peeks ere the only candidates. LlSKYalD.—Another candidate has appeared in the macs of Captain T. B. hogare,of the Kest India Compony's Service, who wares liberal principles, and fa in tamer of the ballot. Mr. Grey, • libseal, sad Kr. Carew, ooserestire are the other candidate'. As the liberal forty Is divided the re appears to be roe ranee of Mr. Cline'. elecition. MARIONEIIiaIIIMK—Tha representation of this couety, hitherto in the hands of some three or fear landed proprietors, is on the eve of • determined mutest. Retinhk. twos numerously and respectably signed are prepared, upon Mr. D. Williams, Dendreeth Castle, to come fo=s as • candidate in the liberal Interest, and ft is °mattered ..ertain he will amply, end equally curtain that he will snn card to the county representation. Marrturi.-31r. IL A. Brom, the present mem ber, in addition to hie written address solicitiog re-election, ha:addressed a large meeting, upon which occasion be said that reformats desirable for the extinction of rotten borough', • redistribetion of members, and for the extension of Ma franchise. The leading ma of the literal party were agreed upon • 61. trembler, but he was prepared to go further and thought he should clo the come to houseold tuba Mr. E. K. Bidsmai, - dea. His dare upon the suffrage question are extremely bard, and be advocates the ballot. MiDnumr.—The contest here ragas fiercely. The candidates are Mr . Hardy, of Dusted Hail, in Staffordshire, • brother of Kr. Gotham Hardyosse of the tar r-Secra tides of State, end Mr. William I Town'ey Milord, of Pat ient, neer Micitiorst, • county magistrate, and an elector of the borough, gad whe has come forward la compliasce with • equation signed by • brie majority of the electors in order to test their power to throw di what is called at birdhunt " the Cowdray yk he." The princip'ee rifting two candidates are identical, end politics are for the nonce entirely ignored. NEwArtit.—A spirited contest is expected for this borough. The Earl of Lincoln and Mr. Handley, War , come forward for realestion ; they sr opposed by Mr. Ilodgklawes, • solicitor, of the town. NfisiltOnT (Inn Or WIGET).—Tbes remaining liberal eandidde, lir. W. M. Cooke, has retired, thus leavirg the otnesivativie, Mr. It. W. Kennard and Mr. Powye, to walk over. NOTTlXoMaJderitnit (Noart).—The Right Hon. 3. &Denison (Spades) and Lord It. P. Clinton will, it is reared, be Meted for this divides without opposition. No third coadidete has been spoken of. NorrimatiAmentaz (Soirru).—The candidates for this division ere Viscount Newark and Mr. William Hodgson Barrow (conarmatives). This division also, it is understood, will not be contested. Baq o ., L .d ll ad addressed . —O . i. n ra S . at ... su l da ng y afl of e e rti l.t o c o r tt s ,.. 4 3. T lc . a llibbert, . decum in the Working Man's Hall, Oldham. and met with • most dr aUfying reorptios. Jobs Platt, lg., presided. after Kr. liabbart had expressed hie political opinions, Mr. Creditor Knott mord, end Mr. M•Dougall seconded, " That this meeting is of opinion, John Tomlinson Bibbed, Km., la • at end prow preen to represent this borough I. parliament." It was carried with loud end continued cheers, with abiut hell a dozen dim abets. PYTERBOROUGII.—This city is now all astir, owing to four candidate being in the field. two of whom Mr. Monkey, the preset member, and Mr. Wilde, • Queen's coussel, ans ermines. of the Milton, or whip party; dab third, Mr. Wingfield, a local conservative candidate; mad the fourth, Mr. G. H. Whaley, POSTURACT.—Mr. Hugh Childers is contesting tills borough lathe liberal inmost. Footx.—Mr. 0. W. Franklyn, one of the late maddest, offirshisalf again upon conamative principles. PORT3MOVTII.—The nomination illw this borough will take pleat es Tkunday next, sal the polling on the following dey. _lt is nuisoand that the esseervalvis have eared to withdraw me of their audideas (the Hon. T. brood ea oredides et the Mardi withdrewiag Admint Koppel, sad that the offer boobies pernapterily refused. A rosy priest is Phitirrow.-271. Talbot Mum of Lytham RA has consented to contest the borough lathe conserve tin Weed. TM committees of Xt. Clifton fit. Cralr, ONDON CRIVTAL PALACE, REEEPII- - MALI 11• rim.= am lisistrr"4l . 0.1100MMZIN:lj LONDON, TUESDAY EVENT G, APRIL 28, 1869. *feet Wu marred by nneteadinese and want of , wiseireek. The °reamers, under the able direction of Mr. Benedict, wee salient and eadidlictor7. BLECTION INTELLIGENCE DAYS OF NOMINATION. 11010 DOES. Aram 27.]4•171.9b0ne. Aram M.—B,vesiiry, Beistol, Oarsidle" XsNNW% Dn% MA lord , be*. USX llaryishome, Peer oat Sandwigh, Windeor, Tleakel, asset Termissik Perth, Kendal, MAO, Aberdeen. Ants. 29.—Aylielatry, Breeresk e Neralof iheninghara, Broiled, Omebelte mmor. nim ingeothstr e ' Irma. 0 111 1 aer , °lied arahltaw. Tt. Bl = l ; lo,6N =Trioloollik Wormol i mr Akin dam, Arad*. _Aahlineete, Axiom, isabsa, Bcw_Roa, 114=mc„ 7 thas s es ileid t=tt alma, °ldil =mal soi l / 2 Da. Damage, Exam, immarpere, Dation, Jim Film, °dinghy, Greessek, G'au'ss, Oliergew OnMehrad , Olmlomlor. ThedarllS Nun, 'lluildandlabi. Huntingdon. Haregerit, HAM*, , • Lynn, Lelleester Ushered, Ludiew, Loess, itxt:taik Lads, liontras, Now astir under-Lyne, Newer ylt -Tyne, Oldham, Pools, Peterborough... B W: Ina Falmouth. Plymouth, Ripn, lityie, Ililmoood, Rochdale, Stroud, sworn, Shrewsbury, Bahr bury, Shelia., Illemhird, Scarborough, South Weds, Totem. Tow , TamwortikTems ton, Thetford, Wshillebil, Wldtby, Warwick, Wigan,Welling lord, Wolverhampton, Weadock, Walsalt, Weymouth, Wiriehadoe, York, Werthary. Aram 30.—Droitwieh, Haddington Boroughs, Na hum; New Radnor, Groat Marlow. MAT 2.—Oumfries distriot. COUNTIES. MAT 2.—Buokingbamshire Cheshire ((north sod south), Herdordshire, ,Huntingdondiiim, Lancashire (south), Os &attars, Shropshire (soutb), Suffolk (eget), Woresstsrehise (west), Berke, Dorbythire (earth), DorgetaMre Plintalthe, Forfar, HaMbegtogiedirs, Oloureetershire (width Perth shire, Shropolthe (south), Steffsedshire (north), Westmore lead, Barbara (meth). MAT 3.—Cheshire (earth), Dusabortimeleire, Rutland ehlro, Stafforeldtfre (south). Shropshire (etude), Wilts (north), Worcestershire (east). Net 4.—Ndkbero (ollanay), Ymbhire (Bed =, Aberdeen (conary), -Denatma•ke,Glismorgenalre, shire (earth) Lisodeelthe (awatk). MAT 6.—illadiesst. Norditabselead (north), Y Me orkshrionstk ire (North Mash Corsarrossitin, Bondozdahke, Wm, Ye (north). • May 7.—YednNee (Wool Itidisid). Avuentray.-005 of the three acassrvative ten- Mates, Captain Brims finding his position hopeless, has been, aii already announced, canveseles the henget of Lier eels, sad as his address dose sot appear fa *kind peers he may be considered to have Mired. _Mr. Benes4 the sitting member, is likely to be eon Mora* the eialest now lying hatiraa Kr. B. Cl. Smith (ecemervative) awl Mr. T. Verson Wentworth (liberal). Bastaiaals.—Mr. J. iimptoa Lewis, who cane forward on coaservative principle' to ogpam the Has. Mr. Stanley for then boroughs, has rvsigma " in consignees of Mr. Stealay's previous woes, sod his family lamest la Holyboad." BRADTORD.—The Mayor of Bradford received tbs writ yesterday morning, and made the natal proclamation k front of the Cove-non, at sass _reitordn7 Atka the semantics on Friday nat. The emdlibla" erithres—via., Mr. Wickham sad Mr. Salt, liberals ; Kr. Barris, cos agnative. Mr. Wickham remains confined to his bed in consegames of the occident ea Saturday eight. The nand impooled le be anon between Mr. Behead Mr. Hmriii. Bafotowr.—The three candidates have their canna. There wbe Ms doubt tin emulated will head the r eka Mr. Hodpon'e friends slim that ha is Ws, and Me. agate, eaandaw. We Nab themdoesi, comet a I nc Mr. Botha spembee imply that he hes implicit mundane Ia the Derby meat, sod will support them so far as he out with iMear sad coosieteney. Bnicrrot.—The writ for this city and county arse received on Suedny morning, and was forthwith roctelmed by the Sheriff, Mr. W. H. Harford. The no mination le fired for Thursday, and the polling will tin place on the following day. BRlGHTON.—Brighton will be contested by a tOry candidata. Sir Alan M'Hals, wreathe' of Canada, has issued the following address —" I ratan to hope that my name is not uaknown to many sang yen. For 28 years I Ca have enjoyed the honour of • mat In the loglabenio ei Clr nada, • body wand only In hanky mad telethon* to that of the mother country. Of that essmaMy IWm been three UMW rhos Speaker, sad I hen elate oesepled • gegen of the highest trust under the mows. As so rt ma far sis ciasisteney of my political ohmmeter, I refer Fon to my paed conduct. Many of the moat important rossensen now in force in Canada were carried daring my adrainiemalea, among the number a bill for the orgasiegion the militia, a body now aqui to say militia' fame in her II ejny's dominoes. I may, there fore amen with oonliidence that I am not w , eo bog parliamentary experieoce, and if you do me the honor in elect mess your ?annotative, it shall be cheerfully sad con scientiously devoted to the 'ernes of our bonnet. I have ever been an meat supporter or when asesthery, have toys up tams to thread, the gliders ins imitation ot Oted Britain; yet 1 have not rely sinned, bat= wan hays bequeath been the orit: s of then which team time to time in cos- Lemnos of the inernee in num ber, wealth, , and °niceties of de people. On the subject of reform, I may cape. s. regret at the °oration "Phi* has readerel this election necessary, sad my opinion that • moderate and Ilde• ful meson might have ban obtained had the reform bill of the present government bees perrritted to go into com mitiee, where all ill providing could have teen folly consi dered sod amended. In onilusion, I have may to thy that if am elected your representative, being fieo from &intrados, or engagements to any Forth no exertion on my part shall be wanting to prove zny . self worthy of the important trust committed to my charge.' CaltDIVF.—Dr. Nicholl Carne, of Dimland Castle, has issued on address in reply_ le a requisition to him to =Cokes' Stuart, in whic hhe decline to oppose a gen tiles, nee" have bees mesistent with the pledges Sheeny him our the hustings._ Colonel Stuart, in address a Futile liams log, karma leathelf ia favour of an eslkelk of the serape Gad vateby ballot, and said he was of *aka that every inn should gapped that piece of woe. slip ma Ia emordeses eta his own prthciplas of religion. With nand to the trade cif the anany, he was anzionsior • smenee to be pared that would place the ahipowase gad shipbuilder of this omen, as • jinn! end Maid kts= with these of other nations. Be basso government beep faith as regarded the Woes tax. CARNAIVONSIIIRE.ei-An opposition has been set up against the Hon. Colonel Douglas Pennant, in the perms of Mr. A. C. Brocklehurat, of Manchester, who, addressing the electors ' s t ye:—" My principled e ore those lately san cta. d by Lord John Busiest ' with the addition of the ballot, or owns Nattily egiclent rotection." Mr. Brocklehuret would vote for the &bonnet of church rates, the restriction of an inordinate preservation of game, and progressive re form. He says An motive manes will be commenced, although, ae the permalary resseiroes of my opponent ar e boundless, the struggle will doubtless he a severe on" CHIPPENHAIL—Mr. B. P. LOAM one of the candi dates for the repeessatation of this borough, states is his address My politico en what an teemed in ths peer ant day liberal cotternrivii-- th at is, I deairo to preserve all that is valuable, while I wouM amend all that is defective in the Ws itutt,ns of our onatry ; not by destroying in order to re-construct them moordieg to a plan perhaps more theo retically correct bet lags certain of socking well then that on which they an now Limed, but by adapting them to the growing greatness sail latellipoos al an educated people. Asy namenre, by VAPPIOOMIt pronged, whiek, without is- Weft those clans who sow pours it of political power. would admit thember, reedy, and intelligent ppoorrtee of the worlds( clear to the privillepes of the fcascMr, will have my hearty support. Anion for the suaintesiame of peen in Europe, I Wok the Masan sad judicious foreign policy of the penal govermallat eoliths them to the gratitude of the coastry, se it hermenial, obtained for them the respect of foreign governments." COCIthth.MOSTH.—An elector writes to to, sending hie name — 4 We are gang to bays s desperate mutest for this borough, Laid item and Major A. G. Toompson, torn, against Mr. Jobs Steel, but there is no doubt Mr. Steel will be rotund. A 'redly lot of oath has already seined at the meth, sled owe of the tory erste wee Wylie votes ea Monday eight last at any peke. A farad to the liberal cane received In nue& in band wily for the paw paw of proving they are bribleg. So Lord Itames seat will be la jeopardy if elected." DUAL—There are four Mididatee in the Held for tlas rmatatka of this boreegia—Wr. Baia sad Mr. Bede, the late mamba's, Mr. W. U. James, sad Mr. H. Rains The three liretanased madman are liberals, while Mr. Bathes preteen eonairvative opining. Ditotrwlcw.—The Right Hon. Sir Jahn Pekiegtos her been paving Ws magess to the elec•ora it the lawsegh, try when he was well received, and by whom then be ma no doubt that he erill be ereleetstb Ukiah wired thin BASTER MONDAY. Tine wag, years ago, when Enter -tidy Was a glorious purled of the yaw for the thestrioal world; as gwod as Chrisame—ay and bettor—/x that world 'hide Imo stamemeat had heat meetly restriMsd Is its appetite &foible fit, and hd had of mane an oaths Met le Painian Wee, and se mama, senses sad mislelfalk whoa irffiaw Boatort Mosior peshilmed that it. salmi drakes might he leg* usaisaaL The satesers for the public Maw what won oqieted, mil provided asemffiagly ; no filmy &math home althea, so llipb* vaudeville, whipped trifle of ism amialastaatla eamaklls, but a good .` show-pleas," • ameba* sprinkled here and there with mole lahathis, hard-hitting, defy •you-to-mise-me joke+, sad backed up with spisndid proosesioas in which the extraneous aid of livtag maim& sea aot slighted but this atyla of oatertsismenti sew room sad bygone, and W been so for ems time. Whin the wild hied of jesters, whir& was is its greens& km* twelve years age, area took le imbed., Kr. Pleaders medal, sutraysgsene became the staple Norm dish; Pantomime red Quietism for Der sus; but at Ismer Redeem was raserret, and some et Messrs. Albeit Smith's, Tom Taylor's, sal Alleeketes, most succesdal aboardities have ban ant produced at the layer psrloi. This per, Iwormer, we find one or two houses masking so sheep la die moffitka of their bill, and relying upon the emelinera and ma-tried efficacy of their original suractim easiont the holiday plmense-sethers. In this category is the Olympic, whoa Mr. Robson's marvellous acting Is the Awto's Snot provd itself sufficiently magnolia lest Mght to fill the house. The theatres, Indeed, were all fall, for the weather did not tempt towards rustic attraction, end ths Molokai of those in search of annueresat yes noes wily termed to places seder shelter, and within easy vehi cular reach. HAYMARKET. The new comedy, ne World and Me Stage, aided by the !Milked sad tasteful performanoe of bliss Amy Seggwiele ae thit astrem-become, and affording fall scope keels Irreeledbis humour of Mr. Bacluitone in the ehsradar of her faithful rustic admirer, was riposted last swig with great moms. It was followed by the Easter plow, a now dark extravageasa, founded upon the story of Mee" Wag Agamemnon's daughter, who conspired mut ups a time with her brother Orestes to avenge their fatht r's stair awes the adulterous Clytemnestre and her paramour Igistime, under the circumstances related by the Greek tragedians. ADILPIII. Last night was onToltwhich people would natu rally seek foe emnammat away from base, and the &drat reble arrangements at the New Adoiphi wire rewarded by a very fall house. The opining pima wee the amoebae bat aot exactly pleasing comedy of The Se►ious Possily, the WU( characters la which were performed by Kowa Webster, Billlegtos, sod Tads, Mn. Mellon, Mies N. Sashay, Miss H. Shales, sad blrs. Cbatterley. This "out" paned a Moog one, mospt that him Chattariey's cariesture In Lady Crumbly wee whips a little MOM brood am was striotly required by the saimmoks of the pima At the f 11 of the curtain Men was a spatial all for Yr. Tao* via had inroad a gnat dual of quiet humour into the part of Kr. Aminadah Sink. Tho Scrims Family woo followed by a new Wampum handad upon Le Sage's well known novel of " The Devil on Two Sticks." It would be ruperduoes to say that the adapter ham takes some very coaddershle ITherties with the orightal, which he hrs tamed Into a mat of love story. STRAND. Pico the time of the two Droslicce ewes of per resemblance involving mistekte in identity have In variably been looked apes as side 'mandate for attracting the laughter of thestrical ewliseeve. Aleweadee Duane sad his translator fond that there was another tide to the pic ture, sad that a similarity in eppereaos, sided by a tittle mysterious and spirituel agewey, add be effectively washed up for melo-dretnatic purposes. The Corsican Brothers was e good piece, and had m keg run, but we are noteorry that the comic view of the subject has spin bean brought for ward, more 'specially when we find It hi so Omani ma aspect as that shown to us by lir. Madison Matta in his little piece produced ben lot sight, sad called FrAirli of Me Two? Kr. ByTes's berlescpe, The Mid ea Ma Magpie, which was so setwesdal mom new ninths ago, wee then revived, and went as spiswildly ea ever. CREMORNE GARDENS. ------- _ The Baster season of this popular place of enter- I teased commenced yesterday. The unpropitious state of the eater in the *say part of the day was of course opposed to the anjoyassat of ant-dors ensneemsat ; but at this season wok a eironneases is lees felt, bemuse although the tree mad garden ere remarks* kevard, the amusements pro vided have lees reference to apes sk than at a later period at the year. Groat pains have been taken to male the enter tainments not only numerous cud varied, but of seek • nature that they can be presented in the different theatre and halls wader cover. The bill of fire la as lengthy sa In the Wild el wormer, and contains several novelties. GaLLIKY OF ILLINGRa — KON.—This favourite re scat at the pletetwo-emiter he+ received an additional same tioa in the eagagement of Xr. G. Backland, the boffo vocalist end romperer, who bee wonted so iamb popularity by lde imaworeas aesempeednesnts in paaoramio exhibitions. Re made hie AM supersoft yesterday, and introduced a amber of saw soap, together with a descriptive 'sotto° on the penes sues of Os lbasioth Cave of Kentucky, an en tertainment width bids fair to maistsin its ground for some time longer to pablk redienatioa. The subiequent views of the Niagara River are also enlivened by Mr. Buckland's comical powers. sad the Falls from the subject of a rung in the reds:sive strain, which is remarkable too its energy and adaptation to theorem. TEI Manor ov Cluciwraz ow FRES SITTINGS. —We base mach pleasure in =blinking I the letter from the Dish= of Chicheeter, to the rater, assekwordsgs, sad perishionere of Pal hesesith. Jo sorevel se their resolution to Mee the sittings is the perish chorea Me and uosppropriatert deco Chichester. April 21.—My dear Mr. Stechdr,—Yourietterats Minded metnamfaiMialligh°"_ The nu° l ` l " Ma which yoo tell me was memoesary adapted at • =me mo, samba' of the koseeholden Pulboroogh pariah, on Meaday ISM kW, warreby k wee declared that all the stale= is the Mae* should be tree sad =appropriated, is in @stirs acerisas• with the low of the church a= of the lead. on the subject of sittings in churches, and, above all, is =conk= to the L i t i l i t the gospel, which declarer that all moo be treated alike In God's house, at Ills publio worship . It to the principle which our church e always maistainot, and is the only one whereby the mindos entriated to the church of carrying out Christ's preaching ot the gospel to the poor, as the crowing proof of this being the prophet tha t should eons tato the world. con be falfilied. Distinctions In God's hoe= sod appropriatioos of this part of it, end of that pert, innisconsate with, and costradietions ot It. I do, , rejoice In the true Christen and noble euttopie which her been oat by your households . =rid], tenets. I bust it may become known throughout the diocese, and heartily do I pray that it may be very generally why should I not say asivereally P—followeL • 000gregaioa assembled on this principle represents, tadeed, the brotherhood we bare with *whether to Christ. I beg you especially to seamy my =asks to the mead= for that part of their rseststios, to they dedred you to commu nicate to me km latz u sied to legs= my coacurresee ; you me how s ell usoil I give it. Finally, that you rag aU se• thnt lab Noblest not sew to my though= I seed herewith Me plated espies of a trial on pew questions at Marsam, had under my direction, and of a let ter I there upon nwrote to the vicar, churchwardens, and inhabitants of that pi see, in October, 1852 . And sow , p ra y in g God's Ilea- Nag Ma =at has been dose in the restoration of your church, rid far la better adapted= to the your see ot tub= woe of whisk year MINA moishon must be regarded ea the eampatiaa estate INOWS,—I remain, my dear r. Sin elaa, your MtkM times% Mend, sad brother, A. T. Cworro.—Ree. sum. likeetete. meter et Voieerouge." [Advortiesseent.)--Ilt. J. W. BENSON, of 33 NICK Inipinild4 boo net polandifil sew illvatisiod Or in two to nal st lan=is meal O~SL V D isacerucAL ',mum 11 13.61V0 NMI& Q it ren aL I t h ; tr a itTl n .g ri it AL AF...rill /ORM Went s liVr a larks up= 16:1 4 all i algusEs ..62. raise asiele 'NZ .. en raa r t ff r iii . i PliMMerele. ameti . a rrx e rg i= =Ara Ir i ter lairs as lanie s A lbial4 = oW ma r ii rj vis ser s or m &lt .. 2 ilf wag= br . de saie — MtstotliA kr E t r a 2%1 t • • . 11 ....... === ~;.... is lam S. OnahM, irl dal Prlmiftw MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPJRA, DRURY-LANS. Dressy-lane Theatre, sa another " Royal Italian Opera, opened for the season Jut night. The lessee hes certainly commenced hie campaign with eclat. In its transformation into an Italian theatre the 1 house is much altered and embellished. The changes are chiefly in the boxes and stalls. The first circle is converted into private boxes all round ; in the other circles the number of private boxes is increased; and the area of the pit is almost wholly turned into stalls, the "pit proper" being reduced to very narrow dimensions. Mr. Smith has restored the old Drury-lane " playhouse prices," namely, seven shillings for the dress boxes, second circle and amphitheatre five shillings, pit three shillings and sixpenee, with the old two shilling and one shilling galleries. The stalls—there were no stalls in the days of the old playhouse prices—are half-a-guinea. By the adoption of these rates the Italian Opera, the most splendid of all theatrical Illtertainments, is rendered much more accessible to the great body of the public than it has ever yet been in England. The theatre has been newly painted and decorated, and the whole appearance of the house is elegant and brilliant. The Sonsambula was the opera chosen for the opening night, and two state wade their appearance ; Vicioireßalfe,in the character of Amina,and Wirer Mengini, as Elrino. Victors Belle, it will be remembered, first ap pearedbefore the public two years ago at the Royal Italian Open, Covent-garden, and was received with great favoar. She was very young, and her voice had not gained its fall strength, so that a course of continued exertion in so vest a theatre might have been very injurious to it. She wisely ab stained from such a trial, and continued to inning e ei t at h re e study and practice of her art till this inniag of this year, when she appeared at the Royal of Tarim with the most complete and brilliant sac-' teen The Sonitombela, in which she made her , Most, was repeated above twenty . nights; and she wee equally successful as Zerlins, in Doe Grouter. Mach, therefore, was expected from her performance last night, and every expectation has been realised. The lapes . of two years has made little perceptible change in her appearance. She has all her 1 youthful 'eyeliner, together with that native grace I and ingenuous simplicity of look and man- 1 ner which make her the very beau idlal of the heroine of Bellines pretty opera. Bat in other respects she is greatly changed, Inli for the better. Being a little older, she is mush stranger than she was. Her voice, retaining all its freshness, has acquired body, firmness, sod the evi dent capacity of enduring fatigue : and that she has been spending two of the most precious years of her life to good purpose is apparent from her improve ment as an artist—from the exquisite refinement of her style, the purity of her taste, and the finish of her execution. She laboured at first under con siderable timidity and agitation, but she won re esessed her self-possessioe, and her whole per- Ilsrmantr, from first to last, rose in energy and effect; bee swirling effort, the famous " A h, non giunge," befall a display of power and brilliancy which re vs of the best days of Persiani. It is scarcely to add that her SIBOXIII was triemphant, and marked by thunders of applause, repeated calls before the curtain, showers of bonqeste—in short, all the elements of an "ovation." Signor Mongini has brought with him a high con tinental reputation, and is worthy of it. He stands among the great tenors of the day. There is nothing romantic about his figure, which is rather stout and ileisk-set. Bat his face is expressive, and be seas with intelligence and feeling. His voice is $ ci Mrh . sipab eerea,ol of f gr l,mee foree t, ileasnidblien,tensiand intensity. b p u g r: b ts aps ot ilimelimes evertasks it in this respect; but of laisive sold sot well judge, as he was labouring steam lesessaal, from which, when be exerted Wis ed& his anise Infused. Signor Badiali was a most agreeable representa tive of the good-natured, gentlemanly Count Rodolfo, sad his singing wee that of an accomplished artist. We have rarely heard the " Vi mere* sung with more sweetness and feeling. The chorus was of racket strength, and the voices were good, but they wen evidently rot always at home in the music. In the bed-chamber acme, when the chorus is exceedingly dramatic, the I t .