The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-11 00:00:00

4 ,,,, / / ~,,, 7. A' „- NEWSPAPER • • Tte . ssati No. 4,940.) LONDON. WEDNESDAY EVENING,: JUNE 11, 1862. [Stamped, Id. Additional.] [TWOPENCE THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. CAI7TrA, calling at MADRAS.—The well- IFllengs dipper auxiliary steani•ddif LADY JOCILLYN, 2,244 tona, $OO bone power, KOBERT W. KU, Commander, now loadtag In the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on the 14th June, embarking passengers at and Wiling Gravesend on the lath June. This magnificent ship, bunt expressly for the India trade, has been thoroughly refitted, has Arst.rate accommodation for pas angers, and will carry an experienced surgeon and a stewardess. NORWICH UNION REVERSIONARY INTER-VT CMPANY. NOTICE MS M O MIST GIVEN, that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Proprietors, pursuAut to the deed of settle ment, will be held et the Comparwi offfces, Mt, Lincoln slan t:l4dd%, ea TUESDAY. the 94th day of June next, at I o'clock pre cisely, at which three Directors and th.. Auditors will go oat of office. The Directors and Auditors so going out of oaks ere eligible fee maisetton, end will offer themselves accordingly. June 9, 1991 HENRY NOZILUS, Secretary. ITHALBERG'S MATINEES, Hanover-square Rooma—S. TKALIIIMO has the honour to announce that • his MATININ will take place on MONDAY nest, Jute 10. ' being his last ay but two in London this sauna The only other ooate quarance on which B. Thalberg can poisibly appear are Saturday, June 212 and Monday, July 7. Mach Math*. to ' commence at ball-past 2 o'clock. Stalls, one guinea; unreserved seam, 10e. ad. Full programmes and tickets maj4 . le2t Mitchell's, 011iviees, Chappell's, Cock and Hut ' street: Cramer and Co., Regentstreet : Keith troves, CbeePside ; and et a Thalbesge thweetary, Hmeeverummare Room. THE INSTALLATION OF THE CHANCELLOR OF CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. -.- seines, on the pound that their social states made it im• pee dide ler than to Pis with the patrons of schools In other wen* es the rev. geotleman indignantly observed. we Ent redsosd the schoolmaster to the condition of the Perish, sod than punished him for our own injustice. He desired to nes the ceiling of the schoolmasters distinct profession, sad that in the future appointment of inspectors, • proportion, at lout, should be practical schoolmasters, according to the schools to be inspected. The service wIL be continued monthly War of the following fast-saillog mailing deam yowls belonging Sothis Company : stdp i . illorsepower.l — Einte Anna& Manrltins &knife 'MOO Golden Fleece Queen of the South Indiana Bydaspee lady Jocelyn TOM. 1 ...er.' 1.. MU f---- SOO ' July 15. %11l 300 Atquet 15. sms so September 15. UN in October 15. 2,1bil SOO November 16. 2.365 300 December 15. 2,246 SOS Jan. 16, 1502. 2,242 300 February 15. EUROPEAN and COLONIAL MINI COMPANY, 122, Pall.mall, London, S.W., Established ISM for the supply of pure Mines of the highest character at a mein of at least JO per cent. ROYAL VICTORIA SMEARY, 21a. per doom. (The Standard of Excellence.) SPLI—NDID OLD PORT Ma per dozen. (Ten yeses la the wood.) itnner Sherry. Son. and 1141. Old Port, Ms. and Ms.' Rpermy l hanipagne, SM. St. 'Yellen Clans, Ma.. 20a. & Us, Finest Cognac Brandy, CM and Finest Schiedam Hollands, Stls. Mt per dozen. per CAN. BEA CJ3I.AIS THE LONDON PAVlLlON.—Visitore to the Exhibltlon.—The liefrishesaot Department In coenextou with the London Pavilion has been greatly enlarged and im proved at considerable expense. The proprietors have already entered into a contract to provide 400 persons with provisions daily . and such is the extent and completeness of their arrange ments, that ample accommodation will be found for 1,000 more. Open ate eon. Breakfasts le.. dinners a la carte, or at axed prices. alweys ready. WHITIOJNTIDII YESTlVlTll6.—Bagsgementa have been made wkh letse Pesroe, Sam Odin, MT gee (Chinese Juggler), Hears. Haney sad French elite Nerves"), for the present boll e Jaye—The LONDON PAVILION. Tlebberneetreet, top of th Haymarket. _ For freight or pomp apply to Meson. GRINDLAY sad Co., tia Parliament-street, &W. the Brokers, Messrs. ALFRED BRETT and Co., 160, l-street, LC.: or at the Oakes of the Company, 9, Ilindreplaise, Loudon, LC., where also appli cation for appointments as Midshipmen In Ms sarries should be made. RICHARD MAW, asersiary. Rest India sad London Sidpping Company (Limited), 9, Masts' lane, LG Wallas and Biz dozen MOB airtime 20a. per dozen. ages Included. 'Tars, auk or reference. L lUD 'ZIPPING. Manager. LOIBL iM 1110/11111.111111.611, Proprietor.. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET stinr.—!')r SYDNEY direct (to ma from the river Web Jame, calling at Plymouth, If rialeired, to embark passengers', the well-known triple-built ship VIHEI RA. A 1 13 years, register 1.037 tone, J. S. INA NSON. Commander: kying in the East India Docks. This Ins ship Me a full poop. with moat excellent accommodation for cabin pawners her stween decks being lofty and alry, she Whirs a desirable oppor tunity for a few intermediate peaswagera and will . ean experienced enswoon.—For tenaiamf keigki air w. w . to., Captain !MANSON, on board : or to DKYITT P aM I TOOKK 9, Elthteretreet. VAII-DE-VlE.—This Pure PALE BRANDY, It per gallon, te demonstrated, epos anstrela, to be pe culiarly free pent oddity. sod very sayerlor to recent Importa tions or Cognac. In !mesa bottles, Ma per dos.: or to a case Mr the country, lea Isitenty maniere yeti No Meath end In to &embed may cd =KAY Ma= end Ois.. Old surrreir HOW to LIVE ONE HUNDRED YEARS. Tv, tho POOMOVVICE TUILEIRR BATHE, 39, BT. icutrurismokAr4D. bekaelltird by e i r toothy to to the moat perfect. hzmto~ay, 2: : Dm a p v:nini n ta, la. 6d. : Bindays, tW One, in. Vthe NERVOUS and DEBILITATED. -. A moot oe this webfoot will be ferwirded. Pelf& 601111, AntAraine sullaring from the ordinary aliments of finned elionW at ones mend a stamped directed envelope to Xis. C. ILL ifelithetreekileakney-roa. London, when a cons win be Ontellately naorsea. 71 WIREL-.-Paisailairlllllllllll_ i T 16.= . ..m : asibrar agerbes Pal' Ismalinesd“"ll. HENRY spa Sad Oa, MAUI= and Importial ilathaps ben: se. TiEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN. LINE j_jr of PACKET SHIP—For SYDNEY Direct lto WI trots the river on the 26th of Judy. calling at Plymouth on the let of August to embark passenfool the eltleaslid trisairkent LA HOGUE, A 1 IS years, 1,331 tow register, JO N WI LIAII6, Commandtv lying in the East India Docks. Thisbe ship has been built esprevaly for the Sydney trade. She ha. fop poop, with Vint-rate accommodation for cabin her 'tween decks being lofty and airy, she offers also a deitghie opportunity for a few second cabin agd intermediate and will carry on experienced susgena.—For term or W or to ITT and MOO R& 9, Billitergtreet. (VOCKS'S CELEBRATED READING SAUCE, sehislsly .Wessel with JAW Om% Osaka, Soaps, Grins, Gravies, Rot and Cold Meats, and unrivalled for gamma ask Is said by the noel vssesatsbls dealers late mem —C. WICKS, Reading. Dols nisnatasistrar. has J. and C. Cosh& HE plbllshed; Woo ;by post, 14 stamps. THE GMDII to HIALTH ; Cause and Care of and Leal Dsbilty aad InftsMltty be . To had from tlt=rs, 44, Weymouth-timed, PortJaad-p6oe, Itagant's• park, W., wbero m ay be daily consulted from 10 to 8. oa Macaws far wield' bare damovand ramodlea, the trolls of many years' pottage hospital practice. LONDON CARPET' WAREHOUSE. WAITGE and SON. I and 4, 000DOESTEZET, W. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE TO ANY PART OF TRE KINODOIL—P. aad S. RUFUS FUR NISH a DRAWINO-ROOM for LIS. • DINING-ROOM for OR and a BEST BEDROOM for Mil . . . . . . DL CURTIS ON irravousrams. OZNIJAL 161111LITY, as. Jost published, pries ls., post free tram the Author for it steam AMEDICAL is on the CAUSE and CURB of PBBNATUBJI DEMUR In MN, art& ;dela directions for perfect restoratica to Malik and vigour, the result of twentpflve years' successful peso** ha the treetnientof those peculiar nervous and acquired damson alatoh toad to embitter and shorten Ufa By Dr. J. L Worm 16, Albassrleatreek Piradilly, Leaden. Consultations, 11l IN sad 6to ft, ' Wein& naheeltetlon in saying theretano sersberelf society by whosetheboultalllnotbe found ustnl-ertelliersseipstsonhold nEV ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE Al of PACICET-8111P.—For run Falun. Direct (will have immediate despetch), the new Louden-armed clipper ship Ain NDEL, ikirds AI, register Lteii tons, WILLIAM BIOADFOOT, Commander This beautiful vessel. lest built on the most approved lines, oder. a 2nl -rateapply opportunity foe 41U/o pen sod paaangas, and is expected age to make very quick run eat.—Fe now or pass to HLRIUNG sad Co., ISt,eet. af street. or DIVIrr a nd 11001,3,9, SWltsratrliklasaista These goods ani;ellll7lA;d.sad In every way satiable for moderate sized houses. PIRSONS FURNISHING sboeld elide the Warehenees, sad Inspect the large stock always on hand. BUMF—NOM ARE KINDLY PHHHITTILD TO FORMER Illustrsted mid post tree. 146 OXFOlLD.9l2=f as aar 9l i to 96, CITY.BOAD. rolatloa 01 oarooklaa dd --dol. Ludo.: Ma... U. venom and J. dura.lo, Warwick-lam. DITT and MOORE'S REGULAR LINE ping d Ir ot ay iom maT SHlP.—lax HOBART TOWN Direct last ship- Thursday. July 11h, the PERCY, • 1, mister 919 took RICH .D WRAISEMORE, Commander ; lauding ha the East India Docks. This vessel has a spacious and elegant poop, and affords an excellent opportunity for IBM-clam passengers. Has great height in the 'tweet!, decks for the accommodation of bounty ticket and other intermediate passengers, and will carry a surgeon —For freight or passage apply to the owners, Hews. ItICHARLMON BROTHERS. and Co., 17, Bt. Helcu'6- piste, Illabopmnite-strort • or to DEvirr and MOOSE, 9, Miter. street, E.C. 111AELOWS SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN 1.3 is • Mae joint et seat with a mere handful of coala nis saving ill immense , the mat la beautifully roasted in every pert, nicely browned an over, and an the gravy and nutritious ve peoperties retained. Pries 25e. N.B. Mess martian (data prodaoed by mimed& concentration of heat. IiARLO*'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's : en infallible method er eooldng tlds favourite wimstelibe da r i psidsetion. Pelee ru, rs., Os. BARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, the Houseseales Mead, warranted to says one ton of soak.' Ursa Moe 11a, ed. (Win We 110 years.) 11ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No .11.) waste, or sediment distarbed in= Will repop its *Mug cost In a month. Price es. and ZIARLOW'S SELF-AOTING SYPHON TAP. NO VENT PIG REQUIELD; me more Oat beer sr sour wise. Pelee 4.. IL ; ditto eleetro plated. 9L—Apply direct to JAMBS 11.112Z0N, patentee, 14, /Ong William-street, Maasloo boon. See Unable name and address Lon every article ; all ethers are litutriess iwalebssu ruPsvinen iroti. Established 1210. WVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 15 or PACKET 11111 P.—Fur LAUNCESION Direct Ad ship log day June Ss', the new British-butt clipper barque AS BODILL, ♦ register 230 tens, JOHN Commander; bodoo Docks. This vessel, admirably adapted for the Launceston tide, is erpected to make a very quick run not, and has good aconunodation for a fuw chief cabin passengers.—For terms of night or passage apply to Mr. T. B ALKYD., 15a, St. Lielisplam . or to Dxvirr and KOOKY, 9, Billiterstrest. hEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET BHIP.—Por ADELAIDE Direct 'will have yirk despatc-11), the well-known Itntish.radh clipper barque lICNE, A 1, 100 tons. DAVID BRUCE, Commander: lying in thALondon Docks. This favourite yeses', regularly employed In theldelaid• trade, is well known for her uniform passages, and corfortabl• accommodation for cabin peaseinters.—For tams of Wed or purge apply to Mews, PETER TINDALL, Itll.llY. andeo., 17. Gracechurehatrvet ; or to DEVITi and MOORE, 9, Rilterobroet. CIOALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. Highbary and Kingsland Coal Depots. No trarellen or went u. employed. LEA and Co.'s. lowest summer prior for Haswell. and Lanibtos Walleenri, the beat house coal di rect from the collier' , • by anew steamers, Is 21a. per ton (do not pay more ander any pretext) : Hartlepool, les. ; Tantleld. 17a. : bast small, 11s. Inland, by railway : Marano°, ern elan. Ds. second claw len . Clay Crean 19s. and lot Ba roam 17n ; Hartle lea. Net cash. Delivered screened to any part of Lou. don. All orders direct to LIG sad Co., shied onion. North Lon don Daltrey Station, Highbary, Isusecoo. or Kingelead. JACK BALL MONTHLY AIIRTRALLAN OAIITION.—WATHERSTON and BROGDEN CLIPPIES from LONDON Meet. V recommend the public to ham tie Carat Gold Mated on the lavelar-•• Me Gold and Pare Osid, applied • to Jewellery, Post ledla I TIMMS. I of — ri — aa Ma w delusion. WATIMIESTON sad BEOODINI OOLD I, CIA/A, and all articles mantfactured by them, are sold upon flydaey ETImY Weals( Star 1 41 " ' 7•••11 . Ms principie, and at the manafactureet prices. Manufactory, , WM/ I._ JOir IL 14 rienriatiratxesS.R. W.C. heasemalada ol abides and Jewellery tor la each.—s.ll. Thls establishment I. closed ad at rerar:llls (new) S la the Ilrellitlj. and en faturdays at I. Mellsomme Measles lClnderella l .BOO July it Qemskand twos zoo. yeas he, THE NOVELTY OF THE SEASON. Quesitad Sultana , 1600 July 4.5. The WIXOM en MAL STAMM LACE. Ossendsad Wendell I 1.600 i August SS, I 391ATIOSI DIU& ----.- • -- --- • -- THE NOVELTY OF THE SEASON. The BURNOUS ha REAL SPANISH LACE. IMITATION Dittos REAL FRENCH, BRUXELLES. and SPANISH SHAWLS. REAL SPANISH MANTILLAS, al Gabbana. IMITATION SHAWLS and MANTLE, 42a. A. BLACRBOILNES !SPANISH DEPOT, 5. 14017TH AUDLEY.ST., GROSVENOR-SQUARE, LONDON. nit elobranad line or packets hays, by their punctuality and rapid pampa earned a world known reputation, and their w after ieeoustodatiou la unsurpassed by any wools Moat. —Frit . . - ce aireilidars respecting haiiit or wraps loAastralia apgr i lo , JA Emma and Co , Liverpool: oil Again. for the Ban Lie, of Packets, and to T. M. MAMA Y and Co., 1, lasdas ballatrest, London, IC. IVIVRMONEY WIGRAIai and SONS' (of a 8 " etwall- London) LING of PACKET SHIPS to AUSTILMJA.—tor MifLD fURNL Port Phillip, Direct to loam the Doris on Saturday. June IL calling at Plymouth , . the ova' clipper ship TRUE BCITON. 1,100 ton O. 11. SAWN, der lying In the East India Docks. Her accommoda tion for all cline. of passengers are unsurpened, and she will orry an erperienced surgeon. —For freight or purge apply to 111.110D,ALLKHIT. and NIORGAN. with Went. Mousy Wigwam and Sons, Lift, Leadenhall.street.—Pareugers by this line of packets are conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth Int-clam second-clam fares. and second-clam for third-class fares. TO EZITLSK COLUMBIA NOB LIS 10s. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Olreea—The LI VERYOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPULABTIAMSBIP COMPANY Intend deepeAeb. log their full-powered Iron sa low Steatnahlpa, caning at Qrsens. Sown to tanbark passengers sod despatches. M follows. W EKELY PROM LIN' ERPuOL )'OK NEW YORK. ETNA, mi. Day, June 11. CITY OF BALTIMORE. Wednesday, Jane Id. EDINBURGH, Wcduesdsy, inn! 26 . every e lleere. ill Wednesd ay. Cabin pomp, 15, 17, wed 71 guineas, according to the acrom , inodallon. Forward . S &new including all proviooes (looted. Pentenners for Cambia. tie United State., and British Columida, hooked I.llmugh on very advantageous tm ma— For further particular. apply to WILLIAM INMAN 11, Water-street, Liverpool. or to LTV= and .11ACYY, Kling William-street, City. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL RAIL STEAII-9111M appointed by the Admiralty to sail LI Between LIVIMPOOL end NEW YORK, and between VII POOL and ISOKTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports to land and receive malls, goods, and puwengers, the Boston ships calling at Halifax to lend and receive assuagers and her Majesty's mails. the &Bowing or other vessels us ap pointed to sail trout Liverpool._ calling at Cork to recedes the mails: ARABIA. for BOSTON. Saturday. June 14. BOOTIA, for NSW YORK, Saturday, June 61. EUROPA, for BOSTON, Saturday, June Passage money. Inducthitt steward's fee and provisions, but without wines or liquors :—To Halifax and Boston. chief cabin, . second cabin, 06. Tn New York, chief cabin. £26: second cabin, Lid Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, FA Per ton, and 5 per coot prirnage.—Apply to J. B. Foonl, 52. Old broad-street. London 11. Currie. Mere. and IS. Place ds Bonn*, Porto 0. and J. Burn,, Boebaorm4treet, Olargorr : D. and C. 111 m, Quetnstowo or 1). and C. 31•1ver, B. Waist linet, LlverpooL pIIILLIPPS, GRAVES. and PHILLIPPS win flaspaich the uweerw..utl paid arai-elms steamers as follows: For ROTTERDAM and the BRINE, the HATATIER, from the 'British and Foreign Steam n hart. Wapping, every Sunday morning, at 11 a.m., and the FYLNOORD, Thursday morning, at 7 am., from nit the Tower. 7;ice .-- ;sveck, the ADLER. MOWE, or sCRWAIBE, alternately Wednesday and Aaturday, tom Morse lidown, at 11 a.m.. calling at Elackwall Pler to meelve passen ger. at noon. hem: L 2, LI, and 10a. Return tickets Maud at a fare and a ball. BATHS of HOMBURG, near frankfort-on the-Main.—SUMMER SIASON, 186 L—The MINERAL WATERS of HOMBURG, as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated Protean/ Liebig, are stimulant, tank, alterative, and aperient. They are of admirable service In removing disorders of the stomach and other Intestines. They etimalate these organs when the abdominal cin illation is defective, seam toe processes of secretion. and give a healthful regularity to the orgasm of nutrition and assimilation. They are powerful reme dial agents in eases of enlargement of the liver, In affection of the spleen, in hypochondria. *undies, hemorrhoidal disease and olwitlnate constipation. In cases of gout, and all other afections produced by Inefficiency of th- digestive functions, the most happy results have been obtained from them. The efficacy of the waters is more especially lied by those who drink them at their source : for then. the in , sir of the mountains, the gaiety of the surrounding scene, Lad perfect abstraction from the cares of the world, concur in mist ing the action of the medicinal beverage. The magnificent casino, which, in the beauty of its architec ture, the judicious distribution of its apartments, and the rich ness of its decorations, surpasses every other edifies of the kind on the banks of the Rhine, contains saloons for balls and con certs, as also for the gamma trente et quarante and roulette: the former is played with the half Irian, and the latter with one zero ; the daily venture of the bank at the treute et quartzite table is fixed gumm bo°. nod the maximum stake is C4BO. Among the other attractions may be mentioned • large and comfortable reading room. liberally furnished with German, French, Wallah, Italsn, Russian, Boletus, and Dutch journals a coffee nom In the Olympic style of decoration : a divan, for tha enjoyment of a cigar, opening on to • tine terrace paved with fiellheitY • grand dining roum,where there Is • tahle-erheite kin grangais t e, Woe a day, at one and Iva o'clock, under the super intendence of the celebrated M. Chevet, of Pails, who is the lessee of the refreshment department of the Kurhaus. As excellent orchestra, sambaing late dietagelshed mast eJ•~s, performs three {l aws aftern in the besu a t ' i l tu y i flii i :d th end e of the n morni g eljno, a a the nd In - the evening in the grand 134 i-room. Homburg laths to the TOZXAI7I3 sueocesfully osZk a ir a t i e w of railway ham ab"" ky r:ett,' trains a day, to or fro, tried la the Paris sad Landed Hospital, under time mow of the hat as late as kf eaen o'clock. "' As the journey womples only Mears. eolltner. heard, Lloyd, Poland, and Inane Clark half aa hour, the amusements a Nrawitfort as, within eery swami, Oh Nor., lIIST, effects a cure In an average of ah days, reach. Visitors In Housbusgmy to Brumes in twelve boars, either la recent or chronic disease. —4.. dd. pet bottle, by post to Berlin In fifteen, to Pub la Yx sad to Lades la twenty. ea. VI, at C. Joseske, Preach Chemist, di Hapniarfied, London, Sew, se exe st u si s, sji the in be rails ;:dTee.:lb Railway between Bremen and Bremerhavee la lee , nen foe the conveyance of pamanan and marchandlie to all !sins of Germany. •or COPENHAGEN, the EAST ANCILLiN, about June 1.1, from 11 , ,melydrown. Yer CiallItNllURO, the GUSTAF MARA, June 11, from Burreirdown, to be folinwed by the LONDON and THAMES, aliennitely marg week. /arm, s:3 i, CU b., and 41. Ifni freight, passage, &a, appg Chapinis Universal Ofike, Reatot-eircak W. or to PHILLIP/It, GRATER and PIiILIAPPii, 11 , Radians, LC. CORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE EXTRACTRD and CURED in one minute, without cuttlao or the least palm by Mr. RI:UDALL, 116, Recent-street. Win attended by Mrs. Rendall tf preferred. Terms, toy Mr. Zendall has teitimonlida from the Royal Family, *lnch may be seen, with Uniti,uids of others, from Mira o , the kingdom, similar to toe following.—Tram the t Rev. the Lon/ Bishop of London RendaU boa effectu y eared acme corns nu my feet without giving any pain.'—" Sir Robert Alexander, 35, St. James's-piece. hasi but two large toenails and • corn extracted from his fret by Mr. Randall, and cia strewly ecionunend hon." observe. Ilk Regent-61mi Quid/sat. lIINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA -h-0 ham been. during twenty-Ave cal awn Voce,' by th e medical profession, sod antrorinUy accepted by the public, aa the beet remedy for staidly of the stomach, beartra, headache, gout, uloi indlgielisin, and se a rend aD► Meet for dehcate consumuon.,.nore asps for ladies and children. It Is prepared, In a date of perfect purity and ■olfonu stresorth, ouly ►y DINNXVORD sad Co.. 172, Nee lionestrest, Loudon: and sad ►y all respectable citadels theouebsut the welt HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS. Specimen garments of the NEW COATINGS are now ready for Inspection. The trouserings are of patterns and tex tures not to be excelled. A select stock of walking, lounging, and over cost* always on hand at HAMILTON and HIMPTON'S, 105, Strand. opposite IsetarAML MIL MILES' ( ALFREDI WEBB MILES) irlW SPRING AND BUMMER, STOCK for the World-timed Scotch ANGOLA 16a TROUSERS. Ts now replete and ready for inspectfort. flees Trousers were originated by Mr. Niles, Whose only address is Th. BROOK -ST RE HANOVER-SQUA RE and who Is not connected with any person baltaithe and adver tising in his mania ESTABLISHED 10th YEBIWART. 1141. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. E. MOSES and SON'S celebrated INDISPENCABLE SUIT. which Is adapted equally for Walking, Mang. Travelling. or Business, will be found the most comfortable deem fora visit to the international Exhibition, price from SOs. to 70s. Spring and Summer Clothing of every description, ready-made, or made to measure for all clauses and all ages. K MUSES and SON. Heady-made and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Makers. Woollen Drapers, Hatters, Hosiers, Boot and Shoe Makers, and General (Minters. Loudon Homes : City Kstabliehment, 166 156, 156, 157, 83,Uoites: 88 86,6,8 87, SR, Aidgate. Oxford-street Brnc 506, 507, 506, New Oxford6treet: 1,4, 3, Hart-street. Tottenham.court.med Branch, 137, 136, Tottenham court-reed 283, Keaton-road. Country Batabilehmeeda: Sheffield and Bredford, Yortehire. All articles are marked in plain Imam the lowest possible price+, truer which no abatement can be made. Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money returned. Lista of prima, with rale& for selt.romanstement, sad paten's, post trete. I MOSES and SON'S eatabUahnients are closed every Friday evening at unmet till Saturday event°. at sunset, when bun vans Is resnme4 until 11 o'clock. K MUSES and BON'S Pamphlet for the present smarm, with French and (termini, tramilations, and containing some interest ing information concerning the International LiWhitlow, - may be had gratis. and post free. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Pomona! Attraction. and to health and longevity by S ytopi mastication of food. ROWLANDS* ODONTO, or lviL DENTIFRICE, compounded of °Mental ingrediaats, Is of Inestimable value In preserving and beautifying the teeth, Mrengthening Um gums, and In giving a pleasing fragrance to Ike breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots of Incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to "Rich it Imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its Invaluable girlies have obtained the Itatvolnage of royalty and the mac, of Europe, and it le universally In high repute. Price Ts. Pd. per box. Sold by A. Rowland and Sons, 20, Patton garden, and by Chemists and Perfunbera Ask for "Rowlands Odonto TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (arum's TsupitAxs4 AMERICA. EVACUATION OF CORINTH BY THE CONFEDERATES. (Per Anglo-Saxon, via Quebec and Londonderry.) NEW YORK, MAY 31, MORNING. The Confederates evacuated Corinth on the 29th instant. The correspondent of the New York Times con siders it possible that the Federal army may go into trenches before Richmond, and that heavy Parrott siege guns will be brought from Yorktown. The Confederates still threaten the Federal lines at Harper's Ferry. The latest advices from New Orleans are con sidered favourable for the prospect of cotton coming in. 400 bales have arrived. General Butler continues to govern New Orleans with the utmost military rigour. The inhabitants do not appear to have shown any symptoms of be coming reconciled to Federal authority. Advices from New Orleans confirm the seizure by General Butler of 100,000 dais. at tire Dutch consulate. The foreign consuls unanimously protested. A correspondence has taken place between Butler and the British consul relative to the imprisonment by Butler of British subjects, formerly members of the British guard in Orleaus,who were accused of sending arms and accoutrements to Beauregard. The matter had not been decided, and was still in abeyance. Several French men-of-war are now at New York. LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO FARTHER POINT. NEW YORK, MAT 31, Emus°. General Banks is reported to have again advanced into Virginia and to have passed Martinsburg. A Federal brigade is reported to be skiving the Confederates out of Front RoyaL The Confederates retreated from Corinth to Grand Junction, and thence southward. It was reported in Corinth (1) yesterday morn ing that Richmond was evacuated, and Memphis nearly deserted. No direct advice. have, however, been received here of the evacuation of Richmond, and the report is therefore doubtful. The New York Tribune says, that a circular of the Secretary of the Treasury forbids the entry of all kinds of liquors into the Southern ports lately opened for trade. The Maryland Episcopal Convention have ex cluded from their committee nearly all the members who remain loyal to the Federal government. It is reported from Norfolk that Petersburg has been evacuated. A Union meeting is to be held in Norfolk, and if it be satisfactory to General Wool, President Lin coln will be recommended to re-open Norfolk to trade. The Hibernian arrived out on the 29th imat. COILYERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Money abundant. Exchange, 1141. Gold, 31 per cent. prem. Stocks buoyant. Cotton slightly firmer. POLAND. WARSAW, Jum 10. The first sitting of the Couucil of State took place to-day. The sittings will in future be pre sided over by the Marquis Wielopolski and the Grand Duke Constantine, who are both expected to arrive here in July. GREECE. CORFU, Joss 10. According to advices received here from Athens to the 7th instant, General Colocotroni has formed a provisional ministry, with the mission of intro ducing bills for the formation of a National Guard and au electoral law. FRANCE. PARIS, Juss 10. The Emperor and Empress have left for Fontaine bleau. A GOOD Imam,. —The Brazilian cabinet, at the commencement of the sissies d the General Ammo* as the 7th ultimo, presented points of law for the reduc tion at the stand* army from 20,000 to 14,000 mem, and of the imperial miry from 4,000 to 3,000 seamen. TRI OORONGRIOLIP Or MIDDLEIUM —ll - Ortarday'r Leaden °seem publisher ea order by her Majesty in council that those parte of the esasty at ■irldlessx for which MOMS are elected under mite de corosatore eligenda shall be divided into three districts, for the perorate of the set, to be respectively named '• the Eeatere District," " the Gretna District," and "the Western District," and to osuiprise the several parishes, places, and bounderies assatinsdi sad set forth in the schedule ennead to the order. The ooart for the @iodise of • mom for the extern district us to be hold's et Bethnal-green ; that for the esetral district at Marylehoes ; end that for the wastans district at Brantford. The attendance yesterday was not quite so large as on the preceding day, but the majority of the company came late, and being all therefore assem bled nearly together, they gave the building a very crowded appearance in the afternoon. The visitors who come now are evidently determined to " do" their Exhibition in a thorough, conscientious man ! ner, for they may be met roaming everywhere, and peering into the most obscure corners. The ma cbinery in motion maintains a high popularity, although the atmosphere, in consequence of the steam, is none of the coolest ; and next to it the military engineering and the eastern annex seem to be the favourites. There is a terrific looking Armstrong gun iu the nave, with a mirror attached to the muzzle, which shows the reflection of the interior rifling. I This is always numerously surrounded, and people I wait for their turn to peep for five or ten minutes together. There is also considerable interest taken in the jewels and other articles de bees, • sight of which is of course a great novelty to the working man. We trust that the exhibitors of these costly cases will not think the working people less worthy 4141selettelesitiose thaktheitighm , classes, but will , improve the opportunity, and cheerfully explain to the respectful crowds who now daily surround their cases the nature, character, and value of their pre cious wares. Many a visitor to the Exhibition has now to learn for the first time the difference between a diamond and emerald and a 'ruby, and it is one of the first objects of the undertaking that they should receive information on this in common with many other subjects. We trust this hint will have the effect of procuring for our hard banded friends the attention which they so eminently deserve, and for which they are always so grateful. The first visitor to the building yesterday was his Royal Highness the Viceroy of Egypt, who evidently retains in this country the oriental habit of early rising, inasmuch as he arrived at the building at 8 o'clock, when the doors were notopen. No intimation whatever had been given of the intended visit, so that none of the officials were there to receive him. Perhaps, under all the cir cumstances, it is fortunate that admission was obtained at all, for the police are vigilant in the extreme as to giving entrance during the hours the building is closed to the public, though there was no difficulty in this instance. For two hours, therefore, the Pacha and those who accompanied him had the building to themselves, and we hope were edified by what they saw, which could not have been very much, as they were present precisely during the time allowed for sweeping, dusting, and watering floors, uncovering cases, and arranging goods. From this hour in the morning till past midday the viceregal party re mained in the building, traversing it from end to end, and especially paying long visits to the ma chinery annexe and picture galleries. At about 1 o'clock, when the building was getting rather in conveniently crowded, his royal highness left, but not without signifying to the executive the great gratification he had derived from the visit, and his intention to be present again to-day, both at the building and Horticultural Flower Show. The entrance to the eastern annex has now been open for two or three days, and its value is evi denced by the influx of visitors it has brought to a place which was hitherto almost a solitude. Nearly *OOO persons come in daily by this entrance, and the various oases of the annex, its models, and its specimens, are objects of great interest. We were sorry to hear that both on Monday and yesterday these wen more tipsy people seen in this quarter than were quite pleasant, but on closer inquiry we learnt that their number was far from considerable, and that they did no mis chief beyond being a little too persevering iu their inquiries, and more than commonly anxious to have their handkerchiefs perfumed. Said Pacha and attendants paid an early visit. Their coming was quite unexpected, and they had completed their promenade of the building before the officials became aware of their presence. As there must now be a good many visitors who have become habitues, we shall perhaps contribute to their amusement by calling their attention to articles which might otherwise have escaped notice. Those who take au interest in the results of that great domestic institute, the needle, which we are told is soon to become a matter of history, will do well to look at a raised crochet counterpane which is exhibited in Class 24. It is, both in design and workmanship, the unassisted production of one of our metropo litan seuipstresees, and is certainly a monument of patient and well-directed female industry. The detail of its "stitches" would delight the Statis tical Society. There are roses embroidered ou it containing 2,608,370 stitches; leaves, 191,880 ; grapes, 68.851 ; stars, 50,100 ; flowers, 14,820 ; grand total, 2,921,821 stitches ; and all done in three months by one female, whose name (Jane Borwick) must not be left out of the chronicle of the Exhibition. Since the days of the Royal lady who wrought the Bayeux tapestry, there has never been such an amount of stitching done in so short a period. We must not omit to state that them were used in the making of this wonderful coun terpane 62,000 yards of crochet cotton, and that the sempstress worked twelve hours each day. Mothers, nurses, and " persona about to marry" will also do well to inspect Mr. Clarke's pyramid night-lights, so well adapted for the nursery cr the sick room. The wick is so shaped as to burn brightest for the first hour, and then gradually to settle down to the light that is best suited fur a sleeping-room, which is, however, still double that of auy ordinary night-light. There is no flickering, a great desideratum in a night light, and there is sufficient beat to warm, if ne cessary, the food or drink of the infant or invalid. The manufacture of night-lights has become one of great magnitude in London, and yet we believe that Mr. Clarke is the only maker who has sent sped naafis to the Exhibition. The company lingered late yesterday evening, and the lowering aspect of the sky, accompanied by some drops of rain, gave a tremendous impetus to the competition for omnibus accommodation. On leaving the building our attention was attracted to an open gallery, decorated something after the manner of a shrine, and before which a crowd was gathered, and eagerly stretching forth their hands for something that was being distri buted from within. On making a nearer inspection we ascertained that this gallery had been erected for the purpose of a gratuitous distribution of the Holy Scriptures in seven different languages. The plan is not to give out the Bible in a complete form, when it might be accepted for unworthy purposes, but to divide it into little tracts, mica containing a " book " or a chapter, promising the recipient that when he has read that he shall be presented with another. There were a great many foreigners round this gallery yesterday evening, and the anxiety to obtain the tracts appeared to be very great. The uumber of visitors yesterday was as follows : —By season tickets, 3,293; by payment, 53,085 ; total, 58,358. INTERNATIONAL KNOLIMO AND FRILYCH Dia TIONART.—Dr. Spins, author of tint dietioasry bearieg his nano, ham just failed in the action far piracy which be had broaght against It. Chula, Hingray, publisher and pro. pristor of the " Isliarnatioasl English and French Dic tionary," edited by Maws. anti aid Hamilton ; the Im perial Court of Paris has candirsaid hint by a decree of the 26th May last to pay tho costa at snit and 6,000 frame damages to M. Maim. The pablis ammo the splendid volume of M. Hinny, in the of N. Clays priater, of Paris, at the Prosoh court - 2 the Intonational Exhibition. Ia leg Dr. Spirts brought a nail= action against Yemae. Leograse ash Co., peblishere of an abridged dictionary of erhieli K. Outworn is the author, and last his snit in the Vico-Choneellaes Court. The ooremoniahs and fetes attendant upon the installatioo of the Duke of Devonshire as Chancellor of the University of Cambridge were brought to a orealusion yes terday, when the prize oration were spoken and the instal lation ode was performed. His Grace's formal isdnatioe to Use otitis took place as Saturday last, with the usual Latin serene and addresses, end on Monday, es reported in our impression of yesterday, be exercised hie crecelloria duties by holding his first levee, and by costarring the hooorary doctor's degree upon various distinguished preen& Than, practically, the briers of the installation may be said to have concluded, and the preesedinge of yesterday were therefore rather in the way of a wind-up ccegratalatory festivity than an essential or neensary portion of the for mularies customary on such ocassiona If we remember tightly, there was no ode or any set musical peeforreence at any kind when the late Prince Consort was installed, although the festivities were of a far more ex tensive, brilliant, and peril character than those which have ushered in the advent of his successor. But although the scene of yesterday bears no comparison with that which the university and town of Cambridge presented is July, 1847, when her Majesty and the entire court for three days graced Alma Mater with their presence, it was gay and attractive. The different colleges evinced their respect for the new Chancellor is orthodox university Idyls. There was feeding in the halls—the " door" and dignitaries wore their gals robes, and the undergraduates were enthu siastic in their applause, and equally emphatic in their de nunciation of pro-proctors and other unpopular am demie °Meals and public characters. Old " Cars" was dressed out in grand array. All along the banks at the back of King's, Trinity, and John's, union jacks and flags of all odours, some of which bore deviate showing that they had been premed from other services, waved, dipping gracefully to the river; and upon the green sward on either side (which, later in the day, was the arena of a flower show), gaily decorated marquees and refreshment booths peeped out here and there from beneath the rich foliage of the noble elms. In the Senate bore itself the audience was sufficient to fill, without overcrowding, the building. The galleries, which are ablated by nniergraduatee as their own exclusive property, were, r a matter of course, thronged, except the moss gallery ever the principal entrance, which was appropriated to Dr. Buesdale Bennett and his most 'Maier staff of vocalists and instramestalids. The dais was occupied by the new Chasmllor, who won his state robes, the doctors in their soarlat gowns, and the mi. one beads of "alleges. The space in the metre of the hall, from the foot of the dais to the entrance, was the stand* room for the other mambos of the Univerilty and visitors, while on either side of them and along the satire kWh of the chamber roes five tiers of seats, accommodating between 300 and 400 ladies, habited in all the richness sod variety of modern female fashion, and in the bright colours they displayed forming a marked and pleasing contrast to the dark black cloth and bombazine to which stern academic rule condemned the masses congregated shove and below them. At precisely ten o'clock, his Grace the Chan cellor, attended by the university officials, and acoom ponied by the majority of the doctors who received their degrees on the previous day, took hie seat, and immediately the prize orations were delivered in the following order :Tames Rhoades, Trinity College, English poem, which obtained the Chancellor's gold model— subject, " The Death of the Prince CONSIN4 r William Myers, Trinity College, exercise, which elitaimed the Camden gold medal, Latin hexameter verse ; Arther Bidgwick, Trinity College, Greek ode ; Wm. Andes Leigh, King's College, Latin ode ; Henry Lee-Walser, St Jeha's College, Greek epigram, which obtained Sir William &owner's gold medal for each; Henry Whitehead Mosa, St. John's College, exercise, which obtained the Piste pries (treasdatioe into Greek von). Thee emeekried, the varrieel performance began. The bed was led by Professes W. ITMersdale Bennett, who wore the toga of doctor of which differs hem the ordinary doctor's robe in being • sort of drab or avant colour, lined with red instead of the usual scarlet. The ode, which was written by Professor Charles Rinpley, and sad set to music by Professor Bennett, was snug by Madame Titian and Mr. Wilbye Cooper, aided by an efficient chorus and a powerful bend. The solo parts were given with great effect, and Tittles was more than once en corer. At the conclusion there was a very general, het seeing that this pert of the performance extended overnearlythrea quarter, of an hour, unreasonable, as well es uproarious, demand on the part of the occupant' of the side pllery for a repetition of the whole ; but in the concluding item of the programme, viz., the national anthem, with the drat mt. of which Titions effectually extinguished the discord, a satisfactory compromise was friend. Alter the anthem the company dispersed, and, except the flower show in the afternoon and the hospitalities of which each of the colleges was the scene in the evening, the bruiser of installing the new Chancellor was at an end. Firm DEPARTMENT.—SOCIAL ECONOMY. Mr. J. Hinz read a very interesting paper upon the subject of the amusements of the working dams. He stated that plum of public amusement derived their sup pen from the craving of the people for the excitement of vivid ad novel sensations, that animal excitements ob tained the largest support, and that of Intellectual amuse ment, the following order was observed :—First, periodical literature, then the drama, then concerts, negro enter filiollienta and burlesque performances, thee paisoserom and exhibitions, then letter,. end libraries, end lastly, dm codes and other dada. It we esommy to provide better and higher clam emememente to meet the treats of the working climes, or vicious and unscrupulous men would supply the deficiency for them, and it was necessary that those amusements should partake something of the form and character of those at present in vogue. He reoom mended, therefore, the establishment of small allotments in the suburbs of all towns for the earr ing climes, and that flower, fruit, and vegetable shows should be encouraged amongst them. He recommended alio the establishment of bowling peens, skittle pounds, trant s. pounds, sod cricket clubs, detached from public. sad where neither beer nor "Moog liqaors should he kilefland. Men wen sot it/ be won to temperance by temetrlnding end expedite's-eget* meeti mid he heliermllsoes was to be lase in the seam the way he bad poided oat than by soy cent Mids. With regard to the drama, Coley Cribber once mid that two theatres were as many as Landau Gould Bed performers for or audiences to support, whereas there were now so lea Mien 16, beyond the vaat number et public recitations end readings from plays, affordieg • mild dose of theatrical repreeen tenors, which those were willing to attend who would not think of pia; to em the enactment of stage playa, with the improving daunts of sunray and eningem The dramatic form was elagelsely eandateet with Asa setere, and the only objection was to those plays whisk had an immoral tendency, or whisk were vicious or stupid, and often both. Tbe peat indeed of amusements upon the character of the people, ead the dearth of esseenessle, claimed for this - question the bast eon et the esnorms The Rev. H. Bou.y foiled • strung duke swoon the working dud for eleentioeirry anleellahmesta, and Ma ndated that the el that dein was beerildel in keeping men from pa • booms, and from A u :=c icilumess of the twopeeny and fourpency • penny amens hined le some large Mims were dao damming of eneounginsent ; bet morseled the hemmed number of thaw bond whin music was made esly the inclimented to drink. Ms. W. Pee; cif Dilly thowslit the Moods of tee totalism bed Met a lbw egpsetsmty for estamtinf their prbicipiss by *dr ass So a negative policy, mated • 11111.11112( wwwelibleog IseiMee. The work* seen must have se arevaeseewt, sad drankeitotes was often mooned to from no inherent vine, bet from smut of something better ode. — Yr. A. RYLAND, referred to the emcees which had at tended the establishment of pony lectures and posy classes in emmeotioa with working mee's inetitatioes in Bir mhighem. to which all chimes went. The experhneet of retie had bees hied there for the sinomment of the people, and with Nivel emeem and they were going lay the etrodemet weribilie's balls, which he anderatood to mem Ow reheat Wird Me ea. Mfr. OAIIIILL reeseeked that the temperseee moiety had eel been nagleethil h providhig ammoniate far its fol. Mmes. Is Olomew they bed established Saturday night comirts, which wee regalasiy attended by upwards of 3,000 people, principally et the working-clams, and it was asemary that these tempormes amusements should be ex leaded to esontemet the Whence of music balls, which were beaming a great mid gigantic evil. The Rev. Dr. Buis bore testimony to the 100001111 that bad attended the plane adopted for the proper amusement el the people in the agricultural districts, sad ream weeded •as the result of his experieuce that lectures to lb. kibearing ohms should combine ss far as possible samesonsat with instruitioc. Lard B1100411•11Mgd bathe* weld be name irsportimt than thewttled nada di nation, affecting as it did both the boahl et the body Ned the heel* of the mind ; sod he was glad to her thin the appestiebiee ol irs iteportesee wee not °Defined to the tows', The Bar. S. H. Paws read a paper advocating the pro vine* of detour eheemfeetheireer d lotedee or the memos of ebotring their limo old indusieg habits of an, prudence, and forethought. Be seggeated that there were many plaids which might be snesesdnify oultivakel in pot+ and in city dwellieept, sad that the prates is the square of Lon don should be let for the purpose of molt competitive ex hibitions as be proposed be establish. EVENING MEETINGS. EDUCATION DE ?ARTY ENT. Mr. finsimMeriinselitiontOtri;;;lsof that the council should reeteseet to the Beast' of the University of London the desirable's= et timir undertaking the duty of affording women ise festrasigg el Meting their attainments in the more solid el leerniog. He referred to the 011110 of Miss Gerned r vibe, through her father, applied to the Berm to be enembed, and received a reply that under the charter they bed no power to oomply with her request. He read portions of the charter, and endeavoured to show that the difficulty WY MOM techoical than real, and that the Besets would seedily get our it u soon as they were de sirous to admit women. Dr. HODOOIF smouded the resolution. . _ Mr. H. CHM= end it was necessary for national in terests that memo should be found without delay for im provement in the education of women, and they must coo stet in • great degree of • tribunal for testing their require ments end panting antificates or degrees. He, however, could not agree that the best mode of accomplishing the object at the present time would be to force the duty nom the University of Leaden. nem scald be so doubt ever that the founders of the university and the govereraint authorities who Mined the charter did not contemplate that degrees Mould be pouted to women ; end he could not but think that if the university were at meg to grant women the degrees of bachelor of Via, master of sate, and doctor, tiny would bring on themselves in mount of ridiM4l which would retard rather than ad man to objeet im view. That object could be obtained is a much more practical way. What they wanted was an university specially designed for women elm, and be thought that this association bad resources at heed whit* would amble it to establish such an institution. He re ferred to the moms which had attended the examisation of females in different bandies konwiedge by the Seeiney of Arta, and emptied that the association Mould appoint a special nom eitsse to deal with the subject. Dr. Form thought that women would peter having university digress email to those obtained by _ma to certi ficates from the College of Preemptors or the &May of Arts. The resolution thee mom move discussion wee withdrawn, and the follow keg. seggenied by the carried uoani measly :—" That this meeting is of opinion that means ought to be provided for testing and attesting the educ tion of women of the middlesad higher dames, and requests the mined of the monition to take each nieneeree as they may deem expedient for the attainment of this object." The meeting then separated. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PRO- NOTION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE. Mlns Fames P. COMM read • paper yesterday oa " Feuds Education, and bow it would be affected by University Examinations." After alluding to the special wants of women at this time, and the ad vantages which an improved education would give them, Miss Cobbs controverted the popular ides that • cultivated woman was likely to be • lees good wife end mother than as ignorant use, or that, as Sydaey Smith mid, "a woman's love for her children depended on her ignorance of Greek, and she would be likely to desert an infant for • quadratic equation." Two of the noblest instances of woman's home virtue, and grommet Odd • thropio devotion, ware Mary Somerville and Mary Car penter, the one the head of all her eel in science, and the other learned enough to have taught Bonier and Virgil at eighteen. A classical education did not make a woman masculine. It was se absurd to teach • girl French because • boy learned Latin, as to make her eat mutton became the boy ate beef. The assimilation of mantel and bodily food both suited the natural constitution. A wound's mind in made by the Creator wholly different from that of a man, and in everything she dose, art, learning, or philanthropic labour, these differences axes oat. She works not like • man, from without, by force at will and legislative power, bat from within, by persuading and inspiring. To educate a;r2an to the utmost is only more sad more to educe her w limes ; to make her more, sot lees, a woman. A sound and solid education is even more needful for her than for a Man, her natural quickness leading her to shallowdes and hastiness of conclusions. University examinations, which have long been admitted to be so useful for men, can hardly prove less so for women. That of Loudon, is particular, oleo special facilities for their admission, and we may hope that the late revelation of half the Senate to reject them will ere long be recon sidered. London University will sinurolly suffer no derogation from following the codes of the schools of Alex • inch* where liypatia held the first chair of philosophy thee existing in the world ; and in that of the Univemity of Padua, where woven taught and leaned beside G= Tetrarch, and Columbus. In conclusion, Hiss Cobb. both men and comes to pat aside the prejudices which the obaoxicans and ludicrous ideas attached to that popular agree" the strong-minded female, brought upon all sighted' com pacted with the claims of women. In the old times at chivalry, to help • woman in distress was deemed the high est honour for the bravest ',height. Aware* it is not fees ea honour now to aid the whole sex to rise to a better and nobler life, and to develop more perfectly—bemuse more freely did fully, that form outward which Cod has also male in His own image—a divine arid holy thing. The con demo' Of th e paper was followed by the heartiest applause. The Peasiossr—l may deed. I suppose, that dela 'natio. sea wish that we bad the power of 000ferring de pees—(bear, hail—and if we had, 1 should be most happy to propose that Miss Cobbe receive from us the degree of ILA.—(cheers and laughter)—mistress of the art • distmaiMg • subject with mooed reed with in fi nite peer, sad with perfect propriety. (Hear, bear.) Oe one point may I should wish to make an observatios, and that is to maim the statement of Miss Cobbe, adi to the pos. dbility of the union of the most perfect domestic virtues with the highest istellectnal cultivation. I cannot venture, with so many ladies present, to open • dis cussion oa the subject. (laughter. I should be to baulk any lady—naughter)—but hope what h e mid has been so full and ' se g o gu ff w ill accept it as • perfect addenda of their ore. (Hear, bear.) The Rev. A.. J. Main followed with a very able, praatied, sad argumentative paper, "Oa the saddling Me of a spice dweb is i ofsti t on tad Wi *meg National Sohoohnesters." pes, terms ea tie soda based white J. • eon pissed es the maim of the esbeelleaster, and vmmceeed their dela 10 Ow sp pastellist of echool-inspeetors, tram which they are at present ant only studiously excluded, but that exclusion is eves *Med by the Commissions of Ednostion: them- THE DISTRW IN LANCASHIRE. The following additional donations were re alised yesterday In aid of the feed for the relief of the dis tressed operatives of laeoashire sad Chatter* i—F. T., 701.; Mr. William Mute, her Bram& Majesty's thasal. New Orleans. 51. ; Xmas Thomas sad Boos, 51. sa. ; Mr. Augustus Brows, 31. 3s. ; Mn. Moore, 5/. ; Rev. Gregory Rhodes, 31. 3s. ; esissind boa a few bleeds IT T. 0. 8., W. as. 3d. ; 11. ls. ; Mrs. Libels, IL Is. ; Mn. sad Miss Bowl* IL. ; Hr. Charles Feetweed, 11. ls. ; Impales of Messis. 0. Fleetwood sad Oa, 51. ; N. A. IL, 10a. ; Mte. Pessberlim Hey wood, 301. ; Leal Wilisegbby de Brats. 101. M. THALEZZO'It Itatiegna.—X. Tba'berg has commenced a melee of saareing performaoces cm the *solaria at the Hantiveraigarre Rooms. The first took plies es Minsky ; tbe Mimes are to he given cis Monday, Jane 16 ; ilefardny, Jos n ; and Monday, J nly 7. These, it is anaosneed, are the oily oeosaices on which M. Thal• berg oan appear in London this sewn. A Taerntoetai lynx Dmisivzip.— Mr. William Mobilises, thief superiatesideot of the hoodoo and North Weston Coespirars Mathis at Birminglismoras micertamed at diver at Mee Quern's Hotel in that lowa oa Monday evening, sad presented with a purse coutaining 500 soya. reigns, aloes silver salver. The above were subscnbed for "by friends and railway sa ao selmewledgment of the mairiwow 'sear a which for inwards of sweeter' yew Kr. Robinson hes discharged the duties of chief soperinteedeet al the Leedom and North Wasters Railway Company's Mailon, at Birodagbam." A GOOD WATCII AT A MODAL.= Patna—" The = d ie walking through the Clay of Long= bob ha to gee se may 1111 whore 'blows are Mimi with washes amid boollery of the abet Awes Omni@ or IWO rides Into colebeTr il lor db .. = and l i ebeelbee et be prodobleme—ere mesa the ostahlliimell at N,. J. W . Desees. welch mialdectorer. ot as and /14 • t r ip NA As a good wile* en s a ege as tu al=brr teassa ne = ire bare MINS ear ena web= lb MOO will** es sosidsis pries '—flady Telegraph. leassurs Illsobseed bee tor ewe siampe, is deseripirie el *my eivrt sow mole. Watches ask hg red to al parts et the slotelt—• tadvwdeeserot.)