The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-22 00:00:00

L y s .. ~i-~' 4,1' 1 , 3 r iC63. f - 6f . ; R A-IT !JAY 'No. 6.773.] '! I LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENTSG, APRIL 22, 1868. [STAMPED Id. ADDTMONAL.] [ONE 'T ,EMEN• Bo to Hanover, Bruns . ard.eCer,ntral Germanhjba North G UB erman Vies r::.:,rahhedllTHUßoDA Y. April ti CaISAW , ftlactli • p r r.oittiort; et 12 noon . — Bares to Snook Ls and LI • tt) I . el ottrgl a l i .lgr "l" . t'.. , Duti;tiolotiowo, crem.inGeWars'ET^or. TEE WErIBIBROP of TENASSiE (United &Mee) led ADDRIN the MEETING M Rt. Jamee'altall, Piccadilly, oil FRIDAY next, at t3O p en.—Ttcketa (tree) at 5, Pfirk.pbaoo, t aa. lama's-street, S.W. NE W QIIII2PB THEATRE. INTELLriry We. I. L. TOOLS Ms al• pleasure to oases that lde ANNUAL 11114111 NS via take place es WAD NISDAY, April Ye. The performances sill commence with (for tkh t only) Poole's Molested comedy of PAUL PRY 37 pouelmioa of J. &a Bketooe. Req.). followed by ifor this atilt only) the termite tare of ICI ON PAIL Z FRANCAIS by t=drof R Webster , Roo.) SO condole wltk OLIVER TWIST. Tickets sad places may be at the anodise d the nuke, we of lip. J. L. Todd. e• ; John's-park-vMak Naveretodeldll, N.W. L m pßism ABBOIS: ABYSSINIA. [The &Maier appeared In the greater tart of ear pee. terday's Zapras . ~. THE ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND. OUR OONTEMPqRAIuisb. (THIS DAY.) Err,oPOLITAN and ST. JOHN'S-WOOD RAILWAY. . , ~ NOY OP M RN tor TRAITIC. If YLIS YRNTON. oprisrai Managar. RE -APPEARANCE of MR. ALFRED WIGAN of SATURDAY, May 2. la ►b calabrated character of Achille Tama Dotard In THE FIRST NIGHT. TELEGRAMS FROM SIR. R. NAPIRE. max FIFTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION _I. of PICTURES by French end Fismish Artists Is NOW OPEN at the (Whin, 1%. Palma. Admission, Is ; este- Wide. dd- • seer -1-I.:ToN MEDICAL and GENERAL LIFE Chief OSlce, 429, Strand; Qty Branch, Bank, London. .r vn the Fourteenth Annual Report, read at the Ordl - vet tug of rollcy-holders, held oo the 10th tnetant. , tor new siouroacee beve re taa7ll9 for a 1.010.190 • r umber than has bees he my previous Doth les ham been tamed.; snug. ‘,• Adieu in new premiums :As! become Of the Aiscniation hes -•ca to • of year's revenue reporta cks cstctuses, and every informathnt may be ..iIN VISSINT, F. 9.8., Actuary sod Secretary. .ERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE A.9131.71ANCE aOCIITY. 13. BC James's-square d 1 , Lorkto, LW. Egablishelo,4. ,iyabetAz =Tire C 1 Till SOCIISTY Orlab Olit Isom*, sissibly bwordes. abosele AM. 1310 a. Fund, seedy ihreetod, to over added to Po:kko at the hot °Mika 6272.411 . tialms by Death pad AnlOUnt. to . wring are among the distinctive features of the Society 5T,71311.4.41 any policy for the whole of life, where .lots not exceed 60, ono halt of the annual premiums • . ';.e "r•t live years may remain on credit, and may either se a dett on the poii y. or he pail oil at any time. .ivs of 97011i.U51 tcr young lives with early partinipation •,:ert Assurances may be erected without pro•ls, by • tum assured becomes payable es the attahawant of a . a•.e. at death, whi cbeeer event shall tint happen. !Ayes may be assured at rates twoportioned to the in- ; s,itlerceot of dolma—Claims paid thirty days altar 1 I:an Bonus at the quinquennial Division in 1967 .a per cf et.. and the Cash bonne 26 per cent. on the in the five years. I.lViSiotl of Profits will take place is January, 1872, Itct New Policies before the end of June next •-• xt that Dit talon to oue year's additional share of r !AU C.tralal. ~t C.,tr• ;.r.ll Tonna of Proposal can be °blamed of any -4, ota, or of CUICLIIFFE, Actaary and Secretary. 13, SR JUllaS4llllare. I.OOdOD, ,or LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Instituted UM .. •l• IFrets—rpsrards of Ylvel sod a Quarter Minima Annual Income—Hall a 11111 bit. (Isints Pald— . Sewn and a Half Millions. • • : ;4e profits •glottal to tie Assured Qu!nquesistally. • - added to ri.licleg—Upwrazda of Toni• 1111Pous. •! • tqatereents of Aconuata, &c., apply to the :Lc t, ce Fleet-etreet, Loofas. SAYUIia. DOWICTS, Actuary. N HEIt MAJESTY'S COURT of PROBATE. f - r. ncipal Kawistry. To JUNIN SOUTHWORTH. now i.u:lam. in the county of Kent, &private in the Forty ot of Light intantry.—TAKE NOTICE, that a • • us issued, under the seal of her 'Majesty's Court of • . hql the Ist day of April, PM, whereby you are cited :bin thirty days after the service thereof. and accept • tut.. of administration with the will annexed of the , • and effects of William ilaggent, a private In her . • Itegiro( at of Light infantry, aho died the in which will yon are named a reldnary caw* why the and letters administration • :to granted to George Tolima the administrator of • e e cute and tife,..ts of Edward Tut, ail deceased, the -:an ir&nt..e named in the +aid wil with an intim. • • , .'• fault of your appearance the sat I letters of Mull , wit!. the odd will mulcted: 141 be g.anted to the said • Led. EDW A F.D F. Jp NIL?, livr!strar OZORGIADAMS. 7, I.lnoolciolon•fielda, Roll.Ator for the mid i :move Turnedll. TINEY, in large ( e small amounts. and for long r .r .tort peri..4.2, with or without a Ufa i tly, readily ob h le at the NATIONAL GUARDIAN A, IItANCE COW Limited', 484, (Word-WOK Ei0440404117 . , W.C. 1-NEY.-1:20 to {SOO ADVANCED irnrne ..tely on F•tridture. without removal. publicity, or law ..; be repaid by easy Instalment& No dune V do• • _reties dispensed with.—Apply personally at the .• P t ICES, 2, Soothasapton-street, htrand, W.V. Ad 'F • .ie oho on lesaaes, life policies, du Yet! IN DIFFICULTIXS?—If ao, call at . • • n -he undersigned, and be relieve. trans the an• •• .1 norrbonment and executions. I:+nkruptcy and • ndm ted on moderate terms. 3 :Prate arrange. with reditors. Deeds or oomposit on and asebre. • • . :•rotezticn to person and pr,.perty obtained to 31r. E. RARRI4, Cr, Strand, W.C. 1. M.tRCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, 11 • . ..ovstroot. Negotlatis fartnerships. audits •• intriade wcot.toto.effczts arrangements with . t 1.1.1.1ie.ty, and prepares accounts for Court of Reversions. Life Interests, and Annuities I • ,• •i. y .A.tained in ecnseerJou with We Assurance. RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE , a lrolesr!oind Gentleman of practice aod ' - , '. • , :tarp,v tits crediSor,cpoo a commission • • • • •1, •!.e nl.-rnt ricovered.—Apply Ice address, or • • . eity-road, LC. ,!: %%I .IYB " INVINCIBLE" SAFES •••1.- a • I 'slurs sod othensre only to be had from • • .1 t..- -sales .4 30.000 francs si the Polls 1.1, :. Ca _MI rtre et. 7,..0ndc0, LC. ) NCE LoCIZS, FIRE and WEDGE - ‘-t• - t. purchase a good Second . • • • :.pt-:. :o .:011:: TANN. be baring a QUM. f t, 'y under the original price —Ware- 1 4 ' N D•if AND FIRE and BURGLAR PROOF . •. • —l.o.re ror-` .., i•q: Rend for Griffiths' Monthly • • .1. , cv 1:111,..r. 5!....r. 1:..5. ferry and Sew. Norden, • .6.. i.lOl ~ • ... 7.e..i maker. at about hall the • 0 A itua..tr, u..,.., sr!th tAt!,. A lAlre it= • •Afts, ISOLI 4. 10s. Apply 1.1;11.iF1 1 11118, li. ERTIM.E OTTOMANS for Centre of 0...t-ttrt s Al two easy II great • Lt..n Nu,:_* at. n:.::. t 1.4 ot I ILI&LRatp4BW2t. Ittr• oxford-street W. %. e knd C...rltt e.rett Muttratad catallegue • ,N . AL.-GEORGE .1. I .'iIi'KERELL and Co. LLae: c. ab%.12 :alb —:3, corohm. ALA.—The CLAY CROSS 00XPANY 1 11•% %:*.reet trona tie:fit:jerks at may etata—Tha bet, ad, It • . s lr. it% ISOM Ittit—Crite• .• - Lr, to (1110 If, Dares. !.!. MAL. W. bi oTTS BILIOUS and LIVER 1 : reared., breveted without any m . : it valuable to all who eater from - • r Linty, ti.diaestirn. arltd, ta, dddi th. e)ty, d Fur habitual twtfrmem. " • •; • • • wolf, ire. and se a perifier of the blood, they are NI% is their eperation and grateful to the • •• - • • rremote digestion, ands gir `, • ••.• .1 •“tr.:o.—stlrl by W. Lazabetig i * bla si„ , thizir,g-crou, and by moat In • • • th:ce times the cf.tantity In one, _25. 9d. lee . • , AtIIVII 'Tic:a and Liver rills. The gentuno " ' a• - kage, with ..WOliam Lambert" es- E . TION N.. 1.; IN S CAMOMILE rru.s. s swim sod a rowsessi rods. ts. io Lolls. Is. lid., IL It. sad Ils. ••- - - k S (, oPABINE.—In chronic or recent ro effected in an average of eixdayi. •• • !'.}t.riene'Aradroty.--Pold by all ' otral Depot, 49, maymiartet, • .t.:y Frutb await write the diploma of fh;11 II I. y •• - • PHARMAbOPECIA. , • true the Secood Nation two In) cte of Um etanna_creta of the loyal College of !t a li. :Ant ,4 London, %I t 7 Longman and Co. dt tt ct to this compilation (speaking of the that we have co purgative mass bat What kr , w that Enrionlasidal pinions cannot ":4 to the form of OCKL2'I3 PILLS, , f,l.f. ( f cloy. 11=112/11013y. and e =stit.lefdra I ! :_- .. v.:,it.i.02 a ni tort w zd ui ro u ropoo a. juie nd prowes. thot and odrhil: a ; plairs LI FE NUR increase the tars • weakodag atten g!l • ' 1 ',, kw••• to VIE of as aroenatto leedeimatort ofillfd NW Mbe i r i = l ..,..,.. ° ow n . • .. , ::.I.‘l no •••Ive of it for its being •=r44l- Mds dam 1 0 ,1600 . Le o . ow Imo . ...a .. .4:,... .6 1.71;CIO Of mamma and a t . m e"d aad ysta la. = We b. ta. b. .. •!, fu.t Letitate to say Kb the best Soda Pin • : - • !cti.t War puma, o TabcouS yorgo, ofba a hydro- I E ., : s ie the body. to eons al .._... • ..Lt.. raid their d oes properly 000trollol by . Mlle. gim'. a ^ - • ' . :ieer.t. That ft does sot comorcordy praises I &a, rarr's Mb Ow ,„, - ...• nut &Rote pWo I attribute to Lis boiled dildffddiPalwr bm " T y . anii"a i ii.. — V, mit Ild •=flddl. itk• ' ' l t w %it ito fibitimotood portklot adhere •• i ciao UMW, b , bbt 4 e. -4 4 efklu'oce.. Us. eseb. C701,72$ 0 0 25,16 G 0 0 BRl'ilBH ORPHAN ASYLUM, Mackenzie- Lack. Slough (formerly at Clapham.risel. Instituted 1827. TATILON.—Hbr Most Orations MAJESTY the WENN. Pee Directors have the honour to annonnoe that the ANNI VTAREARY FESTIVAL will take piece at the City Terminus natal, Cannon-street, ou MONDAY, May 11, 18011. at 0 o'clock lorectaely. 1 oti ngttatv. ROSY= EXCELS/WEIR, D.D., „ lt u ed b l . ol6 . ll) . I preside, and ported by the following • SM .. .ULEII.—FLIST LIM • William Atkinson, Esq. NathL Grace Lambert, Faq. Alexander Beattie, Faq., J.P. Cornelius Nieholeon, Lot. Rev. Merthy Nom, M.A. Thomas Pearce, Itaq. Thomas Emmy, Req. T. C. Simmons, Faq. Thomas Brawny, pus, Tag. Hairy Simpson, Req. William Brown, Req. P. W. Spence, Lep. Hon. and Rev. F. LC. Etym. IJ. A. Shaw Stewart, Seq. Hon. James Bing. Mr. Alderman sod Slued Rev. S. R. CaUley, M.A. Stone. Reba Linton Chantnyten, Req. (*Ask, Ramis& Thoespson. Henry Churchill, Esq. , Henry Sykes Thornton, Req., Joseph Coombe, Seq. ! Truism. Captain W. F. Portlock Dad- Thome /Ikon. Faq., J.P. son. R.ll. 1 Cooper Tress, Faq. John H. Davenport, Teti. • J. L. Walker, Esq. a. D. W. Dishy, Faq. Nev. John C. Wetherell, M.A. Rev. Edw. Francis, M.A. Edmond Wilder, Fat i William Cray. Esq. Cherie* Weoilotoo, Esq. , Algernon OiDlat, ftq,. . *vv. J. WOW, M.A. Be,. Jeanie Rill, H.D. Thome Welch, Esq. Owen Lewis, Esq. The hamar of the company of Ladles at the dinner is modally n tek 16. 4 .6. eta 1 Ladieeand Gentlemen may be obtained from any a use er m ALFZSU NACU:NUE, lealatery. 018cee, 78, Cheapside. IMPORTANT BALE of high-clam Bottled MR. ALFRED LAMB will SUBMIT to PUBLTC AUCTION. at the Commercial Sale Rooms, Mtn lane, at 1, TO•MORILOW, April 43. 3,000 doors nor! . .Lm WINNE— Thompeou and Croft's, 1834. 1840, and 1860, Bruno Silvis 1847, Houghton's 1844, Take Holdaworth's 1844, Warre's 1844, Marti nez's 1886, Quarles Hanle' 1854, Moo's, Cockburn's, and Blade man's old Porta, Mlsa's 1816, Garvey% Dud Gordon's, Btrachan'u and Manton's sherries, clarets, hocks, and cham s.--Sam plea, particulars, and catalogues to ha obtained at, Mark man C. WINES sad SPISLITS. MR. ALFRED LAMB bis tc.;;nnounce that his PERIODICAL SALE of WI ES and SPIRITS, with and without reserve, will be bad as the Commercial Sale Room; litincentlane, on THURSDAY, May 7.-4 i, hart-Les, EC. KIN•HAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION , 1881. This celebrated old 111911 WHIM Y soloed the DUBLIN PELEE MEDAL—It ts p ee, snUd, meDow, datagram, sad any wholesome. Sold le bot4W, re Bd. each, a$ the 'Med booms la London by the agents la the prlaolpel towns is tegtead ;Cr wholesale at 8, Great WhedosllLetrest, London, W.—Observe She red seal. pink label. and colt breaded LL Whisky, lliIE CULTIVATION of TEA in the Neat nieue has now become an Important fmtarst. Blnos the Introduction of Amain Tea. nearly 40 years ago, the LAST INDIA TEA COMPANY lima, cm account of Ito great ggrim and exquisite Savour, mensoted Its see by every means.& Tea Districts, then weaned to Upper Assent, ham groins/0 extended and Ti.. from other parts of India are arrlvinifilhlts offerlng greater varlet's& The Company are now sank; Cachm, Darjeelbse, to., at from h. 10d. to 4 fd. per 11=, China Teas as Nana/ —Marabou's& No. 9, Great AL Holon'a• churchyard, Blahopegane. Moo I6t forwarded on applicatioa. POTTER, 29, Duke-street, PiccadillyE -ALA • (nearly opposite the Barlington-ereade), Importer of the }lnert Breads of HAVANA ClOAlB—vie , Portages, Ha heirs elm. 41e We, Cabanas, Henry Clay, Principe de Oales, Llpatanaa, latingdad, La Matilde, Legitimated. To Columba emus In Cigars the above are 'specie/1y recommended an befog really first.dasa. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Canteens and Plata Mesta. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Electra Rpoona and Perks. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Electra Myer Piste. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Pabst mom. Table Calm. MAPPIN AND WEBB ars Manufacturers. 71 sad 7S, OXFORD-STEFE: ..!Id 71 sad 72. CORNEILL. LONDON. TVIMRY, TAILOR, 1 HO, FENcHulteff-STRRET, 120, Nearly opposite Mark-lane.) Perfect fitting Garments. Moderate charges. Note the addrass-120, FENCIRTSCII-STRZET, CITY. A RNOLD and SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE TRI'nBLS acknowledged to bribe llgblrtssd most can tortatde wearing truss invested. Lugo Stockings, lines-cam ha, for rarlome verve, weaknass, dz., Abdominal Belt.. Ragway Conveniences, Crutches, Artificial Lose, Aron, Heads. Ryan tc.: and every deocriptlth cf surgical appliance manufactured by ARNOLD and SONS. SS and 33. West Smithfield. Landon. N.B.—Directions for meaturement aad prima forwarded. An erperiesmd tamale to attend on ladies. HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPROTACLZB of well known exoelleoot can only be had at at. Great Nasset; strait, oppoidta W BMA alma= Gates. The vary host atoll trim Crystal Spectaelia, lac Rod lea —TIIOIIAB HARM ad SON CAI7I7ON the pabUe aristratt proms ado. that: isms ietabllatted 1780. No travellers or woos. A RTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from tall set hos Lb ; on platinised slim Ta ed.: fall sea 113 on plaits, les. : full set. 1.0 sold. from 10A to els. ; fiD set, from £l2 to £ l5 stopplost, lie ; gold, lea ; extraction by lost seetheale. ea. ; under chloroforms, Ils. : old meta refitted or allowed tor. Consultation free. Mr. WAZD, 8.31. D., and over 10 years Practical Dentist to the Profession.- 10e, Word-street, W., loaners Duke and OrshardSreses. JOHN GOSNELL and Co's CHERRY TOOTH PABTX is greatly superior to ay Tooth Powder. gins the Teeth a pearl-like whitening, protect' the sweet from decay, and impart" a pleadeg fragrance to the breath. Price is. et JOHN COWELL sad Co.' PATENT TitICLIOSAYON, K newly-ismotal MAINeRRUBH, the walla, mechanical construction of which accomplish,' tkr two olions of eloardai and polishing shaultaascory. LippeersoL, late of 11„T1rooKlag,r,Lombar84h.Larrom ROWLA.NDS' MACASSAR 014—This elegant, fragrant, and pollaeld oil is ani ha high repute for its unprecedented success daring the last rs in promot ing the growth, restoring, pm-merle& and the human hair. It prevents lair from fag al or turning grey, strengthens weak hair , clement it from scurf and (tendril?, and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, 'sideway. For children It is eepossiallyeecammended, as forealag lie bade Ma beautiful head of hair. hiceas. ed., Th., les. Id., espial to few smell, and Ea. pee bottbr—isobi by chemists and yerteaseL—Ask for liewriands' Mbomou. (111. BOSCOMBE SPA SELTZER. This NATURAL SELTZER WATER has the agreeable last• and linkagelog graperelle of the tree &gnaw, hat la milady free tram the delobirlons conaporods often and In the =Wader* of imitation.. Dr. llama reports It, oa war t% as " a beverage of a very agreeable naves', resanstiting the taw Soaltaer, and whisk way be need with ad vantage at dlariar." BRIAR? and Co., Doornentonth, Progrietore, London Depot—Dinaelowl sad Co., Deadelgest Pete--Robarta. PllOll Vaudoise. EXTRAORDINARY MIMS LYSIS, 111111111ATTWM, and DUMMY e "WRVS GALVANIC APPARATVIL"—The In irramemy_od Ilts. Eleanor Devlesope Delman& Cellos., user lempater, _Wales i of Dr. Bennett Gilbert, of London ; of Mr. Mew Darla, et Neweas. tie-on-Tyne ; WM,. lane, of Aloester, and sem% lame asteelieed the whole medical proleeion aa well es NIP Palle. They am more Ilke mlrlaelea thee eves by natural mem AR the mem remedies had beet trled, also galvanism Met tan machines, but in rale. Haloes GOMMreakeed them all to health. Bach every one that If galvardem=l means Of " Aaba's • to MO IMMO* Ledo , 40. A .=efreed,Vor Ids .. Mee at Ralete Gahm* Apparatus, A . . WOODHOUS m E om 'S s BALSAM OF SPERMA erri—m• *sow ot 451111•1011111. l old Aiken ills traltalalty of Coast& aid Colds ba s b= known we magi ran B rpoioni Mimes ell MAW= ad opprasion of Os dant. wad by be moo= enable. aaamis Moss hammed ay &be alb retraddag 4144, Woo/there's Babas sell W SAICLAT ape fonwels soli la bait la ch lzaL, 9d., and 4a. Id. slab. 'be 46451ael et my ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. Throe %Mole Om& Cowart— ProshoscAs. Elskt o'clock. 000 81d11114. ROBERT HILLER, the imam Amarioan cONJUEOR acd A tiMORDIT will re-open POLYGRAPHIC MALL, .Rhog Wifilarn-street, arriv on RANTER MONDAY, performing every manlng 11, and als, on Wadsoiday and intarday afternoons at a. The boat conisuing dam tbe days of Robert Hamlin , At. hvmsavz asavvising, and renstading as of Artantaa Ward. NATIONAL ASSKMBLY ROOMS, 218,_Iiit nolborn.—'Pk. mood *adage and Inithantly be/4wpm sad Pet best band bo Loadon. OM( tot (7 . 71 sad DANCING EVERY IVISING. Waded dtredar, Mc W. X Padget. Open at hall-peat 8 : doss at li Adtnieston. Is. JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. hold by all Deaktra throughout the World. MIRE BELGRAVIA MACHINE.—" Certainly the most perfect and complete, from the simplest stitch ing to the most Autehed embroidery "—Um:hordes' Ileasztre. " Marvellous eacellenee "—Courier " A Wheeler and Wltu n brietr haproved."—Neweaelle Journal .— Depot, 20, 1110 Hol born. fIARPET CLEANING, Bed and Matti Purify- Chintz Medea, 8I and Damask Dyed , with eyet7 of Bleachfas, se ad moderately, sad broweitt to great perfection by the M tea Steam Bledehlngend Dyeing Campaign, 17„ Vise-road. -road, sad 412, New Oxfortiat. PIGEONS. 11 1111NEI and 00 , DMA and (IMAMS, DedNowl, Bersondsey ; 44, Lekeder-Nsere ; N. NoludNrest. Oreavoser•opari. ' This day is published, No. X., for MAY, of TiNsLEYEr MAGAZINE : an Illustrated Monthly. Prlm One MUM& Conducted bv EnittrUP Timm I. The Rock Ahead, by &hound Yates orlth an Illustration). Book 11L—C1mp. I. ..C.protat online: Chap. 11. Recognition. 2. The Return from Court iwith an illustrates.'. I. Peones. 4. Oar Insalerities. R. The )(swoons ft At the Boat-Pace (with an Illustration). 7. A House of Cards: a Kowa Book 1. —Chap. V. A Little Shake ; Chap. VI. Conoernhot a Curate. 8. 'Welsh Photographs. by an Amerkran—Ho. IV. ft hole Fashions (with Coloured Hate). 10 three the Water. 11. The Adventures of Dr. Brady, by W. B. Roma LL.D. Chap. XX XVII. The Enemy comes upon as Chap. XX XVIIL The Ladino : Chap. XX XIX. We some upon the Enemy ; Chap. XL The Altos : Chap. Xl.l. The Mete and the Tremehse. London: limier Brothers, 18. Cathertneatreet. NOTICI.—THE LATEST PAWS FASHIONS. 91INELEYS' MAGAZINE, published this day. L contains an Article on the latest Paris Fashions, with 00i0111081 Mate of UAW Costarnee. Tinsley Brothers, 18, Antbertneatrest. NOTICE—TMs day is ready. at e%cry Library. In 2 volt. Bvo. THE LIFE of DAVID GARRICK. From °Thetas' Family Papers and numerous Published and Un pubßahed Sources. By PT.Rei FIT 7.01211.1). Tinsley Brothers, IP, Catherloe-street. A NZW NOVEL IIY THE AUTHOR OF "GUY LIVINGSTONE" BRAKESPEARE ; or, the Fortunes of a Free Lance. I. now moor, at ever. Library In the kingdom, in arab. nodes Broths" IS, cathenue-cuter. 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Also, =Rom with the above, price fa, SWORD asd GOWN. By the Author of " Guy Livlssetose," Also, sew reedy, pries to., a Cheap Edition al SAVAGZ CLUB PAPERS. Illustrated. Thuile) , Drothere,l9, Catherlawstreet. Mee la, HOW to RENEW LIFE ; or, the Treatment and cared laili Flatulence. and Marron. Alec- Was peculiar to Men. By Jona gesiden. HAMMY. M.D., F.A.S., London. Dean and too, rit, Lailpiee4dll. LC Ma' . Z. SNIALE'R BENEFIT. —Mr. T. E. Emile, the treasurer of the Royal Priname's Theatre, announao hie irk beak% for Monday next, the l'ith instant. On that missies a programme of a very attractive kind will be submitted, and Mr. Soak will, no diabie vedg , Ike reward of his energy and 'beetles in fulfilling the dukes incident to the Milos of treasurer. REFOREATORY AND REFUGE UNION. —Exeter hall was crammed last evening, as on former years, to esiebrate the anniversary M this excelleat society. Lard Shaftesbery, in spite of his indisposition, made sa effort to be present, and leek the chair. Amongst the goalie man en the platform were Sir T. F. Buxton, ILP., the Hon. A. Kinnaird , ILP., ke. The earlier part a the proceedings consisted of the singing of pima by shout 700 children from the various refuges and house. in Lades, under the direction el Mr. J. Preudman. These anniver eerie" are made the mossicas for a holiday for the Mildews, and. istamordanos with custom, they w ketzeated to a monster tea party, under the ekeensgefeala e/ they were now radiant with happiness, whoa Omar healthy, end neat immunises bads gratifying lab= lagolment to whisk they are asibiested at tisk sad homes. The union wee farmed in 1850 to gaits various institutions established learagbout the kinspdees foe the benefit of juvenile delinquents, vagrant, sad Ass& sets children, and the entseat and benselese pear. In 1858 a female missies to fallen women was established, which sow employe gig misiensaiss, and has been the means of rescuing upwards of 2,300 young women. There are 191 institutions suggested nt h the • ankm.l aseconmedating 22,56‘ inmates 13,1001. hes beim panted to venom refuges, 2, lee purposee, 2,6341. so mateetWarim Mas se year ending last month was 6,0081. 73w0 shrew of eagle I haloes connected with the anion am eel Industrial wheels, refugee and he.., mhoola, night refuges, ponitentierim and hem. es harks Several speeches were sees, wean ke fends sad describing the openiiisis of the essigiy, sad the special address to the childam, which is slams shakers at these meetings, was del read by Mr. wise proved Mrer el! as great an adept at winning Ii iwi ter end theses of his young saclike, as in mane hie Rob Bey Oases an its thousand miles mares A beats" vote of thanks to Lord Shaftesbury was given at the elms et the messing. TEE HEALTH OF LONDON.—It Appears from the Mum tuned by authority of the RieOstmedGessenithai Is 46* week that ended en Saturday April 18, 5,038 births sad 3,247 deaths were tittered in IsOesead 13 other large towns of the Gni Miesdere. ifs mobil me ci mertallh was 27 per IMO Mem= Heim. The masa rate of 'hostility UM week was f 0 per 1,0110 Is Locoos s 95 in Edinburgh, and 22 is PuNN, 96 &Ma, 24 29 la 83 is lbs. &ester, 30 i n fialford, 25 in illiallield, 24. lade, MINH 93 V Newcestlempen-Tyks, and 33 in Glasgow. TIM sate ha Vienna was 38 perl,ooo daring the week ood les the 11th InsL, when the mean tenmerawee ins In deg. Fahlushilll higher than in the same week is wltere the rate was 21. la Landes the births bop and 1,100 girls in ail 2,453 &Odle% were In nes ting is Ow week. the slirreeposdlig ielike al tea yews, MEN, the average umber, eserseled for he mess of pireatilli, is 2,1110. 2'he deaths regialered ijdot a tcei dm* the week were 1,539. It was the week el the year; and the average numbs, ef deathe fee that week is, with a conection for Increase of seselatilss, 1,647. Tb• deaths in the meant Mum ex. teed WO the eslisestad amount, sad exceed by 965 the masher reoeried la the preeklies week, Sir Stafford North**, has received the three following telegrams from Sir Robert Napier : • "1. (Without date). Headquarters and let bei• Bade crossing Takata), and asoend to the lain of Wadela, 10,000 feet. Theodor e on th e Bsahelo. Prisoners well. Troops well." " 2. Dated Mash 25. (lamp, Dildee.—Head quarters reach lined. (t) to-morrow, and Mocha on the 27th. All going on well. News from pri soners—Hamm released from chains, and treated civilly." "3. Dated April 1. Headquarters and lstßrigade at Atbdieom, ten miles from the Jidda Raver. Second Brigade, twelve miles in rear, with elephant batistes. Will eoneentrate at Sin diay, on left ban* o f th e Jidd a , w hil e Theo , dore's read across is being repaired. Distance from river Baahelo 20 miles, from Magdala 30 miles." " Latest news from prisoners, 25th March—all well. Troops ell well." siILECTILIeII . souisinu:tion. The course ok studies at the university has been resumed. l'he city is tranquil. TURIN, Aran. 21. Prince Napobon arrived here last night, and was received by the civil and military authorities. RUSSIA. T. PETERSBURG, ATIUL 21. The Journal de St. Petersboury of that a statement whisk less recently been current, that Prince Gortschichoff had issued a circular coescern ing the affairs of Poland, is false. No such circular has been issued. The same journal adds, that consul-generals at Warsaw never held a diplomatic rank. Yesterday the break up of the ice on the Neva commence& SPAIN. MADRID, Aran. 21. Marshal Names is suffering from a very serious attack of the langs. In oonsequente of the alarm ing state of tie President of the Council to-day's sitting of Congress was suspended. IVIATBNit REPORT.-{THIS DAY.) irIIDIUNDA/. APRIL 22. • L7lll. I W. Sidra tS. W.S.W. Aberdeen W.& W. Ist* W. Ardroamen .Slr B.W. Orrenaselie .471 r W.& W. Valoatia S. It ercho'se Pepoeit— .111 f B. W. kl B.L lA . . ler SAW. PIMUMOOP S.W. Bred SS &&W. .921 8. Sochetere ile( X lipsentb .781 S. 8. W. Wersonen .N B.W. reseetsenge d. 8. W. B.W. Tanneeib 1. S. Searberengb LW. Molts 1$ W.N.W. Skudanies .0 1.0. W. Zeller IS pi &W. Pa Bruseale , 0.91 F I 8.1 . 8. W. rte !SIAS 81nm/bourn_ -; ir a 8.9. W. Lys )0.18 L RearrsCow ft W.B.W. SAW. oe 8. b W.N.W. rb B.W. re W. ,re , W.N.M. Barometer cortheted end reduced toff deg. at sea levet The letter. r (rheas), f (falling) a (steady). indicate dlreoUon of sendoned the within ladle ham. Tharaiotheter ezpewrd S. made. Istrathe °roe, with ttedireeliee thelutr a ft bean. Z. —eaha. Weather: b. —tine sky ; a...cicada ( rid) ; t.— lag • ; L—tlghtthog in.—thisty (May) ; ti.--ortseeel idea); ; —mow —thandee. detwlen, via" or nfß smelted), during LA 24 lotus. dm distarbenee. 1IMA1K& Since yesterday elnuarphertcal pre;eure has Increased is Scot , lead to the extent of wore then half an Inch. In the southern and western districts. although MI readings show some Increase during the lag fa , yet pressures hare nished • little daring the night. fart now exist In the north. The difference between at Nairn end Rochetoet Is six-tenths at an Inch. Temperature ts higher in the north of Scotism!. The gale extended darts* yeeterday to the north of Nor:land end to &Oland it continued la the ChaitneL, but went down In the south of Ireland. This morning winds are higher, hat have backed to moth-warn In the .oath ; they are fresh In the Channel, with ahi h sat Rain has fallen at nearly all our at L and is thin several plows se continuing. The sky genstully ovemset THE COLLIERS' STRUM. Yesterday 130 miners and some banikswomen were daspaMhed from Easton in South Staffordshire, to Newport, I. South Wales. They bad all been ooSseted ia Wass town, sad were sent sway in 'prole! testa, whit* had been chartered for the I Wales We, nil ggoo to work at the prices which the Welsh Dalliers and bsaiorromaa will not accept, and against which they are now strikiag. The " knobstioks" sad " foreignerr," whose premises in Wigaa has led to the Siding there, have most of them gone Ulao from Biliton. The 100 who ' arrived in Wigan on Saturday evening were despatched from Bibles at the awning od that day, and 100 sae have beam engaged to leave to-day. But • coustermand has jest been received ; and the Wigan Coal and Iron Company who have employed them fear that they will have to send bask the men whom they have mein& This is des " to the disturbed state of the district," and to the authorities declining to guarantee the protection to sad from work et the new-comers. Oar Wigan comespoeUlent, ;rills( yesterday, soya: Then was as much excitemeat as ever in the neishbour hoed of Whalley sad the flaw Iffila this morning, bet it was set eases& by the repetition of the vismeally disturb. s um of the past few days. The remit of • seasnitatem between Cdwl Brace, county eblif coestable, mid mini of the minty lassislastes, at /span, yesterday, wee the resolution of the repreessiatime 40 the Wipes Coil and host Cowpony to Nod book to Stalortilaktor Out "Wok sheep " whom they bad imported, sad this Indic- Ets i t n a lt ri liari for home amide, is a ndlib fbe moot ff.* of gratifiodan from the tamest& It aoly to state that the mom peaceable areengst ills colliers tied earnestly limit week to pomade the Iffaffordshfre mem to Morn hew, amine, it is sodomised, to pay thehr runway fares beck again, bat all was of ao avail, as the wipes offered were too tempting. The difficulty of assintelnisg at dwell the eery large staff of Polies wager Nagy to peolsat the men is Aided to be lb moan why Cho con ha" ben dhwinlyed. - • TieMtoalliaiiiesisp --- ;;; ebeet to be taken spread =threngh the tow. sad asigithearimsd, sad it 5 Ode Yearning a large crowd bad ooliewbed at the Haw 111110 so witness the departure of the " foreigners." 1 As the testa of waggons wasesylag the party left Ile= 1 them wen lead sheer. satiztlelth ItTala. &Ma and ens or tam stems were , bat no ewe woo m u t. At seek crossing cm tka sally., ( th e Spriug's branch) dews to Wipe, the some mixed demonsleeilwa via re peeWd, and Mises pleas a dastardly wok me pleyed, oandoll won lokuT to one al the men. The train wee paining maw a bridge Vlore the Laneashire View /ta w* semi the Spriefe bras* in the towns* cd in.., ethos 0 larlequaatity of M. woe thrown Into the . * sum HO or 30 of thetnimuts standing there, and , i f gm pleas, weighing mud wraiths, weer* Worrell a Era nerd Leonard Ilging, 4 Biestririla. Mu Woi- The Labia Matta klm Not • shove " tr e sed " 4: d temple, bard* a whoid ?rein width the prehossit, mai airesiourbta me lerreme zes iedreseed a tow jaansaft at tho ai n k aim p 4, sm. iiisiag, WIUb WM, at 40 on *let aimed i OW. M atir ier• :f " 4 mashed hem on their arrival ai r megillinhos wore in attendance emboli but there was ao nesessity er soy Wm " limni t tell fa On tows . die alierseelistst We =lb et all ea gel a Vo7 l4 :Ol i Vrt e :Vizt be N.. la Illesera theadithiew Of artio the Melt el the Stallembitbe men this reeml*,. ' . , i ~ Po d Fosimr-orsics, Jaw 9. Qoseo plored to oppoiot G 6x166 new WU& vlormoost ftw i edl;lll72 , Atli* sea Aiwa—Gooillo 16 be bar liobnip% *mod ao PUB Soereoli boos. —fiadire's Tablet destroys Mr. awns ISM MN norm r oltu lelettoes etAr 01110. AMIN ..9114=2140 tti arl 4.14 6L try ia s• •11,. ... •. 1♦ • 11,1 M I • • .24 .. .. • .r. ^f .. DUBLIN, Tormat Nu mm. This morning the Prince and Princes visited Trinity College, where the Prince, the Lord-Lieu tenant, and the Duke of Cambridge had oonfetred upon them donors' degrees. With this ceremony was combined that of the inauguration of the statue of Burke. Speeches were delivered by Sir J. Napier, the Vice-Chancellor . of the Uni versity, Chief Justice Whiteside, and the Provost of Trinity. Afterwards the Prince unveiled the statue. The reception of their royal highnesses both within and without the college buildings was most enthusiastic. During the afternoon the Prince and Princess has visited the Hibernian Academy, the Cattle Show, the Catholic University, and other places, and have overprints met with a most cordial reception. The weather is showery. There was • convenazione last night in the =Dublin Society-house. The Prime and of Wales arrived before 12 o'clock, and were enthusiastically received. About 1,000 per- MOD WWI presoak By pertmesatte et the Prince of Leiniagen, Cap tain of the Victoria and Albert, a very large num ber of ladies and gentlemen were allowed on board yesterday, and were shown all over this handsome craft. Many took advantage of the steamers and went rotuid,tle fleet in the Man-of-war Roads. As the weather was rather boisterous there was no getting on board of any of them. H.11..H. the Priace of Wales and H. R.H. the Duke of Cambridge wereyesterday sworn in as mem bers of her Majesty's most honourable Privy Council in Ireland. The following is the address presented to the Princess of Wales on the occasion of her visit to the Alexandra College : TO Eli ROYAL SIGHTLESS THE PRINCESS OF WALES, PAMIR:SS OF ALEXANDRA OOLLIGS. May it please your 'Loyal Ilighnem,—We, the visitor, council, professors, Mime, lady visitors, and students of Alexaadra College, desire to express our gratitude to A toyal highness for graciously allowing this college, while pit =preyed sad untried, to be called ly rim name, and for that continued interest in it which the visit of this day has declared. The object it proposes to itself —namely the enlarging, deepening, and strengthening the foundations on which the education of women in the upper and middleclasseereste—isonedear to yourroyal highnem's heart —ono, therefore , which we are sure your r o yal high ness will hiarn with pleasure it has not altogether failed in promoting. Trusting that we may still show ourselves not unworthy of the august name we bear, and may, by' God's biasing, still more effectually set forward these high purposes for which we ant associated together, sad earnestly praying that to your royal highness all health and ha Ines may be vouchsafed, we remain your emir faithful and devoted servants, Tri Viairon, COUNCIL, PROFESSORS, Omen's, LADY VISITORS, AND STUDENTS OF ALEXANDRA OOLLIGE. April 17, 1868. Cantu PONIBIOIIIITIL The Laity News regards the passage througk committee of the bill for sarryiii out the punishment of death within prisons as marking a silent but irresistible revolution of public sentiment. Mr. Mill attributes the amigo le att nervation of elaraotor, but his estimate of the superior importance of the things which make lit. valuable over mere liiidene• deprived 9f them wwictr, would justify the infliction of death for c•rtain climes et offences now otherwise puaisha3. If his recommendations were adopted, the chances of escape would be greatly la mmed, seeing that he would remit the penalty wheat there was anything oempkined and mysterious in the OUR Mr. Mill's plea for capital ptudshment fails of its purpose. The reluctance deliberately to inflict death, which is at the not of the movement which be combats, does act spring from any superstitious regard for human life apart from the purposes of living, but from a desire to give those defeated purposes a new chance of partial fultbeett. Bo this as it may, there is little room for doubt that the foil ing which mitten to tolerate public ezeoutiots will seen prohibit any aztottligni at all. In the meantime everyone toast sympathise with .Mr. Noste's abhorreace of the brutalities of death by banging. The guillotine is mote serials and ripiti, and km shocking. The Timm surprised at the mnim icf the minority, due, it mud re, to amsegst other causes, the remarkable speech delivered by Mr. Mill. Murder, it proceeds le i argue, is generally the offspring o' that kind of savage dia. position which only the fear of death will efficiently con , Mel ; and the punislunent for it shc bo dist inguishoci treat the punishment for every other er.cce. The abolitionists would hays us kill the murderer by inches, but not kill him outright. The country is, however, against the proposed change, and is rig! t in its opposition. To nye society from the prevaleme of s,..ch aims as the Todmorden murder in this country, or the murder of Mr. M`Gris in Canada, is the tease momentous of all public duties, end to the elvers administration of justice on the offending it is due that among thirty millions of people is them islands so few acts of premeditated murder are com mitted in the year. - -- - The Star mentions, as flaws in the arguments of Mr. Will, that every perpetrator of murder is Lot within that eategory of hopeless villains which Mr. Mill has de pissed; that the absolute wickedness he describes 6pplim to many habitual perpetrators of smaller crimes ; and that be altogether leaves out of view the idea of the futon life. If there is one class of persons whom the great majority of Saglish people would shrink from condemning to sudden death, it would be those criminals of whose sal vation it was most difficult to entertain • hope ; yet it would be precisely these whom Mr. Mill would calmly eon sign to extinction. The Herald thinks that, apart from the main negative, the public will rejoice to know that the evil which has keg been deemed the chief reproach of the law inflicting capital punishment, is being rapidly !misdated out et existence. The reform is cue which the Herald believes to have been projected in the interest of popular morals and mothers without detriment to justice. The Telegraph thinks the argument, of the abolitionists are together very forcible, and cannot be thruet aside by mere utilitarianism ; they are making way in a remark ' able manner; and though the time may not be Dome for the final disappearance of the hideous paraphernalia of Cal craft, the "blood for blood" code—which Christ repealed two thousand years ago—oan scarcely remain moth lama in force through the meat civilised parte of Christen dom. urLy. Dublin, AprilAprillA,lBBB. My Lord Archbishop—l have received the commands of bar Royal Highness the Princess of Wales to acknowledge the address which she had the pleasure of receiving yes terday at your grace's bands, on behalf of yourself as rainier and the 'marital professors. officers, lady visitors, and student' of the Alexandra College ; and to assure you of the gratification with which she hears of the pros perity of an institution which, independently of her espe cial oonnection with it, would, from its constitution altd object, naturally claim her sympathy. Her royal highness hopes that a long career of meAlaess may be in does for the collsge, and daises me to Sy that she will always be glad to hear of the progress which it makes. I have the honour to be, my Lord Archbishop, your Grace's obedient, bumble eirraut, Harrier Founts. —Dublin Evening .Vail. THE FUTURE QUEEN ITALY. Observing that the city of Turin will to-day witness the marriage of Prince Humbert, the hc:r apparent to the throne of Italy, to the Prince. Margaret, daughter el Victor Emmanuel'. younger brother, the Timer proceeds !to show how natural it is that the choi ce of an Wiling...lX, Arlen 20. —The Queen has been Italian mimeos for the Brat Italian Queen should ham pleased to graat unto the Rev. Philip Writer, D.D., the , taken bold of the imagination of the people. Wed plass and d ignity of • canon of her Mersey . ' cathedral di ng pmects sr, coming to h er from all pu s, Move& of Ammeter, void by the death of the Rm. Chris- ~ topher Bemon.— Gazette. 0 , a... 7, with opal extravagant, which ace. A meeting o' the Trades Unions Commissioners t r"" " "rthill'i/ with the daily """"" d th°11.11"" Ewellheld yee T er d ay , ' , errant _Ri a ht H on , Sir Willi am It Lan extraordinary a:motion, a n d th e p eo pl e are deter. , Mamma, Lord rcLo, Mfr., Hlt Daniel Goods, ' mined to enjoy it. The hereditary prince is sow mere Bert., M.P., Mr. James F.ootb. C. 8., Mr. J. A. Roebuck, than 24 years old. His marriage has been pat off quite as Q.C., M.P., Mr. Frederic Harrison, and Mr. William long as is consistent with the interests of the monarchy. Mathews. Mr. J. C. Trani, secretary to the commis- ton widowhood o f . den. wee also remit. g widowhood King Victor Emmanuel, sad,mom, him tastes and habit., have fir Th. H. Auberon Herbert, E.C.L., one o f th e still hon. secretaries of the Working Men's Club and Institute many years deprived both Turin sod Florence a Union lectured last night on the question, " What is a that peculiar tone whichi.a werollpricrowradnereopHluoiFerteshsbludires.:l Good C hime'." to a numerous and appreciative audience p ar t t o a e i r iu se d ere i e r y , of members of the St. Jame.' and Soho Club, Rapertotreet, eaatheale . eh .. 184 Il e a=kat. Th e lecturer was accompanied during the d of hie & da me hy eery h earty plaudit., and was under the inductees d priestly and military instructors, most cordially thanked at &trended., of the proceed. sad his intercourse has subsequectly been too long ° I limited aseociates ee his own sex and age, not to ha ve TIE. es JOHN BRIGHT, M.P., AND SCOTCH RZTORM. contracted • little of his lather's less attractive goalie. —At • meeting at Hawiek recently, • letter received rities. The education of his youtaul consort, oe the from Ye. Jelin Met, M.P., wee read. The boo. gouda band, has heea . Ror caretany attended to man wrote :—" I shall suntort any scheme which has the ' ot h er favour of the n e w B eat a imm u re, i n whose judgment mother, a primes. of the royal home of barony, plead by I have gore mafidesce. I believe they will agree on a variety of circumstances at the bead of an almost privet. anieldniente to be proposed in the government bill, sad eatebtialnset, has brought up the Princess Minaret to that their amendments will be supported be a majority a quiet retirement, under the tli:tion of German dom • the house. I thank you for thinking my opinion iv of any y bops I shall meet ad in what is goad for names. whose cane, the mei is assured, bare be.. dao o po d di ng myself mainly by th e aces& and rewarded by the most cheering results. S ea m of her , liletral representatives." It INTERNATIONAL EXHIBIT/ON avow. —The Duo of Devonshire has consented to beeeino raw of the viceireridents of this midertak of big. His yer has also, with r. J. Goldsmid M.P., Joined the list gm rental. T. F. Boles , hart, MP.. air J. Goldiudd. M.P., and the Use, Aubeten Herbert are eentributere t the fund for prelimi nary expels's. The prospectus has been traaslated for elation on thecontinent. THE LATE ALDERMAN Cormalln.—At • Court of Aldermen, yoderiay, the Lord Mayor presiding, Sir James Duke dsew attention to the serious loss they had sustained in the death of their senior member, Mr. Alder man Copeland, who, be was sure, was esteemed and re seeded, sot war by that court, but by all with whom be bad come in ooetset throughout the City of London ; sad proposed a resolution to the effect that the court, having received with prebend regret the intelligenea se his ' death, sad having regard to the cosacienDoun manner is which he had filled the various offices which devolved on him during a period of nearly forty year., desires to ex. peels their highest appreciation of his valuable sereiees as a viembor the ompo-ation sad a• • representative in the Commons Home of Parliament, and to convey to his Peony their meet sheers eendolesee sad sympathy gamier their bemommeat. Mr Francis Graham MA= SPWIMIMI the 'adios, which was agreed to. TES LONDON AND NORTH WHITMAN RAILWAY, CONTANT.—At a mediae of the Derby Chamber of Clena! meet, or Monday, • petitioti to the Howie of lleenniceall was unsaimenely t01iv14.114 favour of the bill now before parliament to authorise the Londse and North Western Railway Company's making a line into, and a station is, Darby. ADDILIULTY, _APRIL 21.—Arrounrmains.—Mid- Binh B. Reaper to the Prince Consort ; Royal =a4P.. P. A. Olinnan• ' 4, to the Royal Oak. and Braes. Ilensoinirs, to tike Ostevis ; Amistset-Clenit Freamire Eli., to tb•Palls• ; Engineers John Rill sad James .A.. Sbswyer. to the Avon , Edward heed*. end Tbentas to the Pliflomol, and Wm, P. Oyer, is the Dwarf ;1 Amistaitt logineers James Great, to tie Amen ; Klobsel J. Shannon. to the Morsel L sad Beejamia Tay* and Anthony IL Brim:nage, to tbe Dwarf. KARIM* AMR DiVoltel. The Mures jest lamed as. that *we were 23 marriages in Baglend and a: We * width one or o th er of the aostranaig was elated to *me been Erosional dleimeed. 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It • , sad 1..4:4,5% 1 ' THE Purtunt OE GOVERNMENT. ' The Daily News opposes the autitutional objection be the pantile the government has taken up, that after a de cides defeat, tedinatioa is imperative save whim the ministry is able to persuade the crown ' that the eliding parliament doss not, on the suljed in question, eorrealy express the feelings of the nation. It is his miefortune that the date of the public business does not allow Mr. Dims' to advise =appeal to the country ; but we esamot afford no alter the esestitution on this account. That • gouda. 1 meat la • minority 'of 60 &haul,' have the prattled:eine , duct of business in pediment ix tantamount to an dm, 1 than of our representative icstitutions, and outside the house the Mini system may be of durpreen consequences. We are asked to allow • minister be govern for a whole year, without or in opporrition to par : Haunt, on pretence that parlisinest dem not reprerent the intim. Daring all that time the reentry is thseefote lo be administered en tory, lei:toad of on liberal prima -1 plea. The unpaid magistracy is to be nominated by the ram who made-Yr. Cburcbward • magietrate, and all offices of value la &arch and state are to be the reward et tory devotion. Although domestic legislating 1 stands still, solemial affairs do not, and tory ideas will therefore for • year be supreme in odowid administralisa. Foreign questions of the most urgent is pertease may at any moment aria, and the nation may lad itself unmated to • tory policy in continental or in American alliances or disputes. But even at home the aternsipium is worse than merely delay. It abselase everyone from respcasibillty. We are to ban so sehris in the army or navy, in education or in the law, bums a tory government will not, and • liberal opposition Mune% make them. When, next year, thi_litaral infix Wei& cams la, pet another year will be wasted in Nadia( lii . - skrneenre ei the government. Without • any paillegar " Eto Yr. Ehrlich turned oct joss at possmit Ohs lrets• me hoists that if be et&ye in, 11* eon as sUpeti; 7 tie shake of submitting to aceeptnedßarriout the: tf limilipm el the liberal majority, refraWog from idle op. *Mit Ipso details when a principle baleen &Med. • • if. WINNOW before be is dismissed Judi elifira. - ---- " • ''.3 T. i 7 II:173 ANTBSZNIA. 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