The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-09 00:00:00

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JONGIULLNIL Cemaly by and Wbus Pa Uwialutk ila r W. Baadall. T. liaslagia. Cavalbo, int. Sim ombibesied WALL oes041•1101. MST O. TZLEGaskffic INTKLuazisoz, Mom% ms3ums.) PRUSSIA. • BRUIN, Jinn & NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE. FINE ANTI& THE BRITISH INUTITUTION. ST. MARTS HOSPITAL OP 11LEDICIBE. , lerday the penes sad certificates , ' of honout l awarded Is the past year to students is the isedicsl school oat= Hespited, open assapetitive exemistatios were is the anstrodcal museum of the bistilatios, by theArehhidisp af York. Mr. HAIM Its dean of the stool, having read the report al the council, mid& receeded a large Marro in the num ber of Modest' es The prism were=bsted se follows, the Archbishop ad. klieg to ask of the sitoresetal misdidatee a few words of congmtelatios amid eeseezegeseeet : Winter reeMse, 186364 —ficholuship in Anatomy, vales 254 Mr. Philip George Philpe. Prize for stodests rd the first year, Mr. Henry Franklin Pantos; eortileste of honour, Mr. Edmund Blackett Owen. PAM for Maidens of the seeoed year, Mr. Auestue Muller and lb. William Jobs Lead. Bum. met memoit, 1863—Prise far dmiests at the heat year, Mr. WNiasJohs Land i metikeele of hesosr, Mr. Thiokol, Thomas Taylor. Pam fm stailesits elks seemed year, Mr. Primal Jam Mental] ; eerkiestes, Xr.Atipsolse Mr. Phillip George Philp, and Mr. Hamilton de Tatham. Cooperative calory. 1863, Mr. Henri Mortis. Natural y,_1863. Hr. Jaime Forbes fiersent mortikena, P lft s .l. Weida Pesetisel asetemy, 181N4, Mr. Henri Bertin ; 18634, Mr. N. UMW Major. The gallery of the British Institution opened as Mosby tar the award seltibiliew of pictures by tin Old idsaiwes. The aeltibitioa is one fiat I always eejoyabio, acwaiseg at s times when tbs aoudad resew al UPS Academy, with its wiateweles al brilliant sideste at sealww painting, bevy &boort sleeted us with s whit of Ye lbw arts. Ties quiet repose, the eelfwestaland reserve 1 Its old sreiees, are qualities oat awasplubis, setwilibimadiag their . . r I TAGO, N.Z.—All GOODS intended for the PRBCORBOR roost be Keit down to the Modal Doek at ones.—N ' ILIA GANN, sod Co., I Croebpequare or OWN, ROBINSON, and 00., lea India-evenea AGRICULTURAL HALL, ISLINGTON.-Th. BM WS MOW will epee July L Betzles dome ea hum 10. Prlsollate ere wry ready, sad my b. 'braised ea applie► tloa to Seoretary. The semi-official Norcideutsche Zeitung of to-day confirms the statement that the Czar has transferred to the House of Oldenburg all the claims of the Imperial family of Russia to the Holstein suo cession. CANTERBURY. N.Z.—AS GOODS intended for Mr BILLISSIMA tart le rat down to the Si Raba rine Dock at once. —Vs ILL'S, GANN, aad Co, t. Crosbyaquare, or WIZEN , ROBINSON, and Co., l i i ladlaareasa MOON MOOTING. PEN GUN CLUB, Shopherre-bash. A. The OAILB HANDICAP, looms aft ow 111/ AY, June 17, 1864 orsather sw MM at o'clock of fi SOT& Ver al It For Pews, Members of Parthasent, Oficors in to. Army and Navy on fall pay, and member of WIIIV., Brodufs, Booed% Arthur's, Ow e.% Carlton, Travellers% ArikagOan, Pa Janie.. Gales, Wladhan, Pratt's, Harries Pratt's, sad tie Gan Chb ; also the New Mb at Idlubough, certain Paris Clubs, and all the Jockey Clubs of lures*. Onus of 11 bare or leas. Charge of Jim shot 01114181111111 shooting with less, to go In at the rate of half a Yard of every d of shot less than 11. No were asreldg, abuadat isMinerism sad repetition. It is impemihis not to be dna with this 'speciality over the moderns. who are for am striving who shall attract the =et attestioa— who, Men =rpm" is some Mulling and rarely attempted fest of colour, or mate eseentricity et 'abject. Theo than is always Kea* eleratieg Maumee to be &rived from the old nmeten, at least from them of the best 'diode. Our *aims at 10-day may equal then in techeiml emits, but they have much to learn of them in beauty of style, ia testis& mad expreenias. CL!iTERBURT, N. Z., direct, by Willies line, stabllshed Mk —To Sall 17th July, the line frigate-Wit 2.:NLORIOSA, A 1 for IS years, 1,405 ions burden, JOHN Commander: lying In as last India Beet This beautiful vessel has Just boss refitted throughout and bee on. equalled accommodation for a limited number of al dames of who should make early implication to WILLIS, g a rlfl iegirk l, and Co., It, Crash -equate or GRIM ROBINSON, and Co., last Indlaavenus, THE OXFORD COMMEMORATION. AUCKLAND N.Z.—All 0001)8 intended for the coLuiasus must be sent down to the Loads.-dock on or before FRIDAY neat, 10th Iost.—WILLIS, OANN, sad Co. I, diravenne. Crosby-square or GICIN, ROBINSON, sad Co., Zed In AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND. —.Aided Paemeas and free growls et land will be solve • lo pas. =by.the oalebraSed az royal refill apple ship 111171811 NT. 3,000 Sono So mall on *h July. besp ale Mows are Mesamath ncaltsaL—OßEEN, 1081100 X, and 06., Ilea lad s. AUCKLAND Direct, by Wil lies Be, Esta blished loth To sell Path July tee oaleerassi erstelass ex Royal Mail clipper ship BISTDMI TRIDIINT, LOOS toes, lying in the But India book. MD favourite abtp which has proved herself to be one of the fastest afloat, having made the pas age fr”m Liverpool to Melbourne ha 78 days, has unrivalled accommodation tee elder cabin and other passengers, who can have assisted and free mote et land, and us recom mended to r ke Iremediate application to WILLLS, GANN, and Co Crothyoquare . or N, ROBINSON, sad Co., Emit Indianvenue, Leadenhall.alawd. BLACKWALL LINE of PACKETS. For 112LBOURNE, PORT P anutr , Direct.-Yawn OIMMIC'S ship WV= CABTLR, LIM tone, Captain J. M. ATLZB, will leave Past ladle Docks on the bth My, call at PI th, and wry an experienced surgeon.—Appl th y to proceßF and Co , SC.—Pawners b is line can ed by rail from Paddington to Plymouth at y redaced tares b 7 etallYind to F. GREEN mad Co for ticket& PTEAIt TO 2 1 Z7l VOILE NEW LPTKRPOOL NEW YORK, and T HE NILLADELPHUL STILAII-8111P COMPANY intend des sarrpatchiyhd ng the their Culled dates mails, fall-powerad Ciyde-Wilt Iron Straw illoam-dhlge. FROM LI VERPOOL FOR NT w TOIL CITY OF CORK, Saturday. June 11. CITY OF LONDON. Wednesday. June 15. CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday, muse AL Aad edgy W , sad every alternate isturday. Cada purge by th e steszaors selling wow W EL 17. and 11 ram«, according to the accomaiedatiot i tM passys by the Saturday's dowsers, IS guineas. Forward passage 8 Nom. Including all provisions welted. PIWPONVIIII for Canada, the United States, sad &B, h Columbia, booked through on very advantageous memo.—For further particulars apply to WILLIAM LEMAN, SI, Watered's., Liverpool ; or to II and MAZY. 01. Wag Willdwalsod. Clay. REMEN.—Neutral vessel under Russian flag.— Meet Route to Hanover, ,Branswick. and Central Oar many.—One of the gnu first class screw steamers ADLER. 'tows, or SCHWALBE will be despatched from Renalydowq every Thursday morning 'weather permitting!, at I a.m., esGmg at Mackwall Pier ler paasrusers at 10 am—Fares to Brogon, At and Al ; return tickets, Al sod LI 10L—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal Oros, Regont-drous. W. ; or to P.Olll. GRAY/18. TEILLIP/S. and C0.,1L kooilars, I.C. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. TWICE WHIZ.- The paddladeamer BATAVIA% Carl W. SHIM every Sunday, treat Hermitage Iler, at IS am.. tatting at Blackvall for pameegen at II am. Pate. AS to AI 10a, sad 17$. ed. : mars. it la, At N. sad Al la ad. 71e mew steamer PYINOOAD from of the drover every Minveday morning early. Pam, Al and LI lea—lor Omagh tans Met to the monthly time Mlle. Apply S. CHAPLIN'S Calmed 11. /Lood4ame, Cr W.. se S o ?BILLUPS, GRAPES. ?BILLUPS. red Co., KG ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN IILILWAY. NEW TOEL DIVISION, /1E,T . 1101T01.01 BOND& 621112111ELEAILIAD1VISION, SECOND 11011161•618 BONDS Interest payable let July, at the CoosolidMed Bask (Lanalted). The COUPONS from the above floods will be PAID au the lit July, at the rate of ea to the dolls:, sad mud be left two dear days at the °Mee of the Compsay, No. 2, Old Broed-etroet, Loudon, E c.. for examination. If sent by post a check for the amount wln be refolded to eosins 1, Old Broadotrost, Londom LC., Jose 6, 1806 METROPOLITAN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, No. a, Prineteetreet. Bank, Medea. Danlel Dames, Esq., BrldoL Jas Lloyd, Esq., Birmingham. Peter Qtior, rag. Levin It, Mosley, Pay.. Liver- James Daemon, Tae. pool. Asada J. Wawa, Zvi. Joseph Pease. Req., Darlington. lredle4ek Engelhardt, &eq. George Pewee, Edw. Richard Pry Esq. J. lamina Travers, Esq. Wm. Grant, Vaq i Portsmouth. Jompli Underwood, Seq. Chandoe Wren- Wrens, sq. George Valevann. Beq. • Henry [ebbe!, ER. Diehard & Wilkinson, Lag William J. Weber, laq. hater B. Renshaw, Micah. JoselTbPasten, IL P., Chatsworth ; The TWISTY.NINTII o NN atari 'VAL lirEG RAL of iiu OU . lees Policies Les bees Weed daring the pail year tor L 161.171 'begin Cidell paid amousted to 111166 The cash molts returned to members amounted to The sum sewed ander existing Policies assoeintod to 1.431. ( 27 The accumulated assets exceeded The mom manual humor exceeded 1011721 The funds be bend amount to upwards of II per met of all the premium received from the seamed, and ate oral 10 21 Pie Nat of the liability under the policies in force The Society has no is either la lowa or comae sad Glows Ito coeuelisiou. Th e whole of the molts are a ed to the reductios of the premiums of members of five years' s ding Or upwerds. At the last anneal valuation se abatement was declared for the 'arrest year at the rate of 51 per emit. Promo:times, Copies of Anneal Accost* sad tan pertioLara May be obtained on application to _Nay. 1184. FILMY MARSHAL. Actuary. THE LIFE ASSOCIATION of ENGLAND NOTICZ IP HIMICBT (.11 ( VEN, that . an EXTIAORDINART OZNZIAL mar Na or this Company win be bell at the GiMeme of Mews. Cooper {Brothers) and Co.. at No. IS, etre* Mansion house. in the City of loadon. on Tarr:S. the Bird day of June proximo, at the boar of Two to the altar Won. for the following purposes—els. : 1. To confirm a resolution which was pawed unanimoady at 1111 txtraordinary Meeting ref this Cowpony, held at the aloes of Mears. Cooper ,Brothers and Co. aforesaid. on the 13rd day of lidny tnstant. sad of which the following Is a 00 91/—• 1 •• Iteeolved.—..That this Company be wound op voluntarily under the provisions of ' The Companies Act. 1810: 2. And In case such resolution shall be confirmed, to appoint a liquidator or Ilquidatora —By order of the Board. 31 J. MACCORMACK, Secretory. Ragistersd Onies. 2%,i Williarbtreet, London. MC. . M ay 111, MML s THE CREDIT MI N, Lombard-1 Capital 412.000,000, la 20.000.1 espltal 2600,4100, :081 LI ER (Limited), hte ri d e c} £ O ws. Eabsaibgod la iiioo—diana cmAnuimi—The Wit eon.jig& ZS SIT ART WOITLIT. The Hon. S. C. HalMurton, M.P. I Idward &Vanier, M.P. Alexander Dunbar. Esq. Charter Mils keq. Esq. Jar Ka Levick, E.q. = I L Nooks, Yap. I Beaty Po rma% S. iW Westmorland. Em. Magmata—Albert Grant, Tag. wcaaa Masers. Maskermaa. Peters. Madre& Sad On. Linda. Mama Smith. Payne. and Sulam Landes. This Company to prepared te negotiate Govergrasat mad Ilea aWil Loam. and to aid in earrytag out eeseemleos. To make advances en approved mearliire To effect the urebeee and sale of shank stack; At , and to 6.ansset heals/es georrafty. Also le receive money en deposit fad prison and berms be be agreed Men to be glade to the geonstaiS Leaden. LC. Tosporary Oftla. N. THE CREDIT FONCIER (Limited), SO, Letehardateel. Capital, 11,000,000, In 40,000 stares of the eaelh. Subeeribed Capital. 1/00.000. in 101100 eIMIA 1:411110701111. Camaiwr—The tight Hos. JAMES STPART WHITLEY. DUPUTT-CHALawsii —JAMES LET ICI, Esq. 'The Hon. T. C Hallburtoe, M.P. I Adolphe Hakim, leg. Ll'ud Wiirber, Ep M.P. Henry Poem" leg. J. It, Alexander Dumber, Ewa John Westmortmed, Mg. Charles ElLs, Eis Charles E. Newborn, 164, t„mama —Albert Gnat. Esq. DAN IC M. Hasterman, Peters, Mildred, sad Ce. Rank of London. This Company 1111MICal mosey on the deposit of TIM bleeds of app•ored Freehold se Leasehold Property In Orest &Me* with or without render esortaaau Guarantees Titles or Securities. and. as e(151 are ooolo o Maus on mortgage ter long or short penods , also Receiees money on deposit for fired pleb& way. M nem le be C. Weed upon. coniunicatious to be ',Adverted he the Iferseger. ALFRED LOWS. Ikawroftwf• Temporary Mese, SO, LoialasrdoWeet, LC. THE INVIOORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. The wet sciestlfically prepared and meet pearerral nand lien cordial ever Introduced : restore' to $ zoned easdPlesi all the senseless. es the latertty et videla gisreest Math de It is a epode° tar debility se ell Weida and Irma N. tor rite among other Immediate; papules end lallareetelose *eds. will prove highly beneficial to the wrest tied dyspeptic. Price M. per bottle, or four quantities la ose for tie Bois Agent& Shams. Baumgarten and Co., 514 Ogiardatrese. asel USA, heelvarcb4in.4. LC. leaks. The Os. Club hales to be observed. lank Nesthooto, Pp, will loop, sesteted by Win. Robson, Roo Aso Gan Clsb bilasmer). Os this the Om Clu b Ground will be open to the pub lk on d dd. Neosho?. of the Gen Chib tree only. 'aeries for the above to to addressee to lb* Beceetery, et 4, Oaellieeolavot, aesseheteest, ea or Were liceelay, Jose U. STEVENS sad SONS, 78, ilishoperast. Within. 01IltrIlti lt/SEIGII Wlll Pat, from the wood Ditto. old emoted Shorry lleasaia, *sett le.. Claret, Ha, 15... 15... to tles. ditto. STE VENB and 80N8, 78 Birbopete-st.Within. FORILION sad mama SPIETS. Gin. enperlor Wish_ le. 4d., 10e. HOU, lc 4d. per di tion. proodt me oelPee ... Inn. We.: Die* Pele, 175., fen Rua. Jamaica Whisky SCHOOL and COLLEGE PRIZES. BIMCEIS and SON'S nen CATALOGUE et dapantly boaad BOOES, VsMally adapted ter asked Wass and pram's. U DOW ready. and may be had gratis sad past tram Estabitshol 30 yam DICIZE3 and SON, Ne. 1, LIICIETTESIQUALIL W.C. TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND VOLUMES A.of NZW STANDARD LIBRARY BOOKS, fly bound In every style of calf and morocco bindings, on SALE at second hand prices. Complete estalognee by post on receipt of two stemps. BICKERS and SON, I, LEICESTER-SQUARE, W.C. REMAINDERS of important WORKS, published by Leaman*, Murray, Bentley, sad other emiseat publishers. all clean. taw, and perfect, now 0711 IND at areatly redmind prices. Wes yetis sad tree. BIULIIIIB mud SUN, 1. LLICLIT • WAX, W.C. NNW PUBLICATIONS.-BICKERS k SON, the orkplaatora of the mins of Pm trod* la boots, c0.,- Yaw to SUPPLY imam PUBLICATIONS la all thou al Item tare upoak tits krosai Soma. funalmhed. BICYJLICS mod 80N. 1, Lackarsz-wicAzz. N.C. BICKERS k SON for WEDDING PRESENTS sod STATIONSAY.—Tbe best selseted and cheapest MCI of ENGLISH and AIISTILIII2 GILT MAGANCIES, for the writing table. went cases, glove bow. travailing bogs, dressing ease. piotoc• life alms, de. Bibles and church services, suitable for and wedding presents, at 25 per arg wader the morale wastoud prima All goods warranted of W best essonfaslare.—So, Leloseleroonars, W.C. HOWARD and SONS' EASY CHAIRS and lOTA9. —The pablie will end Obese Goods of the beet pos sible iamb Sy. and Im rest variety, at IS sad t 7, MRS MS SULAM oZ.rospanessr. Drips sad manatee tree. CANDLES. -PRIZE MEDAL. PARAFFIN& —Adopted by itar Majesty's Ocisorninentfor Wes WIN ?P Worker J. C. rad J. FIELD, the original aernsilaeturets aril holders at the Int Pm. Modal, ceatkni the public • await any various isaltataona. Their label Is Ye all packets and boxes. Irk oy all dealers t .rongtmout the bitnydeat. Wholerair and , re rsportaror at the Works, r PPIfR ILtigH, LA NUM LONDON. 6, whore also may be obtained Nair selateserd UMW Ilarylor Soap Tablets. JOHN BROODEN'S GOLD CHAINS by troy weight, at realisable value, and the worlmsanehlp at wholesale wrantacturere props. The gold Ia the chains pea renamed, awl re-purchased at the price eh argot • Here's the sots. How roach your chain weighs to t• .e shame carat The flamer of the gold, and shame lot Which." BatUrgaita. Wentitactory, N 0.16. Benrlettawtreet Covent-garden, ICC., tendon, dam made c 4 chains sad fewellery tale. each. N.B. This setablialteacat le dosed at 6 la the ends& and ea Saturdays at 1 o'clock. ][IYAII& CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, N and Si OX I , OIID-11711ZET, W. The fashion sad I=l excellence displayed to Ws attlre minimally semen Ommests and Capes WM ed. to 42a Od. Wonting and Dooming Jackets Ms. Od. to 4A. Od. Bailees sad Morning Mite ...3W. Od , Mis. Od. add Ma Od. TIMMY% SOO patterns to select from Vises el the mate malerbile HYAM and CO. l B ATTIRE to ORDER. 64 sad 61, OXFORD-STRUT, W. The moat able sad elperieseed cutlers sad workmen are em ployed. Treeettbm Tremens. la. ; Fade be match, da 6d. lathe for clerical. academies; medical, sed Mier proleaelpeal ~sstises. 1mIle: Hada Mule to Az salaam • Saporta* departmest tee Umkm lepris mile, Ma. ; teelmaaria, dtla: emelmaa'a, 66e. H YAM and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 and a, OXIORDSTREIT, W., am much admired by Parents sod Guardians for quality, fashioo. nod economy. Kuickerboekar, Westminster, Onborne, and Windsor suds, lea. Id. So Ws, ; Um, Hamm and Rugby salts, me., sea, ses, and elbs. • tryldpna roma handsomely iltaed up in coossidcas with SM. department. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are isdispenaable to renamal Attreethea sod to health and lo verity Iri the imagination of fued. ROWLANDS ODONTO. or PEAL DVf TIMM compounded of Oriental Ingredients. Is of Inestimable value In preeervina i nd beautlfyl the teeth, the gums, and In a pluming to the br simg re ird ith. t maths 's@ Lartair the teeth. remorse aPota keetplent decay. and pentane sad pneerme the te which It leneria a pearl-Ilka whtteera Its Invaluable= pertlee bare °Malawi the patronage of royalty and tile crag of Swope, and It Is unlvereally to hlgh meta Prim ad per boa. Sold at 10. Batton de den, and by Cherelata and Parbanmes. Ask foe Rowlands' Neste." NOTHING IMPOSBII3LIS. e mated and teat useful laminas of the day. AOCA A MARELLA.— Memo JOHN GOSSELL and Co., Three Singooark Lombard street, Leedom', perfumer to her Majesty, respecthany ofter to the =tsetae trely marsellthe Said, which gradually restores the hair to Ha finales hue—ao leather at wbatage. The arta Assuan. has nose of the propert es of dyes . IS on thecoctrary, is beneficial to the system, and when the bar be thee restored Doe application per month win keep it in perfect colour. Price Li Is. per bottle, or in half bottles, lea 6& John Oman& Co. bare been appointed gerfathare to 11.11.11. the Prisms of Wales. TIR. SCOTT'S BILIOUti and LIVER PILLS, IL/ a never failing rennedy, pnpared without any saes. Moodiest, from the recipe of Dr.fleott, will be found invaloahle to all who staler from bilious and fiver enespidints, indigestion, wind, spawn giddiness, dinines of the eyes, to. For habitual magnums, as a family aperient inediclue, and as a purifier of the Mood. they are truly excellent : mild in their operation and omen' to the stomach, th appetite, promote dinettes, and strengthen the whole n ervoussystem.old by W.Lumbert. sheadet, ging Williasan., Charing-man !Andes, and by most draggingly ■ bcase, la. IA and Is. id. Be ewe to ask for Dr. !setts Odious and Liver Pill► The gamine me Ina square grew saakaae with lambert" engraved on the awn. The same journal says—" The great Germs* Powers have not unconditionally rejected the eventual prolongation of the armistice for a fort.. night, and the resumption of hostilities is therefore postponed for a short time." THE ARMISTICE. VIENNA, Jon 8. The Outerreichische Zeitung of this evening is of opinion that the Allied Powers ought not to accept the fourteen days' prolongation of the armistice, but should make peremptory demands ; and if the latter are not complied with by the 12th instant, they should attack the Wand of Pttnen. SPAIN. MADRID, Jun 8. The Queen will return to Madrid from Anilines on the 10th inst. General Espartero will be in the new Progresaist Committee. Senor Olozaga has set out for France. General Prim is about to proceed to Vichy. _OICRIDB. MK J. C. STEVEIiFIZE SELL by AUCTION, at Ills Great Booms, ttl, Eingatreet, Covent.garden, W C., cm ISIDAY, Jase 10, st halt.pad ,2preci-el7, a ccion id O&M lid , comprising ebolce cypripediums. marlines& erd doldrums, Ircastm. drndroblures, amectochilus, maztharlaa, tc.—Mors detailed particulars In mud advertisement. TENTH VOLUME Or ONCE A WIVE. On the loth instant, pric e enth Vol Id., han umedeomely bout,d in cloth, the T of 14 c$ O A W E Z K, An Illustrate' Miscellany of literature, Art, Science, and Popular Information. This peeler periodical Is published trim Saturday, pries H. In Headily Parts, mice Is. ; and In BAH. lowly Volanwa. pres I. el LORD °MIK:ANIS DAUGHTERS, $ New Story bT His. WOOD, Author of last Lynne," Is now In coarse of pub Lead= sad Nyasa. U. Bourodretrea l, B. C . Mr. LAWSON'S Platinerrs Birm..—A meeting of leading supporters of the United Random Allianas was bald at the loud.. odium, 336. Stroud, yesterday after noon, shortly after the division is the Roam of Oorossosu A resolution wee pawed, expressing the coarkftion that the number who bad voted in forcer of the principle of the bill was • gratifyirrg evidence of progress within parliament eines the introduction of the nseemue. It wan also deter mined —tn reliance upon • read popular sympathy with the bill—to 'carry oat ideet cemoeation, with aria to the move 'peed, refereese of the garlic,* of the sale of drink to the Yukon tetrads*. sad parishes of the canatry. Tas ENGLISH Cuveea UNION.—Tbe Rev. James Skinaer and the Rev. Dr. fiber bare withdrawn their names fres the Opened et the English Chunk Union. oe amount of the osioltieness tallsenee likely to be .:.,'iced by the Unintrosseeding to its peusest dessisesseat."—Onerebea. 4:7OTHER COLLISION WITH .AN ASCOT TRAIN. Shortly before 6 o'clock last evening a collision toot place between a Soath Western Railway train and as engine belonging to the South Eastern Railway Company, at the goods yard junction, neat the Reeding etathic ; but theacekbeet wufortunately unacconspanMdbyserionsresulta. The station is jointly need by the two oompanies,and at the above hour a train arrived with passenger@ from Ascot, and the empty carriages were shunted out of the station by the Smith Western engine. When they bad reached within a short distance of the switch-box they came into colliaion with • South Eastern Company's engine, which was shunt ing acmes to the same Hee on which the empty carriages were, and the consequemse was that the guard's break, • horse-box, and two carnage@ were thrown off the line, and each more or LIMO daillagOli. The buffer plank of the South Eastern eogine was tweed off, but the engine itself kept its position on the metals. Mr. Car ter' the Mation•mastor, wee immediately os the spot, and superintended the clearing of the lien, and the tralScorhich was larger than usual, owing to the number of "specials " from Amor, was not in the least impeded. It is stated that the signals were against the South Western driver. This accident is the first which bee occurred near Readies niece the South Eastern Railway Company improved their signal ling arrangements there, after the fatal collision which took place at Earley tame years ago. SorrstAairron, Jess 9.—The Germania, with the mails from New York, arrived here this morn ing. Her news has been anticipated. The ship Wave of Life, from Melbourne, Horeb 5, pawed up the Channel yesterday. She briap 26 able, sad a large aumber of steerage passengers, 5,223 as of gold, sad a cargo of wool, hides, sad tsUow. ADMIIILALTY Juna B.—ArrournizaTs.—Navel Cadges (ooraisaiod).—L. Sow* L Borridga, C. Freoch, F. B. Polly, W. H. Webster, C. IL G. Cooper, Hoa. C. A. Deaieos, R. A. Dane, R. A. A. K. Aselersoa, W. R. Chattel, H. B. IL &whams, B. H. A. Sparrow, awl H. R. Wake. ....fItBMACIAY °VS.—Great intermit and excite meat were created yeeterdsy by the exhibitioe as the Liverpool Exchange dap of the /Jockey sue lied the target (formed of a mettles of the sew irootied ship Asisooert which esderwast melt demolitioe daring the retest expo rimeata oa the Crosby dasda The sus was murried as • truck drawn by seem geny decorated harms, sad the target epos • meek draws by deo homes. The imp and alma appearaece of the holes reside by the shot, isdicaties the immeempower of the stroke. wail the theme of mimosa remark. The has wea afterwards removed to the Money Bled sad from Works (where it was masefasiersd), aed will theme be takes is • few days is fibeebarysem for the perms of ham rated be the somrimeeet Wogiuga Aiwa OLus Axo Imimins Mum —A fell report el the newt Oselereese of this eiemeistios is radiated by Mesas. Bell mil Daily. It emirs a marble body of reelisel .:prime. reepectiss the stems of said** the @Wets el limme maitittioca Anomie* has suddenly lost her meet striking, o tecomplithed, and popular novelist, and the world it large a writer gifted with a subtle and meditative intellect, a graceful fancy, an affluent imagina tion, and • humour as rich and delicate as it was thoroughly originaL The loon will be felt as a personal one by many on this aide of the Atlantic, to whom the author of " The Scarlet Letter" had endeared himself by his gentle and genial bearing, his refined and cultivated taste, his quiet depth and sincerity of nature, and his moral elevation of heart and life The only occasion on which he can be said to have taken any part, or, at all events, any active part In politics, was at the Pre sidential election of 18b2, when, his old college friend and fellow-student Franklin Pierce, being the democratic candidate, he published a sketch of his life, with the view of making his merits better known, and thus strengthening his claims to popular support. Under President Pierce% administration, Mr. Hawthorne was ap pointed ignited States consul at Liverpool, where be sooartengly resided for some years, esteemed by all ileto knew him, and beloved by the few who were bumbered amongst his intimate friends. lift leaving England, he published " Trans formation,* on' of the most weird, dreamy, and wonderful of a ll his stories, and later Milk under the title of "The Old Country," sketches of English life and manners, which, though not always very flattering to ourselves, are in the main truthful and appreciative. Though he had been for a time in weak health, he died almost suddenly in the fullness of his powers, Laving not yet completed his sixtieth year. He was undoubtedly the most original and profound writer of fiction that America has produced, and his place in the literature of his country will not be easily filled. Mr. Hawthorne's writings are marked by quali ties rarely . found united in a single author, which few American writers, and no American novelists, have displayed in anything like the same strength, delicacy, and concentration. With extreme and poetical sensibility, arich and delicate imagiustioe, and a fund of tender humour springing from the profoundest feeling, he combines a rare power of mental analysis and an ethical spirit which, though veiled under the most graceful literary forms, is not only earnest, but severe and almost puritanical in its depth, decision, and intensity. While the refined and excessive sensibility he inherited from his mother unfitted him for active life, he bad at the same time such • full, if not exaggerated, ap preciation of the value of action, that be was more than once tempted to plunge into affairs, in the hope of realising, under loftier conditions, the kind of existence he so much admired. This was un doubtedly the motive that prompted him to join the romantic Brook Farm enterprise, which involved, amongst other conditions, a stated and considerable amount of physical as well as of intellectual labour. He speedily abandoned the effort, not necessarily because it was a failure, but because, however suc cessful it might have been it was wholly un suited to his temperament and habits. His poli tical friends afterwards appointed him to important public posts, which he appears to have accepted at first with some zest, but the feeling did not last, and he soon relapsed into the careful but routine drudgery of his official duties. While thus constitutionally averse to the turmoil of active life, he keenly injbyed the spectacle of ac tivity, and entered with a still higher relish into the imaginative contemplation and reflective analysis of human life and character in its more tender and tragic phases. With his acute sensibilities a little active experience went • great way, supplying him with • rich fund of materials of me native els boratlon. His mental activity thus naturally assumed a literary form. The strange and pas sionate stories he first published were the natural reflex of his wild solitary rambles, and weird imaginative dreams. The " Blithe Dale Romance" was a graphic acid humorous delineation of the characters and incidents that the strange life at Brook Farm bad suggested. The " let Letter," written during his official residence at Salem, shows the powerful hold which the place and its associations had upon him, the strong, absorbing, and mysterious influence which the tra ditions, antiquities, and mouldering relics of this primitive Posit= settlement exercised ever his feelings and imagination. His direct connection , with the Puritan settlers through the vital link of his own ancestry deepened the famiaation which the subject had for him, and in "The House with the Seven Gables" he wOtics still f urtber the same prolific and congenial vein. These stories of early Puritan life are undoubtedly his most complete and striking works, and they bring into full relief the reflective and ethical elements of the author's mind and cha racter. He shows in these stories that the present is not only indissolubly connected with the past, but alive, and trembling, as it were, in every fibre with its ransmitted influences. You are made to feel in almost every page that actions, so far from expiring in their immediate results, survive not only the agent but the age in which they were com mitted, that a man's character continues to live and act even as a physical muse long after he has been laid in the grave. The stern moral that the sins of the father should be visited on the children to the third and fourth generation pervades the entire conception of human life and social relations as exhibited in these stories, the mysterious sense of coming retribution for sins buried in the past, and almost forgotten, being at times painful and oppressive. This is the meaning of the charge sometimes brought against Hawthorne of being a morbid writer. It is true that in this way he gives peculiar impertenostocertain sooralre item= of character and action, but in this he merely reflects the higher sensibility of a poetic nature, feeling acutely convictions and experiences that are common to the race, and that sooner or later force themselves on the attention of aIL His error, if it be one, is in the opposite direction so that of some novelists on this side the Atlantic whose intellectual v*our Is combined with the very ex- treme of moral languor and indifference. Here we have a writer gifted with a poetical temperament finding the materials of exquisite delight in a way aide flower, a simple air or common incident, having the physic al languor of weak health and the mental timidity produced by sensibilities crnellytender, and yet maintaining the clearest moral insight, the strongest moral sense, and an ethical judgment on the momentous issues of life as decisive as the sternest of his Puritan sires. It is a striking combination of the poet and Puritan, and one, perhaps, which only America could have produced. Hoarrrai. folauicar. RILIZP.—It is a feature worthy of mace in the charities of this vast metropolis that of late years, since the principle of freedom of adrois. sloe of patients to hospitals has hese established, the anemia of medical relief admisistared to the poor and destitute is perhaps unequalled in any other country. As as instance of the utast to which that relief is afforded, the inimenes sambaed 996 amnesia were prescribed fee on Monday het' t the Royal Free Hospital, Orsy's.isaelad : of that num. bow 375 were males, and 721 were females. From an early boar until late le the evening the resident sad bosomy staff of the hospital were eoesteatl M y_ supped. TRH MIDNIGHT MINTING OTIIIIIIINT.—A large meeting was bald on Tuesday evening in the seighbolarhood of Ozferdotrest, when 130 prior girls were gath ered tow ther. The Rev. C. D. Marston offend prayer. sad pee ea address from the 32nd realm The Re.. Koval Demise elbow* a ghat address, sad the meeting wee dosed with prayer by the Rev. W. O'Neal. Among the somber who have slam applied far relief and comsat many had only recently fallen, and deeply felt the degradation sad wretch. edema ef the counts they were pumas& Calmer. Ponca—Mr. Colwell will make as swami from the palace gtoaads this maim at never o'clock, la Ids high level helloes, which km been cc,- strooloi to mothball at Mew slatted. the miestife eteireetiam monlloll4lll some eighteen "math' risco by kir. Olashise. Hosiriiimt's Tit it choke sad strong, usaiamite m sod wMieseMw So um nips advaatiesi bon *mead Ho Ups tea • Nowa pritirsool t is sold to packets byl,Mal amenat-(AitrielbsmeM.l Trams Twins, is lize r q:Latin oddness., presented Peat midst mach end laterreption in the follow. keg ewer The Right and Most Rev. Manus Gamin Beeseford, D.D. Lord Archbishop Armagh. Primate of all Prelate of she order of St. Patna. 2. The Right Hoe. the Earl of Bandon. M.A., Oriel College. 3. The Right Hon. Lord Overstep., M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge. 1. M. Amides Thierry, Member of the Imperial Senate and of the Inetitete. 6. Sir Rowland Hill, K.C.B. 6. Arthur Helps, Req., M.A.. Trinity College, Cambridge, Clerk of the Conseil. 7. Arthur Conley, Esq., M.A., F.E.S., P.8.A.5., &Annan Profeseor of Mathematics in the University of Cambridge. The reception of Sir Rowland Hill was of a more enthu siastic Manner than usual, and loud and oroloaged cheer ing greeted him es he took his seat on the left of the View- Chancellor. Upon the anclutos of the doctorial ceremony, Captain and Adjutant Wm. Folcroft Jones, of the Oxford University Rifles, win presented by the Public Orator for the hancery degree of master of arta, and the apprize's*, of the pliant captain at the foot of the sosatereil chair was the for • spontaneous and mtbusiestic burst of applause, which was again and again repeated. The formal Crevasse man succeeded the retirement of Captain Jones, aid although Mr. Matthew Arnold, who delivered it, mdse. inured to do the unmet Janice to kis sob**, the ender graduates were again any boisterous, sad sees tadmaroes, le toot so much so that the greaser proportion of it was un intelligible excepting to than in close proximity to the —Sr.____The eseal compstitors for the various university .grins new rented their compositions in the following auks. :—L Latin Vems—" Faroe& Geadiam" William Met" Scholar of New College. 2. Bailin llesav—" The rainier of civilized with uncivilized Rama, Thomas Rally Chum. 8.A.,. Scholar of Worcester. 3. Latin Eery—" De Niebutirit mantis in Historic Rotuma laveei poda," George Augusts' Minoan, 8.A., Fellow of Queen's College. 4. Sir Roger Newdigate's Prize—•• The three hundredth Anniversary of the Birth of Shakespeare," William J. Courthope, New Odium. Arnold— The Value of Numismatics in the Study of Ancient Histen," Charles &proms Medd, 8.A., University. (indeed Prize —" Pericles, Act V., sc. L, " Hall, sir ; my lord . . . pm% sit by " Real Abbott, Ba Stanhope— ' The Wars of me, the B os e " Clines W rna ilbraham Coll ins, Dsmy of Magdalen. The delivery of the prises mere or lees called forth ap *use, many pottier of the Newdigate "bringing down the house.' The company separated at half- 12 o'clock, the orris striking up with "Rule " which was joined a with nosh fervour b r the eindermudeates. In the afternoon the Moscato Jere was Mid in the peciere of St. John's Collage, .and proved most anecusful, the dainties of the season being dispensed with a liberal band to several themand gores. M. Jellies'. iterivalled bond, end the pleases( Orpheus Glee Bake, were in Weeders, and tilt r eiVo -a th " Tte i rt y iz bui chaage ng U te af T= • The li =t Tuesday •••11114 off with the greatest Mel, and the cornetts held at Exeter, Pembroke, Magdalen, Hs. John's, Ira, passed off most sec cassfeßy. A speml team last Gemini took away a Wombat of visitors, and in the course of a few days Onfood will amine he long vacation dulness. Gass: NORTHZEIf HOSP/TAL, CALIDONIAN-10AD. —The eighth animal festival of this abarity was held lest *ethics at the Albion, Alderagatastreet, Paz L. Palk. IL P.. in the chair. The hospital had its odes la • dispreary, eslahlished ea • large sails by the late Mr Statham, at • heavy thposse to himself, ia o th er to seou'ily what he felt was an urgent wait ia the thighboorbood d Kieglanner. But it has bog thus assumed • very diffuse, polities. Coeverted leto as boirpital, much needed by the coustsetly irereasiag northers diarists, it now farms the waelons of a peat metropolitan charity, which, is the some of lima, It will nadisebtadly helm& It has • large and elYiwt medical aid sargical staff, under whom our are received :oto the maths, without letters of rthossomodation, argent oases and asoidsete—the latter of °mutant occur era ia this neighbourhood, which the new Oattle Market, several railway station, and many large manuissiories are situated. The North Load= Deacoosams' lastitutios bath under takes the nursing of the bosMtal, and have fthy answered thee:potations formed of thunt. TM admirable macaw in whisk the patients bash hem thasudoil M sad cared for he. been • mouths ammo of gratification. Only inereased funds are now implies to mate the hospital fully assilable for the relief of the northers districts. The receipts for the death mouths eadieg 31st May, 1864, amounted to 1.4970 11s. 7d.. the layman. to 1,4811.85. 7d. The MlN bur of out- patents relieved during the ma period has bath 44,396, making a total relieved aims the °posing of the hospital of 398,000. Au energetic appeal was made to the public for additional funds, which are ninth seeded, is order to carry oat the proems* of theme:mitts& It was reopothissi to by sidiesriplathor athaudiag to 7501. The mat el esthetien was nag by Mies Poole, Mies Wel* the Mimes Meg, Kr. D. King, and Mr. Lawler. Pußiao Mamma fa TEI Paw. —Feeterd ay Whams the committee of the metropolitan elation ap to confer with the membon for the marepolits• as to the right of the gewerareest to prohibit peaceable public nuatisgs ia the park, assembled in the tea-room of the Rome of Commons, for the purpose of re osiving a report draws up by the legal mintlemes corineeted with the minuaittse. Mr. Mimed &WY WY called to the elude, sad after a few iatrodestery remarks reed • bag end elaborate report, treating of the rights formerly sod now passered by the mown over what were called the royal perks. The repert stated that all persosal right 0,07 the by the moire aid all revenues andel them. 1:111. 118 gives ap in 1701. and the pub dedicated to the am of the people, with cortale restrictions, thee of which relate to public rthetiogs, in Mara for • find pay. inset from the coasolidated feed, sow (mein part of the roysl citrU ilst. The lassogemest parka wm thino meted in • asamissios, the Ai deaimieme Wag paid an of the pantie maim sad all expense el she parks bass also paid from the suns seams. The report naiad various acts of parliannot relating to these tramectione, and thee west as to my that so set could be fasid apes the statute-book confavisg either apes the Home Secretory, the m Chid Ocsdithuser of Works, or the Comminiomor of Pdios, the power of preventing pownsahth public meetings is these puke. As to the right of the people to meet in what were called the parliameatery parka, seek ea the Ragent's.pirk, Prieernrbil Victoris.park, it stood as • fonodthioa bored dispute. Considerable die. cosies followed the maw of the report, in whisk Mr. Locke, M.P., Mr. Wbußey, IL P., Major litiebsols, Captain Rows, Mr. /finicky, Mr Wahines, Mr. Sham. sad Mbar gestlenses took wt. :and altinastel it w resolved, os the moths of Major Richards, by Mr. The ta/tea,. That the report pea dby Mr. Belles be paled, sad proofs supplied to every smeeelor of the eeemittes previews to its dial adoption mid Wore the nastropolitan members are hiked to take adios spas the aebjeot." • vote ed thaaks to the &slams baring bees pried, the committee V i e observe that the Foyle and Beau Fisheries are advertised to Ist. Them earslitsle Ibis gnat Meets of tae liceoersii• tie bib illedistp► lima sae unsays) mom max ova.—iThie M W bowl and lava Moak of speft end simmer ever sabfallara far pal& approval Tho vrodilimad hate' ..trosous at Slhed Webb Miro: Ms illeaSOWlfildi eel& Law s. hrookuimit, paoeseeteers. metweole 1411. THE BOMBAY MAIL The following telegram has been received at Mr. Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, June 8 : "SUEZ, Jury 8. " The Behar, from Bombay on the 24th May, reached Sues at 6 a. m. this day." THE RAILWAY COLLISION AT HOMAN. Many persons who were enabled to reach their own heave have sent, or caused to be sent, to the nen tarp, letters explaining the nature of the injuries they have received. One gentleman of the name of Bi'ham, residing in the Easton-road, is reported to have had his breast-bone broken. Xi. Freetich, of Edmonton, complains that fie was very much shaken. Mr. Johns, of Liverpool, lag much brand. Mr. Murphy, of Dukeetreet, Union•street, benign and shaken, bet no bones broken ; sad others to a similar effect. None, however, fortunately, but strange to say, are of a serious character. Some of the injured panniers presented themselves yesterday at the office to make their claims for compensation, and then ones were at once is into and settled on the not. The coroner's inquest will assemble to-day ►t Eibant, at 2 o'clock. The proceedings will be entirely formal, and will be opened merely for the purpose of enabling the jury to view the bodies before they are delivered to their rela tives for burnt The inquiry will then be adjoereed. Lee, the driver of the nights that did the mischief, is ordered by the company to attend the inquest, and, eoesiderieg that this man may be said to be on his trial, it would be most usfair to him to state any of the rumours which are in circulation as to the speed at which he was driving his train whoa the accident happened. The company mown that when the inquiry opens, which it is understood will be in a week or ten days hence, after in formal opening today, it will be prepared to prove that the accident was sot canoed by any defect is the signals or any dereliction of duty on the part of the extra signalmen who were on that day specially employed at intervals of half a mile apart along the whole length of the line from Waterloo to Asoot. It may be satisfactory to the company to preys that their organisation in this respect was perfect ; but this will not in the *lighten degree affect the main question of the liability of the company in damages to all. who suffered by the accident. Their having already compensated some of the sufferers who wen slightly bun I. a fair proof of the opinion which they, at lest, entertain of their own liability. The accident did not produce any elect in dindeining the number of punning@ to Ascot yesterday ; the total car ried coasiderebly exceeding that of the dorreeponding day of last you, groat ea the numbers on the previous day had exceeded none of the first Ascot day of 1863. It is namely neotweary to say that every promotion has been taken for carrying on the large amount of traffic which will come upon the line for Ascot to-day. " Argus," of the Post, says : " CM. of the victims. Mr. Coppard, the coandestial raamsging man of Mr. Patrick, w well known I. many of your readers for the gentle manly bearing and text with which he discharged the duties of his office. Mr. Perry, of the Stock Exchange, squally popular ie man circles, not only from the moors of his speculations, but from the spirited timelier in whisk b• ad vocates all charitable enbeariptions, is also a goad deal knocked about, but is doing wail ; and Mr. Lyons, batter known as Admiral Lyons, has received some severe costa. stone. Mr. Herbert Bird hod a miraculous escape, es he saw the floor of hileirrieke epee; sad felt himself drop underneath it, and yet be get off wiecathed." The Encomia, or Commemoration of Founders and Bensfacton to the University of Oxford, was held on Wedaseday morning is the She'demi= ThePm, the doors of which wen throve apse abortty after 10 o'clock. Although the gamy allotted to the woderpsdestes wee piekly Ailed, the " area" passed • rowers apprises, until the ad miseioe d ladies who had not heed fartunake enough to obtain tickets for the semi-cirele, which, as usual, preempted •py and animated weariness. The collegleas, apes pin ing their slate, availed thentsidves of their time-honoured pnvilege of exbibitieg their liken and disdain, intereperinty their cries with an unusual emotion of badinap. The own having struck op with " God rye the Quees," the proosesion of authorities, headed by the Vicieeboncel lac, sod accompanied by bis grace the Duke of Hamilton and Viscount Newry, attired in rich otademicial full dress, en tered at the large door of the theatre, sad amidst much cheering the Viorehaocellor opened convocation, and sub mitted in Latta the names of the noble sod illustrious per manes on whom the university proposed to cooler honorary =The " chaff " of the undergraduates seemed to to at this particular time, and the reverend gentlemao was annoyed to such so extent that his disgust pm, way to • little exhibition of testier, which, as may be supposed ? did net escape the lynx-eyed ixonpants of the higher region.. The VicirCheamllor barley submitted the names, Dir. TEE ALLEOED DETBRIORAnwr 11Y THE 13.1811 BRAID OP HORSES. The Times publishes a curious correspondence between Sir H tN r...l nerd _Admiral Roos os tire Wanting willwirer. Sir Helen kW aspens t "Iberia% oubjed give rime to a debate is tha Been of Commons," and be mks Admiral Hon for the besefit of his views en the matter that he may be shit to dream it when it aver os. Admiral Hoes mire that sibs bish have not got their haws amply bemuse Chivy have sold them, and their grimace is that =Dan sot sell their hones and have the.. too. " remarks the admiral, "Gas be rove Menus " than al statement submitted to the seentary by the patron of taw Irish tad. "If three gentlemen sell every fint-claes metro., cowry supnier mint and every premising horse, it is not surprising that they have noire( to compete with the third Gres of racehorses sent from - Lead to paid- op their royal plates. behind still bones of the moat admirable kind. No cats the world can compete with it for el pasturage. At this very moment," mye the admiral, " Ireland supplies the bin heavy-weight h ealers to foreigners and English *retrain. . . . At the hat national steeplechase in England five oat of the fret antis home were Irish. As Ina bunter carries the blest prime in every market," . But, its "aerie 'gear are al ways on the look-out" reedy to • give these prices, aod Irish owing eve perfectly ready to take them, the Dot unnatural near is that gen old homes me mares in Instead. French or Eaglish money will always bey than, sad ma the risk breeders are always prepared to deal, Freon sod Emend get the horses. while Ireland gets the money. The fact r they carvers their best homes Oro specie, and then complain of the deterioration of stock." The admiral also remarks, " Handicapping may be an inducement to fraud and an enomungennis to gamble, but it is inorporehed lab the racing system, it keeps numerous hones is training, giving wages aod employment to tbouesoda, smasements to the ratios, and augments the mire of hones to the benefit of the breeders. The destruction of hones is owing to early training. . system hosed on commonest =lntern ; ' wanted quick rerun to pay an ugly training Whet we require is a entreat prime of 5,00 W., to be run for by four-year-olds sad upwards, three miles; which might induce lione-ownen to show more mercy to the young horses; bet se interference or restrictions, which are as juju-ins to the tad as they are to trade nod mentaeree." Mr. Edward &aphelia, who has been Governor of the Wert Balk* Priem at Wakefield, ninth 18.32, will retire from that °Mos at the end of the year. Mr. Shopheed ass assistath-goversor for six yams previous to 1832, when be was appended seventh at the dream of his father. For the Let 17 years a pert of Wakefield the been used as goverment convict prima. The power of appointing a sac mem be Mr. Shepherd is M the kinds of the vial.' mires ef the West Biding of the minty of York. Tuz LORD CHANCELLOR'S BILL AIID TX' Tawas' PROTECTION &immune —On Friday a deputation fro. various meat* third cre hie leidship by appointment. Is the Moths of Lords, to call the Martha to the ob= able crams in his bill. The depadtios cossisted of Wells (Hall), Bithigtou (Leeds), Roberta (Leicester), Hel loes (Nottinghem). bad:ewe (Sheffield), sad Aces Mew others from lute towns. They were ethistheeith by the follow* menbers of rearmed :—lama P.. B±.. (braes C. laget, Sir ht. J. OWars, G. S. Boscrots, W. U. Hiqgsla,Tafflar72 7 .7f . .. Enna, W. Mundy, E. A. Lea th ern, C. Foram, T. B. Iles J. Somas, J. Oley, T. Briley, J. A. Tether, J. R. Ewarc W. H. G. Imagers, IL K. Apria., H. Weeth Ashcroft, the Mayor of Menchearr, ha. Yr. W. H. Borrow woe obliged to leave, beaming a recede In the home. Mr. Bases iatrodoced. the &paeans; sad Ms Wells, tows Mirk of Hell, pointed out the clauses which were oompleieed ed. His lordship stated WE be had deferred the pregame of the by midi he bad bed the opportunity of leers lag His visite tare by the rope's...threat Mt the thermeld selimmthrt. He entered vary fully istotlek:diSeoltim to he eneonateres in any attempt tit ref thielm from thii othfund star el theism sad the ve lestim e z ham diarist oficials, dames. and othatees. Be Ids williegases o any practicable seggestioe, it could be reotheiled with the ithensts of the treling emermity, and the removal of temptation Irma the poor Ira. He mead ape• to ewes ply with the request to stake debts breathed: de is three years lathed of the year. He would also so alter the Manse that math sr ecoment or erithowledpeeth to Indian the debt amid be renewed. But he thought fee the smallest debts, say ruder IL, the was snakiest. His iserlaip inquired bow the peepwl to throb the defeedthe% them by requiVieg the musts le retain • arra, suss sad pay It to the wart, would work, and was informed that it tees seenthiseely regarded by the deputede as imprieti cable. sad equal* vesatiefastery to MIAOW and nee. Hi lordship protheth to wear the proprad to ithroduse the peamios of jedgeiset by default sale the superior courts, and' throes °War nation sod them kid before hiss. The deputation thee withdevw, the interview bevies laded as hour.—Nonithion Journal. EXTRAORDINARY MORTALITY AXONG CATTLIt lit Sanwa. —Duna, the his month the martelity calm in the district of OMB he. then extreardina= forty farmers have bed their whole stook swept off by dysentery. The dimmer abated eassidesably for some time, but hes agar broths et within the par few lays, sad sumerous deaths liars occurred. It seems that venous &s -teams of • fatal nature tithe appeared mom cattle, and few farmer hue waged being sufferer' to • Ws*" at R reeter extent. In the deer park at Drummed (Jerk which extends to about 1,200 area, some hundreds of cattle are seat atheally to grass Os Saturday last no fewer that 70 of the Wail& were agreed with whet themes cell " maira." and the deaths already anithet to 30. Mr, Thomas 3. 0. Sibling, of Strome, has lost five cattle, aad Mims he.. been leers le a serious extent. Several maladies are prevalent among .4th cows, relied by some " dry fever," "red water," He., sad deaths are tare pls.. &Sy. The mortality smog earls her sot beer so a:tee the ia this neighborhood rare the memereithe dry year lirds.—Scouseass. _ _ . TamVizsm Ranwats. Special meetings of 11111 shaselioldses is the Rareferd, Ray, sad Bream, the Bums and llarlhyr, the Alissystwith, mad the Kingston and Razdialey Railway °ampules, wan held day s ye an Use cams, Si., Bridge-shreet, Westminster, to co ad approve swisis hills sew Were parlimmot. le aseb ease the meeting was quad pro formal by the chairman. sad adjonrsed to the 16th inst., the bills aot belay sufficiently leeward for consideusties. . . A DMICULT .41'2mM—A Munich oorrospoudent writs" :—" A rather remarkable rest haa lately happened is the Tyrol, sad as I have sot sees it mentiord is the Eimer' papas, I add It to this latter. About the sad of last mirth • saes was seriamer be dr* to par the ere s of the trial esd all dainty' demanded, for asassainating apq gesdarme, trying to sinsarsto rather, kilTiog two we. nisartiag to violins* pied the gird is the aumeutioe al their duty, sad wounding roam Ira. The sossaulatir ef c harg es and aster may saws rare, bat the manor Is which all thaw airs ware aimmitted is worthy of our. ratite. Ds talprit, •um rased Gamer, lad thsarayed ' to kill his wife ; also beard of it, sad tor :Mugs is a Delphi haar's bon's, whiwoupos Omar shot the anglibres dog. The ssiglamar samplaisod be tie police, and are pindsraas were Nest to arrest Gamer. Bet wham they gala his deco be Bad upon has, one fell der as the spot, and the other our mbar* evaded. Oa this, genilumiss sad raids from smart Ors wen 'ailed up ; GSM. bad braieied hie. self is ha hors, had three gar, sad had ea every ass who err arr. The corms of the dead germane was still bran the dose slid a relation of Oseser's try Mg to take it away, was sh oti dad. The azeitameet was now MY tams. Some of the besieges' postal thruway's is the bourns apposite, tired sway at Clusses house Rod resehed bit firs is rotors, loin sr dead sad ipsying unarm wensdad, fa the rune of the day • burred shots were fired raisin Oared' boo's, and et sight he was still to pompanos. The weather was Wady and, all Ms windows were broke., mad during tha sight be took refer in the arbour Neat morniag two caner were brought up wed some tae crew shwa GM am Ms bean. At hat, as all eared gala, • body al mom Maar the beset, sad ford Guar lyre elhantonk or rather Of 0010biag doves OS the flaw. He had rasa the rine at hie war sad lost same blood, but thip state se the bras. with the windows brobia, statue of blood on the Boor, haw all issarlim The anetatt if tar ow himself it that be was bares thirty sad f , assvied • mar Or, father dtwo abuses, pasd t a drinker of berry, • bid sbanstar, diem brought ap beer a *nos for broths, • raiser" spartmeas, she shot birds mo o` aid I ca" tbstr deu r• isms is BA Lustswash. lawn ._.