The Express. — London, England, 1868-02-22 00:00:00

P"' `~ ~~. I 7 1 T • ' 3 YACtatrrAB it anaclxa BHT t 0 (-..: ( YfT AvT MITI • ...r ,•:T • r ,h,.1. 3 .. 01 1 . . . n., , i.," • ii - ' • .: ~; . . r (1, k , ' • 1 1 ,0 ti, __ • •I / \., . I _A- -- . 7.--.----.-. _ / I , . IRtaIVED 4 A ft 1L I '6"l5l(7:XT£l KIIOT • t : . :, w •v> .1 a 1.. e-rr,rr Na 6.723.3 T's -- .:MAN LINK—The LIVERPOOL, NEW A. YOKE, end PEI LA DELP 11 LA COM PAN ris MAILS/ZAK UM va appointed to 'antrum Liverpool fur NSW YORE, eallsng hawnstows, as Wows: eiTY OF LONDON, for NEW 90E1C, Wednesday, Feb. 26. CITY OT COWL, for NEW YOUE. via Halifax, eat.. Feb. W. Catlin Passage, 13, 17, and 61 Guineas, an haring the aims rlleeea In tho Saloon. ' Forward pause includes a 101 l 'apply of cooked provisions. Passengers for CatlllitA and the noted States looked througla pa rely advantageons terms. For further sortieulara apply to WM. L'eSEAN, et, Water shed, Liverpool, or to ELVES and MACEY, 61, King William- Wed, London-hridge. CULAIM LlN—The BRITISH and NORTH E. ERICAI4 ROYAL MAIL STEAM SIMI.. appointed by bar MsPiety's Postmaster-Oeneral to sail for NEW YORK illn, t. every Satarday ; and also intended to be despatched for New York. Boston, or liallhis, on Tuesdays and (or, Unwed*" when- SW Inducement offers. The tollowier{ or other Royal Mail Steamers are Intended to ultrot, Liverpool, vid Queenstown : RUSill A, for NEW YORK. Saterdsy, Feb. V. •SIBERIA, for NY.W YORK, Satnrdny, Feb. Mk TARIFA, for NEW YORK, rl.l Romeo, Tuesday, )lareh IL • Neemisrrants carried Lci these repose& 7 Cabin pseuse by the Cunard Yolsl Mall iu.uners. whether rfor New York, Robe, or Hall Is; is reduced to la guineas, guineas, and 21 guinea; eevedllag to the sevonumviatlon. lel accommodation at £.31. These rates lin.looo steward', and visions, bat without wines or liquorA, which can be rtaivad on board. to J. B. Fiord, 32, Old Itroad-strret, London ; Burns li Ssreelver, Havre, and lt, Place de la Ronne, Parts ; 0. and J. Darns, No. 30. Jamaica• street, Glasgow. red Baltleetrees, Dundee ; D. Anil C. 'Lacher, Queenstown, and 8, Water-street, 11verpooL NEW RIVER COMPANY'S PERPETUAL Dr.IINNTURX STOCIL—The Directors of this Company, IMAM the provisions of their Act of 15.;7, are ISSUING the above Stock at par, for the purpooe of main:Milting their howl Jett. The Interest upon this dna at tho natal rate of 4 pm colt Is payable belf.yearly, on the let February end the let of August, in prior.ty of all dividends sumo the shares of the Company. Applications to be mole to ALlali, INOLIS. Chet of the Company. New rslrer Mee, EA,. THE UNITED EXECUTIVIC COIISIETTEE frw the REUSS of SPECIAI. DISTILL at the LAS END of LONDON. comil The Right Hon. th e Sananda, riTri. RD MAVOIt, Clutrtnan. W. Newton, Nay. W. Yowler, Esq. lidlin Ca:twee, F.aq. Alexander Johnston, Excl. Jolan Ila,nrd, Nay. Too Her. Aeptilowi llaneanl. The Ker. T. J. Rowed' (If etm polltan Visiting and Relief Aartodalion). Colonel IlarrarlA Soefet,y for Italldfof Llialreesj. Btu* Green. En. eareablli, Keg. E. II curric. Esq. C !lane lea Wier:on, Fag. Anhert Wigravn, Eaq. AIWA Lh ituthschild. Esq. I' It Spence. Esq. Ile her. J. Caparn. the Ker. !trenching Kingsford. Itpencer Cluaringtes, Kay. TcctsbnErts. me Bight Hon. the Lord Mayor. I J.llAgsallarSamtola,Zaq.,ll.P. J. It kr!,,utitll, 245. This Committee, vrltiCiih;sLCen ....... pof anent to resolution of a contereme of the various suetelke for the relief of Fist-cud Distress, with the view to united eetion end the arraicenieut, is—peration with the guardians of the poor, of an efficient and uniform system of relief for 0000401 temporary and exceptional Mitten, have to report that their organisation In complete, foul APPEAL for FUNDS. . . . The following Committees, actively working In their respect ive dislitcts, are represented on the Hosd, nod will for tho future t salist.l from the Fund, accontiug to their requirements end the• means placed by the public at the dive al of the Vuitc.l gteentive Committee: . . I. ' Ne - Enii:i7uTiTeiltral Belief Committee, working In the Poplar Union and the Parish of Limehouse, among a population of IJo,OOO. t The Fent.end Emigration and Relief Fund. 1 The Mile-end Oki Town (stepnvy) gelid Committee, work lot attune a population of 84.090. 4. no lay of Doge Relief Fund, working among a population 41 iti,ooo. 5. the Shadwell Relief Association, working among a popula tion ,f 0,500. e. The Employment and Relief Association (Betbnal-grecns, Working In a population of 12v,000. The Committee have also the advantage of the aishitance and entire co-eiuration of the Metropolitan % Wthyt and Relief Asso ciation, and the Society for the Relief of Distress. As a principle, suppleinculary mild will nil be trlvenfrom this Fund to persons in rot pt of parochial relief, It bet g the totes lion of the Executive Committee to mimeo generally each ruses of exceptional atxtress, dising from the stavution of tau le, as timely help may prevent from becoming paupers: to which 1 . 14,1 the binds placed at the disposal of the committee by the pilau: are considered to be specially Noah:Mir. • The Committee, at their Meeting on Monday lad, the 10th task., wars able to vote 4500 to the errait-ami Central Relief tone =Rine : to the alfle-end Did Town , Stepnvy: Relief Corn =Rte.: and £3OO to the Bethnal-grecu Employment and Belief lu all, £l,OOO. The following sultscriptions are gratefully acknowledged : Amount already a•ivertised £1,214 4 7 SECOND SUBSCIIIITION LIST. The following have been received darks, the past wee,: liss hurtled Omits, oicor L ie Atkinson, Esq. gr. 0 0 soil payment for the T. Or.y, Esq. liethnalureen Rae C. S. Lactic, i•loyment and Relief amend., Em am ciation £5OO 0 0 W. H. ilurbhige, Faq.. 10 0 0 Ih!.SociFtyfor s : Marhidge, .. 10 10 U - - HO 0 0 Cherles FAT: 10 0 0 Mr. awl 31n. Vide Weekly thieving from Wal .le II W:Dra.lford, Eaq. 2 0 willow:ll4.yr - Kor. 4 . J S. .. OlO 0 !rood, by . 11to Roy. T e tieldmrt, 9. 0 „Casnlaide,, 0 00 .1. A..lliple 3 17 4 .I,lllrclad on the Stock foll,t, :I ELChange 231 7 0 Chun h..s Mt. Mary T. D. Mnatts. Esq. John, Put- AililoyCarrUlyta, Esq t 0 0 Alden:gat° Pust-0111- II Flack 9, par% art . - tvia'arb sin, Eoi , church- Employes at Mama warecn lOO 0 0 Watortow and Sons. Illeaar. alor, aoodazitl second subscription II 11 6 I'.. AnarasioLoaton.liaq lOO 0 0 Edward Alroyd, Bp. Mrs. 1 , 1. I. 0 0 It f. lO 0 0 I. S.T 6O 1. It. E. and F. 11. O. Dire. I anthem %%liiiillllStcriker. kaq. 6 0 James laillnaay. bp ll 0 0 1 .1. I; Itthiltnals.Esq.,ll.P. 1 10 0 Mart. tlr. I ;o.lllllu Chia... 0 0 .. lao Hation" 1,,,, 1 , 9 ,. + at lleans. A Friend from the la ollar. and Kamm 700 9. tatwoil 0 6• I , i E1a0...._ _ _ray_ 1 1 0 T K - The 3 ra, RI-waft " 0 Y. A. J 3 0 0 11,,ry cream, Esq. .. 26 0 A few servaata of Old `allay Smith. Req. .. 6 0 Alreafril, limits IN, Ellialath Young 2 0 , Illas 11111 .. Archer t (live, Bart. 10 0•• Early hind," Via, E. W. Edgar.... 1 0 Sir William Rose _ 5 0 0 C.-. 1, I" oartmn, Peter Robertson, Ern 1 1 0 Loalon eud North G. A. It %IL'Atill Railway ~ Omega Marge, Kw 3O 0 0 (*.imam., Camden- lira. Walter Burrell 2O 0 0 .... • .. ... .... • ~.. 1 , 03 tor week end- Miss Rose Shewell 3 3 0 ihg Feb 4 2 18 S C. V. I , Cuser, 110 q. ..4141 S Ilan Nr 14001E11ot, IC.B. L 5 0 0 0..1. Cbeape. Ent lO 10 0 '''-- '-- - - - 11 I.VILLI Nlorgaii,Bes., lan 111 e ' —.. 6 0 0 Mi. lO 0 0 1 Atoirew Baden, Eq... 210 0 Sm. E. K. Maiden 5 00 T. 11. Greene, Ewa. .. 210 0 li K 6 0 0 11 Baiden, Lag. 'I im....rs Morrie, Pre- A Friend tow. and Co. r , oliwrinriona will he received by the Lord Mayor at the Man • ion-house, and by the following banker,: city.—Means. Smith. Payne, and Smith. 1. Lentbardwtrect. It wit•end.— Began. Gnats and Co., strand. By order, I. STANDLIII ITALY, Secretary. Mansion-home, Feb. 16, 1266. THE HOSPITAL for WOMEN, Soho-square. Coder the Immediate patronage cd 8.R.1.1. the Moon, of WALItI. 11.R.11 the Princess CIIRISTIAN. 8.8.8. The Duelled of CAIIBBIDGE. BASE - PIM —Wean. Barclay, Revco, aced Co., 54, Lombard .lreet ; Mews. Itanson,, Bounds, end Co., 1, Pell.mall East, H-. The Committee appeal most eamestly for annual Subs, rip ti.as. in order that they may maintain the eMekney of the Ch4eity. Its door are open to every poor and suffering worn.tit In the }and, Upsweis of &S,OOO of the sick poor hate reeds ed no Leal end surgical relief within Its wells. lIILIRY it. INGRAM, Secretary. THE HOSPITAL for WOMEN, Soho-square. The following FORMA recommended by the Committee to Persons about. to bequeath • LEGACY to this desemisig C 15.14. mie to the Treasurer for the time being of the Hospital for Romeo sdnsaquare, London, the sum of C—, for the par la.its un• said Hospital, to be paid, free of legacy duty, within --, non' h s after my death, and I direct that a su ffi cient part of such t my personal estate so I tan lawfully bequeath to cii•oit b. or r ,, ',has before any other p *loot thereout be ap. , I , , , nicnt of this legacy, but t lit same to abate with my legaries if necessary." HENRY B. INGRAM, Secretary. TUE NEW WING of the HOSPITAL for wou KS, Soho-square. l'hder the Immediate patronage of 11. N.H. the Prinem. of WALE], Ii 11.11 the Phnom CHRISTIAN. 11 .11.11. the Duchess of CAMBR E IDG. . t l f lfrr.—llessrs.Barelly. BMW, end Co., 64, Lombard-street Ws. Ransom. Bouverie. and Co., 1, Pall-mail Rest SPECIAL AND UlZii ENT APPEAL la d y 11. is iffiered to give gluo to the Building Triad of the li ce Ming sat the Hospital for Women. provided nine other pen s guataistee a like sum. The Com:X.:ten have simply ' three nitttlittonal proud c...f the • ante amount. and . r arm bspe that amongst lie many lends of this impor t,t lurid' there will be found 81X others, who will each give •ci b•soros an abject which must cuisine:Lid itself to the aalicirO of every benevolent mind. feature of the New Wino is that it is Intended the T.:caption of a class of patient; hitherto unprosided !!` *h. in pay s small weekly rim for their maintenance, sale ad 4 artful treattneut aud gssi (persona ned with r, • • 'inG•rt and privacy of home. To main now hope 7.ir 'offering, this addition to the present Hospital will prove bet` ankhdly received by the hankers, or by the et the Hospital, from wont all intrin he nation may %tonedit whor e I.:\ I NW: AM. Secretary. ens , olrearly necked : 0., ewe ; A. H., glee; Yee Ale); A. IL, glee. • C 0 D Nev. Dr. M'NEILE, tho ltov. J. C. 1 SITU.. T. D. 110111/18JILL, and Dr. COWAN are to addrere the ANNUAL lIELMNU of Use cnUILC4 ...SSOCIATION to be bald la St. Jaime's Hall MI the lath tort. C. COLQUIDDIN. r.q., to take the chair at o'clock Tsettete VW be bad at Ilaiebostre. 187. Piecadbly Nisbet's. 21. Dern ere. str..et : 54.1flett , street ;Seale% 's, ington-green We:deft .u'a, Knightsioidae Debertt, t. Arahelle.rovr. Dock bsgbant-gate flonstatrf, lel. Llawaroroad ; Water.. la. Wrid bontne.vote : and Haste', 1-11. flollesotreet : of Mr. Austin. St. Jamas Hall: and at Teek-batidlop, A11e11.14. UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE ELECTION. Mr. TARESTOILD HOPS'S LOIDON ltritlab Motel. Oneinrinir-ttrat. CMAMMAII-41r W. STIMLINO wAxweLL, Bart., M.P., M.A., Trinity, Knir.banne. Diumbinne. ML PAliiiAlit lIAMOND. Jun., M.A., ;owl IiIARMIALL HAYMAN, u . s. seca. WYND11:11 HOLOTE, 11A., C. 104011 r WAISOY, 11.1. THE ELECTION for the UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE terminates on MONDAY, the Wit inst. The lbll will be Laken each day (except Sunday ' , irons 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 0 p.m to ep m. supporters of air. iteresterd Hope who have net received Vottog Papen are requested to writ, immediately to the Com mittee, giving thmr addresses, or to apply pusonally at the Loa don Committee Mom. Voting Papers may be mended this day, and afterwards during the Biection. Magistrates fee Middlesex will be in at tendeace for the purpose. of attesting vot!nq ppaapen each day this week bum 80 am.to 5 p re. at Ur. Berasfanl Mopes Loud= Committee Loom, Hellish Hotel, Cockspapetreet. UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE ELECTION. Mr. BERESPORD DOPES CAMBRIDGE amminkm SITS DULY at the Bull Motel. Cambridge. Liu=Ail—Bar. D. 11. DUCEY, Id A.. Preddeat o Calm. W. M. CAMPION, 8.D., J. W. CLARK. t up . N. M. TERCELS, ILA., llaa J. E. C. MAYOR. ILA., J Cormalttee-room Ball Mutat Cambridge. MEMBERS of the SENATE who have been! nominated, or who are likely to hare been nominate.% to deliver VOTI PAPERS are remseeted to earl at Mr. CE itt.ti- VORD HOPES COMMITF.Z.R.OOMB, the Intil Hotel, Cam bridge, before they proceed to the Poll. for the porpow of ft - it er talidilg whether there are say Proxy Papers hearing their names. of C OLONY I)I4IIOAIONaad YZIKHOLDNLA4LD NATAL. _ _ . .------ Grant;;flovernment Land aro given to men familiar with farming operations, and pi , messing eseeleat means to tern their land to account._ _ _ . . Applications for fmther Information to ha made to Dr. MANN, the reedit' Anent of the Natal Government, at the Natal Immigration OIL" 15, Itackinghematreet, Wand, W.C, London. MIL G. D. SANDY, STOCK and SITARS ...LA. DEALER No. aS. Thsadasedeeireet, Laodon, E.O . truasecta Liminess In every description of Stock Vattunge secu rities. Minlne and Financial enterprises. at deer market prices. A selected hat of British If hie shares, well worthy the attes t'''. of +peculators, forwarded gratis. Daily Price List on ap plication Money advanced to any amount on legitimate stocks aid share llegescuces exchanged. Burrn CAPSULES.—Mr. BETTS, of No. 1, Wharf-road, Clty.road , desires to give 'public notice that tho Lard judgments of the Bth Out. (ale Ttmes" of the lith Mon do out in any way east any ponon trine any Capsules made by Mr. Belts, and Imart his name • or souse and address, all of which may be maid wtiat risk ea queition.—Yeb. ISOB IK . INAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DITALIN EYIIIHI77ON 18CS eeletnsted old IRI4II WIIMK Y gained the DUBLIN PRIZX MEDAL—It U pure, mild, niebow, delicious, arid very wlielesome. Bold in bottles, ia lid. le* at the retail housce la London by the agents In the principal towns in Zsglaad ae wholesale at 8, Oreat Windnilllwtrest London, W —Observe the red seal, pink label. and cork heanded " LL BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new invention, en admirably eositrived that a full bap, as well as mailer casks, stay be rained or tilted Da It without 11110•7 Of trouble. Its action is so bniorpaide that tea sedbpsent of the moat limpid Bald by no possibility can be disturbed. Fries 9a. ILL, Ida, to suit 4,9, and In gallon casks. B . ARLOW'S SELF-MAINO SYPHON TAP. AY No veet-pei rooked- No Okra Oat boar or soar able. Price 40. 4d.: ditto, electroplated, ea—Apply direct to JAMES BARLOW, patentee, 14, King ViNtlametreet, Naatioa-ltoase. See that his rants and Weer ere oa every arUelo ; aG ether, are spa:lona Imitations. Naseraelace gest& Xitabilihod 1890. QPLENDID TEA-DUST, from le. 4d. per pound, equal to lest tee. as Sd. per pound more money. Special price list riot free. Carriage paid to sU parts of the kingdom. Extra line eringoin rind Soneborial. :it per MURRAY and DEAN, tea merchants, 71, Ludgete-hIU,Dity,LC. FLOUR, warranted free from adulteration, Go any part of olou (not lan than 1t lb.) tree—Whites for pastry, at per Bethel (56 lb.), 13a. Households (rocom• mantle.* fur bona making), soomichi, Ile. : 3leal liar brown bread), ; (Scotch ()utmost Buck Wheat Flour, Lentil Flour, Alaimo Meal, de.—Mdrem, IIORBNAILL and CATtal• POOL, Ballard 31111, Witham, Kw:: US, Goavolleasd„, LC.; or at, laitgate-hUL Directions for herd making. HOUSEKRFPERS-GO TO THE PEOPLE'S MARKM FAMILY MEN-SEND TO THE PEOPLE'S MARKET. PEOPLE'S MARKET, 272, Whited:spa-road, London. EAtablished to supply the Public with good Butchers' Meat, Cr - secy. &o. at 4., at reasonable prices. Order' actutoputied with remittances promptly executed. Cheques and Post-odic° Orders to he tnsw , e males to lc n. N WHlLTllsoujug. Reneger, meted "London and Westminster Bask." lie.ollB Woes : Legs or Riddles of Mutton7Bd. per Rs Should's* Hams B r . to led. to tod. New Beason Black Tea S. 4d. In Packets of 7lh 14 lh and 98 Bea.. delivered free within 10 41111:11 01 the Meitet. Entire Chests of about 90 lb delivered fres to guy Railway Mallon to lingland, or by grow to &Waugh, Glallow, Dundee. Aberdeen, Dublin, Cork, Waterfowl, Wexford, Londonderry. or Belfast. PEOPLE'S MARKET.—For the convenience' of Flank' at n distmec deposit accounts will be opened on receipt of a remittance 01 not less than EN against which all orders will be punctually executed up to the amount standing to the credit. .1. U CALL and (.0., of lloundaditeh, goatostos to WC amount of depositors' amounts. BROWN BROTIIERS.—PATENT CHAIRS awl COUCH liß, Barrack Palmitin% Trunk, Partinar. Maw, &a, at num coNSIDEBABLY ItYDUCID. DA, PICCADILLY. Waimea Ina MOTILE'S PATENT EARTH CLOSETS.—On atm and In operation at the oaks of Monleh Patent heath (]asst Cowpony (I.lmttod), S. Bedfortletren, Covent. garden. T. M. EVASik Mower. SEWAGE of TOWNS and VILLAGES on the DRY lining SYSTRIL—This Company Is to make szrangesenU for dealing with the drainage of towns on the Dry Earth Systems: ineluding the disposal of sink-water, slope go.—Applkatlnts to bu made to the Inunger, 211,Deelturd an, Covent :garden. E? UP T U R E S.—The PATENT SELF AD.TUNTINO OTIMAN TRIM acting effectually without any complications, la recommended by the Faculty fur the cure and relief of Henna, The necessary quality eta good Truss lean efficient resisting power, without unnecessary pressure on the part affected, whkh desirable ablest la aloneobtained In a Crum unencumbered with straps, spiral springs, oe pada bettlad.—.l, WO and Co., No. I, Ficculllly. ITIEETH EXTRACTED PAINLESSLY by Mr. as WEBB, !7, Sew Bondetreet late srith Fskell, Burgeon- Dentist, 8, Grosvenor-streetl. The system Is simple end harmless, the gums only being rude Insensible to pain. Artificial teeth, pelelemly supplied cannot be excelled for um. omnfort, and appearanca Most moderate ten= Consultations Ilea COD LIVER OIL. FOR CONSUMPTION, BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS, de. LIVER OIL YOE DEBILITY. COD LIVER OI L. _PALE NE:WFOIpiDLAND. ire. !menials sr tOlts pli;liVni - g — imaln:e3eis lave bs rr steed from thefollowlnserninentplipdcisas:—Profemor Taylor, M.D., to., do., Dr. Scott. 11. D., Lit.C.P., T.L &, &c., Dr. Wein Pawner, M.D., Lit.C.P., 1LK.C.11., to., Me Jost imported by XF.ATING and Co., 70, in. Nara Clinreltysrd. In Imperial belt pints la id., pints at, quarts re., ire plots 111. DR, GARTHSHORE'S TOMO INVIGORAT- , UM EPSTOEATPTE PILLS. Mess PM' are idogularly eillcacions In disorders and indispositions where the strength to impaired, exerting their influence over the wholenervons system, promotlng and restoring the secretions of nature into proyyer order, and neestablishing good health however much de billiatsd. Sold In Boles at Is. lid., 9. ed., and la ad. each, free by Post for Is. Ad., Is. lid ., and 10d., by EDWARD CLEAVER. late Hannay & CO., GE Oxford-sires LAMBERTS ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an effectual remedy, without confining the bowels or affecting the hoed. truly elbescious and pleasant, is admitted to be the best medicine for immediately relieving coughs, adds, confirmed oases of asthma, and Incipient consumption. It tre. grimly cures persons whom the faculty pronounce lnourable admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent In approaching consumption Its effects are truly Persons deprived of sleep, or MINI lying down for fear et 'Woe& lion, nay depend on r elie f In a few minntes after taking W— ooly and sold by W. LAIEBBAT, d clenoist, 8, Klan WS. Marnig-ezosa, Loudon. an by all dreggisto, bottles, 1344, and three uantittes in one, te. it Be pfuticatsr and ask for Land errs Balsam. me nem and address as engraved on the stamp. ALL WHO SUFFER m om INDIGESTION should NOR.TON'S CMILOMILI PILL& - add imarniere. IMO*. LONDO, SATURDLY ('CRYSTAL PALACIL-1218 DAY.-3ATUR , DAY ODNCIIRT aso litt/SILYAIM Dana open at Concert Pronorado mad laselord nom. and ?aloes lighted up MI.. NO7l —Vinters to than attractive Cameerts *Wald only as arrisai for marred snits. if they desire* wart Moat. Display of Swing florets to Centre this afternoon. by Mona Onto..of lilghHolborn. CIRTSTAL PALACE.-TEII3 DAY.--SATUR- N.,- , DAT (MSC'EIiT and AFTERNOON PROMENADE-11dIle. walk Ana sisonzanc.): Soio Flaontorta, Madame Arabia' Goddard. renown/ea Mandel Overtures ''Struenam" Mora bear). and .• Das llebrkles" illandefolohof Iloydn's Symphony It maJor • Plateolerte Concerto E Sat N 3. 6. Adudarlaa Ilalta-assern, oe by Guinea Season Tickets. to had at ail o•draooes. Stalls llailoatamwd, this day, at kat rtaads la the Palace. VRYSTAL PALACIL-THIS AVTERNOOI7. V The TROPICAL DEPARTIIIINT will be OPEN for PLOYRNADL ROYAL AGRIOULTURAL HALL, lalineton. The Mit repreeentaidoo sad maimed erowdfd state of this tinge edifies testify to the f Zeit saltat the elms of enter tainment proatuced. OT. OZMIGE and the Dr ACiO't Unica)]le.l In tie . ennele of the The mot talented Egneetriare in the rentemten. The most meowing/bed walnuts. Proper vaulters throwing double sentenettits mar twelve bones. . _ . _ _ _ _ -- iiciiirug --- 1 7 1st, Hurdle, and Steeplechasing. Palmer, the wondrous Caning Walker. The mil troupe of 'tenant Chalmers that ever appeared before a 14Utah public. A three hours' eatertafnment without an interval. Urea,' Day Yerhulna•ces even Twain and Saturday, cow swearing at z o'clock. Open Every Evening, at half-past O. 10 YA L ALF:llOkt BRA PALACE. Three uafela Gaol Concert Promenade. Elea o'clock. uao NATIONAL AIiSEMBLT ROOMS, 218, nigh Uolbora.—The moot out and brllllanttyelecorated SW Roos. cad the beet Band W Loudoa. OPEN for CONCERT sod DANCING EPLEY k WEN LNG. tiodcal Director, Mr. N. E. Packer. Opal at halt-last I; clues at 11 49ndutos. throughout. la MR. FRANK IMES begs to inform his patrons that his POIZTUATT MS are now OPEN for lb. seam% for the production of every Oeseriptlin of int-elan photographs and whilaturuk lnattunaceous *dares of vlsildren and anunala taken as usual 41. St lleorkesplate. Hyde perk Corner. S W. OXYGENATED WATER. does not drink so brisk as other m.rated w►ter, because the gm can only be got Into It In a state of •apow, sod condensed with the gas pro sent: bat Its effect on the system Is to Italie' the blood end 0,0 warmth and force to salami power. Order it huh from the Laboratory, Si, liwisecre, or through say drools; la cuss cocustalug is bottles. UXYGENATED WATER.—Animal heat is kept up lu the coldest weather by daily drauzbte of °.m itated Water. Fresh made Qom the laboratory, 35, Longue" or through thy ilniggket. AP GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON C HEAP of the AIRX and CALORY OLA3B BOTTLE COM PANY is for SALT, at REDUCID PRICES, the premises at Tree TrAde Wharf, Rateitlf, bilis required for wharf purposes Orders fur all the new patterns and the patent-stoppered bottles as ward, trom the works. Yorkshire. and the aka, 83, Upper Thausasetreet, City. priers GOLD MEDAL PALMITINE 1 CANDLE% combine great beauty of appearance with steady brilliancy of light. They are the best sulittitute for real Wm sad Spermaceti Candlea, and am belmi introduced in their place in the West Had Club.. They are free from smoke and well, and the tendency to bend and run over when the room glows warm, a objectionable In low quality transparent hirdeno Candies. Order of any dealer, but toast on baying Price's Gold Medal ithibialline Candles." SECOND-HAND FIREPROOF SAFER-Why purchase mar Wes when you may bath Peconi-band, by Milner, and every other eminent maker, equal in every respett to new, at halt thetr rakes, from hasurance compardeathey Bombay and other bank falharaar—Yrtosa fron—olaritTus, 43, Cannon Most. LC. Good Words re worth much. and cost Uttle.'—ihrbert. A TIIIRD 1J)ITION isow read: of the JANUARY PART of GOOD W 0 R D 8, Edited by NORMAN MACLEOD, D.D., one of her If sicstre Chaplains. The MARCII PART will be ready ea the 4+6t► led, me !Aintree _ - bila . red Taanymos—lBll-4. 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M.D. • " It . M theory be sound, consumption may always be pre rented often ears& The annual dectmatios of Infanta may be 'adored on-half. and the general mortality ono fourth, by the annibllation of this great moors° of the human raote•—flosion Med. and Sorg. J. prim 6L, SYNTHESIS In ZDTCATION. londos ; Longman' and Ca., Paketiodariow. I'EALTH RESTORED WITHOUT GALVANISIL—A 'FEMME on the only CUM at DEAFNESS, Dimness of Sight, Nervousness, IblpitaMos, lath panes, low Write, Consumption. and Lova et Wanary. without the nee ot faboly called remedy. Electricity. Sent post tree kr one stamp, by liir. Thomas Craven, Willord-hoose, Series meant, London, W.C. Cememos thaysestrf Kuicrios. TOTAL Poulin) (mmayonto moms) AT 4.15.—H0pe, 1,452 Cleaaby, 1,183. From a correspondence it appears that the Bishop of Ely was not a party to the insertion of his name in the list of Mr. Bereeford Hope's committee. In answer to a letter from Mr. Bamford Hope's committee, uking for his vote, the bishop wrote, saying that "he did not think a member of the Houseof Lords could legal] vote for a member of the House of 0011:11:10bS, that ot be should willingly have his name set down as • warm nip win. of Mr. Hops.' This was all that named between him and the committee, until he saw his name printed as an honorary member, when he wrote to the climman and begged that it might be removed. The bishop says—" My long Headship end high sates= for Yr. Beresford Hope led me to express myself as I did to his committee, and I have no doubt that they looked on my words as warrant but ing them to use my name • I did not fcw intend that my words shie ld con mea • moment vey that ning:* CILITTAL PAL/AIL—At the Saturday Concert this afternoon WILL Carols will make her grit &ppm:same at the Palace, and Madame Arabella Goddard will play Beethoven's Consort* foe Pianoforte in E fist. Messrs. Garter, of High Holborn, will make a display of spring Sowers in the cadre transept, sod the new tropical depart. mint will be open for prom - auk. The Palace will be ilintalnated until oven o'clock. finoonne .—A shepherd mind Naridaoak, anyiersi by Lord ilibleashata. was angra few days sham la skinning • dead rn, whoa be smashed the back of his hand with • brae. hima,.7, mike Was fakes of the aemeersoa at the tier. bra. the fallowleis Tiousday his boa bep.a to be very yablet and I was nese swollen and taikkawad. Next day Ire wit to Wettest, sod saw Nr. Brame, stoma, who has ghee paid sarsodieise attention le m. Yesterday, bassnes, knit • kagsaima erterlatosdathiaressrery. . MUTING, 1313411A11Y 22. 1808. INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (14Z01211 ISLI(i PANS.) TBZ ABYLSiNIAIT EXPKDIFIOR. ANNSBLET, Fn. 3. Six compazips of the 4thi Regiment and the 3rd Bombay lane Sty have gone cn to Senna The 45th RegimenS has arrived as head-quartem The 10th Bengal Capralry has landed. ens Mahal Yr 15. H.M. Indian troop-ship Serapis has arrived hero. Advice received from Aden Mato that orders Bare been recei►ed to land there as cavalry arriving from India until required at Annealey, in order not to increase tho difficulty of providing forage. Transports were passing Aden daily with storm for Abyssinia. Stormy weather in the fled Sea coma polled the empty transports to put back to Anna,- ley Bay. A largo number of camels were waiting to be embarked at Berbers. SUEZ. Frs. 15. Her Majesty's transport Euphrates, with the 42 2 nd Highlanders, arrived hero to-day. FRANCE. PARIS, Frz. M, Emsrao. In today's sitting the Legislative Body granted M. Jane's motion fur an interpellation to the government respecting tho refusal to institute a judicial inquiry into charges of extortion and im morality brought against a judge of the district of Lunddac. The debate upon the Press Bill was then resumed, the article relating to the reports of the sittings of the Chambers again coming on for dis cussion. M. Thiers made a speech, in which he said that &government ought to wish to be freely dis cussed. As legislators the Chamber might wish to prevent inaccuracies in the reports, but could not desire to atop all criticism of the debates. The equivocal position which had arisen with regard to this question had been entirely brought about by the governmeat, which after promising reforms had begun to feel regret at the loss of its absolute I power. In order to issue from this embarrassment it was necessary to modify the decree of February. The dignity of the Legislative Body required that an end should be put to the present intolerable state of things. M. Thiers said it is impossible to criticise the debates in the Chambers without mentioning the details of such debates, which are the very subject of the criticises. M. Baroche : But this would be a report of the discussion. M. Thiers replied that ho took note of the fact that the government per sisted in this view of the legal question, and he concluded his speech by urging the adoption of M. Jane's amendment, which proposes that the journals shall be allowed to publish analyses of the debates. M. Granier de Coesagnac continued the debate. He said : " The press has the right freely to discuss every incident which takes place during tho debates, but a report of the discussion must not be given by the journals under the dis guise of criticises. The prohibition of the publica tion of the reports of the sittings can in no way fetter the journals in their criticisms." M. 011ivier read an article from the Pays, signed Paul Cassagnac, on the last sitting of the Cham ber, in wish -ridicule was thrown upon the lawyer-members of the Legislative Body. The reading of the article caused great excitement, during the continuance of which M. Jules Fevre was called to order by the President. M. Picard demanded that the government should explain itself. M. Honker denied that the government had desired to impose silence upon the newspapers on the subject of the Army and Press Bills by means of the prosecutions recently instituted against the journals. "The government," ho said, " re spected the honesty of its adversaries, and would cause its own to be respected also." Tho debate was adjourned until to-morrow. The Efesdard of this evening, in reply to a statement made in the Nord, denies that the question of the Hanoverian Legion has affected the good understanding between France and Au- Ws. The France of this evening gives a denial to the statement that the Prussian government had asked for a list of the Hanoverian' interned at Bourses or scattered over the country. The same journal states that Spain enjoys perfect tranquillity, and that the measures adopted by the Spanishgovern merit in the path of reform, political as well as financial, have conciliated all parties. The Epoque asserts that the insurgent bands in Roumania are daily increasing. ITALY. FLORENCE, Fn. 21, EVllO2lO._ The Chamber of Deputies approved to-day the total expenditure for 1868, estimated at 997,965,000 lire. The report of the committee on this subject states the deficit for the present year to be 218,000,000 lire, exclusive of the loss on exchange in payments abroad. The interest of the national debt amounts to 56 per cent. of the general ex penses. Count Cambray Digny announced that the estimates for 1869 will be presented in the first week in March. The Chamber rejected a proposal made by Signor Cedolini, that the committee should present a collective report upon Count Cambray Digny's financial projects. The Chamber instructed the committee to present a report upon each bill when reedy. The Chamber has adjourned until 2nd liareli far the carnival vacation. The state of the Tremory oil the 31st January was as follows : —Receipts, 1,252,477,541 lires ; expenditure, 1,139,009,103 lire. ; cash and notes in hand, 112,908,437 Urea. THE [ON IN CRETE. TRIEEITE P. U. ._ _ , Intelligence has been received here from Athena, dated Feb. 15. The Athens journals publish the following advice' from Crete :—" On the night of the 4th brat a band of insurgent, fell upon the Turkish troops, and killed and wounded a con siderable number, and captured a quantity of arms. On the following day 3,000 Turkish rein foroensents were defeated by the insurgents, and forced to retire. The native Turks are constantly requesting permission to be allowed to leave Crete, as they are undergoing great hardships through thejneurrection. Aali Naha, however, refuses r their request." The Greek steamers Union and Crete continue to make voyage: between Syra and Candia. Russian vessels are still removing Cretan refugees from the Tim FAxats a EAtsmar Pstrum—ll awed win be &Is se St asaiss's Bill tlds seesaw Ler 111* asasilt el Ids sedum ism taw bolas in &dim Praia.. It will boudoir the Widow el Osaat llsradma, sad tie soesoltase laddedis the aimed K Kr. D. Milasrlisirk Mr. CL. &Kr* Kr..llreff. ire *Ova isftwifdat park. raw. . (STAMPED 14. ADDITIONAL.] *parting intents:tits. - HARROW SPRLNO BACICS.--Vanai. The attendee*, at Homes to-day wag egreßy aes se tied of yesterday, and tie weather was again . beeelaidly fine, the cull* •awbsek being the unplivaand state 111. mead, twiddle um parisrad Mit aid skyey bythe nib 40 Thu mlay night. the ais item decided in elm teemed the afternoon seduced geed Sold*, bat ttre daisies were not to dew as theme at tint previous dep. Lig rave—the Idhltietex Open Steeplechase—leathered • field ct nine reneges, and resalted in the defeat• of air f. tvourle Sprite, and the vinery of the Duke ed'Hamib• tun's representative &bete. Ton TSTAND PLiar.of 40 sow, for all spa m ils. • weight for ago, will paaaltits an / alloassaso. Halt a LogintoCo rrimanlio c r= B.ltoorao /dins .. l2 fir. W. Ilrenn's 3 Lim The follosing also ran Oostao, smartly. sad b 7 Betting: II to 2 nob opt Little Oates sad Inbmillsee, 3 to 1 apt Wants, sad 4 to 1 spa nenitlicity. WALLIS° iiANDICAP SISCPLEMLASI of 3 oco,a. aaeb, IPftll 20 added; wieners to be bold fur 40 eovs. Abost too miles (13 mote.) Mr. GilkeinlisodoUno. .... ... ...... (T. Ablott) 11 Mr. Uodheratianyuisile . (B. Lanai IfT. N. Waite then funoiring also ran :—Ciertbron. loebnkr Strike, 50' Belle of Kan. Betting : *2 apt Caroline, 4to 1 opt Banda's'. r to 1 apt Strike. and 7 to 1 apt Ganyniedik. A Ham:neer/14n of 40 mew ; winnete alba. Abottf 11r. C. !lead's lir gals of Woreentet Ur. I. felabtlnenshis Adjutant = 3:l 2 Mr. Ildler's Wll Bee tCoakett) Ihe Inflow lft also ran :—Dawells, Yeatursr. Harlington. The Heckler. My NUT* filly, DLll2cece, Lain Peevish, and Letlow I;ctting : 5 to 2 opt Barnuir of Worcester, 3to 1 opt Tbo Hackle; 7 to 1 swab opt Burlington, Vnatartr, and Adjutant, and 10 t.l oa th apt Set Loa, 117 Nino lily, and Dawdle. _ _ Tint MIDDLESEX GRAND OEMS lIANDICEE STEEPLE CHASE of 10 soya. elicit, A ft, with lie added ; WiDROIS extra • mooed received 20 soya, out of the stoke. About these stllee. 118 sae.) Duke of Ilareiltnisdialle .ti. Paget Mieseota, (Orru.v 2 "*T: yr. 11. J. Chkhostee's lilas Dam kilaller 3 The following also raa lUppolyta. Ifeuttraa, Boa. gerford. Llabryan, (blest. and Caustic. Tottie and Globule were struck oat at 1.24 Bishopten and Patience at 1.40, and Puebla as LW p.m. as the day of the race. Knight el Dowse was scratched on Thursday night at 0.40. Betting : 3 to 2 agat Sprite, 5 to 1 apt flippelyte. Gto 1 at Smite, 100 to 12 *gat Axlescott, 10 is 1 apt Hunger ford, Liebryan, and Gelert, and 100 to 8 agat Courtin. SNLLING HANDICAP et 3 mom each, with 20 added; winners extra; winner to be sold for 40 soya. About five indoors. 1 7 subs.) sir W. Call's Vicious ...... Jackson) 1 Mr. A. Whyte' Ada (S. Adams)) Mr. kietarre Rally (Laub) 3 Monty sad Illolat d• Clare also rams . . Betting : 5 t; 4 sigs* MS. T to 4 sest Vida". nail 10 to " bar two" THE HARBOR OTZSPLEEHASE a 40 mom ; winners extra. About 3 mike. ------ Mr. E. titlToors Wats:rpm, (M. Lawton ...ee l 1 Mr. llashodra Ostashavrk (a. n I Mr. E. Anthony', aurtoo (Gavials' Val' 3 The tolkoshia aho no —T to SlAsissa veldts& restart. A joijti. Tm C. Ms Meatus; ad MIAs Betting : 4 to 1 each eget Min Emma and Acolyte, 5 to 1 carat eget Waterperry, TOM Coke, log Notate, and 6 to 1 age. The Diotator. BETTING IN LONDON.-FRIDAL Very little was doing to-de'. For the Liverpool Grand National Huntamae•s daisghtEr woo in good demand at 25 to 1, while 33 to 1 was token kindly about ronsoct. The remaining hones occupied much al.out the same ption. The principal feature in coneertion with the Two Thousand Guineas was that karicnician had 1,000 to 300 laid against him for the same event. Typhuom was in slightly better odour, 1,000 to 70 being accepted two or three times. Beyond a disposition to back Neese/in' for the Chester Cup there was no other more. Trion as follows : LITIRPOOL OLAND NATIONAL 101 to g apt DID? (off) ' 26 to I agog Ibstagearis 13 to I Ton ,olf Daughter (t) 10t) to Chimney Swoop I nto I Bolan( (t) (Off) as to 1 gAikkeopears(o) 100 to T Alerbliels fall) 4ff SO 1 72/w Lootoe • 100 to g The Lamb (ell) ID to 1 Tempts (t 60 to 1 Port loyal (WO w) • cararia 20 to 1 es Ilto PIM (ott) I IS to 1 opt Dolby (olt) 26 to 1 apt lloontlag(t) al to I Weather Mir (t) - - TWO THOtfSiND OLINIAS. ii; _______ 1 1000 to 70 opt Typbootto(t) oto 1— Nos (oft 7to IS t. 1 liruth elratrcad;c4l 4 , lir) 1000 to SOO OSA 0 to 1 apt Bra; (011, t IS to 1) WATERLOO COURSING NEETING.—TFUDAT. TIIR WATERLOO CCP.—Roven IV . Mr. Randall se Cock Botta beet Mr. J. Jardine na Patent Lever ((1, ) Mr. 8. C. little Mantled May be Captain Ypres Ventre 84 Grin (I). Mr. Leleler Lobetla beat Lord Orey de Wilton no Peruvian. Lord Lanais ANAtif MeOrstA beat Mr. Itroclebsidis Brigade. Rot SD V. Ord lad. ran . bye : Chan/deg May drum Master McGrath beat Loballa. Itersb VI. Lord Leraan's Mader McGrath bad Mr. C. Bandar Clock Rubin and won. TUB WATZ/LOO PLATE.—ltoraa IL Lord Stair as &reap Id= boa Ur. )oden•s Hawk. Mr. Needle as Sunbeam beat Mr. Bartholomew as Dread. - 17 - o 7 d - Itallagtos as 711.11atk beat Mr. Massey as Master No (1). Mr. R. Je.'s Improver beat Sir L Pod as Maisie. Rona, 111 Atmore Ides beat Seabees. Improver beet Mulatto (11. ItaatM IV. lord Mak as Strange Idea best Yr. J. Jerdfae as Improver sad los. THI WATERLOO PIIREL—RooaD MIL Mr. Mallabry as /MOM beet Yr. Josses Jed Mr. J. Job:litotes Justitla best Rased oral. NO. T. !malt as Odlirboe beat 001. (barna'''. Mosstrooper. Ur. Spills as Jane Aims best Mr. Eateketock's Rae of Soo _ lOVID IV. lustitla beat Bethel. Jaw Anne beat Callirtioe WIND V. Ur. I. Aplnks no Jam Anne bast Mr. J. Johadaa's Jartltia. sad won. Tare OXFORD AND CANBRIDOII BOAT Race.— Upon the inapt at Oxford of the Kleist folioed temp an of hostilities, Kr. WlBan hapoilateig staled teepther his anew, wire have been diehemad Sass bet &Sudsy, sad, with Kr. Wood and Kr. Teasboim at their lam, they rowed to Ifiley and bask Swiss The week's temaikin frau profit ea bad of acne pot than bath essoldosably. ad it will be ee sunoid ayees blowOa gat tra their tenser swing. Their pres twday of simady at tiar rate of 36 to 98 strokes per minute, olod a pair 7,1 1 2 will be cestinned for some days to emu WS Pk. *waxy) we understand they will row over the ha l ea The crew win go into active training on Ash Wdiday. The Cambridge boat on Thursday and yesterday west wee the short course. There ware anal alterations hose the mew, the peaks of which on Thursday was as follows: 1. Tr. H.inosa (first, Trinity). 2. Nichols (Trinity). & J. G. Wood (Emmanuel), 4. Lea (Clakire), 6. H. T. Bailin (Pembroke), 6. W.P. Illiichel a t;%sisig). 1. P. G. Benison (Clue), 8. W. J. Piasirnsty strobe ; T. D. Warren (Trinity Hall), amain. Kr. essehed from the towing-path on hcasehask. %CRT! 705 TR. PROPAGATION OF 1113 GOOPIL Forricnr PARTS.—Yesterday a meeting of ties /ace rested mencharsof this society was held is Wißis'a-mems, Marstiest, St. James's, for, sassopt other things, the election of six new members of the standing ocosnuttes The liar. Dr. Miler, visor d Green, bad been nominated as sus el the candidates, and it appease to have been genmelly undateod that the abates would be made a trial of strength between the high chalk and " asetices of the shwa of inglandi The 2 Ar a = ll p of York mated the chair, and the atten dance was exceedingly 11•1111UOUB, but the promos of reporters was sot periateil. and we ea do no are than, tarnish the bare roma of the poll takes on the quostion. • suadidates were proposed by the standing sommittee, via., Kr. Clesient We, Mr. Bay P. Pane. lir. B. B. Wade, Bev. W. F. Bads* 'nays, Bor. H. P. Was, and the Bev. J. 0.1 111. x. D.D. In oppoeities, L is load, Is Is Dr. Maur, Mr. J. O. Talbot and Bev. J. W. rartlarg pt the Bev. Cyril W. Page, sad the mt. dasher was Minted by seder majority of 118. The Ilagestle mas standing la in es the Sot pad sr, an, 358:37110162. al the Bev. Gya W. ail Dr. Kira 142 votes The wasting hotel wear ewe bows and shelf. tiowar.cominwoow ow to ilAws ow 31•131M11. —Oa Ttadstramy,* Vie d potasary. W eriarair them mat at U. Pimalt Tlta MOS dilacace, te. the Right HIM the Led I4wdw, the_bilt thenetri tugs.. amour Meastee wa O the Kw. WEisaa Nefee4 pe/ Os Eft. Mr. J Olboa. 6.140 KM efr IMMO_ • Wilde. Or /Wed& reamer, Q. 4 x.P., sal •ibe qtlita's AlOteetemiej. Mr. Jae keen u kt. tense, ol_disiMt. • [ONE PENNY /Jabal SITU itifittarg. woovirteß, FM 21. ROYAL /Ann.—Their Royal Rig!wanes the Prince and Princess Christian of Schleswig Holstein, ao. ecypenitd by the Priemose Henrietta d Seblestig.ll.l. stein and suite, arrived at Woolwich yesterday morning, in two private carriages end after a brief stay at the Artillery Barracks were jellied by his Royal • MU Prince Arthar, who wore law uniform as a cadet. the, afternoon the dim/egoista= pasty visits/ the Arsenal, where they were weaved by the =leers of the amend deputes/ate, cad seaduoted corer the gun fato beim, the rood carriage aquas, the laboratories, /m, n. awning to Loads. at 4 o'clock. ARMASS 7311 TUSKIT.—Tbir &Mut of Turkey haring seplkod to the DANA goverment/ fee ton artisans be saw in hie arsenal at Constantine& as instructor' , to the smenfacturs of alachinery ana war materiel, lb. John Anderson, of Inelwiek Amon% Yea instructed by the Wer Department/to teaks a totleelba, and socordisely the following skilled seaman have bent appointed from the Royal Arsenal :-3ben Coos= soli hank Ratcliff, Met. Amish' ; R. Atkinson, J. Freeman, A Dune, and T. Dena. irorstiosers ; J. Riley, imposter ; A Ileoppand, moulder ; J. honk fuse.makew ; t ad W. Pfief, %raw man. no men see to receive 291. per mow* and M. cub fee tray/flag expenses. The olveeine , stoma vessel, jute eetirned from the -West Indio, is now returning her atom, preparatorveie her crew being paid ofro CONVOCATION SF THE PRININCE OP CANTERBURY. Yesterday morning's convoratim of the Pro— vince of Canterbury assembled at Westminster for the despatch of bestrews. The Archbishop of Chaterbury pre. sided .ri the Upper Houma The Bishop of Salisbury pre— sented a inemorkl from the English Church Union, nom.• plainiag of blasphemies and heresies contained in a volume. of sermonsecatitled " The Shag and the Stone," by the. Bev. Chutes Yoysey, intrambent of Healaugb on the troupe of York. His lordship said he Doubt not read the entracte, soblasphentous use they. He knew that great liberty might, be allowed Mans statement ot doctrine, but mill he react the extracts appeeded to the petition be had wales of the horrible nature ef the priacipleoenunciated bythis a He should have thoughttbat it was impossible tun any man with the tername of a con science to advocate dosestres which se plainly mietradieted the doctrine* of the chosicb. The Bishop of Gleanester and Bristol asked whethes any pro. ceedings had been taken. bouts* he could hardly conceive that such destriees could haver been taught without being takennefore the courts of law.. The Bishop or Salisbury sailhe bad made no inquiries. The Archbishop of Can tertiary maid that on former occasions representations had been made oaths Archbishop of York in reference to the publications of Hr. Voysey, whesoonsulted hie chancellor, and that officer gave it as his impinon that tae} were not such doctrine* aa mist.: not IN bold in the church of Ragland, and which would nee sly be punishable by • *sort of law. Baring read the eatracts which the Eaglish Church Union had sent up. be mai hardly conceive how it meld be said that they could be held consistently with the doctrines of the church of England. He would con sult the Archbishop of York on the subject. The Bishop of Orient said the book was eau dull, very .timid, and not worth reeding. He should promose that convocation should take me antic. of it. This preposition wet with general assent, out the mattes dropped, Their leedshMe then posseeded (outsider the qurslos of diocesan synod.; and afloat PON discussion, the report we. unanimously adopted. The Venerable Arehleaces Bickerateth, D.D., the prolocutor of the Lower Hues of Convocation ' who was accompanied by the Dean of Canterbury, the Dean of Chicheeter, Chancellor Maasingberd. the Warden of All Souls' College, Oxford, Arcbilsoooo Mackenzie, and other gentlemen, Straight up an arlieWes cirri, stating that, while abstaining front expressing any opinion upon the legality of the e aim of Bishop Coigns° to the temporalities of the see of Natal, they prayed their lordships to take insamires for declaring, Ens, that the church of England aosepte as valid the exounianuticatioe of Dr. Coteau, and that until he be reconciled unto and reeeived into the church by proper authority they will hold him to be ex. communicated ; end second, that they accept the spiritual validity of the sot of the I.ced Bishop of Capetown in deposing Dr. Cetus* from his bishopres. The bishops sat in consultation nearly three hours, during which time the nastier was fully considered. On the readmation of the representatives of the pram, the Bishop of Capetown was illiitted at the same time as " e. stranger." The Bishop of Ox goireatlangtla various reamer:iamb, their les dahips'house shoarrd statain front taking action in the matter, while at the same time it must not be supposed they had the slightest sympathy with the teaching which Bishop Gray had condemned. The Bishopof London seconded t he mo tion. He hail ventured at various times to express that he could not approve of many of the acts whereby Bishop Gray had, most coescientiously, carried on this very cult matter. Tbeinfore, if it should appear to soy per sons that any phrases in their resolution. were stronger than would naturally have beset used by himself, consi dering his known opinions, he legged it to be understood that he acquiesced in a general admiration of Bishop Grey's courage and goodness, while he reserved to himself right of criticising the particular acts which he had adopted Th e Archbishop of Canterbury said it was some what unfortunate that the ureic's! es deri from the Lower House did not come up collier, so that it might have been more folly damaged. Some further discussion took place, and the Archbishop of Canterbury then put the resolution to the meeting, and it was unanimously adopted. By direction of his grace, Mr. F. H. Dyke then read a eche dole pecauguing convocation until the 98th of April next. In the Lower House a protest was presented by Arch. deacon Ibis (which was on the ruling of the prolocutor received am a gravamen) against the resolution peened cm the previous day in reference to the church is Booth Africa and the Bishopric of Natal as being opposed to the Queen's supremacy over the colonial as well as the English church, and therefore contrary to the law and the consti. ration. On a motion to that effect, the gravamen was referred to the committee of gravamina ' but the arch deacon reserved to himself the ftht of te ndering it to the srchloishop as his own indiviikal complaint. The debate on the resolutions agreed to by the Upper House on Wed nesday en the subject of ritualism, and published at the time, was then prooseded with as the order of the day. The Dean of Chichester (Dr. Hook) moved, mid Arclideacce Mackenzie secianded, the adoption of the resolutions. To this Archdeacon Maims moved the following amendment : " That this house earnestly desires that it may be able to co-operate with the Upper House upon the whole matter now submitted for ha consideration. But having regard to the fart, that two forted inquiries, by autho - rity: are now pending - one before a royal commissioo, the other before the hiihest ecclesiastical court, the issue of both I r o re u hr win t g ui e ries will supply materials, now lacking, bat for a sound decision by this house upon the what sere, this house humbly represents to the Upper Rouse that it does not appear to this house to be saps diens to proceed by way of any Astrid resolution at this Archdoaeon Wordsworth roes at dr o'clock to move the adjournment of the debate, having, he said, been welting for seven boars fee the opportunity to speak. The Prolocutor suggested that a division might first be taken on the 11111111011111111 M. Several members hithilated their M emnon te address the home, and some spoke of the un reseonableasos of resk . ulie ta g the hoes* to mime tea dead= on se inspertaril • ea widen* the fallen opportunity for discamion. Ult the Prolocutor, finding it impossible fa Whim the house to come to a vote that even ing, reed the sandals of prorogation *diem/sing the honer until the filth Apr& THE FOREIGN MAIL& CALCUTTA AND CHOU MAILIL--SUBC, FDA 14.-- The Etinds, hem Osknits. Jul. 24, salireci al 8 am. to-day. Cana, AND JAPAN MAIM —GALLI, F 05.12.-111, Itassageries liapedslassissmor Donna left ben tcroky with ON above (Wawa* mails, 100 psi. maws, 1.500 Was id slilkood 500 posiages at maths. Tim Bomar Man. Sun, ?Ed. 13. —Dm Bands Wiwi at midnight kr Bomber. INPONNANY DICISION ON THN GUM Lague. • jory bat ot some publis intent was derided ca Thaw day is the Mart ot Session, Edinburgh. 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