The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-27 00:00:00

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Omit= Tr soloolliail OMIT. —C" WETS ud POETRY of GERMANY, 4 Slew 114Mieilsa4IdeL W mow. L. o. Ire or mosimisi Or wet BA sea 7 kw He lastneetim tpas bu , WSW SOM.. Jet nadi MAUDE BI ILLIOORNEB PENANCE. A Tab. it v. Provo lig nosy Corium Jusaow. Aloikor Two Voiwooo Lair : OEM. NW. sod 0.. OF, °wail NOTICE -LADY BULWER LYTTON'S PROTOOILLIMO NOM. " The VONA ad Ns VIM et • Paseo et In I vele.je teele .. = I=l. b•seVelbdisr. selent. drill Om to plums Auger loine•L LITERATURE. NEW NOVELS. Hsekiagtos. A 14;ve1.. By Mn. GORY.. 3 vols. Horst and Blacker. EIWOO and sts Inhabitants ; o►, Sketches of Life is a Omar, Town. By L. E. L. Booth. 11w and /taiga : or, ewers Margaret's Badge. By FILMIC'S M. WILBILAIMIL 2 vols. John W. Parkas and Son. TiePas;sop;dre;Pitgrim : or, Eros and Angoras. By HINIT T. THURSTAN. Chapman and Hall. rho Odd Conifklanl. By Bar. T. F. Hope. Le7um and DeoliAer. John W. Parker and Son. C.Arietios Gellert, and Wier Sketches. 137813- 'MOLD AVERBACH. Translated from the German. Sampson Low, Son, and Co. Horace has done justice to the moral courage ex hibited by him who first trusted himself on a frail bark on the treacherous sea, but no one has jet ' attempted to depict the extent of that pluck which induces an author to launch his little venture in the hope of an ultimate success. It is not certain that out of ten men who go down into the deep any will be drowned, but it is certain that of ten men who publish a book nine will be loners to a con siderable extent. We are almost inclined to believe, that had Caxton foreseen to what printing would have grown, he would have paused ere he published " The Dicta; and hayings of the Philosophers." The Erse pees is like thegent of the eastern fable, which, when ones emancipated from the bottle, started into each gigantic proportions as to render its re impriseement an utter impossibility. Happily mu hem not the doubtful gift of fore-knowledge —bet, reasoning on the pnnciples of the induc tive philosophy, he may be pardoned if he doubts imeasionally whether the press is an unmixed good. Were the " Sorrows of Werter" eminently salutary in their effects Did our own Byron turn no weak heads ? Is the French modern novel exactly a model ? Is " the blue ruin" of Holywell-street a manna tor pang minds? Bat there is small wisdom in complaining of fact which we cannot alter. We take the good with the bad, and are thankful. Considering the enormous quantity al new novels Mining from our prom, is it not really wonderful how little unhealthy sentiment they con tain ; and may we not well refer to it as ea ladies timer the soundest@ of the national heart? Of the ton volumes now lying upon our table there is net one which we cannot commend to the family circle. Whatever may be their literary defects, their mink is aae=seption►ble. Let m Ant notice Mrs. Gore's Ileckitsgesta. We are irtil is te meet this accomplished &mimeses we welcome new favourites we would not willingly less sight of the old. "In my youth," mys the elder Disraeli, "the world doted on Sterne. Martin Sherlock ranks hint among the luminaries of the century. Forty year._ ago young men in their facetious humans never failed to find the arehetype so f society in the Shandy family; every good-natured soul wee Uncle Toby—every huntoarist waa old Shandy— every child of nature was Corporal Trim." When Ilia pmeage was written Minerva]) novels were in Tope. Where was the gain ? Since Mrs. Gore began writing the delineators of fashionable life 4n been numerous, but how tew have surpassed her. In " Heckington" she displays math of her firmer excellence. The name is that of ea old Badly mansion in Hertfordshire, where the Raw.. I done lived, bat at the opening of oar tale the estate is in Chancery. Mrs.Bantore, old Rawdon 's daughter, is a widow, living in a dull London house, while the eldest sew, Arthur, to whom the estate is left on 1 1 condition that he SIIIRIMe• the family name, is in Switzerland, and the younger son, to whom the West Indian of his father, Eamon, is left, in Germany. These brothers hate each other, and with that hatred the unnatural mother seems to have much to do. Arthur, the heir, ie to Florence Horsford, the daughter of a lhmily the mother detests; and whom she detests all the sere because the mamage will provost ens cm which she had set her mind , between Arthur and his tans, Sophia Codes, d aughter et Mr doter, old Bowdon 's; eldest child. Mrs. Roman thinks by this the will compensate ter the initialise of the will, and that, atter all, Sophia Cachet will become Mrs. Rawdon of Heckington. William Ensore, the youngest son, knows this asesipment, I and though he is in love with Sophia, rodeo of to LONDON, THITRBDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 1868. his West Indian property, where he is poisoned 1 leaving Sophi a his estates. Meanwhile Arthur returns to London, has an interview with his count Sophia, who teaches him what injustice he did tc his brother William, and sets off to the West India to punish his brother's murderers. While there he writes to break off his engagement with Flames I Hanford, but the letter to that effect is neves 1 bar, I sent, as Sophia Corbet sends him word that the Horsfords ha log all their money, and that I f s must return and Florence. Arthur Writes to t4l mother for .porpose he returns to &gland, and the shock leer, bet the marriage takes place, and Arthur ' wife travel on th e Continent ; and when, 'Bb"ni, they return to England, live in 1.m.0-44 great grief of Sophia, however, they are wry - little at , Meclungton. and she thinks Arthur especially estranged. Blasi I neglected, she imagines it would do her good to go out to the West Indies and reside on her estate., There she learns what she had begun to suspect in England, how sad is Arthur's domestic lot, what disgrace his wife brought upon his name; and some years after, when Florence has long been dead, is act surprised when a spare bronzed stranger—in ether words Arthur himself—appears, and bears her , home, to be at length, and after so many improba- Widen Mrs. Arthur Rawdon, of Heckingten. From this mullhe the reader will see that Mrs. Gore treats of ilesidosable life. The picture she draws is not a tattering owe. Sophia Corbin is at Most the only liveable Ammeter in the three volumes. Mn. Hon fed is a heartless, intriguing woman of the world. Rev ice Bob obtains a secretaryship, for which " he was about as fit as one of his father's coach-hones." We have a Lord and Lady Brookdale; but they "are inoffensive, well-bred le, pumiced down peop to the superficial polish o f` a - conventional life; thinking, feeling, as well as talking in a whisper; shocked and distressed at hearing of things that would scarcely have disturbed the serenity of a fly, and behaving the country to be in danger whenever a few score of grimy malcontents assembled in some (Amon borough to pass a vote of censure upon government." Mrs. Oore, in a quiet way, sadly satirises the Upper Ten Thousand, and makes out a very fair case in favour of admirals - native reform. If we may believe Mrs. Gore, all the wisdom and patriotism of the nation is not cen tered in Downing-street ; and the women of the set are many of them worse than the men. If Mrs. Gore is to be taken as an authority, the conversation at great houses Is not grapseerninently brilliant. We quote her acecraut el • ST•1211/1•11 . 11 SOXIDAT DIJINIA. *. I with I had *a am alifyiss as you do," sad Lady Armeteth, while her cabs with Min earns, she Sunday ..akin, slow the of fib Jeassfe .essithis dimmers." " let whoa I need to none our Clon ing' melekbeate of balm sthp,—esathato ma* Poing ~thee. the dienry,—l mostav did ant wiped to end, is Isaias • tete/ se ee listenes, • sad ajargom quite se isetakel. lon ninny thud Y wthe, after promise for ma beer, a e lag did kailey sheet Ptiday's debate, they tera bno with • math ef emelefes stheetority, wed simper tathentediesly, ' I an nib shalt all this Is art very eraeathi er ledythir i t = • —thefathap I" Bet eseWt ' peer ' entrive hi awl aesmenset la their nevenstioa r Tlay,—takkr i tb ati o niaim eithew emp frenbst laataid beet 'twos add is vim yea weenisd, tin Sir Jeers Armand was ate of the line was is the HOMO ef fbanses, sad any te time to the ihreao2L_e I. the eises—widdi nee mho you very proud." .1 setthhearbseek n iese They, en apt to view sad ihmethth &sem Hemmer, ay Intoleng em ig edes ikeegt e di t a = beiw ooelorhet ear ere." "N• eat Motheishire !" soulaksed Mies Oath* “This h :t ing the it asp my worst of these Wins old aim who abed here eadar. That pane of bone sad typo of . sdYfi who eat by yes, Barton Frets seseeth, polished, sad emiatsreabg as • billiard ball !), le ssy inensth's bosom M iosk mud of awn asy Ida wows &maw for the Int Wog Few b• boa inn with kb eats es • dank, waft, mite. wellies what snap is.. to reed,—ay hashed toth Ida • valudie " senate of the savaila. Irian ass to Seat him with Ma Mead arlaiselsa. g "I I lam Wm wry gestiotarsl talclau r o bs eroh ri Isadore& • irl et my ego," plaid Mks .111 the very Islas he thins width neepastes ne," trial Lady Arawind, "lath ing to on about the opus or peth, with his theeshi evidently • thousand thin hit eyes brides ins men yoth—jest I. of, shad lake a dal out of his podia, and Smiths It to pactf would ebildt—" y • ."Nie are both of us Marta to Ida," regoilsol Tiny, foe gettMg that the bald-heeded Treseury man was the °mum rrary of Sir James. •• I don't think sere has much to do with it," rejoined Amy, with Mary agh. " But it makes my heart ache to think that eilldol madam may is time wear down my hus band to the mos asehanical insipidity. In town, he is not He am nay Ural to be at Clevalsnds. Alas, .1.., if he should emir grew SI grist • bore as the rest of his prosy col -1-1110 how they all defer to hie opinion." " They ha is fifty time. se clever. His oat venation is rot mit up ti apatchwork et kite-books ; nor sderes int keter, liggjartea tart hag hla bar hatgallants lb brsakula nabs, the Ulna of the rat atur bat sant ski It It swelna to ass s ors astrlsr Ifs insis triaradlog spa parks. Alta armsful; iy in pallsasn sae istrisas ss no Dark Charter, or ffasairy mak It it ressassn to tree that up as a a dims taiga" " Ila due at N weft i. talked a but at la Iriarerble• Ira Mang, sr nig it is marl sal =Ph; trald " dlacuss snag themselves their debates dbiliser_ " Thee dry bete .o beim, to merry :" matted Lady Asuotria, la ague tem. "To own the troth, Tiny, the deem m me r it dada with Add tile bp that I led met wy heed to dm Ganda bathe; sad Si, Jame Indwarlate. aankss, dm the emits is to but tin diremeher, whin k he tee Me Ise the Balm Think of devotes oe In Louise di depdaiber " But mod et Jame remit le boa dl do dots of the etteiont _ -7 i7; the lut day. He is wonted. The breed prowl. upon hum All winter, too, we awl be be town ; I, who se tonged tor • curetted be Bane I" You will means h in *ne" add KW Corbel who, though Kee yearn younger the. her *lnd, weld sot yet leek urea estreed-twenty ea the dense of life. " Tee, in mat take Winse—the lest thing the liken te tan I with you weld have ma the hose el Ms. Werwitic end Lay Dreekdale (Annieed's sieters), when I add the °t day en I wined with ap ay heart the =ad ben es the carmen wenn, dor that would Wen ne b ent th is for ay M ind to be oat c_ 1 5 000 ." _ _ --"idawZythrY of Twir. o • radeallag that you wished it only le wore Ids employ." Net they—they are wanes who amides Mick sad sever forgive. They wen eery Wears a chomp of ad- Wary would effect their own leaves awl fishes. Min. War wick le wife to the Doe of C--. who le lecklef i l: bishopric ; and Lord Breekdede IMO a plate la the hold." Easton and its InAaiitants, though a story isms volume, is none the wone for that, and is somewhat in Mrs. Gore's style. The author leaves on the mind of the reader just the same disagreeable im pression as to the miserable and barren lives of lords and ladies as is produced by that popular describer of fashionable life. The writer is familiar with all the dreariness of a country town, and its absurd ideas as to whom you may vusit and whom you may not; and if she does not give es—we assume it is a lady's book wear. criticising—a very high opinion of the way in which retired spinsters and country gentlemen peas their time, we fear that the fault not hers, and that the truth of the picture may not be questioned. The opening chapter of For and ilysiiist is the worst part of Miss Wilbraham's historical novel in two volumes. At this time it requires some moral courage to cut the leaves of a tale which commences as follows : " Towards the close of a bleak January day, in the year of grace 1435, a small part4o: horsemen& rode slowly acmes the brow of a hll ens of the range which divides Staffordshire from Cheshire." Lest the reader be deterred, how ever, we may add that the civil wars between the Houses of York and Laacistar are hare mixed ep with the mood amount of love, and ramanos, and ashrolagiud sad bistriad lore. The writer is no maim ; as egaslii wording to her, were the skims of York eel Lentootar that Moist and honourable man mold Nan* bolds to whisk fair allegiance was due. We have thin (ea ales an each aids, sod evidently, is the lest a 7 dato author's ability and information, a fir picture of a deeply interesting time. After all, high art is not popular—whither we of it with regard to painting or fiction. ydon k might have done well had he given up punting pictures which no one would (buy. The common events of common life never tire. The Smiths are a large family, and we all feel interested in them. Hence is it that Likes and Dislikee seems to In a very readable sort of book. The author, 'however et gailty of a gedd'deal of description of a ematinenial tour, which reads like extiacts• from a 11 the Odd 'Cllrojtdant is an odd title. The heroine gees to school at Paris, but before she does so re (wives an intimation of a nature, which our fair readers will readily divine, from a Mr. Beaumont, drat next day he will call upon papa; but he, poor lover, never calls, and for weeks he lied at death's doer. Mosawhile Ellen goes to Paris and wonders, till she bosom thin and pale, what has become of Mr. Beenniout, who is made miserable by being told that she was not so faithful as he deemed. The edd esnfklant is an old bachelor friend of Ellen's lam, who removes all the little mistinderitandt ryeby which so long the current of their. love had been hindered from running smooth. The fault of Mr. Thuretan is that he has no con fidant. We scam know what to make of The I Paseisteetio Pilgrim. The writing display, power, hat It meats eaties. It seems a chapter from the l i tyeridas of a File. De Quincy seems to have beta atrtis+a medal la the attempt to giro a *- taro of thie seesselos If love In the - heart, !yaw than of the eiresumstanees and aims of passim. " The bursa heart," sop Luther, "is like a mill stone : if it has nothing to grind, it will grind itself." But is it wise to let it do so? Or why bid the public stop and look ? The last book on the list is not the worst. For real household painting, for a real interior, commend us to Berthold Auerbach. Christian Gellert and other Sketches are very slight ; they are scarce elaborated into tales, bat they abound in pathos, and have an inexpressible charm. We read of the good pastor whose simple strains stilled the discontented heart—of the way in which the baker's son wooed and won the daughter of the rich old heathen, Mr Goldstumpf, of Freiburg ; and then we have a few gleanings from a memoran dum-book, or rather what in old times we might call quaint conceits, such as we trust may long cir culate in the fatherland, and which will bear trans planting into English soil. Let as add that the bookbinder, and printer, and engraver, have all done their best to make the book as attractive as its contents. ?wand Lies ordmia.l and Maws Boras. By CZA/ILIIII Doti Tomos, Author of "A History of Ragland." Chyme sad Hall. Mr. Yong. hu drawn up four biographies, with which we can find no fault; but In his design to amps serails' lives, after the manner of Plutarch, we think ha bra Niel TM parallels aro Epamboadas and Philip of kleeedwa, Geolnetie Adolphus sad Frederick the Great. Of comma thin sea in the Was of snob points of maanblance ; but dr atingt only to sas thus, and to shut oases eyes to the dlssasis, b more lagadoas dra enceseeful. We admit that ohs 1W of what ray be caned oorparatirt history is still dread nisasbad, sad that it is beat rueful sad =terrain to bring aura sad soden dun aadaadoulatojutaposition. Bat tide la tot to bedew simply by halludad Pittard, but by wildie paralhis armed Wary. • writer who limits himself to a couple of biographies labors ruder disadvsatagu He who writes of warrior should amps his hero with other warrias. The sraraisa la Piss arsaar Auld b au traded with others of Ms stem. Weients mat rearober that oar range Is wider than that of the sulfate. Erne, by the UM George Brimley, M.A., Likewise of Trinity College, Cambridge. Edited by William George Clark, M.A. Cambridge Mamodliazt end Co. _ . In the short intred;otion prefixed to this volume, it is mime of Mr. Ilemley, " I bellow kw•ares ea mumually good ram, wham goodems was not aleays *ambient to the ordinary observer, bat who was intrinsically faithful, true, brave, sod aisotionate. His death is really a tom to literature. He wee certainly, u it appears:l to me, one of the liewit mitka of the prime day." This is high praise, and borne out by the volume before es. The principal assay republished is that on Teenyme, whisk at the time of its appearance wee con sidered a remarks* anoosseful elbet. The remaining essays are worthy of Wise pieced by its aide. It is true that, after all, this volume is bet a small result of a life of learned leisure ; but Mr. Clerk Mlle as that Mr. Molloy's " feebleness for beds hire to attempt any work of scope and difficulty oorre 'poodle( to hie mental powers." Mr. Healey was fortunate in his literary Made, and they ram prise this slight me morial. MUSIC'. SIGNOR AND MADAME FLlKtdre CoNaRT.— INg•or sad Madam Fermi hold a high plow mpg ow met diedagnished andasi artiste. They Has sot .S hood la paths, Wag prevented hose deleting the asamory Mew tice to that tread of their prolsosioa by Kash weep-time w weal betredors, la whit& empathy they hays pined a pest rose, sad conangwelly an taihmalve dodos. Signor Fermi has ashamed his mistake by his treatise " On the Fanned= sad Craltlvatioa of the Tam" which, when it was published list per, we noticed is alma due to ha writ, and which has wet with general amplation as an skis week, containing sew sad ridable prladpiss the weal ark Madam Fermin stedmilats sad ewers as a Maw de ad Wald to these of her lowboad. Their salami sweet ems ghee at the Hanoverrapiere Reran yesterdey mewing. It was, as wad, as elope& salsatdment, wasiating chid, of weal wade. Maims Fermi "sag Mbar's arts "Splendor dells grandee.,' how .Wissoadle, with great keitilesey. It was adadiably ittod to show bee clear, AMA pre Wyk, and Wad emetics of florid Rpm Fewarra solo perheasmei wee Deerner's wag, " Now mid the hely blowing," a ire esespeddria of the Donate embed, which be meg with Goma @lmplicitly, expired* mil diet. The Mimed, atempainmit was well pleyed by Are Bold. Mies Irdr, who. dad is M. &pads atm emit we be.. skis* wedield, and who is a dipil et litlpar Fined, new waft bar sessad oppmease r paid As wag, with Spa Famal, Dawdled's last, "per llefranda," boss Apra 2bwe. and MinsieModes bratifel seas, " Zolikr." Btlsi has Irmo the beim, de appeared to Ham greeer shisatage. " aspialany, wee • Sae perliamead sad convinced vs that Miss Lido has the gifts which maks • great performer. Bba has only to cultivate this assidamiy. Halivy's memo " Pedant la Mei" was prettily weg by Mr. Tamed, who bra a sweet Wm volse, mad is improving in his art. Miss Dolby song • ballad, sad • duet with Madame Ferrari ; sad than wen 'wend sowertsd phase, in which all tho dopes took part. &por Kageadi played • sae is the maserthe and Kw LAI on de vidowello. Time wee a model ow seinblage of 'addends company, of whom the peeler sem low were Idles, whim pry spring drowse wade the rem appear like • parterre of flowers. Haas 110LIOUR'S Comcm.—This distinguiated oseayeam and •1•11•14 gm • reed orchestral ennui lest rosin at the Ilmover-squers Roam. It drew together a large andisne, which included may et aer men SOW maidens sad *meteors. Ile most istareatiag Imam was the appesmase at him dmerbter, M. Anna Mayas, vim played a maw manmeript reenerte at bar Eider's. The week itself is ameterly ; tall of teentital maladhe and Midair eflools, sad adzafaib esloolabid to dierier the wrens el an ememplihsd partormar. Mich. Moiling *Eyed it in a maser white nadir bar te a Idgie pleas smog the Amish at the day. Ear Mollgette princi pal pertersameot was lipole's Camerto, Op. 38, "Ida he enesatai in that highly Sashed sad gametal style white seed le ainessistlee ihegiglig et Spahr Wart The Mew astemmeat wes wad* etermesing. Mgr= Regendi *yet the tea macesee tar the matertina mitten by Mar Magas more* Ise tam. Severed Italia sad German its we sag by Miss LaeasSas, Madams Batamedcwi, Me Ifineiti* and Yr. Ihmtley. HATYBILZT.—]fir Any Be4gwiek aide her Ira het air bar errs Mew Etre BMA le Kr. Tar Taylor's eassly l i A with all kr elrl grit, mad err warmly re a l er by the makeir. (Stamped ld. Additional) COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. CORPORATION WORK. A special Court of Common Council was held per terday at Guildhall, the LORD MATOR wedding, to otmader the report delivered in on the 20th inst, by the owpcmition inq airy committee relative to the London Corporstion Bill in parliament, and a petition to the Home of Com mons against the cougscatory clauses of the bill, and gene rally against the measure as altered and framed by the select commillee as knew. Kr. I. WOOD (ORRRIRRR of the committee) moved that the report should be reed ; end , the Peen being agreed to, Kr. WOODTHORPE, Deputy Town Clark, reed the report GM011111: " We, whose name see hereunto subsonled, of your Mr mation inquiry committee, to whom, on the 18th day of February last, it was referred to prosecute the petition of your honourable court spinet the bill ' for the Better &ge lation of the Corporation of the City of Landon,' Woven into parliament by her Msjeaty's late peer: meat, do cer tify that shoe our het report to your honourable court, the NOM ocessaittee of the House of COMMON", to whom the said bill was referred, have reported the same with amend ments to the house. ." That hi pursumice of the °rice of your honourable court a copy of the said bill, as amended by the select com mittee, has been mat to every member of the court. " Thar • the said bill, a: s iered to the house, oontabes many Menem which, in the We of you memittee, ble, an&MmW• alterations have .I = Y iutr ila elemess. Theit the empteetkm ws nail =site he Mont Wine the tomminee, pewit *pa a ; sad they have thiliefor• had no oppeetaref= their oblations 4o thitiveril etheepnivilioei Mara dee . Mined. • " That the deliberations of the select committee being con ducted with dosed doors, vent' committee were but imper fectly leased of the iconic of the amended WI mill after it wee repteed to the House of Copanras rind prompted in its sinimisd shape. " That, as the bill will shortly belissumed in ommaittee of the whole house, an opportimity will lie Worded of posiet smith emendments as may be cossidered In the wend elsom of the till. • - " Them is, however, one meat inipment Von n citetw committee are of ”ftion sad sedan should ba telu The imlWg Zreerep mil Mier ewers d the sesperetion hem hum allowed to :meta meltmed disk ec hard him bOa We a the earporaden, In support of lessi the Wen committer, no anype luta for them.4iempeti- swig the of l loads. fie the Molithlteingirteli4llll " • ..start rwpsdlag the astute hese on coreir.; beleaglng to which wee submitted tee th e select ommitles, is linemete simsetsd, for the information of your beetemehle coart." [This arouses het elesedy append in our columns.] That the second reeibt of lie *id bill was unopposed by Um corporation, on the endenemilet that they would be allowed to protest and mires timiecese spinet the award provisions of it beim the select asks, led that mph opportunity would be alliselled them by their comed, yenta, and .itnessee to adobe& their *Lima objections*: the bur. " That nadir them cirememenoes yaw cemmitisit ere a oOnion that peat sad manifest Wass* hes tem dam to the corporation, particalarly by the abolition, without com et merge dues. We Minim restemesed your hen surf r present • petition to the House of Commons to resemeilt the bill to the select committee, and preying that =walks may be heard spinet the confiscating clauses end peerslly spinet the meesure. "net Mr. Remembranow has by our dlrecticem prepared the theft d a petition accordingly, whleb is Urimto amazed, end which we submit to the apporal of your hoe. court. AU which k respeetAdly submitted. Dated ebb; 20th day a May ISM. (Woad) Jetta WOOD, &I." - " 111r.iroon moved " That this court AD 'Were with the committee in their report" ANDERTOX 4111101111011111 the bill at some length, lad, in coochuton, be to to atoms a copy of the bill which he bald in his hands, exclaiming, &add the laughter of the court, " Dealt the b 01; I duet like it at all. I ahould like to see it burnt by the common hangmen." The motion was ultimately put from the chip. end agreed to unanimously ; as IMP also a resolution to favour of a pe tition to the ileum of COMMOIZA, to be signed by the Town Clerk and presented by the Sherifit. The court then adjourned. CTIVOPENCE. BRITISH AND FORMAN 458012.14T10N. The anneal meeting el this awneistion took *se yeereeday, owl WY se/2/aneely seiseded. The malversery strum was probed * the morals' st Little Portland-street i t i V ade bt a* Bev. W. H. Chmares, of Liverpool. At the of the mum the imilnery Maine's we pro ceeded with la the same ease. In the report of the ammileas with regard to the mis time of the pea per amain wee made of amisteame whilst' bad been gives towards the make of mend sew _chapay in lingisad ; of the snip* of • native Uniemism end native schools is Mame, mid the port support of • macs is Calcutta; of the aiding of several magraintions in Amemiiii; of the mums easabtlehmet of a new perbilsol called the Massimo Atipt ; of the pervade= whisk are being made for briaging oat a reviles of the Old Testamen the fiat volume of which a mew nearly ready ; aed of the distribution of books and tree** the number of more than 26,000. The usual Waimea rue lotions were paned ; and, In the COWIN of the dimmeicm • suggestion was thrown out by Mr. Haywood, M.P., as to the dadrability of forming a club in Loudon shame to tar Milan Club. It ►ppe.ee to be the general heliag that the. MI of Uaiherieas In the *evinces wee newsy to stritagebsa the ammistice ; and ft wee refined to the cots mita* to suggest the plan by which this object might be best *comp] In the ammo= a 'ergs number of madam af the also dada, including many ladies, partook of a cold *Haden u the Maio Hall, In Stine-street. The following smithere a parliament connected themselves with the masks se stewards:—Mr. J. B. Smith, Mr. A. Turner, Mr. Beath Mr. BW Yr. Pike, Yr. R. W. Philips, and Mr. C. Pea* The obalr woe whim by Mr. Hagan*: Nzliv Bare of Scow bama; ail je t Owe, lw whom he wee eneremilla awe "-Sal, Lamm*, lb. It. Inekeelk Mr. rr.A......1,,..x.. soma liendenon, Mr. Davit Illor-n deeatt, lir. J. S. Utter, Mr. J. T. Preen, Rev. IS. G.. eg a i l iz on4 d, Bow*, U.S., r ho Itev. J. J. Taylor, the Rev. its.., &aim 8.. B. Aspand, the Bev. W. 2...010,4 nic ht:the iitieta.. The Goma," The Rev. J. J. Tett* Pelbetpal of Manebeeter proposediwo Etna. emtlatuat :—" The cause of civil • ug a re,,,,... • may the true principles of freedom be two . Li acted upon all the world over." He n' the principle a censers or spiritual liberty was • rein- ciple which the Colima* body, above ell other Climates_ communities, Medalled and revered. It was by miens of that, Misthat they bad traria& out whatever good malts they ' ien enabled to sad it was through the foorleas, and faithful of the tame mind* that . .I .. gald alms Say pod in future. Wh all their Cd lahvitheat aserepsice they ought to n keep sea& isiel7 ;view the great *swat truth of Christiaaity, that "trod was fa Christ"—that God revealed himself to as =Lthe ward, and Werke of Christ. and that truth ike this me in the love of God,* the spirit of Cltriel, and la efforts to benefit their fellowwwa. The Bev. 8.. B. AIFPLAND gave "The Bride Ise FeraYpa Calton* denedatino ; may Its ems eftredienee, be extended year by year." He said all af Owe wise woe , careful to read the signs of the Ow mid Nei that there woe a great work yet In be Slaw by the Unitarian Church. That obunthril advantageteat over all other ameba. that , at it ose apply lis mesas of usefulness to eves, action in which bus* *Ow was conceived. lh Hs—, 'anaphor in his study..* thp pelklelan in parliaromet, Wee poet, to the man engaged it *Leo life, to the =l l. l 1 1 i' the pea.snt—to men In all andllises ad Ilia preeentad motives for bitr ou telaas esti* ; eel Hs, wpresent ad . vaticpaint the gave a l = soden : hich far Illegiemeeml by their' . M r The Rm. Twee," sae et the Doe. ow, reagegNag le tinetiseset, promo& pare** elhe dig, lie I*. W. H. Ille' eseineter dr lie *Mom the In. Jesus H . After a hearty wspenes had how glean l i r r t . 1 The Rev. W. H. Czarinas alleftell" war Fold thee it was desiselele fir tho letweels ed Unillefolim that asp should be taken for Isailbpg in of Unitarians BM France, Germsay, Italy, as and other parts of Ms &ropes& continent, end sibe bon thaUnited States of Loonies l an d , from the resoplin It met with, this emotion appeared to aooord with the elms tithe mama . Ths bl itev. Jal' ea liewrnnsto oleo raters* *sake. H. s ln trc w i t l i It daaaimed . ted in theto dogmatic statements and th ope in tbe a' that associatios. He would yield to no man, he said, In deep' attachment to Ctien dogmas provided they were Milt with sufficient heath and diatinctmen ; whilst, on the dim, hand, be would shays ?Whale the claims of rellgialee liberty egaitaiatolereat laws and the greater taleisemse 4- social °micas. Ito. C. Purer, X.P., proposed "The Choleasn," midi wee headily reeved* re. The CHATEMAK, that after reterning thank", ser mi li*d the useably on the hot the Unite ism oa an red avenue of escape to members of every other com munity, and offered an eaylem for free thought to all who were in search of oneatl i e at the same time It held affirma tive principles which mentally to every Christian community. He wool by proposing " Our Sister Church in Ireland." The Rev. J. 8. POIITRI, in responding, stated that there ware ray forty nihilism coogreptioas to Ireland, and that many of these were out off from all interomme with th brethren in other plans. Mr. Alderman Lawaawca gave "The religions educe tioa et the may }ho time spesdlly arrive when all will recognise the advantage of dif =himilkai withal obetaira poseherkles." The Catalan*" thee . The lookeed, but we hop esemairig, ellorte at Orlf JD Scotland." The iiiell._ . W. Cecianst, of Glasgow, in recreant, debit Mame ime, say five United= fleedsed, end remehati that la that eswatrp c4 l=ein hal 10 andend with the meet porde* seelsolestiesl amnia. the eat WI Oallitains, In = le the =Howl WNW? et 1 Peepas tollefilses ed *whet ehl sehisso. , and reseating soothes intsrdwesom elhe Z the pima* 11mi Rev. Yr. Bazar, of Leicester, this prowsweesi the besetiletion, stew which the assembly dispersed. 4ND TOREWHIRA dliD 148 r, ME 141Lic42 COMP4NIIB. A Apesial meeting of the Lancashire sad York @hire laws, Company was held at Msasbestee regard* —l6; Wiesula O P preidlac—at IMA 1111111111110.• Wall did* dienlyargoenas ed the tide animal d ead O lest as[ fs ittatimitref the MEM sad Gaels Rath i or a ill • tin Ulla NW* the allekbent Sege* In the emelge main seemoda &ZCramer', In reply to a quition, and he had no ee billo would pas the Home of Lade Vdros, le the seem el the named Oat be led sham doomed t.O the eaddre said Yorke*, rad NM Oampeedn; bet, had be 1101110111 IMMINISM eon of Me atensomfapaf ' Met le the Roam of Coalmen So be moaned * swam add la the Home of Lone, be should rather Iwo mo ped the ematieramee of tie world* orroagestak eft- Wend by the seeseem thaemelve• Neu.* preT re les at pramat la on& a prowler padion that. MN , we/ pomaded, government wand be amadled le acme peen aireneeet nada a mendor tb , ra ß wl y qmitioas wfiki w"i=rurra4' yartfidontary aomanitiemUist ware Una ibe nmuld prole tbst raw* be oomelsred by tho petartotero after ens talkolo ellbeen is rho Hams at Lady Imam. et the leeee Awe= heaFoly mean the Thiene Oemmaim l. me le the ahem megniag dolerse.pamodele be pahlts, sad nmetele-aetalog kola MalliMadal • Loden, lt the mate were Ineol ft all sea hat abould the Lamelft iterbebia =go= eh e 1 hoes the remf L enteladad by rolarlpf s to ammive pond mesa kihrtge. i derens gold twookints ne ram la • =t w at rbeTs ' i r cer=d ia al e are 41 to a weet amount 6f Myna the 'Y oteeeilege of the emegamettle, it vend ideme, r 01110001 00117211 far puilaamat to lime doped OM b 1 m we bet anodised. (Her, law) • wrath( If the Ilea IANI•alk• Ossopeory wanitel& d Be Pt& % at whieh the dim reenntions ware mosebnany alla = Ocinvarron' RKAT THE BALE Or LIQUalt. The annual meeting of the United Kinitient . • Alliance for the Legislative Suppression of the Liquor Trude wee held last night in Easter-kill, Mr. W. HAIM; Ike Major of Belford, presiding. The CHAIIIMAN, in opening the proseedesA dadwed that since the last meeting the Alliance hid mods *ladder. able program throughout the length end breadth of the country. It had enrolled 46,000 members, of which number nearly 9,000 bad been added during the current year. TM sal, of the society's publications bad materially becrasemll, and many thousands of tracts bad hen distributed illnefeer. eve of the movement of the Alliance, and explanatory it the perairim bill which it wished the legislature ee pus, ea powering those localities which were In favour of the Noise law, if t', sanction of two-thirds of the inhabitants could be obtained, to prohibit the sale of intoxicating drinks. (Cheers.) Same localities had manifested a disposition to eon eat that prple, and there were two or three counties in Wales, and one or two in England, who were ready to adopt such a measure. Not less than three thousand meetings hid been held by the Alliance during the year, and cheeringcommuni cations of progress were daily received from ell garden. (Hear, hear.) The movement of or rasa= had done ts Wrest, and • perudrive bill we. now re quired to pat down the trine, sad the Alliance hid rosived essarenor her 000 or 700 teareiree eoeistise dial they were quite resdit s j edsos eis is the rove t. Dr-Mt de . two imported had weird ores the HastA to ask his in the eterrying cut swelt a tmssmg p but members of parliament were eerrowaded by se miry ankles that they could not see thdr way slimly. A peat number, bowmen.. bad gives suressess of their erspahy and good-will. They certainly ewe not forward dergh in the movement, bet if proper pressers were pot epee theta he believed the day would net be be distant Mar the din retrarrdell by the Al*see mad he edepliti. Itlad bets sad that the Anima yes opposed to dabs ; but Ise had the sailelholiss of datial l t aa s e' ll Tr . mothers alibi Alamos ere had elliehiefe. • (Hear, hear.) He himelf had bum • beletaller early 50 yuire—(chsera)— sad was new bateau 70 sad IS. Ha woe well both in Mad suil to body, sad had been fashmosted in robe may hoes instolatiNg habits. (Chem.) It had hiss efYsd that the bre law had tailed In Mare, sad that Making we. carried ea to en large an strat as ever • bat M la dr phew' of 'saccade' that the mad asterste Mee that state mee of the and fireerebb altar; sad se • proof of this assertion meal audsit lay reads, sauteed trim a vel e = The flos. lid lM may Moe er a b o ots ems eissiere to the fast that the now Is. Is Mare act yet MOW) alred7 Us Mpg he opiedles, ast ib ilt i : effects m lasehed • asdelisifillS. Tiellreel Wax at liquors into the iamb slayped. Thin le slim ef asessel toning mph* Mew Mow Telt sad di dip. Livers hams hem absim ; MM. diked& Mr Ih• sky to Perini, emalesse so rush aadt lerM•bdilli ,Itas at a single tap. how fuer esuited di, set • of any kind. Ths sures le, dies eat i t - lii - ster .4 ... is ism thus= ideal he bet .MOs Nth J . Tederday I me Isld ; as Ogres% Midi ardor*, dal ear gebeipd csrasib4 am Wars ; shrtred • mud to Ida • sap of /pre may Mr hem le amii Mem mkt the _ass law sod Me swam of dip when Mprds see sal are vishilag preprodes to dm up, hismiklbr Mir heiblite legdirds reposelble es wed an the teem She to the and eons it out to the peer mad= ehe est IA" . amore. irg= Mr. F. H. of Saa. usual the first remin ds,: " Thafilit CMS elk deep bums the is maideted theengheat the cordary I b basS a rtroF of the United Wm dr Adaew; b diet the rediest sad edam of the ddleshies boded ihaliMillbiler dale Illqiibr Mae meld he to r emit the j aa a resellss Ss dr decides of Or peade thers, r ^ Afar &mast iTsTliarbillte = " evas edam front la , ariseticr, be is the only idleall prereatir maid he the 11111111di dell these plea. whine .sang Adak we sal. AI that the Adore mad was • pstrisdes MI Ada email the people the right to reed them selves. eilljr that nothing .naiad had so race to th• MOM Ware el 'eddy es the pater' el sad a .area. (dar.) The flior. Orem .1 nennts, of Dewier, reesded the rens %ties hi • dot carpals epee. The reetiallea wee Mull Mt sad agreed to, there belay eat, two or der dierestkata. TIN Pry. Born* Emma, of ts... WWI we 10 Mee the beet teeoholee. • 0•1111.11NAX es do *dem IV 'IRMA Is ask •••= tb tf Today of greasebetas art lathed obeatishig • herisg. The Rev. Mr. lease this Abend Mid, fist cesdriad , isy sesdag 7ir .a zsi b t= ingi l3Sti Jest, sad are • mammal weseirdes. libeer mil Ohablis . The recealles was see=leic 'the . and I=ol lry dr. J. H., 1 and • vete el Amalie to , rest* esperaled. ti• UV gie , =ZZ., pousz= mom POSp o p an ia Cox mita' LiIIIAIIIT AND REAM 4 ° 100, 4 us y se • . Wm*, whine area/ ding 3, Baca o ar-oor Err FLIST-STWT.—WiI feel lanit Ow, i , ;,, - a o s a win a yaomalette Mla eaten attinike to the above, illuiretteg at my , t h a dot b, rea ct than- what week* imp can de he thenrelvea, if they will ging Weald nod so mob to try. The Imatullin wee eateldlehtd ems tore peen a'l es the pareteg of each a WI ono hyAo pinFrolloto d Lonerry kr the /Mom el t mayplying mar treeAl the maw et seem le_Ote bed t Mondale, .excise the tees- Unausareaf *dr elemay; and swirled by may *Mb &nee' ' 'eh. dam ef bagel Prewader paths Orneepti *nal& Boyd , I owl odrood to, there befog Wahines the Cateert) they tea Bowknot eta library el se nem peturine, yet One= meets far et Itentberter, Imolai boas baths. ta p war ire &Von alike fast, tehatica. ler ' anlonita to he memel tioutme •of in i km nue awl. rid he Jima no "7 eill iii cam who are le mesh to was 10i with mit • to the ementehesi Wear bear drew their eppeetaka o f t Ina te mum hi, at awe YU alb inn by esetribaing say boobs hp tribe , F they NA* lava se ineeediale went, Anther Sr ma deotiosi ibli o lt ip oiro Waft or Ilene elf raharre. likailla a lb line resealay I bee " The& the of aunt datellarree Jiro lamp mead, NW's'. 3. Illienta 1 1:= 8 alhilli sad tite, Dan of Weeleehrter. As la MEOW.. at) * ... , einelltadeed predetien otitis bellitiides by is limn diennelose, we lair I iy Ille paltry, and a Imam rolls thet the Imp wimber of I,llolbeternee see elan* 4 with tie oloitoo of eau) In elrealairen ; end *lathe Ilbrerlea Isar ma r r i t :s t aaoa _ ea mi l e s tram MP to ISO per day. Tbe 7, ‘ ,; 4 the Rim 11. mu. al , Aft atendell bye neenentae belly rI I ream% datiebenb,_ l4 Kr. J. H. Barn, el lia, roos3l/1_ 61 11:11g.=. 11110 .1 0 4 104 . 4 r=a 1 of thoaks to the ebilemot tie = as = eon mipollooo both weekly end wonedyr