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It s sive to this mesa s soadetetles, mad le sapper lr+welt byarr sets (Lea aere.) L POLS alb that a was by sem star Memel. which the _ltbeeelemed posersi of bow webs wen Ors Wertlarla sera be trona add sienales hibeeses, to surer mall more (him by airy west smdrai sae like the Thus were the mar eesemiate ebb►h hell slap eiewbeed ham that tlie sprdes at the bast, what sae bade the shattleseek of the potty saw the.. ay. Mend. was Is pit of ha set a voodoo whisk the able el the here bed try rows to bee, bat C il lit at e iperles d realeary by rem of which the re, me le be tate, se be bassi. he • most itleed. wee way The premat. (awe, bear.) Gra es w= the all et bevies this ems boob et voles NM epee empleies Imbed of knowledge— gra es be the sell et set Übe able, se dity want by bey 'eddied, cape.. My brbut st p i arest ac u te el bellmbiedee when etemitiel, ahem cob ma but os dust in de helms eared with the amoribs el that pester of all plembiet, by which a repriesebelve rwerbeet awl be .waled ea r rawly, tin pried'', of pules with lawn ee sate r _ d pub% emesees il et bow epos dist regrailag es carded the MIMI' jo ie asks. Whoever they 41--41bgebe the quoits el they ielsbe—selbeetberieek MIPS Oboe me wee whearree hb desedes. wail imbue be► blew= Opal& ellhbe e tboy nly 'del a& v. Mort w 7 Ineeeeeellie pew, wheel mull see awl it pal le the °pastry. Loma. RUSSELL reviled le Mr. Bright. ate la mew sated truly. he feta, that this tree ehme alliat leaclettery of oar electoral system; hat be (Lad coseiderd that the cheese would mot be be the better - o,_ foe the worse. It was eireoge, be se w ket thr in law cotes of the Beet were sot able le show • alb factory exempts thst where the Balk° WY there were more facilities for dlemesioa mid greater M cholas they under o ur own i m p er f ect system. H e wee thweie sot willing to make • chaste, which, he regaled, any could *g hie pion, wa,be a etas(' the worm; and if any could poems the tritium mischief of sock • cheep, would be the *pea, truth-telling charsoter of the people. Mr. H. BERKELEY lariat betty replied, the house divided. The bombers were— Yor the modem 197 Agebast 294-97 PIERS AND HABBOURS. Mr. PAULL moved for leave Is him in a bill to sr slump std laminate the entedis rd dia lrovsment On is sad harbours Gnat BMWs end Sir J. PA KING CON mad thstemilisseelslssesmisiesios Ina felt from the west of haw kr the ~name sad im provement of piers and herbesos It vow the foteatiqn of the government to bring Is • osserel bill on Mit subject, but he would sot oppose the min of hie hoe. Maid. (Hest.) Leave was ties gives Is brig In the bill. RATING OP GOVERNMENT PROPERTY. air F. BARING promoted a petitim horn Portsmouth scatikse the exemption of government property from rates sad mum Mr I. RLPH I NSTONE moved furs arise committee to logic Stne Ms operation of the law as it at present stood, La wrtbe of govermesst 1. the boroughs of P, D and ekowbers woe reodued esompt Dm loos! lymouth rsm sad M erooport, ar The Is., p.sti said that greet hardship woo rope. rimed is Porinmentli by the exenirtiois of government frees rase sod tame. r. ALPOLII said that if there me to bo • eciannlttse to inquire late oesaglfw of rates In goverment boroughs, it ought So bon to all odor ironies.' of exerop. ion. He woad snippet that the moths root., be baser so as to embume Iris os rake public buildin gs were situate which wan asemptad from Toting. Agar a root eorersalon, the motion was put Is the form seggestrit by Yr. Walpol e sad Weed to. CONTRACTS (P UBLIC DEPARTMENTS). Coined BOLDER mooed that tbe regret presented to the Maio Mu tbo Comdmo en Coatroom (Public Dire. mob) (4th June) In Won Into)mdleretlon. A diraminn Mike arm en UM @Mem wuo.djerasd. PETTY ussiox =axe (IRELAND). Lad NAAS obtnimd Its.. to briog Is • OW ft recasts Me Mho of Testy amiss Chef In bast RAILWAY AND CANAL LIGISLATION. Oa Or motion of CM W. Perrot It ma ordsrod that • Wool connolme bee appolend to laps'," late the best mole of noariag the pallid Memo& and dienislohlog partfraser Imp massee i Mom& I. redlenty sad mid leniMelon. FREEDOM 01 lIIMBRRto W E PROM ARREST. Mr. HUNT obtobid Inn indow • bill to abolish Berk& hoot one& i tb• nen of ambers !twitter:lL OLLWAY TRREMIN _ I 2IBTRANCMISEM INT "BILL," Oa the order of the day W;;012. Into roranute ss . je a t . bill. Mr. MAI:W[IM awed that the eider be . Mr. SPOONER =eyed that the donne be sew Afar • abort dummies the order was postponed to Tess &goat_ bowie adjourned at • quarter put see. Oa Toeaday next Mr. Lark proposes to all the &itemise d the haw to the eaakery state a SIN chareise bitten tea* woven is *dr Warier, " any to Ulalle lo tha essesiss." Attee oar espisi kft yesterday, other witnesses was wefts' iris. tb essissisie's of loam la w et hie enen IL Ws; loftily, o r B. gewdis, Dr. Godfrey, sad Mr. N.?. Ms foray WI. thew ***Mt THE EXPR Ins ex4n4 4... TO 00111111P0 Oartlimiss [stair tar "The hater.'. 'me: tvelel PIM et pu ilmilm ot Oa" 1, lignsidwarls4. t I 'me **Coot ca W 4ey • Teo MI OWL l ar Uri. Chula Young. Ma PI•t; AMID PROYCKPI .41. Yr.oooa 14.• •Wm L. ito , WOMM.—A24 JAOII'AITORN FROM °L TO Ommommut7. PSIS views. VCSIO BATH 08•111111.—IINO MAIL Q. fa-.Vad SAMUEL IN SIAIOII OS lIIIVIILLE—Om al SURREY Ton L'y THE "AMU MitHILS. Nam. P. Otos. = s r& •Ostage; MOH WISPS AT lANDON 11=11Z101. LONDON. WEDNESDAY JUNE 9. Plus ultra! The Garet-Rata Abolition Bill has pissed the Pillar' of Mercyles. It has left behind it the familiar sea ethos House of Commons—in which it has experienced alternately baffling plea and favouring breues--and steered out into the unknown Atlantic of the Lords. There was little that wan noteworthy about this last debate, but the division. Sir JOHN TILELAWNT, who has throughout played his part with tact, skill, and firmness, did not feel tumult called upon to make any extraordinary 'effort in a pro tonne parting discussion, the result of which was known beforehand. Sir JAMUL'S GRAHAM growled out "A prosperous voyage—aims I cannot stop it I" and Mr. OLADSTON a was delivered of a Foes nonedy. Friends and foes mastered strong to ex press their muttered leanings by a silent vote. There appeared, for the third reading, 266 ; against it, 203 ; a majority of 83 in a house of 471—tellers included. And now the time has come fer the friends of the Church-Rates Abolition Bill to be up and doing. Far some time back they have been straining like greyhounds in the leash. Though adjured by the leaders of the movement to abstain from petitioning until the Bill had got into the Lords, they have actually sent more numerously signed petitions in support of it to the Commons than an active canvass on the part of its opponents has been able to get up against it. They ought now to give their activity fall swing. Let them give the House of Lords un equivocal intimations of how the hearts of the people Mead in regard to this question. The table of the novae ought to be covered with their petitions, before the time for the second reading of the Bill arrives. Their prospects are good. The Duke of Bowmen has agreed to undertake the management of the Bill in the House of Lords. All who recollect his Othee's masterly style of cross-examination (when Lewd fierstorn), in the Sebastopol Committee of the Home of Clemons, must feel convinced that the Bill has been entrusted to the hands of a consummate man of business. And the Doer is not one of those who have waited till the last moment to become sensible of the necessity of petting an end to this mischievous controversy. He voted against the Abolition of Church Rates till 1833; bat since that time he has firmly and unwaveringly supported the proposal. There are many other noble lords who have, like the Dues come to view this question in its true light It is not merely that they feel the undignified and nn- Christian attitude assumed by the Church in strug gling vehemently to retain a tribute, paltry in its amount, but degrading to the Nonconformists, inasmuch as they feel that its payment implies on their part a surrender of principle. There are many members of the Upper House who have dis covered that Church Rates are an unequal imposi tion on not a few Churchmen quite as much as upon Dissenter*. All sitters in Proprietary, District, and similar Chapels, have, in addition to their con tributions to the expenses of their own pleas of worship, to bear those of the Pariah Church. It is but fair to give the House of Lords credit for the average shrewdness and spirit of fair-play of English gentlemen. There is nothing iu the Bill that is now about to be submitted to them that can or ought to be more repugnant to them than to any member of the un-titled landed aristocracy of England—and many of this latter body acknowledge the justice and necessity of the measure. If the friends of the Bill are true to themselves, the Lords will soon have unequivocal proof of the store which the great mass of the people set by it. Petition, petition, petition—in firm and uncompromising, but in passionless and unexag gerated, language. Let us hope for the beet ; and act so as to ensure the realisation of our hope. We had hoped that the marked expression of public dissatisfaction at the late misuse of Ministerial power in appointments to the magistracy, would have had its effect upon Her Ma'am'. present ad rimers ; and that a sense of policy u well as of duty would bare saved the public the necessity of further protest in the matter. If the purport of prevailing rumours be correct, however, they, is reason to ap prehend that neither Lord CHIUMSFORD nor Mr. MAPIZR have been as yet made to feel the error of their initiatory proceedings in this respect ; and that whatever semblance of restraint they may put upon the exercise of their justice-making pre rogative during the remainder of the Parliamentary season, the autumnal vacation, stould they remain in offiee, will witness numerous detrimental additions to the magistracy on both aides of the Channel. Once and for all we must's. these highly judicial, but eminently injudicious, personages to consider gravely the consequences of what they are about—not to their party, that is their affair not ours, but—to the permanency of the sys tem with whose practical working they are showing a disposition so recklessly to trifle. If the accidental advent of a Tory Cabinet to power is to be held a sufficient warranty for the tossing up any umber of the mere thinning. and brambles of party underwood, and prominently encumbering therewith the bench of summary justice throughout the kingdom, it will obviously be impossible to pnumt Whig Chancellors of the Cia.moarn and Luny stamp frees doing the like whenever their tarn emus. IA the hypocritieal hue and cry mutually raised apse the point we have sever joined. sad saver shall. But for the sake of the great elegise of society whose interests both of property and person are left to the mer c y o f the local tri bunals thus constituted —and for the sake of society at large, whose peace and well-being is so much involved in the ocateutment of the working multi tai's--w1 new remonetfrate urgently against tY %sufferable game arising from the soindalous dog trine and, when convenient; sated on by both the lary factions in the Stale, that the Commission of the Pesos is to all intent' and pur poses the right of every man who has been a useful or respectable adherent of tire party that happens to be in power. It is no use denying the fact. Everybody knows that it is so. Everybody has heard indignant re proaches levelled at this or the ether forgetful or supercilious Chancellor for omitting this man or the other, " who had always supported the party" in the borough or county, as the case may be. The magistracy has long been, and is more than ever re cently become, the cheep and depreciated decors- , tion conferred by the potentates of party on then adherents. Were it a decoration merely, it would not matter; but unfortunately there is appendant to the vulgarised insignia of judicial rank the perilous and pernicious attributes of judicial power ; the power of favouring subordinates and mtainere—the power of frowning down complaint —the power A jobbing where licenses to trade are sought; and the power of crushing competition wherein rentals and fixed capitals belonging to brethren of the Quorum would be damnified ; the power of being discretionally lenient where rigour would be the fate of the nnreoommended or un known ; and the power of being inexorable even unto ruin, where the object is one obnoxious for any personal reason to " Sir MAILMADI3[6," or "My Lord." Far be it from us to say or to insinuate that every imputation muttered among the crowd against the partiality of the unpaid and irresponsible bench, is just. If it were so, the system weald not have endured as it has dons unto this day. But we feel deeply the growing weight of popular distrust and discontent of which it has boom= the object. We emamot shut oar eyes to the fact that beneath the thickening volumes of smoke there are daily increas ing masses of half-smouldering fire. We perceive that with every new addition of green and worthless stuff that is wantonly heaped there, the air becomes more and more darkened, and the crackling of the thorns under the cauldron of social grows sharper and louder. We cannot ahut our ears to the ominous iteration of the alternative which centralised bureau cracy never oeases to suggest—a stipendiary system. And because we look with jealousy and misgiving upon the general substitution of that system far that which now exists, we look with sincere regret and disappointment on the infatuated course pursued regarding it by the present Administration. PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS. HOUSE Op COMMONI3.-(Y: CHURCH RATES. Cs run RATES ettooLmos Btu..—Order read, for re adjourned dehate en question clot Jane), " That the new reed the third time . ' —Question main reentned .—Aresedinent propose to =et the word " now," and at the end of the question to odd the words "upon this day alt months " (Sir Brooke Bridges) :—Questioa put, "That the word Maud part of the gaieties; "—The home divided . Ape 266, Noes 203. ATH. Adrir IL I. MIK 883. J.l. 1 A. h t lIa.L. 0 . 1 . 14313 J. = :t. A. 11 1413. Sod of lima. Ilr W. L. Arrkaoss.r J. Irmo. T. W. illwort. W. aal A t i 7rl 8331, J. O. 4 331• M. &O. AJMora. P. 1133.3. H. 431 w. J. 11313, A. S. Droraaw. R. J. 43331 d. W. /L. & J. Mumma. DA. Ha. J. ruroy IL Mea. 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WX.4 it ! . dam) . It. r. N w .* II R i17 ... 1r01a, 112. 11. J. .J. ILI. ay Lou!' H. ... _ AT, '~lii~ TSB BALLOT. Malin ißiestioa FA "flat ha,, Sim 1 bleb. is a 'to owes Ur Alio of *Mel d itlaul by Baur lissiday 1-;-The Home oes 29 , 1 hem (opt Dbak, A. 4 1.. H. Orr ikrbar-Ortar. J. H Had al Ikerria. ALVAH P. Raz aagw ; o. Har aaeeWW J. Ha Ha Ha Ha Hs 0. O. L . H k. J. 1 Cat&ll/11.F. s:E o crvu. L Croak. J OFINIB7.Y. Or O. H. Delft jar H. ft. 1. Dorm Z. WAIT Ha. W.H.P. Be am twe: Wiry% L. L. Da m p, S N. r J. 1. O. Dorm Vlrmat D i atai Brim Hi A. H. D W. Swart J. C. maw. P Adam, W. IL Addieler.P.llla.O.D. J. Ammar. Vim H. Aranthara. Hs Gas. Azandall. Ambler. laded U. Dailey, C. Balm at Ha. 11. T. Harleg. A. H. Briar. H. D. Dartmlitlisalta.T. Swam T. O. Garrard. T. T. ilweardnow, W. H. Hoc Oolorsi A. A. .w a. w. P. lin.W. P. . T. W . IL Doirm, Woad Booth a , dlr B. R. O. Bark Boalsrle. nor P. P. w. Dorm Hein ferd 0. r. Dorm H. DaDar J T. Halw , J. Pr W. . HdriAlar_Joard Herre/A Kr I ' o. . J. H. Oardm Mr H. J. A. ..Cirtei sm . w. Oaradirb. Him O. Orem H. B. Caleirmarik J. O. D. CAOL.II CTurroill . Lord B. Clvo. A. W. Obos. IL 0. 0. Othirooloo, Mr T. L a. NA.Loo.W.F. 004 0 IL Has. H. L. Thom' /I(tomar. D el of = w il L. t Wm D. 0. Del. id. O. Oei Dosomlo. Dodiolls. Lord DIL o ll * O. 0. DWAse. A. Wm D. IL Dool. Mr J. B. Dhoulo. Dowen. at P. G. 6 1 115. Timm' 134 , 1 .. bora m tr J. Ma • .la. T ill grr if. Formoo, Ott 1 leible: TM Ur. PAIRS. ON THB BALLOT. FOR ARAM! Mr. R. D. Mead* Mr. B. aidusy Mr. Marlla Mr. K w Ism, Lord BAJAbird Mr. Chat Mr. Adams H AILA J ..W , = Mr T °arida Mr. Dlvell Goosnd Ihrd Mr. DrAwnx Mr. Oradell Mr. 1e .. 1! 1 112141.411r.- tiad .. . 8117 :711uals Mr. WI Mr. W 461•7: Me. WV.= Mr. W. Dawn Mr. Z. Mr. T. =A Pr. Moon Won* Coked Synde Lord E. Brads Mr. Wombs Mr. T. Daring Mr. Prided* Worth Mr. J. A. Warts Mr. Lard Me Mr. 3 4= 111j Hoe. B. Orb Lard MAW r.Om Mr. Gram B M Y Joispb BEIM, toldr. Hien Foley Pr. tecdon Jahn Pe Mm Mr. Deadeld ON THE CHURCH RATES ABOLITION BILL. !OIL MUM? Mr. IL D. Yreka Mr. J. H. OILIIM, M r. Atkins H r . J. w. Wynne Fir S. 0* Min Hon. J. Peery Lord Ilayetees Mr. Clerk Berl of [Meek Ile W. W. Wyna Mr. Macho Mr. Doyenne /ICJ. Halley Mr. Radom Mr. Handley Lard Newark Hod. W. H. Perlman Or J. Pithlantes MY. R. W. ()reeked Mr. MIUr lenneehl Mr. W. Ledere Colonel Warm Pug= Mr. Orenfril Lord WOO, Mr. I Mr. Brett Mr. Rlllre Hon 0. Trite* Mr. W Xr. Friends ler. Lace Mr Z. Cl. Seen' Mr. Trar t. Owl. Deem) Ms. hewn Mr. Loh Ilen. FL O. IMMO Mr. W. Brom, Mr. MU Itr . IL netball Ode lewd Advent Mr. Plre-deleurd Ile Bull Wood Mr. D. Moriortbeaks Mr. Young was that oat from the division on the ballot, latendiest to vote for It. Under the heading The Confessional in Bel gravia—Judgment of the Bishop of Losdon," it is an someed by advertisement that a pablic mereleg will be bad on Friday saxt, at St. Jane's Hall, Piccadilly. "La ossesquars of the nature of the diPlOlllllOl which will be made, sestismsn only are expected to attend." The al& will hs taken by Lord Calthoepe. ILLNESS OP MEMBIRS or PARLIASIENT.—Wit regret that, owls( bt severe iediepeskiss, the rassabwr fee Reaffehire, Ida* Gordon Da", was set ebbs km week to resume attendance is his plans is PerNemissa We see happy, however, to be able to add that Oa harm-AU va lise= is now rasa better.-14001 Oeurest. Kr. Mesabi W for some time beck bees misdeed to hie hone, by hdh poo which bee prevented his ettesdisg to his defies Is the Home of Comesess.—Feridatirs .liiverriev. SIR J. PARINGTON'S Lreim..--81r J. Pakington Mid his woad loves of the mesas yesterday at the Admi ralty, Whitehall, when the undassesitiessd Akin wan peseta :—Adsl Mr W. Osge, Vies-Adathsle B. Osilkr sad R. &smarm ; Besr-Admirele T. A. Carew, T. Bess" H. F. Orevals, sod fltr J. bustles ; ldslor-Osserst 8. K. Reid; Captains K. S. HAWN h. D. Crawford. B. J. Bali mm, C. 8., A. Mellseh, R. Maguire, 0. W. D.o' D. Robots,, If. Boys, Has. Z. W. 8. Speeeer, C i ll '. b lit a r; W. Boys, W. L. Sherlegbese, sad B. 0 ; Com mindere I. D. Abfrieb, F. D. BABA D. WI.. sad J. G. Bickford ; Ususeewsto W. Tbstehisatm C. H. Toss(, T. D. Salina, W. F. T J. (b), L. R:blaeos, M. Lowther, mid W. G. ; Mester JB. mpg/ B. 'Moeda ; itraemer a. N. J. M u ss. Tax &wait BRIDOI Isaxwosza.—We age Wanes* that the whop der the prahata h r tka akar Whim is the late Diattiett. 114" at lila Inaneselts, is being takes mq la rr2paidesetly bean esilgsl n tet i e .—Nessesetk amigo. . • VlPs* . I :9, us& RETURN OF THE PRINCE CONSORT. The Primo Comet left Babolsberg on lEhmiol sawing, and arrived the following day at DorsMori, wk.," his Boni Nigilmanvddled the Primo of Hammilsnt. The Prime esatlearl his journer ni 7 Boletus, sad. vs. scoseepalisa by ids Nolady the IL of tits Beighar. from Mime le Oebeed, where his Royal igiume mho Am on bead tie Vivid, on Monday moist Mont 6 o'ol ark. and arrived at Dew st 10 p.ra. Yeaordsy minim at 20 Mantis before alas, t i er maim, the Qum, Winded 14 Viessaalmis Jocelyn. tae ;ma Rama Stapled. Major-ascend Nave* sad the madder of um Haimisid„ hit Bosidasheak Paws for Om mad am e Anne Section to meet ths Prince Consort on m m om The Prince, who hod left Dover at 7 oat- A wind d tan Brick/Ayers' Arm. Station at 9 o'clock, owl amoni p an i a g b ar IlLeisay beak to Buckingham Palace. Lied:Coked Ponaonby woo in otter.danco on the Prison The Dachas of Kent visited the Omen and Prince in the formica. n* Court. The - 4hmea and Prince Cour,rt, sooomputied by the Primus Alice, took • drive in an ups carriage sad dour in the attemoom The Viaomatare Jocelyn, Major-octal Es=sad Colmar. H. Seymour, were in anhedeace. F. H. Seymour has relieved Liesteraat-Ookeel Poamag n il o t r hi t s duties se the Equerry in Waking to the Priam The Daelure of Cambridge and the Hereditary (head Duchess of Mecklenbargh Swath: viited the Dachas' of Etat yesterday at her residence, Clemace•hotaes, Bt. Junes's. A ocemietbu m f the BUM HOC. T. M. Gibson. M.P. 4 ,V.V. W. Wi M.P., Mr. J. Prndagtout. M.P., Mr. 01101111 1 Anderton, Mr. fimanal Mira, Hr. Pomp Wilma, Mr. Hawkahaw, Mr. Grandy, Hr. Lewis, Mr. Cmkwell, sad Mr. &Athol* had an interview with the Bight Hon. J. W. Henley paten*, at the dace VI the Board of Trade. 1114;toherTrere received yesterday at the Colosial-oftlos treat the ()overawe of the Colonies on the Went Coast of Africa. Despseehee were sent yesterday from the Colonist- Mhos to the %versa of the Fialaad LINEAL (PROM Lit 3110111 • 4 OAS-11111j Wtirranal, Zulu B.—The Queen hes been tassatheca letter.patent to be paned ander the Cheat to appolatieg the Eight How. Edward Hear, Staaiey (oomaailly celled Lord litsoley) to be her Majestys Cosa adosioser for the Affairs et India. WmTEEALL, Jinx 7.—The Queen bee been planed to premeat the Row. Robert Stephen to the church sad pariah of Renfrew, in the Presbytery of Pinky, and amity of Renfrew, vacant by the =4srtatien of the Rev. dery Alexander to the pariah of FOREIGN -OFFICE, JUNE 7.—The Queen hu been fit=ito approve of Mr. George Paw so ns V toweonenl at Bbiefola for his Royal Highness the Grand Lake of Maeklenleargh Schwerin. His Excellency Baron de Vrinta, Austrian Minis ter at the Court of Belearn, has left Claridge's Hotel for Brussels. The Marquis of Northampton and Lord and Lady Alwyne Compton are making a tour of the Gasmen Spas. The health of the noble marquis has greatly im proved of late. - The Earl and Countess of Jersey entertained at dinner, lad evening, his Exoellency the Austrian Wsistsr sad the Construes d'Apponyi, the Duke of Rutland, the Duke and Duchess of Buoclench, the Marquis and Mar &loner of Exeter and Lady Mary Cecil, the Marquis of Bath, the Marquis of Huntington, the Earl of Makinsbury, the Earl of Carnarvon, Lord Redeedele, Lord end Lady Manners, Lord and Lady Southampton and the C011111)1111 Patungarka. A small circle assembled a fter dinner, The Earl and Countess of Darnley have arrived at Claridgels Hotel, from Cobham Hall, A despateh from Berne says :—" Mr. Gordon, the Rae& Wishner, has officially notified hie reosll to the Fedora! Council. The departure of this dipkanatist, whose loyalty and kindness wore remarkable, will be much mgreined." MUSIC. HER MAJESTY'S THEAiRE.-"LUISA MILLER." lAA evening Luisa Miller, one of Verdi'. most =operas in Italy, was produced for the flout time is , and with the following aloe of the pincipal &luso tare :—Lociaa, Mdlle. Piceoleeehd ; th e Duchess, Medians Annul; Rodolfu , Signor Clinglini ; Miller, Signor BOW modes°. The gory ma be told in a few words. Luisa Mills, a damsel of w dares, the daughter of • brave old soldier, hoe a lover named Carlo, whom she and her father believe to bed their own stadon. But be is the son of a powerful nobleman, Count Walter, on whose estate Miller's cottage Is situated. Luisa has another lover, Wurm, a rlianoue retainer of the Count, who discovers young Rodolfo's secret attachment, and betrays it to his Labor, while he Carlow, to Miller and his daughter the real rank of her supposed humble lover. The old Count, who ham • brilliant marriage in view for his son, is furious at the d'uooyary. Lulea's father is seized end thrown tato prison, and Lair is constrained, in order to mare her father's life, to acknowledge to writing that Wurm, not Rodolfo, is the object of her loot The letter is shown to Rodolfo, who, maddened with fury at Luiss's falsehood, resolves to destroy her and himself. He gives her • poisoced cup, of which he ales partakes, and he &movers, when it is too late, that she hie ever been faithful, and that both have been the victims of an internam olot. When they the agonies of death, 'the ld s Coosa arena, ow e dMby the villain Warm. Bodolfo, by last dirt, miss open his betrayer, rune his through with his sward, end WM and on the body of his Woad. This terelhis rowdy lade empli asps Mr the genius of the muielin, her Venire is net the genre whisk web a sub ' jar deems& At the fess time, it tsars* there* reek themes, he is able is noel the nrisenonste of the public taco; tad Her who are canton! with MO- W* or the Asoetort, will not Do direighliel Ira Cerise Maier. To Mr. Pkoolosalai and Moor Merl WO praise le • dna Signor Bismisasso 'squired bissAW larnausatir in the character of =ha Madam Muni rag ongielettely in IY mnali part of the Durbese. The prisaipal made were called Sur at the termisatket of seek act, sad an ammo was eitated by Signor Oinked'e rendering of the already well known Quad° le me." The Queen's box was eompial by the Earl and Countess Grey, Iledor-Genteal Ur Her. Charles Grey, and party. THE LONDON CHURCH BUILDING BOCIITT.— The annual meeting of sabscriben to the London Church Building Society, for church extension in the metropolis and its saburbe r was held yesterday at Willie's-room, King street, St James's. The chair was occupied by the Bishop at London (president of the society), who was sup- Mtby the Duke of Marlborough. the Marquis of n, the Bishop of Oxford, Lord Itbury, Archdeacon Sinclair, Archdeacon Bentinck, and • large body of the metropolitan deny. The Rev. J. F. Stooks., honmery secretary, read the report, which showed, into erre, that there ham been but one church cosmic: red In the Comes from May 1 1857, to April 30, 1368 (the moiety's financial year), and t oo number of grants made by the society during the same time is smaller than that of the previous year; that the action of the Eozleeiasticel Com missioners is lees calculated to promote the extension of the church than that of their predecesion, the Church Building Commission's*. Lord Bleadford'e Aot (19 and 20 Victoria, a 104), hampered en it wee with Incongruous amendments during fie progress through Parliament, luta complicated 'sigma of simplifying the formation of new distriota. Lori Ebury moved, and the Bishop of Oxford seconded, "That the experience of each successive year pewee sere ands eively how ineaMelent an interest le yet taken i =le .den gmet s nsajccity of churchmen in the extension of the of religion among their peeler brethren, and hew awe lb* moral and modal danger, which such eagles& scum beim upon s o ciety are overlooked.' It was also moved by .Azoli deacon Sinclair, seconded by Mr. W. Collies That this meeting deice to oar their reipeetfel lanalts to the Lord Bishop of Exeter, for having Whit the ettestiou of the House of Lords to the spiritual cendilkin of Landoe, sad of the great centres of industrial activity to England, mad to express their earnest hope that the exertions which his lordship has made, with so retire personal labour and secridoe of time, may conduct, to some efhotive remodies for the evils which he has pointed out." SALE Of nil Dunn or BUCKINGHAM'S IiESK IIMIJI ISTATIS.—The estates at Semereet, ksowe se the Chendoe property, sad kr erveral est- Wrier, have been in the pueesesion of the family at the Duke •ef geckieghaco. were wad by mutton yesterday bI L Y.r, Ale:- Ender, of Bristol, at the Lamb end lark Is., The property, which vie divided tato 68 lots= -487 a. Sr. 14n et pasture, meadow, and mute lewd, some polka of whith., knows as the " Keyeehare hams," Is an tae tlehmes or lard/tr. Ow e let amen sempeet mists of Tether Isere thee 41 war c er= a her with the 110111111 weal by Mom Dukes of Mambo ea • hunting-lodge, the prism of which overhang the river Avon sad etimasusi very piceurese /WWI. Thil IA WS/ o b=tl. lot 14, onstaintee r la. Or. 9p., pert of the .t iwatham hams," is bounded on one side by the river Ayala, realised 4,6001. • lot 24, another close, contain. WE Ile,. lr. Illp. of the same land, 1,0001. ; lot 26, 16a. Or. 38p. et the lime, 1.6401. • lot 27. an equally rich dose of pasture laid, 1,6101. • and Dimly all the hr lots at the met rate, avenging up wards of 10W. pee use. Tan NNW TOWN-HALL BUILDINGS AT NEW cieTts-ow-TTNL—It le the inleation of the *ma eseuel of Newswires-Trap is hnettly _op, the mein Wee et to buildings le 81. Nelea pare la est Owe I=b t er, sad it te hoped Hot her -s moor WI ben! the town with a visit on the occasion. The Oetwemberpe, Ceenall-chamber, the Meer Tyne Caeweiwiesenr-wees. and Aber private and public atom in the twil = des* L-os opened ; but byZankin inficapeed Urge mak- eget& el cemesieigg 2,010 be ready. The &wed Rirmadee= be teed le acid a grand spiel to the ea the oceasion of the opezbeg. Let week the estreeliew Sawed the purchase eta large ages is the MR kw by way of ballot : " lb. Near; Home divi d ed; Aye", 197, cies 204. ATP& PWWW, M. 0 4 04 7. Mr J. ...... 1:- . .11 - ix a1 2 6 1 ' ... t Pancser J. ' T. Y. = o. Ailtr o. a T /L -,.., .C. Wps, p N. . 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IL B. Momb. M. B. 1144v0llato Bail. W. Mom/ W. SRL Col MAW, J. B. Megoad. Mama/ FollaraWa. 8. Mu. W. ia. Fords. MOLL T. J. Forsolor, Be. Ha. Col. Miller, 8. IL Fonts', Slr O. INK Fear*, W. 0. llooarry. illy 0. Foriewas, Ha. F. D. Moody, C. A. T. Fraaklya. O. W. Mamma 0. Fraser. Mr W. A. Mowbray.RLlin.j.R. Y 0,. / 001. sm. Lord 04111,18.111, W.P. isold. J. T. Galway, ,000 . 47art, Vlsomat Gard, R. 8. 1 2 1 , derato.O. IL Gorastt, W. J. osl Gookeil, J. M. N E / V' , a__ . rt" 011phz, Coked Oladocoaa, Rt. Ha.W. 5 :::t z ... 4 1 j. Ocddird. A. L. lard Ooro, W. R. O. Copal =.t. Iltr.l. mama* i i. P. :MOW* :kw. L mtli. Mt O. Vlesaal = r i. PoarmalaMs a gg p ald 0:384a .. L0g i Bacolkom. Lord 0. tZ"..:3f). Hamilton, O. A. . Harolltom J. IL MIRY err. Handley, J. 0 ,.......44. 7 . Harman, O. 0. Hardy. 0. awAlleoll. Margalr 2www WV" , nv lbam in V it i smagrar, kW 4. B. ra4 t 7,41. Massm adhe rti. F. Mara . • EI=NA L U J. W. Illalssilsot 8, 0. B &mak Boa. Y. Herbert, /IA Ma.H.A. NMI, Mayer H ILL Lord 11.. NA Ma. U. Ilakfm. M. P. H D. 111 :dP 1 P: 11 : Mib lllary, P lL li e. 't fkolia. ILL Ha. R. V. /I ord. R. R. &arta. Colas" L Hope , A. J. R. Ilmollstt, A. 1105,..0d, J. T. Elomesost. Coke& liceololl, V. B. Spooner, R. Hothaaa, Lord &afford, Minato st Howard. ta C. W.O. clraohops. J. IL liami, J. i llak.. =. j.l lrl: l J. g_ Egra N. Z. L IL p lobsoklas. r i l l !. A. V. F. Jammer MI J. *VP. L kin* F L . H. 3. Isadoll. N. IL Rain: J. Yarlsoa,_Blr IL C. yi.,. . . Lit.J. K- R...... i1ar. IL H. ' l =l ll ..a. W. F. Vssillyan, W. I. K.P.W . Voraar. LE Ii : am. Odemel 11. IL labserl4.lla.a. W • =ye:i.W. O. W i. am.. H . We J. 01. IMPI. IL 0 . W Loam, Lad A, 1. Wollay.• .ft Lwow . Lord M. O . MOO, 11. Limbs. O. P. t i = la Mo.:. Lrala,Rt HAAN 0.0. Lleldal. Hos. H. O. WM/am% Oiosel ="A. N. Wlllsedbley, J. P. 81r . It. Wilma, A. Laralas. Lord WloaJ i. . A. Loma 114. Hort. R. W it .'Ho. Mr C. Lo/r/bor, Hon. ooh W N. T. Lowther, Captala Wartloy. Idpt , . Ligoo, li on. F. 11,s Masartasy,Bl. Haosolay, Y. W:1=1:I Masils. J. yLTN,L'' lot Wahmost, J. Nahwarlag, T. NM i Mr W. soutra Wallas, R. ', Manama Lord J. Taylor. Wood. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE► AFFAIR OF THE CAGLIARI. The indipeouleste of Turin, of June 6, affirms that the latest English notes on the Cagliari affair are entirely in conformity with Count Cavour's views, and render the question " common and identical " for both courts. It further states that, according to all likelihood, Russia will be chosen arbitrator, and that the affair will soon be pacifically mottled. On the other hand, there is a rumour here that Naples having positively refused any indemnity to the English engineers, Lord Malmeabury has sent an ultimatum. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. ryaom OUk owl 'I PARIS, TIMIDLY Evamrso. The Paris papers, of all shades of scarcely keep within decent bounds the indigna tion which they feel at the dragooning circular of the Prefect of the &One and Loire touching the hospital lands, which I sent you yesterday. The republican Slide, which has shown itself favour able to the sale of the lands in principle, says : We said from the first that our hopes of good from the °reversion were founded on the power of persuasice and the good MIS of the administrators. The period Azad by the Prefect of the Woe and Loire is too short for the requisite deliberation. The ultrumontane Univers thus expresses itself : The exhortations of the limiest of the Sabi. et Loire see more than pressing, and they offer a signilloant denial to those journals which had asserted that the proposed oonß d offered no ground for anxiety mime no precipitate step would be taken. The prelim* greats a delay of a few weeks to the administrative commissions la order that they may acquaint him with their opinions, or nether that they may give him pooh of their obedience. Apex' from the ques tion at issue, we believe that such language is to be regretted. The legitimist Union nye : _ _ May not the government reeoltaton mentioned by the pre fect be °tendered is a painful ultimatum liaised to the administrative commiaelons ? How are we to connect the short delay granted by the prefect, and these pressing in structions, with the promises of precautions and marred given daily by the portion of the prate which is supposed to be authoritative P There elle.' an immense space between the Ist of August next and the half a century mentioned by the Oomtitutionnel and the Rim Contemporaese. The Pairie, a journal generally devoted to the government, thinks it will be a matter of deep regret if the ministerial circular shall receive the interpre- - tation in all the departments which the Prefect of the Saone and Loire has put upon it. Such rapidity of execution does not seem to it compatible with the great interests which the government must of nem sity be assumed to be desirous of protecting. Last night a new drama, in five acts, called the Polar Seas, was produced at the Cirque Olympique, with the thermometer at • tropical heat. The au thor is M. Charles Edmond, of the Prom, who as. companied Prince Napoleon on his northern voyage. The prince, attended by his military household, was present at the performance. In the first act the sister of Lady Franklin comes on the stage, and in the course of a dialogue informs the audience that the English government has sent a ship to search for Sir John Franklin. The second officer of this ship is the celebrated French lieutenant, Bellot, who is represented as in love with a relative of Lady Franklin, Mias Eva Norton. In the second act we are introduced to Sir John Franklin himself and all his crew, who have been waiting foe seven years in a frozen ocean, expecting deliverance from England. As the plot proceeds, we find Miss Eva slyly em barking on board the vessel to share the dangers of her loved lieutenant. They touch at Greenland, and there a protestant clergyman proposes to take care of Mies Eva, to spare her the further perils of the voyage, bat she resolutely refuses, and makes it known that she has become Mrs. Bellot on board ship. The narrative of the voyage is resumed, no vestige is found of Sir John Franklin or his companions, Lieutenant Ballot is made to die by the hand of a rival in the affections of Eva, and she remains an unconsolable widow. The piece was not very succeethd. The Marquis de Turgot, who arrived in Paris from Madrid yesterday, was sent for immediately to The Figaro has been sold, not, as was reported, to M. Jules Leconte, but to M. Auguste Villemot, who leaves the feuilleton of the Iradepaidance Belga to devote himself entirely to his new task. I be lieve a paragraph will appear to-morrow stating that the Mgaro intends to abstain for the future from irritating personality. The Bourse, after opening heavily, became firmer at the close, upon the strength of a rumour that negotiations between the government and the rail way companies had at length terminated in con *salons in favour of the latter, According to this report, the refusal to grant further time for the execution of new works will be persisted in, but two distinct accounts will be kept of the working of the present and the new lines, and until the time comes when the two accounts will be blended, a minimum interest of 4fr. 65c. per cent, will be guaranteed for the new sections. The Rente rose 20c. for cash, and Isc. for account, closing at 69f. 70cr. and 69fr. 75c. Mobilier rose 25fr. The Northern Railway rose 10fr., Lyons, Bfr. 75c., and the other lines from 2fr. 50c. to Mr. THE BRAZIL MAIL. (sr semen awn man meossrio raimiaAra.) (non ova own oonaserownssr.) LIVRILPOOL, WIDSIIIMY. A private telegram, received to day, states that the Brazil mail had arrived at Lisbon. Exchange ma before. Coffee, 200 rats per arrobe higher. The mail would leave for London this evenin g. NAPLES. A letter from Naples of the let says :—" The affair of the Cagliari was yesterday called on before the Court of Appeal on maritime captures sitting here. The court was presided over by M. Caracciolo. M. Raffaele d'Umora, advocate, pleaded, during three hours and a half, and with considerable talent, for M. Rubattino, proprietor of the vessel, against the decision of the Civil Tribunal. The affair was than postponed to the Bth of Jane, when M. Starve, ad. vacate of the captors of the vessel, is to plead. none. Exriorrlos.—By the African royal mail steamer Ethiops advice; have been received horn the Niger expedition to the 31m March. Dr. Balkh:, was encamped near Rabbe, whither Lieutenant (Hover, R.N. and Mr. May, R.N., were on their way from L agos to rejoin him. Dr. Berwick wee at Lairdetown,_with part of the crew of the Day sprieg. The Sunbeam was at the BM= River entrance of the Niger on the 22nd of April, waiting for water to uoend to the oonfluenoe. All were in the eojoyment of health. M. Alexandre DIMINP, bas just published the first diaper of a Work whisk b. lad yreeted ea eeehtry, soder Ohs tide al "Numb Macemelues," blot yriatipsily Wed tree ma etereat of the beet eillbed ad peter* mewed for the table. It Is med (by fldirrant) that M. Derset eighlesster la the praise= hr brae the Marquis del Oa°, husband of Madame Meat