The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-18 00:00:00

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J EAL 4 • I 111 yams, gal teal reertaaar„J.LlC= ...A Commander loadleg to the Nag lads Desloa AY ase .revel, built under special survey la 111116, 11 so:ed for bar tea, ~dimmtlitlee end sound delivery of cargo, and ie • preferable ~ pr to Ithe gooda —For terine of baled or WNW A pplit7:ll) VITT aad 1100111, 11, igillerelreet. TVIVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ yr et PACKET 111111%—Yer SYDNIY Direct fte mall tram she river on the nth 'My, calling at Moment on theist Angina to embark peessegerst, the spamd trbpagebeat=tl iioo I.IX A 1 13 years, register 1.381 Sena JOHN W commander yin In the Zest India Dodo. Mile Am ship has Men bath expressly for the Sydney Made ; she boa a tell peep,, .oth ant-rate accommodstioa ter table passengers; her 'anus decks being lofty and miry abs Mien she desirable opporta city for a tow m i ooed cabn and intermediate passengers, sad till sorry an esparimadl servos —for Isms et hefet or orat e pmerW te t t bleTLY, HaNialf, and SZWII.L. iced : WILLIAMS. en beard or to DIY and MOO= Na I. 1110Menetaest. Was vacancies for Midshipmen. and MOORE'S 1713TRALLIN LtdDE P tr. ' cur .1. Vor BYDRY Dy.r Ito sal from the %or pusetualln oo the 1.51 h August , catnap st %Rooth to 2p h ba s a7 ll 7/ 1 1 1 :114BAlt. A lbfeor). the 13 "% Me B. SWANSON, Commander: Was la the Mot This ship, Wit agreed, for thollydasy bads, haloes flied with the pirstost awe owl cossidetedlon for Ohs molest r , passengers bar cabins are lofty and airy. 81Ibo or bow modate • few lntermedlstes, and will wry an ceporlosoed ',goon. Poe terms of ..0t ar pimp appla to Contain mews. on beard : to Cleitatiy.HsWy sad MieriM. tf, Jdenhallotreet ; or to DI led MOOIS. r, nitintronott. Twirl' and MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINE Llof PACHILT SHIP —Pc, POIT PHILLIP ',beet clo be .u.pstebed out the hilt Jose, test alipplut ley eth Atm the 1,40e-otened cllegemekhe lOIATIC, &ids A I. resteler 1.1 - 21 toil : bins In the Beet Lila Dias. This See mud Wen tiret.tute opportunity tor ebinete earl pethiqperk ehl is x -14 cu,d to make a vet; quick rub eat. —Par tame d WAS or Puna* WO to DITIrr and 'NOMA BLULter-alleet. Magid MOORE% AUSTRALIAN LINE of ir . .PACKET SRllr.—Coe le l ADELAIDE Urn (to all pear tray ou the Sth lor eippry Sod lair. the wa itron clipper ship COUNTESS Off 71,111 d ay , A 1, %mita WATSON, Courarbe : Us 1.0000 610 terllltb.. Ths mast Tear and Mar, Ali la osier spiral surrey. .11l be d.p.terea wilt probrllip, asd, bon Der Enor War qualities, lees a redirlie opportunity to shippers of fine goods. Siee Sr air us* ssprier aecosamods. boo foe Sr sad roor alai —los. tars el *chit Is parse apply to OEMS sad I Illairesteer DEISITT asd MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ ?ACM 11.011• ST TOWS Dares{ (oil tare hetioliate deepateb), the ripleatUd Aberdeen HEATHER EISI.L, • 1 for 479 ken H. IIaRMSWORTFI, Comesandar =ouvr. This beautiful we.sel has bees built esprendy for the trade, has most elegant a. ,negodatlose few preengere, and la sae of 1141 festeet Alpe of of the port of Laden, having performed three voyegestrom Or colors; In an. 79. and 79 doge reepeetively. —ler traded or peonage apply to DX vat . and MOIL % MlLttwolniet. "nrVITT and mooßrs AIISTRALL&N LINZ if of PACKET SRI NONA= TOWN Direst thorky et .ected fram the thew, sad will haws quick itepotel , the Wergild clipper stip 91,11 CY, • I. 919 tor righter. RICHARD Wit•NILMOR; Commander lest ladle Dada This trader has a spectate tad elegant poop, sad secede au ax de ppvelsolty for ireacites women : the froth With le tswi mem &dui ler the aeccemedatiso of tntersedlate passaypers, and .111 carry • largess. —Poe freight or pampa apply be the rooersdlogra RICHARDSON BINYTILZIIB sad Co., St, Nether itcr , BithoPegateetreet ; sr to DNVITT sad 11100/4 9, 114 airretthet. TIEVITT aud MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK J../ of ?ACM= ULT.—Tor LAUKCIIITTON Direct haslet arrived from the colony, and will bays Immediate despot*, the Itrttiab.ballt dipper bums WISITEMT, • 1, MO toes, THOMAS Sum Commander: Command : 1 7 11 0 11 On WIN idli Dock& This mad ma bath meant, Ow the lammomMem tradm, sod hum .l .t aostummodalisw Our s few Mid ambit —For hems ol freight or apply to Mr. T. Z. tli g = 15A. lieleseaphios orto w nVlTT sad MOORE, 0. 114111tar street. DI and MOORE's AUSTRALIAN LINE TZTESI SHIP.—For LAVECISTON Direct chat pia arrived from the colony, and will have Web dispatch, tie we/I -t-nova clipper ship DVNORLAN, A 1, eirlater tom W. I /ARWOOD, Commander light to the Wool India Doc This 110 to. been built espready fro the trade, aad has Interde sa rommedeaton for ohlet Wien pemansera —For tonne of freight Cr maw apply to the owner, Mr. T. D. WALKER, IM. at. Helens-place or to DEVITT and moos?, 9, Hi lderetreet NiW ZEALAND.—Assisted PaWges sad Free Gnat• of IarL—WILLISS LINE. It. field Is ISO. The toderesentiosoll 'minis. which agford web peed *dna !,1111.11. "anot fas found la Yam of 557 OWN Use. will bs Columbus &Mut= Preemie? Lob.suosur Clio. I Part. 1 To Bsll. :v . as 10 . Jose 10 ... lour 10 ••I NV 2S Al Arlibed • l 111 yam Ordorim A 1 11 yaws s tr ecii • I Apt . r d WiLLlS, OANN. W i er.. I, Cr Wtr .cr i zasea. W Joo .17 l i r* ► Mad .' ar to 0111. N. sosuraus, aselCe., land; LW ladta &Tem, La mtenhaD4treet. BLACK BALL PASSINGIR LINZ of CUPP= PACIIII for AUSTRALIA trees Louden dirket. I Part I nip. I scamp. Dooka To M. Melbourne looloen Boat! . IMO Z. bulls Nay 25 •• I Loc . IL 2 June 10 !Wm , / 1 Queen of Uwe lisernMand 1 . : cowdes .... 1 2.000 B. India Jane 25 This celebrated hoe or packets have, by their peactnallty ami lipid pongee, earned a mond-knows repetatlea, sod their pao- MORI accoonaodatioa b unsurpsased by say vessels algal —lce ad particulate respecting height or purge to Aeasslis .0017 M J 4302 BAIN M and Co.. Liverpool ; all Agesle ler the Mick pall Use ; sad T. M. MACLAT sad lAndialiellatrest. Londoe. (lUNARD LINE,—BRITISH and NORTH S./ AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STRAM-SRLPS. appointed by Ls Admiralty to call lbetwom LIVERPOOL mod NEW YORK. tad Mom UVRanuoi. and ROSTON. the Boston Mips calling at Nillfar to Lad and receive patrolmen, and mils. Tho lot I***l or other mods are appolatod to mai tom Liverpool. at Cart to melon the smalls: AUSTRALASIAN. toe NEW YORE, Sttarday, Nay 21. Nront, for YXW YORK. Saturday, Jane L • Teklaa wieners arid goods tor NAUSS aad Havana, to be trionterred at New York 'athlete to the pertnisaloa of the tinted States authorities , oa board the IL MALL Corsica. toseagentea - es, minding steward's e» and provneows. bat moat 1.1111•4 or Woos:—To /Lolliox and Boston. cbMf cabin, OS second cabin, LI& To New Tort, eblei cabin. tle second cabin, Ltd height to Halifax, licetow, sad New York, LS r o Loa, and par sent. pefinaex —dents to J. IL loord, Mt, Old London • .1. Cards. Hone, and 11, Moe loaroel l = ;0. and . Bums, Buctiononotiset, Gimes, :D. lad C. Wives, Quessatows ; or D. wad C. Water fowl, Limped. STRAY TO NEW YoRI. Ts= LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sad PHILIIDLLTRIA STRAW-PRI? ODICPANY intend deo Irani" tbetr ta.posrmed Chyde-buIR Iron Screw rearillilpa wining td Caked States mai* FROM LIVILFOOL FOR NNW YORK. LTNA. Wednesday, May M. KANGAROO, Saturday. Mr Rd. CITY OF WUtRINGTON. Wednesday, Jane L And sap Wednesday. and every alternate Sataray. Cabin prate by the rail Rearms sailing every W R. 11. and II ruiner aecordiar to the acoernisedation,ltri; dear by Use netsurfs atagard" 13 guinea& Forward parody Pisa. laciodlng a provider cooked. ?foragers for wilmia. lb. Milted Males. sad Rettig Cambia. booked tbroarb se very advantageous tars. —Puy tortber gartlcaLsre apply io 'Mum INmAif Waterobeet, Livelpool; a te II VMS rd uorr, a. Kim IFlMellosillir. PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and Co despatch the tuptermentloped 11rd-clam "temers s ROTTERDAM, the EATATIER, every Sunday mornhey,, Iftv• Hermitage Tter, at 10 a.m., calling at Blackman for pea- Ine"„ v. at 11 a.m. lane, Et fa, al Ida, mid ITa ad and the oORD r , err raggedy amine early Tram oft the Tower. Ter. Li. Deutralvereb, ander Amelan flag. the ADLU. 1144 P. or SCHWALM evcry Thursday swains weather prr ma.o.a , at 8 um. from florarbdown, and from Blaekmall at 10 a. in. Pares. it 11. sod In , , GOTHENBURG, the LONDON, about May 21, from Home mn Farm t 1 la, Al IP, and it. To be follomr.l by the 6t 3TAF WAsA F COPENHAGEN and STOCKHOLM. the EDITH, from hc r.tlplosn, In a few dns freight, passer, Re., apply at Chaplin 's rnhersal Moe, .."`" - eirrus. W. or to PHILLIPTS. ditAVIS, PHILLIPPS, aad 0 ..11. Rood-We. LC. THE EAST INDIA IRRIGATION sod CANAL FIX Baum °N um libe I II iikbl NARY ORNRIAL 11KITINO of ties rb ix. arehohism tr.., East lodge intaation and Canal Company, mill be held at it° Godon 'Tavern, Rishopsicate street, in the City of tondos, 4 . O iDAY. the 30th day of May Indust. at !o'clock precisely. Transfer Rooks of the Company will be closed from Re 3 sth t. the 31:1111 Instant, both days laehisive.—By order et the k..ett ..f Directors. JOHN WLITWOOD, becsedary. is m:we-Week London. LC., May L la& THE BRUNSWICK FAMILY HOTEL, JY.D.DYN-STRIZT. fa JAMNIff, LONDON. hi woe!, Coodwis sad suodonsto shiren." T HE CREDIT MOBlLlZE rdotrent. (Limited), Lond. CRPEcd MA U* M.M la inabarea •t ass lC sem seteeetbel oapdted 4110.4016 in MOM Jame ittIESTONS. CRainitlit—elbe lipbt Jim JAMES MART WORTLEY. The Eau T. C. ilailbnitak ILP. I Edward Worse?, lido., M.P. Alexander Dunbar, Emu CitarlooM , Esq. t d litel=4 9 6%. Jamss Jinn W Ent. I alai' rcw.12.112". Mandan—Abort Gunk R. 11•4211. Mamoru Mantersami, ?Nem Mildred. and On., Louden- Man. endik Pinsk and ItaMa, Landon. Tido Compa pawed to neinotbde 00VettlIblei cipal Loaart, and ny in to aid carrying oat coac and Waal andem To nuke advances on approved neciaritica To Want tits /Andras and sale ad loran stocks, 40., and to transact larn betimes prarralip. Aleo to mon mobs away deposit, ter periods and tam to be wood upon. Communisations to be Jamie to the TROltrei r OßT, Beirsthey. Temporary Moo, 00. Lonitord-airriet, Landau, EC. TF HE CREDIT ONCIER (Limiest), 80, lalabeirdalreel, EC. =OK= ia AIS W 00,011 la 100 eiares of SAO each. ,MOO Luca. Mandl& CILUMILLII—Tb• ligli Mos. JASIESSIWART WORTLIY. ligrOn.Cßuasita—JAlLlS LIVICIE, Zeri. IL Heal. C.fiallburtes.lL? Adoipbe Hakim, Lg. Alward Winter. itc,3lL.P. OD. Leary Annuli, Ilig .J. O. Clem Alexander , Log. Lis Weelaaarisatt, Lg. Wilk, Climbs IL Limbos. Lg. .411mal sal" all. &WOW Wain. Ma/AA" =ridged, isad Trek et This =lea7 aLsotai gastes, ea the &papmperq da at Ilitlerisab et appr tresboid Liassitsid Oast lattabs. with or witbosfr gegalar or morgpsie, gasesatssi la titled or ties. sod, sod, as opal, sigials6se teem we more for Was or I abort periods . she receives mosey as deposit (or aged periods ealy, Si Ilan .111 be weed *pea. Ceremualaidoes to be addremeed to► Le itueser. AMMO LOWE. Secretary. Temporary Oakes, SO, laeateirdalgest, LC. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE sad LUZ iNnItANCN COMPANY. -lealsB. ". Ofbm•-I,lMiabliwyt. Limped : • mai 111. Payitay, laseasALC. 11.01111/11 ON MI OOMPLNY SIM 1180. Taw. lin Psemlums. Ws Primbuss. laverad rub& MI MOO L27.167' 6601.1124 1500 £rit,l79 £71,781 £atl,ll6l 1161 /2/0.11111 £l* .We YUMMY MI £lO7 £14150 £.1.114111,1115 The Wel ausent yil dims old by 4 elks is ittlbikelli fly. M. SWINTON DMZ buystery to Mb MN ATZI3I4 Brichbot Iscrebyry.= 11110ENT PIANOFORTE ROOMS. ADDISON cad LUCAS. Musk& kmSimeon Skims to ler **sty, 110, LION/ITATRICI. W. lEOLIAN HARPS, 12 whinge, 16e., 215., to rt.; strlans„ AI 114. Id. to SI kk.. 113 strlap, k. to At Hu ed. each, Cuss Included. ADDISON nod LUCAS, ISO, SZOINT-STREIT, W. CONCIRTIMAB.-48 Keys, Double Adios, AS lea to ?Ululates. ADDISON sad LCCAS. flO. 11G5ZC1.521211, W. D RITMS.—Side, 25e. to £4 Ilk. each ; Baas, At as to It ADDISON sad LUCAS, 210. 1 =IVITIXII, W. FLUTES.—Boehm's Council and Prize Medal, cylinder. a l e bandeaus mahogany co rosewood cue. /It lle., and ale lis. ; ditto, stinileg Oyer. IS "einem. Them lota ere pieseemeod by Mr. E. Wefts, th e eminent timer. be W Seet celeriac late wilb old system et Coni cal. 42 . h 1 t0 5.4 a . . - ADDiItOA sad LUCAS. tlO. IICOSET4IIII.IIT, W. GIYITARS.—The best Models, from £2 2a. to 1! (alarm each. ADOUIOW sad LOCALtie. RBOIRDSTIJOIT, W. H ARMONIUMS, from £8 Be. to 80 guineas. Moe Note hoe yper post ADDL9ON mad WO" ps, 11.202/41•417.11T, W. VOCAL HORN, highly finished,a Bs., ill Min. This In espeelally roccameimded to amateurs sad 0.0. Mecca as • Mentital d+* Wt Mad la moo lila pianoforte aooanps a at cas be plated as pa.• fished for the voice without or the me of crook . The time lea combination of the Trench and tenor hams, sad Y prodaced without effort. Mr. C. Harper Meads by appolat. meat to it.. tsar actions upon Mb lmtrament. ADDIAON aad WC/1.4. MO, LEO2I 143211.11111. W. AIIISICAL BOXES, by Nicole.—For Table— four Went, t velum : elr tunes. 6 sebum . eight tame. plow; twelve tam, 12 mamas. Overture Boxee, trout 12 to 30 'miaow rookie Bone • twv tams. 1 ranee terse tame, Cl Ila Id. ; four Puna St h lieudottne Bowe—Owes tease. his 6d. ; four tame. FAY : als tutw • LB to. each. Bow repotted. ADDItION God LIICA.6. 610, ItIOINT-Elitirl, W. CRINO L INK —Just publishe', a curious, mu g s. ILLUSTRATED WORK =CRINOLINE. price It with does, r folktne CRINOLINE in the POULTRY, 1710. CRINOLINE at VAUXHALL, 1730. CRINOLINE i la MODE, 1735. CRINOLINE a la MODE, 1745. CRINOLINE in ST. JAMES'S PARK, 1750. CRINOLINE at CHISWICK, 1700. CRINOLINE at CARLTON-GARDENS, 1785. CRINOLINE in HYDE PARK, 1800. CRINOLINE in PICCADILLY, 1864. CRINOLINE in our PARKS and PROMZ- N ALM PHILFtTi, pebbeber of the above. sad maker of the eekbrated Saadi Was, (Mink and Omer Japans.-17, Pkradlll7 11ERSON8 FURNISHING .a. will Ind CDTTIWITO IreCoongery Istahttshateat. 01.1011.D-BTABIT, a coevegiest Boars. A large stack of inanateetared goods always os sale. Settee-Plate Table Cutlery, Tea Trays. Bata . aiso Brushes. Turnery. and Cooperage goods. Beery article for the house and kitchen. Ccriag• paid 111ers above LS. BARLO Wl3 PATENT CASE STAND, new lavabos, so admirably coat:rived that a full bu t well well as wallet awls, slay ho railed or tilted on it labour at tremble. as adios le le hapalpable that the mama* of the moat limpid add br so possibility ma be clisweisd. Flies la., 12a., lea., to alt 46. 9, sad 18 galloa webs. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. le vent-peg required. No mere Sat beer ae bear wine. Prim le. id.. ditto, eleetropietok en—Apply direct tn JAMBS AJLIA)M, patentee, 14, Mang Wllliambetrset, Manelea-busen See that kb name mid diadems are an as artiebt . all otheissee spurious saltation, ingrimisp grada imeablislied let BEEHIVES. —Price Medal and Honourable Mestion awarded to G. N. and Sons. for Bee-brerand Honey at the various Fahllittioaa —NEIGH bullt'S I IteltalVlD OUT TAOII BLZ-11 aa originally introduced by George Neigh bour and Sons. with all the resent Improvements, three gimes, and thermometer. price Sit , securely packed for the counvay. Several important novelties are Introduced this seises, lochid ing the Woodbury Straw sad bar.esd-hams Him. price UM ed., te —Address, GSOll.Oi Ni110111301:1 aikil SONS, 127, HMIs Holborn, or let legenteteeet, Landes. FLD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICZ SOAP TARLITS, ad sad M. such, sold by all chandlers aad zrgthroughout the Madden : bug the public should ask elts, sad sea that tha same ed J. C. and J. YIELD is wo each packet. hot, and tablet. Pholseale sad Int esportatioa at the P ores. UPPER MAUR, LAMALTII, LONDON, g., where also may be obtalaed that Priam Medal Patellae Candles. LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALTDOR, an I. Orion Sal Botanical Preparation too Improving and %anti tying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom it impart* to the cheek, sad the softness and delicacy chick ft indoces of Use bends and arcs, lie capability of soothing Irritation and removing ell redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, &scoters. Nom, and other cutaneous vUthatieus, reader It indispensable to every toilet it obviates all the efeeta of climate on the akin, whether with reference to cold and incienwitcy, or intense solar beat, Prise Is IS sad la It per bottle.—Bold at 10), liatton.garden mud by chemists and perfumers. Ask for Rowlands' Kalyder, - sad hews,. of spurious and pernicious articles seder the nem* of " Catyder." rIORNS, BUNIONS. and DEFECTIVE TOE- Iv NAILS =TRACT= and CUE= ht one Yawata without essUe or the heat pan. b EINDALL, 83, Ragentetrret. Ladies attended by Kn. leadalt if preferred. Taney fa at Is. Mr leedsal has teethecalals from the Royal Payday, einoh L ;y: man. with therm& of Mbar; frern wi el i l ai r a the ki Wader to the follow Inc—lnes the RI ger. the Bishop of Landes :—" Mr. Amnia liss sle cared seem sores on my Net without giving any feln.'—"ldir ben Alexander, 18, it. Jamares.plsoe, tau had two large tftealle end a earn Inverted tram Ms art by Mr. kradell, sad eat etrcanty resommeed Ma' owns. U ssepsikarias endear& ININNEFORWS PURE FLUID MAGNEBLi has been, darted twenty-toe years, emphatically saes closed by the medical profeadoe, sad aniversaily socepted by the public. as the beet setaselly for &daily of the stomach, beast. hem headache. geed, and leidipalken sad ea • seed aperient for dettoabe annealnitart, mare especlaily for ladles and chit drat It is presred, In • state of period purity arid Of Wheat strength, by - DiNIMORD mad (o, In. Sew Boadaireet, Len der : and sold by all suesesebbb ebsealsbo thressbout the redL LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVEN' S - 6, MAY 18, 1864. ROYAL LYCIUM THIATRE. User the ash Meite el Mr. PICEITIL Mr. FICWIIIII will perform ea BATIYADAY lead, May IL Cleadiss, Mr. Hart : Poisalea Mr. J. arCalgbill obol/4 Mr. 0. Jordan Diertes. Xt. C. Veadeahcdt : Herello, Mr. J. a Mem ; Ist Oreeallapr, Ma H. Widdletadie :limb, Me. 7. Charles : Mama W. MriSr ai e. Moms.. 2y Madam{ Mart W CiAlett. Mee Lela Tiny. Adana Mks M. Meeasie ; sad elantesde, Mir Plowattly. The sewersearry sainted by 111. r. W. sins.Teibba—N Me Emu caem balimiat sad Nuelet eamereesear The whslezet be divided betirein the Mama sad the Dramatic College salmi W .- 1•1= .-- Wiz trove LI ti.llll. head tee May le will be cm hatarday, the tlet. AGRICULTURAL HALL. ISLINGTON. SVCOND INTIIINATIONAI. {HOW OS Foxhounds, Poinises. ENTIIIMI. lisMson Desebounds, MAIM% Greenman', V ela ' nad i r tinds ua ti BMA* Foreign Watch-doge. Vervain Minors. and Pda, to he held at ths Apieelturalatall, Islington, oa /VIOLS. datorday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, 2701, Ma Myth, Mg May, and tet, lane, Mt by order, I. SLIMY, dm AriCULTURAL HALL. ISLINGTON. Ile KOMI SHOW will 0P1.211 bit July. —lllllllllll ea the lath Jaaa—Prias Wet ere now reedy, Y/ may be obtained as ippiteellea b S. triDNIT, Sea AZI . .ICII4,TIJRAL-HALL, It= v ie wr i a t w a i latesaus. N THE OXFORD. THE MERRY WIVES OF wrinsink by OW Med* rod UN BALLO IS WA by Verdi. THIS ZYZNIKO, by Yu wbol• of the ow- Plasedar, Joastssaaas. eIIiIITION.—JOHN BROODIN recoaamentis V the public to have Ur drat Gold stated on the invoice— '. Pins Gold and Pew Geld,* as &gybed to Jewellery. being • &Iola& JOAN BRAXIDLNI3 GOLD CHAINS, and .11 &dicks naaantectnred by Ids, are mid upon this principle. and at the niaatitesterars' prises. ISaritilaciary,l4 lieniettootrsek Covet*. woe, N.C. Ames made of chains and jewellery for in each. —N.B. This sel.MYlasM in closed et I la the evesing, and an listurdays at 1. DIM MEI/8 TERCENTENARY KEEP- Aor wia—Tbe laid at Ac's Mai" la • sob box. . Ikl.—lbe Wk Seratal Gabs Locket, la.. by p tar I* samapa—Tbs ambet, Id.. by WS lot T slab . —TN bat Bea as eat* la.. bu mi cat ry st.acapa —C. 10, broad, sad la, Oatulda, ViH, constructed under Mr. KEIKHLL'I3 a rr tented Invention !secured by loyal Beal 17th lay, Me) carnet be surpassed for contort, appesranoe, and durability. Palatees treatment, sad only atm hours required. Treatise tree ter ernes tamps. Decayed Teeth stopped discoloured Teeth rased,Time seedente. Cessaltaliese tea—. 1. Gcu varierea, Beadeliest. W.. aa4 at Heaaetra-1411. Wrweragata. PRI/IMITATION TO MR. STANSPRLD, KP. - HALIFAX. TUESDAY. This afternoon a meeting, at which ;boot 8,000 or 10,000 pi** woo pram* was bold is the Mean. faintness" PisenieL HeMax, whoa a pion d plate eC the mar et sieve 800 piano WM 11114 S M Yc. Sire. hid, LP. by his tarditmests. in • Wass at appointee at Sir past stories; zed as • neck of sesidseice espond is has by hispolitiedtrieeds. Thatendreciabsi cowistsel mac. sidosat andelaketua holding Illeiadles. The pMar is hosati kW , deocesied with foliage. trotted the teems Con shiebb one beers the arias et MIS Haagen ooryonike, anodise ir is. tended far the aims of the titeestrild thasily, Se third for 6 crest and setts, nod the fourth bore Me inania. I Mos :—" Pwieseted at the Piesel6ll. LW*, as Whit I Taos*, ISt, $o Jaen ittereield. Jae.. Seq.. LP. for that bereseit, as it expression of the esteem and sonatinas with Ada he is rearaded by his ocestinteste Mr. Maas hid outlets supptelere reek at the While Swan Hotel a twao'sieek, sad smallest la preenden S. the Plow hall a ilatlie bins 8 o'olook. Pb... wets two bawls al saasisist tissprweeden. TM ism bad s veer ailankti insy of I skove . ve“ eland. 411 .44 *Orr*. 1 et the premiliade• si k j iir ri istis mia Irving mi et tooriamis, Mr. STASIDIELD stood terwsztl, end mid It wee lies* Tear dose he addromesi ties from Net my yet. Ile might tin to elk tie approval at a step obit& ho bad motored to take, be both. ties just jobbed her Majesty preened odebaidretioo. He Dow Mine More them solo, . . he wee ping toy to ask their conftrssaMot of unbar nip, but that vast seessibly end that theiemial wen la ilmoselves • complete jenifiestimt el the thane be had liseterly takes. (Obese.) Ho did sat we Ulm them to utter any unmanly complaint of the neap to which be bad been subjected, or to the menthe which be had to make, but he freely onfeseed that he preened the air comity and felt the duty of rellsquishing the poi whisk he had held for so abort a limo with bath whey end lapse To that port he had OM MOON with themes ! of purpose, and with so stint of time and Wow. la the midst of the sneaks of while he had bees the object be was able to show to the House of Commove and tie theatre that the amount. of the numerous and not shiphedbling and ship-repairing establishments had bees Owed on • footle. which would bear ecesperien with say private Ism (Others.) Provision had hese made for the itheinetie of smith roatlithilioes in the orpaithos ad saperrithe of bluer in her Majesty's dockyard', calculated to enable them , to occepete ea fair UM/ with the private shipbnildiag establiehmeats of this country. All these arreagemants ' required not merely to be Lid done ow paper, but oomelant watching sad con and • urea Web of time for ellevelep. moat, end therefore they would sodomised him whoa he maid that it was with both repot sod amity that he faced his work so seddeely broeght to • close. Mr. Stens. Feld then expressed his pleasure that he had been =needed in his Ace by Mr. Childers, la whom be had the greatest oonfideeos, en the sons at his experienee sad his sympathy with Mr. Sliandeld's views on Aetna* matters. With Memos to the matter whisk bed that day milled them logellese, he weld my that all who thaw him (Mr. Stain bid) would be aware that foe many lug years be bad felt and &owe • deep interest in the nese of Italian linty sad iadepsedeare. (Chan.) To-day all Bodied held that • bet be had held it whoa it was sot so °unman as sow. He would tell them what bad bees manly the cease of his earlier faith. It was due, above everything elm, to the personal influence of Gee 1131114 when he happened yean ago to thaw. Need be name that man He meant Joseph Maxeini (Cheers.) But that men had bad aa . exceptional eaten. (Mats might have done the work of statemnes. 'them the work warrion, but his bad bees the preenzeries work. He had instilled into the side of his •fflritryls se the kiln, which was to be the faith, and the hi* whisk wee to overcome all ObAbOiBll is the way of the unity cif a divided eenatry. Mr. Sienna thee called attention to the eulogistic 113111111er is which Garibaldi bad recently spoken of Musial They all knew of what Masziai bed been accused. He (Mr. Stens. UM) knew Menial to be incapable of such • crime. (Greet theariag.) He asked them to put themselves is his plece—he Inked then if he was to have been so base sad cowardly as to deny the friendship of long years, would they have deserted him !—(air of " No, —neither would he. (Cheers.) And therefore he appeared before them that day. Now, be wished to do judos to whet he thought prejudice, whet It wee beastly entertained. He !sew that there was as immense prejudice against Mune it this meaty bat he would say to them hesitate is veer jadpaeat as to that great Italian patriot, attach some weight to his (Mr. Stanafeld'e) testimony, for he had given some pledges of the sincerity of the oormictioss which he entertained re specting him ; for having deluded Manini, he had become an object cif attack. He begged to refer to the debates he the Hum of Comeau oe this quetiou. Oa the fiat night as which he did that which be felt to be his first mid Merest duty, be defended as absent and wrongly I accused man. Some questions were put es to his I implication in the @opposed design, but the Hoare of Commons felt it the cv unworthy proceed ing to endeavor to extract evidences which might injuriously admit • man pomibly to be treed for his life in a foreign court. (Cheers.) The House of Commons told him sot to mower ; be was not thinking of himself, he was thinking of the man whom be was defeedieg ; therefore he did not answer but ie • few days there cams a change over the spirit of the dream.* Some chance Deemed to epee to political parties siting on what is celled the shady side of the bum, sad the motion was brought forward which wee intended to ccedennt him sad force the ministers to throw him over, or suffer lone for refuting to desert him. I Then he did answer, sod after he bed spoken, the Prime Minister, with the fidelity to colleagues and subordi nates which had ever distinguished him, and with • which was inbred in his very nature, rose to his de fame, sad said that his (Mr. Standeld's) explanation the perfectly satisfactory. (Cheers.) Then there was • hind of his who also came to his rescue (31r. Forster), end besides him there was • speech—the memory of which would never pus from his mine—from Mr. Bright, which was simply and absolutely perfect in fie eloquence sod in its truth. Well, that evening came to a close, and resulted in • narrow majority spinet the hostile resolution ; but his friends on the shady side,aod one or two os the &they eide,who seemed to prefer the shade, bad not yet dose. On the night before the Easter vacatioa Lord Ele h o asked the Prime Minister if he (Mr. fitansfold) had tendered his resignation. The Premier then came forward and mid the resignation had bees tendered, but that he did not think it nommen to accept it. He Lad refused to accept it, and had asked him (Mr. S.) to reconsider his decision. (Three cheers were here given for Lard Palmerstee. ) So this second act la the drama pained over, and many fried' told him that hi troubles were now at an end—(laughter)—but be did sot think so. He knew ton well the eaters of sours of his ("pothole He knew too well the state of parties mid the party object in view. Now the Prime Minister having refused his resignation, the question remained entirely is hi (Mr. S.'s) own hands. He determined to deal with it himself according to his sethe of whet was Deceestry and right. He knew that the object was to ' wound • minister who bad refused to damn him, be knew something d the state of parties and the chances of snows@ ; be asked no counsel, bat as to facts be had made up his mind. Before the Fester holidays had elapsed he announced from his old seat below the gangway the fact of his resignation. Then there come • few more words from the Prime Minister, words so fall of generous appreciation, and more than appreciation, of his serviess, that they could sever pass from his memory; and then came—why, thee came • sithen—(laughter)—and • panes, and • weeder. He had I cealleoged inquiry and discussion. No one took up his glove. He bad now told to them all ; he left to others to point the meal. (Cheers and laughter.) Mr. Bluefield then proceeded to comment briefly as the toadies foreign and home gentian in polities, and Geisha& by thanking his felkew-toweemen for the mark which they had that day I given him of their eselidethe sad esteem. Foatrra, LP., aloe addressed the mauling. HORNIMAN'S Tu is aboio• sad strong. moderato la prim sad ~mow to us. Timm advsaispebsve moos/ kr this tmk, peers! ersterisca IS Is mold la pailisis er vas LITERATV'RE. The Life and Genius of Shakespeare. By Timm; Kamm London : Longman. This is in many respects a remarkable work, and in nothing more than its independent boldness. We cannot but admire Mr. Thomas Kenny for his eoursgeous departure from many of the beaten tracks of criticism, and for the gallantry with which be walla some of the very strongholds of popular belief. He at least cannot be charged with flun keyiam. Like Mrs. Wittitterly, he forms and ex /imams a vast variety of opinions on his own as count, and quite unconnected with as y other opi nions. We cannot always agree with Mr. Thomas Kenny. We cannot, for example, assent to his very disparaging judgment of Coleridge. We, on the contrary, are of opinion that "The Ancient Mariner" alone is enfacient tojuntify the renown of its author. Whilst we thus differ from Mr. Thomas Kenny, we must do hire the justice to say that his book is one of very great merit. lie has manifestly be stowed intense study and long-continued labour upon its subject ; he has endeavoured faithfully to com prehend the genius of Shakespeare, and to expound it according to its special ensaifeetations in his works. If he have not altogether risen to the height of his great argument, it is because the mind that could fully comprehend Shakespeare's must be one of similar capacity and power, and Mr. Kenny is not the man to claim an equality with his subject. The biography is well arranged, and well narrated ; it contains all that is known of Shakespeare, or that is likely ever to be known. The craning& on the several plays are marked by vigorousithought, though the strength of the thought is frequently diminished by the florid language in which it is wrapped up. Where the author writes calmly his style is re markaby chaste and expressive ; there is an elegance in the turns of thought and language he employs, which are the more pleasing that they are wholly unstudied, and owe their charms entirely to them natural grace. We think Mr. Thomas Kenny's work on the whole a valuable addition to our Shakespearian literature ; for although he con tributes nothing new to our stores of information, be throws much new light upon old materials, sug gests many relations between them, and points out several signification& which are quite fresh. THE PROTESTANT ALLIANCH -A large number of the members and sepporters of this society break/steed togvtber yesterday at St. Jan.ea's-hall, under the presidency of Lord Lithium Amongst the guests were the Hoe. A. Kinsaird, M.P., the Hon. Captain F. Maude, Ca ptain Layerd, Colonel Walker, Captain Low, Mr. T. Q.C., Captain Story, Lientment-Cokeel Young, Mr. J. Mr. C. Bird, the Rev. W. M`Call, the Rey. S M . Ac ari=. , the Rev. C. Peat, Ac. It appears that during the past year the ordinary subscriptioes and dosatiom amounted to 1,539!. 31. 3d., being an increase of 260/. 4.. 3d. over these of lest year. To these must be added the spacial eeetributious to the Spanish Priscoen Fund of 364 f. 94. 9d., sad to the Prise Fond of 79/. 4a. 63., nuking with the halter* of teat year and the sale of stock a gross total of 2,421!. 13s. X, being the largest amount ever received in any year. The expenditure during the tame period wee 2,052/. 2s. 83., Maytag a balance in hand of 3691. 10s. 9d. Addresses were delivered by the Rev. W. WOO, the Rev. C. Press, Mr. T. Chambers, tied Colonel Walker, and the proceed** then terminat e. klearrit OF LONDON. -The weekly return issued by the Registrar-General states that in the three last weeks the mortality has undergone hardly any enctuation ; and ie that which waded on last Saturday the deaths were 1,306. The deaths of persons seder twenty years of age were 636 in the second week of May, which is 12) leis than they were is the second week of April ; and those of persons at sixty years and upwards were 240, and showed a decrease of 55. The average number of deaths in the nineteenth week of ten years 1854-63 is, with a correction for inaesse of popu lation, 1,2N3 ; nod the present retort is therefore rather in IDIOMS of the number estimated for the second week of May. Both bronchitis and peetimmia con tinue to decline ; 105 deaths are referred to the former, and 61 to the latter. The corrected average. for those diseases ars respectively 99 and 80. Phttusis, from which 170 deaths are returned. exhibits an average rate of mortality. Fifty children died of measles, sof whom were in the sub-district of Hackney. Meaelea, scarlatina, whoop ing-cough, and typhus produced nearly squat &meant. of mottality. and so symotic disease predominated io the week. Seeristina was fatal M 51 eases, and 4of these occurred in /temente,* East, and 4 in Limrdionse. Six deaths were caused by horses or vehicles in the rumba A boy was suf focated by the fumes of a brick.kile. A man died after 12 days' Meese, of idiopathic tetanus. A charwoman, agd 73 Teem died at the 97th alt., at 14, Newetreet, Birthed- ! green, from breochitis, accelerated by wee* of food. Let week the births of 963 boys and 973 girls, in all 1,936 children, wen registered ie Loodoe , la the ten 00179. *paladin weeks of the years 1864.63 the average number (corrected) was 1.964. At the Royal Observatory, Green wich, the mean height of the barometer is the week was 29.738 ie. The reading fell to 29.44 in. on Monday, and ran 30.04 in. on Saturday. The mean teuipsrature of the air is the week was 51.7 deg., which is 0.2 deg. above the avenge of the same week is 43 yeah (as determined by Mr. Glaisher). The mean daily temperature was below the average on the first four days, above it en the wit three days. The lowest night 141112p0111611141 was 38.5 deg. on Sunday ; the highest day Numerative was 70.2 deg. on Saturday. The raw is the week was there. fore 31.7 deg. The mean daily range was 16.4 deg. The dieereoce between the mien dew-punt temperature and air temperature was 6.8 deg. The mean degree of humidity of the sir was 78, complete saturation being represented by 100. A thermometer in the sun attained 117.5 deg. as Saturday. The mess of the highest temperatures of the water of the Mums was 57.4 deg, ; that of the lowest was 65.1 deg. The wind was geweray in the est. rain-fall was 0.39 is., nearly four-fifths of white moaned as Monday. The deaths in Vises., as rellerned A a Dr. Clatter, were 486 and 457 in the weeks mem, • 30th and May 7th. when the temperatures were 54.8 and 44.0 deg. respectively. Foaron-o►rics, MAT 17.—The Queen bee been err& to eppome of M. Tbeopbile ebeeetio. Ns mead et stereo ter ►ie Majesty the Him et tie (isaiPed. la. Ammonia.) ADDAMS OP THS WSJ:LINO HAN'S GASP BALDISH 177 ND coriurria 70 GINEHAL GAIMALDI. _ General,—You have ineeribed on your flag the name of many glorious tats, all fought fey the liberty et as people wisseevar your as wall mash ; and tbe ape begampberee bins your muse whit lava( tbasktulams. You ban disposed of kingdoms and malaise& • working Im the hero a as people. a ratr we admire yea peaaky farm viskeles, as admire 100 mask men foe you delay eel oat you have oar seembaquLbd, but you have been Winged ; yea your defeat,—b• rood ti dila, O Ciadbaldi i tta dine wok pgatqc, aria • nobler boa, than oven your marks. Nab time you fell, like • sew kolas you roes up again mere Wale Ikea ever; sad fa that awful wbenlett shoat ease—abet you In ant whisk wag umadesrtoilhe oasis, was you bad to leave even uaboriodthat whisk was • iba nit s a ire di7 4 :o i tbe wi tosa—pwdos tb 4.• me z eni_ol to mentioalveritbase7:lla.kbeal r - . - 1 - 4, it wee - them tint yes were the umarallided hmo, you repeated the watekwaed—dttty—ead you turned year step hem Roam to Vedas. Wilma yea mere again sot ideated. ad vampaleited,.bat betrayed Vekerancia—dad you throw year sword away in • . . No; you prepared your platte, sad yon con ,llVtort kingdoms. h d anatter hub% you • mediae—sonde* keg--yes Fla the Voltam% to torn towards Route, sod WINI N always clothe pith at duty, yea were mat by lite saidises of that care kit . wheruir will perhaps debt is, allei dawn erdmisg yew wen sot WIWI did yea slier a wool 7r ... desprik ? sod sow that your sarew is so temealowey mimed tau yea hammed pity wood lee—iamb tatsew from it the soared wood deny ?* tiriYald4 huh' uttmed the eq " Rome or death." is alive, sad Rome is cot ben. ROONI/111, do sot denseir ; yet* tarn Will come. Two yetis ego yoit aided open an busmen the follow m bap yes in your march apse Rome ; your blood shed at I Aapromeete has bed you how loamy slaves me eel left, sad thereon the esecenoes task then is yin to fatal. The wawa you receive sew in our load shows that all ' here admire, if all do not yet approve at the eaample you Ikea gave to the world. Ws lad rousted your appeal to elicit at lad • aural oath= to your movement ; when you fell we appealed to our Imantryntee to protest apish this blughwhou mime, wheat for doe ren=t seeds ve doubt of Providing*. We aro rood of the part we than took, happy if oar feeble 'Darts to say way prepared oar countryman to nedweseemd nay bow noble is your aim. bow grand the example yea Imos eel to the work{ Mesh bad hewn to deohnof the add* mimeos of huatemiiy. Ifes,noble Geri. ane w it will he your muted glary that yoa wiD hue, is • anew, oompieemete tat its soot of bet, eseepleatmes tor the sell& timeline el iadividital sod minuet cosespeelista, ad up a liriag studied of emulatiag love ; that you have shown how • mesa ought to light for his itiod ; how nation are baud by sa iodkodublo chain. We feel list we cosset at • time whoa you are courted by overran and whoa the caltunniee agaisat have bob rupewed with more Weed thaa when eves the sante ef • Bullish reieister reeposted by all ISMS been 4r a ll al More the warts of the mu who has his soldiers sated - as the home of your easetry--ond that because of his Mead. ship is we feel, we repeat, bound to protest aloud that if the name of Garibaldi is beloved by all fro English. sou beams be has held op so high the flag of Italian unity and ladependesea, we cannot forgot the eau who ham in. whod that motto upoa it; ad Mid whatever dipLootacy er policy ma bare to my, we shall jots in our beams sad tuck oar ah to repeat the woes of Garibaldi sad at Maaei with the gam* lOTWIIOII. Although practically the result of oar diode has been bus WA*, we still are happy to remit into your Mode the watt,* era's Messy—ibis trifling sews (761. 1U la) mass teem about 111.000 Our hu t Owl they win be plod it "hey bear that you hare accepted it, know ing that as far as Igor it will help you towards Om aramendohmeat of Y lto °demi object we had in view was to proont you with some tortimode of sympathy and respect for your penes sad the caw yes represent; we have felt Not we soda not do it better than by wag this mall amount has your hawk. knowiag as we do that it will same the right man, and therefore will be the best way we oould fled to *woe yea. (dived by the delegates ea behalf et the aemesithe.) This address was psewoled to Caused Outbid* at tin residua, of Mr. Bsely, M.P., as the 19th of April. The depaterioe having met • &potshot of working mac from Frau., they eimehed -areene men to the Kum* of the General, who, speak* to them alteenstely la English sad in Freach, told thick Mil& ankh be was pleased to see them thus united, and that the solution of the problem of futurity was is that vory uniea sad nederstnoding of the Freseh and &glib working thaw fie then made • few reamers on the Roman gustiest old declared his ..dicer to sacrillot ths recenasta id his shattered body to the do !lyceum of Rome, that as loag ea that nest ot evil priest• which was at Rome would be left there, kusaa ouscdeoce could not be sod to be frees He thanked the Working Mittie Garibaldian Fund Com mittee for their martiolo, and accepted the subscription on the understanding that it was as ammunition. Os the Sith of April the following address was wars muted by a deputation of the setae 0110101itt411, hail by Mr. J. A. Nicholay, toJoseph Martial : " Illestrieue Sir,— We have doomed it teameary to cone sad proem you with a copy of our address to Galena Garibaldi. Ws have felt that ha welcoming the glorious sward-boom of freedom we were welcoming you oleo; his triumphal entry into our metropolis misuse moist frOWtr is' of your long suffering end peromerance. That flag which be carries so nobly you placed it in his hands ; wad that friend which we have tumid, we owe him to you —yea, his tacker. " May your if, be spared long euough to see your country free and nailed ; free from priestly, from foreign, and from imbrue oppromiou—aeited in all its member. ; sad may you thee, meatilwarm with Garibaldi, mood the Copilot, to beheld • Lynam free, happy mesa, the oration of year thoughts sad of his deeds." (Sighed by the delegates as behalf of the committee.) Joseph Mated lent the follow's; rely : "My Maeda, I feel deoply grateful lr the address with whisk you hue bosomed me. A good, oared, epostansoon shake et hoods frost unmet and warm patriots—hem an beleogieg to the due I prize the most, and to which t h e (reds of future progresoos are,in my °deice specially ..trusted—s, is rusted—, aftera storm of obloquy and 'calumnies, etreagthesing sad shaven. The mark Of sympathy which through me you give to • thin oouttry—the truly noble hoop in which you addromed the acknowledged chid of the beet of that country—the wishes you uproot for our unity, liberty, and indepeoderme, will be known to my eons trymen. They will eoccrusge them ia the struggle mamas. fully bogus, not yet enniplesed ; they will impart to those who ate mound; for the lad betake • sew feeling of duty, an additional degree of faith ; sad they will eektobek be. two= you and the Italian working clause a link which will batman thus to came more powmfd mid bandied results than all the protocol, of • woes-nut, immoral, or cowardly ditierneey. ' Radios es us ; we reckon' oa you shall try to fulfil, through jaciassot afoot, by thought sod dud, the pro grenue you point out. You will tend whatever help you aim, sod above all, that loud perebitteg impression of moral sympathy which, comic g from a greet nation, is • rod force oa the seen We shall endeavour to reconquer from Austria the barrier gives by God to Italy, ear Venetian Alp, not merely for • local Interest's lake, but in the same of • great principle, and as • help to all thole dis membered, tramplel-upon nationalities, eboostAnstria keeps under an equal hoodoos. You will teach your ectuntrycou our rights, the rights of tkom aatictedities, and that the I only real powerful barrier to be raised ageism threatened eacroachmenta of loonies is not in erunurping despotic and doomed power, but in young associated populations enjoy• tug freedom sad ready so fight tar it. We Midi, sooner or later, bend our steps towards Rome, there to soma the celiac of oar natiostality, and proclaim oa the mime of papacy, freedom of conscience for all mankind. You will make oar task easier by reminding the forgetful is your land that lance now fauvism years • great mime is hen ' briuraphut is Roam, hod that Europe, who shrinks from lotteries:um for good, might at lust to protest utoemantly spinal isiterferenoe for evil. " May Ragland and Italy be for ever friends ! and may their fnendstiip, grounded o• a common faith in God% truth and justice, be the *Mains of that really holy alliance of satiate which must one day cancel • state of thiops the foasdations of which am mllithr sae and violator, sod majorette an era of peace and longmodurum mood, boo. —Ewer gratefully yours, " J ours Merest. May 6, 1666. " To Luc Sparkball, Hoe. Sec.. " 21, Edward-street, Black friars-road." NORTH LONDON RAlLWAY.—Yasterday a special poerel meeting of the proprietors was held at the row : peny's nano, Easton statios, for the poeppeeswe of takisg into • cossideratios a bill sow peak!, in parliamwt for 6111110- I rising the Loocks sad Smith weans Runs, Company to • realm asd maintain a rise of railway from Kenairatos to Richmond sod inaction lines, communicatiog with the Hammersmith sad City Railway sad the North and Heath Westin Amities Railway negatively, end for sone , rising arrangeniesta with divers railway companiee. and fur other pagan Mr. Wollaatoo Blake, the chairmen of the sonipoy, 'feuded. and stated that the meeting was a morn matter of farm. Tin Loudon end South Wooten Company had a bill before parliament la whin there wen datum empowering them to make • trade arrangement with this counpasy. Of course so on mold object to such powers Wog takes, imams& us they might sushi, the North I Load= lice to commaniens with Ridumall ; sad begged therefore to move that the sessat at the meeting be gives to the bill. This was naciaimosidg rigged to, sad the prcandisp tonaisand. 0111IFAL PALAGIL —Oil SWUM DAT. KAY H.—Admitting was papirm6, Ain; lOW by soma tisksb. 1,016 ; Istai„ 16.1166. [TWOPENCE TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. llorris's tizaawsal THE NAVAL ENGAOZMILNT IN THZ NORTH 81A. HAMBURG, HA 17. - - . _ A communication from Rear-Admiral Tegethoff denies the 'statement published in several journals that her Majesty's ship Aurora manoeuvred to separate the Austrian frigate Behwarzenberg from the allied squadron. The Aurora was at anchor off Heligoland until the close of the engagement. PRUSSIAN CONFISCATIONS IN JUTLAND. 00PRIMAGIN, MAT 16,1050 A. m. It is officially announced that on the 14th inst. the Prussians in Jutland continued their oonfiees tions of goods and horses. Large quantities of the wire from the government telegraph lines were also carried away. FRANCS. PARIS, ILky 17, Emma. The Paris evening papers of to-day deny the miaow. of Baron von Beast having been received by the Emperor, the former not having visited Paris. La Prance of this evening, speaking of the reports as to probable ministerial changes, believes itself able to assert that no change will take place, at least not during this session of the Corps Legislatif. CHURCH RAT IN NEW PARISHES. Yesterday evening a üblic meeting was held in the sew Iron Chunk Bawredblde, Bernalss, fe ; r ea th e perpor of te tar eoridentiee the Att u, ey • "Chants and New Perdue Act Arend asset BM.' which stride for wooed reading in the Hour of Ovaries nor Friday even*. It was rated in the an nouncement arbag the urea& the aiteutiee waged are be called to the maser is which rasa rare were levied in the setenehe perish or listlmil-grea, are spill up into • begs amber el eressierier direfor Yr. C. Oowitsn. who me abed to the risk. rid that the object of the Attorney-Generare hUh, which rerred error el *lO deans; weerta se apply to re *bah of the 1.6110 awe weirs well a ie *OM whir might be f= ia farm yews, be thought Orin the rarest err of the ehereb such • romonsat oa the ;art of the govereeneet woe lAghly rjudielom TM bill was in direr oppartme to the premiss of 8k Bober Peel when he Wandered the Church Act 4 1828 ; and he thought art Meer clumennen, es well es diemeeers, shouldemsfernpdisepweersei tir eate. foe the rear of the bill if weed would be that t =abes now free from aura rates would be saddled with _ _ _ Mr. C. Sem* sad that envy year made the law of chili rates inane mitigate, sad 4 wristhemem7, thsidallt that they should watch all points of the law in their most &Mae applications. WM be mid ellen tesderred with Sid Grey, m 1834 ea ditnentieg grime* hi itevibip ' mid that the Rotund result of diesel* seirmiples meat be the sistroction of the church, and that churohnieu saw that as dearly as diesuirs theniaelvea He tho u ght, Wade* that disesteem ought to Mege what they wan and what they intsoded to do, so that the. might be some moil dignity is their proceedings. He ht Lord Grey was right, sod he for one bud sever ImMaid to Mime, as • disaster, that be desired the eiveganos of %beano* free the state. He easteaded that the Merck esteblishment was the krrtsst impeameat to named veligtoe, sad the mod mathinery ia exiskinee for proinelieg re lm eefe hd oluded by movie( the Ant renolutioa t—" That this samitag depreeseei • lepllesell and conspuisery system d public womb* aad minim lembleg in Sr i me, pr i x whatever km, as Meg matrary to ter MI6, and unjust to the Mims who bear that imeg ; but that is inteemily eggs aliell trim, m as the preemie sleati d the Ladish iiierareby, It leimigneti to sup ' port testhings which are either sot uplimble at all or not to be exphined ie say ems which in net hostile to the written weed of God, sad espeelelly trim , as under the 1 r ni t of this parish. the depressed sompalese y support of is Wined In term which ousted from the • ' the nal UM*oa of the tow." (It appears that/ -• in lietkuil-pees there Is m eatrael Meath ram, but the amount esmary for the repeat of the labels oI the church is resod audit whet is eaßsda " oomptettion nee.") The Bev. Mt. Hoorn megonsisd the emit* tad gobbed out the nature of the grievance of white the parishienem Bethnal-mese bad to emplala. No one teem' to know bow es whoa the act pried threeeh partiatemt, but every me knew that it ossifersed almost makthisid poem epos the vestry to rate the parish for aim* parptete, He emplained that may items were paid oat al church rates which were else* illegal. gni all 3i Ace Ist bat bed boob for the beadle, visitation, oonitrinatioe, and ether tete, am poems of elegies of organist, payment of pew-opetion, Such charges be cosaidered it was the duty of the pa madmen to Met. The resolution was put to the muslin, sad it wag mai. meal adopted. Mr. J. C. WILLIAM mono the mooed =solstice : "That m the churches erected under the several church building aces were built ou the diesel usderstanding, re peatedly aspremed la parbamet, Mt they me sot to be maintained by meals cd church r and, notwithetaadieg, advertent he. been take: 44l a the ambiguous language of the statutes to attempt to levy church rates is new parities, this meeting is of opinion that the Church Building AM ought sot to be re emceed by pastime* wiliest the imertim of • clam Muth wi ll distinctly prohibit the impseitise ef Muth= ce satemyere for such a purpose, and that accordingly a psi times the Howe of Comma be signed by the meeting, sod that the borough membees in emended to support Ile prayer." He west over at great lerigth the history of ciugh-rates, and contended that the Attorney-O th ers, had embpdied he he bill what mammal had explicilly declared Mad not be dose. lie bad mason SO believe that the l Atteruey-General intended by this bill to throw impedimeota in the way cf a settlement of the church-rate question. and be had moon to believe that the learned gemisma would propose to modify his bill, by leaving eat altogether the clam relating to church rates, so sit to Ism the quietism madly where it Mood at pee - met If the scheme of the A tigney-Omegal wen allowed to peas • pore injustice would be dose to the noi-cen forndwg police of the eommoity. (Hear, bear.) N i cati a z as could more noise than to permit Meths* to In by voluntary contributioas throughout the cattail, aid thee to allow the whole community to be taxed for their support. (Cheers.) The Rev. H. D. NORTIDIOP MOOSild the motion, which was unanimously adopted. A petition to parliamest embodying the .bon resolutions was Shoo agreed to, and mimed to lir. sty Mos sod litr. Biala for premetation, and the ememing separated. - - - THE PEACE SOCIETY. This society held its forty-eighth anniversary meeting at Finsbury Chapel, Finsbury, lent eves*, esti was pretty numerously attended. a great proportion of the heieg isembess the Sesisty of Moods. Joomm Awl, Seq., presided, and as the *sterns were Mr. Ebbs Burritt, the Rev. James Los& the Bev. A.Good, the 1t.,. Pax toe Rood. and the Rev. Dr. Campbell. The Roc H. RICHARD. the mormary, read the report, in whirl the committee expressed their sordid gratitude to her blejesty's governante t for baring hitherto misted all attempts Is adz Mawr ia the Anton/on, the Polish, or the Nilo- Gonna' war io whirl policy they had bow upheld by pubhe °violas. The cosh aerosol stated that the &rosiest is hand oe 14th May, RAI. was 441/. 11.. W.; sad the receipt' for the year. 4041. lia., seeking • teed at 11111/, lAs The expeditors for the year wee 1,8794 12s. 3d., leaving • balance I. band at 521. 3a. 9s. . . Mr. & BOWLY. of Gloucester. moved the first resolution : —•• That this ineetieg, while adhering to the principle ,on which the Pesos Society is based—that all war to opposed to the aphit sod pretepte of Christianity—caorot bet re joice over say disposition shove by the governments of the civilised world to adopt them maxims and mamma of pracitical policy which have a ter:drag to diminish the cus tom of appealing to the sword. They ere, therefore. emit chilly gratified at the prelimsl of the Emperor of the Free& in favour of these measures of arbitration. and the simul taneous reduction of armaments, for 'IAA the Moods of peace have oolong and so earnestly reetualed.* Yr. ELIKU YUKRIIT seconded the remilutioe is a speech. in the sours@ of which he highly eulogised the Emperor of the ' , remelt fir ptomain' a magnet lane year. The resolution was carried uesaimously. The Rev. PAXTON HOOD moved That this mistiest; vstefully ackeowledges the wisdom and firmness with which her Majesty's ministers have abstained from inter fering by form of arms in the American, Polish, or Dees- Genoa. wars, which could only, is each case, have entiretied the area sad aggravated the hereon of the coeffict. It sar asstly hopes that the government will sot °sly adhere to this policy of forbearance as respects Europe end America, but that it will extend the same to ear Eastern relations, se that England may wit 'pia have to blue beton the world for such acts as those moody perpetrated I. her aurae is Chime, and Japan, acts all the wore ioddsosible r is our tweet expo sons la India has proved that be the East as la the West, the most wasthatety sad bums, podgy is also the most sasossetaL" He eisearibed the Inagell date it Groat Ma* and said he was sands, ugh to be lieve that God mast to do with the wodd at hop what be had does for Great Britain. _ _ .....ibli ia•: iIIIIIIIILO2I 0 iscesded, sal tin maintioa limb( bona spool to, the melba apiesteL