The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-28 00:00:00

1, i 5.... i ‘lll,---• . •'' . .5 0 •• -Zee" 1.•••••-art i C. 7 1--- D 1 ......Ir..re e -/ - 2--e• r 7 • . .- 7 . ~ ' , • • • • : ':.; .; • , . . ~1 , / , r .rt:s • i e (EArlitl rit 4 1 , ---i • - •,:,s 0.. T . • ..,•,• • . Na. 3,886.) LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1859. (Stamped id. Adak), fr II B DAI L Y NBW 8. THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD MUSIC. . itIPLUINT4TION 07 THE MI22OPOLIS. Nzw Mwrsorourate BosoLl i :lje may be thought MlleirAly i -....- that soma all the Ism es well as these ... up PROPRIZTORS et the m DAILY NEWS" ag - TUN ZOLDZIN OP SON 07 TIM 00NPAN T --s•-- / m g t . c o b ms, L ao ni . added to Green std Woolwielt, an we t anfildently tubas Wog hed soder Web otsiderstiou maims demob, supply- rtes. 6 0 . 66 . LICUZIO &OIL. awe ....0 at MR, HENRY UMW 8 CHOIR. , in their tharacter, as to justify their Wog included is the ip eegu ler eels with s FIRST-CLASS NEWS- 111.214.012 , eels 1441 C: et Os Made le swamp The following was the program:tins of last night's The Metr oPo l ita n Bm°4l E bs Ccininittri "ri m* " titoiroPoStell r•Pworrliniall. Bat it mend be bond in tea 6 ..„114211E P1e1... 0 1. 0 == omen at St. Marties Hall : %Mos f t sew folly request the inesetlon d the enclosed in the that so rapid is the swag oy pordottos aseee g L e edom, Met PAM at • semidwable Raked= of Pries, have ilshr- t• Ism Brims., at the Editor's earliest convenience : It is almost certain that, before the MOM of 1871 Mall b• mid le intreint• the praebe satamisly adopted OM the =WOW MOMPIAIWOMOODO OF 6 - 4 4 - 6= N a me takes, all oddest will have witinly lost their rural feature& Osaltrat alai ia Use UMW Swess, sal b sup* th• yew cute ame r=ro aWC 121.2.1 1 . 447,..,,,. "AU wadieres ea . zy .. niteded • kr= 100 SCHEER Thai woo the VINOD for iselading them Is Sir B. Hail'. Ast M arms egadelly edvestageose larders ben ham* at Rad- ;A ti r i e r ti = 6 . ll wWWw h. 111 M a;. ; II Olt be a ratiol Was" l e n t FOR TEX RE.DIVISION 07 THE METROPOLIS ~_rall the Ilite . _rump has been held valid for that /600 , 11Wh. ~,.ale Nee et Mary Lolls sway Sabwelpti•as paid direct to Baikal's. abeiebswesweltr7s e r i ceue-•• The bee Is es Ilts INTO PARLIA.MINTARY BOROUGHS; 76 2 a re 7....t e rP altah b° ,21. 1 %. m m ON Loosl sad AFTER the IsT DAY of FEBRUARY NEXT rise c o=v i ird i a . Pli t ss a i ter v v,a dui h i m Le esiTANall ST NIL =ARLO WOW ILT, Or mast= ; Menagemeni Act are Tars dolt with except Respell. It Ws TRAMS of SUBSCRIPTION, payable ia wham, a me ter • J sm- R.....maded oksozminstdoe) 110 the wadi- is Ms motel to form • borough by itself, and the adjoiniag . .... ain liwiti• mai , :aI :VG, et Airmiles i rlr= ma ria l he ll etibla ine Seealee eased • list gat i g e b tri a labs as was : mama le teem Os see el Nktelse` .. . Tawww.6.6. ww tuencias for thdr by the lAmelitia ones me already too large to admit of asy oddities, - It is 111 MOTTO . ONE TUX redel . WTS 924 .... a ..... ..,. nwstieg at ths Lowden Mir- therefor* omitted ; but it la tbat it might very Paliendei spy . .11110.. id 4 0 or se be as aurest stores em Th o a.,..'"l tam ftt ..... !r ia s t a, gib ik kot r iL, u l a nds °a aretrJewarry, ill, conveniently form an additio borough In combination (It meat ts Lanai tor Irina sato be row es se Osessdeses LIMY OP LONDON. with Homey, met nnamotmtatdy omitted by Ste B. Hall Perred, ea anus rrS ell Et""L ihs , eh _, dimly rule fees Abentionre mho, -ii 2 is I tor. feces his ere. 11 ( IMO si thrattare ".. ..p 23 . 2 . 1 a - i - ....Fm r ...A. asoronseiitii rem isjt oisat: * Irtisia c tsr. P ... FLIIIiews. I Kan. SONINfid eery .. . . I• 10 .. 410 0 ... swim .," ir ...... 4 nz a s '- ;t o I. ""hE Part ade teen se OW Noe 0 . iAI it A_areh. ' • - Amass Proportion to sob ILP. of The pseud pries Of eh WsehOPei copy ot th • par , is 5ieVg...."*".....i=...., 1.., oeses" J. w r en &SUM 16 4e. pee MIZOW, and of a stem* copy 16 10.., thus ftt„....„ es must ar *Ohs Sad 4=l ilds sehollon, ta oor alb* wee amt OW swifeketeM iowEst Balmiest. Dareedis /14 thaw IMO Involve a redmaion qf more dm cow- died es de 40 - ememiales4seseerea os oboe, setae ime S UMO kc this sawn, that It dillied Mb* ahoblail dle lied Astikle. ' W I. new It mows: Aker. Snow a sew anis . •••• - ri weds et the aid Who oil Magili she& alai Mb find Per the des delivery of these papers, although distributed ,Ipoi so arms ass alas aiiiisses_ess is 17di assawies, whirl pima as bezhmelfbis Mr .at lOW ill Jew, errs map ga . senses ...... .. 7 .... 41 e UAW 2.317 i C 6 7 ,1 1. OW lee oast pert by the ordiaary WWI MIMS the pearls- W m ; .tr,„,gat waslth, awl fan Shlekesek • due as time of Mr. lodh „..,,m„.„..,., - ,-,:-„„,- libminth --- .. .. ' ... I I Ke r n Am ' li n prz Ben ero held themselves reepossible ; but the mespienoe of rltr. , 00 4torroddirm Wet &NM drew Ilik FAIWIIig ill No lurblin own Wold• rd Amil ear =" 1 :::: 1 ,,, 193,700 sidesidirms from parties is couatry teem, to be aspplied rem. g ai em o sreat Ms - etehi Ben Of tbd 01E p.rsupstshis to Oa enslint ODOS • ends thomeim...... I I warn US klee 234.476 by wavy parcel, mud be depended mien semyremeste sa' is ilsolple Seib bibs tor ledbilit soh thitWit TO „row. ammo+ os et Lesion .1 4 MN/ 2,779 MO sleet beteg mitt hid news aswessow se Ws nsodur et wahrolp iii - op • ENV anti le Sr Swath Eris spring', than they thees, nig , 34 ISIMMAITOOM • a *sin hone earl each town. :Wrben spiesers Is hoar Mt se sob lie aim gielporaws. Isiles‘ Me ow plstes tura _ 'l ' . .. cssiss a ks a d ., a o Ts, isAysa ER a A i w it Meet be=s ia ln ill drelo._ WZIMOOW An. 1....,,, anal ea eft esadis INNS NW mime wlllt the polka awl 1 DAILY NEWS," "ad Poet-elk, mere to be made par rearest e d. =, . "7....,==. • gad a m adh a m p at l o a m pb,, d a sh d i * h im a s . mi na.-- e tete n clb =siii . :::. 1 1 tig MI ti s ll Oils Is .R. 1. LINCOLN, laq., Deny flews Oate, 9, manes l i e 11 „,:aw.,,,,,,..., . „.....,.... esvolly gels* so ask wait. Than wore ages or tasty . . Lemieux Dr tea g=:: I 1 Vol bf: dri: cal *NW Badoks. • I liffavenraftwil, lisa6-ettest," R.C. ,Old naikee. eermlets new to ark rebarsele; mils we et been, Mr. Meets part•meg, the • •'' liblrlie:: 74 SUMO Alb TOO .... U O V o l APIS ASS Oval - ar - t Oh be emeeld pl . ..be . ~..,.. le bow at •j* grafts Is darn Irbi7 Won Swim WIWI te NEW YORE DIRECIT, se esitmotte et INS sa g th„, Ns ,. „ iw i t. ,„-- =eeNOOW 00 be lobelleld Mr. Ls/Ws aim sestet which is for a soprano and a con see be saes he %mem ores Salto voice, with • ohms, is in the form and style ol our . w - ITN ) r e dim ensftily, ate aospikolfrom parliamentary. Mum ---- mewed tar by Mr. DORIAN and Mr. J. B. Stehh la 1847 : Lict il a m ci d d it tit . rZ w a TAVlstl imi r e alltle WilettaTrAb• la = bold were 00 OL tie r = cathedral anthems :it b grave and solemn, but lir. Lealles IMPT a e lbwiL ro - • 0 Mad ...... .. I rasped of thom le nd and porta of parishes sot at Ms see poollseelerepegwo le MO WOW 0 new less Predsea le 1.0111 00 . le TO as Mem t w wawa' Irielereeessees Ile Invention seems to have bees somewhat tesamelled by hie CITY iiitWiiiiiiiiiiiiii:::: ............... sieworwsoss...lss. KIM g. " 43 VIIIM " . . 1 " ...N. ' eilberme to Me s. of the English sockelesskal whooL sigoil=st a lswiiiii .- : k a l }Palest ISO ND AND WALT& Its harotte { ea, nevertheless, are tutiespembehly Ism se Al' tTnat. Teem Am. lo 611. I " ... " Lat=a2= " l. ibi1 " ....... TAs UNITED LIBRARIES (BOOTH'S. orthodox. M. Otto Goldschraidt's sacred part ems have NARTLiDONN. No et tell A sr" t o w= szet ILP. ill iesboa w .holare= li wwwwww ., V i g U w a rA m panr i rdA:=: 6 l. 6 l great merit, •aad were well msg. " The Peados," IS pal. Ie . Psw.e le. I =l= l Ism ~c2 2, ,i • °I , Asia. st emmas 41 .., e= los . o _ ONO da les: OOP Ise. Limier, which is founded on an ancient Lutheran melody, hatidies. IV' lOW New e: , tame - i-,i . - Owl 11 , 6 -. 6. to imse Noma Nos .8 0 Mirr:7011: 6 1 21dnr2, 1 91i= mm ih r• i m i d ill WA w a Stg p a . ...=...... was exceedisely impressive. The hall, ea until, was Ob. lc V Is saw . red ear ea . _ -- quits very toll; and we are glad to perceive the sapped white Its. Pa " b s ke .... '- - • 414314 1311 Pad. " •-- .• • 1 I. WI Wm 1.01 9.041 IN. Nesie•Weed. - --. ......... W ATERFORD, LIMENIUK, and SOUTH of Lealisfe coaceets receive from the public, and whiaii, s i. brlstsaa w • - • -• thessas. U. .. I = . im am wing. 6 , so mg ai tae ENDON LIBRARY, 11, St. Juntoi m uars WWI they may call far a little criticism sow aid then, ssalaisg e eoi , We, 10.01 ihrTO Tbh MOO swab, TAM 1401.11111/1/11et STORMY LITIII ta g em u d own . S ••• • 2 I 14 IWO 8.411 11.2141 LIMAS MlCltitalrasse ll. r. 7 . 4. 14 11= illbserb o d e . al Moo veloess a c i tmell Is nolo Se - -•-• -- -.... an at II Da WO! d Ol ieiesb e.s. lessilnelabileto. :JO soar es aswerilles et - 114.Penersairsailsi LI - - - A 6 -. A lOW 191112 ftwww ‘l7::: • I Mists 01 dowel= TIM sisraorotrrtw 1101100011 e at i rsit i t= e lrales tress a e sCallhWituw" alai VAlltilk s tMm ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVRNT-GARDEN. IhreolosWoO V ... re omeotOsse for 11,0 MOO a . FaligEr s iar.. " ....% iSlreejerk *sowThe announoement of the safe aceouthement of nrs SELECT LIBRARY of lbw sa d the Prisms Proem-ids William, made by Mr. W. Harrison, PINITIONT. Le WOULD Dil INTITLID TO ACCORDING TO eau AMOTII Y. Pomona 111 . - 1. . S Wile beds la Wen. efteresbe . Med, Partbw. Pa = l. WOO err p er . 6 o,. el Peed. Redeem( lab • ewe NOSE:IIes ofil= . 4 ll 9is " reir melts car mftived with twwitita" e . delmoubitia• of loyalty . news Ira ism. now. Hems =sone ROTAL I ft i gBVIWW- I TAY =emit EL... I Zr E xt R..-11. TOTES net INTIM= nee Oesemars et Ole ak bird et ANN by Miss Louisa Pyre in the Natiosal Andres, mu well eaglY,;,,Trear • appreciated W. 4.07 ...= 1 , g1 414 1 16 . 6 .b0w et w olpels kw Z C . ASEWS MAGAZINE Vaiin for I F . 11BrUklilf, "1 7:::::: t : , 0 8 ::: *" °ll6. "wake : r a , att g.g.." 781. 2 7 t --- "111 l idliebte elie sleable der*, se NO Is_ LAST Al' eLIOATICW Mends, No Week r e, P= .4 ineWollt_e_ o Isle! 44.. esalidas : 'el meanie a rts. 117 Dm aim Old Nsix is Peldleldt To Pruseies Throne is born ear Sew LP 321 ...-.• Tax. 2 Tower NarAits 23 TI 21 IT =one 14 16 11 16 Ladd ll 16 10 13 slot} the serressep et semis Nudes Terms A Royal Heir- Sefton LI . Theta: Winnsboro. , 10 10 7 20 ••07, sera „: Ho I Host le Os Wear a s WNW= se Mess SSe Orden. is MooD feeeeemex I butbrarb • II 8 6 12 s irr . ..,==.,ig!ezi,.ar.„ti in cw „,,..„,,„. : twin. am nurse Ears. MIL Nay he defend it• laws, see it 16 • TO Greettwich 6 6 4 3 lookee. rook. •st e• tiosahas died br as new h I i P MWL 4 Std likftwwithigwila dose hem► : %r e "' la Maid with Old Etiglasta ours, lam. ...... - • OesswelOesse. IL. Ups PP 0. J. lierldisool/sedgewaserTmailie." .4.l.Per ft Os Flews Thus via ad sea's applause- tics. err: ..... Taub IT 94 70 126 QT. MARTIN ' S -HALL-Ties FIFTIETH AN- .....` l "cli a t= "etre , is Mesh& God aye the Quill." '--• PIOPoSTION or imoNITNION 11.scrolle TO PoPOLATION. POOL ...... ...... ta kilf D,.7 31T11111.11 ST L i t tko v rtr amosn MB be •-•-• U. 4., r i b. w. p.m, set sta. Wes lleast. cjeß =I e and rounds -1 la 19 - . ...... .... 1 ~ 26.7 • ffifritt weft_ Alis .. nirlfir. larlirleAV ESTI= =CRAIG% 1.07 lie Magi . " , I Darer 1 l7 : i t MON sls a llef,4l . ia b ialaMkarmil ill : T H A jui r ts r eli. I T . ot ..... ...... ella City Leedom The anneal eenerel unties et the EMI Ex- thwtw WM ...... ...• Mt 111..... ............-.11 1... a ,, 1 i g 1 -wail ~.rX~• ~. t ::k,. } • A tiSaaci (Stamped id. AdditiosL) [TWOPENCE. MEETING OP TIM 1110PBJETORS 07 MUT LANE TILIUTiI. Yesterday afternoon, the annual general meeting ot the proprleton rad meths of Ural - haw Theatre wee held fa the saloon ot the thabllafteatt. Mr. BENJAKIN BOND Cssent,ll.P., F.E.3.,nal eolith to the their ; sad =mks& the y sad restore prow& obesnid Lad Totterdth, Lad O. Ithast, Sir Wes. De Bathe, °sal:intik'', Mr. B. Albs, Mr. Aides, J. P., Mr. 1 Mr. Bewftest. Yr. T. Mash li th os, the architect, Mr. .T. Smith, the Ifter, he., he. The CHAIIMAII, haelti solibild the elpet of the SF la ress senly, celled spot the lieuetery teed Me rcpt ot the aglag committee. The report Mated the& the aesnlitee bed peat plasm fa stung to the perishes that they had at WM n aiad the award from Mr. Lookm, the litillillkeros to the keig-mang meths bUwees tbe a sad the pepMse ft revere of the r cif the theirs, sad ft worth to stds duty to en the eighths _-Mired fa the sword duly to Ad ell ,l& Ths nape the addles the beim 21.71. I fd. et the protheets yew, per, smooth to 4,3511. the mynas!' to 4,004 198. Id., leaving • cosh balsam ad till Te . ltd. The read* amens the sum of 4,0001. for the par's rest paid by de Imam sad a farther sant of 1364 MI by his he 31 extra perforemaott. The mantle con pries the ewe of 1,6396 la. Ild., ke nve quarters' nth, paid to the Duke of Bolferd on emcee of the anent doe to We gum, sad the em of 1,0601. paid to the trustees at the sew rester". The rates cad taus sad all other sacoarts, with the method Owe maw 1006, hod beet yeti itp,to Christmas,. The ormadttse were sena thabith to con clude their report by adverts* with ethafactica to the no ere which bed attended the osettamesaftel d the penal mesa. : A d The Promest L S i Amen Proportion to oda ILP. of 1hirM6465"66" LP.. _IntZ. IP . Ueda I: Hum 6.lnoostron aW. own Bonints ... .. :1: EC V s l3 ut. oult .. .i......... I 4 VI tt . .lX I 1407 4116 7 U 60 0a5t01it . ......... 0 I CAD LOB UM 034.076 OW ,I loodion . 1 4 IMO MO MU MVO -__ {ll 12, 0 .6. 012 1 4 3 141 Mc= i Cm =iiiii . :::. 1 1 4 1 1 g;=.... I 1 'AI T 00..... 11 O 44.702 1915 6.66 MAK Tr foimeara •• registeedOrtorn' Ir!!1 "0 6 '2 7 , 000 7." ru ' TM report having bees received and adopted, Mr. T #Olllll Maur NBIAON, tke einalleat he the pro pekoes of the theatre, wee this called non to pewees kid :r ili a=flas stale of ths which staid that the of the large thylights OW the , sal a podia of the other on a z io se to r d irdre to he hla tomer = t hin bees y As ba bas biennia' to the now water sad = 4 ls, by whisk ambist "imply Is MIMIC to the claims an both_ Idea 4 the harm/4as' the men 4 mob Mists is dos fmnalel MOO taiLltap the seqtartise gibed in am cut Tbsibignist bapentons Mae Moyal Drery-lase have wed ire* to the greeter emelt; of the building and the rated ths public. In imi the ea no fiat, although the tMos has bessrteet upwards of My yam it is (with the empties el • few moan whke an capable el improvement) easommed in this wirM7, net caly is secant of it. architecture propor- Manisui Ns Myna= ile dramatic performalosclrat for this ae los Impost remes, via, the perfect security that actpines may tail, whether in pit, to or gallants, in *I ray mein slam ce oak. Theirehbosts report was readmi, and directed to be es- Midst= ths Mantes. A losir dimessiaa then took place on theashbot ds recon stamtles et no eansibieu Lead Ct. Leaner. Mr. Vmps% Mr. Mr. Bra, Mr. G. IMMO Albs, mad ansedether aid restses, took on theists, mid 1111* eletlethi 4bar lb, batokbabdon d sew blood late the esimillee woo , is oar. to Olds bettir toms ban the Isasse at the this a rental td 4,0001. or soma A Emma wordy conlesded that 4,0001. per Maws via • most inadequate sum, caring that in the time of NOWOOI I the natal sedated by the thesis wen 10,0001. per Rini* the anew test to soh rotertaken over :6 1 =1 of Menem yews, ter 131. sa es& 600 k. Whose; bat Mee QM orb& the natal bed way avenged 21. 14s. 01. pR alarirhiche Gown Use value of the theatre at 100,0001, wen net egahalent te 1 per oak Re thought with care a larger imam of World night be obtained km their cony. (Hear.) Mr. Saw moved that the coserolnee be recogasised, sad menet of the doilawiair goodlaara—cgs., Lord G. Lawn, Mr. C. Dams, Mr. 0. Pounced, Captain ranither, sad Mr. Thampica. Mr. Inommsom was vadiretood to second this motion. tre. and asssike 1 is 19 1 ~90.7 Baroasha 1 „ 176 City of Ueda* Sem ruiroggliss tssieslie 1 ~ 111.2 T ONDON CRYSTAL PALACJI, I.REGENT MOM Osigieberedmi Omit et 0 =ltetar s e.:M i ra 9 l:ll 6l:l6. "" Tie I== n4WE Slr= "a Nite n ner= "" Zia. nava uri soma ammonia T " Jut rletViet4. lime=fer do Mum.' sel Wrlsit The annul general antis( et the &tale Ex etAanzilirse bold co Wednesday, at the Aar, Mawr alley, C for the purpose d neeletpi the report of die a:so mata their optimism daring Ur pest year, the financial wietreaset, aid trasamtlag bedews anal on such oweelome. LAMIITE. rAsious LIBRARY. AND tadraheakri GLOV l,ffia, lackey hear*. f CS E, b Vol. 191 of the I.IIIIIAST. Ye ma eing make mks enurlslo U memo: Dann NM Oa lielberiNlL IL MalyAgarbigle. Praeori Nov I6NOSelt& 1..,..M.... Tower Eamleis I „ 19 M e. 1 . 16.7 1 ~ 113 Wwasskaster Southwark 1 . la Greenerke By the mans of 1851 the borough of the Tower Maisie oo:teethed • population of 639,111; in 1868 She samba of Merton on the register was 27,980: they are represented in the Haan of Csannow by two ummbem. There are nig.- roughs in Englaod and Wide., each under 10,000 in good'. tkm, end whose aggregate population amounts to 469,446; the number of electors is 29,3/3 ; they an represented by 113 members.. . . T. LANNI ANATOMICAL =BIM a, Or liorsoraO Or DAILT TII =MI2O I % Vow dor WA re Moo ErOro amesirs orb 6'11. 44z. sal tr=7; l 6•A ll oor psi am= as ammo ws.d.a.s, MERRILY ROW. Now Baconßo. By J. R. tellitAi Pelee Se iatiolo et obilb war oenr mod. . fi r a. reseeeeloe tool Tenterbo 1141 be Mo • re% lasbratell • Oamdie ay. 11 led Ilerp obis el sentiono..—Vble Ma st .• Illebert Oslo sad 00,, New lksolailer dome; re to at moolnollero. IL La la. Ma" 1.1.11, L ata{.!!1.1 bOili. larbalk IL GIN% Orbrood. WiffiIINETIS. Meal New Donnie. I& Goon" Flabever,q. IL hamMachu" IL limws. I 1 - Vil Westentadder . Ort e ' pe rlLL PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, 90, W.. 4 Warr rif =Z sad 11•111101111111111 S M I LO IN Lamina. Joh and Obi geolanleis podries. alimiL Is hem se are impliik Imus KANE% MAGNIFICENT MUSIC awl IMPPIRROOIite. 00•0174a1D1111.—Illuillois *Mpg ell aid Sir bask* aelsymis• /WM MOM galrall OMI.IIIIM Awl 1.4 lobrollay 1116 poilbe of de smirelnimell. as nu= dscrYON ewer hadi• mowed lie the poills. PlcllßTOß3lll,lelts trosiowl. Noels et viral es. Able Mao'. 1114.11C/1 Oamseadas Illsbe id** pm •••Ct. vire ohm ow aglow kr ~kw& The MU AIAT le tiaLLBST. ow Or tort le We wetd. Was womb • yids. 0•• hos wei awl May parierir, as rear sossior beselr• r K owl orlckril polellaw T. .1 AMEW&HALL HEISTAURA tb NT.—Ledise irr Is areas WI ril ie All/SW 11401 "a rrirmarodur rl poisigk i t s digysw. WI WAX BOA Prraire. ILA Ils rip Ar is roil NI 1 pr ZonIL—A PURE PALE SHERRY of Use more. *own. per dam 0011. Ws remera • N. dIONg 4.14.40 t .4 We Soma MIS BY 14/U/St I 00. 014 01.340.11, 01.011141. 114114.ra. 11.0. UNtiOPHISTICATEW GISSIVA , et the true J. per ism .fir..l ~NT a• M IMIN INS, el it Milieu& Clot 0144 •se *mob% egt.l.ast vtaiffer, LWOW se. St la eqr .1.••• nt... ele.t. U.O .iT IRE rr..d le,. Ul4 rozaivall s. sehese. §:USAGES —0 liti UIN HOM&MADE. tort Iw. Ike 71 pm, IS hart+CTUlt isd SOL bedides. Larelidiut.Comm&anoSen. W.I. TO AN OYSTER without MOAN est. 1... Mot or en ..4:W/ die Nod &Odom b eee 1 YILW IN MIMI. •ilid aAR torAlNKfte * um* re old* die meet oletarte erne, i. °oozed leek es. - prielag 11ie1e110....„....._.•117 .... „ ..... _ . •117 OMR Se vow. seloreol reert.t. vas La • kw Web mew olds reorbo. ?nee t.. trl. ADIIIII •61 I I Igi I. 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Is. awl Rafted .......SllllO% Pin 14. sy V Polk ler NERVOUS DEB :'/ AZlalksi lliSk iM2 Memos ° pe ft n a nr i ner="' 4 Ihre Pi irmisS, B :mi t illog ". == earasiar of ..... ri: i la oar lii 111 pies MI bs loam. maga had bi T rae.. 6. 2 qm&esu . .inili a. MM. Ode pins% NW Tin 0115911 68 273 ; *SI: lark:7: lin a a = : . E l k wairtiler•r=o2 On Wednesday night Mr. H. M. Gritshow, son of Dr. Greenhow, of Newasetle-vpme-Tyne, adhered • lecture in the lecture-room, Nelson-enest, en the " Siege of Leeknow," for the benefit of the Ragged sad ladastrial Schoole, Mr. George Ridley, M.P., presiding. Mr Greesttow was much applauded, and at the close the audience manifested by °outlasted cheering their delight at the swerve of the suffering and privatiuna of the gallant defenders of Lathan., rendered WOMB valusllo by being • recital of the personal experieeen of the narrator. "The teems Itself, - says the local Ctrs/stele, t' ethibits great power at graphic description, combined will a band of lively ansodote, which served to call away the contemplation of the *Maw from the 'offerings of the beleaguered garrison, and Is be merry fora moment at the laughable devices to which they ecanedams resorted." Thu Rs,. 0. Oilfillan, addressing an audience at Dundee, needle reference to some observations by the Row. Dr. Akaander, of Edinburgh, on Sunday Mat. Mr. Gilellan said, " A clergymen whore I greatly respect is rat ported to have said that Barns ' never loved • woman bat he Word her, and never made an acquaintance among either wog min or women but be Injured sad earrapead them: I absescaseise sae gross estrum. Did he betray High land Obey? Where is the evidence that be betrayed Char , lone Ilandlioa or even Clarinda Nor could Dr. Alexander epsdf7 am pang man whom Borne corrupted. Certainly I it we/ MPS AM:ander Cunningham, to whom Burns al -1 dressed that beautiful letter describing his soul in • stormy day rising to Him that welketh on the wings of the wind ; nor Robert Ainslie, the devout, the pions, the author in after life of ' A Father's Present to hie Children.'" The Daily Mail obeerret of the Burns Cemetery meetior in the Glasgow City Hall.—" Perhaps • more memorable sight was never witnessed In • large trem bler) than the steno presented when Colonel Burns, the son of this poet, was inirodnoed by the Chair man to return thanks. Every person in the vast ball, both ladies and gentlemen, stood up, and con tinued for some minutia cheering and waving their white handkerchief& Weider demonstrations, almost as strongly 'narked, occurred when Mr. Lover and some other speakers rose ; and, indeed, throughout the seising, there could be no doubt that the feel legs of the meeting were most enthusiastic. Perhaps the celebrated meg of "A min's a men for a' that" was sever sung with each heart-stirring effect as when given by Mr. Moir, end joined in by the whole company standing. Mr. Muir was recalled to repeat it, which be did with, If perible, more effect than et Arse. Daring the whole firm, Judge naliburton 'author of Barn Ellick,) leaned bath sad watched the winger with the most marked sttentkm The saes will, we dare any, never be effaced from his me mory, sad will be beg remembered as an evidence of Scottish aithesiseel." A Face FROM CA LNE.—Tbere are at the present doe her ablebodied latenrers, with their families, numbering together twenty individuals, in the ninon workhouse at Colas, foe so other Ire.oll than being unable to miters to live ilk. Most of these unfortunem ere from the rural parishes, ter . —Compton, Rillatarlos, sad Breuthill. There can be no doubt that property lee Bs ditties as well as its tights; but while each a este of dip Is s n o wed to combine, it will resale a quieten TWIN, those duties are properly performed.— Via/Airs indspegifirei. EAST SUYFOLK RAILWAT.—ThiS line, the mot important srlsials hem been carried natio the Menials Cantles eines 1860, Is.s.pasted to be opened for !rank in Mach; sad he extendose le Yarmouth and Lowestoft will, It in seated, reedy for halo by the woe date. The East Utak Ha s rope extends frees 11•1mworth to Woodbridge, where it nests as exteesies of the Eastern Union Railway between that place and Ipswich, and the branches to Yarmouth end Lowestoft will place those towns 30 miles Dearer London by railway Ikea by the pretest Rasters Comtism system. The Hee will he worked by Sir Morton Peso, under a Issas far 21 rem st ell per cent. as the embearlbei sorbsL The chair wee taken by T. 1. CLARE, Req., of the firm of Mears. Farsteother, Clerk, and Lye. Mr. C. C. Romegre, the mastery, used the report of the committee, which commenced by stating that the income of the Exchasp had soda bees inadeqeme to the expenditure, and that the maw of minaleare had &leads _dialialehed ; but It was observed that the gentlestes vie hid widartmrs were those who had never availed thensetese of the riven sages of the Imertutfon. It was the firm bald of the com mittee, however, that though only eighteen working months had elapsed since the establishment of the Er elong*, the foundation had bees laid fur its future prosperity. A register had hem formed which had proved extremely valuable to them who had con sulted it, and an important correspondence had been serried on with the solicitor to the Board of Inland Bwrweraa, which it was hoped would tend to prevent unlicensed paaaene dem designating themselves, as auctioneers • that bed brought much discredit upon the profeittion. The committee had oleo been in communication with Lord fit. Lassidettsca the question of fire insurance as between Wm end Melee, whether a breech of covenant to insure should cantinas to be an absolute and irremediable forfeiture of lease. It was hoped that oat of this correspondence tameness would wise feeding to an alteration in the law. The ease of son nemsbwe were sow included in the reports of the Exchenge, sad waked seedcases of mike ia Loudon wee filed wed re gimented. In • few yews these records would be of vassals orist•aes to members in matters of valeation. A tribunal of mimeses upon difficult questions of practice had been astadielend. Though long wanted, such provides bad never been made before for the advantage of the predation. The eneppceoett then intimeted that a small Increase in the annual wDserlptiea would be neceeseuy for a time, and that the Imitation of a benevolent fund for decayed members of the preforica was deserving of comaiderstion ,• and it concluded by asproslair a strong opinion on the part of the committee that the seesent results of tha Exchange were es favourable as reasonably have been anticipated, that its principles were mead, and that their confidence in its success was I whet. The pewee having been adopted, on the motion at the CKAIIIXAS, seconded by Mr. J. L ena, the committee and auditors wire sleeted ; end it was subsequently resolved that the subscriptiou for the year 18.59 should be four gauges fur individuals, and six guineas for firms. A mantles was nett agreed to, to the effect that the com mittee shooid take into consideration the beet means of ratting a fund to be called _ "The nuittioneers and Lend gpsta' Benotident Fund," for the bent tit of thou, members of the prefeteion and their clerks who may from age or mis fortune require it. The proceedings terminated with the real menplimente to the otilorreof the Exchange. POLYTWIISIC INSTITUTION.—Amoaget the at *ander el present offered et this popular pL of amuse meat, there le now exhibiting no individual who seems to deal with are in almost every shape with perfect impunity, He walks wellies& amidst Jets of fiery pa, with his whole ponce enveloped is dame, sad acmes out uninjured. This performance is illuatrative el a lecture on mintrialecm, La, mad i• well worth • Ara, The phenteamagoric chimps, the samba pdamessessi hatimetizattaso to atiractixeidid audiences. _ . _ ----- MADAME TCSSAUD'S.—The curious collection of historical and other documents which ere to be seen in We gallery has jast been Increased bya beautiful piece of Asiatk csligraphy, Use work of Julleerood Dow kh Balutdoor, Themes to the King of Oade, and presented by him to the proprietor in order to afford our countrymen an opportunity of lodging of the written characters of the languages of India. There are six different characters belonging to six diffreot Italians. The ground weak of each character is minutely and most elaborately Illtuelnated. The subject mutter la a copy of verses, in which the writer compliments the English nation, and Concludes by saps', 't I shall not, but my verve will remain." Now that so mach has been otooMd on the characters of the cation, alphabets of India, an examination of the above will wall repay the curiosity of theipablia. rosuc DUNNING FOUNTAINS FOR BEIODTON.— A donation of 61. has ben receited frost W. Coolugham, Seq., M.P., towards the fund for seeding one or more public drinking fountains, the advantages of which have been sat faith la a circular lately issued by the committee appointed eta public meeting, held at the Town-hall on the 6th Mat, to &any out the prijsot by means of voluntary contributions. Brlpitots Erlonstar. EAST WORCESTERSHIRE ELECTION.—BIILMING. Run, THER.D AT EVENING —Mr.Calthorps, the new condi data in the liberal interest for this county, was at Dudley to day, sad received prowl's; of support from a large portion of the conatitnency in that part of the district. It was con fidently asserted in the course of the day that the conserve title will present a requisition to Mr. Pakiagion, and that la the event of hie coessating to bevms a candidate, hie ad der@ will be issued oa Friday. The constituency la between acs sad six thousand. Bnu anon :ILAILWATI AND PUBLIC IMPROVE surriL—Yestarday the assratarrs (Moan. Smith and Fran) Mama the standlag cordon of both Hoer of Parlia stat M haws boa. omplied with Is rasped to dm &Bowleg =r Mr. •111) —Thasses Warmers and Lighter iVest 11 ass Beastioad Balloray—Basobeatsr, linsatid, and Lir obaldra Railwa i re = tobas By Railway and Plar—Naworadruardw•Lywo Lander -11,11- iris& sad Coriddruspen Marsh— Wien sod Dorking sad Epson and LaaMterlwad itallorays—lfortbLowlon, Pad- Richmond, ll= Court, sad Marmon Rahway. Laird I ' Lgra F y Fran ) — Bair Wa Coa tarworka—Mll —Suaeroa land Groat Winters Railway of Irelsed (Liffey Branob)-11Ildlaad Oran Wasters Ratlway at Inland (Cara' to C 1...., de.)- 11drawi ta itocits, lAvarpool, and Livirpool Corporation Pro , y-V—Raeford sad Br soa p Railway—Cosa= lAlasd Groat Wasters Railway of Ireland I (D•v w ka a lias ot edge Eatuullas Liao). H SOUTH LUIZ. Teala. Isl am Preened H . Kew leweeein. 17K01 1,8 t• I= 7 Ng Al [Similmat II %1TN 127 Proimind /taw )3/roughs. Chsim, . . } Deptford } o.am.fm ...... ~w.w.~..... rraorouTax 11011017GIU. Ifer=44 arils j 131 IPZ it tg 1 1,1 UM VA 5..r.aM...., Clobefs. Is the House of Commons, according to the theory of the British constitution, the people are represented, and their opinions taken, tLrough their representative, as to what snail be the him by which they Ire to be governed, the amount of Minion neorseary to be levied, and the method of raking It; population has, therefore, been taken as the basis of them tables. Property minutes such numerous forme, and so away varying causes make it secumulste in one locality MOM than a nother, that it is by no means a sea foundation apes which to build up a system of representation. For in stants—taking the average of real property in the boroughs of England and Wales, Iderylebone alone omht to return 46 members to the House of Commons; nod the whole of the =deepen., 140. Again, in direct taxes, the City of London pays about one eighth of the amount paid by all the English and Welsh conatituencies, consequently the City, by the rule of property, tested by direct taxation, ought to have the same proportion of power In the honer., or 62 members instead of 4. The number of inhabited houses is added, in order that • alimlation may be made of the probable addition to the &C. toral roll, if household auffrage should supersede the 10i. qualification. In dividing the old boroughs, and arranging the new one., owe has been taken so to group the parishes that those comprised in • borough should lie oontiguons, and that the proportion of population to each hl P. should be as nearly equal throughout ea could be obtained without disturbing the boundaries of parishes. It has also been thought desirable that no constituency should be so numerous as to raining more than two repre eentatives. The population returns are from the last °ensue, 1851. The column of inhabited how' is formed from two par limentary returns, moved fur by Yr. W. William' and Mr. Locke King, In 1857. The na me. eared to the new boroughs are merely suggestive. MARTLAWNII.—TM population of Ws borough has my much inclosed sines the LA MOM& It la easpolad that the parishes of Pancras and Marylobone will tech have nearly 200,000 in 1861. Each pariah to, therefore, divided into two boroughs, haring four parochial wards ht mob borough. Larartn.—The above rotoarka are equally a=j i : this borough. Three portions of Lambeth and sot oomprfad within the ealating borough, have boss added. — Firsizsynds.—Tha whole of deseswlch perish has bad Winded, and the two partake of Lee sad Leoldtats, asd tha bandit of Pao, added to (own the new borough of Oretawlott. Those portions of Woolwich, Charlton, and Platastead, sot sow within the borough boundaries, have bean added; also the partakes of Kldbtooke and Elthata, to the saw borough of Woolwich. Itt Kari— li. J. Ilembarres. V e m is , 114. Osersa, tau iii No. . Oneruki. Weahridi M Pt edias ..... gmbeemie ■IW Ml dips 4111101. is/ ORINEWICH. tower• .M.shtwal iiii2;above boroughs were scheduled for abolition, 113 sesta would have to be disposed of. Oive 34 to the metro polis, &carding to the scheme here sketched, there would re male 79 to satisfy the just demands of such town* es Brietel, Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Miffing/Nun, end Sheffield, and the eqnally just dolma of such places as Birkenhead, Staleybridge, °ravaged, Croydon, Ramage*, sod Kingston, to parliamentary sapressatatioa. PEOPOHTION OF RZOISTIZED ILICTOIS TO INHABITED r lf Ilea. $ 4. Ira 101:11114. Boroughs and counties Comities tr ha 1 olLondos Elinea abotropolitsa b !Ismlets Wirikb ry oin Pnabs Latubd.l 1 g, Wortmisster 1 al domthwark Greenwich !- ~ . 1; 191 bogoughs (omitting dm os(epolip) 1 „ PROPORTION OP POPULATION TO INHABITED HOUSES. l( Tg ha end oonntloo Coes 6.9 „ 1 Boroughs City of London B7 „ 1 Boria metropolitan harmer 7B ~ 1 Tows !Waists 91 ,', 1 rar I'llowe of 84 ~ 1 lilam Lamaa —. Weatadasier 97 ~ 1 ' Southwick —_ . . Greenwich. 6i ~,v 7 1 D'i tal Ude aryletnes 9.1 „ 1 Bt. Askew sad Bt. George fit. Jaen, Westminster lO „ 1 at. Oen% Benever-eqeste 74 „ 1 at. George in the Beet Poplar Brantley 3.8 „ 1 Lisboa Deptford In calculating the above proportions the nutob•c of re gistered electors is taken from the Register for 1856; the number of inhabited bower from the census of 1851. There 'revery few housed in the metropolis untie r 101. rental, but the number of small tenements compounded for by land lords is very considerable, and it is very rarely that the occu piers of compounded homes are placed upon the Register. Female ratepayers, of which there are many, ere elm ex cluded. RunRH Ix Kunsittoron.—At the usual fort nightly misting of the Kensingtou vestry on Wednesday night last (Mr. Wilkins In the chair), the following resolution was married amidst considerable cheering :—" Teat a petition be adder:tad by the vestry of the pariah of St. Mary Abbott', Hassington, to the Honourable the Commons of England la parliament easecobled, requesting that the honourable hour' would in any measure that may be adopted for the reform of the representetion of the people in parliament, be pleased to take Into consideration the strong claims of the parish of Kaushagton to be represented by two Murree, on accent elite wealth, respectability, and population." CITY ORTROMEDIC HOSPITAL.—The annual meeting of the governors of this excellent charity, founded on the free hospital prineple, for the cure of mural end spinal curvature. and other dletortions, was yes terday held in the boardroom of the institutioe, Hatton: garden, Mr. Pollock, vioe-president, in the chair. The report stated that the ordinary income of the charity during the past year elOnsiel the expenditure by the very trifflng sus of U. Is. 10J. The funds of the eatablishment see in a great arena dependent upon the advocacy of the pulpit, but Let year thin wee no supply of money from that source, The trimmer, however, received a donation of Lou. from "C. T.," through the hand@ of the Earl of Shafts,- bury, and another of 501. from Bishop Maltby. The Dukes of Marlborough and Cleveland, Lord Stratford de Radcliffe, and the Been of Westminster also became liberal donors and vice-mesidente. The number of patients admitted last year wee 816, as against 732 in 1867, making a total of 6,437 cues relieved daring the five or elm years the charity has been in operation. THE SUNDAY EVENING SPECIAL SERVICES. The following gentlemen will be the preachers at the evening serviette on Sunday next Pad's, the Dr. Arthur Pawls Stanley, Regina Profiles. of Eeclieiestioal History in the University of Oxford, and Canon of Christ Church. Wweminater Abbey, the Very Rm. Henry Alford, 8.D., Dean of Canterbury. Exeter-hell. the 1t... Samuel Menlo., M.A.,lncumbent of PercyChspel,Tot tenham-oourt-roed. Bt. Jameee-hall (Nonconformist), the Rev. John Stoughton, Minister of Phillimore-terrace Chapel, Kensington. Mr: 7.l.l..,tboogliteaTatteapt to disturb the unanimity which existed in the present management would be • most *awns step . It had shindy resulted In giving them a larger dividend than usual, and If allowed I. remain might tend still farther to Morisse it. Mr. Stain and ouch a proposed, In the bee of the eatis &Rory repot they had heard reed, was not at all justified. (Hoer, Mar.) The renters, he eceteidered, bad very little to coutpkdn of, when it was recollected that the proprietors paid the D *d eka id Medford am groom& landlord, as well's increasing . thelr ividend. Lord'Obeioitairoal wee eare the mast msaaehrg caminkree had been guided by one motive, and that was to de the best they could S. the property intrusted to their care. The object of the committee ought not to Dees jump at the highest oar they Might receive from a proposed lessee. That bad not always been }band the most satisfitetory course. It was their desire to do the best they could for the concern. Tres proposition on being put was negatived, and the ex isting committee reappointed. The CHAIRMAN observed before they separated that he was Bare the proprietors and renters would agree with him that they should fail In their duty if they did not tender to the present lessee, Mr. ii. T. Smith, their cordial thanks for his management and punctuality. (Hear.) The motion having been put and carried, Mr. It T. Burnt *kg, responded. A similar rem Mani having been awarded to the chair. men, the sloes& EQUALISATION OF POOR RAMS. A very large meeting was held on Monday even ing. In the New Covered Market, Stafford, for the purpose of considering the principles of the bill about to be introduced into parliament with reference to the equalisation of poor reties. The lIATOU (ii. T. Lomax, Esq.) presided. The first resolution, to the effect that u poor rates gear rally throughout the country are very unequally le= meeting wee of opinion that the rates should be eq over the whole country, was moved by Mr. Alditotan J wen. but in oonsequenoe of the uproar that prevailed (rum an im preation among the operatives that Mr. Jones, who is s manufacturer, ta favourable to the use of the mashies in the manufacture of boots and shoes, it wee impossible to hear any of his remarks. The motion was seconded by Mr. CHARLES WRIGHT, • member of the Town Council. _ ThTmolutiou;easauppcited by JOHN A. Wm; Esq., one of the borough members, whose well-deserved popularity obtained for him a most patient and impartial hearing. The Bev. 0. H. one of the deputation, and the Seine of Christ Church, St. Oeorge'e Bast, London, was the next speaker. The rev. gentleman was warmly cheered on resuming hie seat; sad on the Mayor putting thnresolu- We to the meeting of nearly 2,000 persons, it was carried without a dlisentient voice. The next resolution, pledging the meeting to support the pro- posed roesattre, was wowed and seconded by two ratepaytes, and supported by Mr. W, Gilbert, chairman of the executive eurindttee, who, In cluaequencs of indisposition, was unable to speak at any length on the subject. This resolution was also unanimously adopted, as wu a vote of thanks to the mayor for presiding. Several hearty cheers were then given for Mr. Wise, and the meeting separated. A large and influential meeting was held in the Town hall, Macclesfield, on Tuesday evening, for the pur pose of adopting resolutions in favour of • more equitable adjustment of the mode of levying the poor rats. The Mayor prided, and was supported by John Brocklehurst, Esq., M.P., and several borough magistrates. Letters, ex planatory of absence, wars read from E. C. Egerton, Eeq., M.P.; G. Cornwell Ugh, Esq , M.P .; and Wil braham Egerton, Esq., M.P. Mr. J. Blackford, vice-cbairman of the exscu!ivs committee, and Mr. Cheater, also of the exectriva to London, attended; and the meeting was addressed by Mr. Alderman Oldham and Councillors Howe, Bullock, Higginbotham, and Potts; and by three working men, Merin. Dix, Meredith, an d West. Itosolutiona were weed condemnatory of the pm ' sent mode of levying the poor rate, and urging that a uni form oounty rate would be preferable, insomuch as under that system much creams would he saved in the removal of poor and in litigation between parishes; the aggregate ex peaditure would. be reduced; whilst s uniform county nits would not unduly burden say parish. In order to carry out this • resolution was passed for a voluntary subscription; and it was resolved to presents petition, embodying the sen timents of ratepayers, to parliament. MIDDLE TIMPL/L—The undermentioned gen• demon were called to the tor by the lion. Society of the Middle Temtle:—William Pais Weston Noteworthy, Req., of Salt-bill, Slough; James C. O'Dowd, Erg., of Tri pity College, Dablia, and of 6, Paper-buildings; Charles Edward Jernmett, EN., of Exeter College, Oxford, 8.A., and of 41, Chancery-lane; Joseph William Bums William', Eel, of Trinity Co ll ege, Dublin ; Richard Boyle, Req., of 6, Here-mut; Richard John Hodges, Req., of Worcester Collage, Oxford. M.A., and of Little Barrington, near Bari ford; Hoary Richard Bars, RN., of Worcester College, Oxford, and of G, Bloomfield-cresoent, Weetbourne-terrace; and Peter Clarkson Reed, Reg., of 2, Middle Temple- hu e.— TIMPLII.—The tandermentloned gentlemen were on Wednesday celled to tie Let by the I . lon. Societe of the Imes Temple. : Hyre Lloyd, Eq., 8.A.; kiVtard Frerille Shelly, Eq., 8.A.; John Bolt, jun., Eq. t 8.A.; Hobert John °errantly, Esq.; Richard Thomas Mortis, Esq. ; Matthew Char les jos., Bog.. MA. ; John Batmen, Bee., BA. ; Charles William Woodall, Esq., E.A.; Jeep* Fenwkli, Bog., RA.; William John Swim Bennett, Ea • BA.; Joseph Stan fi eld Grisoshavr, Esq.. B.A . ; Hoe. Ba yard Chandoe WO, MA.; William Emmen Tennant. Bag.; William Bacon Orey, Beg., 8.A.; Thomas Rsq ale, E. ; John Thomas Fit:Adana, Rm.; end Thomas Bond Sprague, M.A Tan T DrTY oN Conn.—Me duty on foreign corn Mb. a quarter, and in the )ear c od ed the 31st March it ansonnted to 486,0264