The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-11 00:00:00

1 ~__:~~~ No. 6,738.) MlEMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover , Bruns xi" wick, sod Osotzst Gonolta7l'lo Norte Goan= eion wow ammo SCHWALM. Coptala JA ha WU In teopolottod THURSDAY, Minh 12, eselog at frestber at It noos.—Parat to Dromon, 61 sad At ; ,I ;Won LS sad 41 Ito..—Appb at CHAPLIICe Ushered ellop, W. : Or to P.I.M.S. 011.AVRIS, PHIL. irl'es 00, et. *boom, erosoloos, Grub Towar d:std. I.C. C - - ALDONIAN RAILWAY. IC CONTRACT far IAUB, CHAIM and 81.111 PS. The Direeton are pre to resin 0/1 1 188 to 'imply 9.000 tow BAWL BOCO tolis M.S.U.S. sad (10,000 SLIMES& Spool &otiose sad other informatics will be got Irma Mr. Oisbas, BleneerirOMOO, Buchwasaraireet Glastow ° 7E 80th sweat, cs which day pants wlidas to toads reAr d ed a. So lodge their offers with She ariselsmed. endonad, " for Baas," .• Chairs," or "Meese ARCM GIBSON. Secretary. 30y Bachanan-street, Glasgow, March 2, ISM. METROPOLITAN DISTRICT RAILWAY OBLPANT. NOTICE IS HUM GIVEN, that the SEVENTH MUT UALLY ORDINARY GINIMAL MUTED) of this Compeer MR be held at the Westminster Paine Hotel. ilTintmlnate rci,se 9.W., on TRIDLIDAY, the Nth March, l kim tr, .r 4fa 4 lock prely. • The Transfer Boob will be dosed on the le= of Xareh, ISOB, until after the Weetlng.—By order of the LINTON, Chrism OHO. HOPWOOD, esswiasp. No. 6, Wertmfaster-ehmehers, Viatortagrest, Mach 6, lift REATwax RAILWAY of CANADA. NOTION ID 11101329 019E 1f , that »a ELLF-MILIELT NO of shareholders is appotnted to be held oe WED. DAY, A pell 8, MS, at the London Tavern, Beahopegate , London, England, at It o'clock noon preckedy, for the .ra w of submitting a report and general statement of ac a . f . or the half year ending January lag last, and for the on of other bmineet r:t. .. And ;once is further given, that the books k ep t at this aloe gm the registration of shares will be shed on and from Migth 45, to the day of meeting, both days Inclusive, and trans• uses cannot be received between those 6iWa—By order, BRACICSTONE BALM, Secretary. 148, Oreshamhouse, Old Broad-Week London, i Feb. 6, 1866. PROPOSED RAILWAY in PERT. Peruvian Legation, 23, Ityderstreet, fit. Jams's, London, Tan. 1, left Supreme Government of Peru having resolved upon the etion and working of • RAILWAY from LIMA to the of MAGDALENA and BELLAYISTA, HEREBY GIVE ICE, that TENDERS fee the same may be seat within the period of four months from the above date to the Peruvian Tags- We, 13, Ryderstreet, St. James's, S.W. I All tenders to be drawn up in conformity with the bests est forth in the Supreme Resolution dated lath September, 1817. hordes of which may be obtained on spNiandft at the Peurvian Legstiou. J. JAL ALMONTE, Acting Marge d'Affaires of Pera. CAPE RAILWAY COMPANY. lacorporsteda Lecif is Act a the Imperial Perlieeeeet ISSUE of DZBlLlfrati ISOM The Directors of the Company ere proper_edlo receive TIN DERS foe the SUBSCRIPTION ad DIZINTUAR STOCIC to an amount not exceeding f2J0,000, to replace the present DeWitt. Lye Dead Debt of the Company to the same Mount. , The Mr tore Stock will bear interest at the redo of It per Oulper Yuan. payable half-yearly on the to of July and let anuary In each year, at the London and County Bea, or any Of its branches. . . 7. ll2ePrindial will be redeemable at par at the option of the Company on sis months' notice at say of the following periods, namely the Ist of July in the years 1883 1893, 1903, and 1910. being the year within which the Cape Oovernmeut have the option of purchasing the line. The debenture debt of the Company is limited to £200,000, at present Issued In bonds terminable at various dates. By the Hallway Act, 1807, It can now be betted In debenture stock L interest of this Debenture Stock of £ 200,000 will form the OM charge tan the whole Income of the Company, consisting of Me annual stun guaranteed by the Cap Government for fifty year from November, IMO (now amounting to about £30,000 per =mum, but capable of increase!, and the working profits of the itne, which for the past two year have average £B,oeo, making an Income of £0 5,000 to meet Interest to the amount of 112.000 . . 1 7 ..01the purpose of foils& securing the doe payment of the Interest on the Debenture Stock, the Directors will mato and pay half-yearly direct to trustees on behalf of the holders of this stuck a portion of the Government warrant for the guaranteed latvret sufficient to Cover the same. _ Payment for the Debenture Stock will be required in the fol lowing manner: On Tender „ Allotment „ May SO SAO July 1 and the balan'ee on or before 14 of Janruary. 'DM, on width day Munn at the rate of 0 par cent. per ammo will be) paid upon all sums so received by the Company. Scrip recelpta will be blamed on and after the parment of the bastalment due May 30. ezebatumahle for arrtMealea with coupoas attached on the payment of the balance. The C 414111- calcs will be for amount! of £5O eAdLIOO. frod,rs in the annexed form will be received on or before the — The Directon do not bind themselves to accept the highest or any tender. —By order of the Board, HARRISON WATSON, Chairman. Grisham.house London, March 10, 18S8. CAPE RAILWAY C OMPANY. Tiepin FOR DIUMITURE UTOCL To the Directors of the Cape Railway Caimans No. Marsh OenDemon, —Haring this day paid to your bankers the sum of L . I beg to tender for the sum of g of the Debenture Rock proposed to be issued In accordance with the notice of the 10th instant, at the price of L for each £lOO of the same, and I agree to accept the same or any hiss amount you may allot roe, and to pay for the same In the proportions and at the time in the said notice stated. Name Addreee This portion to be forwarded to the Company on ec before the itith of March, DM CAPE RAILWAY COMPANY. DEPOSIT ON TENDER FOR DEBENTURE SPOOR. No. Received of of the.® of A In accordance with the Company's notice of March 10, INN. For This receipt to be retained by the party tendering. IQ A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, • 56, Colemawatreet, IL C. , Negotiates P'rt•enblps, a•dlta and 'dines books or intricate accountueffecM arrangentinte with creditors without publicity, and accounts for Court of Bankruptcy. Balm of Reversions. Lfe Interests, and Annuities affected. and money obtained In connection with life daserance. MONEY. —Noblemen, Gentlemen of Property, Heirs to Retailed Intates, Moen on Pull Pay, and other responsible parties, can be Immediately accommodated with M•mrr on, their note of hand only. Several ems to be advanced upon freehold and leasehold seciniti ir reverrione, life interesh, or legacies. at 6 per cent. Intareet.— monfideuttally) to Yr. ROBINWN, El, Airntreet, Piccadilly, MONEY, from Fonr per Oent.—MONEY ADVANCZD one hour error spplication, wittroot sureties or security, to town or country. Bulb of noblemen, of cers. gentlemen holding public appointments, tradesmen and householders, tmm .dlately discounted. without refer. emu or guarantees. Money advancod on furniture, without removal, law oos p l o or e 4ublicity of NU of sale, on freehold and leasehold farming stock, Pinot, machMug. tall merchandise o f su e r, description. cso,goo Dow rimy for Immediate investment ou reversions and annuities. Yr. Geo. 1. ilackenn n ai r zavi an immense surplus capital at his command Is now to advance sums In large or small mounts, reps eau instilments to snit the convenience burrowers. All loan Milos routine ddo4ppee with. —Apply to Mr GEO. 8 MACKII4IIAL, ffl„ facing St. James's. treet. W. into has no eonnsetloa with any other Ake copying this advertisement. 011os bows 10 to 4. Advances on We ,)olleles and bestusasen ascend. P ERSONS WANTING CASH immediately, without disappointment, trouble, or expose, via, from et to 1.100, and above, nay be accommodated by forwarding their name end addresa, and amount required, to Kr. C. THOMAS, 3, Hingsland.road, Lon.lon. opposite Shoroditch Church, N.E. Ii is —The usual Loan.offtee inquiries dispensed with. BROWN* conducted privately, sad with despatch. ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES I—lf so, call at once oar the undersigned. and be relieved from the un vicaatot fear of Imprisonment and executions. Bankruptcy and cases conducted on moderate terms. Private arrange • made with creditors. Deeds or composition end assign. meat executed. Protection to parson and property obtained • •et publiclty.—Apply to HA IL HIS, 67, Strand, W.C. II ma. It till 4. A COMMISSION (worth more than £l,OOO • 1 for either sex hot dsogetory to those of the highoit 1...0b0. -Direct 21S, Bereefordatreet, 8. .• ►r ) MANUFACTITREIIB.—WANTED, by one ot• thoroarddy understands the Unen, lumbago, and " • rude, - COMMISSIONS. itaterence of many seen z k.iftrues all letters to C. W., rare of Nicholls sad HE PH ARMACOPCHIA. Au Extract from the domed Edition (Pegs 1 8 7 ) of Ike • • ..m.n of the Pharmacoptela of the ltoyal College of Physicians of London, IA Dr. G. 7. Collier. Published by Longman and Co. '• 1. no small defect in this compilation (speaking of the , ikceia) that we hare no purgative mass but what ' • .fi•ies, yet we know that hemorrhoidal MMus cannot •.' est:op{ it be in the form of COCKLES MEL% !... caeidd of slam scammony, and oolocynth, which I • formed into a sort og command extract, the acridity It , beineed. I myna, by an alkaline process, and by • ~ r,dlr4 Makaown to me) a ...aromatic tonic nature. o. better and no ironed it for its being a t midi ' I at it MI aa arbele at commerce and domeWc con. • • • lud do not Imettate to my it is the bed made pill in . a sivaeolar pante, a mucous purge,, end a hydra combined, and their effects peoperty controlled by yond n abscorrlget. That It does not commonly produce like most tic pills I attribute to Its being ,4111 y soluble, so that no nadiesolved Piriklen adhere to witunis inelatirann" ,aaasiqxa aHT 'LONDON, WEDNESDAY fO, HER MAJMO I rId DRAWING ROOM, to b. hold U3S s$ Haddrigbea Pasco, on THURSDAY, Mar S. ISEHILATIOIIS 20 11111YRNT 0138TRUS1IONS. PERSONS HAMM TRH PRIVILIGI Of Till EERY SULLIVAN as HAMLET, on FRIDAY nen, Ruch IR—THILATRI ROYAL. DRURY- I TY annagas saabssradon, foreign Wald" ashlest : nisistana Ind Abet pram laving the will tO itroannarinan and Snaitingham Paace-roa or the Born Oswalt red St Jamoseacark. and sot doirtt at the eir• komaiipas ante at arn to l lM Panon. i=mW mat oaken of slat* sad white darn ias Oonstice-hlll or Marlborough-phi, Lod r a t dann rShe anansiss' 111111114011 la ths fors cent it Sao Palma L AW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Instituted U Invested &seta—Upwards of Five and a Quartet MUUo Annual Income—Half a 11111 MIL Claims Paid—Seven sad a Half )11111estm Pom•Biths of the profits allotted to the Assured Qnlorplenufailt. &num hitherto added to Pollde►—Upwet& of Fest Mao& For Proepsctums, Statements of Account; ac., apply to the Actuary at the Wks, Fleeestrest, Loudon. WILLIAM BAMUIL DOWNIB, Actuary. v t irrrs's CAPSULE PATENTS to t -R-T labingeatenta—NOTlCl IS EMMY GI that EITITS NAME Is ON EVERY CAPSULE he maim for t=aelpel merchants of Instead sad Treace, thee eashing purchaser, and comazasr aot cads to Identify late gesulUnese of the It Is ~t als but Ilkurbe the contents of the vend to which a The Lord Cheasellor, la Ids Wig meat on the Bth tuba add that the Capades are Dot seed eddy to, the purposed ornament, bat that they us servica able la ng the bear trout Injury, and Insuring Its psalm asen—irri. 0, UK Maaafactosies, 1, Wharf-road, Cltproad, load , " and larders", Trance. IO F all spirits, brand] is the meet wholesome ‘-.. and useful when parteM4 pare. It poseesses peoperties Si peat medical velum, and has often been the means of envies human We. Used juticisealy, Hln at all times and se all ma done, a harmless inimaktial Bo much, however, depends oa the purity of the th at peed eautton should szercised to its pinnies, f Invalidn Attention haa been directed Ito supplies forwarded Messrs. AD. VALISNTI/f to the London I and °the hospitals, and we gladly accord it our nagnailded ap proval. It possesses all the virtues which are cherecterienc of the finest and purest French Menthes, combined with an= its delicacy of Savour. Their szteesine wine and liquor are situated at 1, Chapel-place (14/10, OsfordAlrest).—"Lstract from 'Court Journal,' Jan. 11, liteft" Be.R.Lovrs PATENT CASS STAND, • new Invention, so admirably contrived that a the beta ii well es smaller maks, may be relied et lOW on II Mahout labour ar trouble. lb action Is so tre QM the sediment of the most FPM fluid by no eon be dleturtied. Pelee la If., 14a, to silt 41, 9, aed pita aria iIARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. B No venapes required. No more fist beer or soar whin Pita to dd. ; ditto, Jostroplided, Se.—Applr direct to JAM? BALLOW patentee, 14, Lem Wdemotreet, Menalon.home. lee till Ids name and address ere on every Mick: ell mem see apedoes tretteinea nestevnge wean nonnisbed nee KINADUBLI I RISH LL WHISKY. INITNITEN, 11111. This celebrated old IRISH WEBBY gained the DUBLIN THUM MEDAL—It I pmt, MK millow, &Batons, and very wholesome. bold in boats., la. Id. WI,, at the NW homes in London ; by the agents In the prhieW towns Is Inland or wholesale st S, Orset Wlndmilletrest, London, W.—Obearre the rad ink WA NM murk ilooledi "Ehrlials IMO& CULTIVATION of TEA in the Fast Indtr has now became an Important festers. Banos the Introdoetiou of Assam Ti.. neatly tO years ago, the LIT INDIA TILL COMPANY hare, oa account of It. pee& sod umaisite Savour, promoted its sale by army riteana sig le Tea DUMlcts, then confined to Upper Assam, have gradually extended, and Teas from other parts of India are whin, thus °Mato( venter varieties The Company are now salling ABOUA, Coeliac Darjeeling. de., at from ea 10d. to 4a ft per lb., and China TIM as usnal—Waraboasse, No. 9, Crest it 11•111WI charoyard, Bishopsgate. Prim LIM forwarded on application. cARPETS.—ATKINSON and Co. are now offer *, to purchasers the whole of last year's BIUSIIILII CARPITS at present on hand. M a reduction of le pyeratcent. To Hessian of Hotels, large Consumers, and lamiUes, this notice bonito worth their attention. Address.-19S to 211, WISTMINIITHIeBBIDGIL-HOAD, LONDON. OONVERTIBLE OTTOMANS for Centre of •.../ Rooms, to form two settees and two &Mrs, • meat improvement on the ordinary ottoman. On of andSON, Uplioisterere, 21 and 22, Oziord-dr c ee it hZ'. Feedury, it and U. Mariam Meet. An e post tree. OXYGENATED WATER does not drink so Orbit as other atrated water, blows the gee can only he pa Into In In a state of vapour, and condensed Id* the ecas pre sent : baths aged on the spasm Is Menages the blood and are warmth sad terse to animal power. Order It fresh from the laborabsey M k t saw , or through any dragnet. to cues cootalsdas ix O xyOXNATED WATER.—Animal beat is kept op Is the oddest the by daily disostaa ot Osymmated Water. Irish made laboratory, Pt, Img-4kora, or through =I thuggish MeGLASS BOTTUM The LONDON m of the ALIE sad Wail GLOB 107111 Mt- PANT Is for BAI 11. et =DUMP PRIM the premiss et free had. inn EaICUL bens required for wharf perpoese Men for sL the new Winos sod the peenhelegpiret bottles aa mask from the wort; Yonshare, sad the @Silk Br, Upper rbsasseetroet. C 147. ATICINSON and Co.—SPRING STOCK of MUSLIN, Brick lace, Net, and Lego CIDUbe. The choicest deltas. 198 to IL% le lia'" , The Wen 41210.15 ZCOKOMICAL TAILORS, 40, CORRHILL, Opigniee Tiseh-lahe. LONDON. SECOND-HAND FIREPROOF SAFES.-Why purchase new Wm Than you may ban manallitand, by Miner, and every Mbar eminent looker, aqui In wasp moped to nom. at half tbabr 'Mess. tram dawn =M r al Bombay and othar .. teak tenures 1 , --Prken Men IYrjRUCTIVE FIRE, 17, TOWER ROYAL, ci r TY, J. 6. 1•111.-71 is 'bole of as Books. &A, a A. Levy sad Co. ewe and vainfure4 of &paned la TWO PATENT 11111.1ANCI 112142001 BAY IL—J. TANIIII, Rana, Lock and Ws Warsboa" 10. WalbsiolL hYa. Ilseand band Was from Ai 10A COAL. —GEORGE J. COCKERKLL and CO. Bs coals only. Qui% lOa.-13, Barnhill. CIOLTB and I:INTRACTABLE HOBBES V Broken good Wavered sad sound, by Dumb /oaken. Of WMlmbeds. and O. Leg Jrcaseedere Aram lb. Pemba. do. Crib biro[ Straps ..ram We. lubber Syr Lep for Wrap& Jockeys on Wee—. Id frireet. 14i dLZ Saddler, SW, O loatial rlordatrert, W., agar tie Marble Arab, ea WASH YOUR DOGS WITH NALDIRE'S TABLET& INDIGZSTION. NOSTONII C.AIIOIIILI MM. A Gatti Oaring sad • Powerfuli v ied &ad Verywbins is DONN Ila lid.. fa us, _TOZBAU'S COPAILDTX—In chronic or Tenni diseases a care Is elected In an averse, of etztit proved by the Perla Physic:lane Aeademy.— by WI ehemltta, ed. General Depot, 49. Haymarket, at O. Joreatia the only French chemist with the diploma or ~t e Pula School of !Franca. - • I -- 1 Iv.•• : 1 ir.', " s'l :i :,,:.1 ; ow- . g; S:, Sir vs:trims:lsm aea .fg,- - nrs 114 saw ti Urn a: , !cta,, rr. - l'i r sit y•o. , I ..t L.,. .' na:•rt! Pfuwc4 71 1.:111.fti: aVa nut has alas Vt: 1 : :. , ~ . , 1 4 , 01 .: IT, -•I 1 rii ,'tic . .. 1 . ..--• 1 N 'LW 1 .t%l '5 ' 1 1 1 _ l• ert ..it - ? '. 1 II slr• . 7 r.r ".• * : I'. ,:i 7 ' %. .'. ' 04 it, SR L.t• • • i r ..1.1.1 , : : 1 1 t.• - I .0 r: a vr I:J ' a • 1 • I. 11 • •• ' -., . I ... I , • 111 v Ink ..it ........ ___ E'VENINr THE CORPORATION ADDLE& TO THE paw. Hew Majesty having appainietirWininor en tie phis wiles as would metro Chepnotion laaday the lard Mayer, atwoopealed by the abed* issi sear siderabie nosabor of the nun, left Iroise by tits Beath Western Railway, by 'pedal train, N two o'eloeir, and were rewind by the canes et the hounheil at the Windsor TibS IWO amis.@ weer& 'aelehrhwes, sad the wade party pre seeded to the Obille, where flay were arbeardwed a luwaiwea eh three otiein At bal -1 lAA en* Qs Queen rewired the Elltaitin who wad Weigh lie esosnony et sang whir bar Mijeety would receive the sEirese. The answer was gins in then words: "Hen, sad Dow." The iiptlatka were that anamsaed to tbe What, Drawiaproee, where the Queen, attended by the Primness l ad Dee. trios, end the Dearer, et Wellhatia gad !area in waiting, received them Ms. Reeretary Hasty intro dosed the Lord Meter, why word* to preview in struction, nesented she address and resolved the reply, neither being read. Mr. Deputy Olesios Reed, the mover, sad Mr. Deputy Baas, the degrader, flow limed bane", and ate ampasy withdrew to fir abate wild were timid* Vadir imapeetaa.. Fier Moisen appeared ta exadleat hada, sad wen • pia! bask Ilk dna with deep seam the W. ribeal sad . • diewand ereabwea. This senehls et the lienpaheill weer the Meek ergs teed over the shoulder at *air eaadee liveries. The following is the tint of beg Maimty's rely -" I thank you for your loyal and dalifal address. It Is putt. tying to me to maim the renewed armrease of your attachment to my throne and person. The safferlDP which the late outrages brought upon so many dray Mao. mat subjects have moved my deepest sympathy. I oennelsnt that in my endeavours to sialistala the antborliry of the law and to repress sack cries I shall sem fail to receive your cordial support." H.R. DISRAELI 02i THE EDUOI27O2IQUESTION. A deputation waited upon the Fast Lord of the Treece', ia Downlag-snen 'spindly, to 'drone' the Widen of the Mandril/Jr Education Bill. The Han. Algernon Egerton latrodneed the deputation, which in cluded Mr. Bruce, M.P., Mr. 1 1 1 Mei, M.P., Mr. T. B. Potter, ILP., Mr. W. B. Paster, 11. P., Mr. B. Potter, Mr. J. T. Ithaert, ILP., Mr. Bea*, LP., Mr. Jacob Bright. LP., and wrresal gentleman freer the Man cheater Education Aid Society. Mr. Francis Taylor ' Mr. Le Mare, Mr. J. W. Marion, Mr. Bremner, Dr. Jolin Watts, and Er. Kayson, explained the objects of the bill. Mr. Banc; ALP., said be was very tied to hue the opportunity of impressing upon the premier the fast that the promoters of this bill had net brought it forward in any spirit of hostility to the government, but with a sin us" 6dre to brigs before the house the principles upon which they felt an extension of the present system should be carried out. They had no wish unduly to istorfere with what had been already done, but to build upon exist ing foundations. It was not proposed to interfere with the inanagementof the denominatiecoloshools,except sofa, u to insist upon a conscious clause. Desooduational - wheels might still be provided:rimier the voluntarysystem, if meow thought it oessesery te de so ; and ft was oily when the voluntary system faded that • lead oomisaittee wee to be provided to deal with any educationel The spirit in which the bill wee introduced ems eminently conciliatory, and he would take the liberty of _saying that its principles must form the real foundation of any bill that was to be permanent. Kr. W. K. Fouren. M.P., entirely sensurred in the views of his right hoe. friend, and he shooki be very glad if they found it unnecessary to praised with their bill in consequence of their agreement with • measure introduced by the government. As compared with the bill of last session there was this differense in the pretest bill—the former was purely • penniedu measure, this ocalaiald compulsory powers of rating in certain instances where voluntary means failed to meet existing wants. Mr. Disarm, in reply, said—Whatever diffuses= of opinion there may be upon some points between the government and the gentlemen composing the deputation I am now reeetriag open this mod important subjes4—if indeed there be say differeoce at all—there is at least cue point upon which we are entirely agreed on both sides ausely, in bevies • inure desire to terry esesenres which may • greatly extend and establish the general education of the people of the country. I quits think with you that all parties ought to join in bringing about this great result, and I feel caffein that the country at large will never permit the question of education to be come a party one. No doubt there will be a great variety of opinions; and some opinions, even if they are right ones, will only be gradually adopted. For myeelf, I have a strong cooviction that the feeling of the country will support any memoirs which the people believe sincerely aims at extending and establishing upon a per manent hear the general education of the people. I moot pretend that this deputation was ne cessary to make me aoquainted with the principles of my right hon. friend lir. Bruce's bill, or with the views of the society (the ManehosterlidesetkmAidßeekety) whishyoe represent. I have followed theproesellapof the educational cords:epees held in Manchester with the greatest, and I may say with unswerving, interest. lam perfectly aoquainted with the views then impressed, and the penal arguments urged on both sides. Nor can I pretend for • moment that anything you have said, how• ever ably it may have been urged, oan now affect the opinion of bar Majesty's government, for the mw sure which we think it is desirable should be brought forward, and which we hope to pees, is complete, and will be introduced speedily. TM state of public basin= of course renders it impossible for me to dx the day, but I am of opinion that the bill will be eerie/sly introduced before ten days have parsed. Therefore it wadi be affectation if I for • sternest pretended that la Mil • etas of affairs the opinion of the government tea he at all inflamed l o ig g rrepreeentstionn At the same *me I ma to admit, and I do so absertslip. that t= e4l7 expressions of opinion from men of sadness and authority, who have given their minds up to subjeste of imperious, are very beneficial, especially to • peels meat. Therefore I do not regret what has taken plus, although I cannot promise I can sat in defenses to the representatioss you have rude, even though I myself might agree with them. But I can amens you I have listened to all you have said with interest luaus even though I may have bees fuel. e liar with the irgenisate, there isinot adVantsge in having them urged paternally sad by the leading spirits who have gives up their Wads to their consideration. I osa cal, moue you that wherelkin Majesty's goveranient will earn. eMb' arasider the &win the disseatiose that will isserorily Ohs pima; sad I can mho owe yea in the tai soma maws, that we are meet eincisee t i o= shoat the weeliag 41111 111100.2111 eW give ri eatistaselea to the esentry. sad that will as" those weals whisk sea ae kept he denied, sad whisk nest eisidaly to sallied. This terniinated the interview. The Ida Zonation Oommitsion will, it is Wined, lasselbloly awwwww its isquiriss is Dublin. Tzs IimiIIEITATION or HiIDDLIIIMMILL—It data that lime is scow hitch is the orreageorsitte with Mr. lionsoull Mosaawst, sad that be will sot ha It forward to Mr. I. a. Loathes is the repeasstr. tics ol Hsideirid. Noe ol the binds of the We Mr. Orgies& make syyesiges to Mr. Imam a urger ; sal it is stria est the sesswvativas wt r.a a. bearsleybg to Wore Biz J. W. Bards. Kr. Beasseesy or ems ether gusilems to NM= spigot Mr. Lathes, us sews—wilb the brads view of Kr. Esther, sad eosiog dironsisa sammigul the so as to weetsra them its pritemestary ari ono& resst to basso Mr. Wright Nam Mr. Lathan at thehot wog - ' -i s, i s Pir re esumit=7, tisk Berg, osier the spokes idea al a ~min. Th e soetwo - el the !Morel osesatior taut &rased& her bsualosokoM the saws el • embiate b the • Medi= ham pill* adopts' hiss, Rai this awe la duo with Me. ILL Legi as the mot rossius, =as the mildirie at Ms on bot eiseties o he is um& emaiiiste at At • srogbi s m od Mess. tl e ztist the MAP Low* al Mr. Leatirms. Alt ayseetiog i Wor Eiropirigoes oighb—ess e/ estlyieggoole tithe gammas of Mr. lailabwo. the eamer big :rt. W Kr. Loathes) wan ttlrtYed la lb, inert isud iagemnos tio Wan we reds. of TIM LONDON Utriviimisr. —The Wens scammative privates have debouslaal to oaks toribor ma V i as to the streeph et lb* }oft, with • vivo et forward Itakrair M sa tkir andidsta • sodisal pagoote el Mpg missallis ohishseals, time MA be little lisegil that Ma sessibiersre vOl fisseesably reestrog by tbstogarbuotre Pell• Vial miaow en to seeroirses blo rms. lisesii tie Sri that Moe is Illtb times el near s, =Met they lea Mr. Lave as the wet el $ the Aber Pram ail 1:71:1119:11. IPLAL Som. PON poos.—Naldire's ow amide. ia• sift TIMMS ob reek io.. ri t i s goat Free frogs paboa—Prise dIN YhoWils. liniskoON. of baler sad yeah, reirdirks-dral—tidverlimait) - WATTIWO #IID TAFPIO or_ no Marble' . 71liZMI the lord froCW, tO;r1Z . ;;Iiii . 108“, lad Oland stink/tem Whig •ed titbit nt Baiward. wiar In Birdcage-we&o4 r The carriages of the met (Mom et late end white staves. Ito reving cour • t the green ticket bora the Lord Steward, may wait in the of ;ohm. The of other prima. haring a white ticket from the Lord may wait la espo-walk, aa directed by the All, except the amigo, of the rest Meets of state and white Margie, take up at the Ineklailmingate entrance . PERSONS NOT HAVING TEX PRIVILIOZ OF THE Barrur9 DOWN. The carriages of piev;:ria Itivieg — the entree may proceed r a tal a ir i sast im Berm en basis c re in it li t: g rit. limiest' aadraaste 01 if" yams WAITING AND TAXING UP, n. .;11^07,;ii iffsats-gerk. so d n. by tato "tali mama ray 6o sailiag doom aadNl6er by Marlboronsbigata Bucktairbaga-pkt•- ill• Walla rn* Joibailogaik mot walk 100 dogged at p.a. mall taw Drawly Naos la . . Fairies's WUI te• stapW by the police at any place, when nepairry to prevent obiftscdona No hackney emelage to to be admitted within the gates el Buckingham Pabtoe &avant& vatting an to remain where directed by the pollee. RICHARD MATH& The Connntatoner of Folios of the Metropolis. Metropolitan Potlerroffice, March 10, HIM ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACIL Throe %Gob Grand Cowart Procaanadia fight ceramic A. idifeng. MLLE. FINVITE, from the . Lyceum, D EMLY NIGHT, M BAN, is Os Parties Qmadono. ROYAL ALHAMBRA P.ALACL ATKIN SON and Co. FAMILY DRAPERS. &maples of all kinds of Drapery Goods forwarded on ag=i4meltable dear f lonselield or pensibil ar sad Calm aluethp m miry oaks. M w lowa* Wilma market for Fars llama for Droning Gear. Odikithis ea lowly MAL This nemos's Print; printed Cambric* aad Gem tbr arse amantertarms. Boman sad lush Dam* Table cloths . Mawr lifteldis me sa. Ida, and Barnsley Medical, and iastisratltrovals. Blankets, Counterpanes, Table Coveft, Be. lfel torn, WISTMINSTBIL-BBIDUE.ROAD, LONDON. • PIGEONS. T a D BlM Anassa 00., smuts sim oisams. Leloodericiaran earislieek Gnewisoniquirs. LEILLY-00M8L414 RIFLI. The Wet dm* had stealth yet aimed to the pthlio.—Y. 11 Y the 010., Wthe Othiedetreet. Lodes ; booth satabnauirmr. Ptheeththroth lastAismoi 1„ SW saw" both - A RTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from tan sot from A 3 ; as platinised surer, Ta Og. c toll net, 666 ;on &the. 100 toll est. Let oo gold, from 100 to Ste : full eet from Lit to 1.15 ; stopplog, to gold, the. extroctlon by load torelbarta, M ; utter ehlarolone, 110 old mete refitted or allowed for. CeasoltoMoo free. Mr. WARD, B.Y.D. sod over 10 yams Modes, Destlet to the Protesdoo.- 188, Oztordolreet, W., Wye.. Doke sod Orehardolreett HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of wall known mellow* ems Nay to had at M. Greet Leeeell stmt. apposite theectia BMWs Mu Gala The tury beet steel tnusio eflies. met Iat—THOYAS and SON =ION the 0 why* perms albs their emu isteblithed 17110. Ito elan Olt agent& ARNOLD and SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE TIMMS seknowledgoi to be Use lightest and most onto tastable 'rearing tram timettod. Ihstle Stockings, Knee-cops, Re., for varicose V 44115, troaknms, in; Abdominal Belts, Its lway sad everyes. Conveniences. Crutches, Art lll giesl etal Len Arms, Heads, RPM &c • ARNOLD and $ daseT snr sigetams masiationsnid t and vast Sollaideld, Louden. N.B.—Directions or messorment said prices forwarded. An experienced female to stated en Wins. ,!!0! IDMON.. On the lath Ind., witb - IlkatratiOns eingt;;;;d on Wood, hap. aro, 2a St cloth, T .RAVES FROM the JOURNAL of OUR LIFE -ILA la the HIGHLANDS, troth lath to 1211. To width are pre need and melded Extraela best the rase Journal Vilna an Account of Radler Visite le Scotland, and Tours la Mitered and Ireland, and Yaabtlag garausiona Med by AITHIM uars. Sad* Mgr, and Co. SO, Gambill Mob Id., pout-tm tour Mow, D MARRS on )(ARMAGH WITH • DIMMED WM'S 81817.8 By a L►DT. With Appen dixes. Loudon : Geo. J. Stevenon, 44, Jolt pab&kod, Ow ad ost boo four stamps, ATOTEDIUG RO PRAY Or d ; or Flora Macrlimsy's 11 Ramo trove Moan sad Rome. lay Plaza Pawn. 0. J. inoviroos. K PidoroodOor-row. TIPPRINCE of PREACHERS. 0. H. rirsoaos. • doe& of his sharvetious Mf. week pool sad frfaaw: with feet& assedoSee, sod partnot. 3d., post fns tour stamps ; above. with Nibs of Mr. Spurgeon's liermons, Cat tree thirteen damps. O. J. Stovowarra, Pt, Pstarsostor-row. Moo In, HOW to RENEW LIFE ; or, the Treatment and pun of llkMalrowt. mad NIIIMUS Adop tions poodl ind rti wot% N.D., A. 8., London d Da INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (smut THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION. ADEN, Vnt. 11 The 10th Bengal Cavalry have re-embarked, and will proceed immediately to Annesley Bay. Letters received here state that Gobazye is dose to Lasts, and is advancing on Maeda. PRINCE NAPOLEON'S VISIT TO GERMANY. VIENNA, MAica 10. Prince Napoleon is said to have abandoned his intention of visiting this capital, and will return direct from Berlin to Paris. His Imperial High ness, however, is expected here with certainty in May next. BERLIN, Mason 10, Evisnro. Prince Napoleon has gone to-day to Potsdam. He will dine to-morrow with Prince Charles. RUSSIA. It is understood that the budget for 1888 is about to be published. The revenue of the year is stated at about 480 million roubles, and the ex penditure at 475 millions. Out of the latter amount 35 millions are intended to be applied to railway works. As compared with last year's budget, the revenue shows an increase of 35 millions, and the expenditure of 90 million roubles. The German Petersburg Gazette an nounces that a large railway company has accepted the government terms for the sale of the Nioolai line, under reserve of the consent of • general meeting of shareholders about to be called. The contract entered into by the government with an American arm for the supply of working material is to remain in force. FRANCE. PARIS, liLmem 10, 11•110=04 Ths bills relative to the supplementer credits for 1868 and the budget for 1869, which wore laid yesterday on the table of the Legislative Body, were diebibuted to-day among the deputise. The chief features of these bills have already been made known by the report of M. Magas, of the 27th January last. The supplementary credits for the ordinary budget of 1868 amount to 61 millions, of which 49 millions are for military. expenses, and the sup pkanentary credits for the extraordinary budget of 1868 amount to 109 millions, of which 57 millions are for military and 28 for naval par poses. The excels of expenditure over revenue for 1868 is estimated M 128 millions. In the ordinary budget of 1889 the expenditure for military pur poses is Axed at 381 millions, or 33 millions more than in 1868. In the extraordinary budget the total expenditure amounts to 184 millions, of which 37 are for military and 21 for naval purposes The bills relative to the preen and the military con tingent were laid before the Senate to-day. BELGIUM. BRUSBELB, Ka= 10. _ _ _ _ It is rumoured that distorbanoss bad broken out in the neighbourhood of Mons, in consequence of workmen being thrown out of employment. A strong detachment of gendarmes is said to have WI Mons far the disturbed district. AMERICA; (llf MAIM Risafaxis, 7004708 ii. aserses maim) NIW YORK, Kamm IR Closing prices : Gold, 1391. Sterling exchange on London, 1091. 5-90 United States Bonds, 1882, 110 ; ditto, Ism, 104 ; 10.40 Bonds, 1011; illinois, 194 ; Erie, 751. Cotton : Middling Up land, 251. Petroleum, standard white, 251. Flour, extra State, 10 dole. 50e. Corn, old mixed, 1 doL Mo. Kkacz 10. .PlBl - t li HORLY: .;.o.roorava yAaaallaaw orb t• . o h • 1 1111' or 11 JO .•••T V. .!.1 1/.! e r! - 1f,.±..: .%YI, ). 1 , 1 •.• • '3 r e. - . `f• • •,,z, L-9 [STAMPED is ADDITIOiraj CONE PENNY THE FENIAN TRIALS AT CORK. 00/38. TUESDAY, 9 At the county usiass, this d, the Fenian pri- DOOM Mackay was put on his tri al for the murder of Pakw-Constahle_ Casey • The Atkeney-Oaseral, In opening the ow, con. tended that the shooting of Casey was e ith er sod- dents& or it was wilful murder. WiWomes that Cesey was shot by Mackay in ibe de =s straggle with Constable - tug. Bin= idszrnra Lnne.—A densely symbol awe.' el the lahabbleals el Lob was held has alibi in the Two-hell, to probed aplomb the zolopeelow eimme el the Reba= Act 2lw asoliner woe alba by earl Wed the label* Whebileale el the tows, owl wee of the Mod eathwieelle sad nosaboose ehereolw. Kr. Alderwea Latham pm /bd, sad the reollattwee woo swad /la Al.docome Oaalas, lir. Aldomea lb. T. I. Maw. sod ahem pelides to the Beam el Cameos was Wowed be brow el the obeitilan al the ratergagiag eat adawdlowoelas AMMO el the oat. is foveae et a a Le wn impaelid ealleeelbalies et sea* awl d vela ,by a.. Psoroano Van or m Pinion OF WAS'S Landes morespendeat et the Dubkab Repro* obius ilud die of the Primo of Rabe to that city remind sanction ot her IlabetT on Nsisky afternoon. The objed of it is that the Pm*, =installed m • Knight al SL Patrick. " The pro. "be " are to he ea a male of unexampled =t r. The teat,. is to rear the ribbon vacant Aura of lie Prises Oessort. The visit will tabs pine immediately after Easter, and will bet ter at lour r week." Tae ABYSSINIAN ExPRDITION.—Sir R. Napier writes to the lismatary of State for India that he bu been rolusee=eu lled to allow Dr. Brut, who IMO , to quit the expedition, as rt 2 e l t re tet his health in the performance of ltis duties, and has been recommended by his medical attendant to proceed immediately to Europe. Sir B. Napier gamic, very wermly of Dr. ffues services, and says it w il l be eSsalt to supply his *es. INDIA-OFFICS, blanen 9.—The Queen has been to imoint Frederick Augurs. Bernard Glover, of the Reuel Civil Service, to be • judge of the High Court of Judicature at Fort Willisso, in Bengal. The gams las also besa pleased to appoint Duarkaasth ter, .tobe • jadge of the High Court of Judicature at Fort , la /3espL—Oaratre. figazwesuaw ScHoos. —Mr. G. H. Htn neitolar of St. Jabot's CoSep, Cambridge, who wee Craven University Scholar last Saturday, was educated at Shrewsbury Selma Mr. Hallam is the third Shrewsbury man who has gained this honour within the lam wren yeses, =which period six Craven whole/ships have •••• • WomsN'S StirrSAol.—Lest Wednesday a meeting of the Society for Woman's Sarno wu held at Aubrey house, Notting.hill ; Mn F. Hill bang in the chair ; at which it wee resolved that a meeting on the same subject be hold or Monday, April 6 atthe Stamford-eireetChspeL ProfessorFawcett, M.P., has kindly offered to preoide, end other workers of ability will be present. The London petition to be laid before parliament fee reconsidering the law excluding women householden has already readmit between 13,000 and 14,000 signatures, amongst which we may notice Mr. A. V. Hateourt, Profaner lowet• Mr. W. C. Sedgewiek, and Mr. G. A. Simons, from Oxford. There are 36 nimbus of parliament on t he general com mittee. __ ROYAL NATIONAL LITIJOAT INSITTIPLION.—The Right Has. Mr. Cony, Fint Lord of the Admiralty pre sided over theweal manias .1 this society 7 eaNt dsy 6 $ the London Tams. U. said the merriest of the inatitu. tion could net be overrated in a great naval country like ours. Last year it was instrumental in saving 1,086 lives, of which 783 were rescued by the boats. Since 1824 when the society was estab li shed, nearly 17,000 lives had been preserved through its agency—a number nearly equal to the whole number of seamen at present in the het. The honour conferred upon the society at the Paris Exhibition was a taibete is the humanity of this country, es honour. able to the giver as the receiver. It was ing to Sad that notwithstanding the commercial stagnat gratify ion of the year the sestributions had not diminished. The total nselpls were 39,3861,, of wi5ieh,82,2094. was lithe shape of speeds! donations &tali he the construction of 26 life boats. Mu report was read by Mr. Richard Lewis, the smaetary, sot unanimously sdopted. Vales of thanks ore pamed to the Bawd of Trade and to the chairman for _presiding. Tan NM:MILOS Tiantuto Stur.—A novel little Teasel is tow lying off Gravesend in the shape of a full. rigged ship, of some 200 tons, said to be the smallest ship I afloat. She is intended to be used as • taniningship for young gentlemen not to remain always at moorinp like the usual traininglehips, but to get underweigh and nuns round to the different seaports. Every rope and spar will be found in its proper place,as in the largest twirchaatmen, but on such • reduced seals that the strength albs hoYs will not be overtaxed. The deck is flush, fore and aft, and protected by a good high bulwark, sairmeanted by a top. What rail. Four large skylights and ample light and air to the lower deck. Below there is every necessary accommodation and comfort for the boys. The main cabin has a height of nearly eight test between decks ; it is fi tted with • double row of berths on each side, and a mesa table down the centre. Abaft of this Is a smaller cabin, comfortably furnished, for the °Moen and elder cadets. Still farther aft is the commander's private °able. The fore part of the ship is fused for sad cooking meals. The Nautilus is open for far a short time, visitors being admitted on presenting their cards. Tai COURTS- MARTIAL COMMISSION. —The royal warrant appointing a commission to inquire into the eon ditutka and practice of ootois.martial in the army, and the present system of punishment for military o ff ences, is published in Let nights Gazette. The commission is com posed as follows:-1'.d. Wilson Patten, M.P., the Menials of Harlington, Viscount Evenly, General Peel, the Hon. J. R. Mowbray, Judge Advocate Geseral of Forces ; Mr. Thome. Ratenen Heedleai, K.P., Mr. Russell Gainey, Eseardar of the City of London; Sir James Yorkeflearkst, LOX., Sir Alfred Hastings Hondord, &GM, Mr.= nbrtaenteneat-Geseral of Porde ; and Mr. , Y.P. • Tens VOLITATiII Review. —The all-engrossing topic just now in Portsmouth la the forthooming Nader Monday Volunteer Review, and the arrangements which are being made to give eclat to the event and to enter tain the volunteers in a manner becoming the position of the place to which they have been invited indicate mom& One important subject to which the mayor and the review committee are directing especial attention has reference to the aocesonanktioa which can be afforded to the metro politan esemendiag °Moen, and those volunteers who cry feel diaper& to seemed the visit, and we are autho- I Add to state that these will be fully adequate to the 'squirmed., and that the d the peal et floe exesative to ambito& a assiseete soak et sit, is being in this as la aR dad reaped, fully arrMd out by the labsbiteate seedelly. As yet pleas hare hese promelsoded with rapid to VW ;Lim wawa al she meal sod aßitary dishes* width will be readered on the deaden; but It gisralir ender deed that the whole of the andlable ahfp ing wID take part in the display, sad that the gunboats are ordered peepers to take up a punka on Paddock, Lake, whisk commode a view of the forte ekes the suit at Pertollewn Hill. Mae eaa he so desks that, should the weather prove favoersbie, the sjpeetasie will i me ens dpeat the the penal hotel sad Anse e as erases lam el n = i v lli ae erases Asa orals Bum mama PAs- LlAMlllM—Yasiaday ether pri thezoosedings simemblear Milroy mid bilk now in mewl ewe essmeassd la Yr NORM the fellawis bedews wee Isesseeled. la Itleahng Order Clemeliles.the tee; were dr , ' shoed by *dr hedidlistelswe bums whit la tie eggnog ars at the Oiatimi *asap. la the fissd ems el lie Ilithswy lhir ra ll Mosinee awised wile late ism milk la the ▪ Mao el Clemsams.l6. Maw% lUD et the emu bouliliaad desisted the altadleg esihre to h ava l es . with ta the ease el the .se eat petition et the Sher Oswerseary Tal. The weep posed pelpsesi polities al the Lepton Gee we reseeded with, sod soh adjoined for a fertalght. Tim ann= SILAS Smarr. —Tim_ sailplane& wasimes Inquest ea tbs beep el Da el Detail, Whir lephe wzsesigW a : tart r ia l s dar y try in: rw7Wmain Ina t j etor tied the disemd sat • is mead Yredllft POWS e r r anir Parker = tb = z irs t r deallet d_ r il li the lorma illill" Adiseenh a ye ar thidi "'Wiled sander " aoudad Fradrefek raw, sad be ems eseraftied he tees" OMPerAItS Oars Mana.-11i• Unioa Oacazsay's asehb (Wbs R. Davie, =Le falodi dismal wads bar Asearka, Her a ds, sad the Ow el lea, fa Plymatk IlassE. Es s aier minim art gemiplied_aa i!lF_wfla 11 •• eel also 6 peesolled4 • 1 01 P room SAIL la armoire Wig =seism.. griZtact 10—A= ea pigaria. TIV; eft by Noma *INK l 1; toia 'Wu% Velk MARCH 11, 1868. . OUR CONTEMPORARIES. (THIS DAY.) TIOPOILUJII 701 /11111 AND. The late hour at which Bari Mayo concluded his spew* sad the fee that he mere& asitil the slaw the state mat of the gotterazose propeesis, peewee ace if our ocattemporades from dieseling them. The Thowebiedy matinee itself to criticising the speech of Mr. Megeire, sad the opposing arguments which were advanced by the Chief Secretary for Ireland relative to the prosperity sad contentment of the country. Pulling aside the fervid eloquence of the cos Wrests, and the reaction it exalted is the ether, the There ceadden that the truth one be recognised that there dee miss entooget the lowest dames of Irish life s sluggish dietatbithetien with the government under which they live ; and administration after admiais tration has entailed the nesseity of some isterveatka hetireo landlords sod beasats. Lastly, the Assn would reel that daudar sad abeeluteiy aawmalowe iaeWatiea which has bees deceased by every statues& of miseries from the days of Mr. Burke sad kr. Pitt to the preset, but which still exists in all its wiseatiel features, biding suffered no peeler adage than same ereadments in the calleetion and the distributes of itsreesues. tlemeare the pee' to which it lehens parliament le whims tteslf. hanstbal. AD be es Powillia, of Mr. Maguire's harangue. The goesauseat, according to Lord Mayo's explanation of their plans let night, have no policy to recommend with reference to them. They would hare peas/nest wait, and in the interests of liberal go retained it leperhaps desirable that their wish should be grilled. But the wiessie he its appropriate us.. U nothing is to 'pries directly free the demeans of this week, they should reveal to the «wintry the ides and the courage of the Beeman prepared to meet • new parlia ment. The Daily Peeve regrets that the plans of the ministers did not meet with a more able and concise expositor than Lord Mayo, who, apparently inspired by an ambition to make a great speech, succeeded only in making a long one. So tedious as harangue was probably never delivered in any imam* without interruption, or suffered to reach its natural close. And yet the state ment of the intentions of government might have been made in a quarter of an hour. Until the ma chinery by which hie tenant right propositions are to work is explained, no one can my whether the bill will be, or is intended to be, really operative or a mere paper conosseion, a payment in depreciated or worthless mummery, or in solid gold. The result of . the royal commission which is to be named would prove, he sanguinely believes, that the farmers of Ireland do not dada the revolutionary changes that are advocated in their name. It will be appointed, if not under inalmotions to refute, yet in the hope that it will is fast refute, curtain disteeteful theories. If, how ever, precautions be taken for the protection of the tenant, to that he can say what be really believes and desires, in stead of what be merely thinks will pleue his landlord, and if the inquiry be impartially cooduoted, it may supply the reformed parliament with valuable results and mate rials. On other @abject, than the volatilise of landlord and tenant ministers present themselves in the attitude of free, perhaps we ought rather to say of 11117.101.111, inquirers, bat it la to be feared that them commissions a►e simply to many aids and instruments in Mr. Disraeli's grand policy of procrastination. The other definite proposal of the ministers Is to conciliate Cardinal Cullen and his brethren by the establishment of a University which shall be to the Roman catholic population et Ireland what Trinity College, Dublin, is to protestaata. On the church question Lord Mayobints at an increase of the Regius' Donau for the presbyterians, and uses language which implies a readiness in case of pressure to secure equality in religious ensure. ments, not by levelling down, to use his own phrase, bat by levelling upwards. The insufleimey al the programme from beginning to end is clear, and the positively cider tionablo character of many parts is apparent even in the bah] sketch cot forth Mg night. It affards little Amor of a settlement, but it may be the first step of an ads vane.. The Herald gems up the government policy in • few words :—The government will introduce an Improvements Bill, similar in many of its features to those of the bill of last year, but containing MOW clauses intended to facilitate and encourage the grant of leases, and to give additional security to the tenant making bona .gde improvements. It will farther take exeunt of the With!' of the Roman catholic.' for a superior system of education after their own manner, and it will give to Inland from the public revenue all that the public interest may require. As for the Irish church, the government will decline to legislate upon that subject until the royal commission has reported, because it will only legislate for the better distribution of the revenues of the church U need should be, and not for its despoilment. The Herald thinks Lord Mayo's state ment will be heartily welcomed both in England as well as la Inlaid. Tat !APT MIIIIMATAIL The Times believes it possible. without any incresee in naval eskimake—nay, alter tiny have been coudderably redneed—to make the British navy more formidable than at presort, sad to exert more real, thoogh • lass estentabons, authority co the sea. The Admiralty has net yet recognised the great truth that the wooden navies of the world have ceased to exist so effective instruments of war. When the pub) to as its attention resolutely to practical reforms of administration it will be asked for what purpose this country keeps fleets and squadrons going to and fro on every see, and oessistieg almost entirely of vends which in tines of war mutt fly to the nearest poet in order to avoid destruction. Who ma believe that the West Indian or North American squadron would keep the sees in • war with the United States? The British navy should consist only of soak vessels are se capable of meeting the best of the roomy* and, except for epode' and minor services, the others should Doe be seat to sr at all. Rotaries to the gradeal boom in the ob. mates which has takes plain daring late years, the Deily Nero observes that that inereass must go es so long as the present system of naval administration is tolerated, and so long as the priselpies whisk have Miele regelated naval slabs are maims& The germs mast knows well essogh the dillisalties of any reel reform which, to be effesteal, would disturb the very foundation on whir& the navy rests ; and it he. theeefore easteated Hoff hitherto with intredeahm little reforms of • otiorlidal shareeter, which only attested isolated isterests. The seam now embed for IN an emsrasoss sass ; bat it is simply Wettable until sees better system b devised, and BOOM WI expeesivir prbelple b had down then them whisk already exist lite relepreph liable that the Sail patty deal" mile like sae rasa to desists teat Beedead should lave k trait mats at the met d the meikelehie baeoagba, sad act at the met el the rib& welfare. Ihmegelle milks will be demanded tram army meat mike tame to be mild "a lama' at the mut aleetios, aid " • sepperiee et M. , Gladstone.* The Ds* Nan plats out that the Maim govers. redid 'moot relieve half d its oteligetkas W shades that its amides with us of every kind are dissolved. Le doped al the Mat Dumber the Meshes Ihee see Vieleter saueeases to the leseporery spat d the Ildeble caneatisa that ids pveresasma amdiers that anew mad es ase-existsat. It would be yeepesterems to sap pers Set this county hes Welted its eight w demered al Maim the obeardaos el ea eoppmeest bend urea • sohdeatial lola al sow by IS intineisdea at la dipler aide Medan with the goversemeed of the swills Wes dews ad gamed debt, ace esa the obligatisa4e pry be pi at by drab( arab out ol esaatey. 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