The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-14 00:00:00

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Mara &dark Bac/atone, Chl MlMadames Roam Maoris% lltawallazATVAl ADONI3. Rae Keeley.—Aad• KM IN TRZ DARK. Ms Immo. DILAWING4OOI: 6100 ND FLOOR, AND ATTICS. )/r. D. Mbar lad MAN t Moverd.—Asd 10111.0 ♦ND JOLIET. Maws. Nebo% mg Yining; Walk Melia CollaseAd Mn. H. Manion. Ma IVWPS. TEE LUT4LATIDSD MAZZIAGI. Era 6. Use sad ad the Compam.-1112 GILIAT GEM 2111 Ct —DITOLILL Mager Pow loan& and Mims C. SR Came sad Inott.—And a armed BHAISPRELA2f TABIZIIIX. ENID WATID AT LOJDOY MIDI& DS AIT —lAinfa& 7b. 17m .Allsm" IL DA to4loo/01I Morning,. IL tko.....ADAms" IL Um LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY it. le it not a little too early for the knot of reac tionary Wbigs whom Mr. Gi.sneross's speech has so rudely disenchanted, to announce the response of the great Liberal Party to the Cirawczuza's in spiriting appeal? When they have a little recovered from their disappointment they will find that they have enough to do for the present to resolve where to bestow their own precious selves. For five years they have been living easily at t h e expense of the Liberal Party, consuming its political capital and adding nothing to its income, and had pretty well exhausted its vitality. When Mr. Gunsross made his speech it was notorious that they had brought the fortunes of the party to the verge of ruin. It is not that speech, but their own astounding folly and infidelity, that bad made them well-nigh houssless and homelier. The end was equally at hand whether he spoke or kept silence. The first question for them now, we repeat, is where they shall seek refuge : but it is oneof strictlypereonal interest. Totbe liberal cause it is a matter of perfect indifference whither they may betake themselves, so long as they are not again placed in positions to betray it. Just now they are rashly and inconsiderately instructing their sorry scribes to protest that they will never no, never, follow Mr. GLansroxr, andthey aredialress ingly angry with Mr. FOIST= for saying that they will have to do so or go over to Mr. Etisaimi. Unless they are men utterly without foresight, they must have long since expected the day when the reformers and the anti-reformers of Parliament should sit on different sides of the House under their appropriate leaders. It would be interesting to know by what personal combinations they have dreamed of keeping up an organized hypocrisy pledged to oppose liberal measures. Everybody knows the very peculiar circumstances which of late have rendered such a strange phenomenon ' possible, and for the last six months or more every body has been saying that it could not be kept up much longer. It was in fact dying the most natural of deaths, from infirmity and decay. We foresee that before two years are past the very men who are now foremost in denouncing Mr. GLAD noire will be creeping under his gaberdine for shelter, and trying to share the credit of his Reform. There is no risk in such a pro- phecy, if it deserves the name, for these 'tardy patriots are resolved that under no common cir cumstances shall the country be deprived of their services in places of treat. It is curious to note the clumsy and ludicrous devices by which the organs of reaction attempt to create a prejudice against Mr. GLADOTON; and the policy he revives. Mouthing a foreign jargon, our angry Pharisees are trying to frighten Englishmen with • bugbear. If we may believe them, the CHAZICELLOS of the Excii EQO6II is ROM SPIEIOLE, TOM PILLig, and ANARCHARSUI CLOOTZ, all in one. Re can intend nothing lea than to bring in universal suffrage, with anarchy, national bankruptcy, confiscation of private property, and we suppose the guillotine in its train. Alas for these forlorn alarmists, for them there is no such hope. If their denunciation could have ruined the few men on whom the country relies to lead it in the path of progress, they would have done so long ago, for it is their old trade. But the country recognises in Mr. Gummier the most practical of all its statesmen. Session after session for the last five years it has looked to him for the useful measures necessary to redeem the discussions of Parliament from the reproach of absolute barrenness. And it has never looked in vain. A series of masterly and triumphant budgets, the French Treaty, the Annuities Bill—by these the administration of Lord Pm-salamx will be remembered when much which is of dubious merit in its character is charitably buried with its bones. When we are told that the " historical Liberalparty of this country will disown Mr. Gisnwroxx and his principles because of last Wednesday's speech, we can only smile at the presumption into which people may be betrayed by strong passions and weak memories. In these days, when men live fast, a public writer may perhaps be excused for forget. ting what happened so long as eleven years ago ; but among readers there will be some who re member that the very extension of the fran chise now supported by Mr. Gtantrross was first recommended to Parliament under the Earl of ABE/WIEN, Sir G. C. Law's, Sir JAM= GRAHAM, and Lord HIIISIIT. The great Liberal party would have become " historical " indeed if it had got so far from its former posi tion that the opinions of even those statesmen seemed of revolutionary redness from that which it now occupies. But in fact it has done nothing of the kind. And a writer must have no email au dacity, native or acquired, who, with Wednesday's division before his eyes, showing that 216 Mem bers of Parliament were supporters of a six-pound franchise, could pretend that the great majority of the Liberal party had changed its mind on the subject of Parliamentary Reform. It seems from these absurd outpourings, that the reac tionary faction which so long bestrode the Liberal I party is not yet out of its fools' paradise. In stead, however, of vainly trying to keep up the I old illusion, and affecting to prescribe • course to the party they have ruined, the members of that faction would do wisely to look around them and consider their own situation before they find them selves without a roof to shelter them or a rag to cover their nakedness. Vbe frown. . - 4 0 WINDSOR OABPI.I, Max 13. Princes' Louise, attended by the Hon. Mrs. Bruce tad OwWM Mr W. Rade, wont to Loudon yowler day sad waited the Prime sad Priam, of Wale at Mad. borough-home. where the Primo Rehm. meet ter; sad from thaws their Royal Risbamtek etieried y Viessuatem Jocelyn, Lay Oerolise Barrisikm. the Row Eceily Oath- Ookmel the Rom A. Herdlsge, sad Sr W. Hoots, weal to Orarreasesquen. sad hetwared Red and 0001411•11 _ . Pitmen= with their eseepiay, at a wooed gleam in aid of the eabeariptioa for the relief of the eaffeeers by the him datio• at Melia & ma Royal Higbannss sad snits rotursod to Windsor Ord, at a quarter Won six o'clock. Tb. Qum, aeoompinisd by Priaoses Limbos% drove out yinkedny shalom in an open ranks. sad four. Lady Amnia Oka* me in attondasoo on bar Majesty. Colima Sir T. Y. Biddolph attended a. barosbook. Pk Atiaataa aad Lady Paget &wind at the Oadia yew tattle,y. rid had the borax of dials( with bit Majwity awl Royal Family. Prises LeMines arrived at the Castle this maraieg. The Berl d Olarmidein had la audience of her Majesty. . The QllllOO, Primers Hakes, PthbOWS Lesko: Pilaf:* Leopold, sad Princess Beatrice, the Prince end Priem Lagoon and the Wank Prisons Alberta, quilted Wiadear Nide at a (porter been seven o'nkek this evade( tar Italieeral. The Salto le stiwideme wire the Hos. Ma. Dm*, Lisa teerst-Geserel the Hoe. C. Grey. lira. sad X Gm, Colossi the Has. A. Liddell, Mr. Huff, sad Yr. Boa Lead fitsalify of Ahlorley also aldwried lwr Illejtety to Behowel. The Prisons d Wake, attended by the Hem. Wm W. Grey and Lord Hank, arrived at the Camila to-dey at half met t o'clock, and teak Mechem with her Majesty. Thee Prime at Wake, atteeded by Major Teesdale, aerived at battled lim. Both rewslawl at Me Cad* aad accompanied the Queen to the stalks cm her Majerty'm de. patters, dim •etch they reierwed to Landon. The Primus el Weise, attended by the Hea. Mrs. W. Grey sad Lead Harris, mat to Wiadser in tbe faesseee to visit the Queen. The Prises et Wass rode as bombs& attended by /Woe nodal' la as tommies. His Royal Bloom maids* s lector* glom at Ike (Joked Service lactitatios, ww.Ll, at 3 o'clock. llee Priem a/ Weir, etherleiby Bieber Tiede* won 110 Whebor ie the attersoes leyisit the Qom& TM Priam and Prim' ore ol Wake isiorred to Kariba roaik-hogue in the maim. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at Cam bridge-house. The minister /*sent were Vis count Palmerston, Earl Gran the Duke of Argyll, Sir George Grey, Russe ll , the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, Earl De Grey, Sir Charles Wood, the Chancellor of the Exch.. quer, the Duke of Somerset, the Right Hoe. T. Milner Gibers; Lord Stanley of Alderley, and the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers. A deputation from the Epidemiological fikeisty, reaMat iag el Dr. Milroy (Presided), Dr. Waller TAW* Dr. Mae• key, R.N., Dr. Camp, Dr. Bowie, sad Yr. Ise N. Rad cliffe ilieeerery seereteryi. had ea interview with the Lord President sad Use Vise-Praidest et her Ralealfs Mast Roaesrable Privy Comcal, at the Privy Ommell-oise. yesterday. HER muzsrrs DRAwnraiwor. This morning her Royal Bighorns the Princess of Wake heid a drowtopream at Bt. Jenism's Moos am behalf of how llalssty tlie - Qamm. The weather was is an respects more favourable foe sock a esnameay than tie day on which the last drawbar-room was hold, which was sold sad mt. This momiag it was ese sad somewhat alma Dialog dm lest few days a large samtar of massetatices ham hem farm/dad to the Lord Obasabwrlala, nadir the mug ragalatioss, aad the Misedmee al Wks Mb msnisig ans easy cessidembla It has bona smommed that the salt drawiammom wall las held sal Tuesday, Me 14th of Jam, sad that will la all mobahllity be the lad of OS MOM Irmoonnt Palmerston, with Lady Palmerston, is expected to Lave tows toAlity ar Moody for Brooks& Hall„ Boris. Lord and Lady Egerton of Tatou gave a grand estertaisseest last main to their }Loyal ilighaeses the Duchess of Oarateidge sod the MOONS Mary, sad the Gesad Doke sad Duchene of Yeekleabergh4treihs. The Lord Bishop of London and Mr.. Tait left tows yesterday, for the School Hew, Resby, es a visit to Use Rev. Dr. Temple. Lord Stanley of Alderiey will remain In atten dant.. ea thin Qtrs. daring tie early part of bar Majesty's resideses at Belownrel ; and, it is wad, will bs 'seconded by the Dane of Awls. _ _ Lady Cremonae had an assembly last evening at hot reeidenoe i. Clisraissetvain Previewsly to the seem* Lord sad Lady Orisons' ressived at dinner the aid Rondos of Olsrendea sad Lady Ckinsinse Villimry the Fad and Countess ol Vanden and Lady HalTillit Grinatna, the Fad sod Countess of Duaraven sad Lady Averts Wyndham Quin. the Ind et Tyros% the Fad sad Odd= al Aid* VLeea.t sd Viseenstne Canieronk Visoomet Rebinds* Chd. the Hos. F. Snaky, Mr. E. etsidey, he. The Right Hera. W. P. Cowper, M.P., and Mrs. Cowper, will Uwe *we early wit week fee Breekee Ealil, se a viskt to Varereat arid Thelma= Pelnerebo. Maria Marchioness of Ailesbury entertained at Maser fat orestag hie Royal Mistime ths Mks of Om. bridge, Priam and Primer Maud at Bar►Wefsssr, Dike aad Ditches of Maachodor, Deallle of antheetnad. Prieto Paul Fetlehany. the FAlrt and Lady Ogresses Orearoper, the Earl Lad Omahas of Weetatorelaad, the Real Si Lis. towel, Mr. Nod Lady Awned, Start. Rm. Colonel and litL Macdonald. Hoe. George Fits willful. Dr. Ws, sad Mr. Oswald. Lord and Lady Houghton entertained at dinner yesterday evening lie lizcolleacy the Frasols Ambassador, Baron von Brad. Earl sad Coasts= Eliasbolo and lady Mary fitsabops, Earl sad °ouster de Grey, Vimaust sad Viscountess Galway, Viscount Ilarailtim, Lord sad Lady WberneNffs, sad Yr. Tombs*. Lady Molesworth entertained at dinner last wining the Weise Iliairter sod Madame Vas de Weyer, &nily Goober et Beaufort, the Earl sod Ortatees al Shaftesbury, the Karl of Aliagdeo, the Bari sad Coasters Bogen. the Earl and Greeter filsoliogs, the Earl sad Galatea Grey, Genital and lady Alice Peel, lady fitaaley of Marley, Viorreat de Coons!, the Right Roe. Lord Blaa/sy, /LP., the Hes. Mrs. Nalco. Sir Edward Karin% and Mr. Mario Dickeys. The Earl of Carlisle has arrived at Castle Howard, far a short sojourn proriam to his Mara to Dublin. I We (Yorkshire Gaunt) are sorry to hear that the Dowager Lady Wage& he been prevented free Mersin to Wend by the Maass of one of her party, sad has been detained for the last inoetli at Floresos. It is expected that Lord Wealoek or Mx. Stephen Laeley will go to her ladyship without delay. Lord Brougham has arrived in Paris from Canoes au his way to England, and appears in excellent health. His lordship has been devoting a portion of his leisure is the swath to preparing en istrodueliat to a collection of the speeches of the great Lord Plsaks& The President of the Pharmaceutical Society has bead Gude for a reeeptioe, ea Taseday next, in Blerans bery•equare. The Society of Antiquaries will, in future, at. mentge at half•peat 8 o'clock. Meted of at 8. The experi ment 4 meeting at 8 *Week hes ben tried for a year, sod his bees %end to tail. Hen MoUT's'. new Maas will be performed, for the ant time, to-morrow (Whit-Bandar), st the Roma Catholic C►areh of Bt.lohia in Claroadamiquant, . _ Semen-tows ; the solo perk will be take. b 7 Mewlames Iterientlorff Me Liam Baxter, aid Yr. Renwick. Herr Ernst's concert is fixed for the 90th of this essii. Fait, with its new oast (for the heroine, Rdlie. Lure, for hero, Signor Mara), is advertised for Thursday evades sett at Covent Garda'. The Realm describes s singular scam Some oottos Ma ktely bees imported into Farriegdow, where the mills have bees eked fat a emmidembletiate. Thu nee*. who were previously in the deepest Maim" west rat to meet the erotica. the yang women wept over the lake and kissed them, end finally mad the doxology over the welcome osportatioo. co TS oN Ts OFF HILIGOLAND. Dartk The A ustrian Gasette professes to mewl the late naval defeat as a very slight &Sir. "Our kavy has satisfied military honour ; its numerical feeble ness (!) did not prevent it from making the attack, and it obtained the result which was de sired. The blockade of the Danes before the Elbe is broken, sad this by force of arms." The Boteehafter of Vienna says : "We are not at all discouraged because success has not crowned the first engagement of our fleet with an enemy familiar with the sea. Does not a Roman historian recount that the Romans learned of thei.. adver saries how to gala naval battles ? We also must pay for the apprenticeship. It is very natural that the Danes should be puffed up by their slight ad vantage, and give it the proportions of a great victory, and that this should be believed in Eng land." That, however, which has annoyed the Austrian press more than the naval defeat, was the joy with which the result was hailed in England. The Botethafter says on this head : The ameba aQ Heligoland has been treated as a &dent in the midst el the argil& parliament, and the Howe el Oonmermehas menifeeted its odious boddlity by applauding the emontimication. BPhil politioisna, wbo rajah* when the only ally *pen Awn they sea rely apse the Oentineat ex prime:es a ohmic I This comdost at the Hellish parliament will awakes jut iadigiritios throughout Gesseany. Id the Vienna Preece we read : The Timm mans* piston to Neal the prefesed eantempt with whisk miry hem* um in Germany is pastrami la viewing the eyeicima with whisk that *rent and the whale linglials pam mesas themmelves respeet lag the German goveranmet. Amusedly AM *mend his no mad to assure ma that Ragland would an with pliemne °Agee. Brume* and the Ragas tassfannad late Praia pmfeeturea All this is bat n gamed= af Mao with John Rs& "How maids will Napoleon pay no to king to slaughter with our aid Genera& Switeariand. Belgian, sod Haas& sad nabs a repent cif those delightfal comb Soak Is the pausal programme of the Bsglik policy. gosh a treason sent remain naposished—eash ss ignominy amok sadism without. expiation. Oa bog sides of the aura the oceduat d Reglead psessoMe the sadden apes , tads. Ti. English den to mouse Gemany of Adams towards Demsark ; they maws Maggie with risings is Heepry and is Italy ; they brandish spirt Prussia IL. sword of Napoleon lIL Lit became Lord Olarendse has e Ilk. a mandlaud. beldam& at the Tuileries the provhiong santrality of SA* inipmor that Me cabinet St. Jame% *madam Ls. same smart emy sew. and pashas eiroatery so far. to wish to impose this arro gant madam of NOMA on the planipoteatimema of the Gin= Powers? If we au d it it a exsisinwl that Ger many is abasimg the anpwiarity of its for.., and aleanyiNg rider is fast all siodaratio& Bet the haulm of Ragland and of Frame would tends Gamma a conduct far man rigorous towards Denmark if their salaams sad patience allowed them to follow seek example. RUSSIA ♦ND TURKEY. The Ottoman Ports Lae asked for explanations from the Russian government oonorrning the °on oentrstion of troops in Bessarabia. THE CIRCASSIAN REFUGEES. The Levant Herald of the 4th, received to-day, says: The Oircemian WOO= continue in • iisplorehis con dition elm the ess-basid. The somber of them that hen swarmsd isto Treble's& has seriously segmented ; sad the eel sod feraility of romourese d Dr. Band, who his boss there for some time past ea behalf af the Baud of Hon., are tared beyond "adman& There an se many as 60,600 &Mats Circassian" at the prevent swain is Tar bienda, nod this mom at noklimissie 5 aosties ally isimembig. AI lisimess, thin are now about 10,000 d this. melds( &alter and food, sad the town Ws the herd= heavily. The Ottoman government appeal. be faking nary pemible means to ontonater sad enlists the evil. The he. maws of this special matter ed the Ciresidia immigration. Irani Effendi, has bon sapinaded : sad • special 0011U611400 has been appoisted to open eireamise ooloniestion Ye Taikielt prodams. This oomminos, under the prodder, of Toy& Bay, formerly at under al polies, took its departure for Tinian& on Woodsy lad ha the BisraDjadid. Two of the nassabors of the sammieeka en =Miry panes, who are intruded to send two thousand pined sees from unapt them in usignants. sad nand them into • spina Cireselan legion for the Turkish ONTit2ll. Within the lad few days the Admiralty has dispatched to Trainee& s sank: of harp. sang bode, sad several dousers, is odor to withdraw the refugees from the raring poiss whin they raw oraronswd, sad tianspart them to more digit& plasm. A samba d this. will, it 5 said, be seat to Cyprus ; mensal other places are also miationd —mid even so far away es Tripoli in Barbary. Broken rennet of • pliant people, whom loan aid Ureic strafes 'gain the oohed@ of Bans has *used for them an ha periebehle sams—ee cos can ontemplate their prison swain wildcat kiss sympathy and ecerrenr ; sad every _ _ . _ coomodation le dne to tho Turkish forenamed for flea seam and opponent mom in Mire they an sire Ming oat to thee a mini head in Mk deop neleorg. THE HEALTH OF THE POPS. A letter from Rome of the Bth, in the second edition of the Times, says :—" The Pope has had another attack, and that unexpectedly. On Sunday last he administered the Sacra ment of Confirmation to a brother of the ex- King of Naples, and, while preparing to make him an address, he was observed gradually to become weaker and weaker, and at last to sink so far as to rest his bead on a table close at band. Recovering shortly after, be withdrew, and sent for his me dical attendant, who found that his Holiness was suffering from a rather strong fever and an iscressed irritation of the wound in his leg. The fever continued for several days. Though the Pope recovered rapidly from the attack which be had a month or two since, it must not be for gotten by those who are preparing for the future that be is menaced continually by indisposition, and that at any moment the chair of St. Peter may be vacant. Of late his Holiness has exerted him self much more than is prudent, consistently with a due regard to health, and causes enough of agita tion exist, Heaven knows, to try the enfeebled frame of an old man between 70 and 80." (asuria's nturnAxs.) THE NAVAL ENGAGEMENT OFF HELL GOLAND.—DANISH ACCOUNT. COPENHAGEN, NAT 11, 2.56 P.M. _ . . On the 9th inst, the Danish squadron engaged two Austrian frigates and three Prussian gunboats. After an engagement lasting two hours and a half the enemy was compelled to seek refuge in the harbour of Heligoland. The Austrian frigate Schwarzenberg sustained serious injury. Her loss was 14 killed and 64 wounded. POLAND. LEIPSIC, /EAT 13. The Ojezajzsa, of to-day, announces that ten Poles have recently been hanged and five shot in the government of Auguatowo, by order of General Bolaklanof. SPAIN. MADRID. MAT 13. The Epoeo, of to-day, says :—" The reception at Aranjuez to-morrow, the anniyenary of the King's birthday, will be numerously attended, and will be a protest of monarchical sentiments against the speeches made at the Progreesist banquet MAY 1 klabitEss nos PARIS. oseu °us ovollibsrosparr.) PARA !mar Evwlo. 1 1/ The Moniteur du Soir gives notice, in its "ofi vial part," that the government having, in exercise of the right which it possesses by virtue of the organic article' of the Conocedat (law of 18th Genitalia, year 10, Art. 1), refused to authorise the publication in France of a brief lamed at Rome on the 17th of March last, for the introduction of the Roman liturgy into the diocese of Lyme, any pub licity given to that brief will be a violation of • law which it is the duty and the determination of the government to enforce. The above paragraph relates to the precise sub ject brought forward by IL Jules Fevre yesterday, l for the purpose of showing the utter failure of the , long suffering attempts made by the French govern ment to conciliate the court of Rome. The very delay which has occurred before taking public and official notice of the encroachment of Rome, and the countenance which that encroachment receives from a portion of the French clergy, shows that efforts to effect an amicable settlement have been unavailing, and gives additional importance to this declaration of open war. The official journal states that Baron de Beast, the plenipotentiary of the Germanic Confederation, now in London, will take advantage of the Iffiiitsun holidays, during which the sittings of the Con 'feranos will be suspended, to come to Paris for a fiw days. An Austrian naval division of four ships, con siting of a paddle corvette, bearing a rear- , admiral's bg, a ship of the line, an iron-clad frigate, and a gunboat, anchored in Cherbourg Roads this morning. The Assize Court was, if possible, more crowded 1 than ever this morning to bear the evidence of the famous Dr. Tarclies, who for many years has been constantly employed by the parquet to make pod modem examinations in murder awes. At the :sitting of the court the presiding judge stated a fact not hitherto known, that the prisoner has several times attempted to commit suicide in prison : once he took verdigris, at another time he opened a vein, and he also wounded himself in the nose so as to produce violent hemorrhage. The prisoner said he was driven to these see by de spair, but he vehemently protested his innocence. The Bourse was a good deal better. The Bank of Frame returns are thought more favourable than might have been expected. Bente rose lbe. for cash and 20e. for account, closing at 66fr. 65c. and 66fr. 80c. Mobider roes 18fr. 7k. The Montgolfier balloon, the Aigle, made a first successful ascent yesterday evening from an en closure near the Place de l'Europe. The material burnt for the purposes of rarefaction was rye straw. On passing over the Rue Scribe the balloon was only about 50 metres above the roofs of the houses. It, however, rapidly attained a great height, and was soon lost out of sight in a southerly direction. The following telegram has been received at Mr. Beaters cdfloe from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : THIC BOMBAY MAIL. SUEZ, MAT 14. The Eialsette, with the above mail, salved here at 6 a.aa. this day. WZATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) *mutt ML? I 4 II La. N .aks . 1114.12!4. X Miran 14,0 B. Idle 121.14 44 Z. Ate_•47244 .. laiuslu x. eressusa. *Am x. im=i Wes s i_ sties/ Law. aye air, -10.14 t L ra=.'10.123 &X al !. all 141 LLX 11141212421 24.17 44 XXX 2441444114 1 141.2114. IL 1144 1:24 44 I Ikea saisreei stss se x. lois : S. r is pe th . ah sh sem a S. esto sr x.x.w. Louisa 'SA X. aneekai SD.% &I N. Isiebateggli /00.21 SW& UM 47 IN.E. 10.1111 N. IMIDAY.M 11losizzool maIDLY. W.W.I. so N. W. sod CIoAM W. S.. trash. abeam L W., moderate to la place& trodt, moue mussy. N. W. to Al. W., hook Inorna., 15. to W.. troll In krona, shower,. As next above. rata la place& SOOTIMIL Ao out above. N.& to N. sad N.W., Lama N. te W., moderate to huh to modorata, bah. general? Sae. Nertbantsolleollaad. Wades= Vol., Wad jareaelos, Ileathau=nogUah Masud sad lay. Eagan volostward )mead sad North lea The French court will not leave Paris before the early dare at Jose, ea iwooetat of the proleogeties el the Logielative weeioe. The Empress hes her Maumee dam• armee every week, Lod the Deb wed Dueling de Morey naive accebustly, as well ae the Omuta. Poarkilii Rod ethers of the fiwhiceable world. T►w lest whose at the seam ere mingled with the sidle of .seer. Is a few days the Italian Opera will aloes, the Germs waterlog. pleas are being advertised, sad Pirkiews ere eiready hoard speak* about their ow:airy house. Galignani says :—"ihe famous leSotard made his appraraefoe lad sight (Thursday) at th. Maas, in th. Ohanips-Elystios, after an deemed three years. no house was crowded to exams, aid hundreds were obliged is go away, ad ban able to obtain adatissioa. The peat EMMA has satimly varied his performaisee, sad added mew feats a/ extraordinary difficulty. In one part he actually dies frees Mapes' to trapeze with coo hand only, and termimates the exhibitioe by a series of wonderf al flights through lb. air at the side d the camas from wlodi he starts, the whale eon eluding with a seenernault from stay early the height of the mated lustre." Dia= or Ka. Hassaos—We have to announce the death of Mr. Gawp F. Hems, which took= Wedaseday at Haistca soar Loath. The gantlensaa was a member of thew ßo of Oconscas for • long series of yews, ► haviag reprimanded Great Grimsby, from 1826 to 1830, is the coaservablve interest. He was brat elected for the city of Limon is 1831, sad represented that phtor up to 1&15. At the Femoral electlea In 1852 he was returned in coojuactioa with the late Colossi Sib. thorp, and ocatinued to soprani the city np to October, 1861. The deceased geationna was bars I. 1800, and ens eldest ma of George Robert _Ramage by Prance As, second daughter of Lieutesaat.Goseral George Ainslie. He married in 1833 Prase, &whirr of Mr. Michael Tar bard, d Burgwallis, Yorkshire. Ma DustuaLes Eric.—We ourselves hold, that la 1894 Mr. Disraeli's peen, or literary soul was, ..static mulasidir, fall of ais linsinias estimation. We thick we did not is the Last foresee what he wig to some to. We tick that, so far se be was say thiag nal at all, he was on the Mr. Disraeli of 1864. Bat thee its may retort that, WI be did sot Web his posts, no sae is entitled to ay what be would have made of it if he bed brooght it to its Goa rainuntioa. He may retort tt, as he was usable to beitlt his epic with his pea, he Ins Gained it with his pasinaset. tory career ; and that his activity as a public mac is the thirty years that have elapsed lam 1894 is to be taken as the true sominlest to the twestynue hooks, or thereabouts, that would ban ban necessary to lain kis poem. To this we have no objection We Mink that the one mach aim to the poem has boss shoat as bumiaid to the world as the other wes to Aad we quite imam& that Mr. Disraeli may sow plead that he la nais/ Is 1834 I. reveal Massif neither as Monroe nor as Lpriews, but solely as some manned enishiastion of bath arising is the swede mind of Densoprgas. That world marsopead with the reality.—rhe Reader. Bream COIOII7NICATION wllz Till liLa OP Ws° irr. —A steam packet comassioatko boa hen oda. Wished between Littlehamptes mad Veneer, lathe lie of Wight. Tai FRENCH IW brutA.--Ou the 7th ult. there wage tee ?tenth ships to Madras reds. Madras looked anion like a Fres& haft4mr. BOWS - W. I IV. population of Bombay island is staled sow $o bays mast searly ass millioa. 864. ( L .11., DIVISION IN THE NOM OP WILDS. .........-- US PROFIII96ORRFILP OF ORME (OXFORD) RILL Moved—llostitte house do sow resolve ihiell late a °on miteee—(lbe Lord (2museellor) ; objeoted to : As sammod mese moved ; objeeSed is ; rid the previous epee. ties s* oesved—gbe se Lo ateste,ad Rederdele) : Os tiseelios ? Coa te 26 ; s.so 66. ooirrsirts. LD. OWN/LIAM 11A/Ala. .D 001717. WIDE. Wedeln% Catbeert "da ilyand . Le AKIIMIROP. Clamed= yet. De Grey = 7 Perseaby(Sei DIMM. Dario • Squaw Dormanlre Granville Dam SeSail Somerset. Saint Germans Destiny Seadrift, 11•/QUIL reload. May (teller) iredeboese. Norniaaby. NON-002111071. ARCHBISHOP& ILLILL Mum. Wan. Canterbury Grey Down, dc. Dummy Hardwiche Marry, itc. lairton DCKL Mato Oxford Heytesbary Grafton. Nelson Kochrater MI of !UNCIAL!. Rowney frt. Dowita Bath Shrewsbury Loam OW4IIOOO Dental. Stanhope Mar /Mho Potwarth vmmouort r Badoidde 1 Claw:ary *odd& OaOw) Asthma De Yow t l Charism:4d Rano Carnerros Hograrden Chalasoford fillehaatar Darby Haroldassco Chariton Iltrathoden Doves aldassodlt Colchiabor Tanalion Danrader Shatliallea. Colville at Col- Wasaliwydale ininora Kra (WYNN Woodworth =nigh Cork, Ito. Cranworth Wye:ord. 00EJTESPONDENCS BETWEEN THE COM MITTEE OP THE PRIVY COUNCIL ON EDU CATION AND THE COMMITTEE OP THE NATIONAL SCHOOL SOCIETY. Mtn morning wu Mined a oopy of recent one rasseamee Minis tie above bobs, reseadieg the eats of the ecalety's tones of swim epos applintiost for greats of rabbis asesey towards the *miaow of rational schools is mall partible. Tire eseteepewassoo clone with the two following Mien. ezahwerel within the left tow den : " National ficuieti's OMes, firetwary, Weitrirder, 11, " dir,—l her the bre A w pril to Weer 864. ra that I bare gab mired to the courrites of this wary yeer tarot off March 10. Ia mower. lam directed to rate that the com mittee of Um Natiosal dairy aro ray that the Osallairee of Corral did sot ramrod that if • dare imeneierat with the ebsrler of the serer sod their rum of urns, was Werth! is the trot deed els sisal. it world he lareesible for them to admit sash wheel te urea, or to say of the briar of sues, without aborts the rest faquend ia there, mad forfeit* the esaildroe of their etheerlbers. In airing the esereopeoleass, the eerantittee hops that r parbarneat les sop reedy eirepted sabers " estabilebed re te be selehtisited bre In arr. or to be is 110/7111 with the wary,' her the sportier of 23 VW.. a. 11, the eentraires of rased will rase to prom the AIMS is queries on thank salters desirous of Mimi placed in ries with the wiry, sad will =eke their trete to sash erode is sesertience with the farmer praise of the rensittee el seeneil.-1 bre, he. @trail " Joao O. Losnomix. "The fiscretary, itee of Do=lled as Itematies." " Education Deperiment, 7 Privy Osans2 Ouse.,, th , 1864. Iteveread Sir, —I am !we by my Leads of the Coos. mitre of Oeussil ea Prinerfas be regret yea to Worn the reardiese of the Nattier fiesiety thr their lordships canastaller eorrespondenee to be eland wither add* such of esevatires epee the isst paragosph fa roar latter a the 2lat r noey prevent it her losing esisuadentood by these who her net followed the whole el the diermies. Is that paragraph you szprom the her motertainsol by the senimittee of the Metresl beasty that the CoWl.. of Omar! will rear to poses the ammaiones dm% eoggested is their lardeloW Woe of the 27th Nevenober hr. ea char* sobers dears of bidap placed is area with the misty. My buds have seer pressed sash a sires gess rally as the premetere of aura echoer ; but, be than is... whore the suggestion has bees Were!, it his ire amid with SAMISMI I. feed simaneoleasse which ree - dared • =Mosel school, or s nether .shed al the alas neenitable to the religions denorinetien of the propped, apes for sapplyieg scholar (Artier. 23). The questise WOE see lo rstanee, bees, whether, bread of anvil = sue the applisalisa. lay lards welds pee with the prenotterropen sash • medifkatisa of it sa raid raids the aressfree of council to entertais "My lards have greedy gad tat, ;Mk Mr enseption et Morava steielessa Is =maim_ thegoe dialisismot Si seek w, they have alit Miniaul ao pr=z i p el a which their panto for Miles Masi am They ham &MIMS Wind to mks goads to Wild naiad sands for galas whine paresto an Doi casabon d thin established chunk ssd they most leave the committes Si the National Socisty to essir bow the moiety's presset torms et mde ica, sa sleeidaid by this sermspoodinaa ateet the ilikutent alma schools in those sway panda wave ew asheel only sea be nriataised, sad where • part of the labour* pang tics soma@ of diseseters. T . : 0• 1 with public money to m build • ama school large for the whole popula tioa et ma • pariah Mane the dueels n exposed to • vie- Lan d their s. rights, and te so build ona a school large fee Ike aurae people ash el seek • parish haves the • tors without education. A aura school, with a coraidoes eLam , amps, bath bone el this chiscana, but my leeds naves to gam that it is bald to be iomeateat with the elector of the National Seat/ and the tense a anioa.—l have the beaver to be, tin, Mimed)W. Menet. " The Bev. lie fleoretery, Niguel School Society." Tut Vieux or 'rim Paunch or Whim To Oxi- Darin& —la eranpliment to the Priam of Weis. mad as as exhibition at pithy with her feehogs, which have been so craally wended by the treache rous cad suesisary Wt * that has hem made Lithe Premisse sad Austria. apse the demi aad saldente of bar royal father, the [Gag of Denmark, it it anderiood that. at the approsobiag royal vat. the miasma walrus of Danmark, red - and white, will be the frablosable hes of the ladies' drams, both moo.* cad eraniss. sad will he essigismoady displayed is the de roraties of treets beildiege, meseques, aid the like.— Conebridie hilMoid/M. Tae KZPIABMITATION or LlMA—Thee leaden of the liberal party la Leads appear to have made ap their mind. to have two coadidstes at the sera Menke. Mr. E. Barash, the present liberal member, is to be one of tins. By a isolation mend at • • of the Leeds Reform Rairavatios Society, os Moeda it was determined that Mr. Thomas Hughes. of Leedom, harrisleeat4aw, the well-knows author of" Ti. Brews's Scheel Days." alraslil be invited to pay • visit to Leeds as early as easeasisal, is order that the liberal elsotors as a body say isdee of his claims to their .apport. Mr. Hughes. It may be observed, uodantood to hold radial oplaim Mr. Baer" the meat cosservative member, who hr twits defeated • liberal (first, Mr. J. R. Mills, mad ememedly, Mr.W. E. Form. Mika is codeartood will be spas pet is nendeatios. WHIT-13UNDAY SeatiOns. To-morrow being Whit-Sandal, the Wow* will be the prom:them at the pion. mentioned : —At the Mama Royal, Sti. Jame'. Pahhoi. 12 o'clock. the Rev. Dr. Jell, mama of °brit Chuck, prim. dal of Dials Oollege, Lashes, aid sabelmosor to the (lame ; at Carpal Royal, Whisia at 11 a.m., the Rev. W. 0. Lake. M.A., foriseray fellow sad Woe of Baltic!, vicar of Hasterall, Somerset, Led hooorary mom of Well Cathedral ; the 3 p.m. manioc, the Rev. Charles Merin* 8.D., Mar of Limier& Essex. sad Allah' to the Ham of Commons, mil deliver him third Boyle Lecture the Very HR. Dr. Paalsy, Dem of West. Maier. will preach is the Abbey. both at the 10 a.sc sad 3 p.m. senior ; sad the Rev. T. J. Roma, ILL. rooter of St. Margaret's. Lothrany, KO., will mesa he the sere of the Abbey, at the !meal evenagrarvios, at 7 p.m. LITZZLILY Cleo timarririo Mururoa roe THZ Faralso Wm.—Yesday, Architects, at L Tuesday. Meraiellatel. at 3, " Fine Mr. Mare ; atatimikal, at 8, " Mertahty of Earasisse." Mr. Tait ; " Statinke of Rama Oraholice is Fogtaa& Mr. Lamle/ ; Asthroperagle4. at 8. " Boss -ex's, Yfridioad," Yr. Ro berto ; " Hama Ro raima from Praerboreegh," Isms. Roberts sad Blake •, ' Syphilis is the New World," 111 r. Mien ; Byphilie • Moakey.* Dr. Fairbask ; lamtitutios, at 3. " Astral Life.' Profemor Marshall, Wednesday. 8 0,4 47 of Literature, at ; Society of Arts, at & Theraday, ; Rny al Lamtitatios. at 3, "Marie, 1800-1760," Professor Ralik ; Numismatic:, at 7 : Chinas!. at 8, " Chlorraram phyla of Nieves,' Dr. Gidelose ; "Coastifiatios of Wood Spirit," Mr. Dasom ; "Apparatus far Gam Analysis, " Drs. Mimeos end Russell • " Atomics Weights of Dr. Wilisasos. Friday. Philological, at 8, Assivereat7 Royal Innitetimi. at 8. _•_• Day sad Night I. the Moos," Mr. Namenylk. Saturday, Royal lastitatios, (AL " Falling Sews," Mr. A. Hemt& LAI/ House or lIHTHHICZII. —Ho expired masfully. After haring bees for masy yens eat of health, the last step was •• brief am and devoid of agony. Some of hie family, called to his from Gainsay os symp tom. of daagermes MINOS 11110Wieg themweiva, arrived is Mem sad were rased his bed os the Grams. of Sudsy weak. Leckie( at them, be " Good sight to yen all, till to-morrow.' The were his last wards ; sad their tranquillity Is more than onlinarily towbar am the farewell of see vexed with so Dray ammter ron as be was. Theme were to be amen la the paper of dins:Mora which wet found is the deemed tam tees travelling portfehe, leashing the dispositios of hie remiss. R. feared to he buried alive ; sad ameordlegly diverted that his body should reeaaia with the fen we emend for four days after him demise ; that roe the fifth the experiment of bleadieg Moak be tried I that twe watchers should stt is by the wpm day sad sight; and that if by aurae he died Gershasy. sad was lakes tea eind Mum (se is the meta" there), hells amid be duly smashed be his band* sad feet. The Gate* Muricok la ear autho rity for Mang that amen M•yerthears papers were food nosy prayer., writes by himself for hie ewe use.-- 1 Aranwnia. Fassaiss.—The Ceylon pearl Asher? Is likely te he ..spaded for six years, ea ascoaet of the eztateive deelevetioa of the pearl oyster by rashes spades LLANELLY RAILWAY AND DOCK COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) This afternoon, a special general meeting of the shareholders of this , ma held, in purenanor of the Whansoliffe orders, at 's Hotel, New Bridgeetreet, to consider the following bills sow before podia moot :—L A bill to 'Mad the powers of the Llanelly Railway sod Dock Company. 2. A bill to fuller amend and earned the acts for the improve ment el the Rives Deny, Longbow. aid Lairdi, in the ornatia of Oarmarthen eadOlemorpa, sad for the improve ment of the learner of Limelly, in the said county of Car. merthen, and to grant certain power to the Llanelly Rail. way end Dock Company, aid the South Weise Railway Company, in relation to the kaprovemeat of the "aid har bour, sad far other . 3. A bill to incorporate a company for the making et railways is the counties of Carmarthes and Oantipe, to be oiled the Swansea and Aberystwlth Junction Railway. Mr. J. BIDDULPZ, the chairman of the board of directors, prodded- The Orminiimi said they were act sadloiadly advanced with the Let bill to lay it before the meselog. The CLIMAX snood dd, with to the bM th ey bad meth a am agreem ent ith the Harbour Ornarnimicsoss, by which, instead of this company I taking say risk upon themedvin in laying out any money in the OXIIIIIPXI of the dock, they had arranged that the commksioners should eke a conveyence of the dock from this ernapeny, for which they were to pay them a prefer oath! aim of 1,0001. a year ; aid the coramiadoeswe were to Oaks opus thorned's' the whole of the repairs. The kill was the Harbour Oommesiorners• bill, sad the only thing that really affected this erimpeay was the t which the ball swooned. The speesisse ' that 1,000/. should Let he paid to the esinpany thee LOOM to the oorninkdoessa, my further peat wOuld go thres-fourthe to the coeutheimees end onetfourth to this company, mail the essissimionses received 5 TM rent., the addi tionsl probe to be equally divided. The arch to be Dm- Piled within five ream and if We works were not am messed within three years the powers of the can miseiseues to area. At premed the arch predated the rearmay 1,3001. a year, art that the company at pewee pre up 3001. a year le Mum few the shire of the melte and the tolls they weald receive for many* the oath _ _ _ Oa the WWII el the CRAIMAII, theceded by Mr. Han; the hill wee approved. The 011•11/1•1 Elia that the Shia MU was a bill to stable then to maw esungeowele listwesa this wicapsay sad the 8111•1111011 sad AtiaV e Joeetts• thaws owe a sew Use from Upside be and A semeiotic° approving the WU agreed to. The fourth la it woo Ado& was Dot :wady. A vote of baud wee glass to the absinthe sod directors. and the meeting via this adjecrood to the 26th Wet. 1170'8 COLLEGE, LONDON. Ind evening the manual distribution of prizes to the sewlento In the department d the *wising ahem. teak pleas here. in preemie at • Isms asimalbsed perease, • acesideraide maim at wham wen Wier. de usual as the annul the ocetsion partook very meek et the abineeter d • enterbahrweek sad the peanut ezaitiewst prevailed mpg the etwkate threephoet the preassillep• IL We ammo, d visions members al the epiesepal basely wise bed severally Bess prevented by intent issue. Wes Whin the chair, that post was occupied by Taoism - The ar.. Dr. ate, w prinsipal el the soilage. kh enure thanks, os lin pert at the nun% to Sr i = Phillips far his kids= le nedaiskise ai the lut sensed to preens en the snossies; and the reverend gestlerma pen a nay engirds Wine to the geseral Of the siedsnis is We deportineet. observing that ha ireald Aeneas Ude ianketios spin say oast singer establidnesed In the esestry f=minworilly mann et nese ens cane hen ler TIM Bev. Professor Pr OIRMI. ars el the addressed the resalAng in favour of the stens% se u r e Z be weld sot 105051,5 a MOM amessplary elms el new ma Ibis these who, atter the toils a/ the day, alterled here In the ens* hos Mill !Wank. far Use person al inprovieg their rends La the nn nukes breeches of alesatios whisk the histitu adardel. _ _ The prior were Mesa awarded. Mr. RON= Comm prepard. and Mr. Jour NV} GIBOat setasded a VOSS d to the 161/7111Sa, who tarn addrened a tow rallerill to the atudeetu orgratn• lakes thew ipso the honourable isstiseey they lad me rived from the Mail= el the soilage ; eel exproseles• hope that the prior width led been woe daring the rasa. right slierdate tires who we re eat the tortuous wan. porter, ecretinae their praiseworthy efforts Se achieve dada rewards oa future easaroas. It wee a matter for shims corpardstion that these erring which bed bra is mildew for a period of alas yese c t is ,a bass mimes* sueerefal is their *endows, and than raid Mae deabt that the systems panned here was soh tally bargained le as edaostiesd, bat also is a mend point at rm. The boa. gentimosa esseladed orpressier his emir! solureledpeente. sad f train le the princiod and the other p roffessor. Thanks were then pissed t atto Mr. Gam, seartAary, and the bullpen ermiaed. COIGINCIATION or Tusks Thariors.—lt is said that the three mew Isheeps—Dr. F. Jena% bishopmerni aro of Wools ; the Row. C. H. Breathy, biloopelesignalls of Tram& ; and the Her. hussel OSSWIbilf, who is to be appointed • mieniosary ti. the Niger territory—ea cuessersted by the Arch ei Outerbury in Well. mimetic Abbey es Warsaw.tith of Joao, befog the feast of H. Peter, apostle sad arrtyr. MUNWICINT B wrier& —T he late Q. Wheelhouse, Esq., WO of sad formerly Barborengli, who died at Dep*u4 ea tho 15th volt.. a id w ho was interred at Hearer, seer leszlowesigh. Irt Friday, hes by his will soak the followiag simerstlag to above 13,0C31. :—For ereetkag freed for the peer .1 leisberengit, 2,5001. ; the British and anise Bible Becht 1,0001. ; tae Westminster Houdin% ; the liespitall BOO& ; the Cheeisruens Hospital, 500 i. ; the Flee Hospital, 5001. ; North Loudon 501. ; 8t Mary's Hospital, 5001. ; the Free Hospital, 5001. ; the Elearea's Society, 5001. ; the Hefei lkstitsl ler 5031 ; the Royal Whom for tansies sal Werskillfg.; the Arosiation for Proseriag the Owed Wells of tie Blind. 6001; the Holey for Prosseting Chitin Lew. Chisool. ; the Leedom City Meeks, 5001 ; the Church Kindoeary Haifar Africa and the Zest, 5001. ; the Great Northern flitaL 3001. ; the Arociatku far the Premelies of the Roush of Deaths ties I. the Metropolis. 3001 ; the Baptist Missionary fir eity. 3001. ; the Primitive Methodist 3001. ; the Besevalent, or Steamers Fried Hosiery. 3001. ; the Royal }lathed Lifeboat Lesiihitios (fat lifeboat few Beidlingtoe), 2301. ; the ikarboronik Disperse: E pada a annual err of 101. for soak yew. .511 1001. ; to the poor is the parish at Deptiord I. naval sues of 304 each year, *WI exhausted) for breed! asd cosh et Chrieliere. 5001. ; Ariel& Hospital, dish wise tho Blue Oast lisliSol. 6001.—Yorkshire Oszette. LONG HOUGHTON AND HIS LAT' CoINITITUNNTS.-.. II lISB bean determined to preset Ids lordsidp with a hind ' SOUS solver salver, is the Town-haii, es Wbit-Idoedep. The Matimostiel is of the vales 11101, and been the deßeerlso; hooriptios : —" Promoted to the Right HSU. BMW HOINIs• tea Miler, Int Bares Hombre, by army of bit Meade, to mark their high weesiahon at the varroar is whisk for tweatr Bre sueee yam, be mirrored is pulls meat the asokut borough of PeshohaeL after obit, be re cognition ef knead =dart arrvicos, be was .tested by ha Most Greeisus M a j e sty to the Upper Hoerr with hint the good of the wholoosaritarey t e := he hod endeared Mama by arbsaity, Medium, sued pew rooky, as well as by ourhist Whir& fee ad! privilege ." —Yorkshire Cootie. - -- A nemitits' CLOS !OR TNZ MIDLAND 00171ITINL —Oa Thursday, a public mestieg all smil ethers laminable. the formation at • lairwee wallah shall held periodical meet " for the diesemien wia.wwwWid wi th thrift/tore; ma held ahem. Mr. It. C. Mame, the well.koowei of Eltalfeedebiro presided, and there was • large sad lefluestial attendenee. O. al support in the lemma/a ot the dub had bees received tram th e Earl Lichlield, Profaner Tamer, sod ether gethiseise • and • letter. addreseol to the dulness, was read fro m Sir Robert Peel, Bart, M.P., la whith he said, " Allow so to seem , through you, my cordial adhethos I. the proposed s+eao l rnsw t, t, as ealselated to isseelisiel, is the mamer eontsmpletd, to the ral Womb of the Midland Coo tier." Beechitioes were useeinsomly pealed for the foriestice of the proposed club. which is to he &situated the " /Wised Farmers' Club," mil rules Non adopted for its nimageseent.—Leicesteratire Mercury. SZRIOUB INROAD DT TIM Bit AT SODTRWOLD.— Os sight last the sea node another throat epee this athertanthe tows, and still cautious@ its destructive away. The potties el dill moth exposed to Its fury is that extend* en the smith of the New Jetty . for shout 160 raids. The demo bent is meet serious. for nearly all the Oleg at the foot. the wog mard math-home, the path leadieg from the New York ou to the (len-kal, • pordes of the garde. baleen* I° the round-boom llCits Rodeos's) am a ll swept away by the mike waters. and the houses ie the rear are equally thresteeed with the mine fate, se the remain sandy cliff ma oars la at any seament. Faturtafy. the net y pare at the town, where most of the deb* boats me placed, hare bans spared. The depth of heath suppossd to have hese removed durieg the Sunday and Moodily tides is about five fest, and the increased scour empleasly wombed out the piling, proving. meth. Measly that deeper diggiag both lob the sand and pocket le rewired if my !wilier est* is Weeded to be roads by the prepriskee of the property is imestim The same pea easitiens to mime tithes stobaity meat be adotthel ee is der et the Harlow Ither, rebid has hem well holed. The corparolies has, during the pad Ma yews, ceekthated mere than LION. teemed* these eta definers heavy demand epee its Bathed meserses. The wied ee Beath, was B. by ff., bet co Mosday it veered b L by N., and has %seems more motherly slam.—Norfolk Napa ORTITAL PALMS. —ORR SIIILLING DAT. TIIIDAT. MAT 13.—Admiallems en payment, 1,807 ; ditto by seams tacks* 110 ; total, 2,747. ILS.W. SAL N5l. IL.N.Z. W.N.W. N.W. W.N.W. w ir.ii. N.ira IX& NA MX NA RILL o— eb tort to ro 0.61 aul m I F - 1 " Os lb ! .: I— • ! an 01.11 -- Fa a z I =