The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-26 00:00:00

PIDIM -- 11 - AtialtT hat esesseit le Jay the list de' ef tite eau* Pi ..- wtsl i ZlMl l iale4 l May B. at 12 elosig• =ON Meek Mods irill be admitted yew lemesd lie• _ j•Mlease the pu aiitbetet Casey is theeise sleet NW •Itee sena = Lemilemose• dm Abet of ilimehpbs. WkIIIVIer goad that Is maeseraeme• at as builMei by ned met pa d emly Me• soda 11^ it liel mop sway • taw* at • . m a i i a imolt. It b balaulai Is aseamaNala • ihmmasd - -- GRAND BANQUg TO HER MAJESTY'S Yesterday evening, in assonance with the anal seem of the skin magistrate darn, his year of .log e - re E iw s ia teratiamest was gives by the Lard Mayor. et tit,Mame te her Ilassty's ink% the ionise an the Alle el sho ambelly m . Inialteadasse ems Ihms eneeily mommossn ad ninth the Neon Tenn Annan; th e DwitattaV Nedber- Tonle, Ed Dash it Barcs g b eamprie Ilene Minn et the onions ; ibe Cliendlor llog=he as ibeiegese at u m Coot the the ef ithromesey Kw emognihe AohlkhwerP an Rea MIL inegrave, Ding mil Heehaw of Monk an Lady Mary Howard. Deism stesthatini, on Dubow Aron Lori mg Peesell. Mogi asi Kesehis ef ese of , Loo n* limosineage of Cheekbille. Dad Comeemos and Isleillbara. lhalmei ThitegeMbegeseeso leal sma Itre:so.. "l 7; :Wier on NW Boilet l iard Gemini an Beason , mei Mary Wen, Me Pisani s od lady Anna In aka sod Mtn Inks Ike. L mai Mrs. Thai 9egoille, llsll6 S 6a Ludy floymearaare weed lino& ILP., Len Lady Wrens MW, lard Harry Toe, M.P. Len Dings gook Maid Geier Loam Bail on Coins god el Minna. Nan and Oseemess ef Y lad Wonky Periesi Omen Cowman sad Lone: the kir et Me Reese of Commees, Nhe. era Won, Mime Wove% Mir Rona Maw Lenvire a Leld sand Cosine of illosibmrse, Len aid Lady not len Mweieft. Len min Lady Milford, Lied Rawls. Sri lideSgit, Thema Mbriegtee, 11. P., Lord sod Lay Me jag Lord Chmeek the ROM Hee. Pea P. mai tbe Ben Ma. Mon, the Batht Roe. Ilk hem Samaria Bert ., MP., th e Lan Mid Juno Willa, the Len Chief Rena relloth an Lady Pollock, the Ned Hoe. Or Mary rod Lady Balmer, the Right Hoe. W. G. Halter, X P., seal Mn. Hauer, the Right Hon W. B. Loonies, M.P., sad lady Cense looolles, the Right Hee. Inward Inn. N. P., the Blahs Hoe. flow Milner Mee, M.P., art Mrs. Gillen, the Inn Hoe. the Lod Mayer of Dahlia. M.P. The LORD MAYOR nee semi soidi—My inn, ladies, and padessee, enegewatin me l hen as beemer Is be as this =ben the =Mimesis of Se mown sea by ea gamy die m.. enameled with the georameas of or most paint seversige.sat beesend also by the presence of a nig lady whe • high_ anima nem the now cf her MMit is • sores el lAA ughibiliet u=nto irig e losin of her *Pon the geese." (Coars.PC Moths of Lona bare always born distinguished kr their Wson win we are wile of the may Wanes. we velar or glorious someleatise. we vesture to hope ' wt is some wens of greellaseise I. or mesh gracious gresedsZ bus larre nee, whoever of may hoo lakes lime loyalty an no of areahe poen fa algae mania salaam, mad hat we sleineure =lraof daseesetrating war atmehment tie mews las ef the laud. (Hesr.kee Tlt as =iitt of tostitty ass wi th ;nom their to ems IN wax* of every virtue WWI It 711 i - Zlll - OS he m ime ponise, bet the domestic eirgio ; lei lon gin yell l a aside wisk me in nobles that she nog Ingle". 111 4 ils nos= and loyalty of • happy sett pompons peon (ler, ben.) The oast was drank with the steal loyal bantam and eas Minn by the Nunn Laths.. The LOAD MAYOR the gays " The loin of he Wing the Qom Dowager," which was rerpmein to win led ImPost- RD TM OR MAYOR—I lave now the honor to propose boa "The health of Men Ben Hisbeesem Prime Albert, APwt Primo of Wales, and the rest ef thesepl hon." 1 sold with that I was mini win the eineense oldie mite , en at the bead of the Winged Peon (Bad el who oak, se well have dessonsi Me eadurimea with His loyal Highness the Prises goon wee received ding be his visit to a distant part et therseeetry to be peon at a moot Intorraing ceremony wanted with the lauds mid ommorre or England. I am owe that booms losawiehn is sight be to hi. royal Winer to be aspen to meek is. down weatha u preva be melt imor ---- lima highly patilled then by the iled deemegloones of andosset sad loyalty with whisk he was owned. (Chem.) His royal hiphigni proms en eider such eiressanances was an sellikaal *videos, Is the may he lad already gives if the deep Melee he ohms is all that me turd to the welfare of the esseley, aad eon so bet 'near his still non to the people of England. (Caen) This west was also inn with bower: The LORD MAYOR—It has at all times been a source Orin an satisfaction tome to have the honour to propose the Any sad Navy of Great Britain Is Writ of her lir =dominoes aro the services of the ermy and eavy ma e appeogistion thee in the City of Leedom, and neon is those tin of financial promo we may b. de nim to seer - eggisal aderiniaratioe of nein, I am sure • ihe damn el Lenge would be the list persons to desire to Mw eMeieway of thews important departments dimiaistesd o boned by aimprily persimuy en false agenosay. The ho ballot athievemests of oar army is India merits, and I amen will receive oar especial thanks. (Beer, deer ) Whilst en this olden I cannot but congratulate my fallow-eitions and the oeustry generally on the appointment of a right hon. to the head of the naval departmeset who, while Est= know, introduce every retroahment that can be with safety applied, will never allow ths 'Anew of that* eget isortan arm of the public sons to gaffer. (Chun.) 1 ham peat pleasure is proposing to you 't The Army Navy, esepling with it the Health of the Right Hon. 8 k Bong, the First Lord of the Admiralty, and Major. Inn Weeps.' , (Cheers.) The oleo having bees drank, Get. pIM TBB said that be felt It to bo a dirtin pined baser to have the privilege et returning thanks on Mtn of that breech of the service to which he belooged. It meet be gratifying to every soldier that the late brilliant exploit* el the Brithh army is laths noised from his lord.hip sad M dams el Leona on the country go:orally that Caglegkersoriedgmest whin was lately awarded to then e bend nem by tit British parliament. To his it WAS a 11111111101 of 11111 riltaut pleasure that that panes, an, end olleshieg nor Lord Gough bad boa the. moos of wino fresh laurels and honours to the taw which the British army had previously woe. (Hear, hew) Sir F. T. BARING, is the part of the Amy, said be hat peat plosion for the mower to which sot oily or this bat is all ether messimse the Qty of Loaders had the dans of that breath of the public sery os. seeing the right hoe. gonna who new illled the siva dor woe a rue whose tarty /11181111111110•11 were soneeted nth the anal serene. he was pepsin to upset hem his every Wooer to which that Nevins woo ..tided; bet he could set forget that the City of Lens bed always berm the foram* in ealinowledgiog the *5 .1 *gam—(um. bear)—ad is all crostakesnel leassei a l i o nL z m illet lased of peke akin was dee to it for les 611•1411011 Dekko soil he Sept that the real of dtimmas ef Loden In dent the ammo of some of the brightest hones, who had thei their lone is the Beni any. (Chaos.) The LORD MAYOR dose mil he was ever Nazism ea Menet of the nem of Longa Is give • Nein miesne toil ese divisional hedge nimiseses wierheasnrod him win Ink pagesse as these magic. Me open that pzier dimpled that man d the peones ti tit ohne ad cog or twee ellgeo, bet he woope toilVatilliel en there the jit empr essieraister %bl o wsy *DAWN et woe et all tie:m a ideMpr Nisi n os emir abin mann was homemosi the sistrat nth. resieben e( the hedge ilpinelis holy, be no ion meanness their put sad Mena is this sone to give s mai tolegne to two dingskin rep o. matativse et Mena peen, who hod bag geolettf =step mon es. Oa., W licelleas, the Peen Amber pin anibielninery the Tann Minna (Losineen) e wet bi deendy the asse t t er ek ei mj s zt adis eeekt ne lhe== • asi be hen genies die Plea admiral, thee ine a Lp o p u rees her• most es se one ef tenon poi imissoning bonsai nee wanks. (Hess, bor.) Me owned to hinge int the froemat kit z percentile be hod hal of esnonelsoien with Mom% mei ef eladelog a kennel el the Penh seil eliNallang mini eseaby, had impeemei him with a hoar. gbh spans of es. an be themsht he might god far me to onus a hap MeV his monies hare the ebr thetas el anomie free the Froth republic was a Penn e el hong, set only of limn, bat of the POIVIII•914 hen whisk he was areredien. morn this (Hear. hoe.) The sinew el Lomise, he se me▪ n to nenees. wen me paean at Me !Madly in tones, nigh lei se sem* Inn gismo neon the Merin two Min ; seal *seer it win be benne: et NV inn aisle ariessinly on to esesies like the le se to Ile Holsobeeees asi k t d wkich C lat 'orearred siernose, he trusted le be po nied se ray, that the goon of thh moreth d e nest nein neon end MINIS die tw o s,llehlosed mann Pone emil Bra and that Onset ionebo is the oiled figeZe neon nits esentrime they she ~y we their prowneg the Wane, of weir an to neon the gem w =saklad (11e:r i k e lle sand more his r_wbeener changes bale taloa glass ie ney ille tt s % the not of noise lege bad bola is isail w as dams sere eissoly is the beads of steno and Malty le their not 4:1 sovereign. (Roo.) in wweawNN ited that winnow afgoveroesei bad occurred im ether essatrien. bare zo i =sre satialled med imannod with their molest mad yielded • nodal and ready obellose es no kw to dosevers. met. on that whatever ilevediseg sign take place abroad the role of Baena" wen enefeser no pane* lbsir ewe 'manful ostrat Mme, th eir ear asks in OD lified Moto sedges to rattiest* a Messy goalies ma at These bins the_ kilns by wig& epee often, be fond that tbe name et= wend ones. te le sespegin by tke wad, and that miff the alb assopeosat of the noble laud who bed n log gonna hedge nine of thb •SeNey, esi wire beisengeonally isadestei Mdse. dilleeln. he torn . we be =- MO the bon of Bashed, and the THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVERTING, APRIL 26, 11449. Theer4 2 )CRAMOSLLOR aiimowledged the map& g that whatever emedeas psiblia ma might the *funs taco or their jaty, mains gate them iimmorsolforr than the alipeligua tilllit failOW•1104e01. The LORD MAYOR titio n m i lbe health./ the Speaker M the Rom of la the higii positt li raL Se Ms impartial conduct TM SPRARIBIL is retursiag limbs, mil that he could oily hope to perigee Ms lei while he pos mod, as he wee beery to say be did yam, the cordial et • vendee et sagabeetal all moist The LORD MAYOR ascot , the Walt% of lord Tabus mi M Reese of 11.41 * . agile lords sod la M. mansgentied - 71 - 4 Misr. Wiks of the ematry. Moonlit PALXIBSTON.—IIy Lord Mayor, my lords, end geatlansa.—l hes is my atm ause, sad in behslf of the past sad dolegaitheil amiably Mei 'Ma yea lave done sae the hunt al epilog -yams, to retain yea oar best thanks M. lito bent yea bare dose as ia drinkleg our keelths. IMI multi) of Mks celled apes to retain Soaks I. this NoftitMted .amp ay es behalf of the Home of eagosoas. It b.Mgnk mewl, I. this ball, that the Home of Commas aeon meshy the Maim which you have proposed this Owed esahr laOjos the Moms of Cameras sod I= Loam have been at all times the great MIMS= and =fa talness of the libeetiss of this comuy, sail the Rome of PONIMICIOI ma snot crest that la the dadaist plead of oar milting Wien too liberties al Reiland band their sabot Ws...i faelaelisa in this peat meirepsile. It was the city of Leaden that Mad ihremet as the deleader of the emerlinsne 61111iillef Yea, BA, had, hare beta pima It nig Wks 11411104110 duties ay ollcial espeily, It has to my lot to poises. Yoe have andenteod the maw is whisk Mem duties meg to premised—that it is With the people of legland that these who are 11116 Ms waded of their keg& retell/Ms, while ea tea. land they main tain the honour, yd swot the dignity sad eights of their seamy, shell, ea the ether, mart their bon eadeammi sot oily le eastinas to this ematry the Maga. bat as Mr as *Mr bellaines ead morel modem OMeme n d, that they should missimur to mare these blemhop set mat of the civilised gelid It km Ma our midmost to set up to u ttilearia;it is thstendemear we hare hem m&ly by Me uMmehmiling, medial himaidek sad. feast . a lai.., leo M• twos toomiry sad ear peat ea the esliseat,l am happy to bars this of stathig that la all the Menges which bare taksillsot year in the ea)lic men who hare had to animistic the golimaniest of Frame, we have mot with me hmelebis glen w kind ship, cordiality, sad good faith ; and kit br theinnaet w. hare rewind trona the garemeent a/ Fog" awl by their medial 00.0peratioa is our polls owstan, that we bare boss cabled to achieve that ogres of messes is arnatim hostilities or mitigating their Ma gmas, with whish. I treat, la some degree, oar *abash bare bola rewarded. (Chwee.) The remaining mete were—" The Lord Mayor of Dublin and 84 W. Someryille," " Attorney ; Oetorel and the Bar of Ragland; • " The Lord Advocate; " Baron Roths child and the Members for the City of London," "The Aldermen sad Sheriffs," " The Governor of the Beak of Ragland," sad "The Trade sad Commerce of Laths." ,RSARY OF THE SCRIPTURE READERS• ASSOCIATION. The fifth anniversary meetini of the Seritz . e Readers' Anosiation was held at the Masser spare os Thursday last, April 19, No report of the proosedisgs havieg =1 is say of the journals, we give the follow ing TM Arelabislmp of CANTERBURY took the club. He said ; It it had Wks to my lot to dll the Pees whisk I am occupying to-day some years ago, it might hue bees us, deity to take up rose of your tame in englakiing the and peepers et the seamy whisk hoe mesealled • harm a taw year ago the etwee sew sad pais& i As e :Light rev. Nether who amp, this eh& her per sa id, it was ea esperiment, end, like dhow eapillesage, was a doubt repidieg its snows ; sad there Wahl pan be doubts, se there were la the minds of memo, whether it no ever a wise esperiment—whether it might net be gene te call in ether pmeess>e mist la works which lied leis ally °pulsed to those ordained, sad especially to the purpose of the Lanny. It Is sow an engem no longer—it has hese tried and it has seeeeeded. Weesenetbe seepleed, whether we look at it with the eye of roma et Swipes», then was every reason to believe that what was Intended bon the hawse of God sad the salvation of his people, wand be indeed Mimed by Him whom we desired to nervy Aad so far from interfering with the proper objects of the 'widen I believe, though indeed I feel mule, that the pressetiegs el the Scripture Readers' Association have iu feat greatly as sisted the purpose for which the =Wary le damped in bringing men to npentance and a knowledge of the troth, showing them how they may become " wise antis salvation through faith which is in Christ Jesus." What therefore we now seed is, to be able to arry on and 'stead that which we have already foetid to be both useful and aeons peaked bY the divine blame, We have goes thus far :we have sees what may be done, and we have likewise seen bow musk le seeded. We have not proceeded se far as to have eibtelani the means by which that may be ememplhked—d midi we saw me the absolute necessity. None who assist with OM motes of providing for the spiritual wants of err eemalagmon will be dimppoisted, or say at least that they hew abut laboured or sp.! their sabstaese in vain. Here the p the kr ~i we are vast today, and I cannot help an sunset will that the gad of oar meeting may be a peas additioa to the employment of scripture readers, aloes labours are so needful, and wham services have been se abundantly blessed. The SECRETARY having read the report, - - - - - - The aleheg of LONDONam' the idiewiag nada dem : TIM the t am : men be nen sad mint this se min be idmeedelloe Comlb - if aerie theigtem Ibielese•ammehilms wed Wet dr Nen asthma sal mamma de hum the eamoliore atmiumemertkr ire mederestr A g o mohm subi ef ILI.; **Lid @W ir t Void Iry re Om Mut g .1 i Lord . • I Ida ; Wm. W. lt.r.t Mart lir p a S ok 11- a. 'east, fir.; Or b. W. 1 lent r a ff. amides. T. traj i ; T. B. C b t r ilia ire, 1 . t .. 3. 0. I agrolulit a tiets Iciormhre. E.g.; W H or=rt ; Ilen. His Weld. *in metes this resolutiom mid, I have ea mere thou tee remake stated la pahlie the imp lateen whisk I tabs la the non of the important Mto oe Whae it was first peetented to my notice, I was d take a part is the proton. of th ose who were et establishing it. I emit omen that I felt some Sign It limitation and doubt. I felt that it rem an impend an periment. but I reasoned with myself thou: No person ought to be, (and I trust no pan is) mon deeply intend in the spiritual state of this vast metropolis than I am, who by Divine Providence have been placed over the drink in this province. I see beton we an mermen and population, for whom the and peen. artlie blig malme si ti mace and religious instruction b altagetbar inn We have Lr many yen peel bee making efforts to inn the , amount of that provides—we have added to the gran of churches aid deragesa, bat still the dimeignie hewn the spirited ethe of this arse city, tad Ile pethisa 1 which has beta mods is apply them. it' eta es nen ha fill the heart of opwy Christ= with apprehnie owl dis may. We are atfa adding to the numbs: al .degs--11h of duty to spare no efforts to emend the bleetheset church of width we are membee, to that all Mr sate into the large adman* Nprtvilegm ge embers el the med every asontanhave the nity by ryes ea arena suSetale of pone worship mad hmemenion. balm forte , great es they are, do • alibis um la tae demo to keep pees with dig morns inn of ffig I am told now that there famben therm& p e r, destitute, ignorsat per may the alma gent have acme to—that their elignith is already over-timi If that wen not the can, the puns to whom I allude are of that deception that in aD reliability the clergy would sent be the la the first im sin to approach them. len fed, ea time eat band, that tame but the clergy ought to spina* them—that it ill their Sem • and their duty alone , to go to thee persons as their mdigioua instructors, and point out to them the way of salva tion. I admit it is their duty and the deg of_every Christian --to a pedalo extent a liability—do lerhilta to wryest that work ; but I am conned myself that, will reopen to a post amber of those mbitually de ntat• pelmet, the deny, evert in sufficient anbers, will gel Gen SW assn. When I am told that means will be provided of fending a clam of labourers in the Lord's vineyard, who wil it e h i n s :ble depernent, gad who will. owing to theism the abstaslse whirl they will be lensed led ima ty la stating mein to thrm w sple, I feel it is am aigengat well wen ityhig. Bat ere we dente leg and debating this or that poet geepriety o the nthlime teas of name& of our fellow gene are penis' late natty unbiased with the light tad privileges of the Gape. But I remand with myself the tie: Alter all is there anything In the nature of the i.e. widish makes ft unlit to call into ear eid, as atinistors 01 = 1 1th Mow. el Mose who are not Invested with the f I gent bat remember that the work of Chshin rase ppaaaa&fly belonging in its highest degartneeeta to the Webtiaa minister, is of neon ea ts:red to those who me met netted with the Walton elm Let est the Scripture reader intrude epee thm madam m is el d a maaiteat. • b wititoat en oreperete with hi sonla knowle dge Christ. I lo th mem the readeras a.most earful piestere 004 of the eurlieet results of the otigoonit 4 ! , :t readies was the Shag dour natiamal en& The in my owe dine, with whom I have had the of CO4lllOlll/0081016 wings nevem date what valuable samisen they havo received from theme their Inn fellow laboaren. Some of my lips& af the Main the streagest terms, as being their ilsbe hied la die week ef love. I have talked with the none mink sod Hume dtrived red gratification from the Meet tateetians, and the Mumble depennee epos the grow of God, whisk I have witnessed in thee who have come to so to MATO authority to emesgence thehrlabeen. It should not be (organ that not oat of them hthearen goes into the Lord's vintra withse int WO' consider to be authority to de . 0 at the raids et tehe an pissed Le sharp of th i l a tkitold istemets Otis. parts of the soestry. I (NY right rev. brother, I Mow, does the same) a very stnellelghY into their hbtory—thde motive. for and ertaidag the work, sad the views nth they take of the cage width is abed to develve upon thert. And I, of pass., tau tie swot ' amity it rithesing not them the eleven of theft grata which 141'106es ter the feithfel mend= of tittle duties, That while tilde seal ought to be ardent, it must be tem pered by hostility red dOcretion—the they are to ✓ider theossrlvet as humble fellaw-labourere with the Op ' pointed ministcs of thi church. They are to look op to them —thy us to maw themselves as respssilis. seder God, to thwa—that they en to eanaailatll Is Ibis their labours sod to follow oat seek paths of umedelases Wail! be poWted oat to thin. While thew rules are Mel miss I hid is ba riajither the labours et the swiplare M sea AIM result dbt bet good. Then It ealy we feature, .7 lord, of the reseal about whisk it is seessery to sew else weed. and Oro is the c:A2ie:f this. St odes ft was called " The &Wotan ' Aosidaties irr the Metropolis." with the spiritual raw. of width say right we. booths: tho INA, of Wis. shatter lad acetic are wars bed. It le sew that it *egad be NNW "The Ohm* of fleriptare Seeders desedayss." sae /NM fir wwlMYrp[yea lave Word in the report, ahem it her taw seated that sway applies tine have beam task for that mistoraw whisk the etas of the fowls edited the middy imapalate of dkediag. IS tight be wit that we ought not to ammo es loge a dwipolisa. ow es inch were aleadve this the tae loin which we presaged e rn to the guile, Wilma wataasisaticw with the Men of the amok lau happy Is he able to omegas that *Wm. We had her new .age. soodsg of the billow of the dm* aSsaiM by very seedy all et Gum, whoa la= tertals regulatisse Ow the . aid& we thought espedisat to be amok will •the sward d the Mktg is every dimes* tale Wile theybbtleg, sight be handoesd. elesig apels t that the semi priselyies et the Ihriptere Readers sad they moo these principles with whisk ww leresed; have ressind Me maned= *fa very large body et the rakes of ea due& Ewa if it wen sot so, we law* wish is Wheat by thil sew title. as Sr as we eso, a desire (I as shald by pecuniary awhowee we shell not be able to do atemiti. to see this gain carried lett every part of Seem' which is siistsit by the tuns of spuitaal des , Statima. Kr. nossuAN, If P. is ensoadisp the resolution, mid —Let me eel yen attent ion to owe portion of the report. We en tel& that no ler than 100,000 families have tort 'kited by ilesigittue Readers, sad footnoted by them, to whom, bet he this society, the Bible would hen bees a sealed volame. We Sr. she told that the application' for Iterates side I. this society have bees so mamas mid es meat, that sot only have the committee bra obliged to is. bee may of those applications, bat they have evea enter plated immures foe the withdrawal of sot lees than one limn el the mire at present missed. Now the infra tin thus manyed h one which the wards( lame have herd withunal pats, sod I still rut we shell be Elie to avert such Cfteasity that the amber of their reader, any sat only sot be dimin i shed, bat by your aid facremed. DJ net let it be said that then is enythhur to dispirit 116 is this leper. It is true oar mesas have been aapsal to the de ! ow& apes as. Why is ft ? Bemuse the deassds have bees so at—bermes they haveab eeta multiplied apes sae with I anti vas the gee of the sesielp are so , wibt ophidesi amd boom the @mime el the * sedeleberee 1 boa The Mr Ornalidnl have oehmiled, trietrrs=tad are the calls um it dL Had yea bees aboat to reillsll the somber of 61611111.1 became they had nettle; to ; were willt wealth Maim yea mil focal ao &hi he year operalbm than the prowls of the misty Web' have bees am% sad the Mena of lb feeds might have best Isi. , Rat 1 1 wheel the reverse is the ass—when the speedos of the Ml= eatemiled—whea limeimpe same punks is =MO, eves been he die h . rubles aill es hem re 111 "us' that 'we ray derive both hope sad semfort. I est rare you mad feel that there neva was a time what h behoved as more to arm cierselos with every Chilean aid sod to aysll ourselves of every Christian idiom Now, what do we Loa from this report ? Theo is ea ea mat of two diarists which have bees visited by oar tan radon. In the first of Ms, we have a menet of whole familia la Midi there is met a member who has boss MAO, caul If drib liernaliale which set a Bible la to he bead. Bet in Me semi air trim the reader bee stated that is 1,900 bathos he MINI, time were no lees than 1,000 who never Mended any pleat of weer net individuals. bet funilies, panda and all their'rem-1,000 eat of 1,900. to wham rho meets of piddle useddp are %skarn. Writ the mMt of prayer lea rner erred. - Bat sow is ible an fesiard ere ? is it ea ise 'comma elan Why, unbraimately, we know that Is this risk *OW, Oath. Regbad, thine h a lisetkeaho tam dark thee my in the gibe of lately, Mae dews_ ii than where the pod bee sever yet lam posited. Weil, thee, if we km* thee this b the state of ow poor - me, that bare an ameaget them thearsais of seals that are offering hem neglect, can we, any of as, rest as loot as there is a single dark ab ley which remakes me:Pored, or a Nagle hem that has been esvisited—is there any of us this spared in ear press, la fladiag the means to send Mem we must go ourselves to perform this missies/my tea Why, else, we know that we may maltiply oar vidb, we may distribute oar spots, we may give ear Me, stesega, melt% sad tatatease end what el we enbasitell we tram it slows with the atehaelioly alludes that the more we hoe hem doing the more we have bees bseerallt to the measioname that there still remains meek testa I hope it is there,* Ni imbesity of this feelbg eneempt us that will nip zit all Se serengems the Mob of err asomittes in the lemur mid& they ism undertakes Ise this essiaty, and in esesadlng this reseligism, is whisk the mantes of that am mime have Ma selmisted, I am sure that we may led this, that. meat to the eamosimases ea their part that they are pdaming a high duty sad the reward that spim boa - it, dm is obis is the discharge of that duty whisk will ample dem se mast so the certainty that they have hal or moat, harifilt, endear increased c o - operation- The hes. maimea emialed by seconding the resolution, which wee married memissouly. The Bieber n OXFORD seid, the resolution which has bees giro to me wee this : The while we asset but eceslider that may at the mats stated to the repel card ad seders el the moral sad epirthal dalliance el ea maim m this mersodie. there is yet mai roan he Oath cad beerldt mobefe to Almighty Ned he be Ming greciostly. essiteled eyes he labors of the acebey, es ea PM oat ler eperileg the sakeleoulft• of as pled IMO bees. In esel k :he adoption of this remiales (mid the rev. Pedalo I fed that my little mead be added by me to that w has bees addressed to yen hose this plat form. The resolatio gees e= o t k odeepeat mord acid spiritual dentitatisa of this lb w w hop, we have ass thought meth why it is Mee is such a vast merest el spiritual destitatioa la the and I cau ative that Iles 'Making why there is this perhaps may ropiest to us some motives ke imams& tad seal in this work is which we are May to be engeemi. It bet of all irises from His sere, that the pee per of civilisation, the immense of wealth, and the greater didnity al ohniamg a livelihood in the metre dimities, naturally leash to the flocking to gether in this great town of the poorest people of oar antics, to wait cps. and minister in various ways to the wealthy not country, who smog& here for its public :Ze es well as other causes. So year by year this es is drawing to itself hom its altural distriets, bs osnafechiring probes', and its rural hamlets, a sioa lineal mum of the lost provided for, the poorest of oar fallow sovalrymen. Now, they me tad settle In this w hops& without any of e amodatios whisk have pews up err them hum early life. They lad thumbs' under =sew eiremstamosai di thses is as Imager the perish so hem the holl, the debt rd the larka Nibbler, the sight of di miarel in which they were Moab ap as boys; no ham swat these relator, We ems se exert a baboing Ni bendishl effect upon their minis. They are Iddiregi Weedier with dial of like sea ado to themselves, and they an, be a gust extent, dned MOM from the diced nialstralisme church No =3=thumb natarally open for the. its doors, and to take ask aseasiesisd pins where they Woe beam used frees imbaspj y re diesim the minis tration of the word of God. They teem to Massive' bogibia, therefore. by the church; Ni this bready= f lo apse - their Maio the Mod esamsestoma of anob ma, that they tea aside firma AO Mash mem* have for- - oaken them. And thee we name reamoMer the Weems* which ere being brought to beer um sob ere of Mee people from their own Mural esoupties. We riot te make that Cheistbeity is every tae mot he a mall =adman hr., if it h to asealmall the aealimally hems d m eamility, tettalifteld t Ni lobate I bids sliteliad sad distremee which am o itt es = 4 =s, is *, ahem goes of God is not altogether it they elms open nem &reedy low the band o[ they have se ase hem, a haliewhe bleeps ; they have a MWeld Oben from the world, sad draw theee e Z4 ll l= POab th o le is sot ere 'with regard r those and whisk apse ma lima the knal Mir Mew ses ma, and it se f is t signally met Me ease, if Om it lima, NO if lbs. Elibloom NM id ems ups wll, suite, lobo lid I.lllleimistbleg Ibs adoolot and to UM be. mien Soy so oftiollota to IL on. Sot oboe to toinslo Oil tondos by say of 411119111 he Mai NON Illeoolll l Minn as el hoer he sbeZ i at soh • MOO. b in say way =glib h ihe drat appeialment of God 's Xad miltiload to Mar into boss pods= : lenbenhe asellaiselbe yew; MI pren them by Masse My resat Our balker—boallethb I am pespoodes OM se little woo the matter, nal eta asseeb big h enj u rehoden, whe ter ifer s e sh d ! h e= ma bale that fa the to year woe we are mot ••••rary to say prin. = lll ll Chriet's gospel, but disk we are acting distinctly am' It. Imy that - the first plesiple of Mt gospel is this : is God emaidell to mob ma whom he appointed the retire his pod to their brothers. We in the ebtra • my that we sow have that combats Dm ear Mma; sad, sot troubling ramelves Ord other p about to fulfil the nqammt• lII= m g lit glom m power. I And that is giving that ft pleas & God it the very fled to use met ally ameba Ni theme whim spades ardabea to this week, bat mOillndes el idler Wpm Ni assistants who am the emeses 011ie thone body, Ni ha d wMy melialobld beir pisme fa at afte hefts it f ir Mb to be any laser sem milted to them. The selfsame smillamse of that him& =ea wrlt h e k ia all hear ina tr oin) by whisk they in illsobargq is the work alt rob* Wes W ths.• Tbeneeberat the earlier lido,tfsedsdamite--ia Mob billow of the ilma rotaries—l Sod ma Malmelly maid cut eneweriag as beds* es the MOM' einemetems ef the ems mew at Mis present memeat podia to Scripture Mire Mai perirhes wader the alleff, pointed by the hasp, ever those paddies, as it is peptide it an to feria a comparison. When we turn lb, pease of Me Word of God, snd look back =fillthe 1,505 pars of keen ereffiriog sad crime bine rolled es Mee that Me, and think of all NO aloft empires this have passed away, sad the =which lave swept over wens thoughts and Mite, mid we thou 11 0 hash and clad writ tiff &OM and read now In • this our land the seam of seen One man Or woman, Maus be wee " a fellow helper to the truth," I think of all the cheap which has parsed Mr everything hoot that day to this, and how cult it is to recover, by the most patient search, the features eves of the greatest historical facts, and thee I oak myself, now how did the world think of this sea or woman at that time? What should I heard et them if I had asked about than at Bone, or Corinth, or Athena ? I sinned have been told that it was acne poor misarabie esthraiast who devoted hintimself to a nun called Paul, who west about read ies, taing, and speaking to men about their soals. My Lord Archbishop,, there is sae other thought It is this, we meet not tidy regard the people to be taught. but we ought toleok at tie ekesat peopl e ewe a s - Play the aratiLeve if •Almighty God one man a real desire to be bawd is this way to his 9, bat has not gives him wealth enough to It him to take his place among the clergy, is this man to be told, God tee not provided any opportunity for you—you shall not do It. What most be the result ? Why, either that the wishes God he. kindled is this man's heart will be mothered, sad he will be sea beak to soma mandate perish, holosi of Wakening to kb brethren in the same of Chia (which would be an Make lose), or be mast be driven to exert the talents God has given him in some 'way in which he will othatamt that church whirl ought to have received his as es moblest. nay it would be an injustice to Aces who are mody eo to week, is well es • amity to those who need their lakes" if we were to imagine that we should do right in s eesA from dales this work, to which, as I 19 • 11: 111 Me, ssoding to the - Word of God and the history of the church of Chat, they have 111011 K called; and in per- coming tibia bessidy end faithfully I do net for one sto niest &wake lase the ate "pith at God which pervades that whole belly wffi easeigthen theta for their day, so It will strengthen easel, in their plass, for theirs. Mr. J. P. PL1:111ME, M.P., essonded the :Nolo ' tics, whisk was put and ismisti unesimately. 'Asir& IL *FROM artai— mei iiis irmamiliks derhis arm 1 1 = 0 " lad ern to the Witt et efilleohies ben the mead la by Ids Owe the d Ouleuisity, the NO& It r d Ile Mew et Unite al= sal a we imp masa et Yr erheopel &ask as volt se maw 14044slemeir eisrame. seems ewe stilly date with the ewe et Mg populous whisk to the spessieeteeterat et when. ea Its tram the pe/pit, the 00=1111141111 have b ees is spat awes far the mesas et Ws tying tot ward Its operetkes *deg the purr. - - ---- - • Tite Rul of HASZOWBY - sseisded the resolution, which yes carried truniseirly. _ . _ J. C. COLMIMIT and ths Rev. J. RABRDALL smongsg. a== . :l6•Arekbishop of Canterbury for kis swiss% It Or *air. tbe resolution was adopted by assidanatiou ; sad Me prate Lula/ returned westingseparated. thanks, the THE GOVERNESSES' BENEVOLENT INSTI. TUTION. Yesterday the aizth anniversary dinner of this i institution took place at the London Tavern. The Berl of Herrowny filled the chair, and was surrounded by about 120 friends of the obesity. There were also a large number of ladies present, who manileued the interest taken by them fa the charity by remaining to the ekes of the proceedings. The cloth having been removed, and the customary leading tosses duly honoured The CHAIRMAN proposed the toast of the eve ning " Prosperity to the GOVITIIIOIII . Benevolent Institution." The tout hulas been, duly honoured, Rail TALBOT proposed the honk of the chairmen, which was sui , te* responded . to by his lordship, who gave se the next toast " M The r. 8. C. HALL, in retuning dunks, announeed that he bad bun wmmisiwed by Jenny Lind to present the chawith a issue ler 3001 annenamement was followed by a snivenal demand for the leash of Jenny Lind, which was complied with by the elalnermoind the tout wee drunk with enthusiasms. Rem D. WilNO, the treasurer of the charity, then an aeseedtits Mlel et the subscriptions to be 2,6121., including dandier hum the Dolton of Rent, 201.; " A Lady," 3001. ; Jenny 1111111. uis of Northampton, 201.; Burl of Hanowby, Pied Minven, 201. ; Lord Skye and Sele, 20J. ; ex., lbw The haeltbeAthe patens end the members of the various cosVailasoss ofthe charity Wowed, and were warmly re. voadod to. Thelma Want ow the list was that of " The Press," which MN aciaisooladead by Mr. Barrow, awl the company separated. pew id Rama. Our sale wish ins to osealidate the salsa of al miss. sod paste the lumpiness of melded. *Re bead MllNlplirliii bald if ire retch embessador ' sail the Mae lautp sialises. fleetest was busk dtli three time three. IL Aided CROILLE, the Ines* Ambassador, is as. seesithe least, mid—My leads, ladies. sad patio- 818 6 r. the ne tat e se shoes u p if me theilaakese asal masage C . :Mt ko Yr bees • pew I pew Mahe. 1118 diplomas bsdy with gni. the use -imareseing peesperki el tbk esstry—the =ait Ile_ pee* far the WS st the WA. sad ask sib- Is do* lade seset t whisk essiballe dime the 'bay sal the sins& of , leind. I these the lad ll= hew= lnd manage la whisk he MIA NOVATIMIS 1145r11 1 t is th i ii= of ma gi. 11111141 are sine of eke mad Wearies sea 2.4114 M "a ". == i tf espsti ll"." 4 B6l." Ise the mamma sad seritesses ensaley width I has mks ase lls' ib e ir est& Let me aware ou, sy Led Mrs; of Is of my adios toward y s this sat of Ins &ohs of the guessed le moisten silk the awl sal mat khans, silakse, mi le tabs yak her la the }ease sad happiassof moddisi._ The - LORD MAYOR thsa pas " IPM Agideldega If Car teshary dsadds! Tork sad the lei d _ legimaL" The &A ef CANTIIT reluesei Osaka Rig wise said—ls the same of .my sight am. has sibir sal nisei Ibeg ts &ask you kr pespedeg Igeside, aid wee espeekriy kr the manage ki did yes ban bega deand to meek of myself sad the mall sinks whisk it is sal only my issinsits had my beiendsa do g ih t: pairs. Alien met. say th at k ties &swift d we! Vibola as Mileilaiss el the el& Ihe did ol dm sails, yes have best stake is' asseisse as "Mk ash poetise of err mien samkalks, whkh be wiegilirmited together the shard and sate Is aad mamma sospersdart. Ws Is • tormssies i=tlres sad will seem be broils ; kr I beagles it to bs ea =saaimed is ear satisaal promeity. I trust we e :brays sited. net is the spirit of invidious camps ties, bet with the istsnalastisa to bo eashl, sad to work Is es reurethe edisees Ise the boas& and prospetity of tat ' whale emravaliey. (Ohms.) The WILD MAYOR—My lords. India, and Ide geese the Amilibikep ef Cgatarbery has td irsai r l a that it be always bee: the ensues of the gressai vast of this seestry to Maas the did megliteds mid thsir presses I sat petaled to see be. teday SD stay et*, Walden of the crews. I sigret • Maser, that kially elitism has sissies & the altseark ef me som ber et the shine, as bet kg that alammetaime I &meld have boas meow in the happy sad mad militia ot e emist that nod the hams ofiatmenft the aghast sae member of Oct sedan presume wits b ssidear especial esseldsestkei—ast *sly se the Sid Weiler of the mews, bet skives Her MO Of the representadves dale CIV in pudiessat. (, has) Though the attesbutat bear to the sale led and big goveramma is well bass, l I sea most anion OK this ossesies to say amain that the skims of Leads wH sot magrally Gal en ask essay la. (Roar, begs.) I am - swan that evariblag like pasty panties gad party feeling io wisely sail Family salisilet from this Idle, bet vto the dillisiliss the have bust the path of the ..k e r.= • .,.. 11, 111=g - hr rz ;tot I at It =the ads is 'yogi= they have 1181161118104 those pubis gulps sad Wilk sprobstisa. It cannot be knots' that WM& the pessust gegernmeet same late dins they bed le mats' wid the misionene of a bads la Wed. Bal a tiley bed to goateed with tbe ilk. saidistioa that is that essay. Is the Mowing year the ef ids e a mserepelis and the c aisson' Wof m* gnerally wore seedy WI yeastrate. sad Neel what mighty eaavalvisas: bas shelsa allmp unapt sr on hippy lead. The epiessment Mee Masan steered the semi el the sate will ably and with bow, sad we ore sew sagamabld ben site psodiarly bum air gemateassa, and should hi wanks to what we ewe le the govsnmest, if we did net dm& ages hr whet they hare leas is the past, sad sprees our esideass is tllBll 'PAW hr the Es. (Chases.) las unwi ll ing to &Ida ret on this se kr Ikea my owe Minis might lad gee le say mare weld to kr the occasion , _we staismat with my paths ilea t but any led" !Wi l l . of miss is far embers by the grati4irag sgessre tne nobly lord sad the gessassat wisest es die smeasal, ear resided es they are by the *Musks of Om eihmel, the highs reek in the coustry, and the brightest b...ty is the land, all assembled to sprees their approbstiedi sad to ac knowledge tie cabs they haws the sewn el the sen try. I sag the sable lard will nag be speed Ms beeltk to devote his talents and his seisreirs to the sinks el Ms love raga sad his country ; but whammy rionseassme shall lodes him to retire into private life, he say rest as that the citizens of London wig Mt re amber, with proud satisfaction, that thej ame ba: had the honour to be represeated in the Hess of Parliament by ciao of the ablest stalsmiss of the day ; sada as sure also the sanity will never be bsekward in acksowkidging with girstirade the many greet sad glo ries messes' with which the name of Lord Ma Remit will always be sesociated. (Chien) I have the Meese to e toyouthe 9 P " Health of Lord John Hama tad her L" E r V . • tam was drunk with three Uses these. Led MIRK BIIIIMILL roc to zusegad. H. maid—My Led Mayer I ripe to stars yea and to this co= s ty most *ask% and the resold thanks of foe the Mawr ye have done us is drinkingoar health; es this sensies, sad in se ding for myss/f, I must resollest that I ban sad eery the bass of being a minister ell the Crewe, hat I is likewise in your eerie', and have the Moser of you la the Commons House of ' Pailianalak ( , btu. BA sky lord, yon have referred to as is a meaner jar I was totally unprepared • you have referred to the merle la whisk the duties - of the 'lints. ten of the Crows have begs ilkehund during tints which to eat ems easy has been time et great dificalty. What- ever may have has. the sumo ei our endeavours with Teepees to some of those M akes which have now happily nod away. Whatever _lv bendier oar seems with reaped to edges whis k are sat yet everems, I . last always feel that it is set * our Worts sly, bat au tit the provides* of the &mighty, to the in stitaskes ot this essay, sad, le the Satre sad spirit of the peeps of this spasm that that sestet wee owing. (Cheers.) My lord, Is the Mllselies if the pest year. amidst the esaskiss dials* dies tanswahost Europe, it was teas we had great satheift and ter '°° es. trusted to ea, it is MIS $M 111111011(181 Ipeass at our dis poni, but them she lad thesevol the mate of that year auk has ages Oki awe setheity was broker, sad that arms is the beads of tat greatest sad bravest of men fell powetkes, at least hr • ass, It would has been seems therefore to Ulf site soh circumstances, to My , anted our tams errs sr own authority sad the pewee el the meads gessissent. But we did trout it, aid with a madam wlAsh lie roma has shows was Dot Iskpimed es the hammy dim ceastitatlia, sad the inks of surf pet elf moiety, sad dab dims of the m- y. ke its paste et pease gad sake. We Mow ash ad sl am 111.1811 bed hider% seasdiauel, will essisse to Ms be Snag* ad war beg i Otrity. Mew We well that fa hada( the bsalit els , we enjoyed the MtMeep which that samwelly Mew that k gemeing an estab4shol- Masa nasal; that solabliked - Omsk was csamild with the time of sollgia ad with the epidismil Gaskets = eilvaiskined. We well knew Mist is bads) the law ea oar side. we had the sews of the peek of tha that law was kitty itiluell7 =l=2 by b t eeeerable, passed, ON sid tad ed sus, IS:mas is these einamstessis regaling an the Whig slab eiregiay, that if they sought foe change, that sad be ke the wens, not der the better— it was cn We a rer lag that wi plasud our nista, and ass illt till authority w• meld east; however seems* Ilf sight be in seats oases to eurt authority to sin the 'algin ates of the times. Is the souses of this period, it is Wee, ales, that .we had to midge the drigms_ 114 01116 mat vs from abased, but we bays had lie salialtelles le Mai tbst Os ram of gee* lewdly have Ws imdmi Is amlftda task Alien win ibis sante y. _ ram smelt of ass we have nosing sessamess el • Asia ft =Me milk* in maisidig OW pass al Mime ; awl awe agesially kayo we nesksi =maw et tlia d eastlwassie et not Wanes whisk hes eligedy beta Test min—the l a . between ase ad Mir u se Med• ' el that gassiest sidestead litg IN& bag batmen tbe tan govern magls, and whisk is se assatist le the pease of , ad& (Cheese.) la opeakkg .as these sat/jests, must mast we think missies lousksfit (sly to hasp ht aired liderollems of the iasilealles dais country, bat the hot Imitations egaset io : se emezed by the MOWS thane by a mere merest sad sae. I NMI" sad by skein te adsyl thous todes the damps I 'Ma see gang ea la sltie ea ill ens eimetzka a la i/net sad meet bssalikl ta nii re an Assay, A *hies sf Muss is ' " a eted right seatisual ; bat let it be our mimes is Wishner we may asks la the 'agitations of this 1101111' Ty. that they shell ti• made Is the spirit ia wlisit those lasits isea 1.1118 eriginsily 61181186.-(2 that gpirit in dill the grest sad edge me was headed Miss would have altered them 11 , they had bad the dreamuncies of our ley belts *EL Let as net fades= any vats 1 of sat seta to sake and unreal ( a t ai i i iisg ewes to 118 to bo wma nlt a lia the Doltish semi taiga) se a ii~sies be these hmiliallons whid now sist ; lug, rea the ellar Mod, let us set famgbis is by preserv ing what k &lads we en dans &at whisk is mem medal, es mat Way to malatais tk• best of thus istkallsig. I most it dews without ghostly adman to Ms &sus Assn ender whisk wearesew dated. seessepsedwilithees =tit were a r i s s t i str a t egas time s o rz e llt=te e tr a beiag - ea ; but relying, as we had a r ight to le, en the Iza s y r ar our ugly In India, we haws MS all 4i r adis, , sad Seery crown our wises My k list *WM dißalies will always be ~seem by &aim mesas ; that the same spirit whisk inmates the soldiers of this empire sal mats the sass imam of this country in their dig. keen spheres, is whilever puisait tboy nay he Math is that Ism isdamililis spirit aad theme's de= dos to de their duty is the Ms of all dank's ; sail ... belief sad this stadetles. while I assist claim ke oases say and mark kr say great mega ei ns 11 km* rarisfisil sr earls, I de same. the &mime seism ea the fate sad fretases of Ins mighty empire. (Cheers) Ms sentoset was " Tte Duke of Norfolk and tbe Sass of Assn." TM Duke et NORFOLK reamed thsaks. Lord J. RUIPHILL epee pre " The Rigid d the Lord Mayor," who briefly 111 1 / 1 1110d drake, sad reposed " The Reid of the Lord Cluisedge.' SPANISH AMERICAN BONDHOLDERS. We have received the following from the commit tee of Spanish American bondholders : The Committee of Spanish-American Bondholders have remind the following letters from Mexico: OKOM misses. YAWNING AND MACKINTOSH.) "Mexico, March 16, 1849. We °cairn the accompanying copy of our last respects of the 13th ult., and have now to acknowledge receipt of your letter of the let ult., the contents of which were duly noted, and would be replied to by our last. We have to int , rm you that since we last had this pleasure, Mr. Parish Robert son has arrived here, to whom we have afforded every in formation of which we were possessed in respect to the pre sent position of the matters concerning the claims of the bondholders on this government. Mr. Robertson has since bad several Interviews with the minist. r on the subject of those claims ; end as he will him self communicate to you the particulars by the present' ' opportunity,. we confine ourselves to stating that the best dispositions have been manifested by the minister to meet, as ter as in his power, the views and wishes of the bold holders. We **close a continuation of the note of bills beaded over to the Mexican government out of the duties canoed at Vera Crux and Tampioo on account of the arrange ment for the 500,000 dollars of the indemnity money; and we have the pleasure to Inform you that on the 27th Feb., Mesa was a sufileieney of duties already caused in the custom house of Vera Crux to cover the whole of the 350,000 dollars fo be paid over in bills in that port ; and we shell therefore give directions to remit to London Si heretofore the proceeds of the bills received from the custom house as they become due. By this opportunity a bill of lading per her Majesty's ship Calypso, for a bar of silver value 1245 dollars 65 cents is forwarded llergy. John Schneider and Co., on account of the export duty on silver collected at the port of Guaymas; and we trust soon to be able to advise further remittance proceeding from the same source. We tamale, &a." PROM XESSIA. MANNING, MACKINTOSH, AND CO. Vise Carr, March 18, 1849. The enclosed is a duplicate of our last respects, which we beg leave to confirm. By an approximate calculation, we And the bondholders' proportion of import duties unappro priated was, on the 28th ult., 192,316 do's. 83e., as you will see by the following statement: Deis. Cts. Duties pestling on the Met Dee 223,360 48 Wheals; In approximate animistic= of fiat= Dom July tc) December firgeozimste calcaletems of duties fee ha.— 21,060 foe Feb—. KM , 107,750 0 Ibtol 331,233 8. Lou banded to Itenpro.Drokso sad Co., in atikaaro.N. k IL4 or;ard bills 08.8 8 3 in dollars-- 82037 3 -- 138,940 03 Pending ca the 23th Feb 192,313 as This, you will observe, is more than sufficient to cover the balance of 360,000 dole. to be paid over to Meson. Divans end Co. of this city. The ooramittee have received letters from Mr. W. P. Robertson, from Mexico, to the 16th March. Mr. Robert son bad had several conferences with the Mexican govern ment, from which he had received two official communica tions, which are under translation, and will be published to narrow. Mr. Robertson expresses himself highly satisfied with the attentive manner in which his representations had been received by the government of Mexico, and with the support which bad been rendered to him by her Majesty's Marti ttajfaires. Mr. Robertson had urged on the govern ment that a part of the indemnity money to be received from the United States should be applied to the payment of the dividends la armor ; in answer to which, the Minister of Finance had referred hiss to a project of law now before the Congress, of which also a copy wilt be furnished to-m'rrow. The committee have also received the following letter from Mama. John Schneider and Co.; 10, New Broad-street, Tuesday, April 24,1849. Sir,—We beg to acquaint yen that we have received in strutters hem the Mexican government to apply the sum sandhi* at the credit of the government with us in respect of What en the moneys remitted for the dividends, to the had he the payment of the dividends, and in consequence of this Me bondholders who have received, or may hereafter ready, Stem es an advents, of eree-fearthe of the yearly dividends Ishii hewer Elie WI the Ist of January, 1847, will be relitreed from the sanditiome of allowing interest on the mid nitense. We also beg to inform yen that Mesas end Mackintosh have remitted to us a bill of lading ftr a r b adols. 65e. as shipped at Mazatlan, on board her Malady's ship Calypso, the :NM being for account of the dividends, and the produce of the silver duties collected et the port of Guaymas. We remain, &1., Signed JOHN SCHNINDaIt and Co. G. R. Robinson, Req., M.P., Chairman of the Committee of Spanish American Bondholders. THE POTTINGER, whom arrival at Southampton on Maeda we announced in our impnesion of Tuesday, mil yesterday towed up the Margate roach by the Indus, where she was left, the Indus reaming to Southampton. It seems that, a favourable wind having *prang ap. the Pettinger went up the Chanel. As loon as the authorities at the CIA. meal Company's office is Southampton heard of this, they resolved on sending the Indus into the Channel to tow the Pottier Into Southampton, if she was not far off from the Isle of ght,and could not well go 'cm, or to assist her in reaching the Downs. As soon, therefore, as the Indus had discharged pert of the cargo with which she had arrived from India the previous day, and had pot her steam up, she on Tuesday morning left Southampton dock in search of the Pettinger. BOOKBINDERS' PLYBION SOCIETY.—This society held its 19th annual meeting on Teesslsy, April 24, in the theatre of the Ifechatike* Institute, fleathasupese.buildings. The meeting, whisk wee numerously attended, was presided ever by lir. B. West. The Depart of the committee, which 'was ssenhoosely adopted, *atoned a eheeriag &meant of the sandhi* end prosper* of the *silty, and healthy state of the funds. It appears that derma the 19 years of its exit** it has diabase& In pensions to the egad and infirm members of the node, male and female, no lee then 3,6401. N ennui outlay for this purpose &lose now amounts to glary' cecina invested goverament has d teepee* of 1,1001.; its list of penneeere, including see am* sieseedca lay present cieemicin, contains 20 names, ea* penes lesslefug hem 6s. to Se. weekly. A large pre ' porde& of* , OMB of this society are manned by penny . weekly subselliedals, and the spirit of sett-reissue whi ch I breathed *mask the whole of the society's proceedings • meted the meta oolateeodatke of the ateettag. THE ALLEGED LUNATICS' FRIEND BOCIETY.—Th• general dieting of this gaiety was held rn Tuesday last, at *Air aims, Craven-street, Strand, when a r port' ins read tithe pas flags during the last year, and of the cases in 'Mak the senety interference had been ben, dole/. The dunks of the members were meted " to be pre-emithatly due to the public press, which had noticed fn a vorepowerful manner the abuses existing under the present law , lunacy." A Minn praying for a committee of inquiry was so agreed upon and signed, and I'M be Methyl* to both houses of parliament. FEMALE AID SOClETY.—Yesterday, thi annual meeting of this asetety was held at the Hanover-squert A xon • the Bid of Barrdeby M the @he'll.. The o' ices of the institution, es demi distally, are " First, to afford shel ter end pestessida to ommats aed ease unprotested young yawn etveil gingreeter ; sad, entandli, to provide an ear ham kr islfia ie4 penitent females." There anthem as see b died “ TM Home far friendkes You* Females of good Character," the second, " The Home end Registry for Female Servants;" and the third, " The Homer fa Peni tent Females." Into the first 120 yang persons have been received during the past year, of whom 98 have been plead out in service, 8 have retuned to their parent , , and 14 have either leR at their own request or been dismissed; 181 lod_gers have been received into the second asylum, called " The Servaets' Hesse," of wham 104 have since obtained @Matisse ; 974 mesas hem been placed on the MOW, ; and 297 families ham ban provided with servants ; 198 females have been goesived late the Penitent Home during the year, lof whom only 49 have been dismissed. The expenditure for the year bed asseetted es 3,0841. ; the receipts . exceeded that swag by upwards of 4901. The chairman oteratialated Mo Eddie en the faddist the Queen Dowagerlad conde cEeedsd M patronise the innitutioa ; and obterved e tha expe llees, bad proved that the effort to reclaim femiles of bad elmeastsr was not Quixotic; mad that there was every meson t= set sontiamd satidaddy results. Resolutions were i declaratory of °missed coalideme in the society. COMPRESSED AIR-ENGINE COMPANY.--Netterdsy, ma extraordinary meeting tithe proprietors of tide company was held at the Thatched House Tavern, St. 'saw's-street, for the purpose of confirming the provisional *mews, for carrying into effect the arrangements with the,patentess, and for authorising and directing the necessary steps for effecting • diesoletioa of the company. M. Riley, Req., in the chair.—The chairman said that he very much regretted that a sun dent number of shareholders were not present to constitute • level meeting. Under the deed of settlement of the company, it was requisite that two-thirds of the pro prietor. should be present, and there were wanting between terenty and thirty more individuals to make up the necessary number. It was not the fault of the directom that the objects in view could not be accomplished, for they bad dons everything in their power to procure • sufficient attendance of shareholders. What the directors wished to effect was, to wind up the affairs of the company with as little expose* as possible, in order that some portion of the sum subscribed might be available for distribution. As their affairs stood pt present, and provided that • dissolution could be obtained without expense, there would remain about 65. in the pound to be divided among them; bat if they applied to the • Court of Chancery, under the provisions of the Winding Up Act, he wee of opinion that the balance on hand would be swallowed up in litigation. It was for the shareholders to suggest the course which they wished the directors to pursue. The directors had not put • shilling into their pockets from the commencement of the undertaking, and it could not be ex pected that they would incur any respoesibility in the matter. Several shareholders then offered suggestions embodying what seemed ta them the moat eligible method of proceeding, but none of their propositions met with general conga. once ex cept one thrown out by Mr. Davis, the solicitor to the com pany, who proposed that the meeting should allow matters to rest as they were for a short time longer, and, in the meantime, the directors would endeavour a procure some large proprietor, who, when the liabilities of the company and the amount paid on the different elegies of shares was accurately ascertained, would buy up, at • fair value, such a number of shares as would rive the power of winding up the affairs of the company. The shareholders were unani mously of opinion that this was the most judicious mode of preceedins :a and they also expressed their willingness to part with the shares held by them at a price which wool inet: some capitalist to undertake the transaction. A vote of thanks wee then passed to the chairman, and the meeting IRELAND. DUBLIN, APRIL 25. The news from London for the next few days is looked for with great interest. It is very clear that impulses to any political line of conduct must come from the other aide of the Channel, as the public here have none of that " originative energy" which is so much wanted just now. The Armagh Gazette Ades that Dr. Kieran will be appointed to the catholic primacy. He has been ap pointed vioar capitular, though the Rev. Mr. Lennox had a majority of the votes of the clergy. Sir Arthur Blennerhasset, Bart., of Kerry, has died, it is said, of cholera. Last evening it was rumoured that a noble peer in the Bondi had died from the same disease. Miss Prendergast, a very aged lady, close upon her 80th year, was found murdered at Portunia% Lamle on last Saturday morning. The news, when it first reached hero, was not credited, but it turns out to be true. She was a lady of eeoentric character and habits, and kept no servant. Father Mathew is to embark from Liverpool on the 21st of next month by the packet Crshburton. The Poor-law Commissioners have resolved on enforcing the Roman catholic holidays in the case of catholic paupers in workhouses. For doing so they have been severely assailed in the northern prints. It is quite deer that making catholica work on these days (nine in the year) would be violating their reli gions feelings to same extent, and the Poor law is unpopular enough without giving ita administration a sectarian aspect. Finn AT 0111EENOCK.—On Sunday morning a fire was discovered to have broken oat in the connive sugar house M the Glebe there, the property of Meru,. Ebenezer .Concsll sad Co. The ®re maintained its unabated fury for about two hours, when the voltree beams, joists, and ming gave way, earrying with them in their descent cistern., perm pillar, and sugar moulds. The loss is estimated at about 20,0001., nearly one-half of which will, in all likelihood, have been comprised in the value of the building and ma chinery. Clarence-street, opposite the sugar-house, was covered to the depth of several inches with the boiling mo lasses, as it escaped from the interior of the house. The pre mise. and stock are both insured; the latter was large at the time. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAMBRIDON, APRIL 25.—TAINITY COLLROIL—The un dermentioned students have been sleeted soholars of this so ciety :—Henry Mackenzie, Chas. B. Loc:ck, F. J. A. Hort, Fred. Calvert, Fred. Iliff, Clement F. Cobb, Geo. Green wood, Jas. Jno. Heywood, Geo. Fred. Prescott, Thos. Joha nn Potter,Spenosr Pereeval Butler, Edw. Wm. Blots. Wl3l. Burn, Joe. B. Lightfoot, Geo. M. Gorham, F. Halo Whym per, Geo. Valentine Yool, John Daniel William". West minster Scholars: Hy. Donaldson Nicholson, Fred. Hale Forshall, Ernest Josiah Towne. Tun Beazer BUPA —This prize, for the best English essay on some sacral or metaphysical subject, on the exist ono., nature, and attributes of God, or upon the truth and evidence of the Christian religion, has been adjudged to J. Todhunter, BA., of St. John's College Sen ior Wrangler 1848). Subject—" The Doctrine of a Divans Providence is inoperable from the belief in the existence of an absolutely perfect Creator." Lew.— The Regius Professor of Laws (Dr. Maine) will commence his Lectures on the Civil and lingli.di Law for Easter Term 1849, on Tuesday, May 8. Subject, " The Law of Coot:sets. Mniamnern.—The emanation of candidates for the license "ad practicandina in medicine," and for the lil B. degree will commence on Monday, May 21, is the schools under the public library. Coroosonnote.—At a congregation holden Mir day the following degrees were conferred A. J. W. Brodrick, Trinity Coll.; 0. F. Holroyd, ditto; R. . Knight, ditto; A. P. Moor, ditto ; H. Wilbraham, ditto; A. Bower , St. John's Coll. ; B. Hurtable, ditto; J. S. Hoare, ditto; John Rig,, ditto; G. G. Holmes ditto ; A. WElink, ditto; J. S. Wood, ditto; H. Newp ort, Pembroke Cull ; It. W. Nouns, Camas Coll. ; R. D. 'Travers, ditto ; W. W. Howard, Sidney Coll —B. A.: R. V. Blaythwayt, Trinity Coll. ; Jos. Ryland, ditto ; A. C. Clepin, St. John's Coll. ; H. P. Gurney, ditto ; T. Hoskin, ditto ; H. J. Coleman, Corpus Coll.; J. W. Harris, Christ's Coll. ; C. C. Anstey, Caine Coll. At the same congrsgetion the following graces pasted the senate: 1. To air the University anal to a letter of thanks (written by the Public Orator) to the Chancellor f r the Portrait of Hinnef, which his Royal Highno.• has graciously presented to the University. 2. The syndicate appointed Des. 6, 1848, to °onside, the regulations which it may be ad visable to adopt for the future management of the Fits williani Museum, having made a report to the senate on the 27th of March last: To adopt the part marked A of the said report; 3. To adopt the pen marked Bof the said report ; 4. To adopt the pert marked Cof the said report. (This report has already been printed in this correspondesse). 6. To ayposnt the Vice-Chancellor, the Mester of jeans College, the Master of Trinity College, the Master of Catherine Hail, the Master of Christ's College, the Regina Prolesaor of Divini,D 4 r. Hymen of St. John's Celine. the Public Orator, the Reg ina Prows*, of Greek, Mr. Th ompson of Trinity Cullers, r. Warier of Maealene College, Yr. Lease Ellis of Trinity College, Mr. Rowland Williams of King's Coney., Mr. France of St. John's College, and Mr. Higdon of Trinity College, a Syndicate to cogaider whether auy Ind what alterations may be made is the regulations for the claming examination after admissions ad respondandum quie,tiuni, and to report to the Senate before the end of the present Term. 6. To appoiatthe Master of Christ's C liege a onto bar of the Syndicate far reeking the statute- of the UniVer slay. 7, To confer the degree of Doctor of Divinity on James Cartm:ll, B.D , Master of Christ's Collor*, by royal mandate. 8. To cosier the degree of Doctor of Drriatty on George Hull Bowen, 8.D., of Clare Hall, by_ rojef mandate. Grace 6 was son pleated in the Mack Heat BOW*, but i serried—the numbers being : rusts, 28 ; Noti-Pieeeeb 6 - 4 - 4 - ..\ - 7 . . 4*, 1. It posed the White Hord Hogs* withod eigedtion. Se 7:4-, - ; › , . f:. ( • re, -1 / 4 .. 4 A i ts,.. .: ...„.a t6. ...._ z i _.. r.. • • 1 ?' ... 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