The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-07 00:00:00

f -- lIW S PAPER NEW. 11; W2LIP 'e! 1111 _ t 111 I II 1111 !;,%1 i i I . -1k" z ,4,44 _ 'f ~ •a- • -...gp• HclX:d LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENIIIQ, MAY 7, 1862. No 4,910.] 71EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE E AU -DE- VIE — T hia Pun PALE BRANDY, i MA. CHARLES DIOKENS'S NEW READ,. Jur of PACKIT SHIP.—Eur . . LAUNCHSION direct, will have AA MIL Pee .. Is is denacmstththiL eig es metro* So be i ALIL INDS, al JameifielaslL—On SATURDAY 'YINING immediate deepakh, the new British-built clipper barque mask( free from acidity, and very rto recent May __ ,IT at 8 precisely, Mr. CHARLES DICKENS will 1 W 4 , 1141)DEL,A 1, register 240 tons, JON' %V Y KILL. Commander; boned C O O lB4 . In French bottler, Pee doe.: or 1 11 • aNS his NICHOLAS NICHLny at Mr. Booseres School, r London Docks. Thia vessel, admirably adapted for the Lion- for the country, Ma Railway carriage paid. No Athens, and a% the HOLLY TRIZ INN._ and Mr. 808 SAWYER'S PARTY 1 , eaten trade, is expected to make a very quick run out, and has to be obtained °alt of WRY BRETT and Co., Old Fondants trout PICKWICIL— Cam Mena 4L ; body et hall and indelthfr, good accommodation fora few chief cabin pasasoners.—Por , Distillery, Holborn,lLC. ; la : area nod gawks , la Tickets lobe had at Moms. Caw. terms of freight or garage apply to Mr. T. B. WALKER, Mt, I — man and HaWa peNithme, LOA Pthcadilly : and at A04131'16 St. Helen•-place .orto DE ITT and MOORE, 11, Billiteratreet. Ticket-can% BA Jur Ifahall. THOMAS HRADIAND, secretary. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET 81111r—Por PORTLAND RAY direct, will have 111101Claillie despatch, the fast-sailing Britishamilt bargee CONFLICT, A 1, register SS3 tons. LEONARD MOON. Com mander. Bat tirsSrste accommodation for a Lew chief cabin M ssengers.—For tonna of freight or passage apply to Morn to. JACKION end Co., Great It inchester-street : or to =VITT and YOUR; 9, Billiter.street VRS2. —Pale Dinner SHERRY, 246. per dos. iiiailiew iiirribigs paid imoramended with wohdahas. HEMET BRETT and Co., Nathan and importers, Holborn bats, Z.C. riEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALLOT LUTE 1../ of PACEZT SHIP—For SYDNEY Direct (Übe •.11 the 24th )lay, last shipping day 24th May). the w d eill=t British. built ship ANTIPODES, • 1 IS years, 100 ton s. GEORGE CEOOT, Commander . teadlug In the louden It This tine ship was built by Mr. Ulna of Sanderisad, under the Inspection of the owners, expressly for the trade. She bas 3 full poop, with first-rata accommodation for cabin per , v n g en. arid will carry an experienced in/dean, if required.—For frei g ht or pusage apply to DEVITT and YOURS. 9, BMW street. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For ADZLAIDY Direct (ban fast Arriv:Ll (non the colony, and 1.111 have quick tleembh., the well koorni Bratieli.built clipper barque laStii, • 1, 700 teen BRUCE, Commander, , ba file London Docks. Thin favourite rtatalarly lot the Andaid• trade. Is welt known for her uniform paosages, and comfortable lICCOM/130- for cabin paasengrra.—ror toss et freight or maw. apply to Almon. PATEN, TINDALL, RILEY, and Co., VT, Grace , noreb-street et to DEV ITT and 1100 LI, 0. Millter-aireet. D • EVITT and MOOS AUSTRALIAN LINE ' ,d PACKET SHIP.—F.r LAUNCESTON direct (has a I.Trat part of her cargo engaged, and will have Immediate d t spotch , the British built clipper barque WIPATBUItY, Al, Twitter MO tons, THOMAS SMITH. commander : i=ln ass t: Loudon Docks. This vessel, butlt ennui, for the trade, km just arrival after a rapid planags. She has elqputt arooonoodanoa for a few chief atbta gasoolgork — Foe semi of freight or passage apply to Mr. T. 13 WA I K Na 15A, St. Helen's place . or to lawn and N0M 10,, & 9, Banneranset. DEVITT and MOORE'S AITSTRALLiN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct (has jut mrlyed from the Colooy, and will return spin the splendid Maude= clipper HEATH= BELL, A 1 for 13 years, register 475 tone IL W. HARILSWORTH, Com mander lying in the Leaden Docks. This beautiful vessel has been bulk espromly for the trade, bee meet elegant accumulate. time for keesengen, and is one of the fireset ships out of the port of 4 - adon. baring pet formed three voyages from the colony io ki, 79. end 76 dsys respectively.=-For terms el freight or pee rage apply to DEV ITT and MOOR; 9. BUlliereerest. JVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIT—Per POIT'LAND BAY Direct (a raga tar trader„ has just arrived from the Colony, and will return again immediately, the well-known, Aberdeen, clipper built ship FRANC/PI EENTT, A 1, register get tons, ALEXANDER cAIRNCE)S.ii, Commander; loading In the London Docks. This beautiful clipper is noted for her fast milling qualities. and his very superior accommodation for chief and second caldnm pas senger.—For anus of freight or passage apply to Messrs. iu and POWF.LL, Broad street-buildings ; or to DEVITT and MORE, 9, Billiteretreet. BLA CK BALL MONTHLY AIISTRALLUT CLIPPZIS from LONDON Direct. Ship. - Sydney Peet lepirtt of the North— LIDO Sydney ,S4orn owey Censew MOO Sydney [ Neville Melbas:oe GLebt'say... 1,500 Melboeree ; Wiliam Queensland ;Whirlwind Queensland' Sultana 0,600 Tonnage. May 10. May VS. June 10. May 26. Jane 25. May 30. Jane 30. Thts celebrated line of packets hare, by their punctuality aid rapid passages, earned a world knows reputation, and their pas senger scoomstodstios is unsurpassed by any vessels afloat —ler ali particulars respecting freight or passage to Australia apply to JAMAS AINY'S and Co , lArsspod , all Agents for the Mask Ball Line . and Is T. Y. MACKAY and Co.. 1, Leaden's/11.4mi. Lostion. LC. MVITA, calliug at MADRAR—The well a clipper auxiliary stesmehip HYDASPIti, 2,%G tons, 9:0 horsepower, now loading in the Victoria (Landsat Docks, will leave on the 13th May, embarking passengers at and leaving Graveend oa the lib May. This magnificent skip, built ex matly for the India trade. has been. borongbly retied, has Ent-rate accommodation for passengers, and will carry an ex perienced vurgeon and a stewardsou The service will be continued monthly by one of the following fastesibmg auxiliary steam resole belonging to this Company : Snipe ! Tees: illimenarerer.l Date of selllng. I&dy Jocelyn MatirlUus Calcutta Jason Golden Fleece Queen of the South Indiana 2,242 2,136 2,281 2,N8 t 722 2321 2,888 June 15. July 15. August 16. September 15. October 16. November 16. December 15. For freight we yeoman apply to Yam% GRINDLAY and Co., Yartiamentetzest, ; the Brokers, Mama ALFRED BREIT and Co., 150, Lesdenhallatreet, KC. ; or at the Offices of the Company, 9, Mincing-lane, Loudon, KC., where alto appli cation for appointments as Ilidihipreen in this service should be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. List India sad London Shipping Company (Limited), 9, Mincing 141111. E.C. NOTICE to FAMILIES.—Bieoare. TAYLOR beg to submit their Ilst of prices for %sheet orgasm Cheese of the finest quality, per lb. Tic, American, ed. to Cheshire, Ted. to 9d.: Cheddar, rt. to 9d .: lips sure., la Omens, Bd. Panateut. la. ed. lbehlret Beam (bp the olds or halt, 84d. Bast .it Butter, 10d. to la. Id. fresh ditto, la 441. to la, 6d. Tort Hems, fied. to Bd.: choice ditao Mug Ma. to 201te., 9d. Ox !amines, 36. to 11a. 6d. mod Yirsaig Pawls, fa. to its. ed. Large, Capon, 34.—W. and J. C. TAYLOR, 36, LftiL Pulteoey4treet, tkiden-square, W. lammed 111. t upon for orders daffy. MErRS. MONEY WIGRAid and SONS' (o 4 lsokwall-yard, London) LINE of PACKS! SHIPS to AUSTRALIA.—For MELBOULNE, Port Philip, Direct (to Mare the East India Docka on Tuesdny, the 20th May, calling at Ply mouth', the splendid clipper ship YORKSHIRE, LIP, lOW, L A, REYNLI.L., Commander; In the East India Deck!. fer all clorritimsesies cr,rpassiod sad eas e will en experienced surgeoMZFor freight 131 . p•O: Money ppty to , A LLYOUT, MORGAN. with Messrs. Money Pilgrim and Sous, 154 Leadenhallnuent —Passengers by thLs ilne et packets are conveyed from Paddington to Ply mouth first-class for second-class taros, and second-class for third-class harm CILICBRLTZD RIADING SAUCE, C ° wlli Cl eh S ls retemated whit nes, (Iseno. Masks, amps. Orilla Gravies, Ma sad Cokl Mai* and oativalted tor wawa us, Is sold by lb' meet respectable steateril bash races. —C. COCKS, Readies, tole sieselesiarer, lets J. sal C. flasks. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH and EON. 3 sad a, GooDosarruln, W. Psad S. BEYFUS HAVE OPENED . ADDITIONAL AND mon arramsrvz 21.106111/1% 144 OXFORDITTBIZT (warty opposite Bood-etresaL In conjunction with their City Premiere. 91 tc 96, CITY-BOAD. TBOBB ABOUT TO PUILNIBII are respectfully aolirated to inspect thely s i= 6„ eried Moak of Ent-clasa unglue at both GOODS CAIULIAGI Niß TO ANY PAST Of VII KINGDOM. Illustrated Catalogue gratis and poi tree. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN reads a loge joint of swat with a mare heedful it Kale. The siring is lausaise : the steel Is beadifelly masted to eves! part, sleety browned all over, sad all the gra sad *strafes' properties retained. Price Ida N.B. These vy irgrprhdag Wrests are produced by seisatillo coassalrailea at Mat. BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's delight : an infallible seethed d sooting Ws lawsuits vegetable in perfectioa. Price la. fa. BARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER surrEß, the Housemaids friend, warranted to save one ton of sod ain three. Prise lla. 6d. (Will last la years.) . ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No mete, es sediment disturbed tie ellf6ut. win ropey leo trilling epee la a istoolL Wine In end spersei. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. NO MKT PIO MUD= ; tro more Int beer er eau wine, Price en K ; ditto Oilleire plated, 9a—Apply direct to JAWS BAILOW, patentee, 14, King williaa4t•st, Itanalon boom. nee that Ms nine sad Mem is en every ertk.le others en spatter iestleelens. lingerfftei IMO& Natenliebnd 1829. SPECIAL TROUSSEAU WAREHOUSE.— The largest end most !erasable Stock of BRUM:LUIS BRIDAL YIIIII end 7LOUNCZWOII In London. The MAL OLD HAND.BPUN CADIULIC HANDKNACHIIri. The Ladles' °Whirs t replete with every novelty, et re most the:newer A. BLACKBODY. KB • INDIA OUTFITTING Wit/shore, as, 300TH AUDLII4IIIIIIT, LONDON. MIRE NOVELTY OF THE SEASON.- The BURNOUS IA I BAAL (SPANISH LAM IMITATION DIM BALL MANCH, BAITIALLAB. aid (SPANISH SHAWLS. BILL BPANTSH MANTILLAS, 44 (Mum. IMITATION BRAWLS and MANTUA, 413. A. BLACKMAN= SPANISH =POT, IL (SOUTH AUDLZYBT., CMOBVINCULAQUAAA LONDON. WIRCHARLES DICKENS'S NEW READ INOB.—The ONLY TWO ANDEENOON HEADINDS. SA James's-MIL—THE tWedoseda l / 4 APTIINOON, MA L L and WEDNESDAY Arrnairom, 11, Mr. LE DICKENS will READ Me DAVID OOPP FIELD (in cliap tera.l--Sofa ; body of ball and beloony, area and mllerlea, la for theme two Readinas to be bad Mir at Austlree Ticket-Mace, St. James'alteL, Piccadilly. Doom opts at : commence at ti o'clock. THOMAS HEADLAND. Secretary. ITAMILTON and KIMPTON, 106, STRAND. The NSW COATINGS tor the swats( mama are now ready, of which speolnea orsasets srs kept tor bapedisa The trouser- Inas are In fit, variety, sad a textures and pattern. that can not be e x celled . A melse4 goat a watch% and over coats are always on Itaad, at HAMILTON and KIMPTONT. 106. Strand. oppordte lister-hall. MHZ LONDON PAVILION. —The LIONS of .a. LONDON.—Nowe US Ile fogad more altreetive &an the LONDON PAVILION. The Musical lintertairunent embraces W the metropolftan fareelitee, misty and novelty being the constant aim al the proprietor& in the selection of the gramme. The Comic relent Is unequalled. From the 17th of rehiahments of all kinds from 6 cm. Breslau* la. Dittman A la car& or at axed prices, always ready.—The LON DON PAVILION, Tichboree-street, top of the Haymarket LOIDL sod soNtrmAtimia. Proprietors. - nAINTOIL-WATHERSTON and BROGDEN • recainalad tata public to lava the Oust Gold stated aa taa landaa—" Mae Gold ivadPara 404" is applied to Jews= Itipas.dare mad all irk , W4l==•ffW aid ItiOCIDILY'S Maar iraufsetarea them, are sold upon thla= ir sti o t at the maaufactarea prima Maadectou. en, WA /aim sada of dal= ▪ tarallary zi._ -- trit This astabifatianat la closed at la Oa afflaaistat sad al Ilatardays at L WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Direct —The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK. and PHILADELPHIA STEAM-hHIP COMPANY Intend &splash ling their full-powered Iron Screw Steam,hips, calling at Quotes town to mins* passengers and despatches. as follows KELY FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. INTE**TIONAL EXIIIBITION.-A pb a7- NIWICENT ENORAVING, from Mt h al She CIMINO cusuomAx.. ho l =wllll No. lof TWICR A WiLEIC, now ready. Peke Od Halfpenny.—Ofice of Tyke a Auk," 121, Flootrotrest. OF BALTIMORE, This day, May 7. KANGAROO, Wednesday, Slay 14. PITY OF NEW YORK, Wednesday, April 91 . And every succeeding Wednes day. Cabin passage, 15, 17, end 21 guineas, according to the meow. esodatlou. Forward paraga, is guineas, Including all prenatal' cooked. Passengers or Canada and the Western Status booked through on very advantageous terms.—For further particulan apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 52, Waterwtreet, Liverpool: or to MVO tad ILICZY. el. Mast Williasiallent. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STILASIBH IPS, appointed by the Admiralty to eall between LIVERPOOL and NYW YORK, and between LEVU'. Pi IOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other poets to land and receive mails, goods, and passengera, the Boston ships culling at Halifax to land and receive passengers and her Nialeafs mails. the following or other vessels are ap point.d to lid from Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the mob: • SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, Ratarday, May 10. • Taking pessengere and goody for Nassau and Havana, to be transferred at New York onboard the &M.S.& Klimek. EI'F.OPA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Way 17. PEK.sIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, May ea Passage money, Including steward's tee and provisions, but without wines or liquors:—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, .CH second cabin, ctn. To New York, chief cabin. A 26 second cabin, £lB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, AS pat ton, 5 per cent. primai,e.—Apply to J. B. ?pond, 52, Old t, Loudon ; D. Currie. Havre, sail 19, Place de la bonne, Pans; G. and J. Berne, Buchanan-street, Glasgow; D. and C. M'lver, Queenstown; ur I). and C. M'lver, 8, Water s Liverpool Jut published. Third Edition, poet tree 12 stamps. oN " SPERMATORRHORA," NERVOUS DISORDILBB, 3c., allowing the Nay memos by which a We and permanent cure an be effected. By a Licentiate of the loyal CoUege of Physicians. E. J. Smart, 10, Ave Marta-lase, r, London. DZ. CURTIS ON IfINCIOUONM., OZNI&AL DEBILITY, Le. Jos* published, price la.,,peet tree from the Author for 11 stamps. AMEDIOAL ESSAY on the OAUS and Coax.t PIIZMATURN MUNI la MAN, wilh plain directions for perfect restoration to health and rigour, the result of twentpave years' succeesfal practice in the treatment of those peculiar woes and sequired themes which tend to embitter end she We. By Dr. J. L COMO, 16, Albemarleetreet, Landon. Commltattons, 10 WI I, and oto a I " Withal iniessitation in saying thereleno seemberot society by whimthebookwed Gabe found useful—whetherAuch person hold the relation of parent, preceptor, or clown's°. —duo. Loads.: Nana. ia,Corahill : and J. Allen. IP, Warwick.lane. iro the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED. J. • BOOK on thle 'abject will be forwarded, rat* to the aillicted. All perm mattering from the ordinary aliments of manldnd ahodd at once send a stamped directed envelope to lira C. H., 1, Edith.etreet, Maeltney-road, lundea, when a copy will be immediately returned. ARARE COMBINATION. MOSES and SON beg respectfully to remind tbe h r gh te , that in every department of all Moir establishments the degree of excellence is seemeated with prime the most moderate. Their celebrated INDISPENSABLE SUIT, adapted equally for walking, riding, travelling, or business, may be had In a large variety of seasonable and fashionable materlob from 30s. to 70s. This is universally acknowledged to be the c heapest and most serviceable suit ever produced. To be obtalnedonV of K. MOSISS and SON Merchant Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen Drapers, Mattes, Noakes, Boot and Shoemakers, and General Outfitters. London Bowies : City Establishment, 114, 1.115, 156, 157, Minerles ; 83, Oxfordstreet Branch, 88. 37, IS, SD. Aldgate. 33g. SOL 608, New Oxford-street ; Brach, ert-street. Tottenhamcourt-road 137, LW, Tottenham-court-road ; 223, Easton-road. Country Establishments : Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire. All articles are marked in plain figures the lowest prises, from which no abatement can be made. Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money returned. Lisa of prima, with rake for self-messarement, and patterns poet tree. Extensive preparations have been made for the spring. E. MOSES and SON'S establishments are closed every Friday evening at sonnet till Saturday evening at sunset, when bedeme ts resumed anti! 11 o'clock. FORTIONXIIIRNT of the departure of the TALCA. The depar ture of tido vessel has been postponed, In order to meet tho adobes of parties desirous of visiting the National Exhibition. voR VALPARAISO, touching at St. Vincent, CAPT Di TIM, and Monte Video—The Nellie Means Navigation Compeors Royal Mail Iron SLearn.uhip TALCA, RI tons. MARTIN D. HARRILL, Commander, will toil pod lively for the shore ports oci SATURDAY, the 10th May. ft. reseal has very superior accommodation for passengers. For terms cd purge or freight of tresaius no other description of cargo will betaken, apply at the Corinamfa °Meek Witiroer bulklinpi, Water-street. Lirerpoe or In London, to Maas. GRIFFITHS, TAT& and FISH II 2, White Hart-court, Lova bard-street. Liverpool, Mona, 1861. W. J. CONLAN, Seeretary. TIIRELLIPPILI t GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS JL win *web* the sfularmsntlonal &dams simmers as follows: --- 1 -, .:1 - 110TTEliDA11, the BATAVITA, from the British and F“rrign Steam Wharf. Wapping, every Sunday morning, at 11 and the riltNoollD, every Thursday morning, at 9 ►m. r..nt off the Tower. . _ WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by the proper mastication of food. ROWLANDS* ODONTO, or PEARL DENTIFRICE. compounded of Oriental Ingredients, so of inestimable value in preserving and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the gums, sod In giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes wet. of incipient decay, and polish/a and preserves the enamel. to which it imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its Invaluable parties have obtained the of royalty and the eracy of Europe, and it universally in high repute. Price le. Pd. per bon. Sold by A. Rowland and Sous, 20, Hatton =and by Chemists and Perfumers. Ask for "Rowllusda BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-011- theallaine.-BUMMIL SZABON, leal.—The ILINKILAL WATERS of HOMBURG, as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated Professor Lteblg, are stimulant, tonic, 'iterative, and aperient. They are of admirable service In removing disorders of the stomach and other intestines. They stimulate these organs when the abdominal circulation is defective, assist the prommes of secretion, and give • healthful regularity to the ' orgasm of nutrition and assimilation. They are powerful reme dial agents in cases of enlargement of the liver, in affection of the spleen, in hypochondria, jaundice, hemorrhoidal dismse and obstinate constipation. In Ca., of gout, and all other affections produced by Inefficiency of the digestive functions, the meet happy results have been obtained from them. The efficacy of the waters is more especially recognised by those who drink them at their source ; for then, the invigorating air of the mountains, the gaiety of the surrounding scene, a nd perfect t Abel raction from the cares of the world, concur in assist the action of the medicinal beverage. magnificent casino, which, in the beauty of its architec ture, the judicious distribution of its apartments, and the rich ness of Its decorations, surpasses every other edifice of the kind on the banks of the Shine, contains saloons for balls and con certs, as also for the games of trout* et quarante and roulette ; the former is played with the half refalt, and the latter with OM zero; the daily venture of the bank at the trente et quitrents table is fixed at £ll,OOO, and the maximum stake is £4BO. Among the other attractions may be mentioned a large and comfortable reading room, liberally famished with German, Trench, Hagfish, Italian, Hessian, Belgian, and Dutch joarnels a coffee room in the Olympic style of decoration ; • divan, for the enjoyment of a cigar, opening cis to a fine temca paved with awl:salty ; • grand dining room,where there is a table-d'hilte k la 1 Emend - se, twice a day, at one and nye o'clock, under the super intendence of the celebrated M. Chevet, of Paris, who to the lessee of the refreshment department of the Kurham An excellent =Metre, numbering forty distinguished musi cians, performs three times a day in the morning at the Wells ; in the afternoon in the beautiful gardens of the Casino, and In the missing in the grand Bali-room. The new railway has almost brought Homburg Baths to the outskirts of Freakfort. There are twenty trains a day, to or fro, the lest an late m eleven o'clock. As the journey occupies only half an hour, the amusements of Trankfort are within easy reach. Visitors in Homburg may get to Brussels in twelve hours, to Berlin in fifteen, to Paris in sixteen, and to London in twenty four, so excellent le the intercommunication by rail. 2,10 WE„ Wednesday evezdag, May 7, from 1 1..reelydows. Fares: L 2, 41, and las. Leto= tickets Leaned at a fare and • MIL co7ce7 2 Th . a Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven Is now open for the conveyance of pamengere and mtalandlee to all pare of Germany. Per GOTHENBURG, the GUSTAF WABA, Wednesday, May 7, from Horeelydown. Yam, E 3 3a. sad 61 Ts. To be followed by th, LoNDON and THAMES. Per freight, passage, dc , apply at Chapllna Universal Office, liegeet-cirrus, W.or to PHILLIPP 3, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPB, 11, Rood lane, B e.o 1071AIIII COPAHINE.—Copaiba and Cnbeba ee are doubters, the best remedies, bet those drugs are of a reptiles* taste sad odour, and occasion wacky as, mama. lad Marie disturbance. IL Joseso Yam mnedsd hi rendering thes e • valuable therapeutic agents periecey innocuous, by loera► login his Copahlne all the curative vga s a Tbia ffroPart- UOll ham been adopted by the Paris • at mammas alter more than a thousand rands In Perla , and different Leedom dais. Ma, et. Thomas's, Guy'.. and at. Bartholomew's, t a i nTer the care et Herm Uoyd, toins4 mad Ingram Clark. Limit," Now. a, 1862. The Copahlne, which is in ferm of a petty pink lam effects a can la about mix days, either la re, ant or eheoalc dismiss 100 capsules, at 6d.: free el Poet. ft —JOZHAU, French chemist, W, Haymarket. Leedom; Ras it. gram. Paris: and all NEFORDS PURR FLUID MAGNE SIA D iS b. been, during twenty-eye years, emphatically gene tics'& by the medical profession, and oniversany annayeag by the public, as the best remedy for acidity of t h e stomach, beartUrn, headache, gout and indigestion, and as a mild ape rient for delicate constitutions, more especially for ladles and children. It Is prepared, in a state of perfect parity and uniform strength, only by DINNX,OOII.D and Co., lit, New Bose-street, London and sold by all respectable chemists throwthent the world. (lORNS, BUNIONS, sad DEFECTIVE TOE VV sAILIS LITIACTILD sad MUD law daub% witbor tat&ssor fte Lad pan, by Mr. 11INDALL. 85, Ireatftreet larded by left krill Mptiorrft. Tent; Ay. et So ft Mr. Mori km teriammlift bra re Royal hoar, whish ... Thas = rnr artth res Mom aged Mr be lie taftift riser re Lor. re 17=3 . trop al Looks 2.... Nit. Merftabl er Of mei we corn§ 00 my aft wifter ga"llk Alexander. U, U. ftarftwills4WLl Well. thftafteed s cart extr!keted Ira Ms Art My Mr. Iftsftll. mg or Afteelly " o ". bateve, lg. Ispet4lnit gellataL lALPF,RIAL P. Net, reformatories, and he knew not what else besidea. Hedid think that the time had now arrived when thewhole • question, whether theßonian cabal's religioaand the edam tioa of the catholic priests should be supported out of the revenues of the oouotry, should engsp the real and earnest attention of the house. Upon that subject he bogged to refer to the spooned of the noble lord at the bead of the government and the Chancellor of the Exchequer which had been re-echoed throughout the whole of Euro pe, with Tigard to the affairs of Italy. This was nut me • a do mestic question touching a system which encouraged theft, perjury, and homicide. (Oh, oh.) These were not his own words, Met the language a others. It was lot measly a question a averting nitisately that civil war, to prevent which the late Duke of Wellington granted catholic emanci- potion, but it was • question involving the consideory and I the honour of this county in its tektites with forage powers.. How could they profess to sympathise with Italy, otaggling for liberty, when they pve directly 30,0001. to Mayaretak, sad 360,0004 surreptittouly and indirectly fee I the maisitaistdoe a those peon who belonged to the MUSIC OF 0011110 Na —TULSDAY, MAY 6. ldentkel body which was described by the noble lord and the right boa. gentlemen se arrayed in opposition to the The &YALU took th e chair at 4 o'clock. Italia people 7 By making Inn grants they bad adasßy PRIVATE BUSINESS. enabled than priests tomer their own money and to spatula The Scottish Northern Janina Railway Bill was read • la 4 :1= 1 1 briOdi e for the support of the Fork, which war i third time sad pined. aa el oar law, and be ht almert my, with the 1 radios • the table lord Weal cd a Divide:l PUBLIC BUSINESS. So far sa th e Roman cat** religion was coneernelli gand e haa i THE BALLOT. waft to say on that occasion ; *left that to be Mr. H. BERXELEY, having ranted various applications in olid *limbers, and he wouldewdeowner to &awl* from &Rene* parts a the neatly to tau when he N o. the patios es a broader view-to beteg it before the house posed to bring forward the question of the ballot, reeled • not (Pule* res Elic to d the grant to Martooth, but as Sr to pm pethethat he should name the time on Tuesday aext.l gelded tee Team ethic sumfghico m Wawa' leo I p lo rt lera - THE AMERICAN VAR. tioned M Iwo lions &bet Alm, Lid dam.. as to the anent they were Mr. BLANEY gave notice that on gang into committee e s t in endowing " Roane catholic twileti I of sup•y on Thursday next, he shouM ask the. i First Lord i n ttfi coun t r y. ( Chit ( Chit a Drew, dion.l . Ett mu t of the Tromry whether, oresidaring the 6:terrace and n - seeable of has inability to maws the attestant of the I creasing evils to ama amber doer own industrial clams, hews ; but h e we . &now t o rare it from fatu r egkentaral and multitudes of others on both sides of the Atka*: of ea the subject. (Laughter's& asses) Geethanim on the the war now desolates the States of . it might sot other side of the house seemed rather over toothiest, but be advisable to state the tangoes' of her Ma y's govern- th e ma tt er wee re ar to wed t o the oarecet a. aria • 4 moot to endeavour to act as friendly mediae" with an th e men t, ch a t wen the advantages which air B. earnest desire far pesos, if requested by both parka. Peal palmed would accrue when he adopted the ears- EDUCATION (SCOTLAND) BILL ordinary course of withdrawing the peat Iran no l t illj to Mr. Bidonerree, the annual consideration of the house? They were ED ADVOCATE said it his intention to an"- the* it would avoid dimension and prevent tai. on Thursday next the marse was that the government tatimt (Haar ' hear, and °beam) Bet mama 'Mai". when ho • propelled to take with raped to this bill. happend to have sedition power for the purpose to pit stop to all further disown= on snob given by peoi aa BOARD OF WORKS (IRELAND). ad of porliammt-grants which aimed the intern and Sir •H. BRUCE asked the Secretary to the Treasury feelings of a large portico of the community, and whin at w it was the intention of her Majesty's government other times he would probably have found it difficult to a bill into parliament thia wasion, lw stable gat the house to ram aeud cries of " Divide, divide," in t te he of Works in Ireland to extend their whams for the midst of which the honourable member took sty the a draining and erecting farm buildings and an orange from the batch, and began to leek it coes. leisurely and coolly. This excited anoiderabla meta llbi P EE L stated that it was the intention of the go. men, and it was some time before the laughter ceased.) 7iot t to bring in a bill to increase the amount that say If the object which Sir Robert Peel bad is view was to pa might borrow from the Board of Works in Ire - met diecussioa, that object had base defeated. This web- The bill would be a terapoeury mensure, and would jest had *Dogwood, sad must, so keg oci this weIIIWY nt generally for an advance of 2,00 W. beyond the maned a prong*. sentry , onetteres to be ollionesed. In at present authorised. additios to this, M wee coat to the sonslitegion to with -4 VENTILATION OF SHIPS OF WAR. draw this treatise's Mu oosidrstioa of the hones Mr. SWIMS meanded the motion. eimering that he Mk J. ELPHINSTONE iaqukod • the lisoretery to the bad ins dog adoseard w i th a ptomain favour of it Aindealty if be would lay on dap bible of the beam the re. ~,....a tee thestmod of the iichebilawle d Minpke•upos pert of a committee appeidtedlsy the Admiral to eon. illy weuld tug the wale width that eider the ventilation of her Majesty'sd °hip.; whether t r . patios. fltse boa. 11Mber Mid the lettorct , amid • liaielt•re ship and vS.I# . ___,, ...,_,.f0r... Lr o p ica ..,__,'", m ""' slum • intennediens, whisk pneented • wan of its cur sinew ISOOPOOS of seat mum mu 0•100 SHOO in 00111. toots baud. mot that th a * Nara mamm a b oat family with the opinion of that mignilitee ; aod, whether t b o t Athena. Re preesedel to *ow the met the odes, commanding the Oman* a gun used now pre- of magoosuo , and that amain atta s i d vaa the amity paripg to sail for Chins, had applied to have the ventilation for nay meet therein scheitar was 8001. ; esetensikstliat of his shi p inPnred , and if M ln" reply had been g iven it was tetrad to devote this largo meson • the pills to his application. mosey to the education of the clergy of one - eins deem Lord C. PAGET replied that he should have no sort of =instil ., wan damns adnateg „,„ ra .o e .dit to od i um objection to lay the report Rpm the table, but it was in fact Mr. V. SCULLY bunked whether the km member me only • preliminary report. sod was not complete. The P it ' needing or speaking his speech! (Load laughter, and swim paean that bad been aside by the ventilating committee at " Roa d , re am were some of them quite impracticable, but the Admiralty No. goffEs would afford the boo. and lamed aaaaboo were carrying out certain of the recommendations in several zerotaooty of sari...mg the b oo ,. „ m a y, R be de classes of ships with the view of giving • fair trial to th e The h op. reatkman prosseged to read a numbs, of " Item, sad g r." 1 . 1" P" wen elnenened that the ma il ' sande from Irish caws and cormapendarts ef Lander kting s ystem adop ted would Pme highly adrantagarma }yang iudi...1,..1- d.. (Ramo* shish he alkyd was The Coquette was fitted with a ventilating apparatus.ht at Maynooth , but the intsreiplise ens so pea Apt CIVIL SERVICE SALARIES. og amecutive could be gathered from either Mee Sir S. NORTHOOTE had a to put to the Seem elated or spoken part of his observations. The ininsmn = th e Trees nary with to the superannuation of am of " Divide" and other noises at lees* compelled the deem of civil 'deviate. TM boa's was aware that hoe. member to we** hie soot. the primiple upon which superaanuations were stied was Sir R. PEEL observed that this quemen had him is the these** the civil servants received were taken as a often debated, and the house had en grogently unwind beds upon which the superannuation were allowed, rep. its opinion without ia any way chasing tie feelingfor "abr. • thille laid somrdier to the yeas of service. There were, how- who took the same view as the hoes lllellalear segr,certainof3ars, poor uispectors aid others, employed in borough, that he fait he should be *Mika in cougalegliee baN ' about, who received in addition to their mamba he had to offer is opposing the maim within a • salaries nom for travelling expensed, and these very small COMFY'. That he rose stall was rather cat of allowances had been commuted into a axed annual allow- regard and respect for the conecionMens counctions and mos. He wished to know whether this clue were re- motivs of those who, like the boa member, desired the quired to pay income tax upon the commuted allowance, withdrawal of the grant, than from ersy Mention on hie and if it appeared that that was the case, whether the y part to enter into the unman of the case. The were allowed to calculate the emoluments upon which they honourable member for Peterborough had referred to pad income tax as part of the salary upon which they could the set of 1845, and without ping into the history claim superannuation. of the grant, he might in on seetens refer to one point Mr. PEEL said it was not considered that any oom- the hon. member had alluded to in referwros to its deto nated allowance would pay biome tax, except that which b li shment under th at act. Originally, se the house was was profitable over and Mom the amount received for aware, the grant to Marmot!' wee mode la 1795, by Mr. Pit* ; or, as Lord Macaulay had add, by the gist Englis h" L en r. NORTHCOTE-Have the civil servants a right to minister who entertained • red and sues iateatioa of reckon the emolunieuts upon which they pay income tax, is benefiting Ireland by eadeavouring toplate hat on • part of the calory upon which they may claim superannuation footing of equal laws, rights, and liberties with Wad. allowance! The potation of Maynooth, as established by Mr. Pitt, re- Mr. PEEL-Certainly not. maned, with cation changes, until 1845, and the boa. PERSIA. gentleman was quite right when he maid that the geese, as Mr. GRIFFITH asked the First Lord of the now established, was founded by air Robert Peel ia Min year, and with, be was bound to say, a sneers dean to eon whether, th wheer, with respect to events now occurring at Ti t si er u s Z cil iate Baud and promote those great results which Mr. , any proceeding or operation, diplomatic or military, would Pittutally contemplated, (Hear.)) hied bees ever linos be undertaken, either by the English or Indian government, habi t well as the • the Hone of Cour which would have • tendency to pledge this country to any the act of hostility against Persia, or to slay step for or against am al .„__, „t ° ,,... flaw ,„ a t t „„the,,P°ll•7,..rd those two a d opt mi„Matart any of the other powers of Central Asia , without the full and 'ar f r a lr i bo a" b l o " rai g Z oo '="z id -- t r a n,.. - zd am a a o l, knowledge and comsat of parliament and the country? Ask for the withdrawal of the grant, but merely the repeal Lord PALMERSTON-The only answer I can give the of the act of 1846 , leaving pediment to deal with the past hon, gentleman is that neither her Majesty's governmentßat literally the two things were nor the Indian department have received any information ....h ared ''' . as, l „ . t Ida m e d • they re= i l the act they would in effect whatever tending to show that any such operations against d ec lare7!";',.._,',. t be withdrawn. (Hear.) Re Herat have been undertaken by the Shah of Persia, and oobooooo ' o r ob 7 o i raa ars, that the house could not accede to the potting all the circumstances together we are incased to motio n th a t gronn d. H. (sir B. peel) admitted that Upon disbelieve the report. all anticipation (tithe act of 1845 had sot been realised. THE SPITHEAD FORTS. (Hear, bear.) The object of that measure was to remove Sir J. ELPHINSTONE asked the First Lord of the Tree- those difikaltise which arose out of religious differ :mom sad wary when • discussion would be taken on the propriety of unite all eking is me common bond of loyalty and mutual proceeding with the erection of the three forts at Spit- interest. He admitted that that result had not been head ? altogether attained, but he was bound to my that, in his Lord PALMERSTON-The commission to whom the humble j udgment,it would be most maw* on the part if questiou is referred in deference to the obvious omen) of the None of gionnens to rescind the arrangement which the House of Commons have not yet reported. Whenever had been entered We in furtherance of that object. IL their report k made, of course, as I stated before Easter, it however, it derided albumin, it would be most unbecoming will then be neuantry to come to parliament for a further in hint, tooting at tbe action of the pm% to be in any way put, and then the whole question will be again disused . a direct or official agent in bringing shoed mai a malt, and (Hear, hear.) /am quite aware that this reference and the patting an end to an arrangement so made and confirmed suspension of the works has been attended with consider. by successive parliaments. (Hear, hear.) The boa men able expense, and if it should turn out open the report of her expressed surprise that the noble lord at the head of the commissioners that these form are normary to co- the government and the Chancellor of the Exchequer could operate with and support floating defence, then of coon e be in favour of the continuance of the grant to Maynooth, a certain amount of valuable time will have been lad. and at the same time without being hostile to Italian (me net was stated to the house, hut the bones were so dam ; but the hon. member appeared wholly to maunder. entirely run away with by the report of the encounter be- stand the case. This question of Maynooth was one between tween the Merrimac and the Monitor that it was vain to protestant and catholic ; but in Italy the question was not attempt to stem the tide, and we were obliged to yield to between protestant and catholic, but between the catholic what was obviously the wish of the great majority of those population and their own government. On the part of the present. I can only add, if I may be allowed to do so government be must oppose the motion, and hoped the without meaning anything in she least discourteous to the house would reject it. Mom beer) house, that when the House of Commons takes into ita own Mr. NEWDEGATE (who was received with load cries of bands the administrative details, and takes them oat of the "Died !") observed that there was an obvious intention to hands of the executive government, the probability is that treat Jib t h e represen t a ti ves r e opinions which such • course will be attended with increased expense and were entertained al arge mot , oo o f th e owswee f t y ; h e t diminished efficiency. (Laughter and chess.) m ~,, _ it would be a great mistake to suppose that the free ex. Mr. BENTINCK wanted to know when the report of e erasion of their views amid be suppressed. (Hear, hear.) Defence Commission would probably be teddy. The right hoes wintlemaa mid that the principle of the pre- Sir G. C. LEWIS said the commissioners wave amidst- wet gree t to 36,,, w00 th wee th e same as th e policy a d o pt e d ing their decrees, and the Information be bad remised in. h p Mr . put N' o - t wo at o p, h owever , could peragy doted him to think that they were likely .to agree to their be m different. (Hesr, hear.) Mr. Pitt simply report in about a fortnight ; but he could not pledge him- g,,ereeer.,,,l to th e g ame re a r gw e a .. r t e rtoedwous th e w •M as to any particular time when it would be is Print and priesthood in the same mann es the clergy or ministers of ready for presentation. every other denomination win allocated. These was no CEYLON. the ex. the bone drew the attention of oms to mama for saying that be gave them any endo wment Mr. LYALL d ; pediency of transfacri the government of Ceylon from th e be left them to find the means of suppo rtin g the rolle rs theumelvea. What the bon. member (Mr. Whaley) wished colonial to the Indian dipertmeot, and moved for a return therefore-end he rejoiced at the ability which of ail charge°, civil, military . and naval, defrayed that honourable gentleman had shown-was simply out of the import.* exchequer on account • the to restore Maynooth to the condition in which Mr. PM ackmiload Ceylon during the five Y am "l a g had left it. ft a mere denim to that the 3lot , 1860. property of the church of England bad ever IMengse to Its iniimately the return' were agreed to. Pore. It belonged before the Reformatioa, es it beamed MAYNOOTH COLLEGE. row, to the people of En land, and it had measly followed Mr. WHALLEY (who was received with cries of " Hew, the change of religion. lie was convinced that ft waddle hear," cheers, and laughter) rose to move that " this home for the best interests of the Roman eatheliebody itself that will immediately resolve itself into a committee to consider the grant should be withdrawn. la Fromm, in Sean, and the act el the Mk and 9th of Victoria, for the endowment in Italy, Rouen catholic goverment; had renamed their of the college aMa with • view to the repeal a religious endowments ; for these endetrimeets hod got tato the same, due being had to vested rights and in. the pememica el a sect, caned the Ultremientmess. who wed tenets." The has. member, who said be owed an apology the power they bed nearpect In as &ape* end igtamicid a to the hems for spin deg the subject under its attar reuses that the Rama catholic pospiwthiemelvei took tine, observed that they would perceive that the motion the endowments into their ownWe qty support was Dot one for the withdrawal of the grant to Maynooth, the modes from cry in elflateintweit. thenght but for the repeal of the act of 1845, by which that grant that a sea whit* Mt heti bripands is kelp, mud arm' was withdrawn from the control of the house. The only ploys& its means M did to serene. Ma own *ls, net effect of the motion would be, to restore to par- to be left in natestrelled pmeenna of • grank Lament the power of dealing with the quake by the aid of which it maid dimeninate i libeleeedve dea is any way it might thank proper, and to Mass. (Had, hear.) He re japed to hear the right lea. ' superintend the administration of the grant. The subject gentleman the freareeary be issisoal spading withal that had been so often discussed in former Tears, and the home deference which he mast feel for the bad awl had so very recently expressed an opinion by a larp ma- principles that bad actuated his father In this jority in favour of small grants for the payment of Ri...•a pant; nesertholeis wan:own/gag that Wel Asap iddsk catholic chaplains, and also in favour of • grant for the had taken plass% the action,. liegbewar•Rome We Is. erection of a chapel in connexion with some Hines's• ad- tested the katestioe of the Mem* Ibelorbieb MIS be lege, that he thought it only respectful to the boon to re- maim peace to Ireland. (,laser.) It appeared to consider the matter, and present it to them in some other him (Mr. Nowdepte) that it would be Utter to settle this l shape. The tact was that the grant of 30,0001. a-year %weft' at ease rather time bet it to os ME papaw in directly to . Maynooth College was of itself but a trifling cionint wn asuesed Rh milt esmimansed • commenation , thing bed* the 900,0001. siarix voted indirectly for the which he We ewe" bad with Ow late Mr. Hums, sad which 1 payment of Roman catholic priests, sad for re. that gonUemia bad closed with flame woni"-" Dimond HOUSE OF LORD&—TusaDAY, MAT 6. The Loma Csencita,ost took his seat on the woolmak at fi►e o'clook. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The following bills;;;;cadr:third time and pared : The Llywri Valley Railway, Norwich Corporation, Roes Tampikwroad Trusta, and Berwick-upon-Tweed Harbour with ainmadmenta THE TRANSFER OF STOCKS (IRELAND) BILL. On the motion of FAH Sr. Ciummia this to was read a mood Moe and ordered to be committed oa Thursday. THE EXCHEQUER BONDS (1,000,0001.) BILL. Rhin ma nee mod a third time cod paned. The bone adlatereed at • quarter past five o'clock to Thursday. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (asursa's swassaas.) THE KING OF THE BELGIANS. BRUSSELS, Nay 6, Immo. It is asserted that a telegram was sent yesterday to the Duke of Brabant, at Seville, respecting the illness of the King. Letters from Seville announce that the climate of Andalusia has sensibly improved the health of the Prince Royal of Belgium. THE PRUSSIAN ELECTION& BERLIN, Mar 6, Emma. The elections for the Chamber of Deputies took place here to-day. All the members for Berlin in the former Cham ber have been re-elected, except Herr Entine, in whose stead Herr von Hennig Plonchott, belonging to the party of progress, has been chosen. As far as can be judged from the telegrams re ceived up to the present time from the various pro vinces, most of the former representatives have been re-elected, among others, Dr. Wahlick, Herr von Sybel, Chamberlain von der Hagen, and Herr von Carlowita. FRANCE. PARIB, Rey 6, Evianta. The Parris of this evening says that General de Goyon is expected to arrive here to-morrow. The same paper states that the report of the Pope having requested a foreign Sovereign toblace a frigate at his disposal is incorrect. • ilia The King of Holland is expected upon visit to the Emperor. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIMULTY, MAY 6.--Aprournums.--Captain the Hoe. B. T. Cansegie, C. 8., to the Colossus, via Patsy, Commander G. A. Brine, to the Ruse s% additional for coast-guard eervioa Sub-Lieutenant J. J. C. Snail, to the Limit's, addi tional for disposaL Midahipinan R. J. Hughes, to the Zebra. WOOLWICH, XAT !3. RivOM AND FIKLD-DAY.—Regimental orders were issued this evening, directing the whole of the troops is garrison, consisting of the Royal Horse Artillery, Field batteries, Foot Artillery, Military Train corps, and Royal Marine Light Infantry, to assemble on the common at one o'clock to-morrow afternoon, for inspection by his Royal Highness the General Comm anding-in-Chief, and to curry out a socked field-day evolutions in the proeence of the Japa nese Ambasaitdces sad other distinguished visitors. An official notice has aloo been received by the heads of depart ments at the Royal Arsenal, that his Royal Highnees, with the J aptness ambassadors and suite, will arrive at that esta blishment at half-put 10 o'clock, and inspect each of the departments previous to the review. Since the period of the Crimean war visitor, to Wool wich have not been allowed admission to inspect the Royal Arsenal, luaus provided with a card from the War Depart ment, or from the ouperiotendeut of one of the departessate at the establishment. This amassment has frequently caused much vexation to large numbers, many of whom have arrived from distant part. of the kingdom, but being unknown were unable to obtain a view of the interior of the Arsenal and ita varied attractions. An coder was, however, received this day from the War Deportment, directing that on Tuesday and Thursday in each week the British public will for the future be admitted without cards; and foreigners and others, provided with War-ofee orders, will be ad- Imitted on any day, Saturdays and Sundays excepted. CHATHAM, MAT 6. This morning his Royal Highness Prince Oscar of Sweden, attended by a rather numerous suite, and ac companied by Captain the Hon. J. Drummond, C. 8., one of the Junior Lords of the Admiralty, paid a visit to this dockyard. His royal highness reached the dockyard shortly before 11 o'clock, and was received by Captain Farnham', saperintendent, and the leading officials of the dockyard, who conducted him over the various establishments. The Prince was first shown the iron steam frigate Achilles, 50, building, and spent some time in inspecting the works at the factory, where the whole of the iron for this vessel is prepared. He next visited the armour-plated frigate Royal Oak, 50, building under No. 7 shed, and was engaged for some time in the inspection of this fine vessel, which is now rapidly drawing towards completion. After going over the various factories and workshops his royal highness left the dockyard at one o'clock, and returned to Loudon. CONSECRATION OF • NEW CHURCH AT CLAPRAM. —Yesterday morning the church for the new-formed dis trict of Christ Cher* Clapham, which emotains a popu lation of 4,500 persons, mostly poor, was consecrated by the Bishop of Wiechmtee. This church is built upon a site presseted 14 years ago by the late J. Luce., Esq., of Tooting. The architect is Yr. Ferny. The plan of t he church consists of a chancel 34 feet long, nave, north and south ailea, 80 fest lest, together with two very handsome ponies. It has cost 4,703/. Them was • large attendant.° of the claw and gentlemen of the pariah and neighbour hood. The poor were also well represented. After the I comeeration service, a most impareive sermon was preached I by the %hop of Winchester. The morn* Praia' were add by the rector, and the lessons were read by the Rev. Bradley Althot, 8.A., the first incumbent, lately curate of St. Mark's,* hiteahapel. The offertory, we believe, was • large we. There is, however, *till a deficiency of 1,0001. ia the funds. The lbev. Hugh Weightman, IL A., of Trinity Ball, Cambridge, late curate of Elt. Oesrell. Hanover square, has been admitted • lay member of the church of Rome, and has received confirmation at the hands of Bishop Grant, of Southwark. The rev. rational". prior to I taking holy orders in 1850, was a member of the tar, and new returns to the motive of hi old ceateeden. [Stamped, Id. Additional•] TWOPENC npcs in it will come to this—we shell owe more have to take to the hill-lade, with oar anemone in one bend end our Elides is the other." (Laughter.) He (Mr. Nowdoisste) hid pest plitesure in supporting the motion. T bosUe avow' : - - 111 A NI: 193-8 So the repolution was lost. HARBOURS OF REFUGE. Mr. LINDSAY moved • ftliolatioo, "That it is the duty el bar Majesty's government to adopt moron to carry into effect the resolution of the booms of the. 19th ofJ neo, in regard to harbour, ot refuse." He compWoed that, sot the the net increase is the toecap of our poets. and the number of ships 2Ceri rit valush r e i als lost on shone since the resolution was thepted, arra; bad bs:lri dose to carry it into affect sad he earthed Nis value of the y—to say nothing at lif•—whish biligeimerldned through the want of har bors where verde; foreign as well as natiotal, could arid ra Caol3oll wr wooded by Admiral DUNOOMBE. Mr. BAXTER hoped that neither the hour nor the government would easolkie the setts. Sir F. SMITH, is supporting the motios, replied to the objections al Mr. Rarer, sad asked, what was the or of a voted that looms if 4 was tog to be acted on? It was 1 our ooatrttk 4 trada, the *mei of ear sissies, which it wee the o of the rendsties to terega I t pc Lord A. ass Tamper, Mr. Pere, Mr. Blake, and Mr. 80rr.."..%.„ slee ut ved that everybody must In tbs proposition that harbors of refuge ware de rirralaufdtr. T i iiier og bro tbrew as lig e r e = I °l the beer should plails; "" ra to • large expendi. i'ller ho carry oat WWII partimder err in a par =r a the 'Mild Miler* He did not r the gorithrsi had realsoked the repo. tries d MO. It was mid had. oath* ; bat they had dole a part, sad • very park al what the oWe had ,the improve ment Luke= by tie arammef rear ma loan. The bed bem;ge b in a IA sthelai spot thst the bens bed adepled, and whisk Pu tripou ; but it was fat to give • sew miseds: Bre lo wait. The comminisaersesd to Bove-' 4,000,0001. war the harm ; but he bases' the works Goad ash ke .' 7eios emir lit,•01. This moss meet be per Med hy pada merry grants, and theism mar define age sadmelms to sari ors addition& mipseiltre. . .115. sieril th eir* erred is .• loss Sr, of leers of ship mad lire, in Web banker of oge could be of no use what. fiwer . eget=tiatemeti* brunt agreed to the resole thes, to be to prevent the lose of lir wor st It was the duty of the government, therefore, 'is asnwerly into the propo ed scheme, and, in his epithet, se we hid beta anode oat for the bore pledging itself to carry it out ; on the contrary, he believed it would be their to adopt it. Mr. LIDDELL wined strengly in support of the moths. Sir M. FETO blamer the manner in which the govern moot bad dealt with tine gelation ; they should have Nth. mired a pas to the hers is farthersaies cet * rsolsties. Sir J. FAKINGTO,N obseaved that this subject was a natkmal one, brlvbg the commercial interests of the country, std the hoar bad fare before it in riders of the eerier Ices of lir sad gamier ' the reports d• Ocin . mitre of that boar sad of a royal commas:au, and a vote of the hors in freer at harbours of refuge • and, with reopen be the cost, filx. Oilsoa had set aside the ashen liens el the oondegies, and substituted hie coma loose costseterge. Mr G. LEWIS mid it was vain to regard this as • gaie ties in whisk the government aloes was Interested; it was cued s ility of the Hoer of Commas, involving the of shop some al mossy, which raid be met by ablitimall tembea es by loan. This*, the Qasman far the hoses to deride, sot what it was wished to be does li there sae mosey ready la the exchequer. He thou.& it wield he a mod sash sad precipitate step for the here to reset to the esetiom. Mr. BENTINCIC could ant vote spirt a motion founded apes • pried* Of hememity. Mr. CROWLEY' ergerted the moths. He thought the difficulty of ways sad mamas should not prevail in a ques tion of life sad death. The mossy slight be borrowed on• terminable saanitir. Sir F. BARING cautioned the house spigot listening to proposabr for raising by loan in time of peace —a course which, when oar began, it would be difficult to it air S. NORTHOOTE spoke shortly in opposition to the motion. After a reply by Mr. LINDSAY, the motion was nega tived upon a divers by 115 to 77. HARWICH HARBOUR. Captain JERVIS wed for a select committee to inquire as to the beet means ef preserviag Harwich Harbour as a harbour of refuge. After a few words from Mr. Gismos and Mr. ADAM, the moths was agreed to. SITES FOR PLACER OF WORSHIP (IRELAND) BILL. Mr. WMAHON moved for leave to beim in a bill to bah* the graining of sits for prom of worship in lashed. Leave was given to Introduce the btu. INNS OF COURT. I i fraIJFU.RD moved persear to erne for a return hem el the societies of the Inner sad Middle Temple, of Irian, and of Gray's-inn, in a tabular form, an d onatisi to their seniority, of the names el the homelier of eta oldie said societies ; the deter of their respective eta 'de the ben the data of their respective calls to the •heekeh ; the amend paid by each ea his toll to the beesh; the date en =tt =BllOwho holds berth elmathes was did admitted to himbers ; the thug emu' value of Mash of such Meth Mathew;. the omillio sod mod row of the begeh r ::V i sew !bald ley each of me rather ; 'tad ihePties width s up to the date al the ream had Ides bo etch beieber from rook dessaban *id ores as • Imam ; mg 4 stair totent,eltsoring the onsood of tees Week/ mutest or emelereeetroodeol by ma bomber who boo held the alas of treaserer. He was neelhat tie imearbeet raid have se Altman to the Te tra he moved for. There ems rotestre ittcts in weloweradaot to the boas, sad ea their he 1 bird te lave the means cd &wens Moss impact thee were grounded. See SOLICITOR-GENERAL, as every particle of the isdethatios now asked for was already possessed by the etnin the=triedrable that the expense of preparing Fr 12 iths nee*. *pier It PUELIfj 'WORKS AND HARBOURS IMPROVEMENT ADVANCES ACT AMENDMENT RILL Oa the still at Mr. F. Path lore was given to bring is a bill to mead the act of the 24th sad 25th years of Vinod% eisqt 80, relative is public weeks ad barbers improvement mbar* EAST INDIA. (ARMY PAY). On the moths of Mr, Pm, leave was given to bring in a bill to astherseeppaseis fors further period, out of the revenues iii lad* is re part of the retiring pay, regions. end other explore of that mature, a hat Ma*rty's British forces serials ia lodic SUKILARY JURDSDICTION (IRELAND) BILL. The leer divided oa the queries that the above bill be read a tided time -35 _ _ Ayes Noss The bill was then panaid. - RED BEA AND INDIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY. This bill pissed themes amenities. On the motion el Kr. ll'Kewow leave was given to bring hi a bill to facilitate the obtaining dikes foe plains of woe. shlp in Ireland. The house adjourned at 20 minutia past one o'clock. TEE LIBERATION SOCIETY. The triennial conference of the Society for the liberation of Italian trout State Palmtop sad Control wilt clositd Ftstroing, at the Frosseenna'biall, Great Qnseinatweet The ollagniel @twat 5130 dole. ii . flion about 150 14 :Ct s s :golr e ono sad towns of =aad W folkintio d lr a t e ll a er wonder- Bristl, Bradfor i rilla ill liontan,n sesige. iinilli g=df l eatss . : tz isicea Chet . onfotd, Perhy, lizolist, burgh, Haddon&ld, Mas*, Ba fidsx.„ Hort*ma. =Li kaw4 o ll . Ksti x tr isis4 Lhorp as =ar. Leak. 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