The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-23 00:00:00

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NABOISIOAL lIIPLIIANCNI IN snub AND DUNALNIL jug orboric par la._ tar kr pro re Q ICOND LIFE; or II ar+Trib AL ' I,:INTrI7O DONOR • Nolkal rot lelorki lir ibe .. .rd c/ Mr aro bur Or rotor Orme Ism& orl re glare arrommor Is ilia C 0 .7 1 . 1. alr izs m i. OrmOr_ parr a a lA. orrram of I, MIN WI Want II ONIIIIIIIWOM Mudd et hall mho, easeva• ii t=2 . ol7 arolie Otitttlelrtrok do maw mold soulmafteralltlessiW ammo& le Or marl no IS big ormorml lIN ao soma* WA lard ,_ Iff al Ma lOASIM lalladis II OdMIII Id bar arm Wt ir Merral hoar red Novo= argOr or blorlirl ; Omar Ors rtr• Os Mir bib, Or sr lobar plow, ogle: wira, tram InoodorMsg of , solo. 4 lbe onnym worn Ar red Do mind bomb. Is • ast= ==if .d aor Dr bp Yr rasa of 10•Meari. Imo eL i larir e k s. real lartmor, Imp as be weir. MI M. 1r • • arm aim' wersorog Or if II 4 O.ra NM of all lbsalssiem DESTRUCTIVE FILE AT DIPTTORD.—YISESTday between, the hoes of two add three dole*, a Aro, great lore of property odd stood M 0011.0• Crile oeverol pereese, hippestd Is Now-otreet, Dept- The diesevery was Bede by a pefloreesdelde of the R divides, who paseiviel smoke toweisi hers the perukes tv Mr. C. Rumbas a brood sad hied* War, b erA le g g ra bruiser at No. MO fs ast sheet. The Imetre bath bees oroused they amid their amp, bet with lust ailkulty, sad is hoe Om ha adman ofterwonie the entire boaltdsg, trots the hue to the roof, pretested a tre mendous Obeli of Same, sa4 tie house of Ilt. H sibs; best deer, "dab , limed a 'hailer fate. At that thee time leased so abases of saving pay of the adjoislog of eves lbe appetite hoseer, far the minim of Mr. Rama, No. IR es wen es Id sad IR, wore already es Am The heibeidea este esispled by ...as pm faatlks , wed the basin bodoe avoid bed( aullesidod, nub est isle the West Is their **AW t N& The sash* km the tiosiyeri tree sees as the spa, and ret te des% bet the garb cos third to weed, end usested palms= vas seat to Lea ks aiditiasal wises, *hes Mr. Resdattea darted M the sped wih two 'seises sad a body of Mom Ali bask at ass hest S. west, bst the Items eel poise were ssabM be get the lime eatleistrhed soil Nee. 11 end 82 woe bowl diem Ns. 118, eitorraly damsel, awl these squads. Neetesely Olde n & Mr. Ramiro woe briorod Wks bus the tothir esliwers wets set bawd. has AT FAIIIhsTORIT CAThOLIC Citoicit.— y d.p surideg, at a yeeder befeee iss delta. • 2 , 10 smso di the astlolle air* Penwetrad, Betkeley• spies. It mos hoes sews meespithed ens war the side Aar bet doted le the thisly orrivel of oesteteste the SEW does Mooed to Red pert of the which, Mawr, our esesielauip s ir sad yam The l aps .1111•11•1se Or LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1859. ELECTION MEETINGS. HALIFAX. A large see of the suorrters of the two dates literal aaad for bo ro ugh of slits: ((Sir C. Wood, the some member, mad Me. James Mandel& km) took plow ia the Odd Fellows' Hall, in that town, on Thursday. ' Mr. Jove CILOGSLIT presided, and opstimitha proossesp qui • brut speech , • stir which, Mr C. Woos rase le address the , sad was received with chew In the nose at Ms he ead—Derhig the 26 yeses art he Ind segsumnlld gramsat • M bsdaMmoneidie delis slaty team Veleta snd he *MUM Mirdianl the ginalleleS dha re posed in his wee se m god lbse they - mat for good Intentions sad heseetp. It ma Iseporible tar hie Time to be in with. Owe of them all. There were many shades of edgba smog the liberal party is 11111ilez. Me was represded by erne fen Fing tee be, md y nem for set ring kr enough. reers rd Bat if the glib* oi the whole boat perky le were to ItaFentlegi at all, Its could eel tee mode ne se that of • es of welt Mem* or *di of that party. Near, hear," and chews) That wee Me wry mire open which the entire liberal party could be emensintlid, Miff/ paressied oa lads pia be 11440 7 Pam= were now poseadlse elks it le the Riding, and he the peak is Ma am woad skier the widen. of ale and a mere& He might be permitted to ye Wiste r M e e nd Ms old 001301/10. Ind treated his reaps c. beat 7 - erg Mil dere) rarel lilai estat Iste tee aired lobbies i s votin g ) Reereal Onmeree ; sad be lespedi the ems would is the emit with his right h a . Ida genti Litt—r n . a ltrij itt (lion.) 'Tin mornewhat in MO vela an some pawed by that party which now reversed this mussy en the dimmable open * tbe Coarpbecy to Murder Bill, the defeat of which led to the resigentien pr Lord Pahnereton's Ministry. Whoa that hill ewe to its second reading an "asiendassal was proposed whish theprfeent government supported ; end he lesatloned thle be omens a resat weeks, when they whet Ow Leda& Russia' amendment, thrj; were tend &bins smart in so doing. But we voted against • Mr disegommi, while they votA h sgainet IMF ingessall.• ead to l = t leth a lt they w Odds le salary stair" milks laft them he jay of the brew of SIM Ma threw ewer bill 'whirr they awwedl ) Lord Derby, on the realms. ties of wee Metaled into office, in ea avowed wirrialp, are the support of the liberal limey, sled pessfellegM Weis measure. • hill fee am be** governor ad India, a bill thatti n ot deal with the anni-wee mesa sod • bill for the reform of parliament. Now did limp pram the promises they had made? They did Introduce • bliff for the better govern -2:l2edia ; but it wee a bill so absurd, so sloolutely that th ey NM *attired to proceed wi th It wee condemned by the whole country and by ad its swims were only saved from defame y withdrawing it amid the laughter end eon dam house. (Hear, hear.) With the forbearance of dr they prunes*d to frame a bill upon remlutions, stain= faIIMSI4II seeded; but seen this bill wee so in lithe Is Os see pakesed by _Lord Paginates that every which - thW wile hied moved was Mooed. Bo the ant session. This meet took time to con ohlegtheir next measures, eaM they had had the belt of thiAl amiderstion ta Wilr dm* rates and in their reform lab bog early Isaasendea they introduced • bill neon bet a Mil se lid kit it was rejected by • of the liana ei Orracer. Re bat been of Oig WOO perse irk, *et 11 was Impossible the Cllimemit ever be asked bat la ass way—mary, their e a lelealea—(grest eppleaed—end he had therefore wet lam Mr John Trelawny's bill. (Hear, beer.) He now ears be the lest maw* which the gemarest had pro- Catbair bill for the satendmeat of the mnreatenea.of ptvb. meta bad bra well deseed both is am mato and la praliment; but its provisioner& es eras. mem that he should not do justice if DA wce est te tenth ewe • Me' of its mat prominent defects—Meets which ap plied equally to town end coeotry. Os* of the most serious of thine wee the proposal to abolish the freeholders' fran chise. (Shame.) The danger to county representation was that it should fall exclusively into the heads of a few Mfg landed mcpristors• and the enituity egkeet Ms MI woo be Mad in the existence ef the anident Ineleehielm the number of which gevermendletaeM SO se- Timely to radon. The somber et' voles In coustles was 00110.814 ea ibe woe; dreekre te rubes the 'ember • heehablers who weriladeparbat of the leadoentos was to go hr to by the represented* of the menthe, wee • of the amaler owe ; at the feet of • sew landowner'. They gave, a 101. franchise, het that only summated the evil which VW COSSEIOOOI4 by the dis fraMesemit of the borough freeholders. in Halifax it was only nesessery to wearies cow-shed TOM to be =eternised. But whoa be ventured to implant this matter to the Howe of Cowmen they were perfectly taken aback and astonished at the reinalace des iniquitous& system. Bat the ewers most amen west for beyned what now wined. It would be as Math thin to mar cow-chad votes in counties; but the goverment bill tech away the necessity even for the aew-slied. They knew perfectly well how easy it was he a Waal imprinter, without dieturbiog the actual won =• fame, to reghteer three air few vote. by putting up at a con of 31. or 44; bet wen that expenine we pendsred unsecensery by the gievernairt 1161,.ead say Inge bailed proprietor sight, Mawr dietediag Use rear otespilisa sees, est up hie estate Me se wow odes ea bard hen pearls of natal In • mil enmity, they week see at sue that such • seem* weak mho kit Ora se deffeesd se ask se la old Wise It weekhe the of Miasma sod Old lisma. (Her.) TM saws lwlealyk is fee*, weeestessled to the breatelk hamar It wee as easy to create • 40a freehold se • 10k eaupstioa, the diagram berg ant they could mhe Ike el me at the oust of cm of the elves. (Hear, Mr.) By the aninna Bill of 1832 mid dingo Is the borough wee rendered seemesey to the per stoke of a vote, bat the bill of the gwerareent restored sewessident voters, art they added to that the legation Amite of voting papas, so that mesons might create *oti tis= mites, nevi-ter them in the maw ed perroas residing ta Bade, sad it might thus happen that gOO es 400 our ppm right be rewind lee in the day of Menke sad entirely twee* the reel opiates of the constituency. Upon this part a the government scheme he did sot ray that it wee so reform, or that it was shading eta, but that it was going back. (liesr, bees.) It was the oonstitneseles of the weetry by met le • worse situation than the stood bakes Ihs Bill of 1832. Thies were the alas d °saki be sew cam to she sine of omission. Why had say miens at fa bra reaght asoreary fur years par by all risk= why, la cansemsses minly of the improved in edasstras sad morality of the working theses. In ONNIIP rlt theme Improvements, thinking men bad owes le s se encinska that a portion of the working cleans shoal be admitted to a share of the franchise. It was else k conesquence of the exemphr7 behaviour of tho w=l cheese on the 10th of April, 1848, that Lord John same down to the Howe of Common. with • provost to include the better elms of working men in the number of thee who sajnyed the franchise. Consequently, is 1852, end again In 18M, a bill wee introduced by whom it wee proposed t s effect • large extension of the suffrage. (Mr. F. Creeeley at this period entered the mining, end was= loudly she val.) Bet for the tarouraVe opinion was es crested, so reform bill would have been embed for sad be need sot inquire how the expectation of all MIS bed been &appointed by the government bill. The gemmed had sow evaded to the coustry whether they would support the bill or confirm the decirin of the Ham et Cemoons la rejecting it ? That was the question white was sew to them, and he had little doubt as to what thak judgment would be. (Hear t hear.) The next etnestien, therefore wee, what were the pnnoiples upon which soy reform bill which would receive their support must be founded? There moat be an enlargement of the county and borough franchise, soma diefranchttemest, whole =I, of the smeller borough., and • Sender of seats so to the herr counties and town in the kingdom. (Hear, hear) Up* these points there was no difference of spike ; the digresses between different classes of reformers wee we of degree and not of principle. (Hear.) He was net is favour of say sweeping and extensive &sage ; he wee eel in favour of universal suffrage. (Hew.) lie believed that the Weise mares to pantie WIC to adopt the rime plan they had hitherto done, and which had enabled them to enjoy geseur eaessat d tondo , libel, and prosperity Yea bed bra the lot e,f say other constry gorier the ea. (Cheers) He was for taking the bib of 1832, awing Its Mirky sod extaskap it afar ea rabeequent en =l. ema haprommest had shown le be desirable. (Hear, He was apposed to household mange ; and he snared at some length into his reason for that opinion, =from the report of a committee el the Hones of which had bet n investigate( the subject of the muni elplarschlr, to show that a certainelses of municipal vote's mere willing t receive bribes, either in the shape of money, be, or refreshments. But in giving his seldom°. before that essemittes one withers said that they lied In their town two *wee of working roses—one ekes who reed, think, and die m" and smother who think of nothing but the beerboase ad whet they ran getter their vote.. Give him 'hoes who .111 h, reed, awl ttkoaro, mid he wee wilds, to admit them eli the kosehles ("Hew, hear," sad cheer) Talk to hise el the who won balserted by each cardemicas se meal sell beer, sad he was for exidedieg thew all. Meer, bear.) Re did sot believe it to be far the intesest the Mae deem of wearer roes that the letter elosslit be Iletaime. Mesh kw.) The dikelry, however, was cheek a irk by whisk ite sepeesim the two This MHO bed been maidend by may et the AIM era of elks =Mbar b seborry emir* hawing bow st, as ail the Ulm tt to be possible le drair • lee whisk deny esnaphdely separate thew An Weetatinel ad had beta preperd. bat be did not think YIN would rawer the Ha talked they mast eons to that Irlieh he sit beim te be se hal • bat es NMI sewed thlak--ela, deastassi lb to OM lb• world., thane lad ,shed (Hear, hear.) Ho gaits *greed that • 104 haute wee far too high. It excluded a tr tZ .L portloa of those whom he wee anxious to see =- With a view to remedy this, two bills, one in 1862 sad one in 1854, were proposed to parliament la both years he wee one of the go,s neat of the day, and respoadble the those bills. Ia both the franchise was heard lima a rated value, and his opinion was that it would be a puma advantage to eetablieh the Award* upon a aged mina. (Cries of No, no.") He Mew the el4ections to a hoschies ; but if it could be combed Into Abet be be mold be the best aremgementi end be ghoul be =to support a 61. racism elf& he bellowed to be hd at to a W. esatal, which was the eedoolioa he sow porta la 1882, es one of Lord J. RueseWe govemommt. But Mem lem mas romeheas in the gimes premat o rment vss7 to layering the fessobles below I ime these not nmenteem it • very ecinmewatim dem bat w pee Ism sera what marred 25 years ago, and not Meg so. =with the edemas of the istelEgoat worldng damsel I day, considered It veal bspesjadielel to lower the fraailleatet all. He would not mods manses, tot he base two Mad amebas teprematag a Imp thin la the math of BagLM, both of whom were them opposed to my redsollea • a the hemehise, and the mesons they pm ware • That the NW. voters were liberal meta and retained two Mend mikes& The oceservidiess, however, at armitigal Omahas bribed that clam who bid not now ! prat CM IMO lbw m rdol bl ar that if ode mit he thereasot of =t ar as ratirl i gri ild onehno, wha t at they samillte mem of merying. (Che), ff lellegfog fa • _toe Illterelmimmere themeinotim Of waif Imam= se he had alluded to, they dome them le vote sand them, It woe tem tug the parlituneatary majority es the able of these whoweneld give nothing. (Hem) He urged them to 011tIOIMOIR to obtals what was preetioal, end to become limited. Depend upon it, the worst bill the liberals would per would be inflaitely better thin env measure the tortes would give them, and thee wee nothing to prevent them in the halms resiag he what they thought desirable. He was of opiaion that a memo of reform was better, safer, end mom then a small sae • but, after e ll , they met hT7c:iriii7a samara Which th ere was a prospect of terry a•kg, sad vet to those which would have the arm of seeding gees* number of the anal numbers Into the tory lobby ono dlikeims. (Hoer, laud ,) tO the ballot, to which Mr Charlet next adearlitd, he said be Mil alwsys o belewhig that the best sqtr foe the right disc say duty was :rem of pot* minim (Baer.) If * WM wore se* hamar, he lad not the slightest fear of what ma doom* *agar he should mei be Misled of the of their odfemlMatitethas. (Applmes.) Oa tic topka he did not .hues that there mat - much more that he need say. Than wee, however, the absorbing topic of peat* or war. It won bapoieible to deny that the state of X foe some thmitad meth as to twat the peat,* as wee W liver that before parliament red her Majprirg's *Whim might have bees in • patios to give a mere eacouraging sesureacs than they had • dons as to the Mohateity ofpeace being aesistalned wpm the Continent; but he amid not discover in Oak speeches mote ate ember might in eaatE sarmger pearl of lisp Mee that whicr tilt; two or three wall. ego. All he mild say wee ma so mere detetimined fihiad end advocate of mem than lehimeif, and he ballad no effort would be spayed by the sommomat of the country, in whatever hands it might to, to panne the peace of Europe. (Cheers.) He cosimeed that he looked with some degree of apprehension spin tie emesegierncea which might trim from the damohdion. He knew that the decl tra. ion* which 14; made hp 16e Isdlag etedtteen at the opening of the present siorlot produced ne Inconsiderable effect apes foreign powire ; end he considered it would be of in fi nite value to strengthen the hands of the government in the ex. preielon of the opinion, of the %lap of the country, as conveyed by their representatives in parliament to Loin ponces, that we should look with Jadeite disgust and 4imp mbation upon that power, be it which it might, that bra the peace of the world. (Loud where.) A number of questions were then put to Sir Charles. and ha answered shoos &ppm/golly to the gumsl oaddootice of retatissi. Mr. BTILNIITILD thin addrootod thobsooay, and not with a wiry cheering reception. didate of theradicel kkaaMf favourable to the 11= r. 'Bright ; but If he teased dolt toed 4i111114 oases lift acceptance from the gore* body of Id dot Mn of Commons he should Sad Idroseitri !Mai look en that which he might oundlive * the seat bed laud* At tha oonclueion of Mr. Staggers speech, Mr. F. Camietry who mime fres the representation of Babies to contest the West Riding of Yorkshire, as the col- , trof Sir 3. W. 'tamed's, rose, and was received with end protracted cheering. Aber it had subsided he said— Gentlemen, I believe thather Minty has prorogued par liament this day ; therefore I must tender to you my most 1 sincere thanks for the high honour you have doe* me is sending me twice as your repremeistive to the Hoses of COMMONS. Woo It not that you had done so, of course, ft , would ham been quite oat of chanter for me to have thought of brig the candidate for the West Aiding ; but by yolkndlie c te you have enabled am to obtain seven yeas' is the Bone of Common, and I have I may say, • unanimous invitation from bo th the landed gentry end from the mann facto/lug blereses to allow .anti to be nominated for the riding. I felt that I should not be &flag my duty to the cause which you as well as myself have at haul, on an emergency like the present, to refuse that invi tation. (Rear.) You will be glad to know that in every poling Meant which I and my mileages (Bir 3. W. issta isa) ham elated we have the largest emembile which it his been my honour to meet, and we have enterer, main meshed the unanimous approbation of the thus autembled. (Cheers.) But I wish to my ten l a now that you have down your lineal semilakeisa !sr It have bees from ma to say one wad bier re bigwigm your choke, foe that would have mennei to dieliation ; but now you have made your choice I think, se an their of the borough of Halifax, I may cossgrabdate yen ea the chine yes have made. (Clasen) I know that with regard to nay We right *.hoe. coliegni (Sir C. Woad) mash feel leg hes arigen4e brown of mum se It will erns obis there te • beg • ; think it wend be wall if be send have mete Innen eggenetailise of adineeeng like the prenent. (Chimer.) Bat when yes beve las rX 1 1 with whom you hem sena for seven years together 171 C same house, as I ham with bin, yea will admit that I have had much better eppanmltlss of judging of his character than you and i o have ; and I must say that a more honourable, streightibewerd u p r ight man it has never been my pavane is &woolen with. When he was made Filet Lord of the. Admiralty (in the year 1866) • proposition came frock the onaervative party that if he would only give them a pledge to lout with them at the next election 'and th-ow me overboard —(laughter)—they would glans their support. Whit did he say to that Be' sold If be Mew got into parliament =long as he lived be would never stoop to such a action. (Appian). And now with regard to year ether candidate. I may my that ,I ham known him from hie youth ; I have had trimmed opportunities of meet ing Mee in London on various imams, and I have formed a very high opinion of hie character. I am saddled that If yon elect him as your representative you will not re= the mem you have taken—(deers)—and, for myself, I have MS greatest plemere in voting for the two candidates you have selected. (Applause.) I meet my, with regard to dir C. Wood, he has skOwn far more seal for the muse he proforma to have at heart than to his own interest* ; because he bad not taken the decided step of recommending me to the landed salary, perhaps I might not have been sandal ' for the West Ridiag ; and I believe, if I bed not been selected, we should have had no contest for the hamlet. When you find a man not consulting his own perms private • ease, and Interest, but looking to his public duty, it is oely right that such mrviore Amid be acknowledged. (Cheers.) I will not detain you farther, but thank you moat sincerely ' for the kindness you have shown me in listening to these remarks. (Renewed cheery) The meeting then 'entitled, after passing • • vote of to tbethannen. YORKSHIRE (WEST HIDING). MEETING AT BARNSLEY. On Tlanteday Sir J. W.Reastra sad Mr. Crossley *adrenal s large oprre our. Is the Market-pleas, IM. Theis wen not Ise thee SAO prose pesent. lAIJKONT, Esq.. we. abed Is lb. Or. Is taro darns ter John, he tolled epos this le rare ell the sr erre' they oral In rettersi Bit sod Mr. Cranky se reaters lot the West Ridiag. Mr. James Erma. (sa arepastir) rdd he led the herr of latrodsobig Mr. Grerley, the rest Mend, Nad i ges end noble tletra in the world. (Irsehtsr. sad WNW.' Rio (W. Esseelte) praciples air Irma 1107, sad be bed ante darted from them, hat bed rem tees in favour of pod, drip, sad seder preseeer Its JOHN KAMM= ere he stead Wen there to Mister :IC:ii sg abarge which hell titedareed t hro—that sprit the br a Bill e t Lord Derby. Tads eteleters rid thee they else war is fever ot• Reims BUI, sad thet Mardi sad petty had so sarepoly et ears, NA that It gee mar le ear that the roue was arm le as term Br N was, in bet, • queers of nal urns se dam sera. The = neat hal • yer' pre pre tree te prepare • BM; sad whet sett et • ail wee It whr ft was tseyat rah f Was It a to le give peer to the deter, sew she Art Is the per lIIMMIM 01 IMltt Ns • It was • reran Reset ebb pest lesendly to naiad sk it el ISIS—le sisal • arab epos the gee*, (Hof, beat.) Be repel te led thr the lest ere he MI pre met with their spreerl. They meet her reier, .ad It was for trm to my what erns they world h w. TMN ..Br pee hill.") Ia Me satire dr led ran OMAH*** leased the the SNP el Osamu timid (Stamped td. Additicamd.) [TWOPENCE. be the retection of the wishes end feelings of the people of this country—not of one class, bat to repeessat alike pro perty, numbers, and intelligence, melt to bare their fair share; not to allow property to be overwhelmed by numbers, nor property to mile the mike of numbers. Neither should power be given to ass dam to overthrow the other Interest.. (Hear, bear.) He must my • word on • subject which he regretted bed Mill introduced by their op ;onset, Mr. Westin That Fathoms Anted that he had besskl u r ei r remind by • nob in the neighbourhood to Lott ' , Unable), a name which had Mood rd. a . keenest real el rebus kr the loot hundred years. That noble neigtkrer was a near relative of hie (thir J. iteeseha'a), en 4 he thought be ought to be in • poeitka to mate wha t hls failings on the subject were; be mutt not Ands to whit had taken piece between them, bat be . 7 .. 'mutt my thet to that that nobismen wished to give r h i t t =st to hies Jahn Hemwden sad not else M hie seZz . Crossley) was (Loud md ili.. maim! (tithe wee receive/ with names ebeer- INO mid than although a amenteettose is • tons, be tees Mum* sassed le my that' this wen In Irmathey; bet Irma th e meemer in erbkhibey Mlee m r s ieed his awn% he bed SD Muth they had hand k beam oh he Moe Meld soy that he tad heard of the mar =Mt ti the um of lbereaby. With regard to the BM, be (Mr. Oremiey) wed his colleague had mead In as •Ilt ; his mgmenth Mr. Wortlm, however, wee In the ty. Ne — inetted lb know from the people wbetber his ben. esillegne end bhp& led dem right it its bill, eg_his hon. mensal in / d og In favour " Mph") He - bid meth soma eamilke in fa the rifts ; bet, es-t men et !MAMA, itromined the register, sad Air going over the books, !I L I /Jr °ppm:en there wen : f ee benefit I f all tha t. b toubtf c ail la faeces of the liberal cemdidet e m. bees celled nismber tithe Birmingham nebooL He riesteiniy admittal that be bed Diked Mr. Bright to drew up a bill, and agreed with him in some of the details, but there were others that he did sot agree with. He %honlet that to the milistribution of teats he week too far; for if they were to wait till all were carried out, some of those *hese heeds were' now black 'meld ere that be rey. (Hier, MAO His father, whim he was not stlamsd to say we • band-best weaver, bed oboe mid th his OA in 'bk peeperity, and when he was deed std germ he was sever to forget that nanneroue ohm from which he had, sprung. (Great theerlag.) He mower had forgotten them, and with the Munn of God he never woad. (Renewed cheering.) He ha! Lori dealers with that dam Is all meetem sad he bed ever found them m bused end treetworths the elms to which he new =l.. After - to Loa Fitawiillam, Mr. peetweded to sa what migat be shelled* of a kige writhe at the franitelms. He wmid ask, who was likely to seam In the event of a reform bill aiming any diesagement f It wee surely those who had property of the seas materkl es Mama They could break the w tacky. • Mid Wore the works of a Arm which has :upward! of 14 acme of Boerne, wish machinery driven by some 13,000 or ' 14,000-baree power; bet th ey could not iDjIIIIFOT precede the mut from abiejeg at the 14,000 broad sores of the leaded. edit) Pr rrontruhDiar, t• excess to • question ea to how far • he maid extend the *meld" mid it wee difficult to. my hew far ft might be extended, but he thought the beat sug gestion milk wee to lower it to 61. in boroughs; but he would ask them not to maim that an a pledge, for he ma iddered that a representative should be mat unfitted. H. ttought the 101. franchise In counties would be jut. With regard to the ballot, be had voted 63r it not became he liked it, bat became he whited to WI intimidation put down. Mr. Cioetttur we opposed to voting mere, which be Weight was not the Met way of reoording votes. Mr Joan RAMBDiII thought that voting papers would open the door to so mute band and deception that he could not support that meth of 'Min. Mr. - CAW/LI; although be lied beim • pledged abetainer for th e hat twelve yeas, could sot support the introduction of the Maim Law. It was then staved said esethied that Bir John Ramadan and Prank Crossley, Beg., west ft and proper memos to represent the riding :I=3k, which was put to the meeting sod serried Tow= HAYLITs. —We understand t h at Mt. Airloo's atoms trcaa u the li g at tlie Xown-boll„Vuoa- Ion" as Ttratolay atom from Di bang =der th e Wreaks AM It was to bait ariS Ire*. CRYSTAL PALAU. The directors have lost lamed their programme of arrangements for Om sixth mason- 1659.60. _ The new Nial.oll will open oa Monday, May 2nd, with a military masted 16‘e, in tioantemoration of the suppression of the Indian rebellion. the general thanksgiving for which has been appointed to take place on the day preceding. The groat orobeetra for the Handel Commemoration will be completed brie that dale. It is intended to bring together on this occasion a larger number of wind inetraments than has been before heard in concert, under similar arrengerniata, in this country, and at the same time to produce several compreitions which ere either new or nroly performed. Amongst these may be panted Moyerbear's ° Macre aux Flambee:; ' written fa honour of the wedding of the Aroma Royal; Beethoven's "Battle firm levemitkm to Battle," from Cols di lies.., by Wormer ; the "Prayer " trout New is Ira., by Roark lbs. he. Tire will he flower rows on the Mawr( days : Wed tacky, Ma 18; Wedaesday, Jane ; Wednesday. Sep fallible 7; 7, Sept. Walosedg, Nor. 9; and Thursday, Nov. 10. The directors have multi semagements with Mr. Gye for a aortas of six grand concerto, to be erported by the &Water of the Royal hair 0 CommtGaiSra. Tliscroarts are fixed to take on the low days : Woburn., May 11; May 2d; June 16; Jul 6; July 13; July 20. - Durbg the merles ammeted aeisetroee of erns will be reduced. Daring the period embraced by the emmerts of the Royal Italian Opera Camaguey the Saturday Promenades will be animated as doer last mason. After the reclusion of that series, It is proposed to combine the oonoert and pro snenede on the Saturdays, cameneing with the 23rd July, for a second series. Other contorts will alio take place during the season. The co-operation of Mr. Refry Leslie's choir has bees secured. There will also be performances of classical made, by the Vocal Armistice ' under the able beton of Mr. Benedict. It is further an nounced that the Metropolitan Schools Choral Society and the members of the Tonic &d, Fa Aesoctation will hold celebrations. Another great meeting_ of the bletropolitot Charity Children is anticipated. The Saturday Winter Ow orris will be maned In November as dewing as last am* Performances of mask by a band of wall indrasante la tic open air having, dating tomer seaser, alieded mete era' illation to the public, it ie pews" team= Ma per• torments darter the coming mom imalho ) tie Ikagnat Intervals. The directors promise that the malidernala mri allrekT ment of the Fine Arts Courts and air angswia term the utmost oonsidention the wadi feekainuol and botaaical collections of the park awl .enamor wOl be thoroughly kept up ; that the various sada= of assimakal ingenuity is the machinery and arienharei deputation will be efficiently maintard that every reerte exertion will be made to improve the exhibition department • and that the special collections In the palace, inoludiag the Indinertal Museum, the Indian and Naval Mamas, the Gallery of Engineering Models, the Ceramic Court, de., will be carefelly witched and attended to. Special mottos is claimed for three of these collection.. The orris of the New Picture Gallery Is announced for the ad of May. The Trade Museum end Technological Coltm an le daily advancing in completeness and Interest. The Garde Court mariner to receive additions of beautiful rein in the various departmeate of ancient sad modern Seale mu Mar Msjesty the Queen and the Prince Contort have her graeloasly pleased to allow setae retnarkeb!e 'wi nglike a foreign porcelain, from th e cabinets of Backiogtiam Peter to be deplored in the Court; sad numerous her sera awe been lately releived, and • ill crier to be whal. thrash the kin dness of other dietingaished colleetors That Lofton delivered by Mr. Pepper during the paw enema mud 'whew hays her so well received as to ancoarage the lest s *premed still further in the some direction. The Att Ursa, in connexioe with the Fla, Art Depart meat and the New Pierre Timr feet becoming an ins ro. tant inerusisa ; sad r fatpeel of the ori wake ta toreador., photography, broom, and other Manama of Sae and Marie! art, already selected for the subseribere sr far prism, will show bow eacellent these works are, and bow entered the epigram of the society may ultimately liegeme. Ths perk, grounds, and out-door annmemenla will continue to receive the attention of the directors. The cricket-ground is rielag Into pablis favour, and is becoming the resort of sword dubs isporroce ; s rtde-goolod. a bowling - green, gad a armorer of approved eaastraetioa, are now added to ft. Me rosary will, it is expected, this year be very attmoti owing to the growth which the climbing rows and oth er areg plants have lately awls. 031111=1011 with the archery-ground, the &realm propose to snake ansagemeate for a grand archon resthr be the cross of the corers arm. The directors have now hod the experiato d sone years to guide them in In. WAY of seems Wawa. sad they hi it seamsary to propose a modifier= /err the present elms% which they tram will meet ash the general approval of the outwears and the public, me well as prays swore the to the shareholders. Harms • Bata umber of days *each year he hem resseved Mess the gases Maas for spas! cantos. It is /sew peeper* to aboll4 this rearklea and to am* them aea einestra arelhlteathe per be t the wharaal Wei pliitemenese al the Masai Festival) bet salad to the payment el en extra 24. apt. JIM day., when the ab.Ymioa is dose. upward.. Some ether earations with regard to same Wham are mars. The idea will to opened on Iliondaye et 9 IL., eal on tke met et the week se le. cm ageeial comelene to ha ealy immied; claim; 4.2194 TEI 1318101 OP WITS ON "862118N.' The Bev. J. E. Gladstone, formerly a eie of the anwoh of Zeeland, hot now the minister r Er n rie Church, at 84. Eery Match, near Torquay,. wrote to the Bishop of last* a law days tie, Informing htm that " two youths at school in the parish wished to realm confirmation at the icithooming opportunity. Their parents were mem bers of the church of England, end whim at home attended their mutat aturce." " Your lordship I. aware," ~masa the rev. patliwass, "that them Mats a Wrong impression that In the pariah church of this place doctrines and practices are taught and =Maned mots in accordance with them of Idu church of Rome than of the church of England. Oa this acoonat many sincere members dais church en mew paled by cmacientaous fooling' to absent themselves fma the *knelt of the perish. By their parent/ wish, these two boys he,. done so, and have attended at the Free Church. They have applied to the Moir to be smarted, that they may he minted. Be hem refomed to receive the, calor they promise to attend henceforth al the per church. At this pariah church they will not; at tbair u aerboa they Morn km, they will. flog to sat yaw whether, ender theme tiresomeness My me ho be partielpation In the rite." To this 'communicittim the biasp, through his clumige, the Bev. Reginald Berms, replied es Mews: —" I am dbemsd by the Blimp of Liar, be mews, to loll! of the Bth inst., to inform you that you stflidatry nor. affeetly schismatioil, theNshop comot admit 66 this env andidate who he Mon under yeas ministry, emv ke he in be thet Might to mos and atknowimigi ths am whit& W.ebe be _.... sad meina id tatatal I* late ralb re i lliels a ttls •11/ Mame, lt fgelino " .To UM • i Mind nelliirweit-t. Irvery Win for me sad those who think with me that 'Lk Mee et the, Bishop of Exeter is not the Mom of God,' that his say by' my may is mathely aeltimmalleal doew ant prove It to be ea It is am well that all the Itiehopm, alma and. • menabeni el the ohurch do not agree al seedy with'hism , for soy amanitas, he Within the let few menthe been prepared fir rmation by a cane dose of oelfreilieldieto . end confirmed by one .of the bielhope of the ~al, after , baring received the religiose ' Instruct on -el hr lin boo meal, Ppmft me is MA that by mei i riete• ' me Ibis be tr biota dear a*,lBl awl areal, prevent parans . ese ratOblat 00•6=0bat dirk forother to . forMg cupric i um I embed 6Dthem bist and yea lop eakidereasa that it is maim Oar duly to wasseMe .. Ito win monceE ks tran stadium then to headen am to ft, .1 shall take in Mita place to tell you, that that *lamb the gat . Naha west sot eamil In this Perish by rati, bulbs Nis.lisehal spd his proceedings :Thal Mr. bbniall ~wards Same *soft a Paplo, achimisis yiermeleal MI sbilinthitheli• hl , thraW who ' Br. Meaugs gambles without 10. ifsekelkalheenellyt t end that I am pm nfasg without _pm bishop'', loom, p.. 'piled aulatertoe of the /rases OAK which ato "ir so ialhediocass of Linden math* roadie of Cm- brbury ;MSI do so became I believe it tp, be debt * r obey 'Ood rather time man.' I believe the !Map he. as 'ankh power mar me am over any'olialtithit Wide diocese, thitt I am pm mach a priest se mita his airgyiendi 1t .... • be thinks otatumatious be hie only to nactve,the t Court to bine a monition to carry out their Own ame — te and without trial it mast Mane. If maim be so real ada • awl settedal, and I am guilty of ft, sad am suppemieg elv # im in It, le it' abt the Makes duly either to t to Mail lie bettor a tea/mote by the power 'Mk di be phi. ' aims ? Will be do po r The above vate . • read ui rr. Mations at a public weethas , il i pt....**2 al . i prz MA! 11.11127 2 re1L The eneivereryteeetioge of the religious societies, known an the May Mearian:' though come of them In held In April and some in June, will commence in a few days. The dime and place. of the principal are fixed as fol lows:—Apra 7g. &pent Missionary Society, Exec r-tuU, the lieril i t ti Ca h rti l e,;tairman ; Church of England Sands, t School Exeter-hell, Lord Haddo, chairman; Baptist Tram a Missionary Society, Albion chapel, Mocerawaireet, the Lord Mayor, chairman. Anil 29. Church of England Scripture Readers' Society, Hanover rgitore-rootoe, the Bhh.p of Winchester, chairmen ; British a far the Jews, Fivermanoma'-han, &exams named. Mt i y et i. Wesleyan Missionary Soolety,, Easter-hall Mr. • Penner, chairman; Home ond. Colonial School tentalitm . -tost. thi tie "Chicheilter, daimon, Protestant lierolbaSeer. Ehnover-equore Rooms, Last Caltborpe, airman; Voluntary School So ciety, MUMS Club, Mr. G. W. Alexander, chairman ; Aged Pilgrims' Fined Society, London Tavern, the Lord Mayor, chairman. May 3. Church Missionary Society, Exeter-hall, the Earl of Chichnter, chairm a n; Evangelical Alliane (soirle), Presensred-hall, the Bishop of Down and Colmar, chairmen. May 4. Briush and Foreign Bible Society. Enter-hall, the Earl of Shaftesbury, chairman • Colonial Church and School Society, St. James's-hall, tit; Mar l is Cholmondeley, chairman. Nay 5. London City Ili.z i Rueter-hall, Mr. J. P. Phusptre, chairman; Church Preto Aid Society, Si. Janada-ball, the Red of Shaftesbury, chairman; flonday illehcol Union Exeter-bell, the Hon. Arthur Abonaird, M.P , chairma n; Wenner' Education, Cent enary.hall, Blahopegete-street, Sir J. IC. Shuttleworth, Batt., chairman; Prayer Book and Homily Soddy, Exeter ball, the Marquis of Cholotondeley, chairman. May 6. Lou don Society for Jewa, Rater-hell, the Earl of Shaftesbury, chairman • Religious Tract Society, Exeter-hall, Lord Kin nard, chairman. May 9. British and Foreign School So ciety, Borough-road, Lord John lisusell. M.P., charmas ; Navel and Military Bible Society Willie's Room., the Mar quis of Cholmondrley, chairman ; Zito ter-hall, the Earl of Shafmalmery, chairman. May li. Irish Church Missions St. Jarnm'whall, Mr. J. C. Cote nehmen, chairma n; Irish Char& Mission., Exeter-hall, Rev. A. C. R. Dail." chairmen; National Temperance Enter-ball, Kr. Freak Crossley, chairmen. May IL. Lon : don Mianiosary Society, Exeter-hell the Lord Mayor, chair. man ; National Lord's Dey Rest, Musk-hall, Store-sired, Mr. E. Corderoy, chairman. May 13. Missions tO games, D Willa. Rooms, ote of Marlborough, chairman. May 16. British and Foreign Salon' ftenoty, Shadeell, the Bari of Carlisle, chairman. May 19. Protestant Anceistion, Jamas-hall, Mr. E. Spooner, chairman; Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the Magda of Weamineter, chairman. June 21. Society for the Propagation of the Onrel in Foreign Parts, St. Paul's Cothedial, preacher, Lord Auck land, Bishop of Beth end Wells. IRE NEW 801114.117U4270N 10T. —•— The New Superannuation Act, which received the royal assort on Tuesday, has jest bees plated. It is es titW "An Aot to amend the Laws onmentleg 8 time and mbar Allowanoes to Persons harts; =l7ll Moss to the Public Service." Alter the ecitamencanteat of the sot, which became operative on reesivi _ eg the royal se seat, the enperananatioes are tie to co the sale " To any perron who shall bays served 10 pus sad up ward*, end under 11 years, au annual allowenue of 10410ths of the annual sal and emoluments of his office. For 11 yeses and under 12 years an manual &Doom°. of 11-00ths of such salary and emolumente, and in like manner a ftwther addition to the amine allowance of 1-60th in respect of each additional year of such service until the eanipktien of a poled of service of 40 years, when the annual allowance of 40-60th city be grater 11, mid to addition shall be made in respect of any Novice beyood 40 yams." In the event of any question arising in any department of the public service as to the claim of soy person or elm of perms a under this provision, it is to be referred to the Cientobahmers of the Treasury, whom decision is to be final. The act. withent prejudice to existing rights, ia to apply to peewee already he the civil service. There is a c'suee in this act which re quires " , to he stated at length, from its peculiar chemise :—" It shall be lawful for the ettrumissiotters of the Treseury from time to time, by any order or variant, to declate e t for the due and efficient diacherge of any office or class of cams, to be specified in such order or warrant, profeseimal or ce her peculiar qualifications not ordinarily to be arquir.d in the public etc vice ate required, n that It is fit for the interest of the public that persons should to appointed thereto at as elm exceed ing that at which public service ordinarily begins • and by the same or soy other order or warrant to direct diet when 40 1 Pew= now bolding, or who may hereafter be appolated to such office, or any of such elms of came, shall ntire from the public etrvice, a number cf year', not exceeding twenty, to be specified in the tome order OT warreat, shall la computing the supreenualioa allows:tee white mey he granted M him under the foregoing section of this act, be added to the number of yeses during which he may have 'enmity served, sad also to direct that is respect of such (film, or cites of offices, the period of the see vim required to entitle the holders to imperannustion may be a period lens than 10 year., to be specified in the order or wairent, and also to direct that, in respect of snob office or class of offices, the bolder may be entitled to superaenuatioe though be may not held sppointment diremly from th e crown. sad may sot have mitered the her vice with a certificate from the civil service coromieeiocers. Provided sloop that way _order or eremite node cruise this paseement shall to hid base parliament." Farther, the act provides that au allowance in mete of bodily injury may he granted, although the period had not expired to entitle the party to a supereanuatien snowmen' gratuities is awes of short service Juay be emoted, mire d ellowances on the abolition of cokes. No full superma tion elk:mum is to be made without a certificate of dilipnoe and fidelity from the head of the r erertavat. la oases of = berries • larger sum Intl I° mated and io lad- Ab e d ems of demerit a mailer amount tnan pew by the seek. No sepoanneatko allowance is to be gra. d evidence of Mailability to " % Pm."' =de' 60, vniet° 00 Winder 60 may be from Amity, and pintoes superannue new requited to serve apie used they . net Tim sabissf v law, which ins reeves with peeviona sets es Ibis n et in to be cited " The Bupennumadon Act, 1839." --------=---._ l'Advertisement.)—Mr. J. W. Bassow, of 33 .4- 14. 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