The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-04 00:00:00

• Pi S PAPS 0 a g 11..11 s;,k •1 , A 4 110Y4 .-A . v . ; S S rt. No. 4.805.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4, 1862. (Stamped, Id. Additional.) [TV OPEN C TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. CAWLITA, caning at MADRti A—The well known clipper wullary asaabahip INDIIIIA. l,lY6kaa hor . p m at er, win leave 'Oa Victoria ,tads.) peeks la the , chartics! paresases eat barb( ileweread ea ‘7 l .,th VI& meWiorat ship. WM IS ft* Illfter Mr India by r.. rn thervatly refitted. has Irearebe 0811111Mandllikfli F irp ..,,,tre sea carry au eapedeseel imeama eel a Samas" . T. sets ice 1.111 he coatieteerl at Weevils of az weds W igg e t 0. following fna4•lll/wg wgialialgillll•Millidll 1 3. 1 u: pa Teaa TN& apie*P" L a dy Joreg 41 .„.. *OW' .... Stll aMlh . INI ba l m O r pomp apply_ ea Maaga_._____OlUNDlAT NE OA. Parlemeettaetreet. S.W. ; Mears. ALM= surrims i so, uwsesnan.gireo. Lc. Au Ns saw of as Oampeay, t Lnados. LC.: wane mike nalhallea ep• YYWlpeas. tot senile Omen* sada RICHARD NNW. INNINN Eat India and leinilan -lentos MEOW ,Limited . DArCMG ACADKMY, 38, Aklensate-strest racut Nonet-11r. nolflla BALL, JAN 14; Tickets, 16. 111.—The Now NapxNas MAE Ciamblaitaulln wary Ilicaday by Mr. T. Twas.—Tbe quitter Per ingfraiSlT lambsetial eaarromM Jas. S mad liestionss. iftr na r s t i Wks, M. ed.-411est AsambikaL Wolasedsje mad a Adadielos, NAVAL AND MILITARY. (Womb nsamits.) CLOSING OF THE (UNIVERSITY OF ST. Prl •'MBURR. ADIIIRAIRT, JAN. S.—PROMOTIONS AND APPOINT MMIMPL—MAPRIt R. W. I. lismon, to be 'dation:al to the Pembia& Waster's Amulets.* 0. It. 0. War, to the Madagaacer. : W. ow l= ; R. Oak, i t: t Li t: Streekad, merry: t i t i : tba °°""run i fi. i da.•, "k atinist ig m 7 =lC m°t!a tart is the `He eowd-e AviAbmt Ingisors :W. R. Abbott, lA. wart, G. Abbe, G. N J. W. Compton, and Z. to Ow ImpErieseeow Baal tee dowel/ HACK BALL MONTHLY Auwnuaux trw LCUIDDN Demi kr Tissepa Calnowst Joao Ikea Okaschnis 1.00 1.10 10 1.10 %NS Jr. 10 Jas. $ Jan. I Jew 111 Pe& 10 OW. ...... Iptetailnd 'jun Boo& city of Brlshem ethabratrd 1...4 !octets ban, Ihdr redistine aid n od pawn. rok . wort 4 101011 . ■ sad Ilidurpr• rapt aseogoav•lat..n is useNMANd In ray Nods adlist.—Tior sarrlisMn reVtt l ns frereFoo.l Mika' WI:: JAM BAINES aml tin as DA LW; mod L MAMA sod Co.,t Idadieliadalok Lorles. LC. ICIS. MONNIT WIGRAII gad SONS' (d'l abiliasa•milL Wean_ _LIENS at PAC= YIPS 111 I --Avi ha ita fe ß e lmaglo s trzo Om Ws ea IioNDAY. ISO Isaam,__ all dd. wicouamins, t, asis gii.. wirr•tamtunow Oasszoather ; VIM Is al Mug 'l , Dada S W for fk *Mr at pasampas in mai she mil awry as asparfaawdl a=lii —Per Fr i. gmaz ... a. ll ' l . l r l 4 • A i rele: r e popra try - 11316, -- Trasklas an conveyed tram= M non* IrMalaw hr monad-dam tam ma awakkikff kfaL EMU' sad NORTH AMICRIOAN )OPAL KUL MAY BERM botworso nod 11W Dim* sod bows= LIVIII2OOI. sod DOSTON, Ike • sildps 'sly colßste MUM. Ifs IsMoolos sdkof owns ors spprlntsel NM from Warped, nabs ss Omsk is nano liss nails : 1111WPA, tor Banws. nstanisy, Jealt. *kith:A. far NSW YORK. notorday. J ousy iw. t lt oZZlnosooorrs Wgoods for grew sod HAVIIM to Ds of Ir. York ouileoord Ito SALSA. Ludt. for marroN. nottrloy, ism fin Trip mom, toeloilikussowsolk Oso sod motions. bet 'Man wthos s lWOOS I—To Win led Boston, dist = sn • To Now Ts*. olds: esOindill: walk W. DM" sod Now Tat. am los. sod I per awl gonsoons,— to sa d load. lossiolsosl. WA= Owls. Maw 111. Pam no to Arts: O. owl J. Ileme. Itaartaib4kese,_ _Gbrupw leas. C. Sad u z ia tsooninossn; or A sal C. liasinsr. Wolsroloook IirMLY BTRAM 01211IIIN1OATION to vv wsw TOM lamal.—Tbe an:3OOM Argw=b i zi lIIILIDSLISIA =MAI/ 41111 P cola NY ;Mad =ate aigssurad Ina Wes almamailaa i m a lt:a at Qmaialess le mama passarm forpatabm at WINKLY FROM 1.1112.70011 VOA NSW TOIL. GLAIIOOW, Welmadry, Jam IL CITY Or WAR!' I NOTON. waissidas. Jaa• IL 11)1Nal. RAW Itha. Jas. la AM =am Wabratar. Cobb MEM= IS. IT. mad al Ow% wastOws bi Sr mew smiiiss. ram= pasasaa Pluto= rdlog=g 6lBl . =Ea Va ry for Cl~lll .111 1111.11111 WSW OPIUM am my shaitstamas tams—Par tarlhar pirliadart malgit WILLIAM la Malt. Watamlaa= lamps= ;at Is SAORY. Dm waltoaslisia . GRAVER, mid PELILMAPPS rrorgarrol entew. slsemos r Pee 11DITEIDAN lbe 111111, the MINIM warp Timls• smemees, ins all th• Vawer. rare, £l. Pis =link ON Mows. worsray eleslia u triat apes Menelpieues. hem : 44 sad MIL ansialairesai•lisa o Wt e . a rm 401101$11V10.47 211 007h ou llmederf 1611W1171. vALuss d GOW-..;11/2111:1182011 awl u:tisr sb aue . s to zf o r g e= sume ari tr . p i hr4Wl24lo4.D, Mottos monad 1•24 fte use. ibe lilf Weor upg the n , thlte wilt be ono piebselsol by vlie slawkik4 el bis.l.lo uge 011atmes• ms 's evids• IMs 11 pule se ssirsu, It follows Ail via a 14. ones 1134. is 111 swats LS 111 .sear ..Q 11 11 wale _44 4 lly IT mats 3 f aisle .. 1• Si psi sues. 141 swats Ti war.. 1 4 II 41 1 1114445t5.. 1 1 1 mods .. 11 ft u our mum Worlds . 2 di ants .. •11 • II 13 erste.. 1 • sanii .. •14 ft 11 ematb.. IIS 4 12 mats . 1 ft mesa .. •ft 11 414444114.. 111 Nit 444414 .Ile 1 ones.. 1 19 owls_ 3 1 3 i 3 carats .1 II ft wet ... • 3 ft Maisslssessy, fiseristio4l,l44, Oessublartles. Imam. st Main sod Jewt. kr 14 aueli. N./ 714. areaas I is u. ~sig, soli IS astanbu ow edit MP. MILES' (LURID WZBB MIMS) YAW AU IrUNA AND WM= STOCK Mr SAD WsWawa Assisi ANGOLA SIOUAN'S. Is ow wide s ad way tie kagroe. Illasesal Tbs" ssadsms rn is TS. IMOON "" 11M b ilAft * O ld a l g i r.MUARI. WI who is massatol wMY aay gamma Namibia sew Wag ia Me maw ISSAALIPHSO INA 11111111 AZT. Isl. SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and BON. wig warn metal* ellmi debt Meat omit be ask noel. with it fa polullioa t Lea : :n o = rla to I. 1401.1 awl Uwe aposteoleo sod pos sk t variety. at comity low plea MorriersOlow. lb. fa pow hoe. TIIO 4 . RAMS ewe lON, to the Ito* rually, opr•olte the trttlah Mumma as, Loades. leashbabe4 lUD. k' eawn. —So Winners imaptoyed. TWHACHE.—HOWARD'S ENAMEL, fee ITTING GIPSY ID VINYL however tarp the aptly. It le used In a KA date, without paean or pale. and harder late a white enamel. It rername hi the Meth many years ren dering eateartion anasatemary. sad serealag the decay. Paw tear kw am enclosed. sold by all elseiliete sad ntedkene vendera. Price I► NEW YEARS PRESENTS, for the promotion et ?erased Attraction.—lOWLANDeff MACIUMAR • preserver mot I woodlice of the hair beyond nll precedent noeiesee Caly.l..r, for imputing a radiant bloom to the vow plosion, and s .ofthc.• end delicacy to the hands. aims, and seek. Rowlands* t Moot°. I ' Pearl Deallfriee, for giving a y whiteness to the teeth. aml fragrance to the breath. The patroimse of Plalty throughout* Europe, their omen& nee by rank and tishloo. atul the universally known cacao a these articles, tn.: (bum* clebrity unparalleled, and render them wcsilerly •1,4501 t owl wasomble presents.—told by h. PAW LA N D and ScoN v, II attourev . t . ard by chemists sad pen tosers.—Aalt for ItimMails* AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.—LAMBERTS ASTHMATIC HAIOAM, without oondolag Ike bowels ar allectimg the bend, truly elßeeclons sod pleasant, is dodged to be the bog moan inn for immediately relieving coughs, colds, confirmed rests nt asthma, and incipient consumption. It he paretly cam venom, whom the tamely renounce inetunble, 'desirably ellaye the ticklieg which provokes frequent = Ife APProsching connuliption Hs eilecte are truly ?mem deprived of deep, or saws lybor down for fear of raises U M, esy depend on 'chef la a few adestos after tokleg M— lrspnad and oft by W LAMIIIatT, chemist, SO, Jormys• street, Haynoirket. and by all diwydelia, he bottles lied. . sad three quautit les in one. ts. ed. am& IA partlader sad Mk /sr tombert's A tlhtnattc Bars. The moss ad address Is used IS the damp. TIIL RECORD'S ESSENCE al LITE radaraa esanhoot to dr alma dwarfed croailkakaa la bar 'Puska 'slam Is Impadaba. li 'Seek an paramaat. • eakailatlan i —asid b arra with h 0 laarkakaa al Ha, ar four qy.anUN it Va. rat sayaban, Palk* am mope at nnaltioasaar illampa-Bok assata:7:o 6l 4 sug Ma. Strao,l, ear Takakaar PROMPT CE/R1 for COUGHS, Chest Die tot poo sm itat e r T Arr e ast i rC hone liernarginL •Aeonlnk ton iki.1•5......itt. a,i.raMlltr•l by analysh—raillissi, ltetaa ( - 1.41" WO soNS. $l6, ........., . LC. ; sad Mall b) all ebtatista and nbadisina vorkes. Prim Is. M. par beg, with isslnktwas. JOZZAU'S COPAHINK—CopaIIs and Cebobs as , . 4.ehtlese the beet 14111111110•11. bet ONO He id • itP•letve taste slat odour, mat egerlin weft geggell. sad muerte .Ih:tart:Kees : M. Jemmies was sdsd la raiderhmi tire aeloahle therabeutk &genie giellerthr 1•••••••••brimorsal* Mete hie c..pahlfte all the egratlve Mk wpm hoe het tiara talogte.l by the Parte id Siggtorati giber here than. thanalial trial@ la Pork sod dams* lomeile• r'l ale . st. Thoutage : CM" gad - IL lakkokrkes. vier ..mn, of Mom Loyd. Park ski Linn Out. Irak. • N..T. C, pAi. Me i kW& le to Mk et • f OA tarar MUM ant/ a MO h 116111114 gig ink stair meet .r rhnatle olleeme. I4lllr a• dd.: has kg Pk k •!.1 —J 4 I/.V.lt treDell &Intik Ikporelisk larks iW. tam tltgalitCrarle: and A GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS. •MITH hae j • fIU IDITSOII d Ids "Ihte , e re. The PRIVA MIDICAL 1111 MD (Ile= or I. . 4 .11 ewe of Nerves, Oshelly, Los or 11.1117. el *404 . I.wi6rle. Ac.. part-tree, se readpi of • drosiol 4.4114 two goirres erratipa—MArers. Or aigns. R Bout cr. went. Tavlsesek•Firk b'siks* $ I THE LONDON PAV I L lON.' ET. PETERSBURG, JAIL & The swasomenit jperrtiod fee the Christmas neitegs The Official Gazette of to-day publishes a report him boa shaded WA& ottraordluary moms. CROWDND /WETLY, tho groutut W sines Wig mi by th e v i s i tors , from the Minister of Public Instruction, manotiomod The inimi XL Mall 111(RNION, haracter : and by the Emperor, and followed by an Imperial table OrifAseake of Nis and c MOW WOOD sad SON • decree, stating that, in consequence of the recent is lair 1611010 INTERTAINIMT, letrodecing a peculiar ~,,„_k_____ the c, • .. o f 0, Peters b urg w ill Trop there teeselles, Er BULLS RUN JIG. ....... , ......f., unlverml F... The V e l lum. el es edectlehe from the welt be closed until a new set of regulations is drawn up. molar Operas, the asteelsaks row or uo• 11111o4t family, sad the extraordinary clarinet The decree also orders the dismissal of the pro- I. lISNDSILSON A LA ILO WONDER N of T H E WIRI- Till oitmcnorr - Olf TBII - 11:1 - Y, - foams and student*. The students are permitted, with a variety at et iser serrellisa however, to pursue their studies at other univerni- THE LONDON PAVILION. TICHBOILIII-NrILIZT, top of the ~ ., Heymartet r a Lt7.—Adastemica IL and Is. Six Bowling- ties o f the empire ; and the poor students will have alleys open del at IL a filltoVll. Nadal Praetor. pecuniary assistance afforded by the Emperor to 11. ISM sad C. OONNHAMMAIL Pr01v1160 , 6 : defray the expense of their journey. TRCHAPEL ROYAL of ST GEORGE, i The professors may, with the sanction of the ITINXISOIL —A SET of POUR NTERIOSICOPIC VIM authorities, be reinstated in their former Vida inapthe "eel*? et the Chet'. "The , emt d m regulations muimbl• when the new regulatio are promulgated. marl a ll i therineusa. .. Cannot MI to Isterost."—Aft 'ousel , " Eighty iniereeting sad rshiable.--Dally Nowa Poise le. Id. ossli, or ft. &i. the mt. Tree for tyro Moms mars. Storootoopot Imo IL to Ins. =dm of on ossattion. MOM 3011111, 166 - dwd.otnott. Loads% mut, ogeoelt• Ilead-*ems 1 TILE ITALIAN PI TURIN, JAN. 3. resumed their • to-day . The Chambers _— sittings . ~ LIM SELECT LIBRARY . — Yore than ' si gnor Rotwi communicated m of to t h e Chamber Nil • wawa vetwaes ~mo w been lidded le tile Lbw, thee Jenenurg. Ugh This gap* megglece a lerge mew ei Deputise a speed+ deliverlid by the mug in ropy to' , wows a ... 7 nowt wart er acknowledged mewl or vowel ~ parliamentary deputation. ..... is bbeery, h , War* and e adeeldelre. sot We=e h all i =nr i =w l Wes et Lb* In this speech the King said be was confident principal ws, at pregenl la eirenledlos are tog nob, and will be tree, on —CHALLIS that the union between Crown and people would IDWalr i lreth i, err e Cieford elgeet,air=,Croseelrese, alwa rema in firm ; and that although, for reasons . ys llanchreter, , and ewelreet, Bern I with which every one is acquainted, the Italian I cause had not made great progress during the pest year, he hoped that the new year would be more. favourable. TEN ITALIAN MINISTRY. 2T1812i, Jar. S. Tito Mniarchia Nelielbilie of to-day or : " Yesterday, at a meeting of the mambas who form the majority in the Chamber of Deputioi l Baron Ricasoli explained the difficulties which oppose the oomph ion of the ministry, and said h‘ believed that the Cabinet, as at present constituted; was sufficient for the exigencies of the state. A long discussion ensued, in the course of which several deputies spoke in favour of the ministry, but no decision was come to." RIJIMLL ST. PETERSBURG, JAN. 2. The Emperor has commuted the sentence ou M. Bielobrieski to one year's imprisonment in a fork tress, and has ordered due respect to be paid to tlit age and clerical character of the prisoner. .1 INDIA. BOMBAY, D. It The man who was captured at Kurraohee whoa tryiug to get away from India, was recognised by a former servant as the liana Sahib. lie was diF guised as a merchant. Salabut Khan, the murderer of Major Burton, is to be hanged at Kotah. Colas' Baird Smith is returning home on accouit of ill health. Mr. Laing has arrived in Calcutta. A resolution of the chief Governor-General creates a of the Central Provinces. Lieutenant Steward, of her Majesty's 28th Regi ment, has been murdered by his native servantAi Massitaraft BOMBAY, D. 12, geode iera active, kad plots rage rially advancing. Cotton active and advancing. Broach, 186 r. Malwa opium, 1,480 r. per cheat. Copper advancing—Sheathing, 59r. ; tile, bBr. . _ Zschange on London, Government Securities—Four per Cents., 811; Five per Cents., 971; Five-and-s-Half per Cents., 1041 Freights quiet. Cotton, 50s. to 521. ceLcurre, Die. U. My Telegraph to Bontay.) _ Grey goods firm. Twist unchanged. Rice and linseed have again risen. Indigo market excited. Copper sheathing, 411 r. ; tile, 40r. Exchange on London, 2.0 g. Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Government Securi ties, 105 g. Freight, 60s. AMERICA. QUEENSTOWN, JAN. 3. The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Company's steamer Glasgow, from New York on the 21st ult., has arrived here. She brings the United States mail, and 112 passengers. Her news has been anticipated. WOOLWICH, JAN. 3. Diraartras or Row. Akeanzear roe CArLDAt AND TIN Wan broome.—Tids masa the thew& mad Thki Dietteite of the 13th Brhpd• &eye' Artither, sthimiled by /lays F. C. Syne sad Capeaaa J. & ram mien far est Melee Child% battery el Genhea AAA. lermeased fee Wax. Nova the ad los atheedied ea= a af hmeetha teatehed fres Lttoulesil aha B Wm eam te L le erk rsibmsat, the et. IS pler. met to I=Magyae Oma where the tom w math* 11141101701/ es hand a eisam-yeekst. The ethers 1111111111111paii the km dM :—Secood Ned= Otearrtie, god Dora; Tiont4rettnta Price. Mien, Weer era, Ikea, ow. Mee Galloway, sad Padare BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS. The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company have received the following telegram : ILtRSEILLEB, Jmt. 3. The )(when, with the aboet7nTs:iTs, — ;;;edin the roads about mid-day, and will continue her voyage to Southampton this afternoon. The Marseilles portion of the mails left for Load= at 2p.m. Tai SMITS/ PIIIVATISIL—A letter wan received yesterday at Lloyd's from the Secretary of the Admiralty) mistime that the Inspectiogeommander of the Closet Guard. at Bmmegate, had reported that • suspicious looking steamer was seen cruising about the Channel, off Dover on the 27th nIL, which, from circumstances since transp ired, there is every reason to 'oppose was the Confederate privateer Mesmer Sumter. The Adder, revenue cutter, boarded an American ship on the Ist inaL off the South Foreland which left New York on the 28th of November, the meeter of which reported that the Sumter, when she was last hewn' of by the Federal navy, had left the Southern Coast of Americo, and whim lag seen was 'raking in the direction of Europe. The officers of the Adder found a seaman cm board who had previonely served in the Sumter, and ob- Mired frees him the full duseiption of her. She was about 1,600 toes, painted black, and very fast, with other parti• calm, Thiel answers the description of the ship seen off Dover. . _ diwilial, Soares LETTER ON THE NsMae or room thaa would bis Ist . .if the tax was imposed elk the ihrort.t. axe Mama. —Ths hitter of °morel /Mott was rues basie as it wse is usury other pert of the osualry. Thu published in Now York as the 19th, sad was received as • motrogebs paid nearly Mir the samunt of the home laz of ritual pine of minim This New York Timm says : the whole , Them was also the maim tan. Ms " °moral Boott has gamed Mill another title to the p r ishabitaata w frhs metropolis mined willies to bre web of titude lie eseetryase by striking at the rigid momenti . __ . as . amonat of taxation that he was only off seepetesd the the key-sots of Animism sestiment, cad indicating the at- 1 MELANCHOLY 811301D11 IN DIIIIIIIZII6D-rAsi.— Chamence of the Isshogner Ist thous so skasp/y. titude of mingled moderation sad dimness which our go on Thtusdav aftermen Ns body ii Mr. Jobs Halms. L• Uriaglitsei KO ihMe" SIN adlialintio. al *dm Labs vernment has taken and mem to lump. ! aos b os fi o , o f g m m oo d, in m um w a r d metropolis was defective. Th ee 'Weld be one lbeitsal VEIMIL6 CAPTURED NT THR AMERICAN Go- i b U e l me ooe ti b ee , a mm is gas aa n s hrub. Criminal fl o s e nd OMB ONIMMI Civil Omit, for dm edmiesi TEENNENT.—The following airless appear in Lloyd's b o sun of IfirksiZenamL Alsalphir of the body wee an Stead= el it the that elleteerdie es • wags "labia List:—" New York, Dm 2/1 : The Cheshire, which was old &slimmed eels pistol . TM waistcoat of dos dessemed Hs ass le Ref the Imes , UPI abelledlle captured oil Charleston, and brought hare, is from Liver- was open, mid *aim the bead me Mel eft silk as deep had aotilleg owe et wen thee •et ille , which weella, in [The Chealskro. Craig, sailed from Liverpool fur wound. Yeereedep mei ingesst was Wad fie ths body Won his ewe language, afford "a meorm flow of justicejustioV.saa. Va el erau, 10th Out.) Boston, Dec. 16 : The Lids (sloop), Mr. Cluirton, me se the esecess far Cheshire. Two semi throughout the you fa the lastropulis. This, however, owned in &vanish, but flying English colours, laden with of the deceased peeved tbed tbdr Peter led lattarly Wei Mee be • =Mee el gm: for ill would be erevelsri, ill the copper, salt, we" sugar. fad, and rigor., ms captured off in low spi ri ts moil WA be IA his slam on Tuesday arise- lost place, to have the owls built. TM poorlaw bill of Savasaah, lat Doe., whilosedamouring to run the blockade . " • mos. n• Idiom. able liketided the pistol footed along- bre siseeksewes. _flail le ehereeder end hiperliwit I. lIE lip- D/011ittlet OF THIE MERSEY. Y esterday, the ri ds dee hely el die due as ono of two which he kept etioadessi. mid M ebb dee. bled +Whim it would DOA prows moan steam screw frigate Birsamld (51), Captain A. Cumming, ia his badman. Ths jary retuned • verdict of "Tier Isededieeel thee eneaseeleeee is he weellies. Be was en &Moodie Ms Mersey , socompaalad hi the /hornet gunboat. parry lasemity." inhosate fee, and ouggeseed the polio, a, _maim the Isola , peen an. dm sow em meet to Id=ool, Me shoat : Tim Suaricien Mune= AY DI/HUM—no . emir _ .esetelle.. leek& Mn; bo seaskierod that If the ' Ameba , the mew Iluteelleel Isle OIL tits ll), inquest on the body of Charles lloalseresry, wham death ' slai•„. L'ima a* 0,0 47 a the POO. sad plsdpd al ." 1 . 2 1. 111 . 611 "ma mar thil , comma of Lists. Bee. wider suspicious oirsaserisnma was rsermiel is ow 40111141/ ~._1 • "( wi Pia 7. ._.,.. 100 leek is gull , tissy ought to ham , e 1 1 . 0; I. IF ttmelesebe. The Mimi wee we the eedginellY of Tuesday, was reword ea Thareisy, at Mem Mr.. e" mami si niaugsmig the seallPtheee the 7 eillseeeds lad& destiation of **pal:eats Jima& and Brew% two H a w" same .. d Dud* s w a g th i s i ss h a g s a e aim ; ' vens me the ems. Rs was ea adesseto far some mem of of the Pebeeit kale et Peewah, bet tho Ad- I stortert mersinatioe of Ohs Indy. as semi osegariisa el memo* mishit &PAW hileoese useless and men. They edellels is stir to Wevide elleeesti7 for the &heel el dm Me brain mid Imps ; the mom of the body caws ImMlAltr o l." umi,..__° $ 11 ., 1 a Sri* talaiE had here sleds in dm beak • psalm" pert in UM world, set ssicia=se ormagaisse% i with this axemboa. In bb °palms death remelted hem m- ly= me- AV the law es it sew Moeda • man mialmaled • and seamed them tom boats to the 1 mature to cold. Yr. Cabana, surgeon, gam rimier oil- • be the elseellet (4 Illis 1 0 wee NA Mb Peleele le. It, lOsTurm.PAsaos.—Omi Sunznio 'DAT. —Moss- i 01,. The jury. sno t som e ~,,,,s ( gousbus mum& a be meld ham ids ease inWeell into and be lihmatal by •• MT. Jaw. 2.—Dorrookad Mebins.—Adninicies as Densest, ' rennet to the sisal Mid Messed died ham exponsre to lam el the mut. bed be the esee of • poor ram who On i Mlle by sets= tidelbe 1 . 303 -i Wel elideelels - MID. Was les est abis to senbeel • debt sl UV., es midi privilege IRAS DOM OR MUM MA TOR OMB OOINSA. FINDLAT IE 11, and CO., IS, WidMaeda street, Straad. Loadaa, W.C.. Id, Priam Albert- n* MOW. ; aad FINDLLTER, MACKIK, TODD, sod Co., US. TonLey street, Letedowbridge. WINK. SPIRIT, Mitt sod ALE ILIRCIIANTS, Stake up Haltdozeu loser Stamper% cooleteies Owe Bottle Meet Oepweefte. Owe „ Beet Seeteli wt 'lmmo. ono „ imoiso orb „ DM ari Gk. Owe ..(NNW Os• thess Pat y. Delivered tree withle Na vim of Om Establlehmests. Omer, orders to be esweepewlei by a remittance. STIVINS sod SON Wipe mad Spirit Merchants.' NMI= and COLONIAL APIKITS.--ntorros and Ws Mogi& Or his keg boss known for its isperiority o Z a ny.. eM Stows : its high way is =ado= ST_ _.ma. 1 • . - 2 Flrimieu. , -Ith. ....... ..., was. Inn. yr Jambi. Ifatd., Inn : very' oink* ITa per paw a A lnn M. !MY& Brandy, brown or pi* 16. per pia One* lin Id. In addition In IlwahoteMonas and Nis hoop Ilidskis Ifallawir, 171 per. ram mime ow AI weds 4.llveron boo within Ivo ram Timm snek-73. IldwingnOneltrest India. LONDON CARPIT WARZHOI7BB. WAVON sot SOIL a ma 4. woowassresat w. Y CHAIRS, 00170HZEI, and BIDS. LIABSSIOWN 100111111111usss ems se as awl simisSo sad Wkern. Poe up Is soy NW Nan kr Isavilhsg, sod k books am meek NNW" sod WWI& Oalsw Woo boa. Placedift. tkAßLovra SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN reasils • Ism d ssd with • man linadfai of cools. Slni sawing Is liammas ;We swan issmailtiny round la ersi7 part, shaft linowsiall nil sm. awl all Ins wavy sad nutritious preparibin reldasel. hiss MIL MIL Thaw surprising anis sa•pasiwsidlipaimelle isaminallat al bast. BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's, sa un : sit M nnia, lial d ddas Ws browns implehle dd r i psetection. trios S. la, Oa BARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, the lianasesid s trim/. varraintsd to says cos ton of oils SM. Ms, ILL IIL (Win lain lin yam) --- HARLOW'S TABLE CUTLERY, Une q ualled .1•E Mr Air or . leery ashaced to luVae 13.., ets CAL Ea. U. prospos !1a pee kind keod)s e tit k• • 13ARLOVPS MAGIC OYSTER OPENEIL-A need Nod beriese laweities. Pries s M. RARLOWS INDELIBLE MARKING lIL No prepantkm MOM. itie le perirride. TPAILOrg POUT CASK STAND. No vast% It eadkamat Armesed lat e l. WA repay Me MIAs test Is a AAA. Prim Ile. ear ie BARLOW'S RELY - ACTING SYPHON TAP. xsAM peg required: au mon At beer er war else. Prke 4e. : Atte sleaze plated. 9+.—Apply Erect A JAMES 11.11ALOW, paleatee. It. CIEs Wllllametreet. Illeadoe.leyees. Me that IA aree sad address le oa every artkle . all otter we aperteaelrWoaa tairarlapp araita Established Um. WOMBS SPERM CANDLES, 11. 4d. awl .15 I LO= : dee OMB was, IL fd. trampareat wax, IL ; wal„ fa ; Clerw wan ew , IL botanic wax, ; Mal, L . compel:lla, led., Yid., and the best. : minas lee TeLleer e lan" M. ; imasemsta. 9{d.: dye. ; seethe ; Gobs 04 ea. lA. per paws ; fellaw war. 30, IN.. Ida, awl Ma pm Maw ; aireMok 4sa. ; old brows Wladme, Is M. fee padre ; moms brow Windsor, Is.: white La dd.; tram L. 4d. : ,Ipmelso awl shwoud, le per few—dwir mak IL P. DAMS mil MOW ill sabllthr4 ware bay" Ilk M. liwfiewboo„ Clwriwpwrom. Lark& W.C. THIS DAT, the 4th, is published the FIRST I.Morasstar la. at Ow ATuicsault. Erb Takao' easpide la lientf, wall Title-page arod Wet. Jest set, pries ed., by post far T stamps, - D MIMS PERFUMED ALMA/JACK for .1.%0 besetthilty printed is ell sawn. Imparts R de. rau=2.6.• MOM Sa preessit. Bold by Stassel. portend", 114 Iltread, sae 114. Conan Mt pul UMW Oil 1 5 1 e 1111111017141112118, 6111111 AL DEILLITY, de. Jost pialtbied. le, set tree trove the Anther kelt AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSe:2 COM of PREMATURE DECLINI la 11Alf, with piths directions for perfect restoration to health sad Osier, the result of twenty Ere years' successful practice la the trestasest of Mee pecull.ir nervous and acquired diseases whisk teed to embitter sad shorten life. By Dr. J. L Corns, 11. ithemalleetreet, Plecarillly. London. Consoltatioaa, lto till S, and Ito " Weisel no hesitation In Imo Inc there Is sionowboref society by whew the book will nut he found met ul—mbellammmili penes hold rat s.: mim e( par; i zt e =ceator .ii , or jc.l=4:—dawarooke. THE REPRIMILYTATIOM Or KERRY. —lt has been that gmerally rumoured ia Tisk, far ths last few days that the senior county representative. the Right Hoe. H. A. Harbert, is skeet to be raised to the peerage. The recent death of Lord Riveredide has caused a yummy he the Irish mem% which, it is said, thegentlemea referred to will be aebMad to 6L. Should this prove correct, Kerry will be likely the theatre of a very eeverely-costested election. The general opinion is that the "*lsiah " would be left among three gentlemen, namely, Mr. Henry Arthur Her bert, of the Coldstream Guards, the eldest eon of Camel Herbert, our present remesentative ; Mr. Morrough Bee nerd, D.L., and Mr. D. Coltaman.—Sayaderilfews. THE GROVER...I' COMPANY AND EDVCATION. —The court of assistants of the Worshipful Company of Grocers (with the view to extend the aily.intagee of liberal edam tion amongst the children of its members) have resolved to assist in defraviog the expense of educating six hove, be• tween the ages of ten nod fifteen years (being sons of livery. men or freemen of the company), as boarders at the grammar school of Sir W. laxtou, situate at Ormille, in Northamp tonshire, where the company's exhibitions, of 50/. per annum each, are tenable for three years at Oxford or Canihridge, and are ones to pupils of three years' standing and u nd er nineteen years of age. It has also been resolved to re. commeod six boys, between the ages of sine and fifteen years (sons of liverymen or freemen af the company). for gratuitous education at the City of London School ; an allowasere i, ;.n addition to the amount of school fora, will he suede for s elected to this school, if it shall appear to the court assistant. that the circumstances d the parents rerire lt. —City Preve. THE METROPOLITAN MAIM DEAINAOR —On Thirstily the works for the great metropolitan main drainage woes attended from the Bayswater-road along Oxfordetrest, to Marylebose.bine, shafts being sunk at' distenom of 100 yards apart. The sewer is formed by ton • iseleed of an open cutting, thus preventing all kapedienimte to the public truffle. Upwards at 3.000 navvies sad labourers are now employed on the weeks fee the good cattail sewer between Barking, Ham, and Ilkord• fort, mod the works are now rapidly approaching samplmaimo at skis pidot of the uedertakies. Vanes Nam Oran.—Messrs. Beale and Wood have punimmei the satire copyright of the sew opera Le Ares del Dais°, composed by Verdi, expressly by emir .1 the Emperor, for the Imperial IIkIMIER OR Poionistrog. AQl7Alloll.—thriviai l rr BOAT RAC& —An eight aired mash has tees weed upon between the Uoiverst- Mem of Word mei peerage, whisk will probably take phase at the and al the sensed week Ma April, at Putney, es the mem the 'hie se =my galkat noes ham bees erlteemad. Ti Wised nandemee brig triumphant al MA NM% Ossahniss me Me shadsersars as the permit ..raise. TMJ FATAL ACCIDENT TO OAPTAIII IINN/NT. —as gent ...___ duty. He lee dew that duty psee ,llMMlelleilli - g nets reessiserm and everythirg thee aides to do medal and hap id lb. /thier they the people al lloglaed telly rapes debt they owed to the meaty ot the bared - Palm wile me, aim I Dad pme to his net. (Hear, ipex.)_ It wield, he bested, be some *comfort to Itle A4sety to hmow that sever lad so may "SW rem and ten doe wome bees bowed down with grid in . hid been the see mime Mr liebeffple IIeibIIIIOIIVOMISIBL Prost pond me and WA= wiC T rine prayer sod that me, that the swig support oar kisses threselt bar heavy bit Iffielion Dr. Arran, ler Me neohaileee the dempell end suet with lb. Mal& tilibilek me about to be to the soesery ha the Wm P Oinewt. Ihe seolubto was carried eirrelseuely. 011. 0/1/1 Nei to semi the aillewts isolation : =mod " The Sheldiente irm=s el gai the tat y eniemi tatris heresg t h 2=ny of ite :r ithwaL ol the mentry has susidned bath el his Its* High ma lin - Piths Cleemet with falba' of the deepest end most yeethered smut leg to die te her Mir hearth& emteieme apse the 00008 " 0 " d that sad emit sad DatiOng eelenthy, and while they bow with "Maisie to the Min will, it will be their seesient prayer that It my pima Gad to xilsla ibeir Qum in bar timed Inseile, end grant Mr • he t roe end sip their lead." The pewee et hose exhausted /a every 'pulpit 'NE is sera =NB le the land, in bosom of the Rbrithene mma whe bed ymt Mond trail ti s. ; them. It bed lees maid iW tiler ewe ease too late, and that the moths should we bee essvened before ; but he Hirt aot, he thought that the seared privacy of wee t sot too soon to be Steeled as, sad that it was telly tto allow the Mt ahem eels of misery to pew away before the royal pneees. was Streded upon. Dr. Jas sensindei by Pmwug the rsiolutiest, width was seeder Wr. /thecter, red passed usaalinowsly. The Nev. W. D. Lose, Heels et Dereteedspy, moved the next resolidis " That the forsoing raeolutioes be inisted in three ineming papers, and is the keel Purnale." He eolith asoint the stemma et Dr. Challis' ss to themirer ,erillipiettie rah! eympathy, se la his !parish, the kneel Ilia I. the borough, there was bat one esthieset et grief pis the whole dfm working dime. Never had there - meembied in his arish shush a mere anew -oppreaed ecegregathee them l e tbe 1M i DaleaUt last whoa there wee era a dry eye in driereb, mad the ems spectacle was to be witeseed in it ea the day of the hese, when he had a apsel emirs br. J. Loom, X.P., who aecooded the 'notice, re =that sbertnees et the nobs given had deprived "1 the lie prommee of his college% Mr. lamed. Ha (Hr. leeks) meld add diale to the escouniess which bed hen passed so the /ale Prime Clensort, bet be might mated to mks use observation. If they L Cairigh the page" of history they would AM that no dorm occupied , the high pantile Med man woo eitr ion Omelet had with so much bosom by the mew succeeded in othalabg the confidence' "? rib will of the Emil& people. (Hear, hem) It was, therefore, a most remarkable feet that his Royal Highness had sot only othaisted the comillosse but had won the love of the whole peopled this great Isabel. why? Because, in addition to the performer's oi all those dementia duties which the people of this seuelry knew so well how to es. presets, in his public acts he footers& art, be stbaslated edustrial eatorprise and he exerted himself to improve the dwellings of the people. (Chess) After one or two fur ther remarks the hoe. and learned gentleman omelette& by sesedlog the reselstim which, like its predecessor, ma carried unaninimely. The proceedings hesitated with a vote of thanks to the high bailiff, sad a ropes* that he would forward the ad dress to Sir George Grey. dee66 sTe w tephisTememat: R.N., 'olds! , * 416 Tiressiw,ander eissmohmets Cl a alleim 11 appose that • himadge2, mummies' Wes Gamel the mime, Geplah awed% 1 ir li A s i ris' ll.llll esssms is New Minima, lobes amm , matithis the Mrs, bees Imes se hegira* ili R 118=ateltesi, Captain Teessak R.N. (o 1 = 1"I llis 1, the eralleberil °meek tie Der. 10. Jambi all ems of the *kw seemista of the hotly, hip Bear are Idaesis, the Not et Oslosel Ameetik Cl = " 6 ll.l4 welve stele* far fie room of plinths( Cl 6 sherds" .11fIlle .peeeedlet a ti lbe „.. ride b r il 4ikt a deed Abbess et the Imm o Cl whisk Giphis Ommel6 66 4 d e l :sait7Z ell while twelve& et link eller blot be fel dlip6Me Clestroft aelseed Om 164 Illsommbelose ' Q.sAt she some memest Ihe Cl wet* 41 eastflet =Awls la tfse l = et Cliphilit Marin ell t , melp, sad Wag lam olestemseuely. A mai hd. tea peen cf ii steed smarm *the side Cl bit shad father WOO Owl. Crearea was la I, dale et the inallmtismy. kaAar Caere ft Asesette, with the amilesee of the Ur. 1 . Jervis, bed the body m. awed to the hell. Mrs. Tears% the wife of the armed, wee Maytag with bra dear lin. Sibthar% el Osswiolt. A.... as they easl os ik e ssiimm ) , X4sr Astsetle sad the Rev. Robert tepiej w itt Ome vilsk-hall to break the feertul Mae I. id by Mr sympathies doter, isimedieleV i a therm. lehrmeas• al the fatal bets forwarded Via . Coroner litt:lim ialli = inetisme• hemediately kis sommesee, mil Cl el& eels* 16 As eves* held the lageml. Is emirs, temerVthe amour stated es% trim lie_ i rraly palatal eireemeteeste Milli hilt emed, be 1•11 felt It hie ditty Is iesthem Ile Ilsipait: sooty by emmille. as the maw wet AI tims by -Wig wh u ., as the 'Adams a the . be. 1 0. farms would eallety them rte the us Cl the seddest. The Bn. 1 G. Jarvis ileposed—Os Thursday about halt-past twelve o'elook, I lett the ball with $ with the latestka Cl abashes phessealle. 01 tide the deesesed,Oaptels Tames% wee es t e 01.1•16 Otearatt swam Wilea die 11% pheasua pot op, mid was rlt • sits misted with his first bend. lbermal . M . , • Tied of blm. sad to the bed et my belief bed ho allow °spade Crewel& to la% Mtge. stf ". 73o SA Immel was &shamed, be weddesly ma op at the mismall the mooed berrel vu lad. aed the scatteats wore sselleed by him oe the heed, tear* ett the 'rap. His oath ves iumeatimeous. The Gamer, la bristly sammisi ea evil sapeetel his 1 permed sorrow far the aka= el the May. Tbs jury also it:premed tisk deer war* es& istaraed a meet et "Asehisstal Death, . 111TROPOLITAir BOARD OP WORKS. The Ordinary 1.101 . 111111 A et the board warn held yes- . 06ile er tell ‘; 4 . 01 / Srinlag4f u r lArr. Teeruthe in the chair. The board proceeded to the election of • surveyor for Chelsea. There were 23 esedidstes, end according to the caul custom, the umben were . redoeed to au, viz., Neeirs. Billing, Papworth, Wood, Lightly, Kerr , and Cole. A show of bands wu thee takes, tad the itlecilou fell on Kr. Samuel Wood, by a majority of 3& A report was brought up from the Finance Committee, recommending that the Uovernor end Company of the Bank of England be requested to give directions for • further advance to the board of 100,0001. for the purposes of the main drainage, agreeably to the provisions of the agreement between the board and the Beak, that tee bonds for 10,0001. slob, as security for such advance, be prepared, end that the common stela the board be axed thereto." The adoption of the report wee curried unanimously. A report was brought up from the Main Drainage Com. mile., stating that the committee estwtain very favourably the proposition for dealing with the sewage of the northern area of the metropolis, ceetaimid in the communications from the Hoe. William Napier and William Hope, Eaq., end recommending the board to asseat to the principle of • conoresion of the sewage fcr • term of lift ran, provided the requisite authority he granted by th e legWatu re , to the board, sod subject to t he iatrodoctioo cd all clauses in the bill for the protection of the board, and el public interests confided to them. and fur ensuring. the fullOment by the company of the obligations sodertakee by them." The report was very lengthy, and was not read. Mr. IN ILKDrISON Mid es it MIS the intention ant to have the report read to-dey, he would just give tie board the substance of the 'dateless el the committee. He said the committee, when they met oe Friday hat, had before them the consideration of four sellemes, sad they taltinetel_Lt_eme to the conclusion of reeemmeeale to the board the 'of the propositithe ei Mesas. lier sad Hope. The ob el their plan is to deal with the wrap in scab • way ea to meet the requirements of the sot, sad to wine{ the pow bility of • nuisance to the public. The ob sot is to obtain an act, of parliament, sad upset from the crown ot 20,000 Urea of lead on the Ewes COWL They proposed to con strict a certain culvert, Was all theuerage proper, except the rainfall mixture, dune a thine fhb lends in the member that had been adopt ed with se meek swum in Edinburgh. the works were so eimilreeleil se le rimy eilkoolv the sewage, end involving in no way whatever an Interference with their present outfall, end they were so constricted that no alter , ation whatever in their pneset works would be required. that any time they found them unable to carry out the works the board wouldsimply have todietharge the mwage into the Thames am at the roust time. After the reelistiou of 10 per cent. profit it wee proposed by the company that if would be) *t should be eqween the company a nd i the board, and Ia like manner if the pulite should be sufficient to recoup the company in the ' , amount of outlay and the payment of 10 per cent. profit, then the ultimate prod& to be derived from the lands, should be divided between the board and the company. He ' could well conceive the board would not like to involve itself in a commercial emu= which might render them liable to say respoesibility He could aware them that the committee ' in coining to theWreporte carefully considered, and had made provisions (shield any such thing occur, which in the • opinion of the emanuttee they thought there would not) for protecting the board from any such result. He concluded - by moving that the report be printed and circulated swag the members of the board and that the ; • oessideratles be adjourned for • week. 1 The motion wee carried nem con. The monthly report cm the progress of the Main Drainage Works, promoted_ by the engineer, showed that the pro , green hes oe the whole hue retributory, although at this I period of the year the abort days end unsettled state of the ' weather secemarily retard all building operations. Yesterday's Gazette publishes • further list of addressee sad resolutioos of coodoleses, on the occasion of the death of his Royal Highness the Prince Consort, which hays been treasmittei to the Right lion. Sir George Grey, Herb, her Majesty's principal Bemsoary of State for the Home Depart/mat, to be laid Were the Queen. CONDOLENCE WITH HEX awagrr. was granted, mad he eau liable to two years' hoiriementt. —o— ' He should endeavour in the wurt issue of peelluseat THE BOROUGH OF HOMMEL= .to place the poor man ou the same tooting u ned7 ln com mea phases with a rag a niai lassami tion a mod use n iphab umer . t•li caiee:i this he . t i bt r u volumaraitaa i ttr a --. this .doeition .._... rea tee r c oian t * theedteeste t am pwr i uif.et imi sthu l teats of the al tSl / " Stathwark was coovened for t ate L emma had new pievidled so long that be wee a =VI the bailiff, sad wee held at the Briar °pi ion that ilia aka* wi esatrolling, mud do The chair chair wee taken bf W. Ga11." 21 / ral'..,,_. thing ° to awl proireie whication. He cossidered Met baili ff ; ead, ea the platform ,„_w• al•• • ._•b •• ", ,w — " r • tbat eh. meek mintte of the government went in C••=1:: B. " SI N "'V' Dr. Anse, 'Lev. J. A. Long, the right direction, and he hoped it would evasive Wattles R. . Zech 0. A. away, Bro., J. Valium, &ft. coacigeration in parlisznast. His *aka was that it was Delbleb B. 3. Lithe, lociii. LP:.? Mu m. " • not a sound principle that the emotive goverment should Mamie, 3. W J. //Abiders. O. ill, iff" D. Itcd•rii have 1,00%0001. to aa e eat amid* to the manse and 3 • Hindi, W. A 'Meese. E. GO, J. 31 •••• 1 7 , decisions of a bawd. but that, if motley wee to T. Medte, H. flassikm. ha. , be eves to suonerege the eduatioa of the people, The afflN &Am book/ *loud tb• frumkil•P 4 it ought to be punted by a law of parliament and wider ielffell tlaid Hie efetefeldrek le •ii• 00•••• v" whith he proper auditicus. (Hear, bear.) He regretted that the bed ore rasp the allailmild aw moo of De. l 7_, word free trade had often bees made nee of to cover the all the reepeets of the Immift.... _ soma r„ worst sad vilest practices. For himself he did set hesitate wheel were present , and fa ... 601 el., ...elbon_,__,......_ lme l wals , A Z to say, as the representative of the Tower Hamlets, that he their DOC•1 0 4 881111 ac• was. le, errawo_ my =. 1 ......__,.._ _....".= : was an advocate for the principle of restraist and coating waree. A* imwrovonsols 11 1._ _stomil..._ mown 'NW hiesover certain houses which were engaged in a trade which be Ndbilas _Hie olleellin_,,,,_, lo . • 011 =•_,, it. •• •,.,_ ••• would set take upon himself to describe farther, bat which i r i altowial • 8 1. 10 ..„,_•.,„____ _.. l """'s. w destructive both to health and wealth. _lt was well that usald be wsestadelef toome sad Imes ‘Mg". Illff known that he had taken a deep interest ID Indian affairs, holldeola 0 / 01 = , 111 •1 1 0. 1 = 1 .„.....,••' sad became he lied some correspondence with the Beeretau wield 01811114 laili rel ••• for WU on a particular measure, a ge ntleman had been Tie ea ral tr i zatslhit ai re gui t the seeedeg. ; .01 v , .. ;; lioned as his h s e u i c l = in th e t r e e c ge o seatation of De. Oakum' Welf, Ile a" logaDea—m That • which did not, and which he d i r nut know e in i r hi roulS dutiful sad loyal lien the • Haien; b a =kla lee the gases, is o ruer eaus tig .... 1111WIWWWW .... WI IT be bangle& bear.) do `,, for certain ru - • throwpilld perimenna _ _ beleashile SP- ler Ishipari, be dauber Peer it wee right, Pawn mailliteareak to lean Pesaro ideal iag the parr Pined repo* to be dealt with by pure rembeinef Perhiness. In the rase sad oat of the hown be GP that piretsrent were pul4 of • rini liars el day is an harp sputemmese el Pie tied as their op ineponsibility, sad is rateafttlanwelves i g=seeiftsigirn le them ased by private MP. bear.) Met abeillien PP mart wee • suers e PP had bees et peat lONS present Pay parka by gavermerP Prat the PPP os this subject to be height over by private men Pe el pallement. What kind of soadast wee it in • C:=tail the people rat whoa they brought he to the point of revolution they would Pon needier the insruns which they acknowledged to be no wissan ? (Hear.) He wished the government had given I esly emedsnith d the liberal caridnation to thill 0011101411- MOS 111 adled PP they bad given to that of Italy. Veen) Ile was sot ping an that Pamir to eater esnllissetion of Italy, had ari mselves d sealerer OP yd p the ilea WI the ell taly was y the et Pia (Hear.) Bata inenessealiesehing Was then that al Bely was mhos Ingilging Po* p _elf all Begliskensa—lie Par to the - imet pis la berreen the Northam sad &lathers HIP ES APO% ind panes in which Begird stood la rehilin thebrallest. (Hear, hear.) Hs laid rune eseks•asisi te Ireaaa opinion on that meet important womilina, sad it was right that his eartitneets should Pm what it was. (Hear, bear.) Ia t tr za rrata the people WOES united by the sentiment of elle limos to the Q 611116 0, sad as they pore their joy in some measure with that al the sovereign • who the adios, an, as was seen ea a resist eammilp r =a l also participated in the sorrow of the sovereign. (Hear.) Oti the other side of the Atlantic no sack feria( existed. Those was no great matiment to bind the people as or Natio% and the States which compeer the American Vera nanded themselves as severely sad Me mast Slashing el ilmeresa streassa, freat iada rPol l ne s" - tea dews, foresaw mod deflated that PPP then was a • distinct saysation al °giros benne North sad Sark. the ll_ was praelarly ger What bad bra Perm took Ore after the el Ms. Liareels. The Sear and N IMP he habits, Pliny aprons, _PI in social Nnpolitical iseldtaideas. awl the territorial divides fr iend from this el vine sad al sentiment. When &shad saw that NAP sad South wise armed the eas siren the othss. beri IP defect. myna yearn meets and had thriaihreat digs on the it himismo the daty el the yeennosed consider whet s Pp Pahl adopt, sad they en that which was the bi llt i r esame eider the of One was erased se rang lir= this j=siM prosy was nerved bp the Plage el Washiness, Z si t i e sa med despahres aniessiel.homa ffir. ewer faailsollod• nomiappeesedlobeiseeneliffides sandklbeha- Pow PPP, i oesiesefiss misin i deneries, end the Fpar 'Mils& Hodoad wee for pimp , bear.) When it was asked is America what will the erer of the Fever do? it was answered, be will do what • nu.- ^ics best sad mast politic. But when the same ere ha tin; WA laid Wl= regain OD Sall imaga 5v.. 111i. f.a.,' it was newered they are afraid to do this or that. (Hear.) The Nortlno States of America asserted rights for them selves which were unprecedented in the m oder n history of Pip. Is denying to the,Southerne the position of both parents they deprived themselves at the right of marching any English ship, unison ne was going to a port of their own oonntry. But the Northern Americans not only searched sa Eagliek vessel, but they took from it mal ingers of poses, sal the act was, if possible, aggravated by the circumstances under which it was committeu. W• had, moreover, the right be treaty, in return for valuable con. error, of trip With all the States of the 'Union unless they were interdicted by the properly eptituted autho rity. Had they interdicted that right in • manner con formable to law ? He maintained rod they bail not, be- MUM, ironies to their own countries, it was not in the power of the President or the Congress to interdict the Inds al any State, unless that State itself was • consenting party. Let Siphon that the government al this country, of by insaifesting the power sad strength el %eq. woul d give amesica to the ries better and Per f on the pert of the people al Amoeba. Maas bear.) Plied lie scald magestaiste them on the surPder el Massa and Slidell. But even if they were surrendered he would be oily Prim them if be saggested that this would put an mod to the dltgenithts which might arise. (Hear.) They mast remember that there was • de facto government in the Soothers States, and those States might justly p H yea do not recognise es as an existing Pea, you poet Impart that we will supply you with that article which is • neendty for your people. It was difficult to combat that preposition. Some persons thought that this question Pad berried by arbitration. But this was oat al those patio= which could not be settled by say sere 11141111111: You could not arbitrate the existence of errantries or the handers of peoples, The North would require Pasiseioe r the preliminary of arbitration, and the Soar would Pear iodependenos. He was not him self tad with the facts, but he believed they were log • comlities of grievous calamity to the workieg people of this country. It, was true the actual stock o f cotton in hand was not diminished, but in ordinary yens the next year's mop was being brought into this country from January to the allin/Oli. If they could not get that crop in the present state of affairs in America the stock in hand would soon be diminished, and in a few months they might awake to the 00WICi0111104110 of the fact that the industry of Purrs and minima had vanished from the land. (Hear, hear.) He had heard it stated that the cotton was not at the sea ports for exportation, but that it was in leaf in the interior, and that it would require all the exertions of America and England combined to get it in sufficient time and quantity into this coun try to keep the working clauses employed half time. (Hear, hear.) It vat the duty of ministers at to anticipate =ironer or to precipitate calamity, but he trusted the grimiest would not suddenly awake, se ="ais the ors of Inked, to the consciousness ll a rote was • brae is the land. He Loped they would act shriek from their duty through any cold philo sophy, er icy Pions about the .twat preservation of prow Let them rather throw themselves with a noble wirer we the people of England, who would make common same with them, and who would never allow some to perish that othen might enjoy comfort, prosperity, and repose. It war should follow they would have the erection a knowing that it was not a, war of their seeking, but one that was forced upon them by the arrogant and overbearing detennimition of the Northern States of America to refuse to England her just rights. England had already recognised de facto goverements in the ease of the South American republics, (keen Belgium, end Italy, sad the Veiled States did the same. Whip w •Inggling with PEP government of the Unite ung l r ltatrs C " ertrr i Ma Pr Zo b r aikr isa lekdagar th e recognition i rk t o o e the former,th Pima indepudenoe at linnpre. sad now Eagbuid was bland for !acknowledging the briipeent rights of the SP& (Hear.) It was as llght matter to have thousands, perhaps minims, of sea is this country thrown out of imployesset, or reduced to work ou half-time. Some per sons spire lightly of the half time al the working classes, bat the half-time of the working man inert the lees of half his income to the tin of property. (Hear.) He bop the people of Enka would stand together as this pros,ry, resolved he supportwns the honour and Petty el the mar resolved le pra that place whin 'May ch irped by suffering and spike araongst the arrow of the earth, air lo brad dews, eat abided by one jot, the lobe- Masse whisk they bad nerved from their Priers. On the morn of Mr. BORNIT, pored by Mr. dace eme, a vete elf Brake sad relitiesee in lir. Apra was prod. sad the Peeing separated. or nue MKS/MY DOCK Doe;;.lir. Itebeet Rash* maerehaat intil eiipoerver, was sleeted yeetenky, at the fret seesti.i of the non. ranted beard, Admen tee the saishig year. 0•11 asrre a 4 •• ••• isolation—" T• •• • erbii did sot sod which he dill nut know itimeda dates' sad lo 7 •1 address r e r••••••i reipsdie r her 11 4• 1 • Y sae mested._ ( hear.) do numb for aortas id- gases, is termed week • 3 •• c • • ••• law mews whisk lad poi abroad respecting him. (Cheses.) I••••••I_. _••••• a k 2 •7• 101 0•• • the tr im* C haim % , led dot mush to my ea the subject of reform They msdirmel medir7. ' I Immer bey larrin bad boa dadt with by the Nz. J. Irzioroa essasibas the Nook said QM mo o a * 60 lb* °I • ••• 14 mg 'limbed • Memo thur • sidles p lldg Y Met sall-dorr so • brfah that bow mipsm a r am innimpy . . tho uslim. mod •••• is h o d • I. " iows••• bee bisipiiiig amain* for SW Mimi of 48 4. Ind a"! la" dui,. w mg____V swim e i n dis ' thaw spisedi peembermot ampTiatimus !ida book.bssa MIL AYIEFON AND HIS colisnruaNrs. List night a numerous meeting assembled at the Beaussont loWtataon, Tower Hamlets, fur the purpose Of bearing an address from Mr. Ayrtoo, one of the amebas for the borough ; Mr. B. CILIUM occupied the chair. Mr. AMON, who wan loudly cheered on prematiag self, said that some prom professed sot to nadsesatad the relstioesbip which existed Weems large ricinatiineasiet agd their representatives. Those gessoes thought that the rola. lationship between a member and his coastlines& mama be founded ea wealth, or on beige the son el semsbody, (Laughter.) Bat the tenth s. that much as Ind boa mid against large constitioseeles, they generally esiseted their members to do work, mid it wee to give his constituents some account of work dim that be appeared before them. He would begin with a subject that nearly ceneerned themselves. In the last sernion he fulfilled the pledge he bed given that he would endeavour to have the questem of local metropolitan manageress% inquired into. He got a select committee to investigate this subject, but he soon found that what was the general Interest was not nem eerily the interest of individuals. What he desired was, that there should be a real and direst representation of the locality. (Loud cheers.) That given, other Wogs would taloa, but without that be believed all other reme dies would be useless. He also wished to ascertain the incidence and amount of the direct and indirect taxation of the metropolis. Fur • century up to 1785 the City of London bad been receiving only a sum of 1,1501. for dis charging the daty of essiag all the WOULD brought into the Thames properly mearn In the year 1829 the City of London was us receipt el 15,0001. a year for performing the same duties ; aid last year they took 75,01/01. a year out of your peewee for doing absolutely no at ell. (Hear, hear.) la nos way or another there was a fund of 276,0001. a year, which ought to be made available for local purposes water the management and control of represents. tires eleetsd directly by the inhabitants themselves. Idea. hoer.) The hackney carriage tax, which was imposed foe the maintenance of the carnage way, had been • that they paid . 440051. tiroderrad to uks Exchequer, so -- ',viit It''