The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-20 00:00:00

I\ S PAPER • 1. e • 4t . e I t , 41 4 1- rts • J.: • tlw Vrhi •,.P SS 31141)(3 No. 3,982.1 AN FRANCISCO sad VANCOUVER'S PLAND.—The Owe ESE •11111 A 'WILL, is bbe Lemke ra:4411111101•=1 *VI Main meth tilt weemew. ws WA. be UN= TROMSON W tk...41111. STEAM COMMUNICATION between L ITER INOL sal ISE TOlL—ft/ WM 111P001... SSW TOILL PIULA 1.111.1`1111A 4TX,IIIIPOOI4PANY latowl fr-3.mM Yeti saw alisomilps, trim LlVliil Mr . . le EW TOBK as MM.: Cl.l o? wmatsorox 1401.7/00. MT or fALThIORII WoJn,ulay. Jois IL 4 Air 1 wet 06 . .;:;i: ii . loilmg.l Csbta pomp% 11.17, sal 71 dwoowaccordiNgl6ll/cseccommlalloa. 14=rbeown• • a a t,.... tad ...las, .. I ,r Csla tJ. ao I W.Via•tt 1 liat i teted aralyil 41.1 04R •••••beßawn L 4 tarn,. 71.1771;1-; Waiskt. X . pply WiLLIA LitaN4l;atio Klirul bad MAOMI. II IIII. ILlnj 1112.2411:= WAIIIRPORD LIMMUIC sad BOUTR of MUMS DAIL*. be isstrl pewertre k rw tihrtael Ua iktemeise WM the Brest W W Saab Watts Wektree ter 1 r%Litearerk. eel IL litionerilve Were. at p as. ea anted eta Ka eel it• t.o. erre dot imam from me !Am, te I int eed temee so h = iligetitaiere= Viterralloset; eel or th,. 11011 2 1:011LiOn urned.s. West Q. doses 1 1 110.*MI als Seldat THE MERCANTILE DISCOUNT COMPANY blTiC ' hltitklßY OIT dra b" sad brit y DAY_ _Ow lashat. the 111141S11111111•1 014•7 . will be COMIIIIIIcKIP /4 - 70.10, — aad Tit& Kb dbasslid for moms progerli :rot Mew war44,l•• Du. Mip/M•bie 411 111Pild. •116 lateral at No• angst rt.,* of So ear.—Sl order sit Ye X *l , 14 1120. JAS. N. A. WA I II . IOIIB. eimiary. flt. ALBERT SMITH'S CHINA, T.. S ton?. at a ids . sad 10 0 40/LSOW al lasi L— k pubtatatt. pram. - or. me art: by Alias Bala. I.Nmarletl ttas Ito Capstan ilak kr ruin 'lmp. RROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE, Lek/ester -)ITULL13110 OW? •110LIMUIXOX 011033.-. "grPrean lawn Doh. examesmag at t NIL and II pa IS= at aWles —"Lk. ; moved ran, ; Lsua, ; pot, Ss, ; Law. .4. Print* bum train SI No to Li hos Mu*. Wilb. mend W. O. bit oemord .lay 0111 5.a Ake. tram HI LIS I p ea. art a. NI. 11114.6•11.. Korai 1.1 b." puqweew- Awf .nnabben• gm. 1.100,11 10 roan all pane of mesa soll aaOUM br <mashes O OR Conlagta an Si ofsleral gratelli psi 4 aaN gldinew put iO. DAN .ad HlB HABITS.—TIUS DAY, at T...... Mt BM. 11VlL•111 DIILIVI/1 C CR w• at le. =Wear. eed /I. Tehlena• seem •Is .... 'Jr bletheehell. Btablem: et are • elel —O. 11.,t repLy eel Peedeber et Aw ed is r.. l :Sees 41•4 It Ire te Yam— IIIII:=1 feshoesteehie ad lb* Iletsme—lt wa Vieue el Min e = - lesion et Temili—aseled fig MA it A 4.-11,1 ...-i r r=i 45 - 2=- e'l.l ",!= leNy r..••••Mi ern UM I lIN A LW i re eh le %t bees el the ee* why Isellheer. w INIALIIM I . ibt Mar.,/ to mire it speeedek . Ilmels eel 1.:11, by Jseare Sea& lI.D, le Wade& slam% epe Ins Were. 4 the heesed thehmiee es. biz d t .... pesl Ise laserse. hew hen see Aram. It EMA Mire SHKRRIES.—RaiI paid tio= oak. IN Ifaahnd—TlMMl Immo ow pmts.., Me Wll4 LW lie Om amlosel alkanre. M WU. 4.4.1 4744444.117 44. le ft* Pole VI 1,.11.09 MI6 47•44 Ai 1111..... lot web Imear. — 4•414147: arg es bowed:re is as pub% OM MY wel prow *dr peal oc.•-1 .17.7 la 44.73 . 484444. 1414.1141 L ea. 4=l Ma pat en • it' ft ••441 .1 1471/0-- " a.I. 47 mi. gor4ume 6; E . 14 71Z4.1•144.4. Lars% ....111•1401Mt. WM. food irr nADIL—A PURE PALE SHERRY of the std 4.....l=AgEtk_ au Nresirig=i MC% 04/ Freifti • IMMlleiv. moms. au. UI I IBOPHISTICATED MUM, et the true Jailor Ilerew. as ems ben the ..siee• mire • torwintAe= erseet. Sikes BRARLOW'S sauLAcrtmo SYPHON TAP. diet 4 iVaartiarga r_vr:...;:::=,:a. settorimat, carrns.,....--e,.... 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WHAT an the Wild Waved laying P V Tvr=ll - Ut i .L. l 7s "" 11412 Wk. pwsa.itt .4844. to tt l. ls Ob.► lr t rxsta.i. oho Me at AUBAGEB-GENUINE HOME-MADL maxlt rot DOMMOS SOL Saab" Ormidesift ILNHAM sad SONS' ILLUSTRATED li a c e fitiontat u s 011131S1AL FIII/1111111X0 MX aam Me by pst.-.11111111111111 sod s..WlSlamtstakCairmildlowire. D*o CHARGE be STAMPING PAPIIR sod 1:11111LOMM MO AMMO MOOT. ce 111 MALL— DIUQUEir gamin may/ MOM, molopm M. pm IN F . .2M sem MI AM Ms mita Or K: Mg aft. Ihlllooko IN es? Moo Mem o M. war . s . r . r. ;..... 4.. L : IMM i II KC 61. pl ..... ; imoM. 1.. my OM; al of ....a.lomm . e= ....... oani-plase 0100.14 messed NW 1111.1111 he Mllk kr MM. WM/DINO ea 1114 1 somOol L` EEa.0....'" 4.1 " . ' sr HIM; SODI I VIrIfr .= am i : OLONoMet Sop dem 1:mo Ilasionommt. NOI ICE to IN VENTOIIB.—OFFICE ke TATE X TII. 4.14•44/44, Cloftraren—Prlate4 lerstM motile COST Or •• T 'NW One 4 &AWN sr= 44,217:4. Als woad a.lariesleislindat o' f worklei i••• 441.••• Clk.ll pemAr.l. lined ear sad Road. la wary antlftwilal 41••• as iilbhade roe Illormilm so to E ••• r I amain gour.4. at Moser a iI• 1 1=1.1 Morn. MACS and Co" paim4.llll4. 4. .quent. somas, ERSONS WANTING MONEY.-P. DAVIS !. Wand perdaaff 44 OLD isTazil, Welemed. sbeak 4 "1 =ratoal revue 4114 y. NM tram the conga will Lb proses atususe.—iii. 11W 1101D.STIM. QOUI) sad %nun TEETH aro piessblie Do to P ramp r 4 la WO ar .bp WI aiialaria d 1110arialtie 01151N7 Nail parps= 4.4 oelsaisi lairlarla la of Wri Try ilnarbrir Oa .. Z airiria: girt ~awl pars. ii, arrow Parr bar or a. r rem rob bidilion , "V. "ir ibb. "l" Tr u prot gem a. ia riga • Mbar a Pri.Uka brasa is Irrair.r Ur erred Oa rarer= at ri.inty ril lbe par". ar •l• rime; la bir tetra Mr la lar i aS lia i —nap rade " Sarre' Odor.. ea the lark L lOW i...a 3• ar lONA. IL 1 / 8 161Wilbrdas." MI re Orstrar. fru pear SNOB air NW be Our au r aborlir rilwara lU PT U R 2 8.-117 floral Lotion Pabst. ii Urr kW 1114/C-21•If Want MIMI} sewed li• 's,.. em.Pcs: duals.••l• be Ye wor•i ~we laversliair l il: %.‘.• ',warm al 111•11111. Th. um st • owl as wer-Li. talt. •11.44 le lira: •GA briao soess "psi itmo..q wilean Psi*, ••••: she arr. .1 •t': FAD owl Pa avas: Nibs l a sso mil so• E . , ..7z: thzrsestas i ter h.4 al i enz rzetre h rgr r.. iik. bap. rift mg ta OM Ca r . ...lir. :f 'Tao= Ai VosilliN Tar •• lie Illser - ,sol• • sawall• adi •••• is& 11 PI UP TUR It B.—The PATE NT SILV- A', ADJI , RI3IO ~=.., jai itme. +No mu= eft 'Mr o.ollk 111 f/ OD Mill 0 . 1111 * vial 4 b.. a vt........, "seal d • P o t _ lii ' 1 47 /1 " r".frmr .r. often& wasmaren memo' m•Part .bleb .. ,. ....bakst=lAs Ina du" 1 1 1/1D..^....-• sr 9.4 . DUO iimillf.r=ert• LTH WITHOUT PHIMIC—NIIRVOUL re, sITICTIIMAY °VIM * • *Lod ma Is" aseedal mum*. *Karel *Writi• era e► leas* pr let do ••••* nem* rr mg. I. •.1 ft• my Warr ma M.O. War 48 • 11 11 — •••••=4 NAL T. ••••*-26.• Ilionommt. Lamina. W rt . I I 8 II X A it.— faust Preteseed by Royal Lattin el ••••••—The Peron los ••••••I alia ••••••• • • pbnlik• 4O• Rini Daiwa, and Imsbe •I en 101 .1 Callow .1 ••••••••/•twee • NO. NMI mber I'.• ••• $36 *al &V. rid MN* a 31•1•11••••••• E . Oa treS-4••&. Liaise. •f•••••• hw. or elm= mil tweed ••••,,,, ..;at Olarlo. sum••••• la inky is *Atm pilli••• as Oafs ea I ••••••••11. too 11•• stye womb a•lanr7 33 OM 111••••••37 I. 18% TIMMONS.% Si SS of tea van& Trimmer &3.1 i Er gars. One am ••••••••17 mr••••• al MIMS II Orr ••••••• elm& .• dim nd• So I. ^Jib ..' • wol wiles it die Terr i ! + Zt: il• gnat OsnLaerals•s•tr Me OM •111.1 k tb• .1••••• Is -ai• Mel I* bisillial lbw..• • •,•4•••• • •• I Ail Ow dimsaugha e la On owl 4 arra gas•e• 1 . 9••••.• 1140.1 1 1 0 :11 3re &maid &As •• &oak IMO .01 at soar ini •Bollib• ms• *over Oillt . : 6 4.0. 0 16.1•0•Ir Mr 'obi ••••••••• ••• NM 310,11 k ftsPer4 F 1•••••1. him &Ai. ;br pm*, b. SI. ; 11. ‘ ; ky •••• Lk ;•• marls ••• ••• Sh a r la* •••• MA awe Ila. sal la ••••• el :1& to mak& b ete. ••••••• s• ••1 , •••••• s in% Ms _ sma pot num pea r e l i t i tt a t•••• • •ft um••••••Himg ; lb mi. NM gaz IN LINE-STRUT, Friday. May W.—. 1 . 221 . y1 as 4 wit anal..,lAme.trept. fee lir% the BUSINIOLI et the wartime* le Ot Oat old preal., ILI. lIIIITHVIIKLD. •Ilbmi eineLsisllmendek The Cawing Woe ecelasee at 137, rea- demi BOOKB BOUGHT to any amount, and the OW pdie ems. for Immediate ask Om* WISE Mode- Illmeldek. mom of paths motes. la • BaboAbaad of• WOW MAW •Mallat. Omal•g••• rousted pet" gri ".. 1.1.• via boaL—Apolt to T. MILLARD. TI . Lwow- Wrist. Lelia GRATIS sad POST FREE to ALL PARTS et the OXITIID 111101411. • NSW CATALOG U ow , nerd lo pl i triekbe 10A40 vularr ••• lad b- .• ,. AAA de WAI ma; Doe likic• dlwomut 7.1, YOM la Mimed. 111. AIM!. eanno p ospaa•burdlass. bag of the Sauk a( Em bed, Imam RA am Mfrs • N.& All liniii.l pats Is Amy row% awl die mem It the NI peles mos pal& PA N AL et BC OTLAN D.—INDUSTRIAL 11011001/L—lnal WI Dila TOIIDLY,=IOW cmasla. :—Pla• Vim at . Maga of Amine Cloaras:napi rklnd ad". led ta i r 2 g l i a ria• illsaamma_ Sanaa al eitYle- 67- 1:17M6 el Wiestas, 'Ma Ilhateltlar—lraaln sad OnA no la Talal tan of 11101•141 —Saimaa la npala—not Vann Prodrlea Nan -Cemcntaiaas—Warlia IN Paa— Nava—Oar Warthwan—a asks of Iran nal Wan Reda. as 1. C0,..t pra; and an becalming,. IIIakITIMML INVLOSSCII IN TINALTIII •1D DIMAS& Jaw palaldri. la. tre of Dag rut Warm QIICoND LI FE; or ELMOTTrbAL /.. - 7 111FIVOUS VOll U. • Urban Wats Iblerial ler re earl =TM "bear her ma earbas Mem et Kerarserl lbablatu dia aa Or ~at to wil t 11 = 1 . 1 N I also* "m"11 711:e lime" 1111 = 6 .10 owl Sam w 4.6111151al teem .., ...r. lt ru= thaea -rad im a t_tfollipiadt saw at m r s milaseaMaa. " =•=lßasamia4a lairlie um sabieg aimlult is ta i r4 %pet Oa milk= aims the soll Inman saa i~llrl ; Mr% Oa knee Um MIMI Om% and ihn wilmls 17 61. a z i nte as serree ssie rlan bre tar der" fr is, lira * Use Mks at Mentrldu, lan ft menleal r alter*. lbe ras be return On • rear Warr 'renal,* ta.• a. Oahe. actl 40 lloskadles. RAWER CIMINO OP THE BUILINGIVN ARCADE A meeting of the heads atlas various aidablishmsnts Is the Burl 44ton-secede, c nested by the !tarty Cloategifiese. detim, and pr.efded on., by th 4 Keel of 13sarreastray, WWI had at the Berheitoo Hotel, Cork•etreet, ea Teesday eithlog last Nearly all the thlat fa the meth wen meld Is bays Ira lgeerea•ed on the acceetoe. The Noble 1:1;a lag • N Mated tbsittb; object 011ie meet. lag wan to elides your tora the "aquas ocaupiais of the arcade to oboe *Mr astabUsliwasis an hour earl* , than at present ; ho that me they trim d that smarmiest would be tatteld iota He wished to be understood that lb* ides bud sib= with Wasted 11111 that of his friend, Mr. Kimatird. The Hoe. Attune Kivu& tem, M.P., said that Mn. Hiseeird hed atelilled evening claret at her own how to teach yaw mown employed in the various establish meats Pam* eel ftermart, in ordr r the better to quirkily theme he Ode eleadoiner, bat bad found h r efforts timely Impeded by Ile late dorms of the shop: indeed, many who wen melee' Is elemd were usable to get there before Me /their. He here. thry wield teke the mare tate 0111111• dorseten. sad dam their ober as hour earlier. Mr. Lat.w.u.m., seeremey of the Healy Clean Areedation, amid he hawed, if th. premieres cif the shops were to adopt the vetemesenheise of flair whim 'hairiest' and does earlier, =wield In the me led ilmene Ives beadlted riot only In het is WM, ladder the gratifiestion of knowing that they hell Wed le the MOW end phyriml comfort of those la 4 •9 19 7. Vanes wire improved et to the fearibility wt mew Yty of dung earlier. One rentlersan Ihnibt the hens we.ion enough. and, se far ea Le woo eseesteed. denies MINI the count e r all day was a re maims rather Ikea eirrwhe. The gnat reapeity, how ever, evinced a waigene le dote as hour askew, and some who bed he several yaws mniel oat the plan oohs of the sheet beer wen is None et yeses app, obatlon, mattes that they wen etenoted they had gamed by th. Me enMoe • .peered a Near that they olvaid r emshP sleelet earlier, aniree the plait wer.. also " by*, is Boad-rarat and Piccadill. C a lled of Ille•wrseeete eon he wed that by temypl es% dionmien maw themeelves they would overcome all red sane et the delennleaske to reduce their been el hear. me proposed. The time bad arrived when we meld so Mager look epos on and WWII so awe on nine. their physical and morel waste must he atatiled to, led he looked - epee tee earlier dome, of iihope In general as erne of the greatest ImpotWa. Great and =dorm becalm had wins henna i.beere of the Early Closing Amociation. LILWALI. urged arm the meeting the sinew pity et the of the noble chairman, awl recom mended the of • etwomow to carry oat that ohjeet. There wired a lineeitioa to meet the wishes of the eon mere of the essadeg, es far as clads, during the water at seven hefted of delft sad ndueirm the tone o'clock eludes pitied 10 her keeled of sin months se at meant, was con certo& A WWI' MO reed from Mr. Simper n, the agent, to the diet AM he wee seed that Lord Cbahers (the ironer et the peoperty) wield readily lend hie *rota ce to carry oat the wishes of hie erneatry is thin matter. In reference Mer this pont penal tones war expreeeed that the Intents el the ewes m required that hie lordship wadi allew the swede mbe rammed by a committee to be chosen by sod bee" the Inhabitents as formerly. After a Tees el *sake to the noble earl the meeting sips- Med, the saineholleg bs that no endgames who con stituted the wage( Wwequearly confer together apes the quanta elite led ben esteakted to them. THZ WRONG PazAciite..—A curious affair took ghee ea Seralay teat at a village tome Louth. As itlenent peerage belemang to on. of the Methodist bron.lic., being app. need thereat, was eomewhat surprieed on nearing the ch.pel to bear the sound of ringing, and sill man wse be astonished on entering the bedding 'to Bad the pulpit already ceesplad. The good brother in the metres 'pave oat his byre* and prayed, whoa the regularly appoiated poacher, ea tasking inquiry, sad limbo( the ornirtgran n Item meals, abut hi., thought it eight to eel him kindly whether he bad not mode a mistake? It tinned oat that the ineocmt intruder had bead his way to the we ng chapel', his owe congregaion at the same time weederis; what h• was about. To tend the matter it earkassly lumpiest tt at on the going to the right chapel bees tee tote, it. pulpit bring occupied by • Wrathy preacher I—Stesefeed Mercury. STATUTS-Hlftntri.—Lincoln statute, which was load se Monday the, wee al , eoded by • greeter 'lumber el senate the we remember to have tan for many jeers. The Iligkrtnisr, two aM Stot eine to the butter -m ar k et, was crowded Math with male sad (area. *eremite define the pestle pert of Ike day. The naps seed was about the ✓am as lead per, sled be the close of the day a Snit rawest ad hiring arm dom. Although as many screams attended this athlete se formerly, it must not be thought that the daft of the Lizia.issairs liervinte' Amelioration Society have bees unavailing for It le well knows that the con trary le the cam. It cannot be expected that am ancient S carton as atatute.hiring will a.l ai ono, be dine away with, and as at many of the village stout.. soncely any hiring is dune, eve t• as a coasopeure flock to L'aoala. sot is seareh of situation* atm°, but that they may have a kick op" is celebratioa of their temporary release from servitude. Natty animate, Ii we., r, wen previously hired throng* the onaervons nether-Mikes eetabliamil by lb. miry la Twins market loans throughout the county, mad ae • large somber of the an set influential farmers is the meaty wiq only hire their rervaate throneb them alms it is to be hoped that before mean eon have pulsed away statutes will he entirely aboliabed. All who bays the interiat and well-being rt the labourisi claoes at heart, aazionely look Unread to ouch • result, and thee, indeed of apendinr their Ord-Droned naps In dynnienverE drbsortery, sod In during- mew en was the ewe on this wooden. a Ina's , sombre of reveals will have their names on the liete of de pram. is the rations seethes benka—Stonejord Mercury. THE FAILIIII3 Or astin•. CitEnewELL.— MELEE, TRceeoat' 1011311:110.—A large Ulele illy Of the dirt more of the DALT emit Wastimmimeleb Baubles Company was held Ites• rtverday mends( in the bask chamber., for the per pew tra ing late mak& tat ion the droll ability of eerryiee au Mama Cr. sr leek's work. ander Intro vine, as woven' et the swirtieg of credit to Birmingham es Wednee. day. Alter iv seiderable diern-siou it wee rained to post erns the ra's of properly and stock cleertised for this day (Pride') for as e period, in order to allow •he fins se eppe.usity, If posrable, of making seem anaseemente with eralitore, aid Sakes security io sows went in favour Of the tusk. olt AND COLONIAL NAHA—Notice WY elven yretwday by tbe Peettareter•Orsersl, th a t Phl o we& kr New York wlO be ask ay I. the °rowel Poet-taw. to be atentryed eat by lit. elareter City of Weeltisat a, ea lb. Nth rag. ;we Melts, by l *saw Tbeeralie, os the 27ek key.; he Vann. Cake, Nagadovv, I. inmate, Greed Cay, nab Tamils. by As niksner Wurlar, oa Joe 1; he le.leN, by Homemade Avorane, View Ineassnol. as My II; tor Otbeeker, Melts, Alnestltie, eat Berrost, by lawasanew kommairt, May 20; kr Gibeatar. Nes% and Leibovlb by the reamer Tiber, nay 24; .n 4 Ire Gibraltar and Colin, by lb. steamer Pealasslar, leey 20. We bass bad a ia4 bn,iaael on the river at Helmer. Tb• miaow of lb. *ewer lloasbyr rot drink, end in a of hey rnobod after • river wheat sawed Col- Mw drain' armed in We bawl. Collier tacit a doabla barvalkd no to basal bkoaolf, sad warned tbo engineer off; boat. as .1W ; • when km got quite ekes te btu, sad was MOM to be cut dews, Collier sabot the mime dad.—Debbi •sofa, 440 It LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1859. HBR xasarrs BIRTHDAY. STATE DINNERS IN HONOUR OF HER MAJESTY'S BIRTHDAY. The Chancellor of the Exchequer WO • State banquet in honour of the day to the following party .—Price. Frederic of Schkewig Holstein, Duke of Montroee, Chimed for of the Duchy of Lancaster; Duke of Bucklegbarn aid Chandoe, A.G. ; Karl of Donoughasore, President of the Lard of Trade ; Lord John Manners, Chief Cornmesioser of Works; Lord Lomita, Vice-President of the Board of Trade; Lord Adolphus Van* Templet, M.P.; Lord Col chester, Poetuasster-General ; the Hon. S. M. Howard sad the Hon. C. A. Gore, Commissioners of Woods and Forests; the Right Hon. Sir Thanes Framed., Chairman of the Board of Customs; the Hon. Stephen Spring Rice, &cm tare to the Board of Customs; Sir Stafford Northeate, Bart., M.P., and Sir W. Hylton Joiliffe, Bart., M.P., &coteries I to the Treo.sury; SCAM'. Spearman, Bart., Secre'ary to the Commiseionere for the Redaction of the Natioual Debt; Camel Taylor, M.P., Be. Whitmore, M.P., Mir. I'. ills k han, M P., the Muter of the Mint, the Governor of the Bank of England, the Deputy-Governor of the Bank d Ragland ; Mr. Primly, Chairman of Inland Revenue; Mr. Herrin, &creme, to the Board of Island Revenue; Mr. Rowland Hill, Mr. Dupes, M.P., Colonel Poses Williams, H.P., Colonel Broweduir Beery M.? , Mr. Si. Medway, Mr. Beraard, M.P., Mr. T. G. Smith, M.P., Kr. F. Hume, M.P., Sir. Remaly, Mr. Ralph Rade, H.P., IC% F. Great, R.A., Mr. Newmarch, Mr. C. Trevor, and Mr. F. Cksg. Mr. Spooner, M.P., and Mr. Hubbord, M.P., wore prevented from being present from Indisposition. The Hight Hon. Sir E. B. Lytton Bulwer enter tained the following diotinguished members of the Colonial Service, and other gentlemen oesnected with the Colonies, at diaper at Willies Rooms The Right Moo. Sir J. Young, Sir Allen Mo Nab, Governor Hamilton of Antigua, Governer Robinson of Hoeg Koeg, Mr. Jnetioe Haliburton, Sir B. Pine Governor Hill of Sierra Leone, Governor O'Connor of the Gambia, the Bishop of Capetown, the Bishop cf . Gra hemelown, M Bart, Mr. Jce Sorters, Sir Clarke Cliffo, Mr &egad, Mr. Justice But.es, Sr Cheek. Cliffuid Mr. Staged, Mr. Boot, Mr. Adam Do Adams, Mr. naldest, Mr. td Haines.. The principal members of the Colonial Department were also pmeat. In comeqnsace of the unavoidable absence of Sir Z. B. Lytaon the Earl of Carnervon prmid,d. Mr. Secretary Botheron Esteourt entertained the following yesterday at a banquet at his mansion in Econ. Ow, to celebrate her Majesty ' s birthday ;—The Lord Chamellor, the Lord Chief Junior, the Lord Chief Baron, Bir J. Sievert, thr C. Cromwell, Sir It. Kindereley, Sir J. Page Wood i l:r. Bans Bramwell, Kr. Bums Cheese% Mr. Justice Hi Mr. boo th s Wight/am, Mr. Justice Brie. Mr. Justice W Mr. Justice Williams, Dr. Lnehington the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Mr. Sheriff Hale, Sir Jamie I Dubs, Boron Rothschild, the Earl of March, Mr. Wedding toa, Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Spoor Walpole. The boom WAS belilionny Major. General Peel gave a grand dinner in hamar of the day at his residence It Park-place, Bt. James's. The ecimc: l / 2 citmeleted of his Royal Iligtince the Duke of Cain Major-General Lord Rokehy, Major-General the Bad Cardigan, Major-Gemmel Lord Roselyn, Lieuteseat-Gosseel Sir John Burgoyne, Vents- Wt-General Sir Climbs Yorks, llejor-fitneral Sir Richard Airy, Lieutenant-03'mgal Sir George Wetherell, K.C.8.. Sir Benjamin Hawes, 1.C.8., Midur-Gemaral Sir Edward Legesd, K.C.8., Mr. Gridley, Commissary General Smith. the Chaplain General, Mr. Alsasader, C. 8., Gomel Sir Fred. Love, the Judge Advocate, Cassia Collin, R.N., the Equerry in Waltusg to the Duke of Cambridge, and Mr. William A. Peal. The Marquis of Exeter, LG., Lord Steward of her litejraty's Hireashold, gave • elate detour in eel. Limnos of the day et his residence I. Grammar-square. The follow iag were limited :—Lord Claud Hamilton, Colonel the Right Hon. Geo. Ceoll Forester, Colonel Biddolph, Lord Brughlity, Lord Macdonald, Lord Orates, the Hon. and Very Rev. Asa of Wisdom, lord Byrom, Mr. Thorne' Rtmedse, Major•Gearral Giggle, Captain Green, Colonel Honied Vy•e, lice Hos. Spasms Lyttletoa, Mr. Meter, Mr. Hamp shire, Mr. Payee, sad Mr. ldwd. Bremen. Earl Delawarr, the Lord Chamberlain of her Majesty's Hoseehrif, guy* a state beermet in bonnu of the day, et his resideaes in Upper Onenvenor•stri et. Sir J. Pakington, Firm Lord of the Admiralty, saves yard denser kat evening at the Adinirelty, White hall, la twiemir of her Melody's birthday. The Attorney-General, Sir Fitzroy Kelly, pre a stele diaper last evening fa celebration of bar Mitjany's leirtheley, to the Qnssa's camel mil oho wed* mmitere of the her, at the Alhicie, Aldsregateetn et, the eveilor of et hieh nes brilliantly illuminated in honour of the ocemion. Corers wets lend for 70. Lord Stanley, Secretary of State for India, gave an entertainment at the Clarendon, to celebrate her lasjest)'s birthda, to which the following invitations were lamed : Sir F. Carle, Bart., Mr. C. Mills. Sir James W. Hosa, Bart, Mr. Ifseasehten, Mr. Mangles, Coteau Rastwick, Mr. Printer, Mr. Willoughby, Bir B. irt•tel, K.c 8., Cr H. Montgomery, Bart, Sir P. Nude), Sir H. Rewbiaoa, Carmel Durand, Mr. Arbuthnot, Right Hos. B.r J. Law man, B.rt , Sir Norge ft. Clark, Mr. J. C. Ile all, Mr. C. H. C. Plarden, Mr. T. C. Robertson, Mr. D. Bliott, Mr. 3. M. Maideod, M r. R. L. Red, Mr. Rakes, Sir F. Abbott, Sir A. Warne, Sir O. Pollock, Sir J. Shell, Colossi Tomb., Mejor.Oenaral Montganerie, Major-Gesetal Hancock, Lieu'enaet Colonel Wile, Ms Highness the Maharaja Dhulesp Singh, his Highness Prince Galas Mehemet, his Highness Prince Fero= Shah, hi. Habeas Prince Feraltht Built, Rev. W. Whither, Resold Maris, Esq., B. Watt, Esq., Major Bowie. Sir John low, Sir C. Raw tinson, Mr. Howard Ritual, Mr. Lynch, Major Flybys, Dr. Forbes Watioe, the Richt Hon. Sir R. Ryan, Mr. F. Prides's, Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Boardfflun, Mr. Kam Mr. I. Names, Mr. W. T. Tborntos, Mr. J. C. Memo, Mr. T. N. Waterßeld , Mr. Baillis, M.P., Prottesor Wilson, Sir Janes Melvill, K.O 8., Ms Hca. C. A. Marty, C.D., Right How. Hat Maltese* Dr. Load', Mr. laach, end the Hoe. O. Tabor, prima secretary. The Archbishop of York'. annual dinner in honour of her Msjesty's birthday, wee at'eadad by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London, Bishop of Durham, Bishop of Wischesar, Bishop of B.th and Wells, Bishop of I Callas, Bishop of Chester, Blame of Chichester, Bishop of lager, Bishop of Mancheeter, Bishop of Norwich, Bishop of Oxford. Bishop of Ripon, Bishop of St. As.pb, Bishop of Worcester, Bishop of Dews and Connor, Bishop of New losedbod, the Dan of York, the Dealt of Hereford, and the Rev. Vernon 11mgraw. The Royal Body Guard of the Honourable Corps of Clewlemen-at-Arms had a full dress dinner, it honour of her Majery's birthday. The I)ake and Duchess of Manthester entertained at dinner last eveniog, at their matador' in Oast Stanhope area, the Marc/swum of Aberoors and the Ladies dad Georgians Hamilton, the Kul Nasville, dm Earl of CLrendon, Lord end Lady Olivia Osenistrn, Sir Edwin Landover, Dr. Q , ein, &c. The exterior of the masion was superbly illuminatel in honour of bee Majenty's birthday. THE ILLUMINATIONS. . The unsettled state of the weather bad not Modred of pre venting the usual large number of slghtmeis from tying abroad in the eresslog, and the streets at the west of London wire crowded. Towards the Idler port of the evening the rain abated and the wind subsided. The gem sad general illuminations were oleo most rffietive sad brilliant. Tte chief paint* of all were, so usual, the club-Imam ; and act only did mord of her Majesty's Ministers, de., make brilliant displays, but the Tarim:in royal tradesmen aloe sppeared to vie with each other in their demonstrations of loyalty. In Re peet-etreet and Hoed-street especially there was an 'Armee o Witt:ions blaze of light, and in the Streets contiguous amorous brilliant devices ware exhibited. The Libraries of thePloyal Society of Literature, the Boeitty of Astiquares of Ledo', the Booth Kmlogics Imam, the Royal Academy of Arts, and the Wavered Ldwory of Athens, have lady bees preen:dad by Mr. P. Leigh !Sotheby with s copy of hse " Principle Typographies," 01 which our madam may remember 216 tepee of the 250 priet cl of the work wire bet year mold in ose moo nng et tea sad else guise*. per copy, the author reserving the retuala ing copies for sock emend purposes am above named. Mr. Sotheby bed the gratification of forwarding in May bet year • richly b ,uod copy to the Emperor of Pram, in grateful remembrance of bee hoc.* of lumbers having received the thanks of the Emperor, when in England, we the deposal be 1847 of the library formed by the King of Holland, the father of the Emperor. That copy, bower'', in eidesequesoe at its haring been forwarded direct to the Emperor of Fleece, through M.Dspret, the acenditel agent of the priests Imptaiel Utrary, I. lieu of its having oirateed •• fautorleation per Tiaterad Hike do Risen. de 8. Moo juste accriditi septic do peruse:poet de ea nation." re. mains I. the " Cabinet de rEoria rear" in the Tuileeies '• egos sums. suite" until it receive., ofiliially, the melon of " Mosaieur ' Red Teti." The etithor, on receiving he NoveniL, information frts the " CLO du Cabinet de Na ir-Goa" to that effect, could do no more in hie humble toll. tioo then immediately eddy's" his Rzoollvecy the Anaterador of France, apologising, sad regretting Li suer ignorance ; then gol.dlcas tees le tom The Rev. B. Philpot, A.M., has been Instituted by the Lord Nem of Glower& and Bristol to the starers or Sydney, sweet by the nmignelion of the Rev. Chutes Toyler ; patrons. the Dean end Chatter of Hereford. The Rev. W. E. RITA A.M be. hem fuentsted by the Lord Sigh" of Olesessew end Bristol to the rectory of Daantesy. ita his own NtWes se patron vaimut by the death of the Rev. 0. A. a. The Rev. Theophdoe Sidney Rehab, A.M., W bola bonneted by the Lord Bishop of Oloaceeter sad Briotol to the Timing of Redeem' Clumsy, Witte, vacant by the rtedgmetios ml the Rev. 111. H. Teckey, the taboo. The Rev. John Milord, ho. b en ad mitted b the Lord Bishop of Oluoceeter and Motel, to the coney of Chipping Sodbary, yeast by dm Orelkoll of do Bev. IL Claim ; pence, the vicar of OH bedbug. OROACH PINITENTIAST ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of the friends and supporter* of this ansotiation wee held yesterday afternoon at Willies Nome, et. 'emetic The Bishop of Oxroan preeided. The proesediege having been opened with prayer, The CillattleaN briefly addressed the meeting. His premed the great interest he had in the work of the amo- Make, which had for its object the reclaiming of those who had fallen into she. He thought that the year which bed pseud stile farther showed the usefulness of the am sad be wee gled to soy that its operations had bee= oa with snores' in hb own (the chairman's) diocese. Bat few persons for whom the society was established could be reseed in the plaint mats of Um funds compared with the number who were sunk in vice, and he hoped, therefore, there would be an IuCTSIIIIII of liberality on the part of it. sup porters. His lordship having to Imre the meeting early, Lord Lpttelton wall called upon to preside in his place. The 15ZCILLTARY read the report, which stated that daring the year two new penitentiaries had been received iato cents Moe with the association, ono the St. James's Home, Whetstone, eatsblistied for reclaiming penitents, which had occupied a higber social pasitim, and tee Penitentiary at Sauce, in rite diocese of Winchester. The Infirmary at the House of Mercy, at Chewer, had been opened during the year, and the new buildings of the Norfolk and Buffett Penitentiary hod been cornmemoed at Detehinshani. In the whole of the penitentiaries end houses of rdage in connexion with the association there wee stated to be accommodation fur 300 peniients. The total number of penitents In all of them on the 31st of March was 261, or 29 awe • than at the tame period of the pr moos yew. Daring the porn posttests had left the p.ltsnnariw and refugee, ezeluelv• of 91 who wore Ms from one 'elute to another; of lbws 1 had died, 17 bad been removed on mount of lances; 127, or 63per cent, of the rest, bed turned eat favourably; 94, or 39 percent., bed nturned to thoir old life of fill. Hoarding to the balance sheer, it op that the income of the steochtion for toe yew ending March 31. t, 1869, was 2,6211. 18e. 9d. Owlng to the many urgent claims upon the assootetion the council bail been obliged to *ell eat 3001. of Pach:quer Bonds held for the society by Messrs. Twining. Doing the y. ar 1,3601. bad teen toted to the several hours in am serial with the association, 2001. towards defraying the expenses of the new btildings at Detchlighain, 1001. lor thiing and furnishing at Sutton, and the remainder dirrri bakel as maintenance greats. The adoption of the report was mewed by the Roe. Dr. Has, Rector of St. James's, Piccadilly, and seconded by the flew. Mr. Vitro's?. The Cw unttatr, bi patting the :notion, pointed out how necessary it was that the somber of those benevolent ladies who took an active part in reclaiming the unfortunate objects of the operations of the association should be largely in creased if it was wished that peat succ should attend those efforts. The spat was adopted MM. eon. The next resolution, to the effect that the association hay ing had practical experience of the favourable working of the plan proposed by Biehop Annetrong for molaissfas them who had exprewd its thaslu to God for the good it kid been the lestrument of eff,cting, was proposed by the Am W. D. MACLAG•ef and seconded by the Rae. Pummel, who said chit though it was perfectly true that be • large number of instances tba labours of the satiety were meeentesfrilly bestowed, yet much good had bees done, and sll who worked to combat with evil ought to expect dis couragement. In contemplating the result of the labours of the aseociation more regard would be pall to the character of the gocd effected than the amount of it. The rtholunce was carried. _ _ _ --...—. The Rev. Mr. BATMAN moved that the dunks of the smodadon be &ea to the Dom or Chichester for the elo quent sermon he had preached that morning in forcer of the rocley, scootspanied by • request that ha would allow It to be prayed and circulwed. The resolutioa having beam seabed by Dr. Gault= was carried. Tla Hon. and Rev. Mr. LIDDILL then moved a YOfill of thanks to the Bishop of Oxford, sad also to Lard Lytteboe, far their kindness la_ presiding ova the misting, which ins brit* seconded by Mr. LA:WASSAIL Lord Ltrrztrox, is the coarse of hie remarks In acknow ledging the compliment, mid that the objects of the emacia tion were often mistaken by those unacquainted with its ope ration. It hot nt.t for its object the diminution of vice, which was lift to another society to effect. The whol, opera tion of the association was • tidy curative, end not preventa tive, and its object wee that Do unfortunate woman who ',hand to leers • lite of sin should be prevented from doing soby went of amenunedstion. The proctediap then tanaiaslad. THZ NAIY D 14111401 WHIZZ Last evening a special meeting of the vestry of the pariah cf . Sc. Paul, Deptford, including the district of Matthaei, was held at the Deptford Literary Institution, for the purpose of taking into oneeideration the proceedings of the Metropolitan Board of Works in carp Mg out the main drainage fawn., rly in reference to the ix atm. plated discharge the sewage Into Deptford-meek. The chair was occupied by Mr. Churchwarden MISCSRI.L. klr. J. WADS sim—By the present proposition of the Metropolitan Board of Work., that town was threatened with a nuisance It was impossible to exagFerate, in the discharge of ten miles of sewage matter into Dept. frd-creck, previous to the °oda at Erith being con structsd, sad when they reamed that for 14 hours out of the 24 the banks of the creek would be left high and dry by the tide, with the sewage depo sited thereon, and • continuous outpouring taking place, he-thought it was incumbent upon them to protest against suck • monstrous nuisance being brought meow them. (Hear, bear.) At the present moment suck sewage was deposited la the Thames from at Lase twenty Minot soarers, and they knew what the .tats of the river bad been. If he had been etevectly informed, it wee the intentiog of the Metropolitan Booed to construct du low level severs real ist:woody with the high level sewer, which would be brought under Deptford-meek and thence pumped into the water He had co hesitate* in saying that the inhabitants ought e be unanimous, end protest against each en infamout pio. °ceding. It was a question upon which he felt it no mosey immediate steps ought to be taken, and he therefore plopoed, *. That the Metropolitan B oard of Works having (I.4ereuiced to construct two high level sewers —cm from Clapham-common, as d thee th ir from Dulwich common—both to discharge into the apple part of Deptford creek, by gravitatioe, through barrel sewers 10 feet 6 inches in diameter, before the board have provided the outlet limn Erith to Deptford-meek to receive the sewage of the dis trict proposed to be drained by them seem, this vestry espresso. its strong disapproval of such project, as certaint• bnag an intolerable sultanas into the Meet of the town, which will inevitably he injurious to the health of the bar Lamm, end destructive to the beet Interests of the town; and is in the opinion of this vestry, a violation of the spirit of the Act of Parliament for Purifying the Themes." Mr. Churchwarden Panay seconded the reacthwton. Tbe Rev. A. K. B. GRANVILLE said he had attended with a deputation to the Metropolitan Board of Works, and it was freely admittid by the chairman sad the msginsee to that board that ea interval of 18 months might elope Wore the cattail for Erith was conatruoted, during the whole of whir& thee the euisaore would continue. Ur. BROWS aaid he did not apprehend thee* would he that nuisance contemplated from the high level sewers, but if it were intended to construct the low level @ewers, and pomp the sewage into Deptfor-ereek, then he thought there should be a protest against the rebuses being proceeded with. The meeting was subsequently aditheesed by Hera. HAUS; HOLLOWAY, and others, and en the resolution bring put to the inswing it was tteashuswely teethed. It wax also ageed that • &prelim ken the vestry should wait epos the Ms icpolftaa Board el Weis as the subject. IL4I (MOUND AND_ €3II.IRIL 130114T10N 8001317 Last evening the vetoed &adversary of the above society wee bold at the Freemasons' Tavern, =der the providsocy of the Marquis of Weer/Mater, who, is proposing iha formal toast, " Prmerity to the Isolistko," end while dust. lag upon the samesity of these remotion or playagrounds, met the obvious remark which would be made by those who remember that the site which now dime the aretwratic region of Upsets was but little mere the. a quarter of • century ago the open play-ground for tbe whole of the tooth western pirtion of London, by saying thee the property wee io leased that he bad no power to set apart say potties of it for such purposes at those which the setitty bad is view, en. it:toabout one et re, which he hoped to be able so to - . The subscriptions of the mein were se 11. 17.. Ai/maga the comp= t were R. A. elirery, M.P., Mr. iderwood, r. C. Rath* Mr. Moe togas Ours, Dr. Join, Dr. Mackintosh, Dv. /Mar, Rev. D. Laing, Rev. E. Proser, tr. Wtuats—On Tuesday a meeting, called to con. eider the adoption of !memorial to the Queen concerning the praewt continental 48, , me held in the Wipe. Public Hall. Thee* was • good attendance, and the Mayor occutied the chair. Itettoitrione exprwaive of a want at wahines la the armed agencies which have been put in operation for the de liverance of Italy, and in favour el England's son-iaterven titre In the atrupele bet wron Austria and France, were adopted ussalmoualy, ea wee alto a petition embodying the reeaktkme. [Advertisement:l—Er PS'S (HOMTOPATHIC Cas red CIOOOc.—TEL. Drywall= war produced 110 Wel reerieDl te" lie re of hrowpsthie pother to .were the. • Er enee Wetly ae• rider se I free N.., tree err el reared We Ititir to ray le" ewe swirl", "weldor. rereod of row impnaremet% W.! hert diners to the Ire = eir arickm, ramrod wrier = the masfeid• Owe. Wider' Ad% grem ig itrlikh.nrl Am d padielmit 14 11l gab. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. 1111,3 COLTS MOVEMENT. --4,-- BRADFORD.—The mayor and a number of other influential citizens of Bradford have issued an address to the ialmAtants, inviting such as are so disposed to join a volun teered's corps which is about to be formed for the neighbour hood. A considerable number of volunteers have already joined the corps, and the remainder, it is expected, will speedily enrol themselves. BOUTII ESSEX.—A movement is being made in Beath Essex for the formation of • rifle corps, and a number of patlemen have associated their mines together for the and invite the eo-opetion of other.. When • auf = ra umber is obtained a meeting will be held to decide upon the arrangements. OLASOOW.—From the rapidity with which signs tune us being adhitited to the lists of volunteers, the move- meet for the formation of a volunteer rifle oorps in Glasgow seems to Le going on with great vigour, despite the circular lately Issued by the War-o, which is calculated to restrict rather than to aid the formation of such • corps by excluding from their nuke the greet majority of the youth of the city whose services would be of the most nee insomuch as it fs only young men weaessed of means and leisure who are able to enrol themeelvm. The proviso of that circular, by bind ing all volunteers to provide their own arma and accoutre meats, and to turn out for 24 days' drill every wet before they can be nicked as alfectlys, completely precludes young men engaged in Waimea from offering their SIMON. Not withstanding this drawback, the friends of the movement will be glad to know that ot noiderably over 300 names have been entered in the bat at the itschenge, and nearly 1019 In that at the Atheneum , to which if there be added the signa tures to the private lista in the possession at gentlemen taking an interest in the matter, will make the total number of signatures approach very near to 600.—Olasgoto Morning Journal. HULL.—On Wednesday, a preliminary meeting week* wee hrld at the Osage Isla, for the purpose of taking isto consideration the peoprie.y of &rmmg • rids oorps - at Hull. Mr. A. Bannisier . occipied the airs . r, end there were about 40 or 60 other gentlemen present. The chairman stated that he had convened the mest.ng to give than an opportunity of following the example of other towns by forming Mk corps. Mr. Thomas Holden, jun., cue of the bosomy acntarles, thin read the circular addrereed by the Wer.ogice to the lords lieutenant of counties alter which, Mr. J. W. Pease promeed a resolution to the effect that It was desirable to form a rife corps, in accordance with the act of parliament bearing open the select. Mr. R. Wallis seconded the mottoes. Mr. Lowe moved an amendment to the effect that teat was not the proper meeting foe forming a ride corps, and that a requisition should be presented to the mayor, re queering him to convene a public meeting. The original motion wart curried. Mr. W. CI. Turnbull then moved, and the chairman seconded, that Lord Londesborough should be toe lieutenant-colonel of tee Hull volunteer rifle corps. The motion was carried. Mr. Cod& solicitor, next moved the appoiatment of a committee. Another revolution was also carried, to the sleet that the ride corm having been formed Me mayor *Leonid be requested to call a public meeting of the inhabitant'', with a view of obtaining their co-opera tics, and the meeting then broke up, with a vote of thanks to the chairmen. --- CORNWALL.—Lord Vivian, the Lord-Lieutenant of Caswell, convened • mewing of the deputy-lieutenants, magistrates, &a, of the county, to take into consideration the °lmam from the War-office, re cornmendiag the formation of voluntar amps. The meeting no held at Bothnia on Wed nesday. It is anticipated that an artillery corps wilt be formed in this oouety, for which its mining and reabosrd population are well adsphd- PLYMOUTH AND DEVON PORT.-801120 preliminary steps have been made here with a view to the formation of volunteer core. There is an existing ride beigade in Devosallin, the - UM-quarters of which is at Easter, cad the rectios at Torquay. OXFORD UNIVERSITT.—We understand that at the meting of the represeatetives of the various colleges and halls held at Cripple Lodgings yesterday (Thursday) after aeon, the names of between 400 and COO membered the Universi y were handed in ss ready to loin the Usiverolty Volnatror Rifle Carps. The mb-committee has teen re modelled in order to most the requirements of the pojeot, and another meeting will be held immediately after the muter has been brought Ohio coavocal ion. EDlffiletitoll.—At • meeting of the Faculty of Advocaats. held I. the Library on Wednesday forenoon, Mr. E. F. Maitland moved • resolution recommending to the individual members the duty of evincing their zeal and loyalty by making • tender of their services for • volunteer rifle carps es opportemitios may be afforded lima, and that • ommittee be appoizted communicate with the Lord Provost of Edinburgh, lord , lieutenant of the ci.y, and if necemesity with the other legal and pub'ic bodies, with the view of retrying this rceozummtica into practical effect, end to report which resolution was seconded by Mr. Mooro, and strived to uttassimously. At one o'clock • deputation from the Faculty of Advocate., to accordance with the fore going rev lanot, tud an interview with the Lord Provost at the City Chambers, and communicated to Ma lordship the resolution unanimously adopted at the forenoon meet- ing, at the ems time stating that the members of the Faculty would be reedy to carry out the resolution by form ing a volunteer oorpa, umber such rerlationa IS nagbt be deemed advisable by hie lordship. The,,,Lord Provost stated, in reply, that he bad silo been waited upon by a deputation from the University with a similar communication; that he was desirous that toe valuator carps in the city should par take as little as possible of • sectional character, and should be so formed as to embrace the general body of the crimes, of whatever profeesions; bet that he would consult with the magistrates, cad °cicadae what steps ought to be token on the subject, and commuaieste the result to the Faculty at the earliest possible opportasity.--Brioars. NA VALitAND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, MAT 19. This day was observed as a close holiday at the Dockyard sad Steam Factory, sad the Fiegard Sag ship and other vessels in harbour wee* decked out in colours is honour of bar Majesty's birthday. At the Royal Arsenal the ma jority of the workmen of the wend departments having in timated their desire to have the holiday postpard to /deadly, • cconmenioation to that effect was fwwaedd .6 the Secretary of State for War, and a favourable reply baring been last sight received, the whole eatabliehment was Is working order t. day se usual. v The whole line of wharves at this yard are wow crowded with machinery to be forwarded for new vessel.. CHATHAM, NAT 19. This morning a review of the whole of the t r oops quartered at this gun Lion took plea on Cbathanr-line,, Major-General H. Eyre, commanding the district, in honour of her Majesties birtoday. The entire force of the garrisou, to the number of nearly 6,000 men of all ranks, were marched to the lines shortly after 11 o'clock, where they took up their psi. ion in review older, to await the arrival of the general, which took place shortly before 12 o'clock, he being , attended by • numerous staff of the principal Akers of the ! grurisoc, moire whom were Colonel H. Stadium director of the Royal Engineer establishment; Col. H. W. Parke, commandaat of the 7•1 MIAMI; Lieut..Coloael B. Stan ton, C. 8., sealatent-ad utent-geseral, ; 11 1::aside-Major C. B. Gordon. and .jor 151. B. Marlmes. The panel ism received with th i e t° 4 B 2salnte, the beeps arms, and the bands playing the Neticiaal Anthem. (leaersl yre then called btr three chairs for the Queen which he immediately led of, hat in hand, the troops vigo: rously responding. This morning, 12 insane non-commiationed dews and rose, of various regiments, with Ensign C. 8. Steward, 60th arrived at the lunatic asylum, Fort Pitt, from Cal cutta. Most of them are s uff ering from insanity produced by amp- ds•aofsal la India. To-day having bees appointed for the celebration of her Majto , y's Mrtheley was observed as a close holiday at the dockyard, purism, gun-wharf, and all the public depart ments of this garrison. The Wellesley, 92, guardship of ordisary "dawned" at sunrise, and the Ohm vesicle of war la lambast displayed their colours. The royal standard was hoisted at the dockyard Fort Amherst, and Fort CailllooB sad at 12 o'clock • roysl salute of 21 gam was fired from the Boys! M Cornwallis orisco battery by a party of gunners belonging to the HENRY A. Dia= or Marna_ PROCTOR, C.B.—The coked* el the lath Regbeset lee become vacant by the deletes d Ltentenant-Genera Henry Adolphus Proctor, C. 8., whe dhd • few days Fine, at by *eat ie Wales, awldealy, from disease of the heart. The gallant geseral bed beta OD years le the army. HO! OURABLE 41TILLBRY compasr. The anniversary of her Majesty's birthday wag celebrated yesterday by the Honourable Artillery Compere, in striet accordance with military usage. The regiment was mastered in the parade grown( et half-pest three cickek, nadir the command of Mars ra Middleton nod Robinson and Captains Hitched, Eiden, Rough, and Jay. There woe about 200 of the company cm the ground, and their ma maniere+ were watched by • numerous and Whim,- able company, who bad been sdinittel by ticket*. The mg regim, precede d by its excellent bend playing martial airs. having mustered on the parade ground, cote !netted the Wail:sae of the day with • royal salute of twenty one guns, fired with remarkable prea talon and rapility, the reports succeeding each other at the rate of three a minute. To this succeeded the lewd* foil by the Infantry, first io file firing and then in volley ; one or two of the latter being fired with each rapidity as to elicit the marked approbation of several military authorities who were peseta. Then hal lowed the regular *tries of fitild evolutions, which were performed with moat creditable precision and of elatcy, and ths evolutions finished with the p recision past," is slow and quick time, the band playing the national anthem. The marching of the regiment wee unexceptionable. The moa ts, wee not so numerous es might have been expec.ed, bat the members of the corps present were evidently criatew is 14 cr i me, and the manner in which they performed their est:donate would not have disgraced the Grenadier fluirds, who.. uniform and amoutremenia they attictly copy. In this mason of volunteer sidieriog. it may not be out of place t a remind such Inhabitants of the metropolis as may feel inepited by military iteliaptions that the Honourable Artillety Company is the mom ancient volunteer ewes in England, dating its establishment from the time of I= the Eighth. It dal good service as one of the trained who heard the inspiriting address of Elisabeth at Tilbury Fort. fintsequently taking side with the Pthlillthellthrithe, It decided the fate of Matstaprooor, sad et • roach later period wee aelei-naly instrumental in quelling the Lewd George Gordon riots, charging the mob with effect at the eel ical moment when the Guards hesitate t and finally re fused to advance. In the volnnterr year of 1803, it paraded, 1,100 strong, under the eye of ling George the Third, and ever since has taken praiseworthy pains to preserve Its pristine efficiency. The requieites Gs candidature are Indorsement of application by Ns members of the company, a statement of age, place of abode, occupation, and height; the candidate, if under 21, being admitted re a c ader. The corps have, ea is well known, the finest parade ground in London, saws provided by the government, epaziins barracks, and Aims bearing com missions direct from the Queen. A sergeant-major of the Guards a permanently employed as drill mama, and there Is drilling and rifle practice at least osee • week. The whole encase does n g ex ceed cif. • year, so that chin could hardly be fired greater facilities Iw the acquirement of much familiarity with the ithl44o/1 and dlecipigee of regular warfare ea every free citizen of a free country like England should feel it his duty to peewee. At Ike termlnefon of the evolutions yesterday the cone dined together In the roessroom, and severs' man tors who had in the moraine proved their 001 la the field delighted the company with • @election of music which would have done credit to experienced probesionals. The strength of the corps is now about 450, and every facility will las afforded to gentlemen who may he willing to Wag it up to a man berm* toilet. THE PROCLAMATION OF NEIITRALITT.-011 Wed nesday the rqdprocbtmatim se lo the neetreUty to l• observed by Greer Brimis end her dependencies bs the pee sent an w.• mule public St 'be Cron by the berets end personvers of Sco lead. Th. eerersoey yes someirbet lager tban usual, to amount of the great length of the pro claanation. The preamble was reed by the Marehmeet Herald, sod lb. peroration we. Nevado& to by the Bete l'arsoinor. Albety Harald reed the quotations from the acts of patina or, the wanting@ end wealth@ Wag re epooded by Ormond PurAtisard. The guard of homer COa• doted of • de•orbment of the Royal Sums MUM, scone paled by Ryder'. Disrin Bogle Bend. The ceremony at tweeted • larger crowd of spectators than usually amenniges on each ocesaionn—Scotsraem. UNIVBESITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Maw 19. Ina Convocation holden this morning the proposal that the honorary denne of Dector is Divinity be conferred on the Rev. Edward Wyndham Tibet), M.S., Fellow of Wadham Bishop Dtaignate of Brisbane, New South Walm, met with the approval of the house. The examination decree was also improved. la a Congregation, held 'immediately afterwards, the fer:w liawiagdegemee were coati rred BLCHZIA/RH OF DITINITT. The Rev. Joht:Ti . ../iTim — at;:d,"l , :ii,;, Bt. Johns. The Rev. Edward Cuutiend, Fellow. St. Juke,. The Rev. Charlesicaelliton,iin;;;;ty, shiest in Canada. Hareem DawyFellow, University. William C. , Yellow, Merton. Welter , Pelloar, Lincoln. Josiah Mitchell, Al! John Phelps, AU Sonia. Horses Bentley, Broenoae. Willis= Henry Lloyd, Magdalen. Albert N. Fiintoff, Alexander 0. Lloyd, Trimly. Horace Cerlyon, Trinity. Frauds listudidn, Pembroke. Edmund 8. Teddentia, Worcester. RACRZLORS OF ARTS. Mangy Ohidstone, — E.T.ititiidc. ---- Hon J. B. Leicester Warren, Christ Char& Oswald H. Fadden, Christ Church. Richard B. Priem Trinity, Rickard N. Race, Ot J. FINAL EXANINATIONIL—The Senior Proctor (the Rey. B. T. Turns; Ilraicate.) will receive the names of condidatos fur the second public examination in the schools of Natural Science, Mathematics. and Low end Modern History. either 11 from thelnaldree oc their tutors, at BTSOODO• Coll a te, on Tuesday, May 24, from we o'clock till two o'clock ; and on Wednesday, May 23, from one o'clock UR dues o'clock. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. KILKENNY COUNTY. Moe' or Pon.. Ellis Orem Moore 61ee 227 2036 1774 1610 THE MEV faaoa Ova OW MALTA, Mos 15. Her Majesty's ship Argus le at Malta, from the Lenart ; so is the Orion, from Gen.., having been relieved there by her Majesty's ship Tartlets. Off the port cruising are the Marlborough, Priam/ Royal, Bt. Jean d'Acri, Renown, and Brunswick. In port, but to ilia the Beet in a day or two, are the Victor Emmanuel. Orion, Racoon, Lapwing, Vigilant, Caradoc, and Ariel. The Cellittlildl is at Naples, and the Conqueror at Leghorn. Her Majesty's ship &again. is is port. It is eaid that she is to return to England with the young Prince. The officers of her Majesty's ship Orion, while stationed at Genoa, had en opportunity of seeing the French army lend—some 80.000 men—end they were much strut* with the admirable errangeeneate. Everything wads done without contusion turd wish en en ion that appeared almost miraculous. For instance, the Oiand Bretagne arrived at 10 s.m. with 3,000 soldiers; they wire leaded and the vessel at MI proceetUng for another freight at a p.m. In four hours the vessel had intend the pert, landed 8,000 Illes,• and was on liar return voyage . and this done with the utmost system and re gulerity. On the same day =otter large venal arrived with cavalry, at 7 cm., sad another with cavalry at 10 a.m. The horses sad soldiers were all landed, and the vessels at sea, by 2 p.m. Daring the stay of the Orlon the °Norm perambulated all pars of the town, and could art but feel surprised at the orderly state It use in from the immense masses of troops passive, and during the whole lime they saw but two trldiers the worn for liquor. The French soldiers appeared, though enthaeartic, yet ser:ona, as men who felt they had their work to do, and could only hope for morose by an effort that would require all their etrenrh sad energy. The Oa Pa was anchored just iaaide the Mole, and meet have boa a good deal in the way of the numerous and large men-al-war oonateatly pawing in end out. The Tertible has gate much higher up, and more out of the way. Neutrals see never very welcome, and are generally looked spun as sples. THE ALLEGED MURDER OF A CHILD AT CA3I - moraine )ir. W. Carter, coroner, held an Inquiry in the braid-room of the Camberwell Work house. Into the circsunstanoss atirtdisg the death of a malo child, the illegitimate ofhpring of Elisaiterh Height Some of the fore in the awe hove already appeared in the Ex press. From the evidence cf lottpurca Dean and polite trustable George Hall. 164 IP, it appeared that on Saturday pat they proceeded to No. 16. Can.des-egnare, Camberwell, and on making known Is Elizabeth Baigin what they me wled, alas, after Ws; day oantiosed. took them into the back garden. and toWtei to a spot new the door as the place whore the child was buried. She raid that her Order's buebewl was the fathcr of the child, end that information had been given to the police as Is. (the fads r) could so lloennggeerr get money to buy the silence c f those who were se tsd with the stair. Stem the child bed hertz buried aallea had dug it up herself, to me it, and not for the purpose of throwing the remains Imo Om awl. She dented killing the child, but stated that the fainted sway, and twist, she reco vered herself she fcuad the cAld lying dead and nearly cold by bet side. Mr. Deane, eared's, &pored to haring et tailed the mewed in her confinement. When the child wee hors she Greased very friattesed, and moat aszteas to me rest ita cam from Wag bend. It was impureibte front tha easmisa.ion of the remains to give an oplaimt note the ma of death. The jury, after same consultant n, Masa& ver dict to 'Murtha that the child was boa alive, bat that them war no evidence as to the came of its death. 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