The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-02 00:00:00

M . ,-..--. LT f TIL -- , tom ` •,° "--'' Al li tt ..:3 ill i j r ir 4:111 t. • ~, L 1 E'6B . 4 -e- T . . ,: ~~~ ~~ / .R. ~ .~ - • •r r fTh I r. I r J L\ i - ' il. I . No. 6,757.1 rETROPOLITAN and GREAT WESTERN I KA I LW VA.—OXIPURD sad CAMBItIDOZ BOAT RACY. ; frait. , at are minutes interests between the City and • ,m:tb. To P , ecore TOO passengers ITS requested to ;be emir Ueda& 011 E ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY Urittd , 7, BANK BUILDINGS, LOTILBUBK, London, kNISII COLONIAL £8 PBR GENT. . . . LON, 1811, 7 , ~. MO N om inal, or 12,171.614 Ifective, for thous' of .• upon the revenues of the Spanish Colonka of Cuba, lfico, sod the Philippine Islands. fi , ty the Queen of Spain having by royal decree, under , march, 1908. with the consent of the Council of authorised the above Loan, ' ii,holisheim and Ooldachm of nuch idt have nintraod i d wi DOW th , o ..overoment for the issuelONA, e r eceiVe subscriptions at their aloe, Yeundees. . Art 3,4 the said decree the Government of her Majesty ply the loitered and sinking fund of this loan, and by ft - arcs it on the revenues of the provinces of Cuba, and the Philippine Islands. • .1. fin will he emitted in hoods to bearer of flOO, £5OO, and • r.it O. bearing interest at 8 per oent. per annum, trona let with conpons attached, payeble half-yearly on -• :1 %lent aml 14 September, et the offices of Messrs. Ms and 6oldslimidt, In London. ; Rololi are lac the contract expressly exempted from taxes . .1,.‘ of very tint en the part of .the Span Uovernroent, ..,f Ou y by a teltressmtative of the Spanish 00. . 'meat, duly aptx•in ted foe 1. ) the operation of a cussuls ul e P° Stking rand the Bonds • t ,. n i.,*abte in fifteen yews from Ist March, 1868- pow!, to he redeemed will be determined by half-yearly in the presence of a Notary Pnbli4 in January and • 1 each year : and the Bonds drawn will be paid di at par, t any deduction. at the atom of Messrs Bischofftheini L..ld.chnfilt,in London, on the following let March and Id . „ner in each year. The first drawing will take place In ..ry. 1 , 70. . price roLulon is £93 per Alf* payable so follows xpikstion sllotioeut l6 " lil % .10 24.1 • WIC YI ogn-t LIS ' °upon for iotexamodlato taiotoolt, ducting income tax £9l per cent. . ; 1,..ay anticipate the above,periods of payment, and a at the rate of £4 per cent. per annum. •tf failure to pay say of the above teetehnente at the period all previous payments will be liable to fer- mutt bemade to the annexed form to the Imperial empanted by a deposit of 2. 5 Per cent. ow the for. the allotment should not require the whole depolit, • %Mho returned. •• .1. 4,1 tiit..ates will be delivered, in exchange for the • ipt for the first Instalment. which will be exchanged to l issued as soon as possible after payment of the translations of the documents relating to this loan eu at the mikes of Messrs. Baxter, Rose, Norton, and vis..t..titestreet, Westminster Abbey, B.W. • :uses and forms of application may be obtained at the •.. at Messrs. Bischoffsbeim and Ooldschmidt, I. and at the Imperial Rank, Lothbxry, where all • !a- arc to be made. I TONEY, in large or .mall amounts, and for long or short periods, with or without a life policy, readily ob t .a the NATIONAL GUARDIAN ASSURANCE COM ,• I L,Liite4ll, 484, Oxiord-strict, Bloomsbury, W.C. ION Y.-10,0001. ready for immediate ad -6T ‘at.ree CO mortgages of freehold, copybold, or lemehokl rt‘. repayable by ineialmente.—Addreas Mr. A. B. KM \ I.D. Permanent Banding Society, Gray's lon•chambere, W.C. lONEY.—E2O to £BOO ADVANCED imme i. distal , on furnltme, without removal, publicity, or lin, be repaid by easy Indslroenta No charge if .+nretlaa dbmmoa witiL—Avib Parsonsny tho -Teti F: OFFICBA . rausnamptonmgrees, Strand, W.C. Ad eb n Imam, 11111 laidelk &C. pRADESPEOPLE, CLERKS, MECHANICS, and others, married or single, in town or country; nook . ash, may obtain the same for a reasonable interest, from month to three years, without the wine' loamodice routine. poly per rally, or by letter with directed cm elope, to C. J. itOSE„ 82, Blackman-street, O K £lO and above may be •:deed on furniture as security, without removal. t RE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES I—lf so, cell at f - t- once on the undersigned, and be relieved from the un ant fear of Imprisonment and executions. Bankruptcy and rse Cases conducted on moderate terms. Private arrange .. made with creditors. Deeds of composition and assign. rsccuted. Protection to person and property obtained p, clay.—Apply to Yr. It. HARRIS, 67, Strand, W.C. 1., It toll A. rIA , ALL in DEBT or DIFFICULTIES.—The 1.....1 Chancellors New Bankruptcy Bill will, U passed, Or lenient etatotes of lani, and compel debtors to pay tic. desirous of settling their affairs by bankruptcy arrangement. with Immediate protection of person .i.. it) under the eiliting law, 'tumid at once consult Mr. x I 1.. IMI , lissinghalletreet, nearly opposite the Bank . t, London. Consultation tree. Fees for protection 1E1:114 RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROBE- R., 41 reULo a Professional Gentleman of practice and to I Ire of charges to the eredltor,upon a commission ‘, rt ..n the amount recovered.—Apply for address, or t Z., No City-road, KC. t Tli INSON and Co., 398 to 212, WEST INSTER-BRIDOVIOAD, LONDON. BI NET io iH r ~N r yU FACTUR: E t Rf3.—Show Rooms ‘1: PET WAREHOUSEMEN. 1 j PI I oLSTERERS. 1 4 1 .1 M lIN DRAPERS. I.I.I . sTSATED CATALOGUES, containing B .1i .• viol of the Fmniture exhibited la the Show-roomy, • .1 Irce, or can he had on application, end which also !.. rr• ha,ers to form an idea of the coat of Furnishing, ea • '. ,11,twir.; ha‘ with it a corresp p ond lainingalpaca pica of the article all marked in IN -40 N sad Co., pud 1 e 98 to 212, WM , T3llNBrElt BRIDGE ROAD, LONDON. ? OCERS'B 1M PROVEHF.NTS in SHIRTS. Pricell anti particulars poet free. • mide shirt. and Hematite Vorms for the Country. ..r •-t“lioteld try our \n..•4 Shirts at Ms the hl-dozen. hi.lo; Ills and Co., IMPROVED SHIRT MAKERS, st. V arthi adore . CharinFcrom, London. Kstaldielted OS years ►j~IIItESHER and GLENNT, OUTFITTERS. csial.liahnient is Loodon, next claw to fietne'raet . '(ro o d. N of neirs•aq outfit for everypurimle ~ p p..intsocnt to India, China. and the Colonies, will be far , rdeo ..n application. •-- IIItINCE of TAILORS has been our registered I. Trade Stark since we received the Exhibition Prise Medal • . yle, fi n ality. and excellence, anti we continue to publish the Ainn on accisunt ..1 the great demand and flattering terms , ith she-h they have Leen received, representing gentlemen of rank eel leading men of ton. in the costume patronteed by the lite of oar nett monde. Fashions post tree. with flat of prices , • 1 .111). 11.:4 with elchrated is faucv black doe trousers ; P.th scsts. at wl spite of viper black cloth, 625. ; snits of Md. 4... showerproof uvercoets 21s. ; and superior cheap. N o t es —Only high-class cutters em i • le.l, ail one trial will prove our superiority over all corn !• awl If. 11 AK SIAN, 29, X log Williametnet, London- T HE 4'ITY BAT COMPANY, 109 AND 110, SIIOE-LANE, _Kiaht doors from Fleetatreet. r hIC EN, 3.. &1., as. Cd., and 102.6 d. each. WALK KR and FOHTESCUE, Alonagera THREE PIGEONS. 1 ).‘11'111:}: and CO., DYERS and CLICANERS. lax kh~ed . nermonthey: 44, Leh:eater square: Niount-Areet, Grosvenor-square. F. THOMAS and Co.'S PATENT • sEWINO 1J ACHINTA —Theeeletwated N 0.2 Yachters, ^ , t.ialtril for general work, £lO. The new Domertle Itactdees, Lock Stitch., a to.. IA et., Yid tn.—Catslegless tree. k AS and Co., 1 awl 2, Cheapaide, and atassakeirene, "L. l, l,,lrett. Loudon. AVANZER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY hag It F:MOVED frnm 4, Ctiespeedi, to 4, GREAT PORT \ Nit •ritErr. four doors from Oxford-Amt. and rocenunongs s,r) confidence the two following Sewing Machines so Sh. "'"' 4 l..rfect and successful yet produced, Yin. I iITLE WANZER, • new Lock-stitcli, Band-wiring ' 1° ` 1 ”.. , . lake four guineas, or with stand to work both by toot ireWS& I /iv ILY WANZER, the best machine made for domestic I Lista treo.-4, GREAT PORTLAND-STREET. MITE.—Tha LETTUCE contains an active ' A A leinctple the Lateeke, which perm* all the Protertita leo:A * l44mi Us tbagets.-11r. G. JOZIL•II " =, lbtalrt, 49, mod • Pate of Lail* prepares • letiace), reeciommted by te. Prsteeeloefee Nies, t.sthma, *oualtie, sad 111 chest elleolicia• limp, fa. Ili l'* ". Is. lie. sad tn. U. Me.* pesh IL NI and !ti. ht. -11.0ZFA COPAILINE.—In chronic or recent dbea.m. to effeded in au sewage el Ida 4 6 re j v by tl.e,P:rre " Physiohine'Aesilemy.-801d h7_l l _ l l ..enni,ta, 4a. Got Genera Depot , 49 , BaYm , "". Joseau'e, the only hooch ehteeht wtsb the afeelle rens School of Ilsonshey. 11NM'S CAPSULES.—Mr. BEM, of No. 1, Wharf-wad. City-reed, desire. to eV, pub& unties that the Lord Chancellor's judgments of the RA Inst. (see "Times" of the loth inst.) do sat hi any way affect ea 7 Palos using any Capsules by Yr. Betts, and bearing lb name, or name and addrea, a made ll et wWrk may be used without Mr or question,—Feb. lb. 11108. WINES.-PIOT FRERKI3, Grouses and Factors, Meow. Depot for Inland. 282, Pagrotetreet, W.—upwards of IS varieties oldie Soma growths. Burinusdy la pronounced by the faculty sad coaeoissaurs to be pre-endaeatly the most astutely wins or this ..11mate.—Artorted ousels dozen by rail for 445. CLRET.—PIOT FRERES have • choice cellar ot Bordeaux Wines, comprising the lined growths, old In beetle end In One condition for Inuriediate nee. Of the numerous wines examined by the Lancet Sani Conunladon, Plot Freres' only were pronounced to be th genuine wine, &delicate and soperlor flavour. Bee Lancet," her 21, 1887. Trout 148. to 1801. per dozen. 282, Regent-street. PIOT FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, Hook, Moselle. Choice effervesciag Wines as moderate prima Lets on application-2132, Itagent-street, W., north of Orfordsireet. PIOT FRERES respectfully intimate that these easomonasais will ealzeapser at rem lalarvsla la order that the prices of tbdr wines sheM not be hilaeseed by amen she advertleing. Note the addrees.-281, nateststrest, W. Tasting room hest floor. INT'LNES and SPIRITS at HALF-PRICE. The following line Wines are offered at half the price usually charged by merchant& Moselle. 3m, ; Champagne. BM.; Port, SIM. Marry, 1.4 ; Claret, 111 a. ; flock, ale. ; Hennessy. Pale Brandy, gds. ; finest Whisky in the world, Sen. per dozen. A bin case , with duplicate key, supplied for three dozen and upwards—le PULLIN% 114, Cansonetreet. London. O F all 'tits' brandy is the most wholesome and use I when perfectly pure. It pommies propertied of ,at medical value, and has often been the mesas of savior; human the. Used judicioualy, it la, at all times end on all occa sions, &harmless stimulant . go much, however, depends on the purity of th p = 2 , that great caution should he exercised to Its purchase, for invalids. Attention has been directed to supplies forward by News. AD. VALENTIN to the London and other hospitals, and we gladly accord It oar unqualified ap proval. It possesses all the virtues which are characteristic of the finest and purest French brandies, combined with an exqui site delicacy of flavour. Their extensive wine and liquor cellars are situated at I, Chapel-place ethila, Oxfordatreet).—"Extract from 'Court Journal,' den. IL 1268." j7INAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 1886. This colebrated old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL—It is pure, mild, mellow, delicious, and very wholesome. Bold In bottles, Sa Bd. each, as the retail homes In London by the agents in the principal towns In England or wholessle at 8, Great Whsdmillatreet, London, W.—Observe the red net, pink label, and cork imusded •• Cinahan's LL Whisky. CHOLERA GUARDED AGAINST BY USING PATENT CIBTERN FILTERS. THE LAST PATENTED. AND SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHELS. TIDE " LANCET," January 12, 1867. REQUIRING NO ATTENTION WHEN ONCE FIXED. THE LONDON and GENERAL WATER COMPANY •Lnited , , Ib7, Strand, four dam from Somerset-house, where the Alters la operation may be seen. OAKEY'S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. Packets 3d. each; Id., le., , said Y. seek OAKErs INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, !row ls. ed. each. OAKEY'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery and Ulan Calk Black Load, *c. SILVER63IITHir SOAP blon.nser, O A l CKl arlid). tar clean:lna and pollahlng diver, electnridate, plate-era kn. Tablets bd. each. SOLD everywhere by ironmongers, oilmen, breshmskers, chemists, dz.... Wholesale r JOAN OAKSY sad BONS, mary and black load mills, 172, Blackfrlaro read, a COAL.—GKOROIC J. COCKER/ILL and Co. Beet coals only. ( 26a-13, CornbllL COALS. The • CLAY CROSS COMPANY direct from than CoMarlai al Clay Croaa.—Tha boot, equal w :Valrs End, at tda. per too : mond; 20A—Csalt an detivary.—Orden to CHIEF (MICE, IL DURWOOD-PLACE ILDOEWARE-ROAD. W. NOTHING ISIMISIBLF. ..-.... AGUA AMARELLA restores the Human Hair to Its pristine hue, no matter at what age. JOHN GOSNELL end Co. have at length, with the aid of one of the most eminent chemists, succeeded in perfecting this most wonderful liquid. It Is now offered to the public in a more con. centrated form, and at a lower price—Sold In bottles, Ss. each also fo., 7s. dd. , and las. each with brush. Red Ball Wharf, AngeLpassage,id, Up. Thames-sh, London, E.C. ROWLANDS' MACASSAR. OlL—This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid al Is universally in high repute for IL unprecedented mimes during the last sixty years In promot ing the growth, restoring, preserving, and beautifying the human heir. It prevents hair from Wiling off or turning grey, strengthen.' week hair, cleanses it from scurf and dandriff and makes It beautifully soft, pliable and glossy. Foe children it is especially recommended, as forming the basis of a beautiful head of hair. Price Ita 64., Ts., les. 6d., equal to four small, and Vs. par bottle—gold by chemists' and perfumers.—Ask for Rowlands' Macassar Oil. ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from 5a ; fall set Irma SA ; on pletiniaed silver, 7a ed. : fell set, Lb ;on plans', : fun est, 19 ;on gold, from 16a to 21s. ; set, from £l2 to Alb; doming. sa. ; gold, 1011 . extraction by teal ensethasik be.: under chloroform, 21s. ; old sets refitted or allowed for. Consultation free. Ms. WARD, S.H.D., and over 20 years Practkul Dentist to the Profeation.- 188, Oxford-street, W., between Duke and Orcherd-streeta lIPTURE S.—The PATENT SELF ADJUSTIRG =MAN TRUSS, sodas effectually without any ecorptlestrone, Y recomrseeded by the Faculty for the cure and relief of Runts. The oat, ota good rrulls Dow efficient reelettag paver without on the put affected. which desirable oh te slur trees unencumbered wttl "Imlay, or pads behlnd.—J. 8043 end 00., No. I. RIIPTURES.—By Royal Letters Patent. WHITE'S SIOC.II tIN LEVER TRUSS (perfected and exhibited In the ExhilAtione,lBll and NW is allowed by upwards of WO medical men to be the moat effectiveinventien In the cunt hurtfulent of Margie The me el • Meel ,so often in ita affects, ia here avoided. a loft wore round the body, while the requisite resieting power m by the 310C-ILAIN PAD•Mt PASANT LIM ; NNW WWI 10 Wit SIM end closeness that it cannot be detected. and may be worn daring sleep A descriptive died*, may be bed, and the teem forwarded b . ypost, on th, circumference of the body, two babes below the him being sent to the maker. Mr. WHIM SW P Priam lea. Vs.. ed., and Els. 61. ~ago, la . Ar UMBILICAL TRUSS on the sameprinsdpie. PARALYSIS. PARALYSED CHILDREN, BYsomatlam. Pains, laws oldies,. Lam of Muscular Power, Indigestion, Asthma, Debility . ha—Mr. IMALSE, the Medial Calmat* of Warwick Lodge, hi, Addlsoavead. Kindngton, invitee Invalid' to mead lam two stuns for his pamphlet. It ooatains, amongst others, the particulars of his great cares of la the cases of Dr. Deussett Gilbert, of and Mr. =Alt:ester, coma so astoandleg as to have the hmd whole medical proiseaka as well as the "Ads, all the usual remedies and Tartan galvanic machines having been tried in vain. Raise's galvanic marshal cared both. riIINVICIORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. i E lm mod parietal nutritive cordial ever Introduced ; re stores to their mensal condition ail the ammtioss, on the fate gritY whichfflrfeet health depends. It in speedo for dot& uty of sil tibia mad from its containing among other inert climate mad o f sods, will prove highly bene ficial toZ am nervotaitrd l y t a . pep tic, vWs Dr. Haman revel. Price la. per bottle, or four quantities in one for Ws.—cols Monte. Werra BAUMGAZTILN and Co- WM, Oxfordwireet , W.C., London. Carriage tree oa receipt et remittance. RHEUMATISM, so distressing to those who are areloted by it, may be mat edeetually relieved by a timely application ot DIODOrd Prepared only by Pereley aad done $O. larrinielowatmet, Len doe, and may be obtaMed from any Chemise It le aim moat inevitable Pm Chilblains before ibey are Motet Prim la lid. per bottle. . a.. 4. vIl AMBIAT'S AS BAAMLS, so ~ad host piiTlCbs Ss bride ar NMI& g tie. N ermaimlSFllesai lb **- El sem I.l = amogiage &CM et sullsor 111 ' 44l 4t i lasi kw M bft oeda Mar IL - Ir. end vrkwu - in • Is on, pi 'No partkolar sal Lsobal is • Batas. miss sad Mans lefaiiimi OWN.. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1868. NOTICE.—SUPERII NEW GRAPE.—" Mrs. PINC= BLACK YUSCAT." The very beet late Grape extent. WOOMBE, 'PINCE end Co have a tea Onellsesoltldeveluenie i • 0 0 0lfer, as follows .—dtrong Planting Cage*. LI U. eget &tax A 2 2a. Extra Strong Itultlardltto, LS to. Early n mat be made to therm—Exeter Nursery, Exeter. BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, SLOUGH. The Directors hare the bower to sameases that the Light lor. the Lord v et RIPOd_ has reetereil.emeosted to pro side at the ANNILY MTVIAL Ws lastitutios as MONDAY, May 11, Mk at the City Twodires Hotel, Cannon skeet Geottoessa wills. to est as illsoarde ea that occasion are ouvestry sollettod M earassulicate with AL7111) ILACICKSIDT, Secretary. Moss, TS, ClieeDehle, Imam OUR CONTEMPORARIES. (THIS DAY.) THE 1811111 CREECH DEBATE. The Titus, enlarging upon the difficulties which a prescription of three centuries has given to the treat ment of the Irish Establishment, points out that Mr. aledetems, Lord Stanley, Mr. Hardy, sad even Mr. Bright show themselves somewbas hampered and clogged in the &musical. If Mr. Gladstone's impetuous impales cad Euency of expression somewhat disguised the want of actual movement, Lord Stanley could eves less cover st:II greater perplexity. The instant he locked out from the linos of the amendment he betrayed, as if unconsciously, that he will himself feel free -to deal with she facts, when the time comes, just as he thinks best. Mr. Hardy clearly sees that which he lays shall not be, and defies that which he knows will prevail. His bops is for himself—that he may not be an aooom. plies, which knowingly he will not be. Mr. BAght Lever before spoke with breath more 'bated or with reverence so humble. He feels its difficulties as the work spreads ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. Throe Mkt' Woad Comet Promoisdo. MI AS o'clock. One Shilling. IiKECULTIVATION of TEA in the Zook bdtee has now become an impact ant Mature. Mace the introduction of Aram Tea, nearly de years ago, the EMT INDIA TEA COMPANY have, on aroma at its great WreL*6 and militate liment promoted its leis by every means. The Tea District*, then eondacd to ikl Amass, have gradually extended, and Teas from other a t India are arriving, thus offering greeter varieties. The ny are now Aram, Naar, do., at from TA let to 4a. Id. per lb., and China Teas as asaal—Warehooma, No. 9, Great Si. Helen's charelmard, Dishopegate. Price List forwarded on application. IMP an ORTANT to EVERYBODY ,especially Hotel sad large Ocateuroars—Y.... W. and J. X. TAYL e r be wen-known Poulterers sad Obsesawougers. 83, Little terry-atreet, Golden-square. are now SILLING Sae YORE HAM, Sid. sad led. ; good Pinny Cheese. 7d. : Sae Old Meese. Sd. ; Bacon, by olds or halt., 9d. ; Poultry la now cheap. Carta to all parts every boar la the day. ITARDS' FARINACEOUS FOOD, FOR INFANTS and INVALID& Manafschtred at the ROYAL VICTORIA MILLS, Dartford, Kent, Ragland TaNDsForri JdnAYKAn MUM, M.D. "1 Uwe c;r7dilly SiUnitseriam rojisatedly proscribed 'Hartle Farbsacesus Food (see Pereiris ' Treatise on Food and Diet' pages SOO and 479..te 1. which is sired horn the !soot nutri tious of the cereal gralos. It , w , es both nitrossubpsd sad nonedirogenised alimentary principlos, and forms a very valu able food f,r children and Invalids " JONK. PgtVltil, M.D., F.R.8., H " Physician to the London ospital, " 47, Finsbaryoquare, July 1, 1843." itself before Ms eyes and under his bands. An ancient settlement has to be unsettled ; a false balance long main tained, with cumbrous ooroyensations, to be now made righteous ; an old standing disease to be eradicated by a severe operation ; a foreign and indigestible mass to be got rid of. Since the Reda:elation no greater work has been undertaken. The Dads, Pens rejects absolutely and at once the pre tence that the government means honestly to commit itself to the fortunes of the established church of Ireland. It will do nothing of the kind. It will continue to play with protestant feeling, and it may make some protestant dupes; it will delude a section of the clergy, and through _ _ Bold by all respectable chemists and patent medicine vendors, them a portion of the constituencies ; but no man with tea dealers, and Italian warehouses, In packets at Is. and sa. half of Mr. Disraeli's political knowledge would dream of each ; silo in tin canes at 7s. &L, for familia; and exportation. • As a caution aping spurious imitations, It is Demean to ob. u'remtiblY Q( l ° ll :flitting htiotelf to the defenee of an ineid save that en genuine packets and cams are slimed " JAIL Maims which is condemned by the reason and conscience •" of mankind. This is what the country has a just right to HOII SER OLD WORDS. Conducted by 'P hata • The 2Wcgraph insists that we have an opportunity of CHARM Dimmtno. Cheap Edition, In hirionany Monthly Parta well printed on good paper. With tie May Magazines. , doing justice to Ireland each as may never occur again. If Part I. containing 120 pages. we blot out the last marks of the old oppression by abol is h- London: Ward, Lock, and Tyler, Paternoster-row, E.C. ing a hated supremacy, we shall hasten the day when Ire land will be proud to form part of this asspers. If we re fuse redress, we shall, as Mr. Bright declared, encourage the idea that Ireland has nothing to hope from an English parliament. The afar notices a remarkable change in the tone of the H EALTH RESTORED WITHOUT TBRATISS on the only CUBE of DEAFNESS, Dimness of Sigh p Viz tri onaness, Patpftetion, Ind!- CV=, Low Spirits, Comma and Lona of Memory. f or of feM4y railed remedy, city. Sent poet to.. for ' one Maw, by Sir. Timms Craven, Wilford-hones Burton anmeat, Londm, W.C. conservative journals towards Mr. Bright. Only last night Price 11.,_ i one paper, which used to be very free of its abuse, devoted HOW to RENEW LIFE ; or, the Treatment a long and enthusiastic article to a panegyric of Mr. Bright, and Cure of IndleaMon, Flatulence, and Nervous Affee- i Mose posetter to Mew Ey Joltig _ •axisr MAX, AS, Loi2dou. whom it describes very justly as • Fox with • loftier chit- Dean ant Son, 116. Ludist44lll, E.C. I rimer, • Cobbet without taint of vulgarity—in short, a • perfeet tribune of the people. Is it, the Star saki, that its INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD.: to contemporaries love Bright more, or that they love Gladstone less ? For it is singular that the trategyrie heaped apes the former is amain invariably accompanied by VitApOISVIOR and slander poured out on the latter. The Herald contends that Lord fitanley'a speech and Mr. Hardy's speech set forth one and the same policy— the resolve of the government, while anticipating that legislative action in regard to the Irish church may be in evitehls, to wait until authoritative evidence justifying such &stirs is forthcoming. Lord Stanley has indicated that changes are almost inevitable. What Mr. Hardy has done if to proclaim that, under a conservative govern ment, those changes will never take the form of digests,- blishment or absolute confiscation. (11177Z111 =sawn.) BELGIUM. BRUSSELS, Aria 1. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Representa tives M. Delhonyne asked the government for ex plaailions respecting the participation of the mili tary in the suppression of the disturbances in the district of Charleroi. M. Pirmez replied that the interference of the military had been rendered necessary by the apprehensions for a moment en tertained of a general rising. The conduct of the troops had been admirable, and the strike had been stopped. Ten lives altogether had been lost. AUSTRIA, VIENNA, APRIL 1, EVENING. In to-day's sitting of the Financial Committee of the Lowor House the Minister of Finance, who had been invited to attend, stated in reply to a question that the deficit of the next three years would be covered by the proposed financial mea sures, and that with the intended reform of the taxation there would in future be no deficit. The minister considered that the tax upon capital was a just one, as industry was already sufficiently burdened with taxation. ITALY. FLORENCE, Aram 1, Evmsixc. in to-dad's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, the debate upon the grinding tax bill was con tinued. The first nanurranh of the bill was named by 184 against 149 votes. dale paragraph imposes a tax of 2 fires per quintal on grain, 80 centimes on maize and barley, 1 lire 20 centimes on oats, 50 centimes on beans, vetch, &c. Baron de Malaret, the French Minister at this court, has left for Paris. AMERICA. (BY ATLANTIC TRLZORAPN, TAI OUGM MR. arena's AGENCY.) THE IMPEACHMENT OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON. WASHINGTON, APRIL 1. Chief Justice Chase, who presides at the trial of President Johnson, has claimed judicial power during the trial. The impeachment managers and some senators opposed this claim ; but the Senate sustained the Chief Justice. NEW YORK. APRIL 1. The Allan steamship Peru v ian arrived out to-day. Closing Prices. —Gold, 134 Sterling extzr on London, 1091. 5-20 United States 1882, 1091] ; ditto, 1885, on ; 10-40 Bonds, 100 g. Illinois, 1371 ; Erie, 731. Cotton : Middling Upland, 28. Petroleum, standard white, 26. Flour, extra State, 10 d 01.,. 40c. ; corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 22c. ROYAL Hose CUL Yon lNeo mimes. —The anni versary festival of this institution was celebrated yesterday evening at the London Tavern, under the presidency of hie Grace the Duke of Argyll. About 200 ladies and gentlemen, including a large number of leading friends of the hospital, sat down to dinner. The institution ap pears to be in a very satisfactory position. The number of inmates at the end of the last financial year, which termi nated in November, was 192 ; the total number of bene ficiaries up to that time was 497. The present number of palisade So as follows:—lnmates, Its; pensioners, 212 - total, 325. The second new wing, which was commenced in the spring of last year, is now approsarg completion. The rate of admission has been trebled within the lad four years, sixty fresh cues being annually elected. Funds are urgently needed to maintain the present opera tions of the charity, and to incurs its useful. ness. The Chairman, in roPoeing " The RIP I Hospital for Incurables," testified from his own observation, during a recent visit to the insti tution at Putney-heath, to the admirable manner in which it is conducted, and the great alleviation tibia the most afflicted arse of patients find in the midst at their sufferings ; end he made an urgent appeal to the assembly for liberal support, especially under - the enlarge ' moot of the benefits now in progress. The pecuniary response to this appeal announced during the evening reached an aggregate of 2,126/. 44. The musical a meats were under the direction of Mr. Edwin Gra r ;7 l = was assisted by Mir Surma Cole, Miss Julia Elton, Mr. Young, Mr. Richard Tempts, mid Mr. Farquharson. Mr. F. Cozens presided at the pianoforte, which was kindly lent for the oration by Messrs. Collard and Collard. TNT MENHIRS FOE MAZYLERONZ AND Ma. GLAINTONY'S REmOLUTIONS.—Swia• doubts having her entertained by the elector of Maryieboar as to the manner in which their repneeatataves wield vole on the eorAft division on Mr. 051 Dish Chura Tsimiu trAlLLNicholay and some of the other leading liberal of the borough determined to all a mean of 41==eolors, at which resolutions in favour of Mr. tid ✓oam proportions would be card, and should these be adopted, a dertatka appointed to wait on Messrs. Harvey and Lewis, and gm as them the necessity of supporting the of the loader of their party. The mooting woe to benai ha night, and a numerous attendance of Groton was Et pried. In th e meantime, however, one of the earnings of the roan had oolumunicated with the honourabie nanters, and in reply a letter, signed by both gentlemen, was mere& stating th at they hdly approved r Mr. Glad dens% gnaw, and that they would support all the reser tkme he had planed on the paper. Under thane dream 'tram labsation of holding the proposed insetting was absadssaL OZTOTAL PALACE. dal Batumi DAY. - Ws:D1111/1DIS, Ann. I.—Adasissicas Is. gamma. 974; W mese Yaks* 1,488 ; Idol Alf" 2,462. VOTING LT PROM Tkasortender by the Horse of Lords of the privilege of voting by proxy is spoken of in terms of congratulation by the ?feta. It adds, however, that if it would recover consti tutional strength, the House must follow up such reforms as the *bond= of proxies with a more earnest devotion to lagialaelee duties. The real &agar of the House of Lords to oar says does cot miss from without, bat front witblo; and its lose of influence is due to causes almost entirely within its own control. It is not merely the empti ness of its benches except on a great field-day of party warfare which diminishes its legitimate influence, but the shortness of its sittings and the listless tone of its debates on subjects of imperial interest. All these visible short emninp proceed from one souroe, and that source is an inadequate recognition of the responsibilities which de. I voles upon a privileged order invested with the functions of a second chamber, and which in ancient times were cheerfully discharged. THE T. ALBAN'S JUDGMENT. The Daily Neve thinks that, so far as the clergy and congregation of St. Alben's are concerned, by Sir Robert Phillimoris judgment, they will be very fairly contented with what they have got. That the promoters of the suit will be equally satisfied is not so certain, but it may occur to them, if they think of prosecuting an appeal, that there is such a thing as going further and faring worse, and probably - Mr. Mackottochie's submission is conditional on the appeal ending in the Court of Arches. It is said that an attempts to be made to try the question of doctrine. It is clear that in this respect the Evan gelical party in the church have a right to test the legal validity of their vlverearies' position ; and the Daily Nem points out that a successful prosecution on this point would have the defeated party so alternatives but those of a free church or a reconciliation with Rome. A meeting of the Neutrality Laws Commissioners was heild yesterday. Present, the Riglit Hon. Si, Wi ll iam Erie, Sir George W. W. Bramwell, the Bight Hon. Sir R. J. Pbillimore, Q.C., Sir Travers Tair,Q.C., Mr. W. Vernon Harcourt, Q.C., Mr. Thomas Baring, H.P., Mr. W. H. Gregory, M.P., and Mr. W. Former, Mr. C. R. A. Abbots, attached to the commission, and:Mr. F. P. Onslow, the secretary, were also present. The Established Church (Ireland) Commission sat on Monday and yesterday at their otiose, 4, Weetmin. steer-oltambers. Victoria-street. The commissioners pre sent were : Earl Stanhope, Viscount de Vesci, Sir J. Napier, tart., Colonel R. A. Shaft* Adair, Mr. J. T. Ball, Q.C., LLD., Mr. E. P. Shirley, Mr. G. Clive, M.P., Mr. Howes, M.P. The secretary, Mr. J. Fader* Elriagtoo, LLD., war also in attendance. ADMIRALTY, APRIL 1. APPOINTYZNTB. Lieutenants, Robert H. Armit, to the Virago ; William F. S. Mann Yarbwough F. H. Parker, and Wilmot H. Fawkes, to the Prince Cowers • fiab-lieutenants, Edward 'G. Eines Alfred P. Totseahai, and Wm . E. B. Atkin son to the Priam Consort ; Na vg Lieutenant, James Cole, to the Meesnee ;Na ting Sub-Saute. mutt, Charles F. Barnard, to the Moans* ; Paymaster, Joseph H. Hanby, to the Cormorant ; Midshif4t ey e rz n George S. Beenquet, Henry H. Adamson, G. Evans, and H. R. Reed, to the Prince Consort ; Wilfred A. H. Thorold Hairy C. Allister, William Moore, Gerald C. Hood, Joseph I. IleCallwell, Claude B. Fuller, Alexander Berle, Theme C. Fenton, Francis J. H. N Harold G. Bird Prided& Alsnander. and Henry apier, C. E. Banton, to the Naliodnezvigadag Midshipman, George W. Hendersoa, addi to the Rodney ; Rae. neer, Peter Robertson, to the Asia, for charge of tie 'tore. ; and second class assistant.engineer, George 8 .1 . e Newton, IO the Frederick Willism. Rh/LOTION or WAose ne THZ IRON TRADZ. WOLVERHAMPTON, WCDNISIDAY.—To-day the Mlle/ pro priston of South Staffordihke held • meeting a the Swan Hotel in this Wm, ander peseidsasy el the - the Move— hid always fermi the podia deer displayed to de jus. ifialif°4l4th° CAsisimfii(e Alackfam dthat ..diiir°4 ties to the lower three ; 'and wham the affairs of the (Yr. Thome Becker ), to eendider th e course to be put , ,__,___ __,___ ____._,__ ____ ,_,___ parliament wed new that the Insunastone Armistice have rewired was acre t i; e 7; euhd o" se = that '"'',: e 7,rf ee p 4 iii h • to mem the 1 ,6 " ed "la" ins , and the rate of the ridiese as is th eir interests as it they had elected the wages WI the irenweriere. The disitir marred by _the ineraber ... w . thrateekeit The chairmen, in ........le"" wkai L l kw= i ,.." tbs wa . thin i ......," 4 " a g lighid itr , MOONS iir - al• eisesiatioa l stated th at it EX= ""'"- •-'"--- `----,, - - the endeavour formed in ecusetresse el of the govern. shire), and that is mainly &prier urn the iron Os other reseices, wises a ries ar a fall has tarn in iron and wwwil t ,there, billl000• eheeee a meat ft:r elee l l naage ' er" elaatielgal tir ibil y ftnltt woul lialdata d ig in a tu th ia e ll f winh i na u g 7 opena ll en re av d i ea d l ike n f a vour th r : movement in the mreaaa eerrer, the the er a fall as the the my he di &i.. 4 in _,t ° L it°l3 _ Liar sae ei•°°•ert—y:lntheon sheen' eagle. Yesterday tide practise was observed lathe .".:"" li"`'.'".` railway mauls= at proprietor, a more satisfies were whir the meting ponsed, ler it was 11100illed :-•-• ..._, ...,,a.......... ,„a ei„. l ore it sad ether " That the wages of colliers and miners haftetheri three- ee 7f e r'"a r ''"'"" ree ;Z r ''' neatten. la gave it as his opinion Poen a day." No lonsgag alli =" 1. bad a Nl° thilk • tied lir they rad then free competition in the mrta of Co.] meters. For th igh seal, lea erred* set athe being 'Dewed t o attend th e varier metropolitan dryades* kr ii• oh Vol* , inateld,tfi i• al° th° 64 ht railway striae. it would go far to clear the streets of the that there will be say mermen either in priori or wages. There is no shear in the &meld for iron water large sober of euery eats which were con tinually paradise about During the evening a teetimonial, OPLIEZICCABTLE APRIL I . — The Conodiait steamer i n the shape of a gag wee* and aw e sa d a p uns 00 ,_ Austrian, from ?Aland on the Xist alt., arrived hen this taring a large au of 1110•117, was pressated I. Yr. .Clllikie r la. bedsilliglide etherry of the oiscodatlea. nab& 13owal& and Olen ' ' be cured'. It , Pee 30 w ilostoa num sod ere OD. hare op-operated 11 . 02 . .. fik .1 ,481r i 1 / 40 ,16 Itill and Zia' app la ss lrl4 o. ll l , e l . aff i Leta. MAN ile irmzz a t: mat, l. . .. =L e. ...ioa goone, or amok 1/.7=lb [STAMPED Id. ADDITIONAL.) THE QUEEN'S DRAWING-ROOM. The Queen, at the Drawing Room yesterday, wore • rich black an dress with a train trimmed with crape and jet, and a diadem of diamonds over • Ica( white crape lime veil Her Hajeety also wore • diamond neck lace and carrkop, the riband and star of the Order of the Garter, and the Orders of Vieeoria and Albert, and Louise of Prsmais. Her Royal Highness the Primer of Wales wore a path. coat and train of rich blue satin, irimme i with band. of tulle bouillimmee with rased and s'iamrock loaves and rich Irish lace. Headdress—diamoods, feathers, and yea. Ornaments—pearls aad diamonds. Orders—the Victoria and Albert, the Danish, and the Order of Catherine of Prussia. Her Royal Highness Princess Christian wore a train of blue and silver 1310110 antique, trimmed with a rich border of satin and silver braid. The pettiooat of white silk, trimmed with bouillionnees of tulle snd point lees, looped up with bouquets of roma, forget-me-rota, silver shamrocks. and wheat ears. Headdress, a tiara of turquoise and diamonds, lappets, and foathra. Ornaments, turquoises, and diamonds. Orders, Victoria and Albert, and fit. babel. Her Royal Highness Princes, Limier, wore a train of mauve moire, trimmed with silver crepe and tulle. Petti- coat of moire tulle over a white g`aM tunic of silver craps, looped up with silver rases. Headdress, feathers, diamonds, and veil. Ornaments, diamond'. Victoria and Albert Order, and Order of St. babal. I I The following presentations to her Majesty took place, the names having been previously left at the Lord Cham berlain's office, and submitted for her Majesty's approval: Mrs. John Aldridge. by Lady Rayleigh. Lady Jane Alexandsr, by theronntess of Cakdon. Mies Florence Allen, by her thother, Mrs. Thomas Allen. Mrs. Charisel'eAthan Arbuckle. by Mrs. Ormsby. by MTh. Montage' busoyne. Mrs. Windham Bufng. by Mrs. Henry Baring Miss Dateems, by her moths., th e Mom. Lady Mattison. Indy DoMdn, by lady Bovlll. Mrs. Boning tut Lanham), by Mrs. li amine.). Lady Bralmaon, by her mother, the Countess of Lauderdale . ChurchhOL Mrs Campbell ;of Achaladec, on her marriage, by Lady - li 0, J. Carey, by In de Sanataren M n, n. Carr, by M dy rs. lawn Paget. Miss Haim& Can, by bar mother, Mrs. William Carr. Miss Cars, by hoe motbar, Min Thomas Care. Mh= er tiglimad Mambas, by tier mother, Mn. Thomas Klag Mn White Coops', by the Countess of cattlussas. lady Catliendl, oa her marriage, by the Hon. Mrs. Granville Venom . . _ — jibe How Mrs Illeghism Collat. on her InarriellM, by her inothenin-law, Viatenatem Combennere. Lady Darla, on her marriage, by Wlecosoteee Straagtord. Miss Demme, by her mother, tie Hon. lint Dawson. Mrs Edmond Depret, by Mrs. Montagu Sargent. The Roo. Mrs. Dormer, on her wariest, by the Lady Dormer. The Lady Mayoress of Dublin, by the countess of Derhy. Mrs. Lovelies Inmisresq, by Mrs. Herb (linden. Mtn Louisa Zdmonstone, by Mrs Tarletcrn. Mts. Edward Elites, by Countess tiny. Miss Henrietta Mem, by Mrs. low and Monett Mize Amelia Fazutharsoo, by Mrs. FaNuharson, ben., of in % ercauld. Mize Field, by Viemranteis T Miss Fanny Field, by Visoosa= n riington. Mrs. Penrose Fitzgerald, on her raiurisge, by the Duchess of Wellington. Mn. Orlando Fitzroy by lady Louisa Apenter. Altos Wentworth FitzwiWem, by her soother, Countess bitnuilthm. Hon. Mrs. George Fitzwilliam, by the i 'ousters Fitzwllham. Mrs Fletcher, el Salton, on her meetabe, by Lady Charlotte Fletcher. ills' Millicent Foster, by Lady Celeite. • Hon. Mrs. Fraser, of Loyal. on her men ime. by Lady Laval. Min Catharine here, by her mother, Lady Fiore. Silas Georgian Prete, by her mother, Lady Imre. Mrs. Garth. by Mrs. Pane. Wes Garth, by her mother, Mrs. Garth. Mks Helen Gladstone. by her mother, Mrs. William Gladstone. Lady Gray, by Mrs. Gladstone. Mrs. Jolla Wilson Gray, by her motherin-law, lady Gray. Mrs. Harcourt OMNI, by Lady Louisa spencer. Silas Grove, by His. Grove. Lady Harlow, by the lady Lome. Lady Hay, be , 'lady Graham Montgomery. Mies Hay, by her mother, Mrs. Hay. Mrs. Henderson, by Lady Mayne Miss Henderson, by her mother, Mrs. Henderson. Miss Geraldine Henry, by her mother, Mrs. Chnon.l Healy. Mrs. Dermas Henry Hickman, by Lady Here. Lady Mauer. by Lady Churchill. Lim Keats, by Mrs. C. Drury Fortnum. Miss Constance Knoll's, by her mother, Lady Knollys. Comities of Lauderdale, by the Duchess of Wsilln(tou. lin. lobes* P. Lam* my hoe maniere. Itlaly (arils. Mlas Frscherkei law, by her mother, the - Hon. Mrs. Henry . Spencer Law. lady Elisabeth Legge, by her mother, the Countess of Dart. south. Mrs. Logan, by the Viscountess Ctsewton. Miss Mtmham Mahon, by Mrs. l'akenham Mahon. Mn. Sarah Mayne, by her mother, Lady Mayne. Lady Mitchell, by Kra Hardy. Miss Oakes Moore, by her mother, Mrs. Lovelace DUMArebj. lady Constance Moreton, by her mother, countess of Dock. Lady Evelyn Moreton, by her sisteran-law. Countess of Duels Lady Mon by Mrs. Baird, of StrHien. Mks Morris, is, by Mrs. Baird, of Bertelsen. Mrs. Edwin Newman, by lady Sating Bidwell The Hos. Mrs. Roden hoot, by lady Victoria Buxton. The lima Mrs. Marko North, on her marriage, by Lady Harriet Ward. Mies Beeline Ogilvy, by her aunt, Lady Frances Howard. Mies Madelyn* Sabine Peaky, by her mother, Lady Pesky. The Hon. Mra Cecil Peel, on her marriage, by her mother, Viscountess Combermere. . . The Hon. Mrs. Yereeval, on her marriage, by the Countess of t,ledor. Mrs. Arthur Phi'bootie, by Ilre Ormsby. Lady Guendoten Ramadan, on her marriage, by her mother, the Duchess of Somerset. Lady Rose, by the Countess of Derby. The Countess of goseiyn. by the Duchess of Weiliouten. Mrs Charles Bewley, on her marriage by Ley Auguqs Thome. _ _ VI; 'Schenk, by her mother, Mn. Schenk. bike Kate Schwabe, by Mrs. Salle Schwabe. Mrs. Alfred Seymour, by the Duchns of Somerset Miss Frances Shell, by her mother, Lay Shed. Mrs. Smith, of Shortgrove, by Lm iy Braybrocke. Mn. tel ter, by Mn. Sslle Schwabe. Miss Maw, by Mrs. Slitter. Mrs. She, by her sleterin-law, Lady Morin. Miss Skis, by her mother, Mrs. film. MW Agatha Somerset, by her mother, Mn. Edward Somerset Mies blanche Spencer, by Lady Louisa Spencer. The Hon. len rimers, oe ler manlese, by Mrs. Edward ELite. Plaresee Wane , by the Hoe. Mrs. il=s. Mrs. Waimea, ea bee oarriage, by Lady s Mrs. Beery Warms, by the rt Isoometter Torrtnito The Lay Lly Churchill. Mies Idle W reW lay Lady Wrottealey. Mrs. Yates, by Mrs. Beason. Min May Yates, by her mother, 31re. Yates. The Lord Mayor of Dublin vas also, by special percale. aim, presented to her Majesty on this occaurion by the Lord Chamberlain. Her Majesty, being fatigued, left the Drawing•rocm at ten minutes before 1 o'clock, after which the ladies were received by Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales cn her Majesty's behalf. Tim EAST LONDON NE METH AND THE CITT Cosioronos.—We understand that the projected East London Museum of Mame, Art and Industry, will be before the Common Council of the City to-day, or at an early tsm, on an vpml from Mr. Antonio Brady. F.G.S., the Bev. ainpue Hansard, ILA., Dr. Millar, and Mr. J. M. Okbo for a grant of money in aid of the site was,' fund. The petition of these gentlemen is in exoet hands, end is likely to receive the support of several Medina members of the corporation ; and having regard to the dem ocanection of Foot London with the City, irking from it, chief induatriea, sad to the position the City has hitherto takes in the vanguard of public movements in the metropolis, it is to be hoped that an un grudging vote will be given in response to the motion which will be made. AMALGAMATED HACEDZY CARRIAGE PROPRIE TORS' Assocurior.—The formation of this society was last night celebrated by a dinner at the Freemasons' Tavern ; Mr. J. B. Gower, of the Court of Commas Council, in the chair. Amongst those present were Lord Etch° and Sir George Bowyer, M.P. Biz George Bowyer, in returning thanks for both bourse of parliament, said that he had often bawd the Home of Commons charged with laying no sympathy for working men, but he wuat say that during the sixteen pearl he had eat there he • [ONE PENNY nut MIRE CHURCH AGITATION. Thuourorr. —A meeling of the friends of religious !quality has been held at Brioton at which resolutions in favour of M r . Gladstone's moti on were unanimously paired. Several prominent members of the liberal party took part in the meeting. Kuro's LYNN. —This borough, which is repre sented by Lord Blealey, hold a meeting on Monday even ing, when the ha was crammed sad the audience mom enthusiastic and influential. Mr. G. Holditoh, J.P., occupied the °hair and amongst the apesttoors were, Mr. J. 3er• (churchman), Mr. D. Berliner= (gasket/. Mr. J. G. Wigg (Independent), Mr. J. Jackson (Wesleyan). the Revs. 8 ureen and J. Malyon (Baptists the th e Res. Joseph Wood and the Rev. Father Wouleh catholice). Rutiessi in favour of Mr. Gladstone's policy were co , tied amidst loud cheers. MUM. —A meeting of the nonconformists of this borough was held on Monday night. Mr. James Owen occupied the chair. It was unanimously resolved, after speeches from the Rev. W. OriNth (Wesleyan), the Res. W. Crosbie, the Rev. H. Onuweller, and others. to sup port Mr. Gladelene's resolutions. MAUCLZIFIALD. A public meeting has been held in this borough in support of Mr. Gladstone's resolutions. They were approved by the whole audience. This meeting !as held in connection with the National Reform Union. Next week another meeting, at which th; - iioc7ll:i Stanley is to be present, will be held with the same o bject. SWANSEA. —A town's meeting was held in this borough yesterday, the Mayor in the chair. Resolutions against the Irish church were adopted. SOUTHAMPTON.—A meeting has been held in this baemigh, at whim/ it was ressived to supper., Bs roam possible way, Mr. Gladstone's proposed'. Tbe meeting was addressed by Major-Ge n e ra l T r y on , Watson, Mr. W. Z. Lankester, and Mr. Fryer. THZ PRILbeYTEILLANB AND THE IRISH CHURCH. — The committee of the United Presbyterians of England have met and passed a series of resolutions against the eocleslairtioid endowments of Ireland. Pazavozi.—On Tuesday night, Mr. T. Mason Jones delivered a second address on the subject of the Irish church, in the Assembly-room of the Corn Exchange. At the time of opening the meeting. half-past seven, the anxious room was crowded to suffocation, and many bun dinda, who wild not obtain admission, held meetings out side, when the great national topic of the day was die cured with energy and enthusiasm, and with sufficient noise to be distinctly beard in the Assembly-room. Mr. J. F. Leese presisled over the meeting oi ;i , and there were also on the platform the Revs. H. J. (independent), J. Adana (Wesleyan ), W. J. St uar t baptist), Mears. McKean Dean. Councillor Furness, Mann. G. Toiffnun, Swindielinrst, Councillor Edelston,Jos. Toulmin, Cotman, W. Temlmin. Thorpe, Clominshaw G. W. Brown, Dob son, Dick, &a. Amongst the audi , ence we noticed the LOTS. D. F. Chapman (St. Peter's), E. Lee (curate of :it. Peter's). W. IL Mires (SI. Paul's), W. D. Thompson, (St. Saviour's). 0. G. Acworth (curate of St. Paul's), Williams (curate or Christ Misch), Webb (Black burn) ; Messrs. W. P. Park and C. Chapman. The mees iog bad been announced at most of the church schools en the previous Sunday, and the frantic cheers and rowdyism which many of the hobbledehoys made when any reverend gentlemen showed himself or spoke, testiB.4 to the character of the teaching which, it is to be feared, at least on this ,iuestion, is atl =bastard to the "young idea" in the schools of the esta blished church in this town. We have endeavoured in the subjoined report to give our readers some idea ot the nature of the disturbances that characterised this meeting; but any description would fail to convey to adequate im pression of the confusion that prevailed. Prom* Guardian. LIVEUPOO-. —Memorials for and against Air. Gladstone's resolutions and the disestabLidaseent of the Irish church era being actively signed in Liverpool. The liberals agreed to their memorial on Tuesday, and the tory sae bad previously been for some days lying for nig ' nature all over the town. Last night a meeting in support of the ministry in connexion with this question was held in the Concer:-hell, Lord Nelms-street, by the Conserva tiee Working Ken's Association. BIAMIN.I.AK, —A petition to the House of Com mons en this •übjectlia been adopted and signed by S) of the clergy within the rural deanery of Birmingham. It prays the house to " reject the dangerous revolutionary propositions t.,w before it, and to maintain unimpaired • the mactitutim of this realm in church and state, to pro , act iestead of consenting to alma the honour and con science of OW aeloved Queen, as well as to preserve the harithability of personal and co.porate property." _ BRISTOL, : -Last night a crowded meeting was I held at Bristol on the Irish Church queetuar. Gladstone'r rraolutioes were warmly approved, and formal propositions in their favour were gaud. Au &madmen* • proposed by the pail secretary of the Working Men's Conservative Association was negativedby a large man rity. ; Marretirst ay. —A most suc ces sful meeting, ta • ' point of nttroSers, good order, and unanimity, was held ' last night in the Free Trade Hall to support Mr. flied ! stone's motion. The principal hall having been crammed to the utmost. about one thousand persons held shout t nucleons meetings in two other large rooms ie the building, . ! and passed the same resolution. Nrineast"..a.—A meeting of the inhabitants of Newcastle less held in the Lecture-hill, Nelson-street, on Tueeday . , in reference to the resolutima of Mr. Gladatine •en the Irish Church question. Great interest was noes ; tested in ate subject, and a crowd collected at the doeri of , the building before the time for opening. There was great crushing to chain admittance, and the hail was filled to overflowing. Resolutions in favour of Mr. Garlstorithe • propositions were passed by • large majority —se amend . matt to a contrary sense not receiving the support of .on • than one in twenty one show of bands. THE REFORM LEA XS AND THE 11H.H Cif Ult.:U.— ' At • meeting of the Council of the Reform League, bold last night a: Adelphi-terrace, Mr. I:eales in the emir, • discussion took place as to the expediency of the league 4 holding a meeting in Trefalganmnare to advocate the din I • establishmen t and disendowment of the Inah thrush estre• ' blishnunt. The chairman said there was complete sin union in the tory camp. When notice wee Yr et given of Mr. Gledatonee reaolutions he (the almanac) was down at the Houeo of Commons, and be forty 1 on the part at these who might be called the " mere " of the liberal Iparty a din-Athos to kick at the resol.rtioes, but theft. San was row happily at an end. He thought it betas to wait until the result of the debate was ausertalned before the league took any action in the matter. Ho ban ' , just heard that Lord Stanley intended so withdraw Ws • amendment, and that Mr. Gladstone's motion for going • into committee upon the Irish church wsuld be met by a • dissent negative. If that were the case, and by any posen Laity the motion should he defeated, then would be the time for the league to put forth its strength ;in great demonstrations, just as they Lad done when the liberal government was forced out of office in torn. I' Mr Hales was afraid if demonstrations were held upon ' this question the "No Popery" ay would be got up by the bigots of England. Mr. Brisk said if the " No Popery" cry were got cep it would be easy to tart the counter cry of "No State church.' Mr. °cedilla was apprehen sive that • night meeting in Trafalgar-sqaare upon each ! subject might end in a not. Mr. R ich ardson said then • expected that English reformers would aid theag • heartily in g !Wag rid of the incubus of the establish* church. Af :a considerable discussion, the following re- • sedation was yo:snimously carried, and ordered to be trans mated to Me. Gladstone : " That this council cordially thanks the laght Hon.W. E. Gladstone fear tile drum, dem, sad manly exposition of policy contained in the realm- thence has moved in the House of Common.. in reference to the rikestabashment of the State church in Ireland, a • and gladly dreams the determination of the league to • support that policy, as being in the true interests of civil and reheats liberty, and best calculated to effect a real anion of puree, and equality of intends between Great Britain and thid." The souncil then _adjourned. . THE LUSH WESLEYANS AND THE IRDHIUHURCII. The organ of the Irish Conference Wesleyan., the Ea. .Vje• has an article on the Irish chinch (meth= It says— ' Is it not our duty calmly, openly to take our sand on the dasadonment of all chemise, intruding the Maynooth pa*, the opening of Dublin University to all and the roaintestanoe of raked education? This , lilnlb we has In it mere of good and lees of era than any ether corn which eon be perused. There Is or grisnanthr, injustios, no injury to anything worth preserving in ass'; this. Pure and undefiled religion would not be ajar*. No one proposes to invade -vested rights, to deprive present incumbents of any pmaeo of their thanes during the period of their natural lives ; and th erefore in des a time the episcopal church would be prepared to undertalni all the asponithlities on the voluntary principle/I- She well able to do en In proportion to numbers, the is alb ./ least the stand wealthiest church in all this weld, st we wet never believe that she is so indifferent 10 A g mialeley or mode of worship as to refuse to pplkiebthr •• supports This imputation is a calumny, sad lraw bei.. c . ter, and a calumny which the Interest she takes in evCiy quakes touching bar position or lionsur emphau_ ft * trr rotates. fits is well able, moreover, so sustain a vigorous I mission in every parish in Ireland. The Wealeyana, with half her numbers and half her wealth would do se, and inelatehe a vigorous stioolea in heathen lands as era. There weal also be this advantage ; she would ha fete be • act ea all questions tonalikth her own purity. No longer boo* by the Mews el the state, she would maiatatifie . ' the 'Olt &oda/Urines of her articles and homilies ae4 than, in a nobler and mightier eenne than i n any period •11 th ole * be a power for the diffusion of truth and Ike preeeellea of holiness in this leng.trembled land.' • . FLZA SoAP not D of: s. —Naldirtea Tablet deeleellt ssaa, eiamsee the alcin. realovet INDU sta. i." InZ e t. cow Pm tram paean. —Mae ; at - of Barclay u 4 Sou, Factiveftworeet—taftelkelmatl • , • 4 . 11 • : • . .* • . ' 9% t • f 1 , • • I , e ‘ .. t t Pr ' t 'l.ll