The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-18 00:00:00

4 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 110(9311 OF OOIOION!!.—WIDxrsDAT, MAYI7. THE RONAN CATHOLIC OATH BILL. iftwew ripest ha petteday, Mr. O. PORTIVIOUR mid he wished to address the home ha mper. of this bill, sad he rested his me upon the merits sad priaelpies at the question. Within the lest few yams this oath had acquired • chancier which it did sot parrs before, and it wee far more offensive now than it wee before the year 1858. In that year • great sheep wee made la the oath taken by protestant members of this bows. Keay ourpressioas which were commits to teeth oaths Mr* shack oat of the protestant oath, avowedly se the ironed of their objectionable character, while they Wen rehhad is the Roma catholic oath. (Hoer, bear.) Therefore, while it still retained its ambiguous cassucter, it wee now Millman offensive than it was before the year 1858. ti ar. WHITESIDE mid that this oath was • public reword of • condition upon which • body of men oh taised • participation of sad in all the blessing of the esestitutiou, and it was • public: reward of the Leomn upon which they received them bred* and every it was repeated wee an afilimaises of those exaditimas. It wee el the Imt cooesquwes to keep the oath in its present state, for it wee the principle whisk was °ordained in the Hmancipation Act, vie., that this wee a protestant state — that the mows wee protesteat sad that the oonstitiition was protestant, and that all ironies Musson mut be excluded. (Hear.) GREY mad there wsa Redoubt an opinion in Ireland hostile to the eatabliehed &arch, sod the 'emaciation to whisk the right hoe. geatlimaa rehired bad plaited ma re seed their desire to subvert that church ; but that wee not differest from the views entertained by many dimentere. MLA part of the oath wore to be retaine d, thee extend it CreVtat i l t in w h i e b d . e:re l l: might not object, hew Ttrose w tn i t ofmaoy an w bers of their dimenthe friends might. But let them not be artist Ist the het, let the smutty be applied, not only to the Roman catholic' but to those who made no secret of their hostility to the established church. Ile had spoken of the rotes/Let diameters, those who eat in the house sad those whom they represented, sad of their views with herd to the established church, but whatever their views of the established church might be then were no firmer friss& of the protestant religion. 'what did they my He head in the report of the sow. alines as publ c petitioes that the committee of the nine denominatiaes of asesaten within twelve mar of Londe", rettto protect their civil righh, bad promoted • peti our of the bill cow before the house. which the peti tioners wen sexism should be pissed Into law, sod stating that to their opinion the proons of the bill were jut and desirable. He met say he thought the petition did them pest credit, and he trusted that the house would take the same view, that there was so sufficient mama for maintelaing tbeseso-called securities. He did not for • moment believe that any member of the Roma catholic ohm* would besitate to hike this oath, /at at the same time they hit is a degradation, and therefore it wee that be theme't they bad • fair claim to be relieved from what he believed to be no reel security to the pro le:staid religioo. He hoped at all eves/. That the house would reed the bill • second time, and go into com mittee. to onside' what should be the form of the oath; sad he hoped that one rowan oath would be substituted, that they might all sit there in equality, and that there Amid be no mutual taunts reproaches ; and he must say that the subject of oaths generally ought to come before them, sad that the oaths taken by others than the embers et that boasts eight be revised. (Hoar.) Er. *WALPOLE opposed the second 'reading on two first, that the disterbed the settlement made L " lf w at s, without giving one form of oath to all members mod sinoodly, that until they were prepared upon the reepossibility of the government to recommend that one tam of cath should be administered, he thought it would he desirable to leave the matter as it was left in 1858. (Hear.4mar.) LfilliNOX supported the bill, with the full intim tiole'lLexercising every privilege in committals towards triaging about an assimiletion of all oaths. He thought that when chimes were called into that house to performs IMMO° duty they should have one oath administered. Mr. KENNEDY also supported the mooed reading of the bill. He maintained that if that house was to of a people they must govern with the con meet of that people. They wsse vow legislative for Deland. sad they ought to prepare seek a form of oath as would mai* the population of that country. My COLLINS metemded that Oboes who opposed this hill would be guilty of • breach of °entreat, because they were iso impose • dimbllity which was not imposed by the sot 1829. He thought they hid no right to call epos the Roman catholice to take a special oath. With regard to the clause for the preservation of the estab lished churehtt was very difilecdt to give any definite mean ing to the clause, sad if the oath was to be takes by cos set of menshers,itought to be takes by all, for there whet muck, and perhaps more, dame, to the established church from the noocoeformints 11111 from the Roman catholic. (Hear. hem.) Attacks were more contently made on the estab lished church by the oonocaformist than by the Roman catholic members of the house. He, thoraces, thought it we time to recede tram an untenable position, and he trusted that the home would affirm by • Lap majority the second reading of the bill. (Hoar, hear.) The hones then divided : For the mooed reeding l9O net 134-86 The bill we the read • 'send time. Mr. NEMDEGATE pre seems theA ea the =doe for ping into committee ea the bW on Friday next, he should MOTO that the bill becesomiliedi that day mix months. SMOKE NITISANCE (BCrrpIutOTLAND) ACTS AMEND. _ Ku. This bill was read a mood DOGS REILTLATION (IRELAND) BILL. The borne went into committee on this bill, and agreed to five chimes. On clause 6, is answer to an appeal from Mr. MlSulogy, Sir R. PEEL said that the object of the bill was to impose • tax of 2s. on every dog in Ireland, the prase, of the text* go in reduction el musty ems, and also to impose a fee of on registration et every dog the produce of ma fee to go in augmentation of the salaries of petty sea gime clerks, who were at present insdequataly remunerated. Amtunieg that there were 500,000 doge in Ireland, the pre date of the tax would be 50,0001. The expense of earrft.g mat the bill would be 1,0001., and the remaining 49,0 Mi. wadi go to the counties. Mr. HENLEY asked whether the produce of the tax weld be brought into the o:Almoner. Wir R. PEEL said it would not ; it would be distributed through the legal oilcan la Ireland. Mr. AYRTON thought that the DM was as Inland revenue bill, and ought to be dealt with as moth. The CHAIBIIAN said that in his opinion the bill win not properly a taxing bill. The further disunion of the bill ceased, the hour of 5.45 having arrived. EXCHEQUER BONDS (21,000,000) BILL. This bill paled through committee. FIRE BRIGADE. - - - - On the motion of Mr fieliii.3 leer. .es given to brieg ia a bill for the establishment of a ire brigade in the metro peli• INCLOSURE (No. 2) BILL Os the motion of Mr. BARING leave was area to ultim ate the lecloanre of mortals lands in permtanee of a report of the IneloanreComtaimiooere of England and Wales. The house adjoareed eta few minutes to 6. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. --*--- Parercnc.—The hopes of the liberals of Preston relative to securing Mr. Gladstone, eldest son of the Chan. seller of the Eachegner as their candidate at the seat 'Section, have been dieetpbd. A reply haso bees remised to their requisitioo, to the offset that, as Mr. Gleelsicse is owe to be successful at the out election at °heater, he &alines to accept the laritatioo of the liberals of Preston. GLAEIOW. —The address of Mr. Dalglish to the daelw■ of Glasgow, announcing Ms Wended retirement M the swooshing dinolation of parliament. ham been pub lished. SOUTH Dnattax.-1 report has been current during the part few days, to tie Week that Yr. James ranee, one el the present members for the soothers divi sion of the county of Dalton, has signified hie intention of withdrawing heat parliamentary life at the termination of the present 11/MlOO. The rumour is gerrally credited in what may be fairly termed " authentic thshis. There is ewe every probability that the return of Mr. 11. Team aed lideptaie Beaumont at the neat election will be unopposed. —Penosstk Chrowick. TEE AYR BUILOHL—There is to be a contest for the repreeeatethie al the Ayr burghs. About a third of the decker is Ayr sad levies hare Mimed in make Mr. Oswald of Auchiosruive to Mead, aid he hoe oceseeated. We ere autheriasd to Maio that Mr. Creaked the present aserabsr, will asrtaialy, as area aat all mum% ',Mire to Maio the MIA be has oasfelly held ter the het titillate* ram ; and we boar it biased that a third candidate ia ea the m of declaring biesselt.—North British Yea. Noav DawYselaa—A Inquisition having been aremeted le Mr. Wm. Jaime., the mama member for Neweutie.noisr•Lree, salt/ hire to allow Memel to be amaimated tar North Derbyshire at the rest reenal election k place of Mr. W. P. llorshBl, who settee, the has. guallemene (who is mew el the Clayman Collieries) has eemeated to ease towed, sad km iced an Wean to the .{adorn. Be is a liberal it *Nike. ROYAL Atrriud or Br. Armes Socterr. —A yawl teary burr, lent .it inaeleal protoendle, eel dap oases to-day sad sontiene anti! Sdarday, at WM', Idea, tietetatet, Bt. Jades's, nadir diatierakbed pe tioles*, la old of the Revd Animal of tb. A. lie• el*, fie sdowiese• gnaws of panda who have ones Eased is a saperke station of We. There will be • paid e , oaddite et lowan, pin* awl Dowernig itidna* by Mr. =Clark et the Swdea•plies, ; • IS of white will ho on ode rise, far the tees& .1 the tiy: The bid. of the Boyd None flasai• v rt/ ibe fersionion Odend Hugh BAB% M by k day. A odediee of gleam, dablitals, Ba., win be landlandthe Lambe Mini traits. ~r„ 4,~ `E ,' , ' 11 ,i 1 ?i -' , . , 1 il...kr I , I .i 1 DRAMA. OLYMPIC. Mr. Stirling Coyne's comedy, ltrorybody's Primed, origiaally peados.' at the lisymerlart Thiel" wee revived .t thh house last sight to hinder* Mr. Chaim Waleet, as ercentrio mwearlian, who has Aided residershis pew laxity in America, to an Beglhh paid"). Mr. Wahei la ea English's:au, and. to judge fro his appearance, he must have ham to the stem at • somewhat advanced period el life. His ifsjor de Boots, • charade: first rescreereted by Mr. Buckstoce, is a good piece al oomedy web& erring cm the side of weakness either than on that el vulgar fame. Hie fare is funny sad expressive, bat hie manioc is • little too fury, sod his pronuaahtion is =rabid We shall he glad to see him in another ohs/eater before paring a more decided opinion upon hismarits. The Mace, supported by the "whole strength of the company," was 'wooly performed, but the actors, if we except Miss Hate Terry, ware sot dressed with the taste which generally distinguishes this theatre. DRURY-LAN E. Mr. Walter Lacy will take his annual benefit at this home tomorrow (Friday) mules, when Romeo and Juliet will be played, with Mr. Gotthold. aa Americas, sad pupal of Mr. Lacy's, in the character of Romeo. Mr. Leay's well-daserred popularity with the peblie will doubtless com mand a full attendance. Mr. Falconer will take his benefit on Saturday oast, when KW Hasa Fault will appear as Imam in Cymbeline. MR. ARTHUR SHETCIMEY'S ILYTERTAINMENT. Mr. Arthur Sketchley has returned to the Egyptian after • short bat somewhat ewers Mama, and has resumed his alarm eatertaiame•t of Paris Pm :rayed and Mrs. Brown at the Play. The loop and con tinued popularity of Mrs. Brown is • relaying proof that a perfect sketch of character and rich broad humour are still appreciated by audisome of all rade& ST. JAYESII-HAIL. The "receptions" of Commodore Nutt, Tom Thumb, Miss Xianie WUTOIN end Mn. Stratton an drawing to a dose, and the last will probably be even ea the 10th of Jam. The genuine melody of the Ocamorstont is m attractive es ever ; but the country 4 1114nunmar Is more plemant than the town, sad more liberal is its offers. The Liverpool papers speak very highly of • new aad original comedy by Mr. T. it. celled Said,. aad recently predated at the Primo of Welsis Theatre, m LiverpooL Mr. Roberima, who is the adapter of David Garrick, will probably find an owl, opportunity to trawler his Eke , ' to Loudon. : , =.IIILE-HALL. Mr. yamsCosew oratorio, Nommen, will be 'gain perforated Soared Hammitt Society tomorrow meals& The oratorio begins at 8 °Walt. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. YORK SPRING MEETING. —WIDNIBDAY, The mend day's ruin on the Knavesmire was again favourably Sanded with gee weather, sad the company wee numerous and fashionable, and included most of the aristocratic patrons of racing. The list of sport for the day included seven rues sad • match. The promoting, oat mewed with • match between Bryan , and Rape's, which the latter, on whom alight odds were laid, won In • canter. The Consolation Scramble brought out eleven al the twelve sabearibers, but the " talent" were quite out to their reckoning, for the two favourites were easily beaten by Gil Bias, whom name wen hardly mentioned. The Ignition Stakes was reduced to • match bayou Osiris sod Credulity ; th e former, with very alight odds laid on hint, won spay. The largest field of the day contested the Loadeshorough Cup, and immediately the telegraph board exhibited the twelve runners, a rash was merle to get on Vatic*, and such • "hot 'on " did she become, that 6 to 4 was Wren at the finish ; bat again the Beldam were is foe" as Sandsolab, scarcely backed for a shininm woo very may, the favourite only gaining the barren honours of fourth plans. The City Purse showed the gestlemes in "beater farm " an they stood The Squaw, which brought them bask some of their previous losses, and the winner being bought is by Loci Westmoreland for 210 guineas, gave the toad • bandanas lift. Donnybrook wan the good Wog be looked for the Flying Dutchman's Handicap, and he had little did catty in defeating the five opposed to him. The Tyro Stakes fell to the Belie filly, who was subsequently bought in for 110 guises& Is the concluding rase, Camerees, with 7to 2 laid on bur, defeated three °then. full details of the sport are MATOII ter "IL O sows. • Dot each. One sad • half. Mr. Bower's Itedpole, by Fandango, 6 yrs.. (Me. Boynton) I Captain Wpm's Bryan, aged (Me. G. IL Thompson) I Tax Consotorom &mamma of 30 sou., added to • handicap sweepatakes of 5 sou. each, tee ell ago. T.Y.O. ( 12 a It,. Ballinger's Oil Blue, by Meese ee Idle 3 W cum 3 yrs, gat I Lord Watatesiand's Ikusuanrside, 6 pa. (Forlig I bdbas) Lord Falmouth's Iteginells, 3 yen, Tat fah (Leila) I The following also ran : Tbsobalda, ituadeelah, Byres. Bor. noldby f by Saunterer-1.647,1,ga. Flagon, bantsfallan, and D r a t r n ioLltrrOn Warns of 10 sue. mach b ft, with 50 added for 2-yr.oWs, 7st ; and three, Sat 12b ; lilies sad geldings allowed 31b ; wieners eaten , and certain allow awns. T.T.C. (11 rubs.) Hr. Henry's NUB, by liforminster —lris, 2 yrs, est alb (3 Yardman) I Lord /Airmen Credulity, 2 In, aid Mb v iii - Y•oteil Tam Liartimmonoima Cor, value LOU lava. in= added to a Handicap Stakes of 5 son. mink far SFr old. ; whams elks. T.Y.C. (36 subs.) Major fliapyllas eundssish, by fenny War —Mark. Yrs. 7dtlb (Pun; 1 Mr. Masterman's Lozenge, S yrs, ad 41b (Carroll) 2 Mr. W. H. Burgs Ilia Grapplu, yis,dr4 121 b (Crossbow) 3 Its following also ran be Tartar, Itaimiser, W Culls lapis, Bkylarif, liarl, Jupiter, flying Hol i e 4 M Venial Betting : 6to 4 art Wake, 11 to 2 eget Reinder, 10 to 1 sash apt Lanais and .Skylark, sad 100 to 8 each apt The Tartar sod Flying Hons. THS CITY P 0331 of 50 sows., added to a sweepstakes of 5 son. each, for ii-yr•oldr and upwards ; waling and other allowances. T.Y.C. (7 subs.) Lord Westmorland a I by Newrainater—Tbs 5g _now, fat 1110 (h i 1 Mr, J. Osbornies Mater to Bombay, 11 yrs Moth est 41b (Carroll) Mr. Hairs rortrick. 3 yrs (301.), 611 ( 5419 3 The following also ran :—Little Dame, Well Done. Crow ns& Tam FLTigo Dirtailigen HANDICAP 01 100 son.. added to • sweepstakes of 13 son. sae t,lO ft, mid only sif de clared ; ordain psaalties sod allowances. One mils and • gustier. (.15 subs., 15 of whom &eland, pal 5 eon. ft.) Mr. G. Crook's Doonybroolc, by Sprig of 52111elagb-517, 6 yrs, set Sib (Mordhani) 1 Lord annesley's finesse, 4 yrs, Sat Sib ( W. Boyce) Mr. C. Ballinger s ABhs, s yrs, gm 13lb (carrell, S The following also ran Grappler, Peeress, Nast Lynn, and Wild Poppy. Tau Trio Swiss el 5 son. sash, with 50 added, for 2- gr-olds ; colts, 8111010 ; Bills and pldiap, Bst 61b ; selling allowasees. Half • mile. (5 subs.) Mr. T. Dawsong f by Tom Bowline—italic (30I.), 7d lab (Dixon) 1 Mr. T. Dawson's Jolly Boy MOLL 7st 101 b (Cameron) Perey's Full Bloom OM.). 7a4 Sib (2. /Wilms) g Gossett also ran. _ - Tel TaLLT-HO SIMMS, Ha; Ws' /Maim at 3 saes. sack with M) added, for 4-yr-olda sod upwaire; winotes szt(a. Two calla over as Old Cotum (13 salsa) Mr. Hod ion mi. Caracas., by Orest—llaritana, 4 yrs, 10s ab (Mr. 0. 8. Thompson) 1 Mr. H. lazorat's Mischief (b b). I yrs, 10,101 b. ( Mr. Wilkinson) 2 Mr. James Holiday's Owstwick (It b). S yrs, list ;lb (inc. 121 b antra, (Mr. Bongos) Harbinger also ran. LA.TEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. THI DIIIBT. i Bto 1 apt Ettodlatoa;T lOO t.; 7 silt Broontiolow (t) ?to 1 The Duke ;t, ZO to 1 Oppressor (t) Bto 1 ArtWetodes (t) 40 to 1 Arid tt , 11 to 1 Breadolbone (1) 40 to 1 Brahma (t) BETTING AT NANCHETTER.—WWIIIIBDAT. Tat DIRBY. 11 to I opt Glooltataar (ol) 100 to I apt ChttalistaoCa 7 to 1 The Doke (ti it sod off) Bto 1 nrchloodao(oft 100 to I Chattanooga 10 to 1 WildCbaoloy(t) NEWCASTLE ON WIIGHTS log TEI Noi TYNN ME TING. Puri of 200_sevs. Two wiles. Forfeits to be &eland to the els& el tin COWIN clay, by 12 o'clock et woman Noy 23, Age at lb 31 0 at ill a 9 0 Haatassaa's Caw On La Touomon Oidudaelar 8 4 Macbeth Caresseat Tarter I : Itewebureh $ 712 Little llog (k b 0.... 8 liaekbat 4 711 akiewled 6 1 • Moe Mango 5 710 °dreier Primo Astkors 4 7 9 Brew& Breed 4 1 =Wm 4 7 7 latigas 5 7 6 Gravity 4 : ILagellarsiag 5 7 4 Valear ll i 00017 k... 4 7 4 Liale Jetta (late , Greville 4 7 2 lawn* 2i ' Vasa n i Harkftywar4 ..:.., • 4 7 2 lama) ; Tbe Avalialr ..,.,. 5 / 0 neat agar ll Brindisi , I • T • rikaallbear Oondeb _ . ... i..... II • 6 12 Restrver B rand] . Brandy ITlae s 4 617 - 4komiti) .. y BiaakV, a 811 Away 7 Call logle. 4 610 Cartage taltare 7 aballaggir ~ Revi rimer 4 6 0 bad L va 1 l 4 619 l i=er Mae at k lewd Aisle, ..., 4 410 Alexia Whibethara 4 6 9 Lijar Disibeis a labseellier, bat did wit abb. 1 Then keen weekei • bean beim enisred Indian be ' ! lutowledie et ebbe *wren, will be Week Gee et Vie Ow preerbed Wm apesiegy 'rabbi le bends b. , THE EiPRiSS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 18147 NAVAL 451' MILITARY. __.._ NATIONAL FREED MEN'S ASSOCIATION. -4.- - • ADMIRALTY, MAT IT.—APPouvninirrx. —Cagr a l a l —J. F. Might, to the Scout, the appointment of May to that ship *Mop boss sonselled ; G. G. Basdelpit, to the Cumberland, for service al the Ronne at Ohm. ases ; B. Dicks* to the Orlando, vice Randolph ;J. to the lireaiitible, nos Woos ; 0. Hancock, to 13 11: 1 V5algar, vim Barlow. flob-Liontsmat—O. R.. Bromley. to the Torribia. Midshipmen-li. Squire, R. G. Fairfax, and A. Parkin son, to the Caledonia ; G. W. Russoll, to the Victoria ; H. IL Tyler, to the Li Naval Codete-0727 a Luokraft, 0. Hunting:ford, A. N. Heathen*. tad Hen. A. G. Canoe Howe, to the Caledo niaGreyood, to the x ; B. R. liayly and N. R. M. Let, tho Vict o ria; Z. Mama, D. F. P. Bottom, H. IL Glaybrook, and W. H. Hanson, to the Terrible ; J. N. Hart, to the &out. Naval Cade* (nominated)—C. W. P. Allan, G. R. San **load, and H. E. McMurdo. A numerous and influential meeting took plane yesterday dhows at the Westminster Palace Hotel, ender the presidency of the Duke of Mont, to support the //diesel Ootamittee of the Freed Men's Aid Association. A:wept the *chigoes sad gentlemen pretest were Lord Houghtee, Lord Sußield, Sir now Powell Buxton, Mr Arthur Gower, 11.1'.. Charles Budd:, ILP.. H A. !Unsaid, M.P., Mr. G. Hadfield, M.P.,lldr. Samuel Gurney, ILP., Mr.W. B. Fonder, M.P., Mr. Balsas, ILP., Kr. Gosehen, M.P., he. Lord BOUGHTON moved the drat moieties , . se follows " This meeting, whilst giving expression to its iadipeati phi at the lam indicted upon America and the wadi by the atrocious amardastioe of President Lincoln, is by of expressing its arm 000fideece that the work of 1101Meareo 0011 will, notwithstanding the loss of its great kedge, shadily wooed until the four malice human befogs Mil lately held in unrighteous bondage be raised to the full sojoymeot of the privileges and the due appreciation , at the respoosibilities of freedom." His lordship remarked that the constitution of the United States mast tooth* undergo alterstion, as it was difficult if not imperials to restore darer!. Mese while the slaves U 14101•4•1111 wish have to raider themselves into a free d = community ; and at fink no doubt, great would beset their path. But Providoce which had cs lined them from slavery, would not forsake them • it seemed as if it had been specially midaised that tie= should be able to do for the white man what he was to do for himself. I Hot, bear.) Jeci. Hood= having wooded the resolution, Mr. CNA& BUXTON, BL P., spoke in its support, although at OW b oreti be thought the North would have soled mere wisely iathey snowed the South to opente. o no-) Ha did not take a derpoutiing view of the sego dials/dor, or believe is his indisposition for work. Those who argued from the results obtained in the case of the Wed Indies should remember that half the labouring vendetta° there emancipated consisted of women. Besides; the euldvstion of mpg involved mach more were labour them that of cotton, and the negro would be found more inclined S. labour in the United States thin to the West Indies. At all events, he thoroughly believed the ogre wee willing to week who he could get fair wages, paid in an honest sad ii (Hear, hear.) roar reeolutioe was carried uasnimoody. Sir T. F. BUMS moved the sewed resolatioe, ds. " That this melding rejoices to the labours aad MISINIII the Freed Men Aid &chaise is America, and in patted recollection of the assistance afforded by philaathropials to I that country to Ireland and Lancashire, in the tints of their need, deems it the duty of the British people, ludo pee sent airsurostanoes, to make their best efforts in aid el the four millions In America who have eo suddenly rises from I the degradation of slavery Into the responsible condition of freed-mes. ' He stated that he had Net received a letter from Mr. Charles Sumner, in which that putlemia ex pressed his soudetion that slavery would soon oases to exist, not only on the astir, continent of Americo, bet deo in, Gobs. lo a word, this was the beginning of the gailof slavery all over the world. (Cheirra.) The Bev. Dr. VAUGHAN seconded the resolution, observing that he thought the most brilliant chapter in th e American Question had yet to come. Dr. ESTEOIIB, from the United States, in supporting ths resolution, confirmed the view of the noble &sinus, that' the war had not originated in political eentiment,l hut was nudely undertaken to give liberty to the slave, which it had now aoccenplisbed. Before the war the United States did all she could within the constitution to check the program of slavery. Sias" then it had gone further. It required 27 votes to doom it satin ' abolition, and 24 States bed already gives in their sorest (Mier.) It required only the assembling of the iseir tens of the reinstate( Nis States to complete the gredc eat emaneipatios. The slave population would they be free In ,I law se they were sow la feet. Four million' woe sow is the enjoyment et liberty ; and to show whatl voluntary sacrifices the people of the United States weld ' I disposed to make In the good work be would mention what they, who now spoke of the straggle as the "late" war, bad already does. They had paid voluntarily towards the war expenses 212 millions of dollars within the last few years.' Ind year their cootribution was one million of dollars, or 250,0001. He could speak from experience of the willing gess and ability of the freed negro to work ad though it , might take two or three years to thoroughly prepare him for his new (iodides, his triumph world ultimately be cont. pinta. The resolution was carried. Mr. Two. 111:101118 moved the third recitation :—" This canter rejoioss in the formation of a national committee in sid of the British Freed Men's Aid Societies, and hastily desires that every wise sad neosmary arransecoest may be made with a view to secure the largest possible semen is the laudable work undertaken by these various societies." The Rev. Dr. Beim seconded the neolutioo, which, like the others, was heartily assented to. Other resolutions in furtherance of the objects of the leonernittee were passed, and after a collection thanks, were accorded to the liable chairman and the meeting closed. We are requested to state that a numbered members dor- , limiest who had weed to take pin in the proceedings were prevented from doing so in oothequeoce of heing summoned to a division in the Hones of Common& The following subscriptions were anacianded to the committee at the doe of the meeting : Sir T. Powell Buxton, Bert., 3001. • Mr . Joseph Gibbins, 2501. • Mr. A. A., NM. Mr. Gip. J. Goscien, M.P., 50/. ; kr. W. R Forster, la.P., BOL per as. nem for three years Bob Grace the Archbishop of Canter bury, 101. ,• bert Gsekell, 51. ; sundry smaller sums, 14/. ld. ; the Dowager Lady Buxton, 1001. . • Mr. N. 3 Sento, 501. Az estimate was also made of the potable O s amount of the aggnpto collection es follows : Freed Mea's Aid Sodety I.cados, 5,00 0 1. ; Ceetrel Relief Com o( mitthe d the Society d Meads, 13,0001. to 16,0001. • km , Freed Men's Aid Soddy, _Li od, Mandiester, Leeds, k b. sad Bradford, 6,000/. ; Irish aocletier, 2,0001. itch CHATHAM, MAT 17. The Tartar, 20, 250-horae power, Captain J. M. Hayes, O. E., wee pat out of coornmiesion sod plied in the OW division of the steam reserve this morning. Mender was nearly live years in eocaratagoa, daring the whole at which period ate was attached to the East India and Chios guldrue, and WWI • distinguishing part Le the attest oe the Japanese forts end batteries. The continuous worries Ma attached to the Tartar were, on being paid-off to-day, (noted two months' leave of Amos. NATIONAL RIFLI ASSOCIATION. -._.-- Yesterday the general meeting of the members of this essociation took place at Willies Roam, King-street, St. 'James's, Lord Ewa° in the chair, in the Memo% through indisposition, of the Duke f tii ? g a mi ra s tge, president of the aseociadon. Amoept the di the platform w Lord Dads, Lord Bury, the I ri e ° . " Oo a l s . laseleal i 4 m enieral Sir John Bor, Capt. Horatio Rose, Cap.. St. John I °Al tis CHAIRMAN opened the proceedings by expressing his septa that hie Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge IMO sufferiz m from en Mk& of golikeed bad in ecommesoe to peed& at the meeting. His lewd =silhd en proceeded to state the object et the meeting, which was to pus the bye-law.. He smi- , sidered the establishment of the National Artillery Juncos ton of great importeme, and he had so doubt that the amelgamition of the two societies would be very beneloial is its results. He was happy to my that their lands were la a ma* more Wirisdary con dition theta they were this time last year. The %dame at the banker's wee now 1,1001., exclusive of the amount they had invested, whereas at the oomesponding period of 1864 they had only about 9001. There wee, more over, every prospect that the somber of entries for the melting et Irimbledon this year would be largelcreased and he believed that, on the whole, they might yinu themselves neon the position the society had aohieved. The noble lord concluded by moving a resolution emotion. lag the adoption of the bye-laws. After some dismission man various technical questions, the motion wee agreed to. In answer to some remarks from (30101101 HARCOURT. The CHAIRMAN observed that there could be so doubt that much benefit would arise from the amalgamation of the two societies. In properties as the Redo Aasooiatioe bad affected great good in teach* _men to shoot with the rifle, the Arti ll ery Amooktion scald lead to benelidal results as regarded the practice of artillery shooting. A vote of thanks was then passed to the chairman who, in responding, said the council had determined to increase the tampion moommodation ; bat they would still adhere to the rale that two-fifths cif the occupants should be bash fide members of Me sinociation. The mooting then separated. LENT SCRIPTI7RE READIES' SOCTETT. —Yesterday afterpoo the anneal nesolles of this society was held at Willie's Rooms ; hie Greco the Archbishop of York in the chair. Colonel Pitcaira, the honcesry semetary, reed the rcri which congratulated the menthe's spot the theme sM k had attended the operations of the society during the pest year, sad then proceeded to give extracts from sonnannieelions which had been received from agents on the various foreign stations, mad also is different gal-rims is &gip& It was to be hoped that new auxiliaries would be foamed to extend the operatics' of the misty. Great efferM were being made in India, which was the moat im portant sphere of labour for the spas. The teammates re most satisfactory moan in Calcutta, Bonibay,l and the other preeideaciam The committee the numerous clergymen for their saw espy of the cam from the pulpit. It we maWyum to report that as energetic sad Pm- Scripture reader for the troops in New &Mad had been Road is &gentleman named Mimosa, and the erasion of that gentleman met with every support from the LieutenaatGeneral. Auxiliaries were also found In Southport, South Hants, sad St. Lomas. Upos the motion d the Chaphie-General to the Foram seconded by Sr Robert Asstrather, M.P., the report wee adopted, and after some resolutions in support of the objects of the society had been passed, the nasal complimeate to his Grim for dosed the proceedings. BOTALGETROTADIC HOSPITAL. —The twenty-sixth easiversary of this Institution was held Let night at the Albion Tavern ; Vietowit Wald, lt.P., in the chair. The hospital (whisk kat year obtained • royal charter of M porstion. and which is inteeded for the cure of club , Meal, and other deformities), appears to be continuing unchecked its career of usefulness. The palliate admitted last year were 2,206 ; a number nut quite equal to that of the previous year, but exceeding by 336 the number admitted in 1862, although that year similarly showed an increase of 432. The aggregate increase in the last two years hp been 799, and the total number admitted since the opening of the hospital, 84,824. The income for 1864 was 3,1701., which left a Winos in hand of 6001. ; but the receipts included legacies amounting to 1,1001. Therein still considerable need for additional feeds; for there are sow welting for admis. aka 143 came of deformity so serious, that they tan ply be treated as is-patients. Lord Enfield masa eatheat appeal on behalf of the charity ; and snbaniptiose were announced. amounting to the very liberal Pm of 1,7601. MR. GLADSTONE AND PRESIDHST LECCOLIC..—The Pbiledelphia eorrespoodeet of the Guardian, who has just retuned to America from this matry, writes :—" I recall with so little pleasure the expre.oas of earnest approval of piths, President which I had the happistas to hear, little more than a month ago, from the lips of Yr. Glad stone. I violate so rule of propriety at such an hour as this by Mein; that Mr. Gladstone spoke with mach animation of Mr. Lincoln's last immoral liessam, as • paper showin a moral elevation which entitled it to the admiration of all men. He said be saw in it the evidence of a character ennobled by suffering. The sharp trials which the aation had borne had especially been endured by those who were charged with the impossibilities of government. In this religious utterance of Mr. Lineal' be saw plaice proof that these sufferings had wrought their best effect." WEST LONDON WORKING GLARUS INDUSTRIAL EIBIBITION.—CoIoneI Yorks, the of eers and boys of the Duke of York's School, soompseied by their band, 325 in all, on Tapley visited the West Loudon ledentrial Exhi bition, and spent two hours in its examinatioa. Jest pre vious to their arrival an order bad been received from the Bedford-off os that they were not to be 'Bowed to perform in the Floral Hall, and this announcement being made by the secretary mused evident chagrin among the boys end indignation among the audience. An ustimeaticie had previ ously been received that the neighbourieg tenants were complaining of musk being permitted. sad the chairman, secretary, and members of committee bad that morning been engaged in waiting oe those in the immediate locality, one and all of whom permed themselves approvingly, both of the Exhibition and of the mode; the matter, there fore, requires explanation from the Doke of Bedford's meek This morning the Beak of England authorities sod the committee of the Exhibition wait on Sir Thomas Henry at Bow artist, on the matter of the pea and Ink represen tations of 51. notes. - - - LiciarsinD YDWITALLeaUs' ABM:rm.—Tile friends and t q:i el the above-excellest institution bold their oeventli same festival yesterday at the Crystal Palms, charms& for the mashie wee Mr. C. H. Hoare, the eminent brewer, who woe sappceted by Lord Penney, Mr. P. Doniton, mid a numerous sad enthusiastic company, numbering Dearly 1,400. The oludrossa, is an effective speech, advocated the claims of the asylum ape the ova pithy of the company, which was respeeded to by the wintery shortly after announcing a list of subseriptione amouoting to a very basdeoese sem, which included aceeat& bans of • Mildred (Meese from the Prime of Wales, the pains of the institersios. The band of the Hon. Artillery Company played some plowing selectioas during the diluter, sad the owner of the vonelisia from the Alhambra, gra taiteody gives by Mr. Strums, the proprietor. centributed materially to the esjoyment of the snap* OB SUICIDB Ile Tel Smut.—An inquiry wa s bad by Mr. Bedford. Westminster coroner, lest ens- W•t St. Georges Hospital, heeli ng the death of Thomas hit., spud 37 years, who mmiesned suicide is Strattoil etre* Piccadilly. Polies-constable Brows, 57 0, said that on Thursday morning last be hand doesimed Issambg to the range sear the earner ci Stirettresotrese. B. appeared to have tied his headkerablef around his seek, and thee I. have fanned it to the railing is some we y. His feet were quite clear of the droned. Witham sad Sagesat Leah cut hies does and anis& him to the hospital, whams Mr. Jose., the =Ma% evanesced life to be extinct. Clad= maribssea to Mr. S. Imam, at 93, Weetbsimmartsn nee, mid Viet deceased wee a bail, then for a mew* rße was • steady sea, bat was mash depeseud i• enima through bevies lees diasissed from • pima in which he had boss for nee yam fee a it disc Lest Tuesday to went oat with witness fan • H. then said saddialy the. be wield never go heck, sad he meet to slop is • eoffei4 . Winona hoard so mere ci him sate be we fused user Piccadilly. It appeared that several el f y were is Ilselsban Asylum. The jury Maned • mediell el "Sides whin in • slate of amnand oda" Du Bury's delicious liscith mewing lavaleals awmread sem, without maids, sr lascamilar gi a padigestioo), Norms. trur aihie ff=Eli& Sail MIN My Woo rte nose q u lr .—Ue Barry and Oa, Se. Is 11 - 1 0. IDI., ft. N. Mo., Mo.* Alliftftoftr• LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF 0011:11O19 PLELEIL—MAY 17. amine at N Prim is Ltados.--01efero Me. Jsslies lied* and • Monson Joey.) OARDZIIII v. 'MOOT. TM. was an actio• upon • bill of eschaap for 1201. dated 9th July, 1864, dries im Ems ILfd, ..d by the damndest. Mr. Dishy Seymour, Q. 0., sal Mr. Cele aroma far the &MOM ; sod Mr. Bassett for the defesdao The soceptasos was admitted aposi the pleedings ; end the counsel for the defendast Mated tbat hie idlest was • young man of good family sod position. bet sot amid as to wmaaintances be made. H. beams serainted with Mr. Lloyd in Paris, and acespted the bill is Tuition for hi moommodation. Mr. Lloyd paid the bill at maturity, and it was rubseptently mimed ; and be hoped to prove that the plabstiff took the bill with nodes of them Orem. stamen Mr. Homey Talbot was called, aed 'aid that Mr. Lloyd Lad as olio' in Paris, tad earned os the busioses of • banker. la July witness owed him 126/. for money lost by betting, and for mosey raised op= bills. Whams gave hire two blank bills, owe of whin' was the ass sow weed oa, to discharge ebb debt, and some mare money. He never m onied anything for the bill sow sued Co. Mr. Justice Smith said that the circumstances showed that the bill was not an accommodation bill. Mr. Hansen then raised another define, that the bill bad bees Digotiated in England witboat having as adhesive stamp pissed upon it is secordtoos with the 17th aid 181 k Vic., cap. 13. There iris some question, however, whether the defame was properly raised upon the pleadings . Mr. Justice Smith directed a verdict for the plaintiff far 1241. 2s. 841., sad rosined the point as to stamp for the full murk acorr (cw•trintaLair or LOS DON) V. Louts. This was an action to recover penalties upon the that the defendant had acted se • broker without Cris I g been admitted and swore by the Court of Aldermen. Mr. J. J. Powell. Q.C., sad Mr. Archibald appeared far the plaintiff ; sad Mr. H. H. Jamas sad Mr. Batboy for the defendant. Mr. Powell mid that the corpora Mas of London had felt it to be their duty to king this action to recover three penalties of 1001. from the defeethist, who called himself • colonial broker and earned on bagasse in Croes.laae, bar the City, with out having bees admitted as a broker. The juriediction of the City in this matter was an which was very beashAil to the public, and its glisten= could be clearly tasted for upwards of 600 years. It was recognised in a statute of Edward I. sad it bid continued from that time until the v reat. Further than this, the chute= of the city ha bow forfeited under • quo ~mato timid is riga el Charles IL, it was deemed advisable that artalu of the privileges of the City should be reneguing I by statute ; and ormisiquistly as aet was in the reign of Au* which nada, among other t ira ms p, d that If soy perms should take upon hislf to act as broker without being admitted by the Court of Al4lOlOO O , be eboeid be subject to • pissity for every trammed= to when Ise so acted ; arid by the VI 111 „ sap. 60. the pastry was iseresasd to 1001. In this ea= it would be shows that on the 21st Oct., 1664. the difeadant asked as broker far both parties, in referents to the 'ale ori 5 tons of linseed oil, by Denning and Co., to logos and Co. l and subasquia* in reference to two contracts for the nano cif portions of the oil to Mims. Domain sad Co. Is refaiscs to these transaction' he charged 41. 13s. for omostissimi. Evideace was pvia la support of this cam. Mr. James submitted that his client wee sot liable, te ams what had takim plane were not real sales of oil, bat damply gambling treami for differences. Mr. Janice Smith mid that be did not think that the objection was • good one, but be should leave the question of feet to the jury. The jury found that the fled woken was intended to be carried eat, bat the ethers were wt. They added that all three contracts ware gad= so far as the broker was oat estnerL A =idiot woo entered for the plaintiff for 3001., have being reserved to the detrodent to move the full court to reduce the amount by taking off two of the penalties. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. MAT 17. (Bean the Jodie Ordinary.) BIDILDOI7OII O. BABJWIT. The Quisn's Advocate, Yr. Sanlake, Q. 0., sad Dr. Spinks for the plaintiff ; Mr. Down!, Q. 0., amd Dr. Ws bey for the defendant. In this snit the plaintiff, the awake, propemaded the will rd the Rev. Richard Bareaby, Lae of Toppling's, Wit York. The will bore date the 17th Jana, LBO, sad the testator, who woe of ementris habits, died at sea hotel I. York, in the month of November lees year, poisoned al property to the amount of about 10,000/. Probate was m olded by the defeadeat, hie brother, on the potted of inanity. Soon after the ease had opened, an arrangement woe cone to between the puties, the termerng that there should be an equal dietation of the . The court therefore proem:wed for the will. THE POLICE COURT& James Want* a s. bratal-loOklag fellow, who desoribed himself u • shoebbok, living is tho whims al the Gay's inn.road, was chimed balms Mr. Beaker with the following wares cruelly to a bullock is the Camden-mad. Mr. Love, from the anise ol the Royal biairy far the Provontioa of Cruelty to Artimmla. pereented. end loving stated Um fork added briber one of writs realty he =Led to say did sot to be oa Wdowser Erns bad bra eat to data* sod bring the ardor to juries, and,that, he hoped, would check the evil. Be Sher called as wirers' Young and Rutherford, two of the nookly's oredablen, who stated that at err o'clock on Tuesday w they maw bo primmer followlag • droved hallocks,et% were in charge at • drover, down tho Or of the armak, a very heavy boar, was we foraoro, test it could not bop par with the out, sad Um primmer, who was carrying a bray cudgel. each se to emulously used by drover. brag a sharp iron goad, was goakag the missal violably in its bind quarto's. The bark, appa rently trying to reaps from tho primer's violates, mode for bee footpath, whoa the Orem nursed the risk bad rabid is treat of tho brat sad dealt it • terrible blow soma the head. The bullock bold up its head sod shook and slstgemod back into the road, amain into earata with • team al home, and caring a dotal of essfosion. The Omer thou went up sod goaded it bobbed with rodonbled dedrea, mid so the road Ind doer al thitherto, ho Arab b with all hie night wow theansall part doss of Ito hied logs, sod it war limping away spot three lap. They (the adloor) than aseemod the pri sad took the Oka away from him ; end whoa at the stati onrboar be perdemciasaly dried the ho over bad the Air is ha hood. The prisoner, is reply to the re is • loud honk yoke declared be had sew boded the bullock at all. Ho moaned that be was going quietly down the road WINO ell at in the two arms tame oat of a doorway sad laid bold of him mead said. " I rv. boon maa, wo riot rm. for you have her hitting a ' and I " Why, it is the bigger lie you err told." Barker—floss you any virus to call? The prisoner—Ye, 1 bar got a era her who we behind tho cart it the road and maw it all. The primer thou called Jams' M'Grath, who rated that be was the priosasee father, sod that the primmer was Babb" to to.. Mr. Barker—Wen you premeds last night whop your son, W priers', was takes by the Akan! Witness—No, sir, I was at hoar, sad knew nothing at all about it, Rs (the primmer) don't know what he is talk ies about. The Parole—Why. yea ham you were then ; why don't you sum ? lb. Barker (to the prineser)—Yoar radar is menotroas. You stand there, sad in the far of the wart aelt yaw father to swear to • lie. Witnees—Ho hi nobler to SIN dr. The Prisoner-0k yen. I had two or Ihse loot sight at the polio* dorm. Mr. Barker asked the polio* if the primer's atatentwat tees ? The polio* rated that than woo so truth I. what the farm hod rated with roped MYs bring hod Ma Bo "Cliis la • low, minim follow. aeltor mid there wore a* palli w a2 eirosarlamese Um is era The primmer bad her ty of a prom al warm, sad gratuitous *rushy, kw ha had a toed Imbed to seed bias to prior, without giving hiat the optima el psyiog a iloo. For hie brutal wierlaat she priors, art I ra a too d 60r., or go to the Rome el Oorrocitlea for ems math with hang labor ; and be had babe be careful how he err titan ogre as rah • .bergs, for be might depend on this, he would sot gat cif so lightly as be then had. The primmer woo rammed to the sells, neallorieg awes upon tho Mbar BarrtauercY Law ABLINDSLINT. —On Tuesday leaf ado exeslitere of the Maselheiter Howe Trade luso ' lotion bed es Worthy with Illows. Mimes Y.!„W. Z. Perresr. LP., Theme L Yeast, ILP.V.I . Tayke, X.P., sad Wilfrad lowers, M.P., al the easel Merrei. Petters sad Taylor ea fie asldest of lie ashes& await of tin baakrapt kw ; Yr. ?bay Oillibresi oerepled Vie .L 4. Tao report I Yoe efimeMse of lie Neese et eleme sitial m i v agramesa blab at t ha t tbs masiben wee dipsiMansasead out .: rat &weld aossillale a depalaika le Ike Aitaraey- Ckseral, le lay bin kin tie views et lie eseerdralee, and Is 1110011 Sill ben bin the isles*a of lie seeerseessi el* mykrd is the iairodoetkor of a bill Cl ansskeset as& emelidatioe. [Advertimuseat limo:swat% Ournimm—likma Iscrt seem* lamed N Old Womadk_fliere aad Mom —Mae kas rerioat lir Ow weell rokieb nia lb• re liso- ' readily le ball lasierest al the above aikames as illa4 lovers II larkaaafaVritill=t4tia penesur* aatbaatie IMO IF caked b. ellipaili ef er subs X ama is *mkt If mere ear Ora Sir Fr la =l ti r e ggileMe Isa sass is is. soy botk rod . etallkemb rabbet es lir pet adri l amian the parse Sad as ral rein mtegal e l est autt wei al Oa bee erg bee penakelle lit st 111; ire 1.016 auk arsollim CONVOCATION Or TERB THE PR . OVINCE Or CAN. URT Both houses of Convocation re-assembled yes terday at Westminster for the domicil of bushels. The Venerable Arehdeacoo BICCRANTRTS, the prolocutor of the Lower Home, attended by the Very Rev. the Dean of Westminster, the Venerable Amhara= Wordswerth, the Rev. Cheapener Maseingberd, the Rev. Dr. Leightoo, warden of All Souls College, Oxford ; the Rev. Cams Sel and Mimes, Marled the Upper Hones, sod the mse►biebop Meted to them the moieties' which had been adopted by the Upper House. His gram, after mine time, headed to the preloontor the address to her Majesty, p 37 4 - fag for a Bosom to proceed to the arnesdmest Of the eases, agreed to on the motion of the Bishop of Loudon, se asided by the Bishop of Oxford. The PROLOCUTOR said the Lower HOMO would at oboe peeved to take the matters into sissideradoe, sad retired. !Shortly afterwards their lordships adjourned, laving to meet the Prince of Wales at St. Paul's Cathedral on the essmios of the mewl festival Of the ems of the clergy. The Ven. Archdeacon 13memarern, the prolocutor, presided in the Lower House, sod there was a Mee attend mace of members. The Rev. Sir H. TROM:PRON, Rut, vicar of Prank's's notice that in the event of Ms. Feedalre amendment being nega tived he should move "That in the opinion of this house a mart of final appeal, consist' o l the Lord Archbishop of Oanterbury the Lord Arch of York, ased the }Mhos) of Loudon, , or three bishops, hong privy councilloes, two ecclesiastical judges, one common law judge, and one chim er, judge, being privy coluseillors and members of the limited Church of England, and belied, is, under exhale; shonmetances, the most satisfactory owlet appeal which the church is likely to obtain." The Archdeacon of LONDON called attention to the pro. amedinp of the Upper House of Convocation as connected with certain proceed' in parliaminit. He maid that a more important procedi n g than that of the interference of parliament in the scat intimate mistime of the church, bed Dot taken plain mince the reign of Henry VIIL, when that mow& called armed him ciouneilicse, and proposed to convocation mash shandies' is the laws of the church. It would be a most dangerous prooodent if parliament were aced to make any &Dorados, in the laws or ritual of the church, without first obtaining the cosiest of earsom ties. He considered that the committee cl privileges should be instructed to wet& these proosedisp, and to coffer with the upper home on the subjecit. The PROLOCUTOR said be entirely coecurred is what bed been said by the Archdeacon of London, bet he thengist the subject would be better oonaidered upon an immined menage from the upper house. The Archdeacon of Tatimos promoted a report frees the committee of privileges on the amour* of books, and en the qualification off proctors, signed by the Dean of My, the Archdeacons of Berke, Rocheiter, sad Bt. Albans, the Hoe. and Rev. S. Bast, Lotd Alwyne Compton, Dr. .4//, aad others. The report was ordered to lie on the table. The lower house was/ sortunoned I. attend upon the Whops, and upon the ream of the members. TM PaoLoccrron said hie grace's instructions bad been aseshed to ask the oiciourriencie of the lower house to as eddies to her Majesty. (This address was published in the report of the now home yesterday.) He added, that his game did not deabe to interrupt the debate epee the Coen a Real Appeal, but he was very &axiom that the Mem Mould eater lime the (pashas sad dews as early m per Ale, and it would therefore be taken the first tides leo ow morr marl. A if lams i hi ng quired whether the canoes to be ouesideml would be furnished to the homes. The PeoLecirroz said he gemmed the home Mew the maces by heart. • ! b b debate on the Court of Phial Appeal ma toei sad eventually all the astmettatesie were pet sad lost, sa the question Whig pet as the satire resehatisa, feet ef Archdeacoa Duthie, it aid Me elm the seathese 21 sad Tba home then }semed. CRYSTAL PALM:M.—The post flower show of the INNS Wili Wee *aft Bilarday INA and heel lb, loom Ws mace wi the kris macaw of da•rimi already mai illiamposisti OM Aim witl be the Less* mml best glow Nos Mum takes pks.. Vpwitils al 2,000 Lest of skein --omp re o: ol. l* is thaw at four tiolo—is bobs maid the Idris fosse of the Ram of the Paws Timr souks! 1.11.,68 4hosliss of Mr. Mrs, win dm, amen sslsit salsoslod. DEPARTURE OP IRON WOItiCRALS FOR NEW ZEALAND. Lu eve the farewell meeting of iron workers ad their Lavin Begin* in the ship Arlen Juba," he to adadisk in that peens,. d o 8ra ,1 7 4111 afasal 84 . 1800 4" took Pace et do Oakes' baba* Ohalwell ; Yr. Jour Homan in the date. The meting wee adrenal by several pothenen taleresta la the reonsmat, easeaut whom may be meationd Ca/eta. _Haar. ral for the mama Aissisl Iteterly-kal sed ; ilinmz alr=we el &IP execative eau. base aeoplem ilee emigrate are .at eat ; Hr. G oo n ir geosier the Rev. W. Weal, M.A.. Reiter et fBA, . 8. 7 1 . Grubb. J.P. ter the amity Watir. w aid deputy lieatemust ; Orptaia Wiliam, Rum. Duatter's skip sadwe ke, The hall ne teetotally dera. n es ted with dog tie been* arowded with the sad their himghe. After a hyena had ban ea w ara l l abort payer offend by the Rev. Mr. Wilkas. thaphia d the lima* Yr. Lthed Header. donnas of the mat Mg. widowerd the emigreste. H. prated out to the as the prospect it fame seasom, bat reminded than thei many dalmatian would lave to be °renegue. lievertleska be seared them that then wee so pathos a the oolong, bow ever exated, to wan the hambiet of lINIS Lipid natal'. They were to remember that they took with them the homer sad the freedom et eid Reglad, and he maid them not to &Pon the true madded to the Ada loom farther remarks sad edam to.. the anima as le their conduct doriag the nage, lir. George Potter is. drained the mestfan. Ha petaled oat the mesas white, as be amgMd, earaelkod them a leave the mesa °entry. He Wanted the de/mew of the ace-work= to the meet disputer in the has districts et North SW. fordshtre and elsewhere ; he woe proud at the same time to soy that they wore net leaving their sonatry.o gennaraent emigrants, bat that inlay moo bad peed his OVI purge money. He also sanonatioil that ash essierent weak re. ote u ve al s i g: in of 40 mires it lead. TM obahmse th is ialse. dead Daily, agenevater al for tie goveramed A The ship Andrew Jackson, he eaol, ne shod to take out heat MO ie MO angsaate. Thin was .erg for may more to follow, for this wore is Asokleed also 12 millions of soiree at land yet uncultivated. He paid oat also that the impaled= bit ineaseed frail 10S3 n 164 to 1,6001 a 1056. The Rev. W. treat!. rentioded the meeting that thay were not to expect bantediste succor. Many difileclOm stood to their say, and would have to be overcome. Then wee no short oat to atlases ; what ma worth lurid log worth wain' for. Able memo father remarks, in the same spirit, from Ca. tan Williams, Mr. 8. T. Gmbh, Mr. (kaselly, sod the R. Mr. Medea. the geneedins were bonen to a tenehatia by a vale of Oman to tee charmen. Beton wpm* hyena wee nag, and a prerlf Olisrei by the rev. chaphi throe titute. idlitirSTls. TALLOW.—WODMDAS Evamro.—Tlio =doe or oteady toelay. Bp%. sow, 40s. 4d. ; aid, 40e ; Cotldst W Deembor, 41e. dd. to 41s. 9d. ; Doonsbor, 08. 61. Delivery to loot ovoriag, 692 oaks ; so mink. oarrox.—uvniool., MAT IT.—Marbot okra Aril, with so advent* of Id. to ed. on yoolordars priala Wag. 20 . 000 = ol l 4l o lll .lide 7,000 for ran lad export. 2,020 11d. to 1541. ; 000 124 d. to 140. • Maroolood l / 2 14d. 14 1 7 11 2, Moolio and Sitio, lil. to Md.; 1,000 Bptism, UK to ad- ; &Wed. t• Wed. ; dank 4d. to 124. ; Bd. to 101 d.; Boosal t Woe% 3ed. 150. ; Chios, Tod. to 90. ; Japoo, to IA; 500 Pm. I $6,.. 13id. to II& THE LEATHER. TELDB.—The tnassetiora is Who digaims the lest week Wm bees u 1 moderate is sweet At Lealsohill as Tosiday there was • fair supply ci huh WM" sad • slight impeoveessat it the demand ter ma desmigideas of goods. !rime lieht Easersh butts, geeing bid.. 40lige. to War., GNU skins iblbs. aid ukase, bust kip, sad base Miss were the Nikko moat ama sa Priem were aasHetod. COI/N.—Boarod. MAT 17. The supply of LA Washed samples wee imall at ow market to-day, lad the demead was brisk at fully lato rates. Gnarled wale • dull sayer M barely late rates. Wheat, red, tle. to 4Z.. ; white, 44e. to 465. per qr. Gamorrer, NAY 17.—Today the marks& was Way atioaded. sad we Li • elm trade is wheat at shout het week's prime, asesM for hmerima red spring, which way he quoted 3d. per hal /ewer. Flour steady. Oats Meet per hell sad mimosa IL par kid cheaper. Barley as. showed. as rather mac Peas sad Lebo con is 001118,—Loapre, MAY It—Brame§ HartiaLl49da . Walls Yd BOWS las, 16s. Walls Had Ms.—Ships at market, 10 sold. Ih. TRAYIIO Rlil'UßZ‘B. ais. - 7 — ;••• aft. 100 " WM ' S sin 0140106811. 4 . wick corthog 34401 0. 4 010 hoiks P 440440 MS LOOT 006 *5.111 17.111 Wolk aerated& IL Xacksi—S. Do. N.W. . DI Wook oodlog May ko4lidt 1114041000 s 114 4.70 4, 2 1 5 Ifook 4400 12. thoorkiroadlo4o.... 127 DS 0 Ltoorlck mad FOOO Mk 61 41 122 16 Woicefonl sod 11000 0 155 2•4 MI 0 Watoolood 004 Merrick II NO CIO 1,244 1.141 Wank anding goy 14. 00600 ft 167 1,024 1.021 1,451 Omen J.«. 477 1.710 SAO 180 EMS 4 61 • '174 _ ___ Grasi lasters 4 11,9111 16,7t_ —1 --- 6rsa4 Xmases 404 =OA max i"2:8:9 Ka Grua Weaves UM *US 37,411 0.691 SIP Taissublielk Yadoliss _404 15.671 Moo KM MAN Larks a Math W.Wars332l/ AM 44416 116,111 W lisadmisier. ShilleKia4 Fambildn l e s 6,071 11.611 UM! 4,0 dlpset l4.ns 50.9411 Ili Wei AM .kalordshlz• . _ _ . 7 fee ma _ South Dos II tar Lies 4.1 n mir Wok mess Kay l& WA= a 00•011 Woolen ••• 16.97 7,710 11X DISPATCH 07 TNNWNNT INDIA AND PICIFICKAIIL --Boussaicrron, Mat 17.—The Boyd Mali Ornisnet steanwhip lliM Caplids IhrsetA, sailed this aftweem with the farteightly roans for the British and Fade Wen ladies. the Padile, California, Central Amerks„ im She took ern 8t peamegms she • seam] 01110 of Fred and English siereiteadiss, inisdiag Free& Jeweihrlr 2,12111. ; Freneli geld. 1.11231. ; and English )ewilliry, A 873AINA1R-MAJOR or Vourwrzies Tender *sight s awn rbserwriog sonirst sesemei et Beaderland, at the Volesised Rifle Rene, en Bedew heady Sanderisad. where Sergiastliajor Heading, drill histmeter el the ltd Durham Ede Corps, who was idles siemarker M the WA% was shot through the body Mule &Readies to his lith e --eaother example of the anionic the parent system of =whin. It iseme dia C =ettersosa • somber of valuation ear irith the amps wale peestising aS the be11e 2 ..! is their motels as Tuesday aftsestwert owl ori laag at Meg range there wee some i s isooderet g shoat the signals is : eo nsesasore of which Mt. Rallaister • before the Writ while • voineteer firing. ow tile =MAO UM observed, sad tee Ws te provost the sad emossminees. the shot was and .1111, ballet Am* the sergea=arr, who immediately, I The voinstems as the horrified at the imseediately imbed to the ratans of the na g = ens. who wee at awe conveyed to the Bhp Ham his where medial maineare lees resealed and every eilmitisa paid to the @offeror. Is the mane of tin sight be ese visited by the Rev. Mn. Relates. About eleven o'elook be veleateared • statement, is which we nadsestand he sr *sly absolve hie emerebes from blame. The salons. nits ass was alive at midnight. bat appeared to he sinking fast —Neterank GA mirk. Olvaria. PALacit. ONN BNILLINO DAT. WZMIINDAY, MAT 17.—Admimiess ea mamas, 4,1•11 ditte by amiss lisketa, 2,113 ; toed visitor% 6,801. 1311M115, MARILLLGEB, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. agpFIS.-11•6 16, at laattiows4ead, Nottlayafli. Msa. 11. Abbott at •• ow COURTNIeIf.-11ar 14 at Woodford, the wife of C. W. Coulawf, of • &metier. 61.123.—115 g 11, of Lettish-tows. the wife of O. W. Orin, de • Ms. LANDEZ.-111 st Plethora, annoy, the wife of W. W. Leadew_ a llATlWlL—etffmCrsireitoo Rectory, hoar Boccie', the Wit the lov. H. Mayas, of • dsoiliter. WZIABWAN.—Ierr M ktob.terreoe, Old Bromptod. Wed. Wee rs. et sem MARILIAOII4 117PIPOON-1111M-11a; la lq. G. 1.1, at at. Worps, Doughy id • d • lam by OsIC Itaraltioaa . rat, 1410110 A to joss Take, tbasethat at 1. INA Isq., Koala TOSCO at Mos. 1144.&91L-LAXIL-9%•499 Itotarasralask bt the WOO Om Os Lava at Ward, taa Res T. 1. YomAD, Lord (ootdJator) agave" . tmL ianim.taroar C. la" Lc., at 1111samega Ding.. Oth3Te4lay la, at aatiOollosMOMOoldr. Nr• S lab, CAZITIL. A '" 4 i ; 44-tarajo. Idierce9l lo . -311 49. DA L VVA 49 Brysaalms9•99asec lai l Davin, Nod n. • • , ItUta.-419,19, al Um Nowt, J• 99 ►9 soa 111. I NORMAN.4-tiag at IL 490 d. AZW& & waft -I"et at 8749/919msitt , J. NO. Mei _ , ... • [-..---..-------..-.----,-.------mo. - ' NO PONYbed wy mums INI• IlLahwi d_ . ..,. as apa alp al loaf" falai= so r. Mae. la Loaaharlialrest. ha Obi Ploalhei at W fradhAT, mu Alta mimil II AIME 1 X g.- No. 6,b6C. BLAAT I ALL LIN (Port Pl. d oft RoIWO Costae, I, _I ww loft Isdls Decb 1 Aimed warpos.—Apply to fr strost, LC. orzam nom uva, TllllarriaPotA lIIIIADILPHIA arC listrZgweied s wabs Ike Om Mates LiVISPI CITY Or WASHING gITY Of COIL 1.41 fir lil Ltlyr y : A: And every W pime• Ifs IWID loud U. It did n ws!. , stem by Slaillas Os to O • full llsiw supply Cl amsds, Ws Maid Alms, w . a. es Ism ea Wlet iv ad" Ar l lfi n li , Ma id e wt „ ti o. l l B g oi l ei t and PACKET 8B Packst for Use lath nucillart=arnr o llt W er iaal DadP• Thy naseaki Wataishir " lowa. es &Wad +w : , •. Bala cd p=o6o) cisme. I* M ) EP ; ivy i° the icurritrr Wsik espaddiredd yor freight and pamige with Yawn. MONEY W % TB* MARINE ApCIDANTAL DEM oonclustod d My Doak et where lin 0101,pan W Pre bounded@ IS las ourelrot J. W. iras CRIDIT Ft 10 4 01 Akelborlsea capil Capital mbar rib Capital laid - Wr • Ble" . "4 Irt". 170 7- idea le: in The Med TIM Jnase JAM MIMIC. A igeNg 1261 Dealer, Rimp.o t=awl'airirtr4 — T.'ondes. Tbe wileham7.lo.inrecur lios. limuommaltAisothiuma T. th C. :;Amn zei za4 L , t 7 Chides S. Newton, Efp, ioren a."" ine Job. wist = od. Le. =, Lesion. Oran% ml A ' and Bel The lr hT Meet. t roe otSonsto The Animas Beak (lk cheater. BOUClroze—XeuraNel BMW , TE4 cosarana Des 44 -^ - in (I ntlSE .: _ . • Main to raft Wino ; 1= 1 1: the i f n7ri 1 116 1= 1 :4:DOES ire Brad**. Losies, 17 sad lb. a DEBI THE CREDIT KJ am OF /1600 003 I'AY The pi:actors have di Oaspaity for the moat la sums of Eta. Deepens attached. Toe three yam Yee eve years Ibr seven years .. 'Merest payable quer 10th September, and paey's Bankers. The cm the 10th Jose met The dlsttoeuve tea Comp uly to their perl ettbecelbed, pald•uo, asset/ el the Camp 4 5 . 3 targZsicet aleph: Debestaree d sea by idmple 'lnd are tree f ro to meet th , by deed co books In the names or yam! , ot appth via% all eoramun,cal ny Loidoe, 17 sag 13, Viz asap EAVIS: ThlsCampaayitoel aa the fad mat days' n ray lied parted , 0 NOt Nes than two m Boyarad two and op Dada few and up bolas' t r o M i eta be ot, Maw mast be *a Larks, 17 and 8, IMPE7 Capital sio DicksoNi . Hadlow, at O. Haar" I. Rotor I 1 St Hake, l ikkateroza—m• Si larcetatlon re Was oftener re Zegoitsiee Cillsb, Bier* 'O5. JOINT- L il= r°D PAID 'UP MARV/ PI • pit • ea &pane et lMmtii L L .M irr.,t 11,44il 01.4 1. 1 1 et ta irer PTL I LA Mil .11 wabiliM ist palott6 eliffildied Mof ad Pam 411korders el Mg a r4 r i ik ld s tsi kbi M ig n i Mrs. iv IN Mil. amp 1 0 .2 11 -. m G. Jozi ..•• a* of I I ii a