The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-17 00:00:00

i No. 4 26.1 LONDON, 1- u z,,,-__ _ NINO, APRIL 17, 1860. (Stamped 41., Additional-) ,NC 'E. ...., _....,-----,--------- Kt• ItHeCHEE Direct Oast shipping day May 5). ST. Ms. -'w '8 -HALL -HOSSIN I'S STABAT MUSIC. ' IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Tb t thought the instep was ateleonsdiaing car. x... 4.. ..t. rrearr pOR lowst;zyria,A2;l7 Me amity ore lOWA .'sappier B. MILL A I YAM ler- -• " May Dm; sad Webey's Overture e-see- ZitMl leave bean, *OM This gas sate he °law Pleseese ' .. 'oliWW. API 18. 21 • Thisbe the !AMATEUR MUSICAL SOCIETY. TILE NEW BANKIif pleasenegy depearbid. and prements a liseemehle. illreeden et Ile. Jul' lit - - voteibilo-Mns thetiunteolLdlim".oo,ooo/..""wbsch was 11.°vetwedwItle: wis-Your-orbeamer•berwith, , teeny :,. rapes of •;ry mods, Winged, Din temedesd IMie Pawn Moans& le- rte. V. *Wye Casper. The ureoert of the aleateare, last evening. was 'ROME OF COMMONS.-MOSDAT, AMIN. it bad gem in Mb sat of secret media) Of reverse or not! Yesterday evening the w If ie ...1 opoottoo,l dltre be mennermea-Apply is TAIWII Mr. • Meier 10. * will . str- an the while a good one. The orchestral visas were, The Senaaaa took she ...hair at tb• tIMMI lurar. aad also "bat arse abed te be done With the 100,000/. they et the emeehere a " svci# I Rollo 041 awl On . c Slllllmeasaa... le - Moinefe symphony in D, No. iinind Anbees overture to were ogled upos to vote this year ? • Wteeloolece ; Mr. WILL' M lidrit. ALBERT SMITH'S MON-a - a NC, le Danko sole. Beth wee yed with mire *Ger - NEW MEMBER. Mr. .HENLEY wished to offer an obearvation upon this ~ room,. theme net, 1, r 81111 AM 001KNUNIOATION Iv .u.s. TO-NIGHT. and avrAT mow (be Oremrs- ' and eneiderable precision_ ;be able coadocery, Imo use lirr. IMICONMACk talk the oaths and his seat for Londe- „dim of the „Th.! „ice. He thofight that• if there-."( TOZYL-The LITIMFOOIIs WSW TOOK. and II wean . aud Trude and . etbiromea, at a O&M. -. been able to aceumphe the diflicult task of pang .hie derv?. 4 DCLPHIA P.& 11 CONPAIT Mimi deigneshing flair ta, slash ei le takes el beasilles, lapin Hall. ~, ~,,,o.p. fo „,,,, sattl and quietly _to nude PRIVATE BITSLVESS. emir fail penned Wea earrolltemehipsionfro et Qnsinelowa deity. Man 11 WI fi; mea, Ils. : gebm. Is. Tpietism were stoudinscl...rette sailinadiler,v iiirrenantery other t week.; ' hedt. ihreee,44:teedi?..emeef meow A' log man, w their . to eadort and ant et' as le ken° • tree Pi•••• fib- The South Dives RelimnY awl Welt Dorset Retinae Bills vice. He could not underitend why the Admi. ''-'•-•6 intr°d•cmi mt. P' x tarlfsrlrrti Itrildb.lo POE 2111M-TOBJL oLavionW. T.• WT... April it WRENCH EXHIBITION,IID,PaII-mall.-The iieopmm.,„„.,t,, -...,,,1eukA1e. ",,,,aort. womb TheDtddin, • relative V defect' /°'-. -.. eeeeekelelij •PP•relll hi the,. welt "Id • thiiled f ndandFerend•wiadmitsowsyond Du, ...tha etillaberty shciaMtrai a letaiiptingentoximm.men, orfromsot, whore they stinpleased„nun' =lila '"r CITY or W Anti INoTON. Ifediemolay. April Z. IC t N Oahu,. Wedrale . May f. c.,,,,juirsawasvgirrall otbalnibilith. "111.,,i,.., %me* Ile. ill D minor, which -441.101 by Ml.. CM*, • and Wicklow Railway were read a weed nine. end into an Immearable NEW WRIT.O was And every lag Wednesday. NOS OPICX.-.Admindes la, armilapasa et -41.1. ham e 6 9.ol.ladinY hwebto mile rising.mantosia L. _ _....4.t0 a the phn. A .. writ was amonghoc the borough of iiint.niieb, in boob: annumaldsmapsemarainonlk benorrimaeßnait,t:annilinifnkbeheeLan,wiraly lienotanonh%' hitecouthinFliknabehe told . .clirilye.atinsofTh.ttkr Caine p.a.. 111, It sad 21 aohtese, to the ecommitt. •Hif • dates Funeard pomp. IS MIMS* all problem' • ffeeillel. ad mime to be ' "'Triad* de- the room of Lord filautheign. rolot. Pameagers foe Cane& and the tremara metes hooked AReY LL ROOMS, Groat Windmill-eireert, tiasidavd *vim& She has • reellarkribtr -el the elitist go about his betties. .UI they lost would be one tina_____M;°°. , THE. 'DOILY BILL. month% pay. op mizi,t 10.. mime Se. or 4. more; but vie.:7,, .4.4 tliessJi as very elmoveseuee tome-EN farther pm:teensy ri. piceeithy.-NoTich, - A seesniareet impugn RA. tone, sod her whole performance of Iffeadelasolui • Mr. MAPISMYteue mere eat, after the second reading Kea] ow wall to give something to try • hone sad sops to Si ILLIAM IN MA N. tt Wateroareet. Liverpool . or* LOON added to this Istablialseseat. Open every griming with work showed taste, internee**. and feeling. elle err ..- ' `rse Reform mi. leadtaidd stove that eke mid bin be re purehase. The fact wu that mess; did hex; XI \' C+ and MACEY. el, Kase WUllaimanst, city the MoNSTICII BAND. modernise by lima Ismael". aid warmly sad deservedly applauded. There was a violist ado •-• salad samalten Celebes** to late ginliPerm Nsissassa beers Wen at stielerk, by Mr. Irving Roitgentont-'s clever performance if bit Vail "-- TliA M to BREMEN.-The North German A4.1.1"1".• an amateur ; and we may apply the rune remark a iii air ...•121 *AN! OF ENGLAND. Mr. Alden ' <MONS um 150000 that he should ii:fitio::::uionahliblldiclieseseamanth.e"iff"eltrorwerai:krigoiritot.lA7hene'anouposewthhollnskroroosZwotohig"eutosuchooiliantemoebet- "I, Lloyd's gee powerhil screw etesmolip FALRE, Caplets I LN.Z.N. will loam ea WIIDNIDIDAT Ineatreen se MM. ITHE NATIONAL ASNEMBLY ROOMS, 4couVple"deith. Massu2gc/b!teilirVial• Wasik and notianwerthyPin"of Irep.a. ask the Cheortello- r.. °echisq- uer whether his .....s ..... Harwely•lowa, for the Mem pert, wish arid parr .. Ml* Melhem.-This Falablishimmt, preeminently dia. ...I emcee,. the room was fadl, „d had a very had beau to them- ',neon in the bank ruse tie ttahinpmerating.tifreguisti..he went Ira ...the ears nue -seise, gg ; two cranin, gy • las Beton; tingeisam Mr the eimeace and madam beery of la &soar and also whether be supposes, "minutia° was mu, oho. woo wain to nonyowasnahinvYra, rated linient:talardingin.B.tser, aspect. if he wet to see He reads alas at • fm• awl a half Pamenemrs invant lithe Aar Wets at lima comMald with the perfection al lb meazeLaent, is OPKN _ by the ordloary requiremeete of tn. ''--is say combined Cidat.ll"• Calvonal .4lice• 11619lOtolfewili W. :Se al IC WIRT svarrlso. Ifs celebrated Brard, the dincelea • •the very insdeag real theist I OraitTEN, sail Nil LLI Pre. amain Mae Nall 01111111111 E Lbyds of Mr. W. M. Packer, plays • nlahtly meted selectlon of the mod NEW PHILHARMONIC °DSC/MTS. fiferncti tie withdimral of those re*, 'NI pert rf sent for et Sitemisi. 11. Stoll less. City, AC. sinew* classical and modern Mom Doon open at battler & The third concert of the swam took lace St. Irw• - -- ion fapyrwyceefinplefici ,et' at e. nosing at 12 pasetaally. Ailadiskin Jpopoys.bbp yes winning. Be w Games. RAP and EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE le . at .•- 'a/. wad that chi-pllai," • WILMA "ost one of the great drairbeekr *a _.- Re.. 011101•01001khaniol 'l/44 nary was the use of the 111191,111M1L and Loge powerful 6 • St ON *hew loft t ild Ad H, " Che had" ;Offeo) Obtek• navy. There seemed to be but one feature in the 'until '-- grceful '4l. not exist in the r mill eteresees from the Terminus at New Milford thigt= - Ill• and Tel MIL, door^ : Ignite Von*, :of ner.ldebrills Tlicargisse. misting administration that met with Get mart ad• air C. rtpsizie., - men are ale ou , se, eta, Ns., rd am . Amisarasits, MIL. Ma. and A,* " pli la sue pace (1:16. Obesweds.o/111111 to Wateribsd hoes rasa tiallt•Ol.aalL4sat. HMIell 'e and that *VA the fact that we are in ' • etle_ . nisi last Indian, Ols. ; sad illtte Makfer M. ; &mimesis Signor Select •cif her Y, Manta net: . Mr. W. WILLIAINin .it tnr..„lllll.llMy. /Er wiDAy. se, gAirrigAy lie wag b. Porta 32. sad SM. ; elder Wars. eh. Illa, end Ca : my ad i laniyhosi, • The Power of cr6.--, anat, Channel beet ofn tobner-olugg ttr bet: m.,••;•• slum, • sailor Mee "- At•'-re - sal blab clew, Sax, Ma, Ma, to Mr Caerets-goal Borden; ores ( urysethe .. Me sea. Delos Hosafi. creased, and be pointed out the means by which be thought an 'lt, a!" nut elnetorthe larst Le the. c,' we ...1 in the 1,..,,,,._,,, 1„,,,,,,,,, ~,, „,,„,d,i,„., sis. ei. ThiNi.d..... 24.: St. Julien, fla ; Bt. Iblephs, tea sod Ms. ; Mem elm Arta, " Low ?Wenn ,BertilsoW !dam tickets. i‘.iiiiide for cue mouth, Tile First-ches, roe reading fro. _ago to ISM Cheangsenn Poi ago : vretled_. addition of ten mil might be made with curaparstively r••• there would be no doubt alio, -'s ships ... flecarl elem. 40c suar 114 a, On, ens , and TM gapplied reors. Overture .111dsummer=s Dram) if eodelnohn • little expense. He complained that the Admiralty had over. • The retire moisten b.,. waterfowl daily at tlt p.m., end hl' h h and ..Ns. whir, whit. and Hum amid PAIN lE. , stated the amount of the war volunteer reeerve, and cited well manned. •;0„ 1 de... less* t'orit every mood ii . Wielneoley. and Friday.-pat further ?I ln, ,fe,"7= le the Bun ?'"61•11," 1.1•04•11400%. ti. Ommerm- isr/Iminees."lldmuira• in g dat 14ellteten' the authority of Monad Berkeley behove that la the wrest . Admiral WAleCfrr sink, stone its . pirtieulen apply at tin Itallissy Stab,.. or to Mears. FORD L•ro" . " W.C. Priced Ilea on appliestion. Mr. J. T. liatalit (Mb Ilrel apparance ADM Ms return from for cataract in the Goad art JACKSON, ant, Venom sorrel. Londe's. and Railway Station, •• filermo7.l of • war break* oat with • marilame power thesafety el the . Lord C. PAGET me' " Thin by "... Xow iiii•mAMilt"r'l ;hr.' •or t° Mr. D°WICZY. Waterfesd , IIQARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Ds"' - Ctrl ligtevelktreeedie" meg(imereeiegigeerßmilpiere.al Dcmieetil country would have to depend upon a reserve, not of 8.200. --"ultiplicatu, rer Masers. emend NS. Cork. but of 3,200 men. He also passed under review the vino' Cis /14 bon. Imr°••• the oust volunteers -.Nis, accoinic,., -ILI Noveriapegregaired. Igemerehatbeerersear elm. Met overture 'Rey hie LUILOWII PATUIT CAW STAND.-11* waste or sallasset LOANS 011tAIITZD WITHOIFT Lllll AgfiCIANCZ disturbed in Ifltiag; will repay 'facer a keedras fold. Pries lea No selection could be better then this, and the execution amen on meaning the fleet, noticed incidentally the liheeti-_ 401.wera ° MAW. about • m received, 110.PILNeL4. BY TML anarmera APPOLIATDN CIPIDZZ BIFTIIII.-Warreeted to was, genendly snaking, excellent. The feature of subordinate queries' of -of crews, the Merchant had inqUired, " o ti, ms p reek _ AL LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION save aus ten ef male . Prier I*. dd. EadrstioP gratis. the neement •••- Spain's w•Entitoent l : wed the Hearten • Fund, Greenwich Hospital, the establislunent t. and ' 'a. Reed, Hi. Mr7usearpantall use. IL 'treat 111101.1114 t Cover-gar. &wows NO MUT WM:Ct.-Wilt roast a next was Mr. Barnett's Beethoven gym my. This young of ached ships, end other matters; charged the r.,,.. eh". of the corn,- get, w c oil epaulet d es:rt' KIT r, II Ilindtitre, 11•0/0P66._•10.....,.••••11„..,. 117_2L•46._...,••• ~.._• ••• 01•0•1 PCTar. 26• pianist has just returned from Gennaoy, where he ha• been government eith • thy and something like a . """ -slating to to. neessot or. Irvolv al.• tolll'o`P"'" rt'retven without Itel•lrr "'"UW-1 POTATO °•°°."...--t°° °Mr method to conk performing at some of the principal concede, at Leipsic, neglect of deny, sod to know what was the intended t ' -ma and fare and no n•iii.tioa eau.ic Po interest. The bergs cash capital thee" la pet seliest By all moms wee 111 action explained. - *he of This Asociat ion enables the Company to complete Ha traneew• Pries la. To, a and other with great Mae ; and, from bin perform- use of appointing a commission of inquiry if the ream. Prdede ' ships bass immediately. shove Cellidlle bathe been advemed without N.H. direct to JAMBS lIMILOW, It, [leg wheal. ante last night, he appears to hare deserved the hooonni be mealations they made were not carried into effect. Ute muirosee. or it. atteeciant expenaes. Pate Of NAM, on-brae, Inventor and patellae. See that his received. Mademoiselle Yaneri is an accomplished In winding.up, the gallant admiral asserted that, bona era onii.g fell informante. tree, er forwarded on of • ma and address le ea every article all others are spurious singer. Her voice is a coatralto of the fineat.ipaht#, and ia the preeent state of the Betels navy, although direct...lammed earame. HENRY ARIoW, Seentary. laillatirma-Tatablhdrd 1920. she sang Oluck'a beautiful air with great sinspbeity weld en- we: might be able to fight a drawn battle, we preasioa. M. Belares qualities, to a fine Moor are wall were no hewer justified in maintaining oar former confidence DEFORE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, go to OROSSE and BLACKWELL, Purveyors in known to the public. Both be and Mademoiselle Vaned of achieving a victory and towing the foe into port. 1.1, Amor% Lsollmi'myirit.-readim Table 8.0,0, end NJ Ordin,r7 to her Ilalr•t.r.. Invite attention to their are valuable members of the etenpeny of her Majesty's Sir J. ELFHINSTONE called attention to the awe of t, tete al is. pc done . Dessert lamas and Forks, las. per PtClll.lO, SA CCM, TART IrIIVITN and other table delicacies, - eet rn re. poet captains on the reserved list, entering into full dews Canaan plated on pen Nina Cher. the whole el which are prepared with the moot screpulous at soda_ to whoiaussenir and parity. c and it have for many minute details upon the subject, arguing that they had SUITABLE WEDDING PRESENTS.--Cos.- 7.Ar, 11,17"4 taltilk l'Il'",:r ask /ter Me/eelre T" SPORTING. disappointed of what they considered their just claim meet highly re- quibble. MUM and TEA err. anaineae pease% sat. semmaided are-Pickles and Tad Pratt. of every desertPtion. Mr. LINDSAY complained of the inch Marklreee le my tansy on recent at a paddies mem- Royal Table Seam. Levees of Shrimps, Soho Sauce, gesence of TATTHRSALL'S.-MoNnay. peachier* far the navy, and asked the Lenther-areade. Anchovies, (h•••• 11811•46". Anct.i and plater Pastes, The settling of the Newmarket accounts was the chief thee. enorniona armament". Whom yew • SET st Four CORNER DISHES and COVERS Wads for table ase,ll2.ltoyeessaacee. mew and Aromatic Mee. business. tranamted in the early part of the afternoon, and against ? Why, against France, who wip, masa ~. r... 0.,,,.. I um's. eke* abbe,. m Ille. .se met earetatee• on Robert peed. seem end e,t y= s kneel the. paying seemed to be all on the side 01 the boacmskiere. by war expenditure because elle was I "NOM ft Leetber srus.le. Debora* Seem. To be obtained of all oilmen, indeed, the 'Layers against horses had a most unprofitable we of her ; and this in the face 1 I TO HOTEL no' I TAN' ERN-KEEPER& -Every soaomme, Leaden The advance of Cher. Amie for the City had Suburban doss to step this mutual expenditure 6 deselptliel of PLATED 001100 at ball the mai Maga. was the principal investment, and, us the strength of a lamp adopted. He insisted upon the eat FrHE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and itoioO which was executed about her in the City, site yards expenditure, and the unnea I -JONIIM Lowtheronsale .11- COrralit la 'SOUND an at an times to be obtained bad a decided call of Confectioner at the commencement of royal yards. • of PHILLIPS "4 Cs*. Tea MerehantA 111, Kim Wllllimatreet• the bovines. At the close she receded from 4tolto 6 to Sir M. SEYMOUR stlppor THE col real mthetinde for Silver is the f Goal stroug metal Oingon Tea, fa MI., it 104„ at, M. M., c,,_ c I 11" mo („„, ~,,,.. NicLiy_josto. Lowther- auk . ern simbips, it by., al, lot. sad 4. yee iii.d e„wis to s„ . tel a being about Mr. Mundy's horse. 3to 1 was ens sad those of the w steads. the verse of eon ormi ammo be, to say noway gasses et lam shout the latter and Bentinck coupled, Fits-Roland adverted shortly to some r i ("CARD AGAINST THUMB and DUI( piles` An reds anises free wit"' nebt mile. el "le (3/7' The Two Thouaand quotationa show po ratenial cheap. portant", ef the ' I , ILJI GLARY.-disil all your man ad beep moors 3to 1 was still laid on the field, Bto 1 was taken about Sir J. PALINGT lan TM tPLATIL bum artiste gmrwessL end sal tree to OFFICE for PATENTS, I, Seale-street, Lincoln's Traducer, and 100 to 6 about Cape Flyaway. Umpire was the poet a may Milroy. In; W.C.-Mom DAVIES ad HVNT continue to pro. again in good demand far the Derby, and 5 to 1 was tam quest was :fist, eon &MA owl Fersems Palest, sad Registnairess et greatly about bin. 12 to 1, and at last 11 to 1, was booked about transaction, the ' ni R,FCENELL, TURNER, and SONS' HAND twawshd latesdas should obtain their Tbormanby. MAND110011(41rINTIltaii0211 ;grails), on application or by letter. maid upon a ; B CANOUIPTICKM with Porletered Ober Okada CLOSING PRICES. ffir F. B' I- ths petratan el eirdies whim mewled OM. - CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. TErni-Mr. ESKELL, Sirga=cDentiet, 34, 4te 1 apt Mr. Mundy Coedeettener (t) council, it' el rtirtranga. eel mime. est lad raw Iseassi, sad map would no' and ea nertirele et the lee Hive, UMI IIL Ikerasib" LW the . supplies hi. sto 1 - Mr. Oodding's Chore Arnie (1) it. ' .. • PAIL NI altdra‘li nnannM MITE' which Cap be metaled so 100 to 8 - iv. Drummers Yanks (t) direly la nape ad Meat is these left In the mouth. and are Mr HP , rIV GENTLEMEN.-NOTICE of =KOVAL tamed ummily is amen that the closed observer simmot ri . 100 to 6 - Mr. O'Haives Homeward Boned (t) der ff. a. Ms. MILO has f.auel 111 absenitelr eeenetah at nenere test the Allemas. mg in ell eases they restore perfect artieul:p 100 to 6 - Lord Coventry's Dense (t) is 2, ~ . helots bay spud 0 root to mere swim peak* thlth UM ad essanases. WM are flied from use to • ere- 20 to 1 - Mr. P. Reldrerfe Arnie (i) ii. 4 ..i1 arab lin aeon Nay le cony ad the AND afelmbell by pas Ur. eereallentag sod intakes Madan of 20 to 1 - Mr, Leman • liehman (t) lims ef swift berm at we per pie, sed easy anti em agf Welber stem*. orldring say 20 to 1 - Sir I Bawler, Fits Roland (t) 0 r maid will Ms halms is ••••&•••• th••••lttk _ _ , _Mr sums tat Manner : and Wm tole they poems the superior ..., ~,, ~ me J. e war. (0 et flew .diem MI be re. Biblisit-ITIIILIT, DONIO,IMM, tom ehentsge el one chembia eats., nor decaying. Mr. Eaten '." - ' - - re- Man wed et Illassmemien. selenioled Oelsegialle thearal. form swam foretop :L3 to 1 - Lord atetnfora's Ben (t) he TEI NSW STAINS IN CAPS. Wall sae endow tee*, is a PaeprafM which sever changes colair 40 to 1 - Mr. J. Lowe's Th. Nun (t) d• - Captain Little's Theodomia (t) me SPRING AND all'llbillt ATM ei & preperthe ther le ripe& the teeth as mend health Its app METROPOLITAN Vfz Me 136 MOM sad SON beg to, state that their pre- iraln"..i. l abd willies= Ill• slightest Tto 1 apt LordCovsetry's Dame (t) museiffeetnally el. penanne Mr 6PRISis mad MI MR Wit exceed sag et their le. ee. Imp* dyk.md bum pmund.' I•c•• "'Ma. Bto 1 - Lord Strathmore's Mouravieff pi- Irma Mena as well is odes{ as Is variety. They bare raw. Hens. via b.sh. tree. amps stnetlyinsieste. 9to 1 - Lord Ailesbury's cby Stock. 1., seried the priorinal merkets MOS at home sad alma lor the p4.Bribery (t) best rid mast madirterse. sad bare eacertsd he = buiisdll="4 1•14" "will" the r•tfleelmitl• Ilia' 10 to 1 - Mr. Fames Simple Sitar He each ea amortmant el pads Is has as,., baste bees t wake 100 to 8 - Mr. T. Dawsco's Prof" s.e roof totheof any oiler Tot borpb p tupowysp entirnione h,,,,,, b., SOUND and WHITE mows are indimpenichle TWO THOUSAND OUP eippbsd ....1, as....u...mippy at the ,bused sad meet yewpcs kJ le yeemal allnetioss. and Se health and Innevedty hy the 3 to 1 apt Mr. A. Nichols The Ilimbra millainea el food. ROWLANDIC °DONT°. or Pearl 6to 1 - Mr. T. Parrs Imp Dee READY-HAVE CLOTHING tTot Ila eareplete la may • •Elli• du' 0011• Pend a the choice* and molt Bto 1 - Mr. sr r . Day*. T. mapeet. sad they veut.ift to sis .hat foe eleweace .4 Hite dam coherrei of the ariami barbel. It extirpates all 9to 1 - Mr. x ap, \Nay .4 materiel en I •••ranonehip. taitefulneat of cal sal Warm to the milt sad ensures a .ii.lilie white. ebeepasee, It Is ~aite ine quellni. vont to the maropulle ell ism lus ibli waradha swam : mails UM, rart progress af 100 to 6 - Lord r lih Illoowil the Meal,Meal,sal lemmalemma• Malay actin a the ma CH On rlt. es,. b,.. i.....e seet..vied on the WieIERT, BAT end 11119 IMO Me. heft the saMbeletieimil disisieetieg 'patinas of 10 to 1 apt Mr. B. Tr CAP. awl Isere end slliir. ocetitnerN T 4. which UM bees the WM% rata • parity and fee truly gnash. bite TV U. tenisiesi with ...Mod, sew .E. 5 of tmloossable ad .earner- 1.1...... rdeitll. •• AT 6.e. Ciltailiti Tb. Words "tow, sto I eget mrll g btu mode at each prie.. enehie the proprietor, te sew ibismar Odssa." me, an on the Ulla. all "A. Rewind and .., .„. .. al Parans si ry neat at, ~,rise.. nem la. Mateagerdea." ea the goverantent stamp. Sold by " " ' - Mr. NII -11. Ws r r.., ....1 .4 i• Lao this opportunity of seaseter Om sod by Medal and wham 11 to 1 - Mr ie. tom Mal they Steed ...od ine .lea ...losers the fell barn et - l'' De ataotitiosi of 104 defy ... -ill. Geo.,. re. SPZOTACLZB,....fim refved 'lay HARRIS and THE PIG' el . r. *Pert mad ',ix, Sf, will moot the Mkt Better masa. corner ..5 Skein,. and Atli**. sad be mis. Noel. rth erT=l". La : deal, with The room ' ram Cork*? tit New iivf....l dreet sad ilanestat. glawra ta to 10u. Gold ad Silver sad Rye- Roan am li. s linsitord eel Tartrate. ta great rarely, at egaly low prices. Ilserldst Mir We are I Its I. Moons sad soN • all It to lir ps ebeerred, Met lie ed...... fr... &Win and SOS, les ..J la.. If en ankle he iset armed al It will be easimpd, we atlegr briii-p,. pp *pip, Si.pg. ylaw ~,.. ... •ony 1116 mosey returned, ram& Iminntio 1119. -No travellers weplereL Fink V Thar beak, analetag a Mark of the Riskin of Bain Oar bre. welh Ilettmaseemed sad no of ram peels a awn mem wr met Pee. PARIS FIRST CLASS and LONDON PRIZE Pr Ti. MIMI& WATAZILVToN said ,BZOODICW aille T" " INDISPENSABLE " SUIT, GoLDSMITHs asid Jirwmasna mat ma M mar rotors sal lottersk amd terundert Ilsesdeetery. 111. Menrietta•street corm-prim C.C., Leafier et. Mow he mime" ri.liolt. ir•rrilhOL MMus and Tide If It Theedahlieltesset closes ate la the maks& ear nahmally arkisowle.hte.l to he the 'mot comfortable mod serrkm sessimaye es I o clock corn able tall everi•Ltoilore• L from Pit. c tro hie bag Ts he obenned if K. 1111M21 and AWL maser ef Maeda NO CHARGE MADE fur STAMPING P ' aid Wise" mod err rNew Ostereetstert end lioltottetOt. IND end INVILLOPM with ALM& (EMT, wr IN' it a GUM wapetererearlahl adhadie INTII.O' TOLLTITE REQUISITE fur the SPRING. rerucmisadd mu. tel se. five quire. fur St es or A Aram the Emmy Now*. of the ginemi age moan me he ....k.h... N. 1.,,, ..,“... N.A...., ~.. ow orl' elitalsed possiestae the 10001101 l 'IMOD ef OLDRIDUIIII , 4e. ae uord BALM of Cs d.i'll NIA If applied to the recdo NW body ef the DSO CARDS, WIDDINCI IN Vg" wee hair It imposts thees ot d. II chiral "edema, with ea agreeable TATUM& tens =MON Y. DIJEUN gA, • alto frovenee c 4 perfume It ale. it tho period of the ram yew ise mums t• SWIM, with ARMS°, Hew 'watt the hate tom Milne .4 or If *Omit toe lac we taelleg how& pagyeptAyg gispAmirLy Irma gory. will ',Moat It. NI lbw t penwrs . 4.1 .eau IMAM a WAIL gupgapnyg c,Aams no -rim to, ma, Irma Ow Tense who rosily dodo t., have heanotol hale. either wllk wee suggaeaur „aim.. „,,,,,htid,,,,, -....i n .art.diould meart. It ilaily it I. a 1... elebrated few dreagthm leece *mg ih.E....40.44, mil i,..: th. Mir, bevies it (non.. iirf. and products. sew MIL is r..a.r.. sal warn le Ldsi .1 sbe,l upwanis of 20 years. No RORIE? COCKS a' led dive waste can equal It Pr', ahi .Co, Ma Ile "illy - I oel A I ILDSIDOE. 4 % sill no 12 emit Nowa, nisei, W,c, PCIII.I, g. or ea the it en so CORNS, BUNIONS, awl DEFECTIVE TOE- tbo, varabblosellox pip. I* the gy NJ !I 0.11.4 ElVitteten and it P1:1, is one mare. Mann mamma ota elesetlaa ea IN .4 tattles ne pais. hy Mr SRN 041 I. • • Enent Soft the weekal 'abbe.--v' I or, allemded ay BM Rio, • 0 ilr preferred Teem bi M. To Is had ../ all ese 011 Ile lid.. Mr Conan hue trilloo•oial. /non the Sepal Fanny, bippeep. ►Fee raw erne b cloy he sees otth thououd• of .diter fro. al et dress Meet as isa? 1' R. at. meadow. minor to the Maniac - Ewen the Ray wigs., bb.' O. i.. 44 Siam of Merbee -11 r. Reseleil has send mac W., par r • Ile ewe emus en my feet without MIAMI mil loda."-• Sir the ctseet as/ .461.,kr. ea et. ieeprie.plem, has had two be Was& sad .1 T. , a • ors uutreeeed km bin ha hy ID. Sera& awl can siren* -w uity v....eked aim , a L mane. 11. Ersemstnet Quarrel. Li . ra.7 .. g. R U PTV It ES.-The PATENT SELF- hr AMP... 71.40 lIIIRMAN TRAPS. with - loom. en! so ....niptli.dion... I• re. ..are ballseirmitltte the ei, and p her .4 revois. Thr wee...my imellty et • geed true Plait/ I. an rah lent reOstinx power. •Ithout easeessamy pameure on tlie Not ertolot • hi, h ile.i.ulde ollect le shoe eletelned In 'lie, iieshered with itietn. oilrer ~elate, re pad twill' .... hO ---, rid: And I•x., I, Plocedilli. e. Moore 1..11E CURE. - L.% 3I BERT'S ASTHY 1 7 5t1.4A11. sithont . ourvilier the bowels Of er Mr 6.1 only ettlealon• sea p1..,..dit. is admitted le ea di. tae for immediately r. 11. visec conals. eel lel I. sue* 44 *Ohms and tNotiotoolioti. It hisineear rem the Imillty enue.nii.. itollrAltiO. she maim lc.►liina whet b moot, froilient ...midday. ar. ...•.....,„,... lie .1..1• at, Oil) isnertail 1.1 deep, or el. n ii.eit doe. Go fi meet ear . mo.l h a fr. ,slack.. after toltltog ' into ei a': l ...1 it LAM VENT. eheini d. M. dee OS. Gs and 11 Al droze: ,la, lo loath.. 13).1.. he moo, iiLw And sot lor lauilmf maw end Atirese a. eintreced ow lb aisle Post ter to T WSW Wi. BELLI ICS Lf)7 A-ir -4 Medical Vet:l4o4r Perla ltro.l.way of Malt et, so ell a.l ...enitipell.r. sad .4 aiii leteoliwo --ii the MOW" 11-•.•'. r i Owen! WV Riot. t. Lotololk - p ettph EXTRAi)Ir OR. al' 1.../.l.eat-.l•,prarly i COO. risme awl they eel, Inks. we lib S. Lee • lie fier iplallm• W No. 4267.1 LONDON, :NINO, it lelprorra' KKACHEE Direct Larks last ship lL IL M ping day May 5). ur smarts sr. 110114 elm,' dip - ILL V aps mg., 'wow Is dr Asir Me Or dap iry rriproded. sad pearals Ihneuralie emplor 1 ,7t 0 , 1r,„,,,,, e ."""""1e JA , QT. MARIIICB- HALL -110118111111 MOAT , XATU. 161116/1111. " May Day." sal MAGI. (anelare le "Dar Pldialaft; TOMIMMDW. yestsma Molar Ms Miseliss el Ma JOIN MULLIS. lalaulgal yeaailas—Mba Parim WY low asishad. 111 m Pima Mr. Wllby• doper. 'tr. aollay. TM" la. flit eL ; dam la . MUSIC. 'SOCIETY SOR JPSOMOTING THE AMENDWT DP rim LAW. !AMATEUR MUSICAL SOCIETY. The concert of the amateare, laot eveuhs& was on the whole a good one. The orchestral pees were, Monett% symphony in D, No. lind Anber's overture to .Lit Daisies Noir. Beth wow flayed with mese *Ger' and considerable precision ; but able cosiductor, les 5141 yetbeat able to accomplish the difilcult task of plebe his ardent troops to move softly and quietly —le salidwe their tames so es to form a true piene TlidaJ defoct, too, was ommionally apparent le Yak wannyealmenta to Mendelssohn's pianoforte Mem& in D miner, which was played by Mks OVISIY,• • young lady who is /tabor into notice, and into an heewerarke' palatine in her profession. She is an aesmiate of Me Phil harmonic Society, and promises to be *mg oar WA die tiamtihed *Meta She has a remarkably full eel rash tons, sad her whole performance of Meadelesohn's beaelleal work showed taste, intelligence, and feeling. Shame most warmly and deservedly applauded. There was a elan eels by Mr. Irving Rosigemout—Ni clever performance it hews an amateur ; and we may apply the rune remark toss air of Verdi'. sung by Yr. Waibaxk. Pomp Wee couple of thins of a Livia oak, sad opt worthy =et cal concert. The room was fall, sad bad a vary aspect. THE NEW BANKRUPTCY BILL yesterday evening the usual fortnightly meeting of the inanbers of this society was held at their rooms, Wroo-pbse; Mr, Wiamas Hawn in the chair. ~ Eoette.thesaeretary, informed the meeting that he had received some letters from Lord Brougham in reference to the speecli'm the Attorney -General upon the occasion of , h i s i n t i . o d we e tile . new Bankruptcy BilL His lordship mop j a i ne d ofouthin miss-etats.:nents on the part of Sir It. Bothell relative be the ohmmeter of the acts of 1831 and 1849. The letter ate, be maintained, did not alter the prin ciple of the former : it um • cousolidatiou act, end the only alteration it introduced was the classification of cer tificates. Several gentlemen having stated their coincidence in the views of his lordship, Mr. EDGAR then elated that the bankruptcy committee, ha vin first considered the cotuditution of the smirk and the ministration of the beelinese of the `court, had since examined the provisions of the bill relating to persons 'sub ject to bankrupt lairs, acts of bankruptey, and proce e di ngs before and after adjudication, and optvla is ied the fa , losing nesolutlen. as the results of tWe : - I. • "MO it _abolishing . the 'distinction trader and and renewing all debtors Kahle to the same shou/d be roads that the order of discharge cues have such conditions amazed to it as the jostles) of the cue may require. Mat the *Me o; bankreptey contaiied in existing , Satiates and omitted from.the bill should be retained, and that greater facilities should he given to creditors for ob taining adjudiastipn than is proposed by the bin. " That clauses 153 and 158, which propose to give greater facilities for obtaining adjudication, are objectionable • and that c lauses lee $o 175, inclusive, are unnecessarily ob;truc tire to creditors, and require amendment. " That ekes 177, as it now stands, will defeat the op tion of the penal and other clauses, to the case where the debtor petitions against himself, as in soh case adju dieation is not made necessary, although other clauses M. wane its exiitenee. " That by the 221, 222, and other rinses, there is an undue multiplication of notices, and that provisions with regard to notices, accounts, tar., should be the subjects of general orders and not of legislative enactment." This report having been receive'', • long dimension took place upon some of the resolutions presented to the last meeting, in which Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Reed, Mr. Linklater, and Mr. Johnson, supported t of the committee, which were, with the exceptio t one relatiug to the locality of the courts, impugn r. Albert Turner and Mr. Henry Morley. The lat eman stated that the bill in general met the views motile community, and that the Attorney-Gen 'not willing to modify it so far as he could cons do note make it square as much as possible with the vie s of the trade, and that they had had several communications from him to that effect. Finally, however, it was resolved, as the opinion of the a l society, that the court sh consist of a chief judge and three assistant judges, . bons should sit in Portugal. street ; that the udges should determine all questions aihninistrative judicial, suidthat the chief judge with one of More assistant judges should con stitute a court of appen ' both London and country canes ; that it is Inez ' 4 entrust the administrative business of the court to rewstrars, who should be re duced to three (two f r lighalletreet and one for Por tugal-street), and at present,. Laity. per each ; that the court s let be retained in hall street i that three messengers should be retained, '- tided in the same way as the registrars, but the scale am will as the amount, of their remuneration should be leesened. „, ^ The proceedings then 't tinhinated. ----- 00111117110401011 to E I TO ILL w TOP[.-110 LIVIRECOi k NW TOM gad Durnu CONPAST flopaisides 111.1 All pawned Itaa eammtlismddimair e et Quotation M takh.rt XtrrrIEV INI II 1.1611 V PUO 7011 zavr TOM. opoonW. T. April It LITT OF WA.bIINOTON, Wedirmsday, April Z. IC 1N &UAW. W•d0..1. May And every be Witdoesday. CO.. wow 111, 17, argil odour, $n the aCtOISIIIO. 08111 , 41 YollBBB'4 pommy. 8 gabs.* pernambeas Fraearns cam& mod the Western Stmeil hooked thens,Lh a.'..7 atOrztres trees.—toe Willer particalan ..... EVV 4 ZILILCZY. al. Kiwi IlUllais.atrvel, at) MR. ALBERT SMITH'S MONT BLANC, Tn.NIGHT. and BMY MINT Mal Iblorday). al clock and Twadag and AMINO* agliefsmea at °Woe& fun, a. "WA i be Mikes al Ow befellak layptlaa daily. from II tW 4. ma. fa : per, la r A. to BREMEN. The North Germaa ales lbw ...weds' screw NwNl4 ILIA& . IL• AN. will haw ea WVDNIINDAY tvmativia• C l a t i g lam. lianoly.kara. fur W Mows park wliti ••11 WM. /an. -4a...0. 0; lan earl; al ; Wm C m it:l; al . two awl a half T..wo',. mut l.ls Ibaloo4 at ClOsidin's Untren•l ..11kw. aeww4eYe.r, w.: att al PUICILDTPR, ORAVVI, ••4 £ U rm. aomas *Oa Weal 0111111111 E li7Ja mit Brime. 11. Scott lam City, KC. . NEW PHILNARDIONIC OONCERTS. The third concert of the swum took pie t hmerre-1,11 hot OVOMillg. lb cbspribripq RAP mid EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE kr • 11111 LANA ato urmsimaradll 2119 1 1111tert, and Lag* powerful Awaseee from the Thalami at Yaw Milford to Waterfowl l a w ata oa eagereaaaLawaa alerageZ a rain ta tittY. WIDAY, wadi WV/DAY to COST be ONSOINVINVIIIIIIIN .... .. DOSOIOVIBIL Beet. id Aria, - Cho fare" Woo) Mack. Witte Vsnert :of tier WNW' Theatre , 4 ...t. Azia. '' Del Is sua pace (Den Olo wie ; o4 ageid Signor Retail •of Oar Ila s Symphoey, . Tim Power of Chorus (Bur/satin , Arta, .. Dom eldest" ,Banterszonkfi. Overture Midsummer TM% Drew* MeAdelseohn. PAIR t. 00110e116, lailksollerersiallishapirs. In Bast Beethoven. Mr. J. V. Bate/ ft (Kb OM apprerrace since Ole retain from il.l Dust, - CM l a t e rals( lo" am eisate7 erula Borgia? DookettL . Vaned mei tenor Belart Overture 'Ray BOW - - - - M.: .on Innt.d." 4001 served-dm. Us. M. lldstlttar. 'Arm tickets. A% .11111th it filf otos mouth. TS& lint-dass, U. istawl clam. Tbis ;ruins steamers loner Waterfor4 daily at kit p.m., anti kart, curt every i,Yoolt), Wathie.loy. sad Writlay.—rat further particulars apply at Ilk Stalkto of to Mears. NOW sad JACKSON, Se, Vannon street. London. aad Railway Station, Nom Malik kilitori Haven , or to Oz. DOWNKT, Waiarfard et Yarn. MIMI NA. LOANS OAAJITm WITHOIFT LIII ASSCJIANCZ ISPILN•F:t. BY TIlk; NETUAL LOAN Fl; ASSOCIATION U seermensim . 114. Grrat Iturellatvert, Coyest-gar. rtete. W C. 10 Pritillt:lAL 4 1:1[1'617Y. IteetteleW IlerWtnre, Dealt ot heed.. tom, rweeved wlthottt Inquiry taw, awl 110 n , :tlk Muth: tor interest. T 66 brio awls 644161 et this Ai...Ur lon enables the Company to eempiste 14 Snare. Wee immediately. aheee cisaa• having bourn setvereed withost . s . o r e e ee . or ite attawlant :apnea. Yaws of pin ea an itor frll interrnatke, twit, ee forwarded rt• at • thre. t..t slumped ••••16.6. HENRY AARON, beentiary. No selection could be better than this, and the execution was, generally speaking, excellent. Tie me =t feature of the amen was Spahr's megntiteent y ; and the next was Mr. Barnett's Beethoven sysn ony. This young pianist has just returned from Germany, where he has been performing at some of the prineipal concerts, at Leipaic, and other pleas, with great eclat ; and, from his perform ance last night, be appears to have deserted the honours be received. Mademoiselle Vaneri is an accompllehed singer. Her voice is a contralto of the finestquaht#, and she sang Qluck ' a beautiful air with great sinaphinty and ex pression. M. Belart's qualitieA, all a fine tenor, are well known to the public. Both he and Mademoi s elle Vaneri are valuable members of the company of her Majesty's Theatre. SPORTING• TATTERSA LL'S.—MoN DAT. The settling of the Newmarket amounts was the chief himinees transacted in the early part of the afternoon, end the pa seemed to be a on the side of the bookraskens. Indeed, the myers against horse* had a most improbable time of it last week. The eiiiva;te 4asere ABUe for the City had Suburban was the principal investment, and, on the strength of a Law commission which was executed about her in the City, she bad a decided call of Confectioner at the commencement of the business. At the close she receded from 4tolto 6 to 1,4 to 1 being taken about lb. Mundy's home. 3to 1 was Mina 'beat the latter and Bentinck coupled, Fits-Roland was basked at 26 to 1, and finally advanced to 20 to 1. The Two Thousand quotations show no mategal ehaap. 3 to 1 was still laid on the field, Bto 1 was taken about Traducer, and 100 to 6 about Cape Flyaway. Umpire was again in good demand far the Derby, and 5 to 1 was Ulm about bim. 12 to 1, and at last 11 to 1, was booked about Thormanby. CLOSING PRICES. CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 4 to 1 apt Mr. Mundy's Confectioner (t) sto 1 Mr. Godding's Chive And. (t) 100 to 8 Mv. Drunimond's Yoleks (t) 100 to 6 Mr. O'Ham's Homeward Bound (t) 100 to 6 Lord Coventry's Dana' (t) 90 to 1 Mr. F. Relitsmare Anodise (b 90 to 1 It,. Lernon's Heiman (t) 20 to 1 Sir J. Hawle y'sApoll Fits Roland (t) 30 to 1 yon (t) Ai to 1 Lard S Merry' tsenf s ord's Bentinck (t) 40 to 1 Mr. J. Lowe's The Nun (t) 50 to 1 oaptan Little's Theodora (t) METROPOLITAN STAINS. T to 1 apt LordCovostry's Haase (t) 8 to 1 Lord Strathmore's Mouravieff (t) 9to 1 Lord Ailesbury's cby Stockwell out of Bribery (t) 10 to 1 Mr. Fuller's Simple Siam (t) 100 to 8 Mr. T. Dawsou's Professor Dick (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 3 to 1 apt Mr. A. Nichol', The Wisard (t) 6to 1 Mr. T. Pan's LupsUus (t) Bto 1 Mr. W. Day's Tracbacer (t) 9to 1 Mr. Merry's Brother to Rainbow (I) 100 to 6 Lord Denby'. Cape Flyaway (t) CH EN' TER CUP. 10 to 1 apt Mr. 11. Ten Breed's Satellite (t 11 to 1) THE DERBY. sto 1 apt Mr. R. Ten Broock's Umpire (t) 10 to 1 Mr. Wyatt's Nutbourne (1 11 to 1) 11 to 1 Mr. Merry's Thornuusby (t) 33 to 1 - Duke of Beaufort's Blue Ruin (t) THE FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP. 9 to 4 on Sayers (I) The rooms will be opened on Saturday. THE IRISH EDUCATIONAL QUESTION. The Freeman's Jounbal of yesterday contains a communication addressed by the catholic archbishops and bishops of Ireland to the Right Hon. E. Cardwell, M.P., Chief Secretary for Ireland, in reply to his letter dated the 118th of Nov. last, which was an answer to the pastoral and rtsolutioss ot the Irish hierarchy. This document fills nine columns and a half of the journal, and we are conse• greatly able to do little more than give the heads under which it is divided. It sets out by adverting to the admis sions which it is said the hoar. gentleman distinctly makes ' in his letter an thepirt of government,. rid.. the paramount *lTeppeteace at t o ars education ; the necessity of great mg in that country separate religious training to the child len of each religious denomination ' • and the right of the heeds of each church in regard to the religion', education of those of their conureinion. It then proceeds to com ment at some length upon those several Winn tliollll ; quotes opinions of various British statesmen on the Amway and character of religious training; ex plains the catholic doctrine on the importance of a religious education and what it implies, and denies that its para mount importance is admitted by the national board. It then goes on to show that continual religious training is no essary.for the elms of children attending national schools, that it is rendered inefficacious in them by being made the task of an hour, and complains of the power vested in patrons of excluding such instruction altogether. It then proceeds to contend that secular education requires to be associated with religion, that the principle of separate reli gious instruction is nut adhered to by the board, but that combined religious instruction is attempted in the national school books, which are compiled by protestant' for catholic use. With regard to the third point admitted by govern ' meat, it implies the catholic doctrine on the right of giving religious instruction, and enforces that of the bishops to exclude anti-catholic books and teachers from schools, which latter right, it is contended, is virtually ignored by the board. The evil results and dangers arising from the change in the original constitution of the system are then pointed out. The plan adopted by the board is denomi. sated a mockery and a delusion. It is urged that training and other schools are objectionable as assum ing the cha racter of mixed boarding schools, and that model schools are not mamiged with a due regard to catholic interest'. It then proceeds to examine and refute the arguments against the separate system, coutends that government in terference in education ought to be merely financial and in spectional, and concludes by setting forth the reasonable. nevi of catholic demands for separate education We are requested to state that the match between Vicar et Bray sad Parmesan is postponed from Monday in the Fist Brag Meeting until Thursday. WRENCH IMBIBITION, Ilk Pallamall.—The tiEvErni ANNUAL at Vas contrlbe Liar of snails at Use lamb rad Milli Is Nots uPllN.—Ailmbisa la, asislegala —Opsa tem 0 ARO YLL ROOMS, Great Windmill -atrest, n Plecadltly —NOTICL A weinliket eb1011.130 SA LOON wiled to this istabllehateat. Open every reentai with the IIONSII6II BAND. twahmeted by lime Letootte. aid irarehestni to the Ihsporer leapoteon. Dome open et Afbeteeterh 12NATIONAL AINIIIIBLY ROOMS, 11 s tR tra—ThissnlistabliehWent lis "Zorrtf7 Ilona wee/toed with the perfection anis t, is OPISM ICTNAT mixiwu. The mien/sten Ikm& the dine** of yr. W. M. Teeter, play. • inpiniT ennui selection of the mid spprerwi eiseeloal sad siOliern Md. Doan epee at half•past & Overlain at A Chinon at It ponetailly. Joindelies 1 9, 1 1 1 1 1111 M s t owe sr doien at 4 =, sod sr OW, 44c. Nal ; did. and aO. . nki dog ; add alto Mobbb Us ; drodedabie Meta, 32a and eider wire. aft. no, aaat Ma : vary old awl MO clue, M. lb, Mo, Ifl. Calla-good nonlioas, Ws $4 ham OIL ; Iblepbe, ML god Igo ; Idgber ebb IMranging fro. Mb to M. Clompogra pot dik : rairp i i= I. lb, Ms and 7a. daggited I*NN and fOONg, who, ebb and num aaandiesta b roperonie of 49 years pnivelasa to Ito Hon, society cd Unaohis-Inr. ti. Lamb'. C.nod W.C. Priced lido out appliorMcb IQARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. JLP Noventiogropiral. Nosoorellatioworworwton ea *1 LWOW'S ?ATM' CUM STAND.-11. vast* or nollamot dhitembed in tall will repay Oared a Modred fold. Malta &mow% AUTOMATON CINDU BlPTllll.—Warroatod to OM OUP to. 41110•111116,11.1 W. Prime 1116. It lagrarinp gratis. Lwow* IMAMS() KIAT 11CLELY.—WUI roost a isarj=lll. • owe Ore, and save • Ica al foal per year. Ws. POTATO STUMM —The cal, wethod to cook then la poriaolles• By aU meow we he action explained. Prime In W.. 1116 N.B. dined to JANIS LUPLOW, 14, Kim Williams- Wand, oa.hosee, larretor and oatcake. Bee that his aimmo awl address le on every article all others are spurious l.llatira—lstablhibod 1820 . =SE and BLACKWIELL, Purveyors in Ordinar y te bee llAjenty. _ thine attention to their SAVOR. TAR? FRI=I, and other table rielicecire lir Timis et wthi rata pepared with the mart wregieleee at- Miles gent porMy. C. awl B. Ur kr INT!, pees eskeisi Ike high beam Weir. be leskati;l weih auk monekehens. • kw selliw steel ie. essrmseind sni—Pkeles and Tate Mils el kw loyal Tahiti Owe" laws st likkeek, Isis Wks. imam Anchovies. Om. Sinsalegis, Assam Ind Mitaisitivabsia, Streebeorg awl siker Mod Mows Osilinkell Jena d knew hisek for table ww. 11.14por's essees. beak sod arms** Nur tart eanutidar SW Bien Teel'. Rya" mid loyal Debora* llama Tab obtained .4 all oilmen. grows. die.. awl obadoials of MOM ILACIMILLI„ liebooyarro London. THE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and COMEX la INOLAND are at all awes to be obtained it PHILLIPS and Oa, Ti. Marehenta, 8, (In Wllllantatreet. City. (Neal Oman metal thaws Tea, 2a. 2a. led„ is. ad., cad 4a . deb eoselias, la Di, la lad., and 4.. Tea mad onefee So the value of ala nal estrlago tree to any railway statics se motet leas la lnean• A lades meant free. Ilaptrestmattet prima •12 pads arrhape free within eight mike it tie 012 y. 01PLICZ for PATENTS, 1, Berle-street, Lincoln's W.C.--11assa DA TIM and HVNT cantina. to pro. rem &Ida sell terrirpi ralartr mad Ifirfitnalars at vastly reiased rharre. Interring valetas .bould obtain their MAX 11110011( fir iNVINTONS sari.), or application or by letter. TEETIL—Mr. IRTUILL, Surgeon Dentist, 34, W Vonie . supplies his PATINVIr rug eUII2OI MTH, each can be matched so doe* Is asp red aim is Sees left In the mouth. and an bard -smelly rani!.. Mat the closest observer swot de test the dilleteens sal a ell arse they restore perfect articula tion ini issifilestaa ilea see fined nom one to • ens pat= 1s areerthatne and palates principle of sail tee th nr stumps, or xiving any pats wanner : and lip IneareMible they poems the superior shantere el yam climb. echoer see decaying. Mr Eaten mistested ailsevaille litsand. pest-lree for 3D stamps, foe stop ping ingot testa Is • prepsestlen ',Web sever ca ne ge e colour sir sands the salsa et thelleela eat Is tree tram any injurious prepuelles dare se r =the tesa tineend health. Its ay gal vasette&L= . ..., e= as slightest lesed ; teeth v i e ks ihnsiceenull teeth rate k rd. as Ilems. Imo le eh. tree. Chews strata moieste. fil4. Itzistreet. Imam (oppostle the reateehele). La bard . SOUND and WHITE cars are imlinpennable W pose ern albeetloo. ant he Math sad longevity by the mineleellea ef fond. DOWLANDW ()DONT°. or Pearl • utile der ocespeeed of the choke.* sad meet yeebeeebi of the eneasai barbel. It extirpate. ell Wirer se the teeth, sad imam a sense Stew emselled eariece : weds the fart progress of ef lee*. mil beams • amine aeon el the se. Peel! uise fees doe seleitalleas and Ilislaketiag grades of the Ointe, Minim • porky end 61 =1. ti Vie gr atde r " 114 . }ear Tykes OIL pee ben. boar Oieske" aa, re se the kW& sod "A. Rowboad use S—>A Ilosefierflm" . •• Ys govermiest stamp. Sold by ilksi.iii by AnZiliiriad-p-orii.es. QPIVTACLID3"rim rdved 'q HARRIS and am wt n nowt r pnrrn airtight latter nasal M me& Mate, with a 1 ar imbibe.La : steak with trle to laa Geld mad Silver Feeelleles and Ityeetlausa eel rartrty, at Naar kar prices atanita efa ad..post tree. TIM MMUS lad lON. =TV. WENN? the BMWs Memo Lead's. 1710. Cheties.—No travellers wiped. PARIS FIRST CLASS asd LONDON PRIZZ MEDAL& WATAZIISTIM sad BROODIIN, OOLDI)117101 sod JIMMY= Illawskelary, 14 ileneistirdreet. Coyest-prom W.C., Lawton . It It. Tlus e.laNMrs elms at als Ow weeks& mi oa Astardays at I o clock. WO CHARGE MADE fur STAMPING PAPER A.l mail uVILWPse with Al. cuff. INITIAIA— IODILIGViII worsirlorerows-lald admire imams& 44. per IM: crooroAddl wok, hill oho, Ivo "drat hr la . Skidc AKA Ito quires kr womerfar Wawa^ IK pot rasa; remas MD 130 CAZW. WIDDIWO imams% FNMA. TAT ONSMho C2111131011T, DILIMUNRIL awl BALL PUNT= mum= I. swim limb AIM or MINT Ye 00 IWO sharrisa. CJAPPIAT3 ZLIOANTLY 1111011.11331) and no sinavors CAROB MINTED hr to. —Ohourro. at BIBBY Mailltrilrowtlla wolikawra rotahlaiworm. K 'Kt:ABOUT two drilltwalorwA. ROBIN! COCKS and CO.'S MUSICAL PVILICATIONIt o Wles we reflect on the nen of mask& pahllostleue which ene day Wee/ hy thil lueneill Inn we an so less newel by libel, Variegli them Mir Wrehleine elpwaeSer , 41 of then Inn 4 neon, sad elentles teednery, real an. ily appudated by lie raid public "—Vide Wesson Mtl.. L To be bad of all neelnellers asd booksellers thronsbout the kingdom Par estsbness, se=ed of grans atol Wage free, ad. Arse direct oder, reser Leaden • Wi as nn Ceeks "ad Zeo . NM Repot. isms W., neenlarte nseuhesterers. aid mak publishers I. W Quota tad thorn treparor Nepalese 111. T .URLINE.—AII the Music of this favourite A 4 elm of Wallace*, is mid at Half Prem. sal eade pine to handsome rower. mils. by PLAILVON and sob, a& Withln. All Muer on same imam sad pest tree ea teeetpi at ambiance. The trade ..pith T HE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CCXIV., ofll be pubitshe.l nest THUL4DAY. 4 , OIFTWNTS : 1. Labourers Wallah and Contioental Nobility. 1 Madame Ranaler 4. The Rae of Philadelphia. & Notes on Nursing. & roalmsallnlC 7. itstadLaker of C. R Leolle. R A. & The Bedget sad the Returm Rat Jobe Murray. Albemarle aucrt. The story of oar Urea taws yes, to year - -Obakesruare. Now ready. price So ea.. boast in cloth, THK AZCOND %VLF AIL OF ALL THE YEAR ROUND, Condnetvl hy ("SARUM Mims+ Kt/alai/dna the concluding ilispbin of A TALK of TWO II:171M by crania. DMUS Tilt WOMAN in WillTZ 'to be compktail d Jody, by Waits Cotilag: And the Vint Ais Papers of the UNCOIiSIIRCIAL TRAVELLER, by DICILMse. la addition to • variety of Original Articles on subjects of passing sat pew/ worst Interest. puttlalsed also In wwitly umbers, pries sal., and in monthly pouts at r.a, Wellinactoapireel, Strand, Londnn, W.l' . and by Ileaser Chapman sod Hill. le, Piccadilly, W., of whom may be had all tbs non/bars el " Hoesebold Words." 1111 LAT MAILOOROCOLOTRICIT, W., seer the ?esthete. DR. CULVERWELL, M. R. C. 8., LM. L S.A. 1A1151 , 41, nut be eteeeleed deity 'oely es above - ell awe et Nervous Debillty, hivolustery lieteless. ?.iplletlon, LIM of Illereory. Iscapecity, Spermatorrhes. Sterility, Queen. anon, sad Lehasten inalsibiliTie7., - a; . entlre new nd Original Work, entitled •• 1 • ks Y.L ' nrunpils . The ?histology AIMI Anatomy of out tleneratioe The Origin of Dlanue—llyniptuina. Trawl...ant, and Care. Peke Is nark by pot. 13 stainpa, °inn rain. 13 sealed. la he bail of Yam, re, tke‘lllll or the Autism'. ati above PROGRAMME OF NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, LEICENTERNHIRE, AND ATHERSTONE RUNT STEEPLECHASES,—WIDSZSDAT. Judge, Mr. Clark. Hon. Secretary, Mr. Flint. Clerk of the Course, Mr. T. ManhalL Tim GRUM NATIONAL HUNT STEFTLECHARE., a Swee slake of 10 miry each, 5 ft (which must be sent with the nomination), with a sum not exceeding 500 cove. added, to be 'effected from the different hunts in the country ; the swered berm to receive 60 soya. out of the stakes ; for hones that have never wee Were the day of starting ; 13t each ; to be ridden by pallemia, Ic. Four miles, over a fair hating country hIM Woodman lair Damiaror Bradsorroma a Goldlas Branch Marshal Saxe Lamm Ma Marko.. ay IWWoladof KOMI WilwalytlM • ralams .... Liberator amithaold .it Conrad Knight Templar Tim Tailor Mawr b) = The Deacon A. Selby RAU laitMuhl, Gipsy Ki n! The Zed Miner ettetterhos .It.b4 Medora h.b.) COOVC7SOCer Brothel. to WO Maid ThlimMOMßOnth- llvai*co The Nipple ;kit Taf ,miters Itarboiro . Rebellion The Dane . Jem l'mpire iMnero-879119 • Quickstep THE FARDIRRH° STERPLBCH ARC, • Sweepstake of 2 sows. each, with 100 added. The second to receive 10 son. nut of the stakes. Four ; Tr-olds, 10st 711, • tee, 71b six and aged, VAR. A winner of any race 711:. exra. Hones to take their age from lit May. e I Prizefighter a Sell= Aga = Tommy .... brother W lady' Masan is Maid VoluirAsse S Nimrod I Wooer BMW 4 Torn Clink . • Tel KARIM HARBOR° . °PIN fireaTticnan (Handicap) of 10 Noes. each, 2 ft, with 75 added he the town and neigh. bourbood. Winners extra. About 4 miles. All grams. st lb et lb 9 7 11 11 1414 14 4 • • awl. MN lleremir 0114 AYMe . Farm --- The Freshman [Mars Volunteer Tmobellhas Punch h.b.) aringtas Pry MIA TV Rustrimit. The Cesperce. Jo Maley (hoar Pasha Xatithos Ilorulblow Inboer The Premier shanbally The Curate The Freshman Mansion io 3 1 • 13 11 111 9 I 7 Johnny Met:calla Harry The Tartar Wee %Ink She I:0288ra Topsy Shitoek Clwahunt Severity. tear. 4 yrs 8 7 Llberorth Lea . paid 2, a Sweepstake of 2 soya Tux SCOUT S,!I each, with 60 added. Age' . eltrebunt Bleck T, Peru Gipsy [tag Age I .. ♦ Chieftain .. Borderer Tag LtyQpOOL CORPORATION AN D TAL SNORT MOVIIIENT. —At the meetings of Market and Water Cessmattsse of the Liverpool corporation yesterday (llsoday), it was stated that the tenants of the various !galas markets were about being consulted relative to the advhability of clueing the markets an hour earlier in the imaies. At present they are closed at 8 o'clock, and on Saturdays at 11. The Water Committee resolved, on the motion of Mr. Woodruff., to pay their workmen on Fridays instead of Saturdaya, so that their awes can du their marketing sad shopping early on Saturday. BEFORE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, 60 to JONI" LogrOkorateorie —riltalse Table Some orl forts. 41 Ifs. per doses Dared lipase, ..d lurks, Ito. pot doom Womotod pistol on p.m NidrAll Saver. SUITABLE WEDDING PRIBENTS.--Com coO7Sl and TEA SET, analmena wailers. Ma, rMi 6w le any railway receipt cd a 'mamma wee.— Lealbarareade. OE! of row CORNER DISHES sad COVERS with brim V. mane. taming tied dialog. AS la. M .1113 t 374, d. lawtber wir. rHOTEL and TAVERN-KKEPIRB.-111Very depuripti.4l of PLATED GOODS at MN Or real ins. lowther-smaula T Htoul reel mishatitute for Silver is the PLATINO ea pkir• NICIELL—JONDs. Lowtlwr. soft... firARD AGAINST THIEVES and DUI( (i LAST —RA all your riarlye isd lisp JOIRIffe ILD'IIimPLATIL Kiln adagio aml ma tree to may niSlway. BR,f,CENELL, TURNER, mod BONN HAND CAXOUIPTICKa with Raigaland Obis 111lot= Uri amigos wine inuted Yea rIII.. " TV fa sod rwrtik. I. az sad Yaw dieullirs sod sem and 41 imudiraft. at th• lee Hive, U Ilarassb" LW. rho GINTLINEN.—NOTICE of =KOVAL Ms. MILO ha. 1...ua4 IS abesbasl7 aewsesay Ila Nimes • he Her Bowl or..a le lain swim ammlart ▪ grab Dim awe Ally le awn eel Oa As atemood ▪ A maim Weems at lea per pie. r(awn wide saw raise ell& No helaess seeseleete llasselSk. MIMS Se. Wenn will be ?a ItatIOILITIP-1111t DOXIMIIIII.II3IS, taw Ewes wt of Illassevwsqueer. TUN NSW aricce INv =NEM CAPS. Wk. AMINO AND arSIMILII AMAX LI MO and SOS beg ti , Pdate that their pre pwilinew Arkl SU red sl ED bused say et tlwir Dowsr WWI. as well Is Infest as to vbrwty. Try Dave wus• awbed pratipal wierkots DMA al home bad ahead for the Wet and wrest wwwwliwtabra sod bum owxyaled wwli an amarlawil of eras so h sown Won been aWMi ww/rt rani la Me .ram balm. mutt D1C4,141 e atTNIINT% him bus sispilled art in .w.lkwyarlally a Lb. aupwabl sad abet poplar - 11.; REA DY•11 inTlf ING 'MIKA le esteplete It teem limpet. tool they 'retort to sty glut foe elessere etyie. ttft bitty 44 materiel an 1 wortrteutalm.. tatteftalneet It Snail me threesome, It to uto to the seteeptie se er. ..e. has been the 1110 , 1111 T. HAT mai CAP, art le .VT cool .liar! Ittl• tit rw *bleat bete Wet fentatett stilt to entirety sten *et d fitelthetabte the aseres bly mete et each peter. at 'melee the prnvreatoes to seat Skis Fawn ten /fret owl. vailrzy. R —a 4101.41\ 'Ake this opportuntly of arsawar Yet UNA they latent tee I Iraq: k 4.l.4stre the ha MINIS Ike ahelltioe of lb. dory Nth. ittotet, to. Y. Iftetr'.4 not wore, rorrery stet thieve*. ss4 enFINT NeVlll‘fOrroleifv,t eedtla/taYest Ireftill•"11;n•n• n.. flarlf...l .n.I Ye ytwpt •a 4 •611 It to I•r pa etworml. tkal wq article be swi wrprwred d it will be esebeword. we Lbc Iraq Mem& Memel bewlagem Their bask emewbolits a Nortek Um Ilides, el Mai Oar bow .Ilk Ilefinewwwwwwwwe wad Ilwe et peke% west& es wog& meleeL we woe bow Tag " INDISPENSABLZ " SUIT, ins& M anelosa paniarne. and admaded indking. d.ana. travelling, and IlialanaTta r t nainmady arlannrinlaw.l a. h, Ow 'not enuntertable sad isitioe. ebb irnif lftrnr.turrl. Pru r fr.• IV. Ts M Weibeei — elll.ltiviii4 mid Eli, mesa, se whim. mil Wee^ mg err al New 011M1441111/111 sad 11411440•64. ATOILETTE REQUISITE fur the SPRING. Arles the sway Muerte. of the gnome age seas me ho ehtelmsel hoemeolae the irrealloll 'them of OLDRIDUICS BALM of If app."' to the mote Mg bogy of tbs heir It Impute go mot ll,htful egg' as agreeable Irsemorre of perfume It •Iro perfnd of the MUM gm ~.to the hilt from 'Wine AI or If ...sir toe thla4 R Twits why, .111 pewyeat w NI lbw r yr..m *0 A4l WOW Nelage K Mid& TAose who rogly Moir. 1., here Iwamoto' halt. either welt mime Mould lee It Moly It I. a 1... behest.' for dramatis th. Mir. geeing it in.. ...a. snot onwhwiss ow hair. or.i.h.r, swot wool. ho hrtaliltrhol opwanta of 26 mum No kt lye reach nut repel It Pr', td, 61., u , Ila "sly .ol A lILDSIDOE. lrt %ellorgion .tnet North, Ziglighlr PORN 24, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOT.- , I N AIL. lITRAITED an.l CI RI:I. is one manta. ',Ma* rapist nr pis. hp Mr Krill hI I • • R•-gent anal I ran Mamba lay Mn.lt. ~.. dI at prearrad Tama la 01. 1... Mr tordan au Sr•tiv..ilisi. tr.., tar ICor7al Tailia, lona h are h. ans. oriel' ar.u.......P...f ..than, ham an al la hiadhiaa, Naar a tar anaorina -From the now. O. bat Baby al amain' -- Mr. arfakU Yr auradl ....6.1.4.14 show calf* .111 lay art orll awl Olaf ala Pra. - -"nn Alas.paloo. M. a Jaarawalara, how V.l tee bap loonella and • • 'ea aaneaall arm Ma feet by lir. firallan. and cam elesagly v....awed Ida' Moyne. IC Cain4.4rert RU l'Tt'RES.—The PATENT SELF AI.II**TINII lIERN TRUAN, olloollsair with lee •a. eenoihatiena. I. • 4111Nelltle4 sky lb, and r Isef .4 h-r,,14 quality t • good Irmo I. an rah lent re-44,n/ • Maoist 111111111141semy prawn. on gen • oi, h .14.11 la shoo obtained in • STU•• illlllhrfe.i .1,1141 - 111.. I.lrail sputum or pad Drifted. IL., I, ricoold1), N. I*RE CURE —LA3IBERTII ARM-VATIC / s‘L.4Aw, sittwnt unuenbrt the howela 1w afeetts. the 6.1 Ind, rlllrarPn. anal ibbultled to be th• bat 41. ler ha Inarne.llatcly r,H, ling roma+. coullemed 311.1 trrviently . ywwr the latulty pr....ntur incurable. mbulrably L. k tine .104 v....AWN/. In appeuedt .nu on I•••..pti. Il• 41. lf I) ht . toelc 1.1 4 1..1., or osrn I):og for friar una:rpos4 I, oloi PI a 1e sellout*. aft., taking It —Prypend only sod •: 1k LAW INT rhemi A . 4 11 J. nuln large. and I. all """ parthtaa u.d Auk 1.1. 1.1.4ert • A.thmatie ashisa The haw *Ad &Urea* a. rmgratvd thP *tamp. P* fts (.4. Tun Ptlantile. Tvt. BELLI K"'s LOZENGE 4 and POWDER, .4 11..116 , 0 Vrlirtolbir ilarraid. approved at by thy I. 1.-I .1 *rodeo, .4 flooll. hie .4 l'orty. f.. bs cafe o ladiarotitat a. I onottpathr. sad .4.11 lb. Nerwons Illoeseee at the Stomach MI Intr.tiwar. the Lot .4 heroism la Id. the bred, of r toovral trepot, It. Joel: ranch Cimmart, 4v, Hoy at t leeolod IP . XTRA4 MDIN ART DISCOVERY of an Ly eethpely %LW TIM sk t .4 CI VINO DIMME. bring the h" ,.4 . 1 ••I•sIo - rio•ar , u•)• eta...alpreetts• he Greet Erhese, ►ma... •.I Awfku •It• e.t.a A.A. 4 Isl....rrn.e..fre.nin..t.l NEW LOCAL 111131 E. .eith Ik. lelJNiele .4 c.4.4ttliti.eal Tieetmet a. 4 yet seserally lov , ent rirra 11 the ~.14..1 dwelt, et the Beitteh &mot.% hni leha. h intr Jared INo laefead. Beet tree .n reeeip..4 t... •letray payee.. a , . W MILL Piet W• . • • place. Itedfohl riturr, terehe h r IMil urre. till Tgo met Ist So Mirk Lt. Whit A YEAR OF ANNEXATIONS. We find the following sketch in the Bien tiro Social of Bruxelles, one of the most able oonlucted weekly journals of the Continent ; the Bien titre quotes it from the Poet Heiri, of Poleaxe : March.—The Empire annexes Savoy and Nice, this an nexation having become a " geographical necessity? Austria stirs not ; she is delighted that this trick is played against Victor Emmanuel. Prussia says nothing, reserving to herself "freedom of action." April.—ln order to obtain its "natural frontiers" the Empire annexes the Rhenish provinces. Austria stirs not ; she is delighted at seeing this trick played against Prussia, who had deserted her in Lombardy. Prussia po c kets the affront, reserving to herself "freedom of action " in regard to Hanover. May.—lf Venetia is annexed to Lombard y " because the Venetians speak Italian," Prussia stirs not ; she rejoices to see this trick_ played against Austria, who had aband oned I het Slk tie RAM,. Austria is beaten, as last year, having sent her army into battle without their breakfasts. a tine. ._l":e Empire annexes Belgium " because the Bel . speak crouch." England protests. Austi ia and .: th. .• revenge themselves of England ` s Isia stir not . abandonment in Italy anti on the Ku— . "°: July.—The Empire re-claims Baden an.. is t. ph " to , mum the majority of the inhabitants are cathu:Nli hays already formed part of the great Empire." Austria stirs not; for she is delighted to see Prussia lose Westphalia ; Prussia stirs not, for she prefers Baden to be French rather , than Austrian. - - - - - August.—ln oonsequenee of the annexationof Baden, that also of Wurtemberg and of Bavaria hoe become a " geogra phical necesaity" to the empire. Austria is delighted tome Prairie lose the support of protestant Wurtemberg. and Prussia is delighted to see Austria lose the support of catholic Bavaria ; Germany stile not. M Jena, the students sing, o What is the fatherland?" Napoleon =ewers this question. September. —The empire annexes Hanover, Oldenbourg. and Necklenbourg, "because the possession of the northein sea coast hes become neceseary to France as a natural hon. tier." At Berlin they seriously propose to exchange the pointed helmets of the army for the kepis. The Germanic but, after the annexational Frankfort, have hid themselves in the Warbourg ; they refer to &committee the question of the organisation of the federal army. • - - • - - - October.--The possession of the kingdom of Saxony and of the Duchies has, become for the empire " • political se oassity," because the European equilibrium requires that Prussia and Austria should be held in check by a third great power. The Diet dim to Rugen, and in order to calm public opinion, now awakened, vote the erection of a statue to Arndt. The committee appointed by the Diet are not yet ready to report on the organisation of the army ; there ices the troops cannot be marched against Napoleon. November. —The empire reaches to the Vidal& The annexation of Prussia has become for the empire " a moral necessity,' as the Emperor must at any price keep his word. Models rubs her hands with joy, being rid of other rivals in Germany. Russia stands aghast at seeing the French on the Vistula, and exclaims, ' This is not what I embed." December.—All the territory reaching from the Alp to the Carpathians in Hungary has become for the empire "a geographical necessity." 'I he (;ermanie Diet has completed the military organisation. The statue of Arndt in unveiled on " le Jour des Innocents," in the Ills of Urfa. APRIL 17, 1860. I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOME OF C0M3101113.—.--Mnl/DAT, Ann 18. The Seamus took the choir it the ueuhl Lour. NEW MEMBER. Yr. Ilrodd.tet teak the oaths and his seat for London. deny. MUTATE ETTSIRESS. The South DIM 94w,y and Watt Dorset Railway 1 11111 were reed a thitai ng t: w si b pareed. The and Wieldow Railway, and Dublin and Wicklow Railway were read a mond Hine. NSW WRIT. A new writ was mowed be the borough of Harwich, in the room of Lord Strathedee. TR& 1111 , 011 Y BILL. Yr. MAMMY sededeldee that, after the meowd reading el the Reform RM. aseidedd move that the Bald bill be »- fared to a Wed moddibee. SHM DAN! 07 ENGLAND. Nr. Aldermen IItALONONS pre 00000 that he cheek] est the Chamenor of the Exchequer whether his atten c a led beencalled to tbereeent .I.mmution in the bank rem and also whether be supposed such diminution Ina by the ordinary requiremeeta of trade, or by any combined -.ion for the withdrawal of those resins as Ur pin tie • it fr C. NAPIERclrew attention to the condition of the navy. There seemed to be but one feature in the misting administration that met with the pliant ad mires approval, and that was the fact that we are in of • Channel fleet of ten sail of the line. i r i e lt s il i tedgment, however, that number ought to be in creased, and he pointed out the means by which he thought an addition of ten sail might be made with consperatively little expense. He complained that the Admiralty had over stated the amount of the cone volunteer reserve, and cited the authority of Admiral Berkeley Mike* that hi the Mat of swat betaken out with a merihme power tbasal7 d lie country would have to depend upon a reserve, l e ss d aso, but of 3,200 men. He also passed under review Ile veriest recommendations contained. in the report of the cosande. @losers on manning the fleet, noticed incidentally the subordinate quantities of paying-off crews, the Marching Seamen's Fund, Greenwich Hospital, the establishment of school shi and other matters ; charged the government with •ppaathy and something like a neglect of duty, trod dsmsmded to know what wee the use of appointing a commission of inquiry if the ream. mandating they made were not carried into effect. In windleg-up, the gallant admiral asserted that, in the present state of the British navy, although I,4'j . ..tight be able to fight a drawn battle, we vete so Inger justified in maintaining oar former confides°, sehieving • victory and towing the foe into port. Nit J. ELPHI NnONE called attention to the case of the poet captains on the reserved list, entering into full end minute details upon the subject, arguing that they had been disappointed of what they °tendered their just claims by a quibble. Mr. LINDSAY complained of the increasing ex pediters for the navy, and asked the meaning el them enormous. armaments. Whom were we arming spied? Why, against France, who was increasing her wAr expenditure became she was afraid of us as we of kr; and this in the face of professions •of hinelisti e hoth Mew He thought something could be te erne this mind expenditure if right 1110111211 were hented upon the extravagance of the duck. expenditure, and the unnecessary coat of ships in the royal yards. Bir M. SEYMOUR supported the claims of the post captains mid those of the widows of warrant officers. He adverted shortly to some of the matters dwelt upon by Sir C. Napiereed Yr. Lindsay, urging the very serious im portance ef the quanta as to the manning of the navy. Sir J. PALDIGTON, with reference to the case of the pest captains, e xp ressed his opinion that their re quest wee well foun&4 end that, looking at the whole transaction, the view they took of the order in counzil rested upon a better ground than that of the Admiralty. Sir F. BARING, who had drawn up the order in council, explained in intention, and contended that it would not bear the construction which the officers put upon it. Mr. HENLEY referred to various statements in evi. dance as to the quality of the timber used in the . dziiiards, and the iniallioient sto p of kreffilll4ll.--ta queistion, which, In his opinion, founded upon details which he stated to the house, had not been met by the Admiralty in a proper manner. The Admiralty had come to the conclusion that 60,000104de of timber would suffice to keep up the supply ; but he contended that it was de monstrable by figures that this amount would not furnish a sufficient quantity of seasoned timber of proper dimen sions, hut leave a deficiency which no outlay of money could repair in an emergency. Mr. W. WILLIAMS inveighed against the enormous amount of our naval expenditure. Sir H. Leans was of opinion that the reserved captains had been very hardly treated ; their case was likewise ad vocated by Admiral Watacet. Mr. BECTINCK made • few observations upon some of the subjects touched upon by Sir C. Napier. He attri buted the extravagant expenditure for the navy to the system which rendered the Braid of Admiralty a political body. The slurs in the public docheards, he rid, were beyond the control of the board as at present constituted. The house then went into committee of supply upon the navy estimates, when Lord C. PAGET, after moving the first vote, for the Admiralty-oflioe, was proceeding to reply to the preceding speeches ; but Sir H. WILLOUGHBY interposed an objection on the point of order, contending that Lola Clarence Paget was precluded from continuing a debate then concluded. This objection gave rise to a damask's, and, the point of order being pressed, Lord C. PAGET was obliged to give way ; the particular vote was debated in the usual manner, and ultimately agreed to, the amount being 160,2901. The next vote was 287,72 V. for the salaries and expenses of the coast guard, the royal naval reserve, and the mast volunteers. Sir C. NAPIER asked whether the 3,500 men mentioned were actually in the coast guard service, sailors fit to be called out as a reserve, and able to act as seamen on board ship! Admiral Martin, who was at the Admiralty two years, stated in a pamphlet that the number of seamen amongst them was 3,300 oily. He also wished to know whether they were going to change the useless block ships, which could neither sail nor steam, for ships that could do some service! Sir .1. ELPHINSTONE remarked that the definition of able seaman was not sufficiently complete, and that they were liable to have men palmed upon them who were not able seamen. It was perfectly well known that the ortifi cates could be bought at reasonable prices, and that many were bought. Thee" men ware under the management of chipping masters, and se a seaman never looked a shipping 'nester in the face without having to pay him • shilling, he sought to have thaw interviews ss seldom as possible. (A laugh.) The shipping neater was not likely to know the qualifications of these men ; be only knew them as far as their register, went. The best way to deal with these reserves would be to appoint an officer of rank with • staff to manap the department, and then instead of 700 of these men oie/ Wall ib6tt t y ki g l v l.. 7 49 ° ' it 9° 4N upon the pamphlet by Mar - ... as a tolinsete compendium on this subject. With reprd to the officers of the coma guard, it appeared to him a peat hardship that their time was not allowed to count while they were com manding in the coast guard. In answer to questions from Lord Lovaine, Admiral Wal cott, and Sir J. Pakington, Lord C. PAGET mid that on the let of this month the number of curt guards on board ships and tenders was 3,206, in addition to 3,438 serving on shore, making a toes' of 6,644 seamen available for the fleet. There were also 1,386 civilians who would be replaced by seamen r fat as they were pensioned off. With reference to the pamphlet of Admiral Martin, be must say that there was mixed up in it, with much valuable information, a good deal that was unjust and unfair. Such was the gallant admiral's sugges tion with regard to the forgery of certificates. It was not possible to adopt any greater precautions than were taken. • person who wished to enter the force was obliged to be taken before • naval officer, who put to him various nautical queetions, with a view to test his knowledge and uphill- Mos ; and the objection to which the scheme really lay open was rather that it was too complicated, and required too much. (Hear, hoar) The ease of the commanders of the coast guard would form part of a scheme which tau was serous to lay before the house with regard to the retire resat of officers. (Hear, hear.) Sir C. NAPIER had received • letter from an officer, de tailing to him the objections which tile men felt to entering the coast volunteers. They said that they d id sot understand the regulations ; and that while the shipping masters told them one thing the naval officers told them another. They Also complained of the foolish questions which were put to them. The officer likewise wrote that the shipping masters were more devoted to the interest, of the merchant service than to those of the navy. Lastly, he stated that while the men admitted the terms cared by the government to be good, they were deterred flare entering by the liability to be flogged which such • ate would eaten upon them. (Hear, hear.) )tea. LINDSAY regretted to hear that only 800 men had • the naval reserve out of the 30,000 which it was desired raise. If the shipping masters could sot get the force to gether it was obvious no one else could. What redly deterred she vim from ooming forward was that terrible black list, the articles of war with their kanaltv of death drainer &phut the moot tkfiing infraction of its rules. It might be very true that that penalty was not often enforced ; but the argument cut Loth ways—the severity of the mile pre. 1 v.eztedwoffibecersovefrorioniapeudnishmingennatbenereforwo.ffethiTiwb.whiditHoutti.t) 9 7 .. 9 6 . 9 .. 9 3 .. 9 9 0 0 .. 9 0 . 812 (Stamped Id. Additional.) Ho thought the i . orn wad a demoralising one. No ammo! bounty would oneAtMact thiS• tsar:moo of them MOS &. liaised's' wear* to know what wfitiona with 4.10400 J. wkiala WM voted last year—whether, gone in Ms sat of secret entice ef reeerve or not ebb irliet wee about to he done with the 1011,000/. they wegoaM i lipoo to vote this year ? • LEY wished to offer an *intonation upon this question of the naval service. He thodght •that if the re patties. were simplified, the miler, like any other work ing mon e would more readily eater the oar vtoe. /re could not understand why the Admi ralty should Mt enter men from where they pleased, either from a shining, master or sot, and engage the men for a month. Then it could be easily seen whether he was an able seaman or not, and if he was not he could be told los could tot be rated as an able Kaman, eon if lea liked he I might go about his businea. All they lost would be ono months pay. 0 1 1 1 . 17 mizlit looe mune :is. or 4'. more; but as every one wto give iimaisthing to try a hone and other articles parctase. The fon was that somiso did not like these questions. A man who kilos/ laiouself to be an able seaman would fin expose himself to such an ex amination. (Meer, *or.) Theo the seaman was not son of Lis rating if he went into the navy, became, according thttie.prenent regulations, if a man was rated an an A.B. sea- Min, there Was mein to nature his 6 ' rated in that itif he wept to on. He reads them p c the very i i.. c at t read them Mit tor miner thought theyrwme impaled oilleineWedthEllii mad, to anon the earner. -I' • . W. wiLcuire said that the - paint:admiral liod admitted that one of the great drairbacks to men being' willing to enter the navy was the use of the lash. This dis graceful punishment did not exist in the French navy. Sir C. NAPIER—But the men are shot. Mr. W. WILLIAMS said that it one only four or five months nom a sailor in the British navy was shot for striking an inferior officer ,- so that we retained both punish ments But let the lash be abolished in the navy, and there would be no doubt about the Queen's ships Wing well manned. Admiral WA.LCOTT asked what were the qualifications for earchnost in the onset volunteers? Lord C. PAGET saicl,Mretly go the question of the litht hon. baronet the member for Droitwich, the number of coast volruiteers enrolled was 6,106. Of these he be lieved 4,008 were under drill. With regard to die sum of 110,0001., about which the hon. member for Sunderland had inquired, a very snail portion of it had been rand the rest was retdrned into the bands il:* Chancellor of the Exchequer. The 100,0001. intended to be voted this year would be immediately ex ploded in fitting up the two ships to be used as training ship for volunteer ; eash skip to be • school for 2,000 Ur. The gallant admiral asked, whether they were about As station efficient Inie-of.battle ships as coastguard vessels. 0. could only say that that question was still tinder the otheadwation of t he Admiralgy. As totals somber of the local reserve, lie_believed it to be about 800. Or C. NAPI :Masked the noble anti gallant lord whether he islimed la his ccumience that the 6,000 men of whom he had rpoken were Nally fit to go at motion board • man ed-war If so, the noble and gallant lord's statement was directly opposed to that of Aihntral Martin, who had been at the Admiralty longer than he bad, sad who said that °lily 2,300 of the men were fit for service. Lord C. PAGET said that his hon. and gallant friend was pushing him tether close. Prom the returns he had re ceived t• appeared that 3,436 of the niea were first-late seamen, who had been placed cm the coast guar' ; and 2,260 had be an placed on boned cwt-guard ships. Of these some 300, he believed, were on board tenders. Me could not venture to say that all these men were ing rate seamen. It must be remembered that this was a great nursery for our seamen; and as men were drafted off into the navy others were taken on board the shipe. Men were at first induced to go on board the 'hips which they saw lying off Dundee, Leith, and other places ; and then, finding a isainaa's life not so disagreeable as they expected, they went on board the fjueen's ships. lie beved, however, that all these men would be available for the manning of the na. Bir C. vy NAPIER wished to know if these men were all re turned to the Admiralty as " fleet men." In answer to a question from Lord LOVAINY., Lord C. PAGET said that the truth was, the advantadlie held out to seamen were so greet, that there was not the same anxiety as formerly. Married men were still desirous of joining the coast gitard, as they had the comfort of • cottage on shore; but octive stamen preferred remaining la the fleet_. : 4 • • • not wish to grudge these wen any nseewary enjoyment ; but he must say he thought this house accommodation was excessive. At the same time the miserable sum of 1901. was all that was awarded for the services of Roman catho lic chaplains. He gave notice that next year he should move to reduce the vote. SirC. NAPIER said that the noble and gallant lord had not answered his question. Lord C. PAGET—The number of civiliansed at employ stations on shore was 1,386. Sir C. NAPIER said he meant to take a division on the question of block.slups. The matter bad been under the consideration of the Admiralty three years, and during the time they had been hatching only one egg had been pro- duced—the Majestic. (A laugh.) School-ships were wanted, and they could not have better ships for the par. pose than the block-ships. He would move that efficient ships should be placed on the station instead of block-ships. Admiral DUNCOMBE said that the real difficulty in getting men arose from the Admiralty not offering sufficient. The practice of flogging ought also to be abolished. Sir C. NAPIER, in order to bring his motion within the terms of the vote, would move that the vote for the coast guard should be reduced by 4,0001. Lord LOVAINE said it had been proved in evidence before committees on which he had sat that able seamen scarcely existed in the merchant service. No wonder that they were not able to get the article in the Admiralty when it was nearly extinct. Sir C. NAPIER withdrew his amendment Mr. LINDSAY denied the alleged decrease of seamen in the mercantile marine. In the last few years the windage of the merchant shipping had increased by 2,800,0d0 tons ; and the number of seamen must have increased in propor tion. He strongly objected to a return to the system of compulsory apprenticeship. The number of boys now training for the sea was as large in proportion to the number of men as they were under the apprenticeship system. Lord LOVAINE repeated his statement that there was not a sufficient number of able seamen in the merchant service to afford a supply to the navy. Mr. LIDDELL referred to the increase of steam vessels as one cause of the decrees! , of able seamen. The increase of tonnage alluded to by Mr. Lindsay was largely composed of steam vessels. After a few words front Mr. B. Jousirreirse, Sir J. ELPHINSTONE deprecated the crowding of too many boys together in one ship. Lord C. PAGET said that the block ships were quite unit foe the purpose, having no room below. The average number received in each vessel would be 500. The vote was then agreed to. Inanswer to Mr. B. JOHN/MOIR, Lord C. PAGET said he had not heard that the dis charged artificers from Woolwich were going over to France. - 64,T1:21. for the scientific branch. lir. BENTINCH wished to know whether any better ri,;4lsfieltt had been made fur the supply of chrono meters to lie'. ship". Admiral WAIAAra eilggesied tle.t roape s titit:t! :7et commanders who bad chronontstem which they had pur. chased themselves should be allowed to send them to the Observatory of Greenwich, and, if found unfit, that they should be valued for what they were worth, and an option given to those officers to part with them. Lord C. PAGET said there wasno sort of objection to what the gallant admiral had pr o posed ; in fact, it was not a new thing to do what he had suggest ed. With regard to the number of chronometers, a late order of the Board of Ad miralty, which he hoped would receive the sanction of the house, allowed to line.ol-battle-ships, frigates, and troop. to gunboats ships three chronometers, to sloops two, and one. The vote was then greed to, and the house resumed. ADULTERATION OF FOOD BILL The amendments to this hill WWI emisidered and agreed to. MOM BILL On the 'notion of Yr. OLIVE kayo eras given to brinA in a bill for taking the omens in England. The hone° adjourned at a quarter past 12. INSTALLATION OF LORD BROUGHAM AR CHANCEL LOR OF IMB UNITZRAITT.—We roman) MG authorised to state that Lord Br o ug ham will installed as Chancellor of the University of Edinburgh on Wednesday, the 16th of May. CIVIL SZILVICZ VOLUNTRIRB. —On Saturday the Civil Service cOmposed of the Audit-Alas, Post ale., White all, Revenue, and Admiralty companies p re ions for parade in the oourt.yard of Bomersethouse, previous to proceeding to Wimbledon common for battalion drill. Notwithstanding the wretched state of the weather more than three hundred men were present, and after in spection, marched acmes Waterloo-bridge to the station, accompanied by the band of the Grenadier Guards ; whence they proceeded by special train to Putney. Having marched from Putney to Wimbledon, the regiment was wheeled on to the common, and put through various monism...rem by their Adjutant elect, Captain Emus. These movements, which were performed in the pouring rain, were gone through with great steadiness and precision, and showed that an extrsordinarilyrapidprogrmeNsd been made kinoe the establishment of the corps. In entirely ignoring the bad weather this regiment exhibited a spirit of pluck, and a disregard of personal convenience , which miOt be beneficially imitated throughout the volunteer service. AND It • qv of u.II%MA UM is . sits R. e .11. .1 L rs. r- •Pl.rt. M. %, ka • int. Rama. by Übe . Re.. . ..1 V. the 1011. No. st a. IN re el refol. OW" .rte t csorn•" 0' a * ea MOW'