The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-23 00:00:00

• - 425 Z41 - e /- - c_ I i iij t j _ 113 rt 4 • LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1860. 1 PAPER S, 440. ' : •-• 1 ;k" 1 71 4 SSalidX3 ; No. 4,221.] (Stumped Id. AdditicemL) [TWOPENCE. AUSTRALIAN LINK at PACILILT SHIP (to .111 plooluay the 1% rtimlllagely d ratk. w ind. Vrar . i r apr 14 sm.. Ml•eart Is rirD. bar sal Now meow 1.10 MD, J. MANION, Omassaur: 10. i s as gag lads Neu Tide las dip las fan pomp. el* o f saadhol simon•iium a •6l paisapn ; bet Tom dub =slot. sod oaf an Mon • deksbk •00art•Mq kw a 0r• how pormapse.lol MT, SO el sirimia—ter tnes 6•100• se prop sok 14 Xs. 41SLLATLT. wldo Mom U. Wass and Ow. Yanoairea, Lliasiesse or D 1106 RIP imml MOORS, 0, 111110w4inet. Mit. ALBEBT SMITH TO-NICiliT at Eight, trttb Ids CHINA lIIPAIIIID sad MONT MAIO Z& tiefllD (Ink Letr . Wll i r (bet Oalszdas) at I did. aad 'Nadas sad at 3 tectsak.-01•Ns, SANAA& saa be ItJaa at 11m7t — eaass. NEsalls• Hall, dans In:4'1111*N :tom, AL : EOM, la IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WznisDAT, Fn. 22. TEE BUDGET MEETINGS. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and tigurstisi the mem ben for the borough to obtain a disdain alleimmat 00 the subject from the engin:Clot% and mak an emenikunt of the resolution ea shall exclude such a oonstruedea being attached thereto." With reference to Resolutits No. 11, which im poses • penny ex por t charge on goods in pinker or bulk, the rata On ge in bulk to be charged by weig pinker nplagUre, or number, it was resolved—" Tbat inasmuch am it is the melte in exporting certain goods, such as Iron and iron amtinge, to mend to the Customs pattioubwe both of weight and number, and that the goods were in such cases sold according to weight, it fs desirable that the resolution be armadad m that the charge should be made la mach cases on tb• weight, sad not the number, and that a memorial to that effect be prepared and forwarded to Mr. Scholefield for pre sentatkm." MR. sad Yrs. OIRMAN REID, TO-NIGHT, sod MIT MEM MoolaUt Val PO Irl s aag i ar'Our 44 1. 111.A1as Monne ema lic ii. MIN, of scs - rOll3B hos al Ur • ii.s.uaraimos. It 1,.. b.: _ Se; 111011101 se the Gee. In. he OranZ aj ats 06.1k101. haewmewees. (Continued hem yesterday's Zonis.) HI9IIWAYB BILL. BODEIBINBON pre mottos that on the motion for the mead Ni( s( Ite eleseld more ea an amend ment, thin the le he siml assemel time that day six months. 31CK .....4 KLY MAX 00301 UNICATION to °iv "orairsoMrgoittP" Tom too 1 1011/1111A P II land isposilin abo r two raw Nor . ftilles at Quesrlowsoe "" niran? 11104 LIT Tog MS WI TIM CITY OP' BAUM Feb. S. CITY OF MAIMS =lg. Elm% 7. CITT OF 1111111111 w Mini 1.1. Cala CI 7 . ll di raist - Oloss• seiessedmoss. &......o.o.l=air. freo= l . ILVAsue AO + Tort si jble It'ai kr TEAM to BRIBMIK—Otto of the North Gomm i tl t rotT i oar =Z . asugm greo Amaa ' I n i : a MO pods sod parnim• )- a 'Ws. In dect. 1.... Ilmturcal •Ye ril i r we we not Inimp Oar . v.m.a. V•I•mil dam .1 all rid w try. 1111• V soml lIIILLI/Ml.Wille be th 0 P.M WAIL 11. arolaa. QM 11.0. ___ and EX PNDMOUS BOLTZ is KM. Wolin /1.1./ . 0 e. lll4llloito and 00/E. 1 . 1 H JOID AT XX, ImS Me dollmre )114.4. pre. .4.11.11.. tair I 414. Dn. m 7oll6oAlf. 1111.1. DAT. rid gIATI:ZDAT. I• COSI. IS. awe Aim Itra." ab. ••••••41." Tk1y146.8. Rifts Oda% Ow ass Va. esasei• 16, 2• . Ito Mora aim Iwo Wearlint tits .e au MOin ealskite. rileaf.ire is= milky a i r e l 4211: ". 0Min : d rjr.it a *Von& Masa IWU . X . 1, 111111111.41:111t =Eh XXX XMX Oat. T HE GREAT NORTHERN PALACE PA% T_ icallomm PALOS Sr TIS ' , soma s usw sum Lt. Ark artai aro^ r wawa no lad DYowu Cuba Tie Illstliss. Vloommt ." VirillIOT0111, Climiness. _ C ..w..,_:4.,67...._k_zrzzia.T._._...., r . 11 4. SONMse if le OWN Y law, Om, _ I• • ir::: P. ef il e ntsakis d Oa Out Nathors ta. • 4.. ord. Nm.. *mt. Clarke Jest. 11. w. lisseblut 111 12 rares. I ti. M. hoes . at ,•• b.'5.... 111 • - Diann Manor aa. Sjllasholgo.. LinIAAINIA. Ant. It 1.-11... n. 1.A.. OVII: ss o dgew hisrubm. Aim: ar-31...". Moos aril /k g, • iv 1117 MT lipossaia-We lkirsist•str. no Tpt.-411mpleri1awt. Ti. eirMel ail =l=si me. el MID peeper ------ - -- 4-11.%"ae e1e44141 4 e IMP web So wiere of iseeiooorat ese Mr** roemeeles toe ell *wee e1 . 1 .0. 1ep. la I* rageft lie ElniMebane meeneertel eteseeleetbeleelbors tte 11414. et a delerre ye Wis. by eilleep. bon telehe. gal oteneeerell *en* 4 seem be the Ormer e**** see Neweeeellbee popeisles. It *se by lake leee twin =44.011 0 peewee ellsed I d4tee a. Wel* w eeelee melba 414 . ISM N. It eft rAt Rabid del* Ho &ne e = te .ty 1 ,. :i . .efielebed be 71 pee =Leo gi Ptb. .1 tbereege el Xemeeo4lo 40 be may eseslble Is Z i ortzLeletbss es eentent dee 4 the tteee. allebollee d rle bad e bed of ebb 40 ea be lobleet le be =llel beam 4 Poo 4441 tbe 4444 ateele el 1;o • ea** dueseler eabee le UM awl It le a maw les Jot We peoge see eeelgee D IY efelodsjeoliav 4 olg mewl mem .1 41 wbero tie Imptele. el We mom ea be IL esi eg ee= Ibe Kee 4 We yew. orseeme sib =7for Ibe weelleo 4 a bellelles embed me IMMl•eftel 1.1.15 t IS le wi Se Kw WI the 011.111 3.10•111 =Mai oftbla a ewe. of en barb *erre hos Illereerse.aed eliesiod peeler II emereer .sere sod leseeleei elms la e11ee444 Ti. Mel .01 0 441 441 Si. be admi t le. drew eithla e. ream et az mt... Honor. i eta* 1444 toos c lese a. rineble3. Toteeleee. l :2 ~., teems. Ideors. Belet eke* llowteeeree. te44l. ILsesiaad. lerse. . Hetes*. I. areciaetee peeve% lea ........ egebreperk. Pt Jot a •-•44. Weetherse Imre. W der. Inge reel , I thew PM.. I 411 be e ere oak sad ham 4. tee ether. it e4l te NW ..at► w elire nu** or eleealn eneeter a bra .Ni.Ve eel !trrtli O ornere. 1111144. reetere. sad Seam Dom 4 MAW**. *5l retch 11. nut.< Yummy the Nowt. a 4.e0100. &a.l tee amour lb. 1044.44 eelk . sad Ilaropeals keueere 43 euil , ty Oakn silly ef an km from Poettarti role. Fere* 4. 444. Poellse. etel Ibe leieriesdeelo Nl.Coaa. Ti. 14,4 , • the ig.trovtlisma Zft *wad, arimeam, W lt le especial I. be etreplebel epothe 4 O. Neer week .Yd bee hoe ort•el fer the moons d the Poem Cbe f andele a tee abate et *eat 4.0 erne al th• ease bed be tbe emenie el Ileddines. wil seppilei web ..v.theeeerb67 444.4. lad blew *mod el* ensimeetsi *ober. It le lobrelee toseorepertel'Oesee lie ibe *NW we 4Ur Mese 44 Ovarsdo. A none of 34 wee will Work ft leeeoref leseeelees loneetlose. oteseeted welt alb alinie. bleatteee. mak. benbettore. mod ibe rely* late** Tbe eeelloe4 feemeleas ii 44. r Mee. u* *beet CO acree le Wale** .dark tee dr Wire "Tt d lipsWle le MlV.rhe the ehee wheel the mere. lard Mil rimmeede mire la see emeremre et Me eamereerma el tie Palace aid the Weed Mi.*/ Waage M. Omsk dies weer .111 be FM= NNW se me mem d tsrdet. ova the Unlit Madam rd d Mat* The Mere et the temple i peeleeerd Y me med. of appailies M tbe Crldel *dem u dyerahrm. Irdeerbreee km preyed OM hie mom& N.. i eineemble a ell mend ebrerprhem sad Maw& Ihe amp el lied Meier . • bre\ Me dewier et Me Meer el she Feeds mod eem. used emeM rem M be el Meg midden, is reeme immern. erred nhaft re/ raped Meme She hem the dtmels. Misb melt eM melee hem She Aries et the odor. i s=me the t mime Ode Pavia she erehreme. Mr. Oeme Jeer, Ise eademeered mimes, mem hoperreed addlermal 141alnagea 0•Of YIP preeeremm Melee midi eft ea *feeder. emiteurd Irak read am-elaelse e.ere* -- • istiT•3•7l.lW — bee ell nett ef u. Wafts% "IL onnola warm le WWI o preps end edam , Injury to Ins Ist a Ibe Peke& dmlciesine ones We. at nak tke awe Id I be dental to retonbanot eseele. A yard se eseeen sea s or heron Mots. sorwooderi y senbielot mien. tow We mire of We Welty es Ws send Ma • Winne o mem ibeemo meow emlemely. end she unit Into to Into own:. Wee IM sma. sod WMoors with twilk• Ike ns.loes es wiles the .wren vox* Maio Is dee near MISS Mew premere sill ot me ester M. beadles, nods ewer. We %Ades el • lest wow t.-non by seine/.t lad oil MOW* will Sada endersMasi semi .r Womanise Oa OM of tee lire Jobs Power of Ist endsweend we My le nuke :ben el )feu of busty est Inured. MO be Meals imaneedve epenekea eardeseic Ample mem t. pssn Ice era door atosemeols. Winds( m s bn. rims; en& by new f a mom arise, Miebllal Wr mem mad as orownio. lowands opmernse will be able 5.. Mr ,low NNW TM% W be eblee the bun*. of We meow Mimi Idlertnetlve folftleof Ike False of the P. 0 le ot.l be We endoweir Ile nods Ye remain of die Uncut: loa •oh-mitut to UN man of ede.lYnßlllll.4 mersoky. adjosogv. . WNW. •In oil ItionThom to rfletiostk room: W beriseedonm massole beam. sod onsacolecal *MO I. WW be U g b • de Is • kid s V:b l e 2 = T ie ' l trine of thlsoliM by sower no ef hams slow% erni salmons: Ws wind sod Amman Mlob bevel WI tr • Cowed of clitillgulobod VIM preoWe ewe Ole Deonmew ?be Ilieht Ueo lord Wenner Ws kindly ementod be wart ino elks of Peskiest of US Verne& -- /Ipreeel • valea.:•• TSI anal to Calm &boa% Locha.be Leselealve lammadral the c anal : sad meallage web noel*. ea ITV=peemaarely areelmed will the saierleinag Inn ee bold at emessiast period.. La lag b th e e Lee Orr& Jerboa 1111C11W Ile meta( of Rama to re tram dr ea traffunalwei albumins. arl neelk la will awn ample seemoida. •.-•r fallen —The 'ham he el the vine el Sit seek the 110411 t, et eseli ileinbeilkilt le &Wed I. eneystel m SIB •i•wre. p 11.. rgr am* loan• .1 .• nun Ti longlnesto aril Ms. nob slabs **.. in fit Juan If*. 314 In*. no. lad. W JIM has. 144 Itnry .tgelsel nt eallber ler got Is less ges i Z s rera . Is estnei Is tonne • nee *Ws nen** le doe Seim esd gran& Ms _;..MI na non the estnest. la slings le dinned& skis se • of entangles the reenslir d nein the a* ere rims thew remise se the pfesand sMlMtly . &re sentiesei stuns* eng fain* if seem ebets ginned to. sad mom Win , the In*, wined sem* SI sleigSn. • 4181 moan • ass Awes way be mamma* fwd nos As. Wino • *hut, nee A. wiltre...l. M thernesed fens. to the Ineweng as tito wk.. of VW fteaunly. No. lag ninon Maw. u" alsonelsek Mt. F. "111,11 l T ..11 FM MAIM libmagoo al Ye Orem a ;.then Polon 00000 Minim*. See Nora 104 posy 1111101.4 Emig 'Mk See ors P4OO Cosmos ilailloCroi I limbs amp oash Arnow or sot modlotwoolot IMO my Olt 000 Nilo po Oluoull of IP Ma. pit *lie as do ONO I mi. grarAl .......... . .......... ....... •• • dIFFICK for PATENTS, I, arriwebest. Usages A., Mph W.C. DAT IRA gad Nulty amines es MIND and Amiss ram. sad 11.04nobas larrirs sweep a... 14 •blo• Ork isAming•oll *it l i rtralru ws ••• CURL—LAMBsirrs ASTHMATIC worma Tarn de ...dB silliellat MA. plume, is a/morbid to ` • she boa reele. Orr i nim a is i, snobs. *OW erairmsd anus 44 ram. W sow bum% ro d = j a hos 1.. smaneks asap aro imb IPepers .4 *W. sr sele lON tqf ranso m tre. .4.—rost44 n. 4.11 sato fe d = OWN.; D 01... own Amikago, .4 wow. u.smae. E r... XTRAORDMILIW DIMICRY of ma wWw. l sorw a rimosT d SITUCO Alowlm-4111 =d eleilia Zile el We W ILLIIIIDIIO, wft 20 we wwwwallwww. own WIWI WI stab law Wm ow map topirme n. 'WNW • "" . 21.r. ice N w W .iii. Om Weis 4: AC! et ORATITUDI—Wat Copies et s swirr b.* Clumilllma—A gorier SOW km amok awed iseemes YEW, lai reibi = r• II boo demob Oliggro g n m ile. 0. FM" = = s u m ett ii, 4q %. MIN& Issiromemi. UNION DISCOUNT ta (*MILPANY (LIMITED). No.Ohl i t= LC. of heeekkeeeed seder No Ali{ Ad. IVA sad Hut spied. bow.. sb• weeny dale flestekebtor le lolled to Use mom% of os. /NW MOW No be. reed lo 1/111./1111 la 14.00 u gem of .0) rod /I.r Mire oak le be PM .p. Ik r. A. C. /AMU& ist. caa reldle Steel and Robertikod. /Welkin. NAIL. wed N.Wbolokeeporo. DIORITTVW/LNAII. WN. WALLA 104.. trolotonbee. Noroatt Park. N. W. Olbees. &A. 11. Akrar uc t i liwresee. lot. Al, K.llottlen e alma boe. City. J. C. Hod" Cat.. Al. Om J. I. 11810wa. 11.1 . U. CeweeN- Tower olniaL Mina O. Jim. £.q .. Newport. We ot CI. Tam. liiie , 11, Cuodowtood- W t. sillea I. Woe. C.., A Copan/ IV. Viso.ll4, 50, Lutlgolo-dreet. Okrabers. CNN. CIO. W. Webster, Req.. 6. Oft Almon—Wu litcastillY-111= &HA VP011.6-114/11. Naar. mod Ilt Nerltelo'. lam ACDITOLINIIIIIINII ?Oft am N Warw. end Oieecool. latettme. J. T. Mag. I to. t.I 'kg and Co I. €3. reweeee — Vera Ile ergot f amPlida • A. Akipeosee4 nrgenbarker woes. Iltotore—lAseis sad County WIC IlkOillet It Wing bon %Noe ea sell thee • MO olleldetliele et; tradlos eamemllo. oboes trammeling ere =61 ...... ....1eeper: lie espial% elkleultra tAszige ask Yr not 4114 elroil fie a. a. .1 v% . On wIN 11.0=.1 = lie lo ; asemegeollienew eis = 10=116111411eZIMNIA le MlTl•atrat=lo:o7o 7 ;llft i all Of OK IVI .400. 11.: I'IMI M A lt et llnaes ib =2 4ll" dr If .2 mos ir be =ll = i. II KM AIM Nl* be Il• NW SI fe pit /be balms. ft Weeeket boom win be anted es.ladoilme esa Ibli Mbar deseuedei et seed te ly le blik. nod ediesdai on meowed stwority ikle prope. Maw we bolsoiwed es ikeolk Mend ea Midi 011 l be allowed et tbsorroM me W rho eiro. Mr ilmenore ewe lo Ilmosealree the NINA of allsklV iribb le eber a l a l w oe sember, re to orb perms r erg nay roadie ob a Odes of boebele le seoemer be be iris a prime, iilli be likreitally Arm to tbs terreerebewe et lbe . CoO sep.lowies kr Awes woe be by lasjorftwel eit 111111.ftr, ..... gbe seaker NOM co to .5. 1~11111 ked w a i lle r e i traboolwelokt NI lbeesergoleem of apptiotosa. t i re allekedot le &MOW es pill will be morsel tree 4 e il a ilis ;or mg aftwast Is owls kw tAso tee number op. km. lbe mesa we peed ell be soollt i taarda tbe payment et so orb ` Lased imam ale be Weweewe me Mew opal's ass anew mama. otth Iketoollosee. _ . ki kt notkioloo kr irk to be itourrad to tho fiacnian or LOUIS OILLIMID WITDOUT wig Asa's...lams LIPIDS Inf Till /Ot MUTUAL LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION arm. 14. Orme WreaftWirA WV KIT V. Woue ll Vel Dusk. bo.. Proosealo roseivol Wme Feder lw more tar loeueseL Mb of Asseleefes mobres sbe Compear W amplole boompor Ineeeeueoply. above SEWN WIN bon aliona w ollbeell Illeirlione. WA orreureoe niassia now of ores* oeV i van Isforta.tioo, free. or lenerdad eel unfit of a Ileenties. EAA. MOORE BROTHERS and Co.. Plate? flJOnlOlllO TN& a Se. al. pee lb. lobes meeratir be be TILt? D r ain Br MIMS ID 1 - Ifeewer grew Noy ego ger orager genia . t red enebeas Sae or be Meier ea ed. be Y A K ule arab el by the *AL ler ore *err eber el. . we seer are or wren bee leer weel err err be cluse ale Tow rim re Ora boogie la ilie Cry. art by elorodele air roar erred be or ;reeler* ead later be re teal ems ig& p beibie fir gag. acid rue the, net le mbar re arra le @Mar illitaborentel ruin, all of rem We er I ire. re beg bar or le ear ceria_ne,er kerbs AY gee wee Prebereell WE Tol lo v er oar Ilea la Queer bir rim Pe rib flarezz i f Ilar . aleateler. or Nary le lire lhe pore yr la re et ear gee leilerse sere. be the gablaser Jodi= tr= W orsegred tern. killer Is rag the ebrnetsr. na eleT IL? W. 4 051411,1). IMMO fie area' erid cern rat. sehererlea ee oar get amplot. The or crone ben era reereied r nlaired by Is. rare trade we Is,. eager wird. he erne reset. rd gaper chancier. BUCK ?Nee. TUN:lowing comparatlve ha of pekoe early re e re great advaatair .044/4144,4 tram owe new mane of balsam awl A l e : The PISS.? 80U44101f0 TEA. 34. Pl. pee l b. e pee lb I T I CTI lOW 4e. ad Pt * ILT TIM, a. bd. pee lb. (raft dereet :It led. gad dr. pie Sr Oro rre Seagram creerre every Ird that rerallin raalh require. they are the sally bade zejtejmtie sell. Oki The FINE S T PLAZIALLI/ OTS AMU. re sad my care r pir lb. erred fir. 4 rd par Ir.) Tb. El N ta i ffnfillo/5. deb MMus flaveur. 4.. ht. per lb. lon y % apn e a 54. sal le ed. per lb.l The BE.T lAL. ere Ned rich. le re la !wawa, &anted at Id. sad h. pee lb.) The BEST TO UNO HYPO' at OLCIIIiiNIe.r. per lb. 10.1.11). charged Se. a& Se ed. per Id The BEPT LABTON BUS POW DELI. per 10. Tae !unualy churl Is. 411. rod 3e. 51. per la.) i'IM/Yrifte of OUT Teas and Valle rrinTs=tjaino— .lT be BlVea.lea tam a. was mass is Sant of ge rad. Comm PINE CEYLON, I. MA pre tb. me In SO. per TM WIEN S Pregl d AN or PLANTAT Ib lON. I. IL tor lb. Imeolly limed 1. IL per I Tbo FINMIT OLD MOCHA or CROIONAT EAST INDIAN. Ir. ed. pm It hoeolls einemd lull. to b. el, ror lb I • &Media of 14. par Ilialbeed es lib by, oad °dolma dud. M 4Mbt. est veldt et to Teeo—llre above are Ortatly mmteemer 'Mentor ced• 00/111T10.11.—lawarb r Nab k Y Wady Impomerhe to Aerie weft morelmets' prime Mama Worry Wiese neelvtie soh pap meek our teisrloole mato Is I. !into ar email orders H rr era. New th,o orb Wm, .bleb addllimel PI comL we Wee to be &reacted If raid wlthisln oess,berae4 MOGAN !NOT/SL sad COMPANY. 31„ 1.4=011r. as E BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and nomad la ZWOULIII) we 0 Una dln OMEN d Id set Oa, TN Willeddess• ON. INN add Odds 4`..M tia. Is. N. 44„ =I Ad aliiillar. Si. pl. is. IN, re In. Ws add to do WINO IN dm wild Ido d iN 'si, Niko se dada to.n. Is law NA • 'doe and toss Nor* d fts Irekd /Md. All 100 d..Snlide Ns NON dal Wks •I do CIO. THE HONG (Almond) THA, pare is picked from lime Is origami mind and loidod packet. of Ilk.. 71b..50d ag ar gil lons KW dla roe Itx M. or spouts wppbod at Ow wirsionis yerig4s. IL ions psalm "Won to load. sad blooloy N. k am bolo Po dollb*4 by %be Cbbbmb both= oell do nal 1110 O c za n y i aira si ar wr Obar k t whom solo L. 11. =ism ILO.. fonorol Mow part or= WpeoloiSio odors imblio ot Lonbardirooy. of dims moil Leedom Weeirto ELAICYB PURE HONICEOPATHIC COCOA. TY Yon prprollia of Ur Trinidad Cocoa Nat is bigWy N. elrorlisi II Ilka e p a ns Pnolistif lariat for war odenst tram wattage of owl s. fourthly meltable to *or d ors. rai waril is to So y, Was Ithr Its ofoattiot yes davit dossier It Ls la nob hoed sot ha gLAND'S GENUINE DIGESTIVE COCOA YY Nil& brie NOMA* tartly Whir mat robe* sad will bp ad moms owl iberabibig bewsp. Psobed eb.. and Mb. messy, n. Wourlsomr sa4 wry . by ftellibbyd 4L by/ Om& nyebbable groom bridgy. wo 17 OWE WINEL— RaiI paid to say station in soolot-vtautro roots tram tim wood. SOL. Ma. biliiir.OL at& • Is OM. OIL. is IM.; Poranlat le Ms.; old Rid Ma; croft pr i t= i r . ll. Mo.: amorist tr4SL to Ms; _Ma. i :Ms Mom mrs Moo be re MIN sad 11011111~5 et C sem donweri to Ka d 11. 11111/11 OaDdalt.44/11111, UM IrodM Mo.. pole Omme Broads. TOL psi am =Wel MARTELL'S OLD BRANDY, bottled is aa - rert. b le I dam asses ha lieSe beneelses pansdAl IS* eon bused ea k. Ism lb. par doa, curbs* htee.lesspie bank Se. Dimas .n. IS the Wand Beim pubs eases Sou, the prise of be abasedsmilosed 142.2 wi1l *A LL lb. pes ass sad be dieser Sony Ns dos 10. I 2 asd Co.. 11. OlKst TOW list end a. 16DOWAILI410AU. DURANT LL WHISKY V. COGNAC BILISDY..-Thlo castrated o:c1 IRISH WHISKY nosh Soo Pm& . II I. par% mll4. Tram delleicoo. sad my sloroms r ls tisU 3.. rs mos. at Imo of w impoisble Nadi bowls r 4 . 141 appmatftl spats r e f priaoljpol 50419/ Is o `r ram Wonst. Nos- LIAM ma. quklnd sort boosisi IMPORTANT BAL Eof first-elms sow sad and rout IT U lI —J. DENT sad 9e. asr se sisoure , iblta.a .♦ ; a ir bow. punier' the mute ransom of smog was A te; Ye Irk sinady Übe Dam siosE la Leerlia. al: OWV an nal nleo. onnip =leo of * ft . =la zogialasE4l.= se a . DI OE ; Dietimps Moly . istrt g ; IL : wiry other Mile rankers: 044. as E ...i nt . ao n tirg o Sth Is sitakreuitem ob i . iserik owl st• mow softie Os .... .N...i.. I. of Immion• bum. Dm. sad owl Wdwaa 0 a I Q- ww tormillie. d. 4 .s llipe WM portiled bide beiNa d relsoo. gob a Wenn turaNDa. Is voisrlot =ol So Moe win burr a *pm sir Nig fip• 111110 i fMa wprovel IL Wmass PAd 1 0 MO Name Melia la Sr Isirion. No dirissair PROW ft the gm se elm 12NECKNELL. TURNER, and 80N8' HAND CIAIDLI/MOll/. mowed awe Owew ir el W We senelsis maw eiellee WIWI& led Will ma ma sherle. sod map we el IMF dor& et We lee a y SI lel lt. &W. CO ar ALL i —lty dam awl s .-1111kbuty sad ibmp= i g cm. tr u mp, lit ••• a ktr lt inlius g rir M" r • S. Soft lifts. oar% MHZ meg ellessiser Amyl; a i rrAt i entZa l " Etrak....grzt,:rt.t, b. I . drone same et 'lladet 4,4 tiftrildiedsa 01106 NO UIPMI4 ele MOP ALLEN'S PATENT PORTMANTEAUS and TJULTILLISO 114013 with %Ern oproloOr. 0115 DAM TRUNKS. Dilhdath in BLOB. with rem a ItrPATCH DOVES, WIUTIN 0 and DIM INO CABIN, mad r s. rar Midge far hem or eantinental travelling. llantral oars. tor lane. by post for two ruti tr. ALUM Yu . J. W. and 7 . £o4a. Usentaeterar d 011eanf Sorra* f thr a a. ulaire nod Military OUtlitiel ON eignare raisiogun. Ia sol ead. romiga QPECTACLI3B, improved by HARRIB and BON, 1,3 will ars eared* gram the aged. DOW same be weds. Me, ebb masker peibise. Ile. ; Wed. Id* "wee. b. to lea Odd owl Wow Wowed+ sat See-Gboese benne nasty, at moll low Moth.Calwo. lb. pbt tree.-1108. W , ow Layel 09pcnit• the arid di MUMS araWM 1714. Osaiboa.—No Warsaw. ellegiend. EI . THRREITON sad RROODENI3 000 MUM IV Imol moasht. ht raillahlo maw, mad Obi moch as aloohmaio mommimmaran p ran. TY Ni la U. Imam W rmesidlomml Mem Amish HIM the awl* 1: soma PM disk micha. la Oho wood WY hmomon al dm pi& and dims kr imlicm.. —llaAssruaa. Nommlsc=l*. ah Illtostararalraik Osoo~aa.W,Cl, Lesess. amal=of shiiYomolkry for la aish.-11 R. Mu mhohlhh. at I la li ms am r swim mg ma Solomheo al 1 *Valk. THE IMPERIAL LINEN COMPANY ammo.•e LYING of ON D-rourr ma Woo the wir ligig Moak IM DUMMIED= at .I Idolise Table Ds. sad rosins dommee DK AAAAA GOODS Prol trio eq pat.- =UM. 3 COM= .11P/SIMPISt. Wv -1.11,071A4 NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS. S. NOSES and BON employ • II riCIAL lITATT et .use and walkr for the Volker or VOMITS= RITLN ooars. ard ere riseglore able to rumors MI seders with prompSitrie. mil al their wesi N d r oedema wade of shake& 11.11L—isere lee irk traltorm and Akeeirnsilisissay be ob. Inked at tilitsr either Nerralldworata, dew at Altoona ead ANIMA aid Coeur et New Olfoni amt. mead Rarturest. Ikerrhdford. Sheik Torlortve. An UM= l a WOO/ awe undermeollearS ARTICLES is great wide* ke sli =and all traia= : Omani@ sod Waterproof Clothing. Ikea mg reeds Oink Newheddre Clarke. Waal& Mersin& and Lounging Has. sod C MN. Hoare toe i rkikessul (Medlars. TIININIS rd Vats. Ousdee at do. akeeras. Boole sad awe do do. wiL w eellse MOE& Lerkeseisi.Mantlobarillader Lagies Br &sg HAbtt ae e..—Arr .tot Leak.y erg Itiildnikerni sa4 Owe. M& rad Tbe RESPOKII TALLORIN• IibPARTNIST merles a kegs and well aetorted Steak et liagleh erg Perks tkrudectores. She nter aklifel Catlin sad Weekews see arjE.. - / MOM sad . Occur el Mincer• add . and Corner of New Osfordisrent. WI idartutrest. I. 110SNII sad TON irk la te tam perlismisrty arm& that If soy Miele be mkt emoved of It wlll be enelskad. et the wow without Their book rettainieg a Sketch of the liktory of Brillab with pate s enif•resnuesnent and Wt of prior. grab on appliouloa. true. THE NINDISPENBABLE" SUIT, moil In mason odious sad pottonk pardridady adaplod too guide& MY& Motile& owl too This miversolly adroort• Wad to be tin r a w tomiscithle rid merloostle NM war Wm Moo from Ilk 7r M obillast st M. MOSES NA SOL mow at Iltirdso sod Mae" est mow el Nom Oxford iron sed Hamm& SILTY YEARS of SUCCESS have proved emeeee thsi SOW WNW MACAO/LS OIL perms pripirtles for rearbe ibe rz i th sad Terelas aad raulm Wbees humna lesek blar bett . . elesse "m erli te lm i r r siser li Zraelf "fti l be It sek pebble. sad *M Pee dates le le veil% r the Ibis et a lesortsl Wet Mir. The high steers la li b Relesnayt rib MIMMIIII Imilessigs arsabally mired et lie etbseey, the be* eal NM. piece et lb rertla Price le. ed. To.. Illa. #I. herd *bee or MI. sad Mobs that dr 21. --Or the yore " iell Yo OIL" Ir. es re rapper. sad "a. 'LOWLAND rod SOU" he red bk. Mr at VP. Batten serdes. Lauda' ; aid 4 *NINA lad fellthosm DARR% LIFE PILLS *lsm from the system all video. Imemilla mod a us Or lint !Brat meet to Pain Pills ter tOe ors et eeololle lemon of epolfs. pine Is Ile rook oil the ties obi* tollooles. of Me. Oulu. gm 'lsere palm moo Ibe Implied stamoreAllf Seillseteisereihmeos sod bed dome. sell, .ese?"2 ... s. =Mb Mere s Semellif aides to Or her. • owl er Is htar Is let. Is sorriroilo pidels.. ll % auk T. rei eleolel sal miles NY peroeetes. 10 TrO ek sal Os ' .I, Cirsoootsrs DiesSoreet. Imam d Aat fer Par% lito Mk tion salarmd. orle• 24.. past tfee• THOUGHTS on CAPITAL V ACATION PUNIIIIIIIIINTB Wad areuvAmailel ir ousts, Pitman. A. 8.. ono of bar Osmaisiosas tie Clout fee W LAW et L=l.lol Debbi. Lad=: J. ilolvirsy. 119,liessery. W. Jail ot 'WWI. b• 1 •ii. O •d m gra lIIIIMININ Aisiaidel p M" pot Ow le • inied_myare.•• siollpt of ft lbw. AT M VITALIB. A our IseMeal week ea the • Mabl•••••••0••••• YolOar•eirepossalbeibm. andlardbmin. end MiIIIONSII et OM NM= eallems:„.... ow et sal 1113111•1 ilreefik liar •• diem swot loyamble. glom la malty i••• ". :•• .....4 byr en matilmelmomir. by • !mums. Ira. In. veer Yr 1w Illehimi My. *Mem " Viiiir.' It. lierup.oraft. imam. w eek Lola Ovid by J. Aim. 11. WanYlik-lias. latwaybernow W al bselooglon t• Win sr *maim t e.2l 11112• T DU ILLBORONOWITIMPT. W. am a• R. MVP/WELL, M.R.C.8., L.M., 11 n1.. lopesa. Or be esswited adly so aieviszegi goad INTIM WNW i m F ra.. .olll/MlL sec e Mistary, sal fishealms. I. i ntralliaL wk. (al" enspii: Or 11110sho sad Amami" el ear lksralin,fts Wide et Illore-ibmimo. Twieena. GM Ow& Moo IL emir lir pa., mispeoela wees; U =Mak To Or INA ott nom 111.0snie : stew aulber.a. Wes ROYAL Socarre—Al akessia l i Kooky ant, isUswlag peposell e ar& " Direvary el sliewlavatavelsalelloia. ti la * rr• 4 1. 11 i, he& 110 .611 1 • a•• •• 1 1 7 o.ltAakagff. I : l 4ill l Mangai. th;Se," bY CIO& N. Zit, II II 7.11.0.5. L " Ptomaines et es lk/or, IhibL X A.M... lil ai V •dm regi s m s . " I( O ff { Twassuwit the TAAL, a yambsisi by Duke iti M n at Nowereds. Pa- VOLUNTEER RI.YLE CORPS. Mr. B. JAMBS gave nodes Oat on Friday be should Mt the emetery kw War whether it is the intention of the geseemment to order the voluntta cr ride corps now in the 01111111 Of formation to the amp at Aldershot; or any other *or, for exercies and drill. THE THEAT'Y WITH FRANCE. Mr. NEWDRGATE inquired whether it ma understood tithe government that the proposed redaction and &Wh o( import duties pursuant to articles 6 sad 6 of the Meaty with France, were to take effect to regards the pro duce of when countries than France and bar depeadencies, in virtue of the obligations of the said treaty? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—I hive been la emmunicition with my noble &lead the Secretary of Stale for Yereign Affairs on the subject of tits hes. member's questien, sad I am quite prepared to answer it if I collect the ma edit rightly. So far as lam aware, the treaty with !Mee lie no edict whatever inapt with roped to Preach preketimes, for which the articles ensure in artain cuss matineed la the treaty certain mammon. which are also medammi there ; there Wag likewise certain general pro visions easarheg the seas terms to the mart favoured Wilma. Eat ea reafeeta the tonne which parliament may Mak At to take with regard to the productions of other na tions beyond those tams which an specifically mentioned in the treaty, I am act aware that the treaty has any edict at all. Ido not know whether the hoe. gentleman means to raise such • question as whether, in case parliament should wish to maintain the duties en German Mk good., for an ample, it would be preoluded from doing so by the witty. Mart certainly it would sot. I will not imprint any opinion ea kr the wisdom of any particular course ; out I think par limeat would be at liberty either to admit German silk garde at the 'present duty or to prohibit them, or to intim(' Ohs defy, so tar es the French treaty le commed. PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS BILL. Mr. BLANEY having moved that the house should go hob eceueittes on this bill, Mr. WALTER said though he was sensible of the benevolent motives by which the hon. gentleman was actuated, be thought this bill was open to considerable ob jection. In principle it was oppoeed to the decision of the house on the churoh-rate question, inasmuch as it enabled magistrates to tax minorities for the purposes contemplated. It provided that when two thirds of the pariehionere were agreed upon certain objects—such u the creation of public parks, and the provision of public seats—it should be competent to them lo authorise a rate which would be binding on the remaining ene-third. That was, he contended, inconsistent with the priple on which the donee had acted in the case which he had mentioned. By one clause of the bill it was enacted that no rate should be leviable until half the money required had been raised by voluntary contributions. That was a strange mixing up of voluntary offerings with a com pulsory impost. The bon. member concluded by moving an amendment that the house should go into committee on the MU that day six months. Mr. IL CAVE thoughttho principle of the majority taxing the minority was a very good one, because it enabled them Is each two climes of persons ; first, the unreasonable man who did not see any advantage in public improvements, and, suondly, the selfish man who liked such improvements, but MI not wish to pay anything towards the expense. (Laughter.) Approving of the object of the till, ho had pawed some clauses which he intended to propene in oom km._ _ _ Hr. RIDLEY observed that it appeared from the bill that ratepayers under 101. might be present and vote at the muting at which a rate was authorised, and yet would he mope from it. Gordy all who voted for the rate ought to pay is. He intended ar vote far the amendment. Mr. HENLEY objected to the machinery of the bill, and considered it likely to prove mischievous. Gir G. GREY was of opinion that the machinery of the bill as It stood would prove wholly inoperative. No reference woe made to town councils; and, upon the whole, he would advise his hon. friend not to oak the hones now to go into committee on the measure. Mr. W. EIYA HT oonsurred with the right hon. gentleman who had jolt eat down in making the same request. 6LaNEY said what had occurred here wee a fair Muktastdon of this species of legislation for improving the coalition of the working classes. His object had been to provide pl ices of recreation for tae poor after their tell. He could amend the bill, however, by that day ketaight. Mr. WAL Elt retained hie objection to the measure, but would, on the pledge that the provisions of the measure be considered, withdraw his amendment. * ri ROYLL hidmill-street, Pimall as to e htel ßOOMS largigroll , W &TI IINTISTAIIIIM2101• ad 61 Ilei l Z I PI Toni Wise Ihe if Nlt ie rie M I& M i T liga ir. ba M i nvilla 171. sad lisi ii/~ la as islielilw .......... 8 .4 Y of %sow ell i sow a rr emsa""a rmi 1011 _ IMMINge• = al= l; ‘ , fit ro=. la. Z. e Phiee. leffi. Ue. . gawk. Yr./ Mass spa el I T HE NATlatt i le p tigt o n to Y R0011.1211± pern u i ea • =re ee r iel... zd e, .10 1 1.qC 6 „ .. 41 := . Vt. aid at =bildotat. & 1110 4 kalbais. mit •• Itt& ; IMO la eastat pe n i alz o deck deltas or& B.D. opts at bat Nest 11, to OW m..S Kle embift. B. Mr. I Mtn. •••••Ikl aspolaNil Ortemier to She ph.R. KAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL AU . of le loolleourz y l by the Moto to OW DtUr i a tt 111 &mac 7 AMYL Vae Ono LINO ogOmooos • dotty to Nod $ • . Voicz moos, D r= for ast airo—Tio Tocsbolgo sol oomo—iou to too llig ro YYY ft Ile Om owl widget Pld. loompay of Itaff= s togrjr= et tlons4 elms IKON Autber.ll. •• • A DELAI DE GALLERY, Lowtheraroadir, Btrood, Is NOW °PIN fot ZITLI !LOTION. Boom Gum The Isemet sass la Larks. rods Nabob CIR EDWIN LANDSEIWVB PICTURE, DOGS .1 H. URN/au.—'!Ye Nara! el rare Is sew pearidne e■ a Maio lesarr. la re rebus are a ream by bie rarer of I , erre parka la al Mee al L. er L Prared et re peiallitt area. 11 NM U, Xerruarea-erre. Ueda. NO MAME MADE for STAMPING PAPER ... asvaLor i rL i zAllMS. oast?. es MITLIIIII. rohlgUlif Washy IN VILOOLII, sd. per 100 ; asamesil aelidimel: lys tufts ler dd.; Wet Alio, 1,, Oft"' he la; smoothie In. per hoc eirosa aim Ile. ed. WIEDI4IIO 0 WIMDDING ill TM/3PMVITATIONS tdo 0111K6110N T. Lieu:ma. sad BALL D sad iIIPID la SILVA*. onta AIMS et 0110 T la w at tjortajk ID.PL&TII NLIVIAMTLY 11110114VID sad WV OUP YDS yawn() tot 4.6(1.—.010rmet lIIIIItY 10141731111; well-saasseilabodepsat. ~ Med 4111.1 Mem treat IladovlllaeL CAUTI ON. / —DEANE Ad BON, Oen MA" V J. be. Leg W bailey beard gme pied Yet Pe AK Alt Matra. = 9.l. le= ir et a ieernber ef Ins Vluttels Mop Clem we PPP by "Dew med daleme." beg le iterimant lie pebble liet MP euminerks nib Yr Meer per (216,Kbarg ... Ms masa for nearly four yeew s o= Ps Memo be end Oat all moo of l'imes imi null by gum Pre teen duly onlimated to go lepl pour.— 111 eel 9011. glatiz i. Ntillein wimp London. bridge. make■ to if. 11.11. Ps Prince WINDOW-CLBANING BILL. Sir C. movedßUilaiii thai illebilll7:ead a arcoad time. 81r F. GOLDISMID objected to the heavy penalty which th. bill contrasted is reference to persona who were not tradamen. Any person who allowed a servant to sit on W till of • wiadow—eua • gardener who ea' trimming • nutting plant—ndatt wader Its provision' be 'objected to its penalties. Kr. I. JAMES said eons et the provirions were utterly iw Impriatonseat wee allowed at the discretion etrso ir L t tetrate without • peasity. He could not under stead what " repairing and painting anything growing onbilde a window" meant, excerpt some dingy geranium. (Laughter.) A muter might be imprisoned for 14 days for sending his footman to stop up • window which had been blown out during • storm on the prevklos night. Mr. PACKE said the hon. area learned gentleman seemed to be hardly aware of the law as it now existed. This bill was only extending the provision' of the existing law to the prow:rise of the person. actually t ngsged In window-clean tag, whines the present law extended only to danger to Pa rr 6 B77IICHILLL hoped the house would allow the bill to be read • seated time. Sir H. BERKELEY hoped the house would not sanction the setthd reading of this most foolish and vexatious bill. 81r G. GREY saw no neemaity for extending the pro. visions of the present law, and timer* the manner in which it was proposed to extend them in this measure we in judicious and objectionable. He thought the bill was hardly one which the hours would be &wooed to sanction. (arr.) Sir C. BURHALL believed the bill was a just one, end fouodtd on humane principles, and that to eject it would be to do a great injury to society. Since be first brought in the bill no leas than three persona had been killed from window cleaning. If there wore objection to the details of the measure they might be mat In committee. The bill had Man drawn up with great care by one of the solicitors to the house. - 11‘r D. C. LEWIS wished the opinion of the house to be takes on the bill, and would therefore move that it be read a second time that day six =wattle. The present law was that if any one did an act which endangered residents or passengers he was liable to punishment, and It did not apply to the country, but only to towns, and to attempt to extend it to the country would be a perversion of legislative principle. (Hear, bear.) The motion for the second reading was then negatived without a division, and the bill lost ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS BILL. ittora --- eye sad Holton Bill. Of dame 5, the previous clause baying been agreed to, Mr. lITANB7ELD moved, after the word " university," is insert " or matriculation examination in the University of Leedom," which would put the University of London in thi s nerd on the same Lowing as the middle-class examinations ad the Universities of Oxford end Cambridge. After some diecureion the amendment was agreed to, and the douse, es amended, was ordered to Mind of the bill. The rentaining autos, with voltam and the psalm, wan dm woad to, sad the Moss need. ELECTION PETITIONS ACT (1848) AMENDMENT BILL. On the mottos that the above bill, 'which relates to the system of withdrawing election petitime, be read • mcoad time, Mr. Z. JAMES moved that it be referred to • select committee. Bir O. C. LEWIS sugysted that the bill should be referred to the oommittee already appointed to inquire into bribery sod eseruption at elections. Mr. MELLOR, while &fronting to the reference of the bill to a select committee, would &refer that it should be dealt with by a distinct committee. After some discussion, the bill was read a second time, sad wee referred to a select committee. The otil — er — t;;;;;;;; dixpwd of , and the hones ad jcursed shortie before six o'clock. The Royal Chancery Evidence Commissioners held their sixth meeting yesterday (Wednesday) In committee rem Aat the ROOM of Lor4. The mut hors of the core madam premed more—The Lord Chancellor (in the chair), Lord Lynam/et, deed Brougham Lard Cranworth, Lord W Lordateiterford, LOrd Kingedows, the Mama Ihs the Lard Justice Knight Brom, the Lord Jos tles Terse, the Vice-Cheneritor Wood, the hteersey- Oldelni ae r p He C an alm. Willis Mlekl d Cadman, Nod, Tart Mem. end W. Farasoar Tama*, (eraretary). Tb. eimirkein sat i s early these been. CO14;11 PPO iAIIATCA.••••AI & meeting of the eseeee, at Arts, held at Maples , Jamaica. ea fh_e. lit” • _ e nmitie s was ROMs& fOr the PUT"' " I 1. 81 . 0 f4 ealtivetlea In that blend, end to some rad Wit' Yr. Willies Owes, et Itereetoish. one Malk drew. The enemittes madste at the Ron. RfeherfAal, the atit. Roc Jams Dem, lad helmet WWI, Se dis BIRMINGHAM. BIRKINOKAY, WIDNISDAY NIGHT. A town meeting, called by the Mayor, has been held here to-night, The purpose wee to exemider Ns Chita cellar of the Exchequer's financial proposals. The Maros presided. There was a rod attendance, many of the leading Ones being repressated. 1 Mr. P. Mom moved the following resolution, which was asoonded by Mr. Alderman Srtreon, and carried with meek enthusiasm without sae dissentient :lip "That this meeting, whiist regretting that the largely in oreasing expenditure of the country renders a higher rate of taxation necessary, and while strongly disapproving of the re-Imposition of the income tax without an attempt being made to mitigate its admitted injustice, cordially approves of the extension of free-trade principles embraced in the pro posals of the Chancellor of the Exchequer as lauding to the advancement of trade, commerce, sad maaufactures, to the promotion of friendly intercourse Nome= nations, and to the iacresse of the comfort and happiases of the people." A memorial to the Houma of Commas was adopted in accordance with the above. A vote of thanks was passed to Mr. Cobden, MANCHPATIR. A special meeting 4;t' the city council was held yesterday, to consider the propriety of petitioning the House of Commons in support of the Budget and the commercial treaty. A petition in favour of three measures was proposed by Mr. Alderman Nat c INs. He hailed them all 11111 earnest of future exemption from International strifes, and expected great advantage to all classes of our people, y the labouring class, from the secession of 30 to 40 minima of pee_ pie as new Customers for our productions. (Cheers.) Mr. Alderman CLARK B seconded the motion. He remarked that If this council, which on almost every occasion had peti tioned in favour of free trade measure', whether proposed by the government or without Its ooaseat, were now to pass over without notice the propositions of Mr. Gladstone, it might well be said that Manchester, having already sot what she wanted, had now changed her mind or become hi &herein to the beet interests of the country. The former opponents of free trade amongst ourselves were guilty of remarkable Meonalateney in their objections to this treaty. They expected the French to make in a day the same pro gress in a new policy which it required agitation from 1826 to 1846 to bring about In our own case. (Hear, hear.) The people of bleaches/sr had reason to be gratefal that the treaty had beea brought about by a man of wham they were so proud, and he hoped portrait of Mr. Cobden would speedily adorn the walls of their town-hall. (Cheers.) It was impossible to speak too highly of the wane adopted by the French Emperor in a tannin which was not rivalled by an act of any other monarch is Europe. (Chant.) Mr. Alderman GOADOHY supported the modem, reoning very much the enormous military estimate', for whic h, how ever, the present Chancellor was not respoesibie. He (Mr. Goadsby) objected entirely to • the expression " lora ot re • venue' applied to the Chancellors remissions, because It was , all "gain ' to the consumers. (Cheers.) Mr. Adahead, Mr. Rumney, and other gentlemen stoke is favour of the budget as a wthile, while some of them objected to detail'. R. A. BARLOW and Mr. LAMS, as conservative,, de clared their approval of it In its main features, the latter gen tleman remarking that if those in higher quarters supplied that the I! nnervatives of Manchester would join in a factious opposition to the preaent ministry, they were very mach mis taken. (Cheers.) It was time to consider measures more than men. (Chrert.) He had been no free trader himself, but he could not shut his eyes to the benclicient eflervii of Sir Robert Pears policy, so contrary to what had been predicted of it; and any man who coon do so must be tither an idiot or a h ite. (Cheers.) Ho gays the French Emperor all end t for his present eisnifeetations of amity and enlightenment, but re membering the antecedents of the man—how he had broken faith with others though not with as—and his enormous armaments, we ought, while shaking him by the hand, to keep him at arm's length. (Hear, hear.) Some other speakers attributed the Emperor's improved policy in some degree to the patriotic display of the volunteer corps during the autumn. lhe petition was unanimously adopted, together with a resolution of thanks to Mr. Cobden. A simlleration was adopted at a meeting of the town council of s MEETING OF LICENSED VICTUALLERS AT WOOLWICH. Last evening a anmeMasiy:Sttensied meeting of the licensed victuallers of Woolwich, Chillitoe, end Plum stead was held at the Kies'a Arms Hotel, Franose-street, Woolwich, to adopt Ines/arm for opposing the proposition of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to grant licenses to eating and coffee houses, and to receive the report of a deputation, appointed at a ptevious meeting, to wait upon the members for the borough of Greenwich and West Kent, for the pur pose of soliciting their co-operation in defeating tais portion of the budget. The char was oorupied by Mr. Gregory Brown, of the Royal Artillery Canteen, who commenced the promedinp by observing that himself and other members of the deputation bad waited upon Alderman Salonions and Mr. Angerstein, for the purpose of pointing out the evils likely to min from the alteration proposed, and especially in gammon towns. He believed that the members named, and also the members for West Kent, would not support the ob jectionable proposition', and the opinion wasp general that the Chancellor of the Exchequer would modify his badmt, or it would we pass as a whole. Kr. Slocum (of the Ship), Mr. Hammond (of the Star and Garter), and Mr. J. H. Murry (of the Pier Tavern), ad dressed the meeting, and a petition against the 16th clause of the budget was adopted. BROAD SILK WEAVE/H.—Lest night a meeting of the broad silk weavers wee held in the large school room of It. Matehise, John-street, Becheal-peen, foe the purpose of giving an expression of opinion on the new com mercial treaty between England and France. The chair was taken by Mr. John Wade. Mr. Perry moved the following resolution, which was seconded by Mr. John Fieidles, and coaled unanimously —" That this meeting, consisting of the umbrella and parse)l ilk weavers sad the plain and fancy silk weavers of Spitaltlelds and its vicinities, is of opinion that the new commercial treaty between England and France, which now swaita the sanction or disapproval of perbament, la unfair in principle, and opposed to the interest• of the silk trade of this country. That the repeal of the duties on French manufactured goods imported into this country with out a corre.pondine cones ion on the part of the French government cannot be considered as a fair and equitable prin ciple of free trade, and this meeting pledges itself to give the said treaty all the opposition in its power." A memorial hauled on this resolution was also adopted. Till BUDGET AND THE FREEHOLD LAND SOME- TlLll.—Yesterday eventij o e public meeting of the officers and members of the F ld Land and Building Societies of the metropolis wee held at the Guildhall Coffee-house, (heehaw-street, to take into considerallon that part of the budget of the Cheacellor of the Exchequer by which it wee proposed to deprive building soolatiesof their exemption from stamp duties; Mr. Ebenezer Clarke in the chair. Mr. Stuart moved the tollowing rowlocks In the opinion of this meeting building societies have been and are of great benefit to the induto ions amen by the eecouragement of provident habits, end enabling them to become poeteseore of houses end land, and any repeal of the privileges and facilities greeted by the 6th end 7th William IV., cap. 32, would exercise en injurious and depreestag influence on lbws societies." Mr. Higham 'acceded the resolution. The resolution wee adopted with one dissentient. Mr. Stuart moved " That the propoirel of the Chancellor of the Ex chequer to repeal the exemption from stamp duties en joyed by these societies during a period of 24 years, if carried, would seriously interfere with their beneficial working; end for a gain of 6,0001. per annum to the reissue would canes much uncertainty, inconvenience, and loss to the members of these societies." Mr. High= seconded the resolution. Mr. Kuntz moved and Mr. Stansbury seconded an amendment. to the effect that the only exemption (Lim stamp duties that could be reiscasbly claimed by member* of building socie ties was the exemption from stamp duty on receipts. After some discussion the amendment wee negatived, and the original proposition edoptt:d by • large majority. Mr. Stuart then moved and Mr. Peacock seconded, " That this meeting is determined to give its strenuous opposition to the pursing of the Bth resolution In Ways end Means, and that • deputation be appointed to wait upon the Chancellor of the Exchequer sad apes the members of parliament generally. to make them eneeleled with the great advantage whhh these societies cooler epos the oommunity. and the injurious effect of the peening the said resolution." The resolution was adopted, had • deputation accordingly appointed. LlVERPOOL.—Yesterday a petition was placed in the Exchange Neweroom at Liverpool, and wee soon extent lively signed, requesting the mayor to cell • meeting of the p o h o lg tooto t o express their views with regard to the budget and the proposed treaty with Frames. The stationers of Liverpool held • melte( yesterday, at which it wee resolved to memorialise the Chancellor of the Exchequer in Lwow of • drawback upon the piper at present in stock. THE BIRMINGHAM CHAMBER OP COMMERCE.— At • meeting of the mused of this body yesterday, Mr. Arthur Ryland in the dials, the remilas having been ape dally summoned to take into mesitlemelse say suggestions for the amendment of the fieenelid sad aninmeroial neessures of the Cluecellor of the Exchequer, ihe hOnertng resolution,' wet unanimously doped l—" net raids thin council Te apots. B rener,y sag adhoodoes of • just sysoem of direst tIiFiANY would reffrAdar WI urge ntly impute es the Cuomo, of tie lsalimare Ihit Judos of wiersing the Womb tax en income &Med *du precarious sources sad an tombable sad ilk combo as • Merest Ms from that Into ea realised perity. That the vice = ha th reg at oa t tr vi4 ' 441 dis .i i rons us shit the of miry members atn of the otomfor Mat Ile oiniatlos =7• puny_ swap es euiroot miss 'Noy apply Is 01 pm% WINO es* rpm si be tho intuition of APPEAL OP THE PAPER DOTI. The ninth annual meeting of the Ameciation for Promoting the Repeal of the Taxes on Knowledge was held at Bt. Martin's Hall last crewing. Mr. ATATON, M.P., was called to the chair, sag a ft er some introductory remarks, in the mourn of which he congratulated the meeting on the mom which had at tended the efforts of the association In procurin g y principally through the advocacy of Mr. Milner Gibe= in the House of Commons, the abolition of the advertisement duty and the stamp duty, and on the prospect they now had of the aboli tion of the remaining restriction, the duty on paper, being also abolished, Dr. Warts moved the first resolution—" That the excise duty oa paper obstructs literature and edttostion, impedes commerce. wowes capital, harasses industry, injure@ the revenue, is Incapable of collection without vioag the law of the lend, has been ow:damned by parliament, and ought to ins repeated forthwith." 11013TLIDOE, of the Brash= paper mills, E. treaded the motion. He said he at one time had it in con— templation to manufacture what in the hide was called "ball stuff." This half stuff was imported from Banda and other places free of duty, but he was told by the Board of Island Revenue that ha could not manufacture it without submitting to restrictioos which In fact destroyed the value of the article, and he consequently gave up the attempt. There was a gnat misapprehension among his fellow manufacture's that taey model find a aeareity of raw material. The tact was there wee no vegetable that grew that would not make paper. The boards on which they stood would make paper, and very good paper too. At the present time be was making six tons of paper a week without a particle of rig in it. There wits the fermium texas, the New Zealand flax, which would make a munificent paper, sad if the duty Wile repealed they would got thousands of tons of the materiel. He exhibited severs) ptucels of fibres made from the bark of tramp. Only four years ago the whole edition of the TIMM paper was prated on paper made from flax straw. Dr. Royal, the curator of the East lathe Museum, said the quantity of fibre that could be sent from India was illimitable. All that was required wee British °spitsl and enterprise. But so long aa the excuse= was at his elbow, the manufacturer could not adopt any new process or go out of the old way. He exhibited a sheet of paper which he said was strong enough (or the chairman to standi upon, and which he said had not • particle of rag in it. Mr. PIRLDR, who was on the plalirm, said he wished to add a rider to toe ree lotion. The CHAIRMAN said the rider was not important to the resolution. Mr. FIZI.DE, however, persisted, sad The CILAIIMAN read it as tollewe That while fully agreeing with the resolution, this meeting Is of opinion that the sole amount al good which lies in the repel of the paper duty aunt be fally developed without • halfpenny stamp to tarry two ounces of p r int e d metier'—(loud laughter)— and be put it to the meeting whether it were relevant, and the meeting, by • unanimous show of har.ds, eh eided that it WY not. Mr. Alderman FowLt addreesed the meeting in support of the resolution. The Times, he said, ridiculed the Idea of the n-eatablishment of paper-mills in rural districts, and said that Fotudriuitr'► machine had destroyed the rural manufac ture. He had a Fourdriniere machine and a hand-mill, and where he made 10s. by hid machinery he made 20e. by the Tie repletion was passed unanimously. Mr. C. KNIU UT, who w received with lethostastic cheers, moved the next resolation, thanking Mr. Milner Gib son for his eleven years' service in the cause, and Mr. Glad stone for hie propose! in his present budget. Professor Hey seconded the motion, which passed with acclamation. Mr. FRANCIS moved, and Mr. WASHINGTON WIL/IR seconded the adoption of a petition in favour of the repeal of the duty on paper. The resolution having been carried, Mr. BOHN said be wished to move an amendment, and that the meeting bed been deceived. Boma oonfuaiun ensued, the meeting apparently being de termined not to hear tam. The CHAIRMAN reed the amendment, which we. to the effect that the petition be not promoted until we have a tree trade in rage with France and Germany, and he took a show ahead, as to whether it should be put, but only two or three hands were held up for it. Mr. Bohn, however, persisted for some time la endeavouring to address the meeting, who would sot hear rim, and at length he retired, and • vote of thanks haying been given to she choke= the meeting separate& 80CLETI OP 41T3. At the meeting of this moiety last evening, Sir TROILLS PIIILLIPP in the chair, the paper read was " On a New Lime Light," by Mr. S. Squire Baxter. The author gave an account of the principal sources of srutici-1 light generally employed previously to the introduction of gas, the most substantial improvement in this respect which had been mode in modern times. Be thought, however, that if any evidence were wanting to confirm the tecemity for still further advances in the production of • powerful and econo mical light, it would only be necessary to advert to the many attempts which had from time to time been made, at great cost of labour and money, with a view to achieve Nometuing as far surpassing gas, as gas bad already surpassed its re deosesors. After touching upon the electric light, and point ing out the difficulties in the way of its general application, be passed to the more immediate subject of his paper. The lime light, produced by the action of jets of oxygen and hydrogen upon lime, had been extensively employed for many purposes where a light of short duration only was required. The late Lieutenant Drummond, as far back as 1826, had made merry important trials to establish it sit a Stet-clam light, and had been to a certain extent suc cessful. He proposed to apply it for lighthouses, but from the imperfect state of the appliance* at that time his propo sition was not entertained by the authorities. The extensive and more important applications of the lime light required that a light should be predated of greater permanence than any hitherto obtained. The remedy for the existing defects of the lime light which the author proposed mingled In en closing the lime in a cue or guard, so as to pro tees it from the action of the atmosphere, aa well se from falling away and extin guis hing the light, should the lime by any accident creek, or - become other wise injured. By these miser, be stated that lime, for any reasonable period might be supplied to the lamp, producing a continuous and steady light. In this arrangement carbu ! ratted hydrogen gas was employed instead of pure hydrogen. The mechanioal appliances required were stated to tie ex tremely simple, and the cost of the light was said to be about one-half the price of its egnivelent gas light, all expenses being Wen into consideration. In conclusion, the author pointed out some of the numerous purposes to which this ' light could be applied. A discussion ensued, in which Dr. LethebT, Dr. Bach hoffeer, Messrs. Calvert, Dennis, W. Hawse, 7. Lambert. J. McLauchlan, W. E. Newton, T. J. Pearseil, C. H. Smith, Dr. Squire, W. Strode, D. 'Watley, G. F. Wilson, and the chairman took part. ROYAL GENERAL THEATRICAL FUND.—Yesterdny the manna meeting of the members of the Royal General Theatrical Fund, incorporated for granting permanent pen-. none to deoayed and aged members of the hisuionic pro fession, including chorus singers, dancers, pantomimist., and prompters, was held in the saloon of the Lyceum Theatre, Mr. J. B. Socialitese in the chair. It appeared from the statement of the secretary, Mr. Callenford, that the total in- " come of the society for toe past year amounted to 1,3821.% 16a. 7d., of which 3il. 15a. bad been received as admission, feet from new members, and 3201. 4e. 10d. had been ob tained as profit upon the annual dinner, the residue of the eociety's income having arisen from toe subscriptions of members and the interest upon the reserve fend, made up of the accumulation of the balsams of income over expenditure. With respect to outlay, the axamirtes had returned subscriptions to the event of 101. 12e. 7d., bestowed a donation of 25W. to the fund. of the Royal Dramatic Col lege, one of 501. to a lady, a former dramatic celebrity, and one of U. to another. They had also paid the funeral ex posers of two otter Wive, and added the sum of 0261. fts. faid. to the annuity fund. After the garment of these sums and the usual coat of management, there remained in hand on the general fund a balance of 3211. 135.1 and on thean nuitants' kid 126 5 which aided }d., to former se cumulations made the whole blames 11,3021. 7e. 7d. TWs report having been received and adopted . , the committee of management was appointed for the enitung year, and other Imelome transacted, when the proceedings terminated in the mual manor. ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION.—A more Itp enbject could not have been ranted for the season of than that of a Menne, which wee given ler the arm time last night, by Mr. Malone Raymood, a traveller in the Hay Land—" Jermalses in the dale of the Redeemer." The Wotan la illustrated by • rioters of the Holy City, the points of intend king vary distinctly referred to as bdn sNots maimed sacred by the personal vista of our bleated " M. tech n icebtfie dc. mea to Ole favourite establish 'oat, which hm, Peerage, does more is its time to elevate, Instruct, and amen ite pogrom than any other Similar ill'