The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-28 00:00:00

',RIAL PARLIAMENT. ---4.----- )MMONS.—WEDNESDAY. JUNE 27. *: the chair at noon. PRIVATE BUSINESS. amendments on the International Life As- Bill read and agreed to. Improvement Bill wu read a third Use Polk' (No. 2) Bill, and the Connaught 11, the reports on which had been or s table, were coalidered and ordered to Roods (No. 2) Bill was ordered to be day, after a slight opposition from KY committee on Consegio's Restitstiom Rill was • motion of Viscount DUNCAN, as 1050141: „eau, Viscount Palosentea, Jord Jsbf Res- Graham, Mr. D:srseli, the Lord &Waste , General, Mr. Solicitor-Ge nPraaki el, the hale - Frederie Theeiger. Si Jeiha ngtent SU.. and Mr. Sotheron ; all the IRMONIS members of the Privy Count a mai the long robe. Five were appointed 131104ttee received leave to sit sad 10N OF PARISHES BILL. of BLANUFORU having presumed • metropolitan incumbents in favongefttlel l a -• that it be read a second tine. The are was threefold ; first, to estoilkilabs ts stilling ecclesiastics' districts; -firs facilities for the formation al Men ant provide means for the sioiewnest OE pie it was impossible to dui fin the value of many of the in it. The bill wee cer report of the *Wiesen in the Gob bet the very illeperniee et the sabiset f the details sob him doubt whether period of the semis, and with a bass es , ask the banes Is ~sat to the asset le lord mil he did set bassi se than the sesame seeding this ass there were certain masons why he should have the wattles of a second difficult to say what the principle of the s only to be extracted funs great variety Si de bill ftia set only to ake the Cbudli Coment sod to transfer their hosiers is 4 lessabsiesers, but to iglve to the letter also proposed to dui with the law of landau ef patrouge. All these sab mature eessi, awl be did set see could arise by pining the beau to sal at this Unwed period of the session. , was 041 that it was impossible M ism , of the whole house, sad that it absurd select committee. He should be sem to sr programs of the bill, but be appealed to whether it would not be better that as in the education bills, it should stand over tof the country daring the recess. There N points is which be wised with the noble with him that Sir Robert Pool's act was ith regard to the Ecclesiastical Commie me how further duties could be required reconstituting the commission. If the satisfied with having laid the bill on the and having made his statement to let r till neat eession, he (Sir 0. Grey ) skonld feeling he had at present, offer no i r read a second time, in order to iti l s= et committee. s of BLANDFORD thanked the house for consideration of this measure, and as be was ciliate their favour on its behalf. he wed, . made by her Majesty's government; NA distinct assuages that a measure apes might be introduced neat seuion, and second reading in order to be after - a select committee, he would now ,raw his motion. (00r11.—ADJOURNED DEBATE. said it was not the fault of the Roman that the debate had been prolosged to sat the discussion was forced on them by hon. member for North Warwickshire to w; for his own part he had no wish to at he felt it his duty to enter fully into order to show that the ob stye made against without foundation, and contrary to truth. r then entered upon a general vindication , prophesied tit.+ fall of the establishment grant were interfered with. and Mr. B. Srammorn spoke against the .1 rejoiced that this opportunity bad bun Roman catholic.' of repudiating doctrines • erronsoutly imputed to them. He denied A Idaynooth was either of a disloyal ten of morals. The bon gentleman quoted dun before the commissioners in proof Roman catholic church did not hold , end justified the mesas. It was int uit catholic' that they did not practise the scriptures as protestants did; bat this was , evidence of the professors who were ex . the commission. He deprecated the raising . disunion' at a time when the country was en hazardous war. The hon. gentleman defended, *b, the peculiar doctrises of the Roman catholic contended that the withdrawal of the grant 11 to put down catholicity'. before six, the debate was adjourned until OFFENDERS (No. 2) BILL. 4 a third time and passed. EXCHEQUER (IRELAND) BILL. 4 a third time and passed. I OF MINES (No. 2) BILL. „as withdraws. CHARGES ACT CONTINUANCE BILL. was read a third time and passed. fO-STREET PUBLIC OFFICES EXTEN SION. NCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved ,ouse will, upon Thursday, resolve itself into a • consider of authorising the exchange of any the Commissioners of her Majesty's Works, and 15 Vie. e. 42, and 18 Vie. 0.18, for Crown required to be taken for the purpose 'Provide); additioual Aloes for the public service in or 'T Downing-street, and of making provision out of the fund of the United Kingdom of Great Britain -t of the land use of the Crown, for difference in value (if say, u the ease lends of the Crown and of the lands now —:—facers of Works, is nut for the adjourned at six o'clock. BRITISH FISHERIES. report of the Commissioners for the , of their prossediegs in 1864, has hese issued regard to the Blotch herring trade, the re- I • it was a good sign in the Wadies of the Auger proportion of the de~ was mot , bat by foreign merchants tesieg for *risk Oar spats at the coda( shales is mama of the Cod and lig Weirmles this lamease. The gross prods., was 167,726 i berreie—badag a increase of 900} ers. and vet the ewe sad produce of 1863. The Tay adds( lived a Mare as did also that at other peels et the Apelike coast. The total herrings eared la 1864 was 636,662 i barrels, the terjusetity branded, 211,844, and the total quantity ex -361,6961 banels, being a demean upon the preeed• g ye*. 141,427* hernia in the preachy eared, of 36,292 i Amity breaded, but ea iterates of 19,066 in the exported. la 1864, 10.891 boats, moaned by letterman sod hays. more employed I. the shore depansmat of ibe fisheries, while the total of mom wimp* in the Goods, re vie IC" helms a Isereese upon the peseediag beets, NS Hama, sod 2,796 wow to number of passes employed. The towage cereyinit salt masaahmi to 32,649, and the slew to 2,404, being sa hi reuse over 1863 of 4,628 hand.. The tameage employed in meeting 42,964 tons, sad the heads to 3,499, being en ,714 tone and 86 bends. The tosser of the amounted to 72,411 toes, beteg a demises of the annebsr of square yards of Bettis* sued In vas 77,210,671, being a decrease of 4,723,760 the lines show an increase over 1853 et v. The total valise of the arts, heats, and to 587,4201., befog an bermes of 40,3951. WINE ADO . return has been to the areNthed Commons of a correspond , British sotbaohlas at Lisbon and Portugal, ass of jornpigaln the adaltaratioa of Port rotors will ba intorsation to the lovers of 'art," as It shows to what eateot, sad in what sir favourite wine is adulterator* oa the spot grown. PION (SCOTLAND) BILL AND TUN RONAN .—A copy of the eorrespondothe balms Bishop Lord President of the Cuosoll, an the sub. ,rd Advocate's Education (Bootissd) Bill, was morning. It sprs that this thrpostationa ord Advocate had hold out to this Boom Ca of Scotland had lid them to that he rise the Privy Omen so to rethOW IhOir W allow to Boom Oatkolios in lisedmil lON favourable arrasthan they MA N jey, 'in ' his bill raising in its present shape. The Lord reply to the Bishop, says ha "is not prepared puthiss of increased grants as a direct and no coutiognasee of this Lord Advocate's Bill, but the °orgies' to be adapted, from time to time, to to of circumstances, and that favourable con be given to lb. peculiar claims of the pops districts in large towns." RECEIVED AT ODESSA from the Sin Cl .iat the quantity of wheat daskwyed by the squadron at Taganrog was about 12,000 quarters, at Maricapol the total of grain of all kinds dist:eyed •, 68,000 to 78,000 quota.. • • i i 2 IMPERIAI I HOUSE OF COMM The Eirtaxan took It ‘ PRIV, The Lords' emendate mance Society Bill wet The Liverpool linpr 1 and pulsed. The Airdrie Rural Po Mining Company Bill, dared to lie noon the is be read a third time. The Dublin, Sto , Ro i ' read a third time this di I MACAU/41V. The select committee nominated, on the moll 1 —Viscount Duncan, Vi sell, Sir James Graham Mr. Attorney Oeueral Advocate, Sir Frederic Rosman, Mr. Brand, I of the house who were 1 all the gentlemen of the t be a quorum, and the e • I pcik k ad fort h in ith. FORMATIO The Marquis of BL ties from 30 asetropolit proceeded to move that ject of the mesaure we doadence of existing afford looniest' tacilitt and thirdly, to provide , wane. Sir O. GREY said it meg of this bill, and • which were embodied i taro extent on the rep 1 ' / division of parishes, bi and the complexity of it was wise at this perk 0 t it was at present, to as reeding. The noble proceed further the sioo, bat that ther wished that it shout reading. It was iliac bill was; it was oily to / Ulna. T=ll Milos i , the Beesesiesdad Cog I 1 imeseased pewees; it 1 semlesels sled the qe 1 jests maim' wiry me that say ad 001 n iiti ll s a Tll at rtilioull co ght the hill w dim is committee of i I i •be ///erred to a selec rthe far th er pro e lord whether I I , ens of the *ducal haft judgment of tt were Seal of the poii Mil. Be thought wit dellthelve, bat with *min he did sot see of them without Tel noble lord was sstisB' table of the house, an the bill stand over till then, with the feelini te the bill being read I ferried to a mint cam Tte Marquis of B: their petitnt eonaide amnions ti conciliate adopt the offer made :& po their distinct his subject might ,1 1 then pass its Neon • wards referred to i conieent to withdraw l' • MAYNOOTH. . . Mr. MAGUIRE sai catholic members that such an extent, but di i , the refusal of the hon. . i withdraw his motion; I - avoid a divisios, but the question, in order .• o .0 I Msynooth were with° ' I 0 The hon. member th S i l i ' of Maynootb, and pro tolreland if the grant Captain STRAIT ant grant. Mr. P. O'BRIEN i afforded the Komac which bad beta erron i 1 that the teaching at hi dusty or subversive of from the evidence giro of the fact that the the doctrine that the I pated to the Roman e . 1 reading of the scriptt refuted by the midst twined before the col of religious discumios • t • 1 gaged in a hazudoos at some length, the pi ishareb, and contend would not tend to put A At a quarter beton to-morrow (this day.) YOUTHFUL This bill was read a COURT OF EX This bill wee read 5 RATING ' This bill was withd ' 1 UNION CILIA() This bill was read DOWNINO-BTREI The CHANCELI . i " That tele house eri 00renlitSee,_t• consuls lands vested in the 1 : I under the Acts 14 an any lands of the Coo of providing addition near Downing-street ' consolidated fund of and Ireland, or out 1 I the payment of the I may be), of the la ) no ' 11 . 1 vested in the Cum consolidated fund." . I ! Agreed to. I 0 1 ' The house seljour 1 = ' BI , The annual reef : ' 1 British Fisberies of 1 0 0 this day. With lei • port remarks that i 1 0 past year that the 1 on consignment, In themselves througb 1 : flastland. The ret i year indicate an in 1 1,014 barrels, over 0 winter herring Ash Dallantrue and out za t a a a l tity of berries await) brat , 361,6961 It Is theqn ci a i n l t l it l ; 4 l 7 :llo 1 quantity itsportet I 1 1 Sw 40,369ing part= ildeehersnsa number of ma petted on was ICI , 1 year el 53 beau SIM total ausebe /• i employed in carry 1 . I bee WI bands to 2, teas. and 237 hats ass red to 42,5 isereges of 1,714 faidge-boets ma I 2,31/S teas. The the fisheries was teak. while rd ya t . he s ' ail:egated ti I's' . . i 1: ' PORT WINE made this day to • , ease with the Br • relating to the at , t Wise. The rev • i t• good old Port,' manner, their ti 1 t when it is grow EDUCATION CATIOLICa.—A (fillies and the I Joliet of the Lord issued this mo ' which the Lord , tholes body of 5 world "advise t antes aa to allot pasta on more I toe event of his I President, in rep thews any pram 1 emery 00assqas missies will eon ' the actual state o • 1 adoration will b lotion of poor di k 1 1 , , - ACCOUNTS ] Asof state that allied squadron I IC and that at Marii Wes about 58,001 1 ,It . 1 I TO OUR READERS. Tux Newspaper Stamp Abolition Act leas received the Royal Assent, and will some into operation on the 30th inst. The price of the Evros (unstamped) will be then reduced to 3d. Consequent upon the change, this Paper will re . min the full basalt of the arrangements of the Daily News, and will, from its own resources, seek to be distinguished as unequalled among Evening Papers. It will be published in time for the afternoon trains, and can be supplied to any distance within 70 miles of London by an early hour in the evening. int (14'-Xplrtgg. Avortiomowts batlrdsd kr "Ta . T.l;row. ^ l.;odWz Toombs( pow, wow be at the Olio% 10. Boavorio•olnot. by Two Vole* ow the day et pobliostioa. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Tun DAT —Morning. Nu Ifs ..... Anannno. 04 *Of. Thisessow—ldocung, lb. ter.......Attnnecs. lb. Wm LORDON, THURSDAY, JUNE 28. LATEST FROM ABROAD. DEATH OF CAPTAIN LYONS, R.N. Intelligence reached the Admiralty yesterday that Captaid Lyons, of the Miranda, had met his death in the service of his country. The tidings were yesterday afternoon communicated to the Countess of Arundel and Surrey, sister of the deceased officer. DESPATCHES FROM GENERAL PELISSIER. The Mositestr of 'him day publishes the following despatches from General Folksier " CRIMEA, Jon= 24. " Nothing new. We push on our approaches against the Malakoff, completing batteries to invest the harbour ; and also closing in the right attack. Still some cases of cholera. _ " Jima 25, 11 P.M. " Nothing new. The works advance. " Jul's 26, 111 P.M. " I have no news to give you." THE BALTIC. STOCKHOLM. Juira 23. The Post Tidningess has accounts from Heisingfors, stating that the English have bombarded Hugo, and destroyed the telegraph station. The Russians now admit that the Cossack's boat displayed a flag of truce; but allege that they sus pected a stratagem to surprise them. THE ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA. THE Earl of CLLIENDON affirmed, in the House of Leeds, on Tuesday, that a the position in which we us placed as regards Austria has nothing in it to justify any censure upon her." His lordship added eat " our position as regards the future, so far from being worse, has improved, for England and France are more free and unfettered with regard to any terms they may choose to make than they have hitherto been." It is hard to reconcile these apocalyptioal phrases. If France and England are more free to exact proper concessions from Rusin now than they have hitherto been, they must have, up to the time of Austria's recent change of atti tude, been hampered by the engagements they had contracted to her. If Austria is not justly liable to censure for the restraint which she imposed upon the Western Powers before the change, then the French and English Governments must. For they mug have hampered themselves by promises to Austria which they had no right to make. The Duke of Beaufort has taken the beautiful It is for Lord CLinnieDON to explain the slur he aortae residence of Sir Augustus Clifford, seer Hyde, Isle of e Wight, for the ensuing season, and will leave London, bee thrown upon the pest conduct of himself and his s j e t t i_ h . the Duchess and family, towards the latter end of selleagues. Their character for fair and straightfor , ward dealing with the nation is affected by it. The L ams are to be forwarded to her majesty, as English people are contented to learn that their soon as potable, of the names of all the wounded soldiers Government is now " free and unfettered with regard who were paraded for her u n i sstl t s /womb , on her re _ to any terms they may choose to make." And Minis- cant visit t o Chatham. E ac h Ta w s corps Is to be o uni tars may rest assured that the English people will bow be is wounded, in what battle he fought, sad his age and leNgth of service. Invalids who are la the list, and insist upon these terms being such as are consistent with the national honour and interests. were inspected on the former visit by her Majesty la Marsh tut, are to have a cross placed spina sea arms. The language held in the House of Lords by all Mr. Hen , M.P., hem, he several we po, parties, on Tuesday, wee, in so far u Austria was been hospitably entertaining en his seat two ..,pests vs. concerned, singularly unsatisfactory. Every speaker Imaging to the Coldstream Gum*, who were wounded at' seemed to vie with every other in attempts to palliate j a hmasaaa. and extenuate the conduct of Austria. Yet the con- There is now at the casemate' at Chatham a oor dna of that Power is, at present, to the last degree pont of the 44th Foot, w h o has received seven gees shot ambiguous and suspicious. Austria proclaims her de- wounds in various parts of his body; he has also lost his remaining just over termination to preserve a neutral attitude. But the right eye, by a motet .e ball entering eye, the the left side of the occupation of the Principalities by Austria seems hig ova to right Miala ball the ball of the eye, and whisk is easily scarcely reconcleable with her professions of nen- felt by the touch of the finger. The ball cannot be ea. trality. Turkey, France, and England are at war with tasted without extreme danger. The whole of the diem he Ramie. It may easily happen that the progress received in his sneak on the rifle pits before Sebutepa. detente shall take such a turn that it will become The Count of Flanders has met with en enthili• expedient for Russia to attempt to re-enter the Pan- rumen= at Oberst. Tb. Indelosulases Beige sow aunties. But in that ease Austria must either be WV" to " el/ P A Z nearly • PSIS with • report awe the Zoological Gardens, and the guilty of Polo breach of faith* or she must defend lir""alailL and a banquet given by the city, are the chief the Principalities against the Russian invasion. In feature , o f the narrative. Other words, the Austrian troops in the Printalalitien The Rev. F. Close, incumbent of Cheltenham, has are a garrison of the Allies in those provinces. It is left that town, accompanied by several members of his passing strange that the Russian Government, so family, en roots for the Barna* Alpe. He intends te stay prompt to complain of any direct or indi- there for three months. rut hostility, bas never remonstrated against If Mews. Btrahan and Co., owing to legal timbal -1 this palpable breach of neutrality by Aug- catkin, escape the consequences of the criminal charge, iris. So strange, indeed, is the acquiescence the sad this° the Court an ot y ß e s e ll es kr ii a s p e t 7 s ten "'fe caw u: of Russia in the occupation of the Principalities by It pt be imprisoned. He cannot then obtain his Austria, that it necessarily suggests the existence discharge under a year, except by order of the Court. The of a private understanding between these Powers measures on the part of Shahan, Paul. and Co., are con on this head. The conduct of Austria in other *dewed to have been conducted with great art, the inference respects is not calculated to relieve her from such a Win that icy, oramaitted a voluntary net of bankruptcy in or der to get proceeding.iostituted by a friendly creditor, suspicion. Even while her Galician army was kept at Its foil strength, Russian troops were wand and w em ith the f view to nal ma pe e a n : tiee disclosure which should from the Galician frontier to the Crimes. This shows " It is suggested that the committee of the Cleating- PPthat Russia entertained no serious arehensions at house should be the rectories of securities deposited at pri any time of Austria's throwing herself into the soaks vote beaks only for safe custody, and that sees beaker, en of the Allies. And now Austria is reducing her the receipt of neuritis+ for safe custody, dram d a;m mg army on the Galician frontier, and leaving Russia them with the committee and forward to kis enamor the free to march more troops to the Crimes. Austria, committee's naliPt, mad that the securities shsn be d im in short, is doing all she can, without openly break- up only on thi t s h order of the customer oe onsealen, maw ing with the Allies, to strengthen 'Russia against " igaild 11 e Tice great ohms meeting at Leamington oom them. It president. There w mewled on Tuesday, sad wee opened with gnat eclat by a France and England are now more free to pre- speech from L or d L i w o h ow , the scribe what terms they phew than they have hitherto about 80 gentlemen proms', with a few ladies. Most of been, they ought forthwith to insist upon the Austrian the best English players, with several foreigners, who have H The celebrities include Sir John Blood's, Captain troops being withdrawn from the Principalities. It gained a name in the chess world, are amongst the coat is bad policy in war to leave the frontier in the pos session of garrisons whose faith is doubtful—who are 8 2 .. a T i s ' ept, M rkwall emrs t 7LOw M en ' thal Wi . th r); Hitler., M. P., Rev. ts, W. as likely to fight against us as for us. The Ans. and mh os ,. trian Government ought to be respectfully re- A letter from Paris, describing the progress of the minded that it is inconsistent with its nen- Exhibitioa, says " The agricultural part of the Exhibition tral character to hold provinces, which may would certainly be one et the finest if it was well arreneat at any time b ecome t h e t h eatre of war, b u t n othi ng i s as yet numbered, so that the catalogue i s o f against any of the belligerents. In the interest of no um. They have commenced this work, but th e dial cu l ty ie the rain the Principalities this unanswerable plea for liberat- to Identif y the having "bed away the descriptive *bell. I can't see how they ere to Neaps con ing them from the Austrian irruption ought to be t o w n wad THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, 1855. insisted upon without loss of tine. Wallachia and Moldavia suffered severely from the Russian invssien,i bet their satliwinge from the Austrian occupation have been infinitely greater. Both under the Aus trian and Russian osoupations the inhabitants of the Principalities have been compelled to feed a foreign soldiery, and have been placed under martial law. But under the Russians the lives and proper ties of all, and the honour of the women, were com paratively safe ; under the Austrians nothing is held sacred. It is sheer mockery for the Allies to speak of maintaining the integrity of the Turkish empire when they allow its most fair and fertile provinces to be trampled under the hoofs of the Croats.—Daily Naxos. VOt court. -- THE LAST LEVEE OF THE SEASON. The Quests held a levee yesterday afternoon in St. James's Pekoe. Her Majesty and Prince Albert arrived from Bukinghein Niue about two o'clock, and were re , calved by the Lord Steward, the Lord Chamberlain, sad the Muter the Horse. The Date of Cambridge was present at the levee, sad was received by the Vice-Chamberlain. who cosdasted his Royal Highness to the Queen. Her Majesty's Gaud of the Hoe. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms was on duty in the state Weeny, ander the command of the Lieutenant. Lieut-Colonel Neville and Cooke, the sab-ofiles“, were on duty with the cups. The Yeomen of the Guard were contetandod by Major Phibbs, the Rue is Waiting. A guard of honour of the let Life Guards, with the band a the regiment, was oa duty in the large court of the Palace. Her 'Nasty and Prince Albert, acurapanied by the Duke of CamheMge, entered the Throne-room, atteaded by the Daeheee of Sutherland, Mistress of the Robes; Lady Churchill, Lady in Waiting; and the high °Mars of the hemehold. The Queen wore a train of lilac and silver moire antique, trimmed with white blonde. The petticoat was white satin covered with tulle, and was trimmed with lilac and white fringe. Her Majesty wore • diadem of emeralds and diamond,. The Diplomatique Corp, was introduced, when the fo - lowing pressatations to the Queen took place. By the French Ambassador, Count de Satire, his Im perial Majesty's Minister at Washington. By the Prussian Minister, Mons. le Comte de Bran denburg, Furst Secretary of his Majesty's Legation. By the Swedish Minister, Rev. Cie Warhohn, Minister to the Swedish Church in London. By the Spanish Chargé d'Affaires, Colonel Don Coyo tes° Enrique., her Catholic Maje sty's Guard of Hal- Mediae. By the Sardinian Chargé d'Affaires, General Marquis d'Angrogna, Aide-de-Camp of the King of Sardinia. The Diplomatic Circle was attended by Count de renigny, !French Ambassador, and the two Secretaries of the Embassy; - M. Van de 'Weyer Belgian Minister Baron de Cetto, Bavarian Minister ; Count de &shun- seise, Hanoverian Minister; M. Munro, Turkish Mi nister ; Baron Bentinek, Netherlands Minister, and the Chevalier M. Heldewier, Secretary of Legation; Count de Lavradio, Portuguese Minister, and le Chevalier Pinto de Several, Secretary of Legationt , M. Macedo, Brazilian Mi nister, sad the Chevaliers Lopes Goma and Camera Leas, Asieshile; Prince di Carini, Sicilian Minister ; Cunt Col legedo, Austrian Minister, and Count Palffy ; Senor Jog ai* M. de Castillo y Lassa, Mexican Mullets? • Mr. United States ?Calker ; General Dada Minister, and Count Reventlow, Secretary of lima. flea ; Crust 13ernsterff, Prussian Minister, and AL IFllsedssa ; Baron de Hoolischild, Swedish and Norwegian and the Secretary of Legation ; Count de Vita them, Soon Minister ; Mr. J. T. Comyn, Spanish Chargé d'Affaires, M. Ricardo Bales, Attaché, and the Duke d'Oanna and de l'Ynfantado ; M. Charilans Tricoupi, Greek Char .& d'Affaires; Count Corti, Sardinian Chargé d'Affaires, Baron Marochetti, and the Marquis Calabrini ; the Earl of Clarendon, K.G.. the Queen's principal Secre tary of State for Foreign Altars; and Major-General the Rea. Biz Edward Cost, K.C.H., her Majesty's Muter of the Ceremonies. The general circle was attended by Earl Granville, Lord President; the Deka of Argyll, Lori Privy Beal; Viscount Palmerston, First Lord of the Trauary ; Sir George Grey, Secretary of State for the Home Department ; Lord John Russell, Secretary of State for the Colonies ' • Lord Panmure, Secretary of State for War; the Right Hon. Sir G. C. Lewis, Chancellor of the Each/quer ; the Marquis et Lans downe; Sir Charles Wood, the First Lord of the Admi ralty; the Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith President of the Board of Control; the Right Hon. Sir W. Molesworth, the First Commissions! of Works ; and Viscount Canning, LTIVE REFORMERS. Succassmc drops wear out the hardest stone. The written word has power over the minds of men, but far greater is the power of the spoken word. If there be truth in these old saws such meetings se have now twice been held by the Admi nistrative Reformers, in Drury-lane Theatre, cannot fail, if persevered in, to stir the national mind to its profoundest depths. Last night the theatre was densely crowded with an intelligent and respectable audience. The listeners evidently came there pre pared to assent to the views of the speakers, but not blindly or inconsiderately. They made no ceremony of recalling any orator to the question when he ap peered to them to be wandering from it. Bat every telling point was received with enthusiastic cheers, expressive of readiness for action. Every new meeting will send away some impressible and energetic minds eager to spread the contagion which they have caught. Among the audience last night were not a few gentlemen from the provinces whose desire will be to rouse their townsmen and neighbours to emula tive exertion. The upholders of official inefficiency and unreflecting routine may misrepresent and affect to undervalue these demonstrations, but the work will go on notwithstanding. Other agitations have gathered magnitude and enthusiasm by slow degrees, but the present has sprung into existence in full strength and vitality. They who have assumed the direction of it need give themselves no alarm about the cavils with which they are assailed. They have only to despise unfriendly criticism when it is un just, and, when there is some foundation for it, to profit by the lesson. But if, through good report and through bad report, they press forward without pause or quailing, victory is certain. We are told that they have as yet developed no precise or com prehensive plan of Administrative Reform. That will come with time. They are as yet only awaken ing the attention of the people. When that is fully aroused it will be ample time to enter into details. Their plans of Reform must be shaped to meet the opportunities that offer, and must depend in a great measure upon contingencies. It would be a mis taken policy to commit themselves to cut-and-dry abstractions before they have had opportunities of , seeing the most assailable points. It is for them to decide when, where, and how they will strike; not for their opponents.—Daily News. iit••follovttnipinentations to the Queen took place, the names having nen previously left at the Lord C bomber lain'elace, and submitted for her Majesty's approval : J. T. Abdy, LL.D., on appointment as Qaen's Reader of the Civil Law In the University at Oambridge, by Viscount Palmerston. Mr. H. Adair, M.P., on being apppeinted a Deputy-Lieutenant, by the Berl of Stradbroks. =P.. C. Ainslie. by Lintenent.General Banbury. Allowey, on appointment to the Turkish Contingent Engl. Illm► be teed Penman ILEOr Clarke Ands son, Bart., by the Bight Han. R. A. Christopher, Melar.Ciameral Anawatein. by Viseoust Harting". Meamender Wilthem Annytage, an peametion and return frame the Sin MARA by We C. Weed. Dealer Ana; by Mr Willoughby Cotten. Mli sf = mit y Ler& Sale and kis. Ailey, on premeden, by the Earl of Donator. Mr 17. by fasessfisinl Peel. Woad ilm► an appeliammat as Audetenteammendent, Cavalry Dent. liiisMas, sad premseles, by VMennt Harding". Mr. Bone% by Ws sonein, the Itan el habit. Lienmimt C. Z. Bates. by the Chaleman of the East India Cans. Mak lateen, an promoithe.billerstOssokeemere. riG. Maine, by Mt r.V. M. Bautlon by a lgarriamirel Mr E Iseralet Cepthin F. le eat, on appointment Turk Ossilagent Be. Oman, by Lord Pawnee. Msger.Gmeral Bell, on ageolatteent lieutenant miss. by Rear.Acleetral Mts. B. D. gyn. Oseast iAse ==V i e sd ha lask larl ea Pons. by Ind Sandys. lisegmen, en appelatment loyal tusks YURI% by Lord P.J. Wholly, on &entailment to the 17th Foot, by Lieut. imeis = ei S a. Bigge, by Wesel the Ent of Beverley. Me. H. IL H. Bird, by Lisnumse.Caimst S. B. Reigns Brine. Omethe l. leyte. by MthimMeginsi Illr J. Women Boyne. on wasseeting le the tille. by Orem Lan Snaky. Liwilowit IL Bearkialtigy, ma seen Sr menus in India, by Biz IL theibmbury. Mt. Ibmiley, by the atheneum it Chalet India Company, Cloak ilrenwell. by Liethemat•Onmel Earl Vane. lientamst asthma. Lly bp the Whip or Landon. lasnemantC. Betsinerma. tq We Red of Abingdon. NNW 3%=b ff ith i L l Deim ot Bshmeed. Med.& 4M anguintment as a Deputy Lindeman of v ithille= i the of lisliabsey. Philip by err Charles Ithed. Milir Monloun °l2Bl C .l .ll=-14., on Mena from the Cans% ky ter Mies& Itheeennet R. 6. therm by the thulium of the leg leek Com. Pl*. Lieutenant A. Burnmak iv e a r o t t Dontan. Mr. W. P. en to the East Kent Mounted Eiden by Lieut-Colonal Mr. J. W. think ea preeneth:n. by FM Brow Melo°. W. H. notssa. by Mr. L. 11.. Blend, Y.P. ligeter Otesern. an =1 and appointment to the British diesign ielion_bY Load Usaliment R. Carden, en premelise. by Lieut.-General Cardsw. Ithelemet J. Cathy, by lir L Illabsasy. Mr. J. J. Malan, by lath Inasame. lb. T. L. themlim on , appelthment to the Hon. Corps ot Gentle. W i.. riseweeth. Lieutenant L Chaplin. by the Earl of Louden. Mr. J. & Chipmen, try en J. M'Grigor. Lieutenant W. D. Co..ples by Captain =ye; R.N. Endo J. W. Charlton, by Link•Colasel Taylor, M.P. Mi.Oentiral Chattertaa, on appointment to command the lama riot Molt e. by Viscount Harding'. 1 Lienament the How E. W. Chatwynd, R.N., by Vise Admiral Mr Q t. e aSllanne Wahine to the Argentine Repabbe. by the Ill etenet li Mlle, by Limm-Gateral Lindsay. C. H. Cday, by the Chairman of the Best India ..7. 0... cime..., on applintennt. loyal Books Militia, by Lord J. B. Cocked!, onappekliment CIO Rogb, by Maior-Ossoral Troia& Enna Colo, by Meant Man& BekOwwwal OMw• On FONIOOII and hie 1111tdifIN by Viscount Cillimsn. en teens hem the Arens lies. by Mr C. Wood. Commender ti. T. Ostent, en premense end return from the WaWiz 0. Wood. t . Onelly, on return from the Crime, by Genteel the Earl 11 1,. P. 8.8 . Davies Cooke, by the Ilmeelf Weetutinter. Lieulenat C. H. Cooke., by Mr. O. Doan M.P. Linen:a IL T. M. Caner, ea appeheentent is Um Royal Marinas, by Alr J. Owes. Ideate:sant C. E. IL Cotes, by the Chaim= of the Let India Com. Pant. a=ao.Conz a r aralatsment dith legiment, by Lieutenant. ME W. Mr. W.ll. Om, by the Pad eltheven. Ithelpe 1. IL by the led ot Ablngdoe. Captain N. raig, by lon Jaws. Lineman mf Adjutant P. M. C. Cooker, by the Duke of Devon. I shire. Kr. P. Crowdy, ac m =sent as Depaty-Lienteasant I by the Marquis ri COW Owner, oat prammien, be Cleaseal Sir W. Cotton. lasign I. Oriner. an egpsintheat Urd Regireent, by Wa uncle, rI. Itastq, 71. N. a l ms Olt e l ln . lic Zzt, age. gui °f o , ll2" pr 1 : 22 11 46. by the Earl of Lordlienemeth J. 11. P. Diadem, LA., on "Mine his comminon, by Ithrdthge. Liseteseanthithel Daubing, on =a and return tram the Crimea. kg Miner.Osesral Oar J. 11. lAndonent I. Rudman, biLarl hens. Quartmemsatur J. Darer; the Mired Wilton. Lientemmt P. Day, by Mr. ugh. H.P. it illiken A. Dada, on eppolinessat Me Delgada, by M /him Chrism Grey. is lawily. ax, epengetran nem nengli lend% by NI O. Wee.. Misr de Msesspoll=en. by Me. de liessey. _ IhmesneuthOdenst M rirtrnig e n die. ana teeinMasth lir 14.4=:= last Mein Mom " tsd s""a lthiss.by Tileat. Lisu. temaelnknea M.P. De. Dew, ow appointment loyal leas =Ms, by Lord Wigton. Conk J. Dingwall, by the Earl et Inesines. Insine 3. de G. Dolmans. by Mr. L. H. liosie. M.P. liniment 0. A. T. Dral by Mr 0. Weed. Mr. It. Datum. by Bearival Wenn% N.P. Ensign B.C. O. Deaden, by Ms father, Mr. Midge. a P oaptein Inertia. mreturn fr om the Crimea. on promotion, by Sir ll i t i oar al e ar l Gilpin. H.P. rrloll. On promotion, by Clothed Toss. fie, B yer E r ilasall. au promotion end return from the aims, by Sir . Mr. J.O. Evre4 111. P., by ble kethar. Mr. Ewen, Y.P. 'Meth 0. L raiMer, V' Me lid of Wiltoa theasseant thing U. U. Tann by Mr J. H. Witham& thentsoant Wesel Pangs; by the Dole et 1111thmond. Lisuareant P. P. Pstiday. by the Moguls of Winshethr. Mr. H. Fenn. ea is Dope, Lisnlinrat county Pen. Moth. by Mr. J. . l S mi st.p. Woman Fordwich by Osespe. M. Froallyn, M.P., on no Deputy Liecissint, Mid. dism : sma yer4 Nriliz iansa, '. 2 6l..llB2 7:fi l e s : rdi es : rvig u r lasi the bis . soatadesian criabas, sl th..Elit by l i the j.surgorie. °°6l ßoyirkires Gaudy loy his dether, the Rai alOalloway. OMB Othken. by Visment Catelnelthre. kr Wilts, THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. The monthly Board of Trade Returns made up to the month ended May 31, and the five months in part from Jan. 6, have been issued this day. We subjoin the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and five months, including only the " enumerated" articles: --- - For the Month. For the Five Month 1855 ( i n d art 7,183,111 3 , 1,383 1864 7,532,618 .. 35.726,362 1853 7,123,191 .. 35,093,824 Including the " nnenutnerated articles" the month's exports for May, 1855, are raised to 8,049,2461. against 8,422,1961. in the corresponding month of last year, and those of the four months to 34,943,7271. against 40,425,8891. last year. To these figures the following note is appended: Nora.—The Are months ended May 31, 1855, being five working days shorter than the corresponding period is the previous years, 1,328,5001. might be added to the total of the enumerated articles, and 1,490,8001. to the total of all articles for the probable exports of the five days not in cluded in 1855. These additions would make the respec tive totals 32,328 4531., and 38;434,327 1 ., instead of 31,001,9531. and 34,943,7271., which appear in this account. of la- Enrign Webb, by Colonel Sir J. M. Wition7 "."--- "'"•••... eq Her. P. Le Offs White, by the Murpds of Grogbau, Captain R. 11. White, on appoint ment In Sege the Duke of Cambridge. asilye Lieutenant W. White, by Viscount Comb ermere, l l Enema J. Wlgg, by viscount Comberm ere. Ll.mteuant-Colonel Wood, on his return from the ed... rat the Earl of Stra ff ord. -- •rbra la G enera l si r A. Woodford, on promotion to the took ag e ,. the General Commanding-in-Chief. Lieutenant A. Wortbington, or appointment to the Lleutenant.General Thorn. 114 4 Mr. A. Wonky, by Mr. E. Csyley. 1 Lord Wynford, by Major.Geueral the lion. C. Gre Captain A. Wyndham, by General Wyndham, y. Major H . P. Yates. on promotion and return Irma acm e Lord Ilardbge. MI Ng The Hon. G. F. W. Yelsertoe. by W. O rmsby gam Colonel P. Young, on ttis arrival from Canada, by m a . Preeth. - -M Lord Grantleigh Steward of the boroash of o ford) presented an t e ddreos to her Majesty, hew ,W• the electors and inhabitants of Guildford, inkier — mil speedy' termination of the war with Russia. thtfoq. simr. ictglien Oodwfa, o. r=insa tenant Sorolonelt. Engines" L n ikiem itAidi C. Peing. • Li t e. = ea im t a r I I b 0 Wait& F. ....Oa% SF Da s of illestart• Nr. Wens Graham, Wes of the Mint, by the Chancellor of the I =at 0. Greene, by the Chairman of the Beet India Trent C. GreenbllL by Lient.-General 13.Donaltl. Canna Greta by Lieut.-General Item. Chinn BOrtaille, R.N., on return from the Ce li ne, by the WI of illemeerm Ensign illoneagne J. Guest, cc receiving his commission, by the I MetZtroflAnsileswee. Mr. E. P. Chersien, by Bit George Pollock. Mr. K. B. amiNat. on beinurinted Governor in Chief of the Leeward Wade, by End& R Kr. A. Hareoartdry lie George Pollock. Ensign K. Unman, by Mr. Joboetone, Y.P. Copula C. Hants. on return to India, by Sir G. Pollook. Lleuenent J. T. Harris, by Colonel Wale. Captain C. A. Henley, on appointment Whin Contingent En pincers, by Lord Panmure. Ensigu ra C. Haynes, by Captain E. Stanley, R.N. Mr. 0. C. Hawker, by Mr. E. Lockhart, K.P. Hon. George Hayward. of New Brunswick, by Lord John Basalt Lieutenant T. 0. Medley, by the Marquis el SI Wender. Ensign C. P. , by Heeshaw by Colonel °Upbeat. Lord Hervey hie kite; Earl Jassy& Lieutenant Hewett ' s& appointment Ile* Wks Militia, by Lord ier= Lieutenant R. Worm b‘Vr ea rriataraterl T. Bhubrick. Lieutenant Hill, Wl:inset &eon Lieutenant A. ISM. by MM. .General Wearing. Mr. P. Heywood. by the Peri of Sefton. Captain H. fi. Myer, R.N., on promotion from Naval Brigade, by Mr C. Wood. Lindeman-Colonel Hogg, onpromotion, by Viscont Coabermere. Lieutenant-Colonel Holland, by General Bit W. Cotton. Lieutenant J. D. Hops, on appointment to Artillery Companies, Royal Marian by Mr J. Owen. Itev. Henry Howarth, on appolatment se one of her Majesty's Chap. lane in Ordinary, by the Lard Chaaaberlain. Captain R. J. Magus, by Vann= Lelz. Mr. Rowland Hunt, by the Earl of Llentemeat B. B. Menlo, by the Earl of Suffolk. Liestment J. W. Hakim" on return from India, by Major Gen. Wethendl. Linliment W. Ingle,. by Lieutenant General A. Thomson. Mr. W. L lasi* by Lord John Ewalt Lientmenteset J. Ivey, on return nom the Wert Indies, by the A = MI Oaken 0. Jackson, by the Chairman of the East India °ll 4= Jesionnon appointment H. C. 0. A., by Lord Foley. Semi Weitemeet W. Johns" by Major General Wearing. Dr. J. isinein. by the Merida of Winchester. Mr. Mega Jahnekene attend to her Majesty's Legation at Lisbon, by the WlnCheeneen. Mr. J. C. Wm by Mr. Z. P. Shirley. M.P. Cantata D. Jean by Major Genteel Viscount Melville, on appoint. met to Ms MB. Mr. D. B. Jaen, on apnontant as deputy lieutenant, county of Leisestar, by the DWI' elattlen. Commoner Tsse*R.N. anyanastien, by Bit C. Wood. Lient..oatend by dr Bed ef Beenceough. Captain Wm. ,en reams hen, Male swan, by Sir C. Wood. Mr. R. Wean. by the Real ef MOWN& Assigned Wpm LIM/en by Berl LianeemetC. Wm by th e Berl Coked appdslianat as Ireperece•General of Facial Lirkby Lent Penman. A. Kirby, by Cubed W. H. Eden. Rev. H .E i.O. might, by 1 + 1 . 4 (WV Lamm. Lienemind Kidd, on premakile. by Lieut , Galaitel B. Prior. Lastasen W. H. Lanes, en 'tarn from foreign seven' in India, by Ind Panne. lant..oseeral Layton. ce appentatent to the Coleseley of the 3rd Lit=or m esons, by Thema Menktia. t IL B. Leader, byldennele, Rear Admiral Arbuthnot 111 r. J. G. Shaw Leta», ea ennteding to the omen of Clerk of the Parliaments, by the Lord Chesnaller. I Mellon. E. Cando. Llgh, by Lied Leigh. E. H. Lon Len. appenneen Nth Toot, by Lieutenant- Colo Dr. Vf i leattyc _ Waller wins, on byyslatant. by Viscount Palmerston. Mr J. Linn. en eggebelant es Director-General of Medical De part/sent of the Nay, lie C. Wood undeppee A. a. by Ids lathes. Mr. B. Lockhart, M.P. Lientenne LOW. by the et the lea India Otanny by Lo Captain Isen.a.eit appentammt Whin Waage* Engaters, rd F. Mr. MCervell. by Mr A. MaeleaL Burgeon liVerneek. by Ostend H.P.Brevet Major Wrimmis. ty Sir De Lae, Even. Mr. E. B. Ileastanie, by Mr. J.P. Captain 11= J. P. ar as to H.P. appeinaent Turkish Cannon by Len by llejer4eneral Freeth. Captain Mt. panation, by Mr C. Weed. =R. ,by Weird Ilk J. Grey. bColonei Hon. J. P. Maxwell, ILE, en paingen nl return Roe the Crane. by W De Ley Was. WISE Wiliam Mere, bilienenese-Goisnelli. Ma. Linienat Oasis Meek. the Dun et ltlamen. Lienteent-Cidnel W. L. ellhe. y WNW Syrkaris. Mater-Oemael Went Metals, an pawned's gal appointmentto the eta! In North Behar, y Valor* Herding% Varna Middles,. by lir Sate Bends. Wear J. H. NW la Ostend litalienna. Major Miller. on praised's. by LienensatCoisnel 11. Prior. Lieutenant Merdenat, on his promotion, by Lienteaant-Coionel M. Ends Morp4 by Colonel Gilpin, Y.P. Bit AMISS Matti, Bert., on succeeding to his title, by the Hai ANNIVERSARY OP HER MAJESTY'S CORONA/10N, This being the anniversary of her Majesty's iso eo O, marry peals have been ringing from the bell, of the e : 14 2 . metropolitan churches. The R o y a l standard is keit,'" the Tower, and at all the principal Governing oe,:. The river and docks have presented a gay appa l: " shipping being dressed from their trucks to the int ee , O ;e 4 with flags. The guns from St. Jamees-park, th e T oe. Tilbury, and other forte, have l:red a grind feu honour of the occasion, and an inspection of a det ee 4 of the Household Infantry and 66th Regiment, ps i 44 place on the parade at the Herne Guards. ROYAL ENTERTAINMENT AT ST. 1431E5, PALACE. The Queen and Prince Albert honoured the deal of Cambridge with their presence at diai k i e, evening, at her Royal Highness's apsrtme o t e, i n StJeall, Palate. The Duchess of Kent and the Hereditary G rig Duchess of Mecklenburg Strelits were present, 44 ,4, 4 following distinguished personages bad the honour of L e , log with the Royal party : —The Duke and Duchess et Bk. fort, the Duke of Buccleuch, the Marquis of Le ta: 6. the Marquis and Marchioness of Breadalbane, the Eussy Countess of Clarendon, and Viscount and Viscsantesep, merston. After dinner, the Duchess of Cambridge hag evening party. The Princess Royal arrived et ba it nine o'clock, attended by the Duchess of Sutherland. harajah Dhuleep Singh, and Prince and Prinembei Pamphilli were among the Stet arrivals. The mai m d the corps dsplomaligue and foreigners of rank ps i% were—the Ambanact:T of France, Count Collor*, ty Hanoverian Minister and the Countess Helene Ifielny, 'egg., the Turkish Minister and Madame Matures, Cc A Louie Corti, Count Trtutmansdorff, M. Beath; fee, 1 4 general circle comprised many distinguished members cd-,. 4 aristocracy. Doting the evening, a seance dranacergue took pito , 4 which the following is a programme : ADELAIDE; OU, Lifi COUPLETS DE FErg, been. Continue, elecut(e par M. ittAlier. LE EON LURE, Chanionnette Villageoire, ebant6e par Maee. TIM M*. LE PERE BONHOMME, Chanaonnette Comique, chaatEe par M. Levamor, MADELEINE ET GROB JEAN, Duo Betilfe, executk par Madlle. Teisaaire et M. it,llKr. JE SUES ENRHUME DU CERVEAU, Beane Comique, eafeut6e pat M. Lemur. MADELEINE; OU, L'AVEU DU CLIATELALV, Ballade, chant& par Aladlle. Edwin. LA MERE MICHEL (An Ehtitre Italien—'. La Gum Ladra' ), Grand Seine Cemca eaCoutk par M. Levasum PROPOSED NEW BISHOPRICS. --•- Arrangements (says the Herald) here been at, mined to her Majesty's Government, and, it is said, is been agreed to, for the erection of four out of the WWI new bishoprics proposed by the commissioners. The seat of the first will be at Newcastle-on-Tyne, will comprise the whole of the archdeacenry of Nob berland, including, amongst others, the to, of Tre► mouth, North and South Shields, Wark, Hezham, Ewe dale, and Bedlington, at present forming put of the we .1 Durham. TriOisas — Biwa Lindeman' B. Yortbsar, cm promotioa, by Y. P. The second new bishopric will be formed out of is) diocese of Rochester, and will comprise the srchdesesare of St. Alhan's and Essex, including, amongst other tau St. Alban% Hertford, Herkbampstead, Ricknsalwort, Tring, Hemel Hempstead, Welwyn, Hitchen, &okapi Stortford, Chelmsford, and Malden ; the seat of the bide rio will be at St. Alban's. Lieutenant Murphy, by the Reel of Bective. Mr. Needitim, on his appointment as Deputy-Lieutenant, county Derby, by the Duke of Devonshire. Lieutenant S. Nkehoo, on appointment to the Grenadier Curb, by Calomel Wood. Commander J. N. Norman, R.N., on promotion, by Sir C. Wood. Ensign M. W. H. Noyes, on sppcbstment to the Bilk Regiment, to Right Hon. Mr 0. Grey. Captain J. R. Ord, on appolatmeat Turkish Contingent Engineers by Lord Panmure. lieutenant M. O'Reilly, R.N., en return from service in the Black Be., by fir C. Wood. Captain J. B. Peskin, en promotion, by Lord Hardinge. Lieutenant-031=M Pa-ratt, on promotion, by the Redd Lovelace. Cap . son F. Panry, by Viscount Combermere. Lieutenant N. Paull, by Red Bathetic. Lieutenant IL A. Peach, by Coked P. Anstruther. Endo H. Pears, on appointment to the ird Buffs, by the Right Hota.L Rilles.lLP. Lleeement A. Pasnam, by Sir Edwin Pearmas. Rea A, teriagre, an appointment to the Rifle Brigade, by his broth's., lard Mernmster. Lisuoment tl. MO. H. L. Pepys, by Colonel Holm. Sumner. Opera J. on premotica, by Ltentenant•Colonal M. Prior. Commaneer A. Pitayret R.N., sa promotion and return from the Antic 140.46,bu1ts O. Wool En es It. Mr. aCYaad 011 pin, M.P. wcgl a Dori Arty, on promotion. by Major-General Urea Piria. ibex Own Light Infantry Regiment Timoase Cabermere. Usidenaat Edward John Platt, Uri Royal Surrey Militia, by Colo nel Mauer. and Adjutant O. P. W. Pole', QUM% Own Light Infant ry ll= l :y the Bari of Wilton. Ihptain Langdale Patuden,lnvernanshlre Light Infantry, by Lad Loyd. Igentesent Coked Cannella Pratt,by Lord Carinthia. Rear Admiral Rudolph, on by air C. Wood. Dr. Wires Rayner. Mayor of fitoaport, by Sir 0. Grey. bar Gann mine IL Read, Coyton Rifles, by General airH. Dmi =l Web Itarerdion, ea preinotion and return from foreign web% Ig as Dried Camilrldge. t=seisi W. ll =Wes ealielatinatujy Assiatant Adju st Quirterei IF uduumed WetheralL POUR Moor, Mar" Royal Was, Rines. by the Duke of Leeds. Met= t i e i rep t d= the Earl of Lovelace. Mr arn& GM= G. sa retire tun laying down ame. th= thatelogosykly Mr O. Weed. Omar O. librein. West Sena MINN by Rad lumen. Lienitemmen W Pm?" ea emblems In rota Priem Guards, by the Derr Resign Dark lay alla rrlawne Regiment Middlesex Militia, by lisrmarDionst IL Prim UsoseritAiamni lawt appointment to the 19th Regiment sr roans hue Orals, ly lard Ilmese. UNIIMSIt Feel Z. IL M. Jeer. W lard O. Lennox. lisallemet J. Mayes Nerd Sens Artillery Militia, by the Deis et Mallestad. Mar David OUR nuke, on return from bre. by Rea Citr a men al.l 2 01 11 : 1 = India Company. Ma MUM& ear, Wl* D. Morseys. Liarrat hosholl, en epporesant Be Royal Boor Militia, by Ind Ler Ileott, 15th Huseire, by the Deka of Beeelenah. Leda Chu* Settee, Royal Marne Regiment Middlemen Mill. Cmatium tiagr op yldent..Osionst IL Prior. le ewdl i Zing's Own Light Infantry Militia, by Viscount ee, by Omar isresatts Light Wintry, on return from the Crimea, tios Dohs cd Liontranieuseral rtaw, cal= by General D'Oyly. Mr. ilbseft by Oren& Mr A. Hinetin talgiort. briefed Leigh. Sir JaimillmammolaselamadMg to the baronetcy, by the Marquis Guerd sr Whosherr. Mere dism J ogrx. Mims Artillery, ao. return from India, by Mr . Darer Ilessok, Royal Bra of Atingdoe. Llamseast err. by the Dela Don Pasquale is to be produced to-night h fi• &milks adhabajallet UPI London Militia, by Royal Italian Opera, with the original • •No cast, vit. . Oraltiloon. Resign J. W. Smith, by the Earl or Alioree. Grid ; Ernesto, Mario ; Don Pasquale, Lablache ; ini UNIMIIIISIa li, smithett, by the thehmen of the Bare India Malatesta, Tamburi n i, Caran Usensa y. int. Colonel Sparrow, on geoeurAin, by the Right Hon. Mid. Helen Faucit takes a benefit at the 1 Vann ihnith. Carr Standish, by Viesseint Herdinge. market Theatre to-morrow week. Red Stashop e . unceedieg to the title, by the Earl of Had. On the occasion of Mrs. Wigan's benefit, af di Ci a o. m o tt os . co hi s opodotmot b the staff, by Mr. Olympic, cn Saturday, Mr. Wigan offers tickets to Eammamd. whose stalls were occupied by a dissatisfied pit on F Wong Illsnire by elssonet Or at. Ireament W. ether g, ILL. by Major-Osumi Wearing. last ' Memos ilersed. by ths Woo el Dessionsh. The chorus at the Opera Comique, Paris, kid *Oda Whim= Mem, by the Zed oflealta. Omar L. IL daeseey, by triad el Oars. a man who has nine eons fighting in the Crimea. Lientemat.Dakasi &meg. ea Ids reratir sad return from The following occurs in a letter from Hambar br a tp ut =2 .ol , Omani the Rear mnaird. O.D.a SWIM Mart. by Lteaagsaamoo oro j air De the 24th, proceeding from a entice which is open to then T s aa ng r ill" . picion of representing the Allies in an unfavourable l i g l Wand. Crichim Stuart, on /111"1114 by Colonel " The letters received to-day from the various Retie WW2 allartu=sa.by Odra Wood. leave no doubt as to the existence of the cholera is rear Ursa. by teed immene. SIMS WS INIMMOOt to the British places. It is not a little remarkable that it is Wa lla Liseement Drab" by Oiled O=LP. those ports which come more immediately into contact LIP ~au the English fleet that this terrible disease is most vigor MOO aillariii.lNlZZOrgaminua Mme" e k e d epot of at Deltaic, for example, which is weekly visited by massat two vessels of that nation. The intelligence from Or hpb= la glit egul C ß u aggeMli= fa550a , 626.741h al i bllnders, port confirms the fact that the Asiatic milady is Mr. Ismaakassa Ttossese, Mr. Mars Curie, M.P. Liormeatemeral ea progress amongst the crews of the English Beet is the Reirasiq et the il l o r mor d . by a l= mt to the of Finland. A great number of seamen have been ads Viscount Eardier. and fatal cues occur on board some of the ten th. Mauna inhere. by Thera Mew& noon' exertions are being made to combat the sc our g e Mr. S. Tremenhoem. by the Muse lemeary. **ta ."41.1. n Tease, by Doom Pakten& A flotilla of gun-boats are about to leave Bret =Timm". and return= the 1.4 C:: issdinge. ihr 101111 lime the French fleet in the Baltic. Weser l Mr J. Tyler, Dirty lAwasnest ea by Om Marquis of Since the blockade of the Russian ports by Sabbuy. agnien Teals% bp the MA or Allied fleets, and consequently the sudden lucent. it Captain J. P. B. Webned R.N., A b i ret. Weed. price of a great number of articles in Poland, the iitz mour-ueserst -ImignC. wilu2s ari f t emi ty d rn esom i Ddie d a m b irmere itislasid : troduotion into that country of many ar ticles of cog Oreal ear Lireesert.n. es by amens lam en t tion and clothing has greatly increased. Beads of Niselaga. IlaraOsserel Warm._ by Maser glen, armed and organised, are stationed about the lAnalloat Welesel,lloyal earner, T r Z). b an th a oft es tiers, and these are constantly engaged in night COl NS taker, W. Wain% MA end Q.O. with the Baskin and the Coeneks. The third See will be formed out of the mint dime of Ltneolu, the seat of the bishopric being at Sugiura It will comprise, amongst others, the towns of Nottaglua, &etford, Worksop, Tuziord, Clareborough, Newark, Fut. don, Normanton, Mansfield, and Grimsby. The fourth new See will be formed out of the pine diocese of Exeter, and will comprise the whole etae tom of Cornwall. The seat of the See will be at St. Collie, near Truro, the proceeds of which valuable Nitrite wino made over in perpetuity by the present rector lad pm towards the endowment of the bishopric. JOE MUGGISS ON SABBATH BREAM TO THE EDITOR OP THE DOLT NEWS. SIR,—Two or three weeitx ago I was walla home to Houndsditch from Kensington, about one cetlx on Sunday morning. 1 found Piccadilly almoit blocked with carriages, just beyond the Wellington data, footmen, linkmen, and policemen, running about and atio iog oat names at the top of their voices. "A pretty way of beginning to observe the Sabbri said Ito myself. " I wonder who these Sabbath break' can be." So I stopped and listened. First, I heard t name of one cabinet minister called. Then up &bed splendid barouche ; two footmen opened the door, and got two ladies, covered all over with lace and jewels, a tall thin elderly gentleman with a blue riband and a u on, and away they went. The Bishop of Cowbridge's carriage was the next anti that reverend prelate got in also end away he went. justice to bim I must remark that he bad but one fools behind his carriage. It was considerably past one o'oli before this row was over, and I think, nay I am esn A t amongst the names thus dinned into the ears of all neighbourhood, was that of Lord Hobert Gramm, nobleman who wants to make it illegal fora po a manta shaved after ten o'clock on Sundays. Now few of these servants could have got to bed be three o'clock on Sunday morning ; other men servants a have been kept up at home to open the doors, and hod of wretched ladies' maids must have been waiting toss their mistreats, and put away their clothes. How I should like to know, in the name of Lord Ro Grosvenor, could they have been up and ready to ao divine service on Sunday morning ? And are not such desecrations of the Sabbath on tie of the rich ten times more inexcusable than eta wet Sunday markets, at which the parliament is making n dead set ? If they do not let u alone, we will make a palate(' to these Saturday parties too, and acting u gratuitce boys and calling out their names, whenever they dso the Sabbath morning, in the manner I have deembil theatres and evening routs. They wont like that. I am, &c., JOE M1:000