The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-11 00:00:00

EWS LAVER r ",- • 1 67 , ,•••••• . .-';' -'l/, ‘..- • g Tti • . • • I SSaltti kir EVIINENG, MAY 11, 1865. [STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL] [TWOPENCE ' THE PRINCE OF WALES IN DUBLIN. I MUSIC. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE --e CLIIIIRLDGE. MAT 10. 1) al WI nog Lomax. 01 46112316,T0WN TO NSW YOWL 00 LIVIRPOOL, NEW YORK, an d ji ITZ/224‘1P COWPANT uMead yeas thiM 22220w0ma11_ 01id042121 tram Sanal Masm.l 2 / 2 r Wain Oa raltol Moto FROM ungtoo l n i Nos WRW TO2J4 ANGARO O , IlaMadat Mai I& CITY OF BALTTMORE. Wedneoday. Mai M. CITY OF WASH INOTON, Madsaiday, May 26. 122 am 27 Wedimoda7. sad ivory alter $s latarday. am " palms by the isml Maamois imams may Km= AIL sal 12 Folsom, according to the sooommoloila. "ogeo by talladaf I Moomers, IS gobaraa forward wimp 162Maa a full supply of cooked privtdone. Famolof „.." the t WI& 3L•tel. am' WW2 Odium *Mow o ai m act% htliftolll 11,111LTOf MUM? patbm» Irlalal INMAN. alil ir = ri e Lhorpial so 26. el Ilan. OM T HE PKTROLICIIM COMPANY of WESTERN VIRGINIA. U.S. (Ilietted). To be bsoorporated tinder the mpe,eMs Act, 1883. Capital £200,000, in 00,000 Shares of £lO. lint Issue 10,000 Shares. Al payable on application, and ra on allotment. No call to exceed L'2, or to be made at intervals of len than three esenths. DLUCTORIL John Grove. Req.. Wellington-street, London bridge. I. Broderick Hartwell. Fag., Brunsaick.terrace, Regent's-perk. Frederick Spencer. Req., Liddard'arrharf, Shad Thames. D. Fraser 'sickle, Ihq., Ashley-Owe. Weatmmater. Joseph H. Ttlaton, Esq., ChepsWw-place, Bayswater. John Barton, Lm.. Managing Direrbor In America. Luanne—Bank of London, Threalneedie street, and THE REFORM LEAGUE. MANHOOD SU FFRAOE AND TRH BALLOT. A PUBLIC MUTING of the members and Mends of the Reform League will ba held at Si Martin's Hall, Laawacte. on SATFIIDAY next, May IS ; EDWIN U REALES, Zty e M.A. I Prethlent of the LeagaC, le the chair. T. B. Potter. EMI., M.P.; P. A. 'Taylor, Kat., M.P.. Wilfrid Lawson. Lao , Ihgby Seymour, 6.4., M.P.; Mason Jones. Ban.. and Mews. Coon d Wheeler. hittock, Odgers. UM, Howell, and Lucraft ill, it ly, le expected, be preseut sod address the meeting. Doors open at 7 p.m., chair to he taken at half-past 7. —.a — CRYSTAL PALACE. The annual choral festival of the metropolitan schools was held yesterday at the Crystal Palace, under the direction of Mr. G. W. Martin. The choir ootuisted of 5,000 voices ; the Sea and mooed sopranos-3,500 is lumber—being girls and boys seleoNd from various wheats la Landes milts neighbourhood ; eolithe remeinder of the rear being wade op of adults. The meek performed rot ated of sacred and secular pions—choruses, anthems, DUBLIN, WingsllDAT BvaQc• . . A grand review of troops was held this afternoon in the Phomix-park. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Commander-in-Chief, took command of the forcer, which were reviewed by the Prince of Wales and the Lord Lieutenant, who were accompanied by a numerous suite, and the 1 household of the Viceregal Lodge. The number of bpectstors exceeded that on any such occasion since the one of the Queen's visit in 1849. The Prince was attired in the uniform of the 10th 1 Hussars, and was most warmly received every where throughout the day. The weather was cloudy, and became showery towards the con clusion of the review, but not so as in the least to damp the enthusiasm of the spectators, or inter , fere with the movements of the troops. Teo RECTOZY 07 0 VINOTOII.—Tbe election of a gentleman for presentation to the above preferseat teak don this day in ts Ilematiabooss, the rsosehencellor pe nding. The alsolise being wore Bicepouiast, esasidnrehie {stored was exalted, sad die Senate-heed promoted a mod animated goose darks the bones of polling. Two midi datenzia of Mon who had announced themselde wore as it hit that the aoudad would lie betides these potation ; they were the Kew. C. J. Brass, M.A., of King'.Collage ; sad the Rev. J. it. Tuft, ILA., Malty College. An editing coated was the resale, and the friends of snob addidat• waked their adorned , ; worked, to feet, as osly tholes who enter Into a contest con snore, do w and putting to shame everythieg in the shape of agency. The lied was, however, taken early in dupe by Mr. Leta bleeds, and maintained throughost the de(N Mr. Tering% binds fought an apbill fight, and fought it ' gallantly, though undicasefully. At the ekes the 11110111.1“ were :—For Yr. Beam, 401 ; for Mr. Turd& NIL Mr. Evans, cc the dislaratios of the' poll, reedited the wanes ocegratakiloes el his binds. METROPOLITAN MIIBIO HALL, Edgware mid —Open at 7.3o.—Upwards of 30,000 persons have visited the Hell to wit , iess the brilliant effects of Professor Sit veeter's improved MINNIEHABL The Orme Venom at aim, end e boat of other first-clue artistes. Opera, 111.1LVIATA.— Sienager and Musical Director, J. J. POOLE hartag-crosa -Nam Spencer and Norton, 22. Throgmortaaatr 20a—Geoirge Lawrence, SW., U. Yearbw AUDITORS. _ V OTTERDAM and the fi Ago Netherlands Steamboat Compaurs t.it and favourite MOW SATAVIBIL Captain W. SMITH, will leave Brunswick Pfrr Blackwa. BPLRY SUNDAY at II o'olook, co arrival of l 10.30 am. train from Female . ..lva:est titation.—lfor freight pe ws wig at CHAPLIN'S flavorist Nice, Bagenaelrcus, w" rattu PIPS, GUM% PHILLIPPS and u, akee, LL Cht upside. Mews. Chatteris end Nichols, B. Lowell Price. Esq., Gresham-street. BlClMART—Coartimay Clarke. Esq. Othees-9, Great Winchester-street, Old Broad-street. THE OXFORD.—This magnificent establish men, newly decorated. vemtilated, and lighted. b °WI tar the summer season, with fresh candidates for favour. new ope ratic Selections, &c. The comic portion Is supplied by the beat avainble talent, and every other department c.retully attended to. Doors open at fight o'clock. Admission : Area, ad , Maks and balcony. is.: private bolas, 10s. Id. PROSPECTUS. The large returns upon capital Invested in Petroleum lands In America have Induced the formation of the present Company, that English capitalists may participate in the great advantages to be derived from these lucrative investmeuta The most cc Wye. agirm that the oil resources of West Virginia ere hr 1. , thorn of Pennsylvania the oil being lubri cating and of greater speed& gravity, is more valuable for oom menial and roanufaetaring purposes. The Directors. besting to ruled the fact that It is more desirable to purchase property where oil Is known to exist mat sink their own wells, rather than to parches, land upon which the existing wells may be partially exhausted, have aniseed into a provialostal contract to purchase SIB mew be OW 116.0 11 A atrakt. with Us lams tor llama yaws, at • royalty ad onefifth of the oil, of 640 acres situate In the counties of Wham Putnam. Ritchie, for the sum of E 61,000. The lands thus secured are in the heart of the petro leum district of Western Virginia, are surrounded by oil wells. and all exhibit the beet senses indications. Bubbling oil springs abound on them. They are also wail situated as regards transit. In consequence of the ready sale which is found for the oil at the well's mouth, the Dirsoaces propose to partially adopt the American system of deckning dividends : and therefore, after the walls are mak, they have taken power by the articles of association to divide the profits every three mouths. OR is almost invariably struck In this regl.n at depths varying from 150 to 250 feet. The rock being comparatively easy of etc*. ration, wells are sunk at Isis than halt the cost of the oil wells of ROYAL LITERARY NINA _...-- THE MADRAS IRRIGATION and CANAL CP NOTICZ IS RIRIBY GIVEN. that the TWELFTH ORDI NARY DEXTRAL MILTING of tho Yeareholden of the Madras Intgatioa sad Canal Oompsay will bo bald at the Company's Dueenatrest-place, Southmark-Mid" In the 4) ci al jn loathe, on MONDAY, the 89th day of May Maim* at 1 TheciackfrlMlaltt Tree cantany srfs be closed from the IVA to the 290 instant, both days °chub*. Notice Is hereby also Oven, that the oMoss of this Comp have been removed to, sad now are at the dims abo By order at Um Board of DlmMairs. JOIE?: WESTWOOD, Sr:gems. 8 sad 9, Queeeetreet-pisce, Soetberark-bridge, Loodon, EC..IIy 8.1806. Price TRE PALL- MALL iv errETTE, An Evening Newspaper and Reviser, osegelna, besides at the News of the Day, • large number of original articles on Politica, Wars. lure, (I,..—ce, 14, gsliebury-street, Strand. ONLY A CLOD.—Now ready, at all Libraries, tn S TOIL, " Only a Clol, - the New Novel, by the Author of " Lady Andley's Secret," &c. John Maxwell and Co., 122, Fleet street. NEW NOVEL BY APTHOR 01 LADY AUDLEYS SECRET." Now read Y y, at ail 'A A garlea In vas.. N C L 0 D. John Maxwell and Co., 12t, That.stroat. Just published, Third Edition, celllus Is., post free for 16 stamps, KLN with Ph tratious, DISEASES and THEIR REMEDIES. 8,3 By BUllfilier J. JOILILts, M.D. Coutainint the modern treatment (as adopted at the Hospital Bt. Louis, aria), for the cure of those nnmerous diseases so prevalent in a high state of civilisation, too often consequent oa an impure state of the blood, causing cutaneous eruptions, scorbutic affections, and scrofula : treatment for superficial and deep-seated ulcers : tor pidity of the circulatory system, cautag disooloratlon of the bands, redness, roughness of the skin, disfiguring the face, and Caf an unsightly appearance, In Ilea of a clear. fair. and completion. "This book is, as be has aimed to make It, 'thoroughly useful and practical: "—Medical Times and Gazette, Auguste, 1860. To be had direct from the Author, 28, George-street. Hanover square, London. W. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (astrna's THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of INGLAND (Limited) Authorised capital L4,000,000 Capital antscribed ttaw,eoo Capital aid-up Rearmed Fund ID ,ELIMP Dividend Reserve Fund MIRRORS. The Right Hon. JAMES STUART WORTLEY. Governor. JAMES LEVICK, Eaq, Merchant, Ring's Anns-1 Yorti. I Deputy JAMES NUGENT DANIELL, Esq , Chairman of the iGovernors. Alliance Rank ',UMW'. James Childs, Esq., London. Alexander Dunbar, Faq., Old Broadatreet, London. Charles Ma, EP., Lined'. Adolphe Haim. Eaq. (Mean. Tinto, Hakim Brothers, and Co.), London. The Hon. T Ansoci . C. HaMutton, NT., Chairman of the Canada Aseney ation. Leedom William Harrison. Esq. (Mears. Young, filirrlsOn, and Bevan), Director of the Thames and Mersey insurance Company. Richard Stuart Lane, Eaq. (Mews.Hankey, aud Co.), London. Marine E. Nevrbon, Esq., London. Henry Emmall, Esq., J.P.. anosou-soars. Leaden. Joseph idackriU Smith. Req. (J. Racketll South and Cs.). Old Eroadatreet, London. Idward Warner. Req.. ALP.. London. John Westmoreland, Esq. (Director of the Royal insurance Com- ACWOran Lo V o l:q.. Managing Director. manna The Apa and Masterntan's Bank Jimited , . Messrs. Smith. Payne, and Smiths. The National Beak. London, Dublin. and its Bramistain Ireland. The Alliance Bank ,Limited. Landon, Liverpool, and Man- cheater. Soucrroets Meetle. Neaten. Everts. sad Co.. ncholarlatee, IC. ttocitstaar —Alfred Lowe i Z os. Offioes-17 and A CceulAt. T = m) HE CREDI T FONCLER sod MOBLLIER of cu ,LimioNr. mut OF D ¶TVI WlTfl LIMELVIT TAYABLZ firLITIRLY. The Directors haw decided to ions Debenture Bonds of the (company tor the amounts and bearing lonsrest ea umutir, sta.: lo sums of CO. e.'2o, A3O, 1100, /550, 1300, and 41,000, with Coupons attaabed. For 3 year -- -41 per cent past annum. For 5 year lee 7 years Wired payable qsarterly, six, o the 30th Mirth, 30th June. - - -- — '-e. and Nib December to each year, payable at the 30h September, Cotopaxi y'a Banters. The that payment will be made on the 30th June nest. It will be seen that the Directors, with a view to afford the means of inrestisc smaller amounts to eerurities of this description than u *Mawr ly obtainable, hare deo...ad to issue Debenture Bonds b sum of .10, tn. and L6O, on the same terms as those for lamer amosota Forms Application can be obtained of the Secretary, whom commun.:otiose mat be addressed. By order of the Court. ALM= lOW E, Secretary. Loudon, 17 and 1.8, Conshia, May s, lath T HB CREDIT Forrcrza and MOBILIZE. of ZNOWfD (Lisittedl. RATES FOR MONEY ON DEPOSIT. This Company receives Money an Deposit in sums of LIO end wards on the fo ll owing terms until further notice. viz. : At 14 day's notice For fixed periods of Net less than two months Beyond two and up to four months Beyond four and up to ate months Any period beyond sin months tattoos must be ad Forms can be obtained of the Se rder of creta try. he Court to whom all communi , ALFRED LOWE, Secretary. London, 17 and I& CornhilL 4th May, 1666. THE LIVERPOOL sod LONDON and GLOBE FIRE sod LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Mewl, Dilaatreet. Liverpool ; om, Leedo asd SI, Italia", 7, Conihill rad Cliaraiscrm MAIM Or 1111 001LPABT SCI IMO. Year. Erlre Premium' UR Prolamin painted nada. 054,305 1 1t11,11.7 I A 101,814 r2.2H1 Tt,Tat mon 3e0,150 !WM 1,811,906 Te.,674 111.f46s t latioo JOHN Arcnrs7iiiiideateZietill. 140400 . We claim 2 re Maids 111 thisty days after they are admitted. LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE FIRE end LITZ INSCRANCR COMPANY. floc of duty to U. ed. per cent. Ilse fon and tam.diate benefit of be rednetioe vrIE be OVID to the leaved. OBE ATILINS. laideat Biicreisry, London. THE MARINE DEPARTMENT of th e ACCIDENTAL DEATH INBURAIMI COMPANY la now wodueed at City Bask Chemise's, No. 11, Threadneedlestreet, when the Company II prepared to noelive proposals tor Marta* laturences at the earroot rates. ARTHUR JAMS DUMAS, Underwriter. J. W. ORAM. Boaster,. INDIA OLITFITS.--T HEMMER and GLENNY, a ant door to Somerset.honee. Strand, forward (op ILPPlinst lo2) LISTS of the necessary OUTFITS for every appointment, with = he foj each article. N.B. Three Prize Medals awarded for a Cuhrneve flannel spirts, India gauze waistcoats, and lads Tweed suite. which can only be procured at this establish• mat, let. Strand, London. GENTLEMEN'S DRESS . — No. 106, Strand. HAMILTON sad IL IMPTON, Waite an 'arty rattof the NRW STRING HOODS, which are now ready. c atock of Ovaroosis always on howl for prowat oaa 106, STRAND, OPPOSITI sum NALL. FOR GENTLEMEN : at HYAM and CO.'S, Lave and ST, OITORD-STRIST. NUM end CO. have prvpared an mita* N zwiSTocc _tor the SCIOOO, comprehending every pcmdble &scrip ana or CLOTHING for Gennennm and Jnomilea FOR GENTLEMEN : at HYAM and CO.'S, 66 and 67, OX/PIED-8731.11 11 Overcoat' for Sim, Rain, and Dad l6a. It to 6a Overcoats. silk-lined and fined 26a. to 46a. Rata for Ewan= the Park, and Toorista 4la. to Ka Jacket' to all the Fashionable Styles 2ls. to an. Der Coate In winded mad wool-tlyed cloths . alia to 70a. Sandringham Salads in Venetians and fine dot= Pass to Cullman*, silk., washing drill, mta : 71 4°. to 21, batmen In all =oblong:4e styles eau =atomism I.la. Id. to Ito. QEPARATE and SELECT DEPARTMENTS. RYAN and Co., de and 67, OITOILDB7I I .I II T. 210. 1. Gentlemen's Clothing for immediate wear. t Bespoke or Order Department Boys' and Youths' Distinct Department Hats, Caps, Hosiery, and Outfit Department DiSCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER 1 , : . ' , L a never falling remedy, without any loVedlest, from the wipe of . will be found himisabie to all who ruder from bilious and liver complainta. hid= • & mamma, idddlnem diminees of the eyes. do. for 'Ceti,. !eness. ea a family aperient medierine, and es a miler of ".". *dood. they are truly excellent ; mild In their operation and grateful to the stoinath, they create appetite". promote !ad drengthen the whole nerve= systena.--liold by d r il Lilt den. Mendel. 8, Ring In lid. tlliamat., Clutrinit-mord. and bi lw inedi In ham. le. and ft. ikL Bo rue to ant Dr. mat's a llilloos and Liver Mk. The Rennin ire in• Pain Win yadmee whh " Militant legatwer engraved en the Melon. THE INTIGORATPIE NERVINB ESSENC E The tenet seientilleally prepared sad moat peerertal nitri des cordial ever introduced restores to thear owned oesedition all the eecretione, on the integrity at which perfect beside do =lt a specific for debility of all kinds, and tram tle cow te g, among other Ingredients, peplineand phovedldis of 8064 VP prove highly beneficial to the nervous and tiliddlde nitel, Oa per bottle, or tow quantities in one for lfla doh Mews, dailegarten nid Co., 620, Word-atm* WA. and Anseherehotteet, Lanka M ORTO INSECT° DESTROYS, is as Hoar, aka BUM liaekbeallaa Aota. Nadu la tan. Balldeffh_ ol6 . 6 gllland all lameta. Sold la bona ML. M. ; • : BY Palk upm resalpt at stamp—basso la IL, Ikt LL I d . Moans, td, la. Id. By GABRIEL JOZTAB, Prima Ckaalik elk Haymarket 1836 .. 2861 .. 1866 .. The directors propose to commence operations by sinking Sfteen wells, and mourning that ten only out of the fifteen strike oil, and taking this Company's alterest at the tow average of 16 barrels per day for sack well, the yield will be 150 barrels per day, which at the selling price, on the spot, of 10 dollars per barrel, will be 1,600 dollars: or, dedm.t for exchange one third-1,000 dollen in sterling say E2OO per day, or £4,0 00 per month. it we deduct from this It per cast for labour. weer and tear of machinery, management, etc., it leaves a margin of 5..64,000 per annum, or about 713 ps sent. per minim on £70,000, which Is the amount Intended to be called up at present. That the Directors have not indulged in ermateraled state ments, may be seen by the tact that many wells In the United Stator are now yielding from 600 to 1,600 barrel, of oil per day, and It will be seen by Hillyer's Petroleum Recorder," that there are at present In America MI companies for working petro leum. with a nominal capital of 251.666,000 dollen, aad that many of them are paying dividends of from 4 to .33 per cent. per month upon the capital subscribed. The Directors have secured the services of Mr. John Horton, of Birmingham, as managing Director In America . the experience of Mr. Horton, extending over four years in this and other oil Markle, renders this appointment very valuable to the e l i ttr a2Y. preliminary expenses tacidestal to forming the Company are 'guaranteed to be Gtfrsyed for /MOW. The Company will, from time to time, acquire other land, or leases= they may be advantageously offered to them. Prospectuses and forms of application can be obtained at the bankers, brokers, solicitors, and Offices of the Oompany, where the articles of amoolation can be sees r hould not allotment be made, the deposita will be returned in full. Should r lees num ber of shares be allotted than applied tor, the deposits will be made available towards the payment on allotment, and the balance. if any, returned to the applicant and COMPANY MOORE, McQUZZN, (Limited). Incorporated under the Companies Art, 11351, whereby the liabi lity of each shareholder le limited to the amount of his shares. Capital £150,000, in 15,000 shares of LIO each. Deposit upon application 10a. per share, and El 10a on allot ment. No oW to stored it per share. nor to be made at intervals of less than three months. It is not proposed to call up more than t 5 per share. A guaranteed minimum dividend of 10 per cent. per annum, commenting from the 31st March, 1865, and payable half yearly, Is secured to the matistactlon of the Directors for the lint five years of the compenyb operation& Idincroits. WOlert Beale, Em. ((ramer and Co., limited), 2S, Grosvenor street, W. George Walter ColistsbM, Irc., St. Michners-lsoum, CornhlU, 0001 1 0 Frederick Denny, Nat., Great St. Helen's, LC. 1110, 7 litsve4 [lob MR., IS, Newtons* Grosvenor-square, W. WBWm B. Mcgeeen, Seq. (McQueen, Brothers;, 184. Tottenham court-road, W. fitemort lienljth Windham, Mat., 14, Coonsught-place, Hyde part, W. Massone—Mesas. Hobart Moore and George Peter McQueen. BANKERS. London and County Balk, 21, Hanover-stmare, W., and 21, Lom^smi-street, EC. Mercantile and Exchange Bank, LiverpooL 111101111& Mama Froom Brothers, SD, Change-alley, Conga, EC. Daniel Crosthwalte, Esq., LiverpooL SOLiCl2o2—Clarence HMOOIIII, lort, 2, lsinetiorms-yard. Moor. gate-street, LC. _ Auntrops -Messrs Sandell and Torrlano, Skinner's-place, E.C. 4 BPmLIT (pro tam.)—T. H. Eames, Hen. Odices—St. Michaele-home, Bt. Michael's-alley, CornidH, LC. and 25, Bernersetreet, Orford-sheet,W. Places of lawaDego.-Wft01401141: OS, Bernametreet, Oxfordetreet, W. Retail 10, Fenchurch-dreet, F..C. Exhibition of Fine Arta, Church-street, Liverpool- AtBII.IDOLD PBUSPECTU i . Me Company has been formed to pnrcbage, carry on, and erteed the business of Mews. M oore, Mcgtteen, and Company (founded by E. Ounbart sun Company„ the *ell-known Print, Chromo, and Lithographic Publiehers. The bedew will be taken over by the Company u from the 91st of March, 1616. The accounts made up to this date by Mews. Sandell and Torrlano, show a net profit for the last , three years and nine months trading of upwards of £B,OOO per annum. The late proprietors have guaranteed for a term of eve years a minimum dividend of 10 per cent. per annum have farther consented to a proportionate reduction of the purchase money should the net p , oats not realise LYS per ceuL on the amount of the paid-up capital during that time. Detailed prospectusu and forms of application' for shares may be bed of the Bankers, the Broken, the Secretary at the Orlicae, Si Michaels-house, E.O. ; and on the Company's Pro misee, 26. Bernersatreet. Odord-street, and 10, Tenchurcia• street, EM. The Articles of Association snd lb* samentent with the vendors be inspected at the Solkitor's, and at Si, Bensenutzed, wbma also the Deluca-sheet and catalogues may be sue. and COMPANY MOORE, IeicQUEEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the SHARE LIST of Ude Company will be CLOSED cm TIABDAY next, the 16th Indent. for Town, an 1 WEDNESDAY next, the 17th Indent, for Country APpliClooo2.By order, T. R. EAMES, Secrete* Pro tem- St bitchier@ Home, Comhill, Hey 10, 1816. TC. and J. FIELD ' S LABEL is on all packets en . and boxes of tloslr PEITZ MEDAL PARAFINE CANDLES. SUPPLIED TO HEE AUTISM% GOTLILNYENT. T C. sod J. FIELD'S NEW CANDLE requires r e A s jrz .. t . prib.l4l2Wilasi auodlsoilely sia4 j C. and J. FIELD'S Patent Self-fitting, Hard el • CHAMBER CANDLED, tor claem. sakty Oddc Em. and economy. THEIR WANE 18 ONE VER cANDLL J. C. and J. FIELD, Upper Marsh, Lambeth, maaaahtebarere at lb. celebrated UNITITI daItVICI BOA: iceabfactiarera of tb. New Patent Hart SeWattling Climber Candles: neenatetesere d the Paw Medal Parstlne Candles. AS SUPPLIED Tom= MAJESTY'S GOVEISEININT. CRICKET, ARCHERY, Croquet. end every Artie e need for OUT sod IN-DOOR OARS& mai be ob tained WI, the Bat FRED LILLY WIIITI and WARD'S establishments, orough, Marko, B.S. (the Logan Cricket establish lONA In the world), and 41. Shipatiest. Brighton (pew ill , General Posbedioe). The Seth edition of lillywhltes iiuhle to Cricketers. Is., poebtres Is. 14. WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED TI This query Is worthy consideration by everyone anxious to retain the i n esti mable bleednii—sight ; for oneorrect know l=thas to the proper time for axing Spectacles depend the ty of preserving clear rhino to the end of life. When its b determined a nicety of discern:Mattes mart be used 4 1 1 : 6 :1 1 : l ang lenses of the exact power that will supply the loss.. or Irreparable injury will result. Opticalqueekalike medical quacks, do le Inca do Incalmilabie mischief by their iiperant pretension, as le preyed by the victims of eountry hawkers and unskilled vendors. Surely, it were artier to auk advice from some optician of repute and avoid risk te one's right. The old firm of Th omas Harris and Son (established 1710).01M 0 Wki the 'Mas h Museum-gets, London. having specially attended to the mann • feStere orepeedecles, are competent to advise on all that per tains to the remedying defective vision by the accurate adapta tion of the ) lenses, mathematically true, of the requidte power, sod also b the judicious selection of • spectacle frame (which *likewise impordint) of the form mod beaming the fees THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S VISIT TO ALGERIA. ALGLERS, MAY 9, NOON. . . The Emperor continues hie visits to the public establishments. Hie Majesty bee given numerous audiences, sad is now about to receive a deputa tion of the principal Moorish personages. A ball will be given this evening by the Duchess of Magenta, at which the Emperor will be present. THE ITALIAN SENATE. TURIN, MST 10. The debate was continued today in the Senate upon the financial bills. The Minister of Finance gave some explanations to the house, and the bills were subsequently adopted by 66 against 15 votes. PORTUGAL. LISBON, MAT 10. The Russian flotilla, with the body of the late Czarewitch, has arrived here. TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE. NAT & The expedition to the Taurus has beau aban doned, the chiefs having tendered their submission. An imperial commission will proceed to that dis trict to organise the government. The Greek Patriarch and the Synod propose to excommunicate Prince Couza for hia proceedings relative to the bishops and his confiscation of the church property. The Porte has expressed itt condolence with the American minister upon the assassination of I Mr. Lincoln. INDIA. (By Bffizer OVEStAND TELEGRAPH.) BOMBAY, MAT 5, 3.50 P.N. Dhollerah cotton, 250 r. Exchange on Lon don, 2s. CALCUTTA, MAT 4. Skirtings and twist lower. Exchange on Lon• don, 2s. O'd. QuEeNtfrliwli, MAY 10. —The Inman steamer City of Baltimore, from New York on the 29th ult., arrived here at 2.40 p.m. to-day. She brings the mails, 5.114 dolt. and 1,0001. in specie, and 329 passengers. She landed 50 passenger', and proceeded at 3.10 p.m. SovrectliProli, MAY 10. —The Hamburg and American Company's steamship Germania, from New York on' the 29th ult., passed the Needles at 9.55 p.m. THE NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCHBISHOP OF WICBTIII:4677I.—The name of Dr. Manning, who has been appointed by the Pope to succeed Cardinal Wiseman as Archbishop of Westminster, stood, we are informed, at the head of the list sent to Rome by the bishops of the Roman catholic church in England, when they assembled at Bir mingham, after the cardinal's death. The names then agreed u pon were—let, Dr. Manning ; 2od, Dr. Clifford, Bishop of Clifton ; and 3rd, Dr. Grant, Bishop of Southwark. The clergy of the late cardinal's diocese sent in the tames of -Ist, Dr. Clifford ; 2nd, Dr. Grant ; and 3rd, Dr. Ullathome, Bishop of Birmingham. It is the cus tom of the Roman catholic church, when a metropo litan bishop or archbishop dies, that the mffragen bishops should seed in the names of the three ecclesiastics they con eider most fit to rule over them, and aro that the clergy of the diocese should declare who is the individual they cop eider most fit. It is said that what has decided the Pope in the selection of Dr. Manning is a private letter which the late cardinal wrote to the Holy Father when upon hie death-bed, in which he said that he considered Dr. Manning the most fit man in England to be hie successor. Dr. Manning is not to be created a cardinal ; the " hat" vacant by Cardinal Wirman's death is to ire conferred upon the Ron. and Right Rev. George Talbot, who resides at Rome, and hes for some years been one of the domestic chaplains of the Pope, a brother of Lord Talbot de Malahide, and for many years a beneficed clergyman of the English church. Dr. Manning, not being yet a bishop, will have to be consecrated se well as to receivelthe pellium of an archbiehop. It is supposed that the ceremony will take place at Moorfields Chapel oe Thursday, the 29th of June, the feast of Saints Peter and Paul, Dr. Brown, Roman catholic bishop of Newport and senior Roman catholic bishop is England, being the consecrating bishop. ROYAL CoLutoß OW SURGEONS OP ENGLAND. — The following geotleureo ha • undergone the neer ry examinations for ilte dip were admitted members of the college, at a meeting of the Court of Examiners on the 10th Merit, vie. : Marrs. Richard Frederick Nell, Cardiff ; George Frederick Pritchard, Bightary ; Jobs Barges Welch, Taunton ; and John King, &Mao*, Cornwall, students of King's College. 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In a purely musical point of view, we may remind our l eaden that we have &Inn regarded these immense vocal gatheriap, sow so frequent at the Crystal Palace, with • vary qualified degree of approbation. In the first place the unorerisal multiplication al voice& our be auxin, with ad ventage, only to a limited extent, beyond which no corre sponding increase of effect can be produced. Experience hie shown that five hundred choral voices have more Tsai power than five thoesand, and are capable of per dueling grander effects In • bean span, such • naltitede world only sten end overwhelin the ear ; in a spies so net as the Omni Paleae. the voices are dispersed and last in Assn, in. the same manor ea if the singers were in an open field; while solo vans., even of the mass powerful noes, an so week as to be all but ine dible. So muse has this her -Load to be the ear that, ever airmen first Handal Festival, eight yens ago, ye nned attempts have been made to improve the efionlical properties of the locality, by esedwing the cathertra above and on all sides but the front, and other — ex- pettiest/ ; but it is edurietel that these attempui have been only partially stioreseful. We believe that the utmost amount of real choral pe ham wee has been and Norwich, obtained at the greed Festivals of Birming , where the sumerkal Wing* of die noel end instrumental or chasten once exceeds between three and four hundred per. formers. Bat festivals to school children, such as those given by Mr. Martin sad by the Topic Sol-Fa Amociatioa, are pleasant things to wines, i n dependently of their merits as musical eatertainewats. It is delightful to see so many thousand London children enjoying • eoen try holiday, with all the glee belonging to their age, and laying in • stock of health, animation, and happy memorise. Were we to consider merely the musical effect of Mr. Martin's choruses and part-soup, it would be equally good (or perhaps better) in • moderately sired room in London, with thirty or forty voices and a pianoforte bet when some thousands of nice, clean, happy-looking children are assembled at Sydetharn to sing them, they here • charm quite different from and much greater than any pleasure derived from their mere musical beauty. Under these qualifications we received greet pleasure from our visit to the Crystal Palace yesterday, though the weather was such as to deprive the children of half the enjoyment of their holiday. The music was judiciously chosen, and well arranged by Yr. Martin, for the purples of each a performance ; and they mug in such • way as to show that they have been carefully and well instructed in their respective schools. The simplest things (es we more than once have had occasion to observe) were those that had the greatesteffecksuchas Luther's Hymn, the Veeper Hymn, and the part gong The Sabbath Be1L" The children, as a body, have flee voices ; the girls especially, who in these simple harmonies produced a volume of sound de lightf ally deer and fresh. Altogether it was very pleasing to hear their music; for it showed that they were lousing an art which, even in its simplest forma, is • blearing to mankind, sod will be to them, as long as they live, a sown of pure and olden enjoyment. DRAMA. PRINCE OF WALES'S. A little comic drama, in two acts, called A Pair Pretender., written, we belie►e, by Mr. Biros Simp son, was produced at this house lest sight as a relnie to the bologna. The story, whir& le pitched in the time of James IL, Is rather weak, but it serves to display Rise Wilton's gems and talent as a coquettish lady's mid, end Mr. Joke Clarke's dry humour as a *loos, Latish lover. The serious interest of the drama is hardly worth speaking about, but the way in which the author's week his been put epos the stage deserves the wannest praise. There is nothing shabby or vulgar in the themes, scenery, or acting, and the management is evi dently doing it. blot to deserve moors CRYSTAL Pel.a.CM—ln consequence of the very unfavourable state et the weather many Nicosia& of per m= were prevented from attending the Greet Choral Canoed of the Metropolitan Schools of 5,000 Taal, con ducted by Mr. G. W. Mania. It hes been arranged with the directors of the Crystal Pekoe that the perfos shall be repeated on Wedeeeday week, the 24th M ath Queen's Birthday. Several pieces appropriate to the day will be added to the P SgStffs HALL.—Mn Costa's new Oratorio, Hagman, which suited so much attention and attracted so large an =idiom* at the Birmingham Musical Festival in September last, will be peewit= for the first time in London, by the Sacred Hartnamic Society, at Exeter-hall, tomorrow eveilieg, seder the direction of the composer. Madame Rodendorff, Madame /Minton Dolby, Mr. Sims Been= Mr. Cummings, and Mr. Bentley, will support the parts originally allotted to them at Birmingham. The character of Adah, the young captive maiden, will be sea. aimed by Mho Edmonds, • youthful debutante. RAILWAY BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION.—This insti tutioe, the object of which is to afford relief to destitute widows and orphans of railway servants, as well as to dis abled employes themselves celebrated its seventh anniver sary dicier at Willies Rooins, imam the presidency of the Duke of Deveashire. The guests numbered about 150, in elndieg many whose names occupy • prominent position in the railway world. The chairman, in proposing the toast of the evicting, explained that the purpose of the society wee to mashie railway servants, by areal/ annual payments, to meet misfortunes, to make a provide(' for old age, and to secure assistance for their wives and families in case of death. The experience of • few yes= had proved that any anticipation which might at the outset have been formed that the inelitution might be self-enpporting was =capable of being accom plished, and that being the ease there was no institution which could have stronger claims upon the public, who derived so meek advantage and convenience hum ellway travelling, and it had still greater claims upon times who were connected with railway_ _manage:neat The socially had already a fund of 10,0001 =vested, and it might be ES REPRENTATION OF BURY S. EMU/MS.—HET. considered as , only in its amity, mein tha *cutt of J. A. liardoastle. M.P., has Weed an address soliciting re- 180,000 ne wt= officers and seethe% eeways election. Mr. Iferdoestie Bele Gelterel) I may _elate may tire theemed or than three theamed had Weems membern. that I have rest confidence in the wisdom &ma forewist of Wilkie the Let half-year, was eon doubt that as its &deem . however, 350 law =mbar, MA the present P ri me Minister, mid I oo consider er one dement= boon admitted, and affairs, and still more our foreign relations, are Safer wider tagee booms mom known Its n umbers would rapidly in his management than that of any other statesman who is mass. But it was i m portant that a s the women is the likely to replace him. The continued and inereadog peas- number et members took place there should be a e oleessejoe. peril) of the country in g ood evidence of the skill with kg isomer in the donations of these wbodid not entriliate which public finance is conducted, and the fact that in spite with a view to immediate b e nefit to thorn/isles, and he had of many diplomatic difficulties we arson the best terms with so doubt that when it was known that engine drivers, all other nations, shows that while our foreign affairs are is guards, and porters were now admitted to • share of the the present !mode we may reesonably look for • continuance advantegee o ff ered by the inetitatioe, the aid of the public of peace would be fortbecaning_ with a liberal heed. The toast was REPRESENTATION OF MMES.—The conservatives responded triad by Mr. HUM Oak!. end other tomato having of Lewes have we believe, resolved to ng forward a been given duly bemused, the programme of an agree second cand idate to oppose the 800. Mr. Be ead and Lend able evening was brought to • close. The subscriptioes Pelham at the forthoonsing election. The name of Mr. W. entered into during the evening amounted to close upon E. Baxter, the chairman of Mr. Christies oonsinittea, bee 1,4001. been mentioned ass probable candidate. HAMIIIRSXMI AND CITY RAlLWAY.—Yestarday THE LATE ADMIRAL FirtßoY, F.R.B.—At the a Wherectiffe meeting was bald at the =goes of the cow last meeting of the Nattered Lifeboat Inetitutioe, Earl c h at', No. 27, Bedfordatreet. Strand, Mr. Eyre Rakes, the Perey, M.P., resident et the society, in the chair : the chairman of the board of directors, priding, at which • following moieties, relative to the late Admiral Fitaßoy, unanimous resolution was pared approving the bill for the was %manhole:Lay pared :—" That the committee desire to lease or transfer of the medsrteldeg to the Gm= Wedelns exert= their sincere regret at the death of their distils- sad Metropolitan Cempesies. The =shame expitheed the &shed colleague, Admiral 'Bailey, Y. 8.5., who bed so movisions of the bill, which authorises the raising of cordlly and zealously. co-operated with them in carrying 100,0001. in shares and 33,0001- as loan , for improving the out the important and national object; of the institution in station at Hammersmith • and making • new reed there ; bet the preservation of hfe from shipwreck on the coasts of the the Great Westin will have =exercise the pewees and United Kingdom. That the committee also desire to express to. raise the mosey ea such terms sad a such their unfeigned sympathy and coodolence to Mn. Malt= manner as they may think The li ne will and other members of the late much lamented admirers be transferred under the =Abet* al the bill family on the occesion of their greet bereavement." to the Great Western and Metropolitan jointly, RAILWAY BILLS BEFORE PAR.LIADIENT. YOStiEtbly oPoo • tewoo•ot or guarantee by the. to, toy in the House of Commove in group 8 the Leeds, North the Berothetheeithvjatheterf half-yearly • perpe tual y or hthi re , and D or i s= go o " be avow% and Mr. sad 54 per inst. di The letter will also h e re • rant Hope Solt opposed on behalf of tie North Fasters, and charge their own and all expense kenning IP the bill was thrown out. In the mune group the case el the aka and clocks will be obviated. PrilthkellY the N o m &th em R e li oey B a h na l o r. sa d pt a k er iag arnegeseent taken effect hem the let of Iseesexhist, and B rea th) gas fm.v a ...a. gr oup 21 e eesseethe e g th e int =Mimes rest Cr dividend will be payable is July s h e heyereeei-ae7sywa—Teisesies—tokoey o see I na mat, et the rats of 5 per mot. per seams. The meeting declared pone & p sh e osee o e th e Ab er . also crested to the cisme In one et the Metropolitan bilk yet with and Walsh was not concluded when tbe faro I° the treeefer.) the Greet Welt 'boleti Parer mitt= roes. Th e promoters' cue of the WrOibilll sad Wm' gar thee Perlis= At e. d Miese• tiig was eseciudeek and irksome called teethe eiss- W "WNW 04,11 1 _ 001/9 Wes eke apprised, fee 15 Ce selteme. Nis derbies our OM The ems el the we/ firer the MIO•owor. a•••• 01 1 •101 1. *lwo% to North N or th St a fr or d a bi ra the the Thames, es= the point whose the new andeworth competing scheme*/ the StobeVicZi sad - N le tie hedge is to be befit oeillainklerskioth Ant eater Great Welders (addael powers) was further considered. thee ethekkg egewwwwthe with the thrtlth eethreet. The meoemeitted kill of the Gre Railway was etill LONDON 01011ILLL ONNINVI COSEPANT (INITM0 ) . seder assetemalies is grow 23, w the semattles teem Trak mesipis lent the week waft May 7, u.sea 4m. 44, (From Saunders' Need Ldter.). The ball gives by the Lard Mayor en Tuesday evening at the Yansioe-hense in kenos, el his Royal Highness the Prises of Wales. Ina of a beillime sad seeseestal *tamest. The Belendoesa ;weaseled a mole eminsied end py nt persona 'myth, beat messily renovated sad lifted cep ice the occasion. It was lighted in excellent style, and several 'preexists crystal traseparescies, lit with gee jets, had a very pleasing affect. Opposite the princtral esteems was erected • raised dais ea which were pieced Addy gilt and upholstered chain for the Prince sad Viceregal party. The entire suite of rooms set apart to the purposes of the ball were fitted up and furnished elegantlyasd every means taken to ensure the oomfort and COSTOSIOOOII of the pests. So numerous were they, however, that it wee impossible to avoid crushing at times ; bat, onisideriog that there were between 1,500 and 2,000 persons present, some little inconvenience could hardly be &voided. Owing to the very large number of carriages, and the wiener of the night which rendered it neesseary that the ladies alseeld alight beneath** awning in frost of the Maniou.houss, great delay was created, and in some instances parties were obliged to sit is their carriages for hours before they were enabled to alight. In other respects, however, the ball passed off with the utmost success. At Wi ped eleven o'clock his Royal Highness the Primes of Wales, accompanied by his Excellency the Lord Lieu temant, Lady Wodehoase, and suite strived, mooned by • detachment of the 10th Home" and was received at the entrance by the Lord Mayor and • cumber of the mast distinguished guests. His Royal Highness on alighting was loudly cheered by a large crowd, who thronged the approaches to the Manske-house, sad was worded • similar demonstration of welcome by the guests within, the band playing the National Anthem. The Lord-Lieutenant wee attended by the following , suite :—Lord St. Lawrence, Mr. E. R. Wodehouse (pri vate secretary), Mr. Arkwright (aidade-esmp in waiting), Captain O'Connell, Colonel Musters, Colonel Forster, Hoe. Captain Boyle, Captain Howard, Dr. J. Hughes, Dr. J. Sturm Hughes, Dr. Hatohell, Mr. De CAW (sidede• °imp), Hon. H. Leeson, sad Mr. Lowry Balfour. His Royal Highness was conducted by the Lard Mayor to • seat on the dais, on which the moat distinguished personages then seated themselves, in. eluding the Lord Lieutenant, Lady Wodehouse, the Duke of Cambridge, the Prises of Leiningen, General Sir George Brown, commander of the fors; the Lard Oheacellor, the Duke of Leinster, Lord Powencoort, Lord Thafferin, the Earl of ilowth, the Earl of °canard, Lad Viscount Gough, Mr. Vance, M.P. ; Right Hon. J. Whiteside, ILP. ; Earl and Coaster of Charlemost, the Marquis and Mar chioness of Drogheda, the Marquis and Marchioness of Kildare, &c. Shortly after entering the room his Royal Rieman opened the ball with Lady Wodshouae, the Lord Lieutenant having for vis-a-vis the liarehiosess el Drogheda; the Duke of Cambridge, the Counter cd Charlemont, and the Lord or, May the n Mof Kildare. The Prince appeared to enter into the pro ceedings with spirit, and subsequently danced with the Countess of Charlemont, the Marchiucem of Drogheda, and Miss Whitiaide. As efficient string band was in attendance, Mr. Harry Hardy skilfully wielding the conductor's baton, and Mr. Daly acting as leader. The following programme of music was played : Quadrille, " Mirella" (Goosed); Vales, "Soldaten Lieden ;" Lancers, New; Oslop, " Irish Times ;" Qnsdnile, " Love's Ransom ;" Vase, " Emblems of Love ;" Lemma "Merry Tunes;" Vales, "Chia Arnie ;" (Salop, "A ux Entrees ;" Quadrille, " Denmark r Valle, " Nash ;" Lancers, " Irresistible;" °slop, "Bache lors ;" Velem, " Janet's Choice ;" Quedrille, " Paul Toole;" Valse, " ;" Lancers, Original ; Val" "Guards;" (Salop, "Sensation;" Quadrille, "Faust ;"Valse, "Mabel ;" Quadrille, "Stirrup Cup ;" (Salop, "Billy Pat- Upon." His Royal Highness and the Lord-Lieutenant left shortly after two o'clock, and proceeded directly to the Viceregal Lodge. Dancing was maintaisned with spirit till a late hour in the monies. A very marked (Wind of dissatisfaction has been excited against those who assisted in arranging the movements of the Prince of Wass in his progress from the Park to the Exhibition on Tuesday. No official announcement was made of the route he was to take, and it wee only rumour as. 'ivied • certain line of streets through which his Royal Highness was to pass. Thousands of respectable and in. fluental persons crowded the principal thoroughfare, and waited patiently for hours to see and welcome the heir-apparent to the throne ; numbers had travelled long distancesfor the same purpose ; and when at length the cork;e strived, not one in a hundred could catch even a momen tary view through the closed carriage. Had there been rain, or the immediate fear of it, some moon might have been assigned for • departure from the usual tale observed on such occasions ; and even when the Queen was in mourning, and while the piquancy of grief for the death of the Duchess of Kent wee still nnallevisted by time, her Majesty enabled her subjects here to recognise personally her royal presence. Whoever may have had the ordering of the details of the progress from the Viceregal Lodge must have acted in ignorance of the wishes of the general üblic. The anniversary festival in aid of this institution took place last . eselng et the Are Tavern, Albino*• street, ander the preddency of the Archbishop of Youe, who was sapported by the Mamie of Bart of SWIM, The Bleep et °Wide, the e 11 1 los a. , fortress, M.P., the Dean of Wedmiaalr, Mr. Gorier. XX., Mr. Brown Westhead, M.P., Mr. Bereaferil Hope, Mr. Robert Bell, Mr. George Gilbert ILA., the Astrceoseir Royal (Preform Aire), 737.4411'iviwt=oril- Yambere, Ale:antler MWs, the Rev. Pliunprea, Mendes Wren Merlons. Mr. Matthews, Q.C., Mr. Russell Shirrs, the Dr. Currey, the Rev. Dr. Gary. Mr. John Homy, Mr. Rohl. Cart Ifs. Bentley, Mr. Be tley, Yr. H. G. Bois, Mr.. Bend Payee, Mr. S , Mr. Media, /tr. W. H. Itideng, Mr. Gue Mr. Preamble OuVeY. Mr. e . fieseass, Mr. Locket ha. Doe bower having bra dose to the weal loyal toasts, " The Church, and the Lord Biehop of Carlisle,* wee proposed by the Hon. Fortress, ILP. This tort was received with great respondedtin dmiit faehla war warmly The obsirmas s. to by gave . tli pr = to the Royal Lathery Pond," observing that they were met together that evening for so object which be Se go believed believed to be one of the beet they oinkd y support. Oth of the peculiar ptheeiplaswhir ge versed this sorry was that its operations were °Deducted in secret, and ebb principle was so closely observed, that he could net otheeive there was say charity in this esentry that was sFed with room direrion, or that was likely to do mom Be wished it to be partimalsrly under stood that &sired, above all thins, to gaud himeeit opted the idea of * patathisiag " literature. The tire for adopting snob • 0011Tellwas gone, never to retort. Lite rature, as an aaramete power, was quite • thing of modern date. In thediye - ot Elisabeth Worthen wee quite • dif fered thing to what it was sow. At that time it wr re presented b • few stets, which would shine in any age and in thy bet time was then no gresteconesoswedth or remade° of leases, as there was at the reser period. It was totally out of the question, therefore, to talk of pattonthn • power or function of this kind. The days had goers by when it was a ethemon thingfor a poet to wait °pot a nobleman with a &dilation in the heed, and holding oat the other for the reception cif a guinea. Literature was sow a full parliament, sitting with its hat on, and knowing perfectly well As own privileges and power; and wee to the pen= who dared to eocrrch epos them. It was gratifyfeg to think that literature was now very cheap, and that it reached down tithe lowest &owes, odeenting them es it educated people of serrier ratios. He was moreover happy to be enabled to any that literature tended very much to justice, and he believed that it was pure. The dread of criticism which everybody meth or less lived ondert was not, in his opinion, as unwholesome thing; and as to the univezeally acknowledged power of the rest It was proved, amongst other ways, by the =um in which It freed the pulde from panics and false alarms. Thee could not be s higher station than that of an honest and Independent Merry man. Bat after looking at the bright side of the picture they must turn to the revere, and consider how often it happened that men who exerted their brains to any undue extent lost the power of working, and being arable to lay by money for the support of those whom they loved and &reed to cherish, thou widows and children ford it sacristy to lipped to charity for athst art It was absurd to bilk of imprudence and so forth; the Worry man who worked his brain as he de scribed found it Impassible to therein prudence and forethought At this very moment there were hundreds and hundreds is this great city who were waking their brains to very death, for they sew no means of giving them rest ; and it wen for thole as thew, and for tires who were their se:vivre, that the Lite sury Fund Society exercised its benevolence. The institatier bad already dose and was still doing such a vial amount of good, and the elaborate upon it were deserving of sc* moth parer sysipathy, that h. felt great pleasure and interest in presiding upon thee ocoessos, sod he heart il y commended the toast to the benevoleot feelings of all present. The toast was warmly responded to, and was followed by " The Health of the Chairman," proposed by the Marquis of Clanricarde. Mr. Gosehen thee gave ' The Literature of Great Britain and the Dose of Westminster." The very reverend Dean having acknowledged the oompliessat, Mt Beradord Hope proposed " The Writer on Science an d Art, the Arrowroot - Royal, and Mr. Gabor Scott." The Mot was responded to by , the Astronomer Royal. Profiteer Plumper*. th en gave ' The Health of the Travellers, Dr. Liviegslithe, M. Yambery, and Mr. Michis." This ropo- Mir having been duly eitheaded to some formal tee were drunk, and the entenslamest was brought to • does, the total amount of subscriptioss announced thing May 1,0001. The musical arraugernesta were entrusted to lts. Kialleurk, Madams Schampre, Mies P. Lids, Xt. Rideau' Seymour, and Mr. F. Walton. Mr. Harker was the torte master. METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL ro THE LATE RJOHARD COBDEN Last night a crowded public meeting was held in Sc Pancras Vestry-ball in aid of • fund for erecting • memorial to the late Richard Cobden, on • site granted by the parochial authorities in the open spies at the satnace to Camden-town. The churchwardens presided in the ok. MOM of the clear, the Rev. Canon Ohamposys, who was usable to &Mead, bet who sent • letter heartily improving of the object of the meeting, and expressing regret at his forced abseoce. apologies were re ceived from Kr. T. B. Potter, M.P., and Lord Fermoy, cue of the borough issesbers, who was detained ia Ireland hy the °pan* of the exhibition in Dublin. Mr. Church warden Lawford having briefly opened the prooesdinga, Mr. Charles Green, the rosniary to the Nod, read • number el excuses from distiapiehed ateeinees, who had been invited to attend, sod the immediate business of the *seeing com mented by IJessitsant-Colonal Wilkiesois movies the fol lowing resolution That this meeting, recogoinag the tramosadast abilities of the late Richard Cobden, Fe the %, ILP., in advocating, both in and out of parliameot, great principles of fres trod* which have been adopted by the legislature, and orstributed so largely, both to the wel ls/re of the people and the revenue of the country, resolves that • metropolitan statue be erected to his memory on the site pasted by the vestry of St. Pauses for the purpose." The pliant mover pease& in renew the life of the pop statesman, and expressed his opinion that St. Pancras would deeive ea nook honour from the memorial as the illustrious deemeed. The resolution wee seconded by _Captain CaZOICOO, and supported by . Mr. Peter Charism—Mr. J. A. Hieholsy, as • per f riend of the late Mr. Cobden, was almost inclined to move an amend meet, bosom the movement appeared to take a local M eted of • metropolitan aspect. Bach a memorial should occupy • reader site, like mroas-hill for insmoce, sad he alp:pied to the monerpoliing spirit which would soma to animate fit. Penises. Every parish within the metropolis ores ready to ealise r ib e .—Lieutenant-Colonel Wilkinson said the appeal ocuesimel is the reeolntion was addressed to the whole capital, sad sot • mere division of it. The resolu tion was unanimously adopted. Mr. Harvey Lewis, °sea the borough members, moved that • committee be awaited and • sabacriptioo De raised:to carry out the foregoing reeolutiee, and that all clams be invited to contri buteto it. He was a sincere advocate of economy in the national expenditure, bet ea the eve cd • general eletrtioa he hod so hesitate& in declaring that if the Home of Commons had boss asked to make • provision foe the widow aad family of the late Mr. Cadge the motion should have MI hi he sumo& I —Mr. LT. Panel", 1.8. A., moosidsd the noolntism. which was supported by Mr. M. A. Garvey, who wormed his patifkatioe at lading the memorial approved alike by MO' and toy, ohersimpan and diseesten.—Before the reso lution was put Mr. Cheeks Green snuounced that the sub. seriptions already amounted to upward. of 1501. The reso kites was erected by . seciamaticro, and thanks were voted to the vestry for titer sonoession of the she, which wen to be the Bassi in the north of Loudon, the road = W ore thee 714 fest wide and is the immediate sisiatty of sue ed She lergest 'addle-alma 'aegis is die kiagdam. Masks woe also awardekte the ciburchweisleos for presiding, end the meeting separated. Da Berry's &llama health restoring Bev&lient• Arabia, Paid eons, wfillost isedheto• cd ineoeriel =6.o. 6. oensissine). Csat z ia 99ll9l9 . . Ilderees. Liver. aad Ned does Ift tined tie is dew N. eerie solddly.-11191 sod 09.1%. 94 llagrd.dlesst. tweess. W. 1 r i z e r min ant is. i ; 119.. b. 9d. Ins.. 139. At al groosear by Las of re ;ht