The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-25 00:00:00

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' , 11111BEIZ8 - PaisiiiArloN 18110CIATIOS. LIN Abler lll WI Wafts l.O * Loa Wolk • be UM sec LI am a *lm m er sa I 10, NS , 11kWartg 19 a rsi siseellia dm Armenia rid lei Nibs& tare d es aMisied lb* 111 Lim et JOY rid 1111 Pasisft p p vol= a seri ve, IF WM sad ' r te ro ed red vibes nowansilaiiime ail ettfteld tig Gray mei mirk . W a ryl t. al CUL' % e n MCKAY awl t. laskOsiamii. a IT MAX 0010117NIOATION to 11,1 ootc—tio wrosoosoc. ?cow =Aga WRAY OWIPANY Mort =owed Servot .14essraliAlps, WWI" at Quesibm ar oloorateMs. as Mows : WItIM.III VLItIMOL 111 W TUSK. 41 . Woheiwiay. CUT UP SALTLWIeaIt. Wedoswity, Juke L ICASOL•O4 Wods.t4o. Jam to Mad *my Wairsire. Sib mow yu.am n pow" •...+r/ le the IspabOr. remora Proleves C i6 = l :ll% i g21 1 1111•Ase WNW MIMS 88 ailow.i.oesse Sanws—Pte Was. parliiiislus !NV* WI IS MA,. U="l4viegsp4 as Is a • T se and . 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""Our" Sol GY sal MI, . hoc tio sot: wiped, Two of tie (?tous . 4.1 Os Wise se. 15. 11. arra= =fivelSide irh = GS: xv • ki d = b a re l e7 lbee of ebe e tlTidbmed amidst of Me nolropoile toads. all be itireir sk =TM us sesu.rc VIM' AT. PANORAA IRON WORK 01101 PANT GILD ST. NUICIAIIMA D. 111. W, him{ ree Meet Nipmenk ark Varlets Paw. aidriller Vs/ 4=aili. gt . a da. ILLVEIMAXBD CATALOKON fl rLONDON OARPN2' WARZHOIIBI. im Nod MWfl WOO se Implellom of Orli Galinghll CAIIPITSSO. the IraMs WWI, to Or raft. swam Dims's& Papa. Cbilits, Easswillasbars tar ini style of —SIMI 4. ell era 01. l'ishoresept•fgall, W. kIAsOHAIRB, 0017011211, id NUL eiIIWN 11/10111111111 Imo Now d She Imre essplete eel klieg bows. Peek via • wort mall spasm kr Waindlis illoind he bins or 4 =poet aillierry, w Iwo& Oda. ins. IDA RLOW% SELF-ACTING MAT 809.1111 wawa • large iota' of meet wish • mere Widget tar OWL The retie( is inseam . the matY bewelitelly reeseed is every pert and all W gravy end aetrillege prepwtlee retained. Peke t N 8. Thaw surprising aide re predated by stew Ille weeestrallea el beet. 192 ARLO W'S POTATO 8T AY=R ; an id 01.11.1 .11.1 MN method at mainthr beargiee eigelffilde la plebs Prete ea, ra. la ARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER warmed c l aw tee to ed three. Per e u kit le ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No maw, te sediment dielarbed a tilting. Will repay his bales wet is a wonth. Price la and upwards. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SIPHON TAP. No veld peg required; as mere Ist beer et war wise. Price ea ed. Mei Amon phew& ilezS e direct le MIMI pelestee, la King Win laf.Yeei. Meaeleadiewe nee thee he new sad &Wrens la on every : ells ere telteloge. Eagrarines grata lealliehed TAVEISI boo loam k WIWI( CAN DUI, li. sd. a . mewl la Rai Britlik as; la 1 . 00 . 41 . 111 Wei. la Ili :paliaeaaa la Ad.; ammo INK ti'baleale mia. la IL: paleatiparva. 14.1 d. : Md. LW, awl IleJ. . ler Palma% lamps Maap t It NIL 7• 11. 67b0 1 7 ., sa.V. mar; IS lama MaimL . Wimmown la 411 .: mak ismart 11.1—ter mob. al M. P. DIM Z 40,0 1 @WaIIa:UMW vankmasala 06 Illeallaftrish lambs. W.C. P•TENT PERFUME se_ 1116. M. Omar. and Portable Apparatus Dr. WON! and Ile. Hama parilyi n for diffusing; Use et Swan Is Me c hem , ng ••• aft • Ohms NA it nem Volum 111. I & ird fK Cueskill. &wawa ANIP'S P•ILING 2IL MITI NUM gel LIVER PUillj irt= 1111111•1 Illegeseletlegwitak, bra dr IS be bug letubtalie le ell alba war 61=ge nie ce linbleblett balk= mom 01/1111111. dbideases el dm dm hmaim* eperine eed ea a war et Ike taw get truly eatillealk • Sete epecettee gal iv Ye ekeemb. emote swat. penile sell sereastbie gum Waft gebtft—lleld bg • Laetbect. and r lel • law la lb& art N. Da egee temblleg . la= 111 16 y i lc Ml gmbee we aims pest package. tel• Lamarck 11. Jimisaireel." aranna ea •• limn& rMOTHERS sad NIMBI& —Kn. JOHN em AMAMI:A:II /1111.171111 NO 111( au —Tb.• aglcatiose pow: be. hen la georel re Ma agerard. of thirty pun. sad MIO emearest Mares Irian wagerlag tree Coma a". miliaLtres pieta Deatltlea. As saga as the 11=7 WWI Orla debt win be 'SUMBA. tb. gum we —yes redeced. It le es Isaanat a. senator. Melltegese the Mai ebb ease : sad glmarat. Oat lic• Wale be let is gam be sobbed with It. haste yea a W M/0111111ON'S allbilCAN lOge, 1g IT IT vir awl be soda Set Oa ammo el 1412CLAT paripsipp.papeeb Lain Me when lbe. Jeer ", kebi Or mega re es tbe Amp odd be isa WO& Bohm ea pa bona lIIL 110011'8 18811101 el Lila ••• meissemosesw ake dmifteed soullisiiims her mei Paws lapardbii. ollselle aro pormairat. 1 1 1 1•11111•16. .-6111 or" wall ha hishotas" se Mat 1. kir als.. art me - orsheir =as Mate nahlosse est is.—hole spoil la . ah. awed. Lab& at IliNkimoro IIaL DBUCHAN'S DOWEIMC WIDICINIS, 'Llomme Ow wan/ lor . Oa wan at me/ alma Tam S cIN oixralui .kgen W. Sfi g Wen" www bilk /re . la lit ad W. t i rATT " M isd IIoODATILD VIIOIITAMA t 1 WI kr fh alawkaad pwlMas lbs liaok W 1k1.,!.. /L i aL r ild 1k COWLIT/10 - Vl/1111.5 IlllaNCE. we !My lan awwww sad alwoular lowa a/ wow= Fmk alwele awl rad paw mob. am al Oa as/ r dliswas al Ow mss % wanass iiillll/ awl ell Wm& adlllas lad Wwwwly. wow WWI bit aw &L. Uw. Wkw W 111 al. al aplidliell adalas bus wa AN jette . we WNW ter lailasle: das IMMO. ta al i t w.. ows awlwaseValw= a i=pl al pwidise war. To lia liad at ell obwrola. Whiarle_ weft : Saadi/. 111. _Fwv/Oillb• Oen . as. IL Fraftilmil; J. wriser. 114 . 41 44•410„, : .a. ashot4ess . billsr 401,/1 1 / 9 • Err idiur t dossi llang . Lawlaw/dolga i AMU.% 76 . Pali. s. straw& lomallvw SRA MCRAE= parmaza—Josurs GLOW US ow amellerill renswiwandoll ito • ptomain swims kr awaidona—The Mowing Seelleemelek MIN sank um be sibisol le prom Os* . taw nob Ow sin ki tong slls M aimUm myY !Wag!~ a. Ws eas v &WW*WiI 110 say okinews. IWY swop orr WNW Immo MININIII—Tem M.J. W. , J. P. as ai R= =a u _ Yli ll e —Car ae r g. 4 ik SIN i jus rlassillik nib. book IL dub bus W /GIL it IL A PAIML 1100101.--ORAND MUBICAL Li MITIBTAINIIINT. "rftlMssW.J.4 v „... 4.„. mostair. shrift riOn. iliu M m .Ow Comm% loyal ItMis Ppm', sad the Illomishold *sew Osedtesaid -by klass. irMts, Omnistigleaw /1.111 DAMN, IA (AMYL Maid+. la • THE RAINBOW TAVIIRB, IS. I.l•44strest, 11l Omar =le Clossosty-bes, NOW AND ON lIIIKDAT3 M S p a. Lunehowss. Is. ; Mace Iron the Joint. 22. STEVENS sod SON, wine and Spirit wreiten s yrbovismodmit mama- - MaM5 arll UMW 1141111 am i litzg : els*, arileala Irk 171 per ; Sas per mellirr4 Bum old Amain. as. M. Se ; Amiss ad Wet HS Pie Pam , . 11 01 110 Oist 115. 44. SOL l um erks asik Isa's cards; Us. So 1 / 4 . L a.• Its 41. bar par Aim Drastly, pal• or Lharlini ell idafte-00•11 ilsbussed saw ' X4l'X a M a t i l l i Il e g =i4 l6 MI de ii=e. aialme. MarWMi lOW ek . fie Wane, aim= dollb Sridesilook is• Art . ems at . w i r iese i lt hoe ourriV=lse. Alb It _ _ IMO oft66 - Wpo. tee oili of vilesbooo. IBM la MY lowispo. throo oats of 011006866. Olio al mu as ig. bootot nal i60111=666 Va nua& Ear. lioNow. kw trio 6 if=i s oto . eirilli ow wed oa, Wasilkalol. liwows4Www. W. Oo Yeaday. Maj f 1 item • ST. J A K t 13'8 1I 41... G 11 E I . 14 E. _ Corm, ke 'VICK: t. The PnaitoWee. 11. time at Imam By Thom' Seed: " Nediteee ngtn e." Whom 7•11111 ed : • Sail, in Three The PIA& Q 'By the Author of "Pad Pierel" 4. lad om et Ihalowspiar• By J. 0. Bathe*. P.A.& .4 time mad Able, mt Mimi la Brew By . Mrs. liferrilleld. 11, A flew WeefirabdA MMo boohoo. By Proliieer Anstalt Can Wrong be AB ak. dm A. C. Hall. Privileges of Via kw. y Robert Bali A OM a BS4 IA The UMW of IN'l. M. aBMA . ihm Lad Bald. ATM. Part nr. im te y estriaas.A 11 WY William Wo geu odville. Ballad. By Mary Redd 14. flew Deism la Boma. By Whoopee Wasohy. ft Mb Lembo of Identa. • It kid& 11. ♦ A be WIZ gth e atmeehold. By the Author of a W. Bed mmit Ott, ANIFIVOII4IIIOW. ever* ai mOnai 11101.1. RY- 1 egEgatairear Z itmat u rs: 2 , stma WIZ Ward ; L 4-41al ratlester , 711031 LAN inizrriVAtilitt vAwn a GOI.D.—WATIORIBTON and 11101111111. kr 11414114rmau d Ihe Pee/14 eel tisk =5 . 2%/211 4 ff i # 4 1:12 led . r e s sima S 4 114 14:: resa: 6 4= l i'Lls ' inerews " moms ms. owe. .oft% libusesity" a A u 11 undo Om le lleualle. s a II mob .. 14 pull 16 614 IT 001111.. 1 0 r • Illarele.. 1 II si par UMW 111,14114.. 1 U el T mei, .. 1 • 0 •444.5.. 1 . 1• IS awl& 111 1 •Ileuele.. I 1 16 ..r.•. IMO 1•. w•.. •1 111 111 iamb .. 511 S eleediedl 1 0 bee viemsis. 1 1 11 •444414.. 514 11 15 eines . 1 U 4 Usselle. 1 11 111 11 mole .. 110 71 011111140.. sle v. u 1* i tws— • 7 1 ....M._ . I 1 I be 115 es 1 ewer.. 0 S el leboefulley. 1111 Cleueugmssl W. 45. Leas. Artyvirep d Olello sot eserdkim kw ts. ark LA I "modues a 111 li Ile ~xi. erg es emeerdsbeal ow Vellsek. H•111ILTODi aad KIMPTON. Tailors, 10 6 Ilsmad.—Sonlinma .b. main good and FAIRION AILS DADS en depend as the beat materials and latest atylst. A Ulna at Illosidne, Lounging. and Groat Costa always on hand =An T ataof OvaressaA lo On had only at 10d, MR. (ALFRED WEBB MILES) SEW nom LIFOOLA Is saw sspleleW resas Uses Trams sows sesinisgsg Wbseseslysidruslas.llloolL4MlSlT ISNOV SWAM ttnJ As asS essessasil M yy porrals Issliatiss sail alm- Ms ssoks. MITABLIMMIIik YIENICOLIT. ISSt. "T I DARBY," M LA tP& olabla 00/2. to tro eon with or utdowalt as. tear. and wIN era Awry of be Waged by Ur drat. sad ovary Esota o•Tarlibi bpalsa sad CAolllll3. nt. tb, sr 'labors to the Bay" and by arLator_a_aa__ Omer et Illierlas a 11 ..-r•- a agur • rjorearrer imremisiddrall : sad Ter riamadsormand Illaske-naL. buddisel rmd frornrimbre. G v If a—To aPOlLTl3ll2s.—Tho_____kroomit edam Wert holt -416 be wain Lows. 11. IlltetalMe Gebisb-crams Hotellhrwagb Ms stook 11100 D BUNCH sad II UZILIRLOLDING GUN% 611101.1 bad DOVIILLLUIMLID AIMS at win art sat deberlpsies. mho XVIOLVIILS. by all lbs beet Laudon Minn: with every tarerlptio• et wisalliss, Mani& 11. W.C.—N. Z. V. Ira Saks NBA*/ a.abe.6A SP ON. bit by HARRIS Stiti SON. sill MOO Uss Oa& leftre oast.. In =NIL Slsi. with with It=ft is JAL add iund irsawks NorOlaimes milli, at sculls b. view lisern tc = 11. St =trek THOS. 11i1111 sad SON is Ohs Royal mirk* the Milli KIININIS Ark Laitira Osaatins.—Ne• srsles.L ipoß the RACES. —The OCCHIOMBRA, or TIANITAIIANT VENTILATING NYE BRADIL excludes vial awl do& mad anedines thellßht, keeping the eye perfectly ad; II am be yen treer spectssies, and Is easily retsure,tl *hen _real PeEnaise, J. CALCIE. Agents—Webs and 11. a, IC ; 811110isolar. f, & sad It Graftonatreet East also at Deveris ; er elees& Davis, near In e the Paddock . — Price ewe, ea by peeirvoe, SOUND sad WHITE MTH see iodispeassble la gusead atareethaa. aM Se beallb sad kaprvlty by the smeitaibia 4 food. NOWLAIILW ODONTO. et PM, • Mlle empesed re el 'Ma sad eharehd ed the w Metal barb the el e ui It xtirpates met all sseanso se the MY. sad mane a pearl Übe Phno m' he the amellsel what ; ems* the farther proved of Mu el Ohs erl Wane • healthy action of the gems. The breath alter the salubrious anti dieleferting dies 4 lie OdM.. Mit • pertly sad Ingram* truly pUetil te Its . Mee b. ft per box. (hullo& —TM word, Odealle." die.. en us the label, sad A. Imbed and Owe, >K Iblamgardse," oe the gourmand dem SW br 11144, ass is Ameba sod postman. • wrzavins: wuavri nnuams, Nerw Ikricoliirik Isigu smrest etter. ie suereader Jam 4 and Jely irwy. it I!, at Oak, Iteliands %MI Walleq e4=ds. mil Oise. Sowbelly, et owl.. Him TAM ELAMI y mereamaft /sae 1 at , Btratt ` t st 1. ii e l ms, , . Owl. ? AMOMIIM. Olimplis. mod weer wieinalmemile, Joel 4121! 4 . 34 M Meet. SeL isif = 64. : rilre Maregleld. annum liflMum Tames. Esalnabiastnast, City. aim- Mimic Jam 4 se N. mad July 3 m 11 1, as bmallialM. Meat inaliall 601. OMAN& tad Jewry ; of amis., lamataid. Be, etrest. Jame OaOK sed Impae amiutioir Gamow , " lirk.lshes. City. Mae sad mutt msishaata, Jana 6 at 2i, and in J us t e l . M 12. at IlieMmemlelleank ~ MIL Marisa sae Co., Wrmaa ' .a. l 3 =6 l4Bl A ll.. l= l"P r ia ben. 14ELL, Atislaido.pirei, larkerbdiesk agm = 4. ll4lllloo. MIK 4 al La, awl as U. st Isla. 7=2,Zuesboila. Je ns. swot Ourniil : if. uslt a ltrade, ilif si.aul . . Menet. Jam 6 WWy e, ab 2, at 11. A •MMoit sad Pk meMalme, Mama, sad Jewell sad 6r/. Hai. ' Tell et S. Words. Iluir-strest ,:t awn, madmob.. sifts isr : mato 11 sad My 4, A 14 414 Brooks owl tin.. Mascho•- lier : cf. ea* , IMMO, IliAuc. AEA 11 1113 d Jul/ & 4$ k ie st _ tem" ilielo., &sad, •Ort a i o n bwar etreet, and Os.. Memelleldr_ 1 ea NM& •PMA, JOIE amieuer. gm. haesser. s t isr.d. asbiko Maas, Tort = Nam a=d:r. 4 1111, 54 12, at Maitaisater Ids. arA Maselasist; .st. Squirm likasessier. Aurzusut TESlitioatra. Pakirest. elsiorikalle. Seaweed victualler. Jeme e sad Mat 11. at LitsiMild. Ilreecastlellader Lynn. I Ve= Wks= atimmaltasa . adl. awes, Ilibliame, 111110.41 Ma. j° v.m.fte ial Wu r sat ratTif, T alt. B : l..T =2 . olel 2l" a da tt I I M umm y : off i alg .i tamm 116"m itterM agli" alit 1116.214 1 OMOVA WILLIAM CAVIL li=b4olllliftl/istidadllll6 sa 11, at el Ida, Mews. We i id vai ! hg r a silliabsen : . er al en, Net as RA NicattncY AN:64IM. May 21, WILL/All Cams mil Joan MIME MA" Oldham sad Bladder. Lancashire. salmi gnome, 1 1143OLVL.NT PIITMONIII3, AT POWOOALITUrt. MAORI CEA/ COMMIMMO4III LAW. • "De 7. 7. 8 °en. ; H =l=l "t a t. HSMP"."I46 - 1 1 , l ii . a4 tra t il. , i r e. to i r r eili on' . m , a loe D . dwym er anitattelds, cabinet imaker—J. D. lial restemaread. zals4ten wk. hoeier—O. J. Wale, KAMM I MI& 9, Deariela, AlhelMraae. FliamMeril, oupsabir —Zona Bank*. Mama Kant, plentlaerirl 7 4l:: 1 = l3lll oalerealead, saimair to a silk mercer—W. H. Cheltsceirk asmi/mgairalleroad, baker—H. lambert, Nidies-territor, Menem WeirMati, beer shop keeper. OMAR Mt emimisnerna imams. Jane 5. A. Momell, Lothian-road, Cansimireell, commercial Iramlier. _ .. . On Joe I, ts ene volume, pales >a K ernanesolol boards, Irlth Twenty4ve dielperlsorsil liperratia D•signe by PHIL awl above Ow MINIM eats forming the wet novel mad aurada GBlxx'i ealleettos ever IOW& GOBLINS. Geers• Vickers Angel mud, mama OONFESSUMS of a HORSE COPER, V by amaiaaaa : tre nog cedar lensiatises p liorswisalbes. *my weft " aa NM dedge Is MIL Priam el. Op Vita piamart. Jaw 7. W. Haynes, Abele=ll.yard, City, merehani—H. Shaw, Ilighoireet, Poplar, dealer In poultry—R. C. Coulson, Gouhien harms. Is bookseller's assistant—J. Reed, Burnestreet, divider la tat—T. Yul liasoorti-road, Hammer .managed the Spring Vale Bleaching Works, Hammer. NV& flab . fa M. bands: fa Ili *A op, TWIG= ROUND the CLOCK. By Gisomis 11 AP11•11119 Nur. W. Kant awl Oa. Om frogrlekey. Palantadaraaw. lane a. J. Hooper. Berwicksareet, Soho, carpenter—J. P. Mr" Issualsborn-place. Brlxton.roaft, journeythen 'lumber —II. Y. T. Phillips. North Ockend..n, Eases, clerk la holy ov i l z ers --Jane Lensing Heath. Arbour-square. Commercial-road widow-11 . Bronelsy, Stiney.place, Cooloservlal.rool Feet, oil eaboarmaa DECLULATIONS or DIVIDEND& • WILL UM Hanannt—further dividend of ediL, /1/4, dad NEF subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, U °sown Vikanusson and lows OunNM. Wiglnk* iMt broken—ilnd dividend of 44, June 1$ and NAY MOW" Tuesday, at Fraser's, Manches ter . Gowns koentsos, Lincoln, hotetkeeper—Lt dividend sit May M, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Carrick's, BUll. 01 V !DIN LIO. - • - - - • - - - _ JUDO 14. 8.1. Sevenster, )4;l4 l l;eiZeity. merchant—June 24. J. Burfoed and J. Thompson. Bliston, 84alfordahlre. irosmastirs --Jamb 19. J. l'arra r, Bury, Lancashire, grocer. CititITFICATXII to be granted, engem cause be shown to Ste eiredrary on or began the day d meeting. Jane 16 B. Scott and W. T. Montt, Boutbumpton, talon— Jane Ig. W. Barrett, IX Marynt.lllll. City, licensed victualler— Zune 18. J. Jackson, Brighton. hatter—June 21. J. Cobb. Great Vermouth, Norfolk, currier—June 21. X J. Kleiman, Newinidt- Greek Gdordatreet, picture dealer —Jane 11. N. 1111 en end X Etimbrethsen, Great Tow erstreet, City, and Ruseell.street, ltotherkithe, ship ekandlers—June lg. W. Puny. Brecon, ear pcnter—June 19. T. Savage, liaccleedeld. Ch shire, smallware dealer—June 24. Z. Barnsley, Rowley Reds. inalionlshire, gas tube manntacteree—June 19. A. Berton, gheigeM, grocer —June 15 D. Green, Shergekl, Joiner—Jane 16. J. Wagstaff, Altreton, Derbyshire, draper—June It. J. Manley. Unrpoo4. baker— June 14. W. Seritarnk Liverpool, car proprietorune 14. G. G. Y'Kay, Liverpool, ship store deakr. PAItTNIESHIPS DISSOLVED. J. gusty,lett. J. Beck. and T. C. Hodder. Deptford. wharfingers —John Knowles and James Knowles, Boltonde-Mours, Lanca shire. corn nierehants—W. Rigby. W. Lyeett. and J. Shaw, Audis), glaiordahlre, coal madam, so far as regards W. Lyoett —V I. K. Walker and H. B. Howltt, Bolt amdimsams— John Thai lisawbouse, Jams. Firth fit , W. F. Mow- Imam sad C. F. Noorhouse, Jackson Bridge, near flohnOrth, aablinesso -Jobs Firth, IL Firth. Joseph Firth, W. Smith, h r Smlns, Mudd raßeld, cotton warp makers—J. W. Whit* sail. W s. Suttee. Macclesfield, silk dyers—C. K. Crouch and J. HedinekLisyetreat, City, custom house agents—J. Darken, ism., and Misa, Norwich, pianoforte Bmtherton mod It. De l eon , Maa&.aser, manufactturers—W. P. Betties and J. F. Dollar, Birmingham, drapers—J. M. Bogue and W. C. Ntrodle, Colman°, Ceylon. merchants—J. Cowley, T. Lambert. W F. W. Lasibrrt, Walsall, Staffordshire, Iron tube makers— IL Briggs and J. Pearson, Newcaatie.uuder.Lyne. mercers—J. Bradshaw and T. Tubini, Mellor, near Stockport. eettonspinnen —Martha Pratt 1174 Mita Starr, Psrk.street. Idington, dress makers—?,. Haat, H. D. Priehlti, J. Johnson, T. Johnson. and D. Yehrman, Runcorn Gap. and LI varpool, roan matters—l. Statham and C Boyce, Shardlow, Derbyshire, maltsters—G. Jordan and B. M. Morris, Liverpool. paint manufacturers—H. Thornton and P. Blgby, Bolton-le-Boom Lancashire, joinersr. IR llMenlo. Como. of dr totiform prim of to took INDISPENSABLE HANDY BOOKS, popularly 4 as Pemettesl Ouldos ea oil subjects of euelversal Mersa sod Tootelmoo. Dmitri hated by the hest author& lIMUNS BOTANY ; 11. YKlLtili and YILMISk2I: bow ready. Looks t Ward and Luck 1^ fle•toltreet MY Mg, immelsOela es* eth. pethe etheasethal boards. pz•IRIN FLOWER. sr e ADM& TIM welt • eathemen Omn la deep Amides Werth* _7 et the theethrlth Woe.l lodise the mil Mthethare With have resulted ken the peel* pin et We met popeler writhe. Weed arl Lek 14164111111 l SCOTCH StfaITLITZATIONS ildinburgh, portrait painter, May 31, at lamella and Lim's Rooms, fAtaliargh. AI'HIIALD LESLIE. Hllleekhead. Rothe'', farmer, May 31, at the Gordis Arm &eat /Va. I:aetatt, ntnttLybater. Calthnoesahlre, herring net =nubs- Wet, May Id, ain. Caledoedem Hotel, Mick. Dt. CORMS OW NIEYOOII 01311 MAL DEBILITY, De. /ell W. tree Ur Maier elarape, A....1111D OAL Yan th• USECA &Da tams et PIIIMATIME =LINZ bi MAN, with pada ter gergest reelemellee N Mlle ad. efiesr, Use melt et gresis4ot geser sosesegel = to so the treatment ot these pew*" emweees end vadat teed embigurr osl it Ws. !EMI L. Iltnettg. le. Itabiter. Worm ansottaises it is t. •le t. tidos indigo= wawa, ern* no member of IN 'bus the Beet see be Tessa seetel— ',bath= pima bit lie et a gores*. presepaar, er clergyreaa.^ ROYAL HOIIII47I7I.TITRAL SOCIrrY.—An ordinate/ general meeti of this sodsty far the election of Meng was held yes y, in the mooed room, M the New Gerdes. South Keosisithe Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Wit chaster Vice-hvaint, is the chair, when 212 candidates were taotted for and duly elected • amongst whom were the Lord Bishop of Loudon sod Mrs Tait, Earl of Orkney, Counties el Stradbroke Viscometers Doomed*. Lord Clif den Lard Drifter Cord ff. Gordon Lennox, M.P., Lady &phis Des Vasa . Wady Mary Craven, Right Hon. Sir E Ryan, )brines de Cetus, Baron de Bliss. Baran Dialectal*, the Deno of St. Paul's, Admiral Duneambe, the Hoc. Miss hst_oollos4 pine ea el. w yen fa int 1 Eden, and Sir John Robinson. The Right Rev. Chairman §Kng MAIM= sa d mile 'gammas . a. stated that at the last seismal meeting (whir& wee held on Seam g. gengan„ KA. ga mi g o sk i i5,,,,,.1 00 .4 lest Tuesday week) 132 fellows had been elected, and at the I%oMiene. Wilabasek Member o r Ike hod usage a a w; prevents meeting ia April 78 ; he also rusameced that the E: l422l =v A ll i t srd " DIN."8 114 1 = 1 : 4" P 6" tg Fertlantisixt, for i teti i ns ec t i° :t * t r wo fe o i roc s k, woa wal k i 4 w he o t ul d d 0 b: mam a Imam" elf at as fit Imola. the la y st prior to the opening of the New Gardens on the Ifedelfst ihe ewe of Sae dhow se puei iln a high state bik ,„„,.i.,_ Of eilemaase. serimpent es is ore of the Neel. ems . ...'"--= inigentnnaane semen* as,4 piralia, , t 1 aHi rullteXABll Or Anus IN CANADA. FOR Till IMMO fee imp Mewl aka" Ita I Mrtrew frfalla.—After all that has been mid about the IlMi aims is nitf4,ll6 stmegrene inestrations, Wee fla Id. : purchase alarms, is Mantras], for the American belligerents, 1 rt. 11 .dka 4011111=a. by smt 14 sumps sealed, WWII 1.11 , 1111:)1011; treaties an ifissi, MK as' 1 i the fact is very few bore been obtained. With the creep. lain of about six hundred light sue. of German thaoufic* Near. 'howl Iti gHimi w germ. 4,94,4aq mi o s dh, i , tore, hardly any small arms wine obtained in Montreal. Mpestiosia by el webewe's law ; chikaajd These were found unsuitable, if not useefe, and were de nse tinalwral lniM•Pflf inmilmiensiasiestl not dined by the agent of the American government. in oue dieser wet dtweeelemewter Wel weeeler estaltlea store, at Montreal, thirty-fire English muskets , with le perretwasighideit tedfatielle.lheameee or.witel bayonets, were obtained. But so small was the stock there, =:ds ion so n f m , s t , b.. a m Es s e 1 i , ii.....i. a. i that so more than two hundred can have been purchased. ma man gum so beim i s , 5b ,,,,,,,...4 1 ,, , Those oblaised were, we believe, chiefly, if not entirely, for gliellh leelesie. W. i the Ohio • Velunteen, on whose account an agent was sent Rai me "Dellut MOW. forward.—Terrosto Leerier. CArnIOU lad J. 1114i4 Wirwiek.huss. . . . .. .. CRYSTAL PALAOZ. . Tb. "Opera Ccmaarts" ,given, eh swoop it tha , Pa/eas of Sydow** differ. canaderabli LIM the Inlibll eatertelseepais wideb. Under the raw inle. Wr.litale._ _ , thaw reel peas mop. Thom commie Were Ming Pr rid ea by sh. um.. of the floral IWWIt Olin% the per formers. read and inetrueamitakwasa an swab= 0 1 . ..11t estaldiehrossi, and the lauds war malwed Ow seerlYoo) passe Waded from the rdpertoirs if the theatre. Tha pro mpt meanie are mowed by the directors of the 01744 Naas Oompany thessielves. The psi:formers inclode the greatest stets not only oL potent-garden but of ga; lietwAr's Theatre, topthar with other witioent Pedortases, roh maneeked with either; sad eashaveOmerioallpat Orphid !rebre bead, with their ago doff, ll,r. Means. lity , wham the MN.* aiwdirested. Ali tosji is that lawns raiteirts haws more teatimes *ad Tads* this lb. " 0 11 1 1. 00 k emit" et Neater yews. Me pared of yesterday Bhp (Wirth of the amigad wes bee brilliant and suomeduL. Oe each a: height meNalliny la% after the myopia weather we hips bees saldralfitilf inaampion to flydenhanywjaha matillatheraibth4 snide beautiful grounds, was a *semi% thin jai hews wain else ; but jollied to Ur abet ollorli ,lam Leads 'paid produce, the enterlailtatuld, Was pesOirsir 1 delideue. The vocal performing, IMO c; ilikildocc. Illntilli, Obeli* and Dells nod* the barites* *Au rfAI • froPA A : egialliina by bit oßreenume et dr hp* .finibislephe Quo" .may Tilierelirr the *ISM *WI 3 1, thefil=" 1 910 1 1111s 1 Ad inlght) SO rre.ll nu* diffibffni. 4 04 the s 1 style. of .elrele.rlbrie lilt fib. Ilipt k ilii. tingniehei. ant ehe .pabeisi • •61111 grestar steel in the brew operberainie isisinur of ,Iledebpoln., lb. geese of hie uneablied trim 4riobr. Ws have had mead rest isms deliver Web warlseinl moo n hone, but us or MM. Thins has 0.111 . 01 • MI soneertios, of be boar, power. Grin mai Derbettre hornbill di. Ah, dolor stddatni," which wen kindly meowed; and. wither ,Giurdiai, the pretty duet I. Agar., "81311.' aria." Oinglinib ' principal performances were lbw ".-I1 mho i0•070, * ia Don Giovanni, sad the channisOdilir_ite_fody "Una forting legibps," is the Elisir it Aston. Delis Sadie easiniaed his ' reputation by the aweetneer 'sad delicacy , with which he sang DottiaellTs "Bella siemens al nob." ![.teeter, Wlesiawski, le two solos, displayed his marrellons pones' ea the vials!. Beethoven's fame* Chews of Dervishes. from The Ruins of Athena, was sung with peat Are; sad the orehestra showed its quality by admirable performanoss of the Overture to Jessonda and the Schiller March of May erbser. 'AURA. PRINCIBWIL Tragedy reigns triumphant ie Word-Area It was originally imaged that Mr. Phelps siionld darts. his eappmead Pay lago to Yr. Peeltter's Othelb, but so peat has been the sumer of Sesta dot it to thought an advisable to withdraw it lam the bills at present, aed eon. septentlY Mr. Phelps and Mr. Yachter aosrplayon alternate Welt On Thursday night Mr. Phelps made Ms first appearnaoe bore as Eli( Lear, and played with all the force and pathos for whisk he has loag been reoowned. la his con tine Yr. Phelps Mends alone ; he is by tar the best amminieg example of the school of pareimiate matioa, and though the style itself may appear rococo sad exaggerated is the eyes of Wane modem playgoers, yet all must admire the earoestame and rigour of its exponest. Mr. Edmund Phelps played Edpr with excellent judgment bat with marvely endleleat form, Miss Heath made a sweet and greeds] Cordoba, and the other &evaders were well Cad by Mem Mary and Atkinsea. M. Ryder and Psalm 21ATAL AND MILITARY. A DIMWIT', hay ant-Suripsen 7. L V. Wright. to be additional to the Victory. ..taantant Clerk J. J. Roar, to the Edgar. Pavel Cadet 0. R. Verner, to the Edgar. WOOLWICH, MAT 24. Royal salutes were fired this clay from the Grese-hill battay, sad the royal standard was hoisted at the neveml government establishments in honour., of her Majesty's birthday. CHATHAM, MAT 24. COURT MARTIAL—TiIe proceedings and sentence of a district courtmarthd, which assembled at Sheerness for the trial of Patrick Reaeh, a gunner is the depat lery,. having ted bi t ir theapprova trooptitymoMr:Logv milleser waii before the court for having, psiesse i tie main guard, struck Sergeant Hick- Ma suposler saw, a blow in the face ; for having, idol takes Wens Colonel Talbot for the offence, used WV, ituralihrdiaide language to that Meer, by saying, " What in have you to do with it!' and for de stroying a portion of his accoutrements. The priaoner's character since he has been in the corps of Royal Artillery has been very bad. The court found him guilty of all the charge., and, in oonsideration of his former bad mcduct, sentenced him to fire years' imprisonment, with bard labour. On the sentence being submitted to Major-Oeseral Eyre, that akar, considering the prisoner's youth and inexperience, ordered four years of the sentence to be remitted. THE MILITARY DISTURBANCES AT GREAT YARMOUTH. Accounts have appeared is our column of pomp rather serious diaturbasees which have taken place be tween parties of the East Norfolk Militia sod a detach ment of Royal Artillery, at present stationed in the suburb of Southtown. The dispute seems to have arisen from a very trumpery and discreditable cause. Ooe of the militia men bad given an unfortunate, named Maria Riches, Is., but the girl instead of !avowing him with her company trans ferred it to an artillerynian, in whom society the militiaman afterwards found her. Fired with jealousy the militiaman struck the girl, and her companion espoused her eatme, and told her assailant that he ought to be ashamed of himself for attacking a woman in such a manner. The quarrel was soon made public, and was joined In by other parties. The exuperation reached its height on Tuesday evening, when a riot which lasted about a quarter of sn hour, but was not attended with . any destruction of property or loss of life, took plus. Oa Wednesday energetic measures were adopted for preserving the peace. The bridge over the river Yare, by which the combatants communicated with each other, was guarded throughout the day, and also on Thursday, with pickets of artillery on one side, anal militiamen, with Axed bayonets, on the other, and no artillerymen were allowed to eider Yarmouth,while all militiamen were kept out of tiouthtown. These salutary measures proved completely successful, and on Wednesday and Thursday evenings the peace of the town was fally restored. The magistrates made a request to the ' militia aathorities that then men should be deprived of their belts, but this could not be done without the sanction of the Rome Guards. The female Riches, the original cause of the outbreak, was, out Thursday, brought before the magiatrates aid committed for two month?, not being able to fled sureties to keep the pests. Lurnsmt Socurre.—The annual general meeting of the fellows and associates of this pork was held yester day at Burlington Hoar Piceadilly. to receive the annual report from the °outsell, and to ballot for new members. Professor Bell occupied the chair The minute, of the last swot* hasiag bees retired. the enerelary, Mr. Bassett, read the report of the council, which after rate general re marks, acknowledged the receipt of several rateable gifts and cornmuoications from the S oc iety of Arta, and a large number of strati& bodies, both English and foreign, as also from Ream. Giesbech, E. Henderson, Dr. Booth, do. During the year 21 fellows 1 associate, and 1 foreign asso ciate, have been received into the society, which had lost in the same period by deaths 14 fellows and 3 arociatat mad 5 fellows had withdraws. The report congratulated the society on the improved seedlike of its Snares, it being in a more prosperous state than for many years pelt. It lad been enabled to pat off its liabilities. leaving assets in hart to the amount of 2001., Mg. being in the bankers' heads sad 5001. Console. The auditors' report stated that the receipts far the year, including the balance is band last year e 4 121. , had been 1,666 f. as. 7d., and the expenditure 1,1211. Ile. 2d., leaving & baker on the year e 14451. 2e. sd. ex tricazraorsti TRZAS oes.—Yesterday morn ing the Rev. Mr. Ambrose, of Park-street, Regent's-park, purchased • parcel of theological booker& stall in Holborn. Amongst them was a work entitled, " A ()bride Exhorts, eMn unto Customable Swearers, by Miles Crook* black letter, printed by Nicholas HM, witheet date, hat 'op posed to he 1533. On inspecting the volume, he dintererod seven guineas, of the reign of Oeorge 1.. as weß as • letter, which, however, did not refer to the mosey, seethe reason for placing it in its "secret hiding place sawed up in the cover. .JPJLRLIAMENT4AP GOMWTTZZS. " . . . BOARD OF Amply:am. • • This oommittee resumed Om' sittings yeatadis,. Ir. Hellhole iihriehair. Th. Olimmeadoes meal Sir J. Cf•m, Sir M. Seymour, Admiral Duman •R. TfMatigliby, Sit P. Baring Mit•Shulefekiiiir. lii, Mitre , Moue, .Lord Merles .1144 lb J. Mimi hisi, . : itbref.d sad Mr. Clay, IA . t i; Q•9.rge Seymour Wes %untried at some Into ' Working of the Bead of Allmbalty aid the asie igrO l f bite". first lord.ard under L li o n : stated th Rad "U'aS when h;a wti r ra, the Ant naval lord, generally suggested newer to be Oren to the ditierent othantuniesticins that pere brought lidera tisg Ward. The points which woe trace generally decidea by a majority of yoke. The effect 01 the members of the Ward Panneting business together that the whole et the naval lords became coa t with_. .the general 'business. That mode of Lit boast= was advattegeous to the public Nom heard. hi .hrother4O-lon, Sir Taa i st 7 tillth Wei. Graham carried matters with • high or that be dinegarded his 'deice oaf' profresiorml Meow that Sir T. Rudy suberthised • very huh' litdriii. Graham. I I kit4lllo4.lliidegt distisiguished . witoses los Mated that setedo.te Sot r ot il ' that the board con opirk, by the ii his authority to. aa entail As to the liestd t folds wig 61stles=::=Ird es a Weider 111 maatek via pair We allitlaatoldill I Lot litobretiln: o a r . r •e..'.....r .. ... - . - . • • 1 a .:Lat e•r: moos . AaS tr u h l O l ex4nti ll erflgirli 7, ninth it wail Sir u. - ' WOW 'ettemptedZity to g ar 4i . , mitheeity e i flAeles of ,_ best Mira lin the prima dry, es %I imh *Mew el . ' *I Mae NOVIKAL to a adoraiarey as the part the lid ' WM, eh*. imisillor 0 the *rd. ' Sir . 1 441= e rDeFell th ink that risme tole member . el the , is _ b e . resorsiNe fir * meautng of the -Efi : _ , .I . , m,r7iiiihk... Do yes UM it deninkk that the Con ; itimilse . Of - d7e - 0 — aro should ba • menthe of Illi bawd ? Sir G. El o irc e :Yee,, and be coninth with the other emba d the Paget —The claiths for_ promo We are • mould by the Bret lord. The inseserlab mod claims ' fee aro mot to the private oiliest I liqmpas• it 'it dm rd.* cd. deo . privets monetary of this find - lord to make • careful discrimination of the claims. That oats is ' • moth important one,' and I think should invariably be given to • navel °Mom I have saes soothes of dinithis • holies with the &thee Made by' the first Wen tor revered yews. I Walk 1$ would be deeinibie before • premotisia Mho oleos thet • the mama should be laid as the . Ly4pl~e, so that the other lords might be able to rooms their 1; 1 4n: Admiral Bowlei was the belt witness examined— a repty to quentibus by Admiral Duncombe, he mid wham Um Navel baud was abolished a wholesome check on tam Admiralty meld W wish .Whilst that board existed the Admiralty gee coestsetly informo how ; fir th e materials for the navy *en diminished. Iti'mee ' 4 the secesdty elf aqi. posing the Rome of airarawas by low ortimates ww have lived to ere the maul faros •of &gland sanely equal to that of Pones, end it le lel, by diut of eatzsordieary mar, Moe that we an able to hebg ooresives into ow former sups. rithpoeition. • Admiral Dancombe—Ttelik , our opinioe that .lace the abolition of the thrall Wird the banditti department hes set received that *thirtieth under the mthrgitanog of It. eau troller which you think desirable ? ' Alm ßowles—l, think that was the great thine of /*tin dorio the they id a mdst dangerous . I think NM beard as sew theetlinted has not seidaiatly breuthst under in notice the state of the ships and rho asatesisio in the donliyarda Admiral Duncombe —Wirth would you egged 'as the remedy Admiral Bowles—l think the *I atop hes shindy been tithes by the Duke of Somme; is reintablithing the Con trol* of the Navy with iscreased ',ewers. lie wthiformerly theskiered as Inferior officer. l'think his panties would be rizaimproved by a wet at the hosed. If to were we t colleague the business of the beard molest be con ducted in an amicable way. The country. will lie in the greatest danger until measures are taken which will etiable as to wort greater energy sad octlirity when danger arises. The committers thee METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. The weekly meeting of the Board was held yeetealey, Mr. J. THWAITLe in the chair. In answer to a question from a member of the hoard. Mr. Vulliamy, the superintending architect, said after the decision of the board but Friday, approving of the plans and designs fur the building for the Exhibition of 1962, he had communicated with Captain Fowke, by whom the plans, hr. had been deposited. The plans were only sent to thebnaid no Wednesday, and an answer approving of them was returned to the royal commissioners on the Fri day, only requiring as the condition for the consent of the Board of Work, to the plans that tracing* of them should be deposited in the office. A Moms said that he understood the works for thwaew building were entirely *impended on amount of the course which had been pursued by Mr. Donaldson, the district surveyor. Mr. Ecemtr wished to know whether the traciep of the plans fur the building bad been deposited, in conformity with the understanding come to. The superintending architect said they had not, as the preparation of them would occupy a considerable time. The ensinnan said a communication had taken plain with her Majesty's commissioner% stating that it was in the power of the board to give their sanction to works of this nature, but it was neoarq that tracing. of the plans should be supplied and deposited for refereum in this office. Mr. liceme—Then there has been no delay on the pert of this board? The CHAIRMAN—None whatever. Mr. LISLIII said he WWI of opinion that the ground upon which the board bad acted in givieg their consent to the plans was perfectly clear, but at the same time Mr. Doesdd ion asserted that any jurisdiction the board bud under the Stith section of the Metropolis Local 31aosgeineot Act was overridden by the 38th section of the Building Act. It was stated that the opinion of the police magistrates of the district upon the point is dispute would be given on Wednesday mat, and the matter dropped. The formal business was then disposed of, sad the board !ROYAL AGRICULTURAL lIIHIBITION IN REGRN?&PARK. Some time ago an application was made to the Right Hon. W. Cowper, Chief Commissioner of Woods and Forests, for permission to hold the annual exhibition of the Royal Agricultural Society for 1862 (the Grand Exhibition year) in Hyde-park ; but owing to the strong opposition of the inhabitants, the commissioner, who was disposed to grant the request, yielded, and permission was refused. Babesqueotly, however, the application wee renewed for permission to hold the exhibition in Regent's-park, which Mr. Cowper has granted. A deputation has already waited upon the boo. gentleman, but lie refuses to give way. One condition, it is true, he is said to have asked, but even that, we believe, has been waived, vie., that the public should have free entrance on one day during the exhibition. The same lemons. we should think, which induced Mr. Cowper to refuse Hyde-park would apply to Regent's-park. Per haps the feelings of the inhabitants are not strong against the use of the park for such a purpose, or that Mr. Cowper has recently become convinced that the object of the gather ing is sufficiently national as to warrant him in granting the people's property to • society well able to pay for ground in some other locality le o b jectionable . That part of Regent's-park opposite Bollard House, to the extent of about 20 acne, is to be cut up with machinery and cattle ; the public are to be excluded for probably a week from one of the most, if nut the moat, charming parts of the park ; and this that a wealthy associetion soy profit thereby. Surely there is some mistake. Why not have a flower-show, horse ra-ing, or a grand cricket match, got up by private speculator? It is an innovation that should be promptly resisted, and nue which the vestry would do well to eon sider.—Marykboce Mercury. Mews. Fenwick and Lind esty met their consti tuents at Sunderland. on Wednesday. Mr. Fenwick briefly alluded to the bill for abolishing pawing tolls and other charges upon 'hipping, which be had been instrumental in promoting. He was followed by Mr. Lindsay, who gave • long account of the visit he recently made to the United States, with the view of inducing our cousins acmes the water to adopt several reforms of vast importance to the shipping interests of both nations. AMCIINA R UTILIA.—" Amongst those visited we found Noss mart deserving a special mention than the products of Mr. J. W. Benson, of 33 and 34. Ludgnte.bill, and 44 and 47. Cornhill. The beauty and novelty of his design. engraved on the cases of his watches, which he now appears to gis e especial attention to, certainly surpass anything of the kind which has heretofore come under our Inspection. The variety of his stock Is something enormous. Not only may the connoisseur here meet with the most exquisite design, but the utilitarian will raid an ample choice of plain watches; while each will find, In the high standing of Mr. Benton as a City manufacturer. ample tee of the intrinsic value of the mechanism. Here. Eittl. may be found the buyer's desideratum -- enerllence of design and perfection In workmanship "—Horsing Chronicle. BeenoWe Ilia Vaal Pamphlet, post free for two stamp, is ieriptiv• of every construction of watch now made IS atiteli Ws by post to all parts of ins gione.—advertnement I . • of' the members of the ail& • Oilers wee held yesteeday, at their offices in Begesdeitswat, te winsider the report of the council upon the exportation et eneeteonable salmon leirsum, and Oleo to tootider the Lord Adkritote's Asher*iu, Lord Ith , oorprialks& Amongst the nimbi= pnarek weep Lard Polwarth, Sir J. H*Nanehtea, Sir C. USDA Major F. Tylerdieekta P. . Rood, Ban, Domino, 11. Rein F. Francis, H. Wiz. The CILLI111•11 intimate:l6ot since the Iset seweralmeet hi the council had met frequentl, and bad mole every inquiet' in their-rower into the sub ject referred to them he in= They had framed • report, th e draft of which wadi mod: boll Which would show th e aeomelty of im gnat Motet elope boil". taken to prevail the total extermination of the salmon and trout fry in all the riven of the United Kingdom. The report stated with =d to e export of foul salmon t o France (by which th ims eassabfor it was there that 99040001 M of it = that the council had made diligent *thy asto the of the export during the fence moatim which, though dit to tim in e various parte of the Unit e d Kingdom, L to tended over twenty weeks of the year, and found that pot the titan from 4001 h. to 5001 b. weight of salmon on the anarthe was exported weary week during hoes twenty wanks. As in the COWS* of it few weeks or even dye these SA weal have deposited their gain in their several rivers, aid as each fish would contain from 10,000 to 12,000 eggs, ithis lose to the fisheries and the publi- was enormous. It wee the eaetpse to Mama* these fiat Ia ell kinds of peek. in ladies' trunks, and sometiame , in bones and baskets with . ' rabbits' feet (trading from them. There- was consequently seine se.. realty in dealing with the question effectually on this side. As 401.1 'llllOl ea the ezpoi na l sr l been a emoted, sad as thee mash. Weald at ewe this filial Wide, the mime BOA eseent edidettirk NW* weL d th4lai or the Bali of the• fiat in the Parte the ;and as the French 0010/11111200i were ve yen at the present ;moment in "OM stemiegthaet and movement of their I owe deer there wee. towel to believe that if the , matter mum to them they tread evict ' l and enforce such • The same machinery which collected the cetroi duty as all provisions entenng Paris might Melly be bade effedivetu pretentingthe introduction of salmon during the close season. The council concluded by recommending that the suggestion of Mr. Martin T. Smith should be aciled.oPois Pa:* that a deputation 1"M wpit upon Lord Palmenton, sit* him to use the lifitniece if the Bulb gereventese With the Trench Emperor to *Wet 100440111111 plPhibitory law en the =Wes& I Mr. IL Ceram' moved that • deputation bq at once ap pointed te Wait oh Lord Palmerston, hi conmliarice with the remmomadatien of the mrancil. Mop . slybianial that Lord J. Russell woad be. the parsonto wait upon, the matter being one which baba~{kd td the department of the Secretary of State for liScleini: Pod the resolution laming bent altered, • it we, mociaded by Mr. 13tat, awl carried . the suggestion of gill CULL MAN another. resolution las. paid ? *abatis* the Mined lo procure models of the venous weirs, note; and other contrivances by which UM Ads were raptured, or titherdearoyed, during thismarsdng aeeaaa The alaiithir with reference to the Lord Advocate', bIU on the Scotch salmon fisheries, observed that it had bora proiromed at a fanner meeting that • deputation fres the dupectatioa should wait upon Sir G. C. Lewis but Mx. Smith, a member of the council, having bad an . uiteririew with the right hon. baronet, had been informed by bite thee he would rather not naive such deputation, laminate as lie bad already met • large deputation in favour of the bill, and that he could add nothing to what he bad stated' to fhb gentlemea who °Devised it. Under these eirametanom the council had abandoned the idea of appointing a deputy pins M the Home Secretary in favour of the Lord Advot tare bill. Mr. A. Bors-..Yas ; it being wideertood that the 'overwind will aupport the bill, the deputation was felt to be unoemisery. A reeigedios. dbrielistr the commit to watch the pro. pea of She_ Lord Adroostiee bill, and also the English Fisheries Bill, and to take such Mega as might appear to than iseaseety, wee then peened, and the proceedings teessinatid. THS' 61.4LWA ?ACK AT CONTRaCT. • In=influential deputation horn Oaf waited es bit Ereedleacr the Leril-Lientebeet 7. l lll3tusda s in Dublin, to make represeutations against the abrogation of the 14tet-olEce contract with lhd Atlantie MIL Packet Company, his Excellency said: "I beg to semen you the& I have not waited until now to exprem my sympathy with the views and wishes which you hivi LIE before me. I Amid most sincerely regret the final disap pointment°, the hopes which gave birth to the motract of the government with the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Packet Company. It Is only fair, however, while I perceive the form wan of the consideratioesset forth in your memorial. that I should mention that I have not been made acquainted accurately or in detail with the 'arguments that are alleged 'on the other ride of the question. I shell out fail to trans mit your views for the earnest consideration of her Majesty's government, and to entreat for them the most favourable reception which they can tied it consistent with their duty to bestow.' The Fromm'', JeurisAt publishes the following telegram from its London correspondent :—" London, Thursday metting.—The Rev. P. Daly bee arrived in town, and had as interview with Mr. Disraeli to-day. lamis a position to state that the right hon. gentleman will give his un qualified support to the Irish members in compelling the mreerement to reverse the arbitrary dictum of the Poet s adios. Energetic action in Ireland is all that is wasted to ensure success." THE VACANT DEANERY OP EXETER. The IVestern Morning News save :—" We believe we may state that we ace bow in a position to explain the long delay which has occurred iii filling up the vacant deanery of Exeter. It will be remembered that just before the late Dr. Lowe was made dean a controversy arose re specting the rival claims of the crown and the bishop to nominate to this preferment. Ultimately the Bishop" Of Exeter appointed Dr. Lowe, and an act of parliament was pawed immediately afterwards vesting this ap pointment in the crown. The legislators who framed the bill trusted, however, too much to the virtues of a parliamentary statute, for the statutes et Exeter Cathedral enact that the person selected shall be member of the chapter. The bishop, who, as all the world knows, is a tolerably acute lawyer, was aware of this circumstance, and knew that it must vitiate any ap• pointment made by the crown, unless it chops to select member of the chapter. For twenty-two years no °coaxial site to test the validity of the act, and now for the first time the government finds that, though the appointment may be in its hands, the emoluments are not. Dr. Gold burn, some time master of Rugby School, then minister of quebec Chapel, and afterwards the incumbent of a lucrative living in Paddington, was selected by Lord Palmerston some four months ago. But the Bishop of Exeter selected the Right Rev. Dr. 'Dower, formerly Bishop of Glasgow, and who was lest year appointed Sub-Dean of Exeter Cathedral, probably with a view to the present con tingency. Mere is sow, therefore, • deadlock. The prune 'Moister, acting under the authority of the act of par- Lamest, appointed Dr. Goulburo, who may, whenever he chooses, take legal possession of his dignity, but who is not likely to do so, inasmuch as it would be a barren one an far as income is concerned. On the other hand, the bishop of the diocese has selected Bishop Irower, whose appointment, however, is sot a valid one according to act of parliament, hut who is the only person entitled to receive :anything from the cathedral revenues. Of two such antagonists as Lord Palmerston and the Bishop of Exeter it would be difficult to say which will hold oat the longer." Tait Nsw Fair4cn CORN Law.—The committee of the legislative body charged to examine the new Corn law Bill has presented its report. The following are the priucipal cheeps introduced by it into the measure The suppression of the differential &Aim, accnrding to the place of growth—the tariff becomes uniform without dis tinction. 2. The differential duty imposed on foreign ves sels has been reduced. 3. Bran and chaff are included among the articles the import of which is made free. 4. The duty on foreign flour ham been raisisl from 7be. per 100 kilogramme' to U. b. As regards the 'nowt of nee the committee has adopted the distinction of its being in straw or in grain, and fixed a lower duty for the former. A very important addition has been made by the committee to the article which declares the abrogation of all contrary laws. The new clause states that Art. 31 of the law of December 17, 1314, is not applicable to the previsions of the present one. This amount.. to the declaring that the government will not have the power of modifying the new law by decree. 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