The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-22 00:00:00

I 4141 G--9 !" , 1 t •tl%- - :15r /..14 7 ..! .1(17a 41' r 1. t rt ,Or No. 2,679.] LONDON, THURSDAY 10, MARCH 21, 186 g. (THREEPENCE. toil ASYLUM LIFE ASSURANCE . IaveOFFICE, se•w il * * " 6 l Maw ai Israel£M..a, fa ad. mil Poil The wai as puiMprbellieslvtas thrn. tin so MOM e * =Ns 7 . 1 "111•"'"•• "ruMsoNclit audiat Dinstsr. NAVAL AND MILITARY. HEADS OF THE BILL FOR THE BETTER LOCAL MANAGEMENT OF TES METROPOLIS. MONEY MARKET. MAsoz 21._ only sisvoman - t - o:da Walter Morris, seats. ship, pia. est harbour, prier to sib. kr the West Wtsit y et s, having es board the 26th Chmeniess, dont 360 straw ; end the _snivel if the Germ, 6, atm to joie 6e Beide fleet. OW lost report et saheb the bet bees joine b the Vahan, 6, peddle; Driver, 0. peddle; Liestaleg, 3, gaits; sail, is sksedy stated, the Geyser. inais OF to 101`10POILIS. Mll The imeaspol* toe the gemeeel papaw el this is kande Ifs This SS tiosidas assialhe ~ las i i N GISIMI mum to , wilt tike essertlis ol as boa ss, se as take la IMAM alga to be ft. TM Olty wOl los Email id& vein a swear, loaf ... - 4. - ..-• THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoox. The English funds are rather firmer to-day, although very little business is going forward. Con sols are quoted 1 p r cont. higher thao they closed on Tuesday. Business bas been done at 921 to 93 for the 11th April, and 921 to for money, and the present quotation is 921 to 93 for account, and 92i to foe wish. Excheqiier:Bonds (1859) mark 991 to 1; and Exchequer Bills, es. to 9s. prem. Foreign stocks are steady, but the only transac tions recorded are in Peruvian Three per Cents., at 511 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., at 181 ; and Turkish, at 80. Mexican is now quoted 201 to 21 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 18 to 1; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. HORTICULTURE is all he ikemiles.—JOHN wslis au s imezl h seaelifte. Ilertieelteeel eli Miry le see th i eir r lle* NlOir aNl 1 2MI FLOWN. se emet sem •e w delft as iffeadadri el the beers smd el the W ysef eepemehee. item me peentheer d === Ihe bre sem Is Os blebeeteltito d ud lONS perl.ol.6.lkalsom and anorsoftey bias% bamdir suirdes Ermaidwist doe sminere. imee. 818. TlXTlL=lier ldreastre 'Wel Liam Paton ' aoi Polialre soolloolos el diwidaaßy lb gob yowl Wili oat 01711.00LOUPZIO ILIMIL IM tho =o dl aMINICIAL TIMM Omr. obi Pablo& Mr. IiOSILT. Iloopor Maid. 01. Orrovuirmlorri. O. =6IItNY lowabor rod Paulo& A watorilinl. sod oolosorsobloo Is the aloyialoo. ellb abo woo ohm p c = ori DM or A .00rft otamilsoft forgaroi 111/11mi 8011 WW so a MN or lb wylmy edam lhoso Iltmo. Ur oromodirmy mile d Ole souniollin ow Mr Wally mod be a by et Salo moo Imersors. so lboMoor boy I—A ll Am p aim on roil" olrob so bobbin rie= sawe i t iezew =nliint a i i i. wig %Iris eika....., .....mb...4 .1....... odium Mir of Os ipol. the poorer{ support Is glooo bra or rootionol maw by Qs Amp. else or pror.--, bb wail m It, Lower Gramusw. ram% Lovadao; I% gapes" Bob; io. Iblowoooro. morsoollo. abaras. QOUND sad Willi, ISM an an ady tab u pm* global • 1.11111 6,1 7 2 a1e1l ma. bit s = =le pr at DOllllll3O, yr 1:111 le sal tins. mai esairillas. Imporikg ped.llbe slims le the saniami weft% mos*, gissi 4igims aim maimileg nom is in = b in e. donon =ade was% asl. W bap I. esuesiir sel waft te el. PAM Is. us. Li = —The MOM ESSI NNW an CS tas pw MI ihe 110W LAND GM 1111. ai isramdus," ea tbsommest damp Mod ea NA los. SW by Ulm mad by Msim lel ifirtsaira. RR ; DE JONORII LIGHT BROWN OOD LIT= 011.--11sem Ann. man eed Ole. Dr. 's NI. assislasispos. Sea assiohy OADTi valia =tiga rid Ur mama peelereseb I* dee di eel =mem semi* le sew whet the me who elbee ef ell vise ids le Dr. de Janette mime eel eleintse me weethei le milleet willeb sae an gmllese-11bis. sis sal PM& , . Itremed. Ladle. I f =3lAll. roasted lay Royal LIMOS Mak d ksdara. ma assessr by kss Oak el the ink il• ille M ark Se bogarkt Woe d Maillik ims. StilSllllll. 111/. I. lc a nese lir wissike. trorrr ski airman der lOslsi. Ilissmsie.S. silidoily, laths skin errs of Ira Isis, srasskrat sal elide arlllolso al tray CI ibliedilellei cillO owls We is Ms bra Ihrosasic swillks kr, Is the Ms al dr Mak al a kid win of Ile /ms. Dianna. Pall Mr. plot sollmail mole is OM sise of Amain *Mk i=ozajmbh = 111.11 Id* lili• es ssisilsisi. sa m e7=ksi Os sempells Is S. mull smut swim Wm. Ism, kw. I. S. WIS. an ON florid d isms CU roi mid Si srassillig vita& lig asar Ile re the kart klb lama *sir us bimsrersisi w 1 Or um. st I Is. ask Ow Or poll Moo Skied Misripmals dors.ss sideloreal lomel s So i x es ..l..--kr le vliskok mei 1: 111 = el libel Os f:V all l. IL sal Or.. Orissislossk 'IWO* liskisarart, ItiairMering*Lietelescrimmi. i MINI 118=11441ffees. =LITT Pallie tataad Agattnadueld by SPEZMATOILIIZSA ; Itiaglows, Masts. sal isiked By T. H. Tasks, 111.1),111pleir to Os Geed rod• Mae Wear dolour larnallks. bs. Lori= 11ftelala Rune.U. UP; ; " gm the Alibi,. N. 1.1074+w« Jot pabilikel. Low slid imbed Eddies. lAala : er. b 7 pool. he myt h. ed. Live end T HE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING, PAM, riles AL rmi=ral Ja i . the adrosseser tree smartie u 4 ef swirl la lbsesleat =leaks wf Ns yam' arws—is the *wow a It. kw sayer% ad la the weed meraistle a d tammeriki lairrese. tits eestalksl la *salty, railway, rod awreisay artes.--tide pew ill aM l boraserospairrs AT MS SLIT OF WAIL 116 10,111011 MIT IS JULIANA AND IMPARTIAL. ha arisiody ina early mkt ehlypki is the Indian Sees se sap- to NW weary °m NEIL walls sestake IXING 16POST, with llst stokes. TM ONLY DAILY N IT =WM ALL Of MOM ADTSITISSIIINTS. It kAupeaksl. awl tbeitykyewepr by tam tam slatY years Not ray et Neaselesperlekk thk serer ha. SY siallailima7 rei oft kkeeeedew.edierwl Mil sainest sad parities aft Wake homy. Te be eedlosedla v r b =re es swam la the 'dark= ; or at sat ells% yhreAsikrekkaaks. N.B. le argeolosell Is ~leg Or payer by mein pest et a reined yr* pdiehee vIll„ egyetriles. terabit the haws al n ews waft wady le MOT its hi 111 . pit gunge. Pail la serrate by lii swim DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to th•COUNTRY by KTINII4O POW, at I . ed. per gr. barasat la Mama, glO 2 / 4 1 MADDOX. IS, Upper Albany-di n seraes.part, Bookribir bad Nays Most PALLY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 am. se pa % at lb par era; Apgar' la tows ar eaustry. ke per ay, or lie. =miter by Mr. MAMMA, Ike. Aetna. 111. TIMISMIIrest. IX1: NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, at lb. pr hits.-81117 b 1101U11140 rtSl 11.10. DO.. lb IL yrs ADAM. I. mbrt4lniss, WestairMr. Sows yea. DAYSWATEIL-DAILT NEWS LENT TO Ay RIAD; and isppded to the essatry mob, peel, at 1119.6 d. razter .4.4 paid a advireft BIIILIICIL ftwo.Waise, Wirt. rresagest. DUBLIN, ltsica 21. The Day of Humiliation has been observed kers with the utmost strictness. THE MOUNTGARRET PEERAGE CASE. Last night, at Kilkenny Assizes, the jury returned a verdict in favour of Lord Mountgarret. TIIIIIIDAY EVINISO. Official notice has been given that his Excellency the Earl of Carlisle will hold a levee in Dublin Castle on the 18th of April, and a drawing -room on the following day ; and also that the full-drees state ball usually held on St. Patrick's Day will take place on April 24. I.ady Dover and Lady Howard, two of his Extelbonoy's sisters, whtT ru a l o- 11 oompany him on his return to Ireland on the 10th of next month, will dc‘ the honours of the Viceregal household on the mason. _ . — A circular has been iatad by the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Ireland, to the ministers of that reverend body re specting the observance of to-morrow (Wednesday) as a day of solemn fast, humiliation, and prayer. There will be divine service on the cooasion in all the protestant and presbyterian churches; but in the Roman catholic places of worship, the service being celebrated daily, will be es usual. The holiday will, of course, be observed by persons of all religions per suasions. The canvass is carried en in Cavan with the ut most activity, and the contest is likely to be see et the mat severe, and to be attended with the ma bitter ppaarrtyJ feeling, of any we have bad in he • aconsiderable time. Mr. bPDonough, Q.C., bark= of as a candidate for Carrickfergus at the next election. THE OILIND 81nram OP Tatirna.—W. Shodirs, that th• leas ha* et wetlands& ha the read IvlrAanttlital garta7, began le be ballasts la i = sa mm, bed .11esa raitsktsar e lnlirldereable totelher, I le dis Daks iga r haves. It sameasei la UN vadat the gawks* of Co.l d l - Leashes% et her MOW' Viti, whip mate oat soder the Du pm ke la Mk sawn sped is peed. ow . It *a above IHE SCIENCE ot Llig ; or, How to Live and Wir to 4,4 tar; MIL Wm r e Irk In ias al f=i6 I"=:hrltra 7 *all Os illMr2ll4 131 111/ 11 Oliorre lklift ea re Ur re IllsomapVZ • fiallod ambee el these s t =ir liW rgirpesinagt e erwamer lea PPM NlOlll -4 60 . Orb so : the cc, mike basis thair p.m% red th• arl Oa. 13. Pri=cat ; Mum& (13. Orarrnr. -.l. ftrilr2; rad mil PLTIIOI7TfI, Mums 21. The Ikespareil, 70, screw. is daily exyl!bted hen lea the Meek Iles is reit tor servilee is the amis. Capt. Wieland late of the Assphiew, who has base Is essesimil ber, awaits her arrival here. The Wirer si ssidosel. Lissiesaat Commall, m rawly he sea. Übe Ali op her (sew within a few days et her beim; sees- Weiss* imes akw relep wideb are smelly sot flied up sell jut Were sail Ow Istria her 65 cwt. ges, 9 MO isiss Ise& s helm 4-isele oboe, wed e two melba Illesaiew. The deter beet to rte Weser, is Is he seedy Ow sera* la Bleck Iles with all risible Thp tames tresegert the , wilt three slime, 47 suosesswiesiessil Misses sad sers, eel Wheel, be. *dm Mese Angler,. NOM (hr tM Omsk Iles yes le:g7 M The Wish wiled es esday. Me City of Aber deen trampset mined yesterday, te embsel a member of medial am, sod the lest three lifeline ettle lad WOW 01/111/Mai of alln, Ihesemess et t Ad R* lee the Nl &Mew Those sus, it vb. miss& by railway es Meselay, wasetly eery ilswissideg, mess hems. sal the swift .1 elk Mee stweslM cos stssedes. They have bees ssetimed is tie ker nels Amin OM imp mosoy e. e ss aaltrie= idelllll*{. Um eonies Bwewsnallt, basin P hem get reely, welt UM the ileund yestesiey, peteseelsey to bar sails( kr • Premiss pert. ST. THOMAS, Hanoi 6. 'The Mewing se• the shakos and movements of barleety's ships et the dates MASI' to Ileilead_by_the Perms :—At Aeneas : Beacenree Adl Fan* shave) sad Calypso. At Pat Royal : lemma, Termagant, Replogle, aid Darin. At et. Th omas : Medea, &minden the btk from Haeseash, which els left= the 26th alt. At Haysaaah : Vela. Off Cuba: Buzard sad Arab. At Bermuda : Rasplise. At Tarr' Mead : Wolverine, kak i., after wreak et Bermuda. The Argue left Port Royal for Tark's bland 37th alt. Amai.u.rt, MAgcs 20.—PaomarioNe.—Secood Masten: B. W. Breaker (1849), J. 0. Jones (1849), J. M. Beckley (1849), W. G. Aldrich:(lB49), N. 0. Argo W. D. Strong (1848), D. Hall (1848), and C. Parkinson (1849), promoted to the rank of mason. Lisetesaate : W. B. Pauli (1854), to the Drage., 6, i peddle wheal steam frigate, of 660 hone power, for wino- lar service ; G. T. Gordon, to the Harrier, 17, screw swam sloop, of 100 horse-power, North Amines end West India station; sad R. A. T. Stubbs, to the Royal George, 120, ' screw steam ship, 0400 horse-power, at Sheerness. Chaplain : E. W. Fox (1851), to the Agamemnon, 91, screw steam ship, elf SOO horse power, Mediterranean sue ties- Clerks : T. J. Woodward, to the Hogue, 60, screw steam ship, of 460 haneres, at Portsmouth ; Deveeon (1847), Use to Oakum & s inew steam ship, of 400 horsepower, Mirth Amoeba West India station; B. 0. Hayes (1649), to the Pembroke, 60, screw steam ship, at Portsmouth ; and J. Campbell.. Masten' Amistants : C. 8. C. Watkins, to the Heave, 6, paddlewheel steam sloop, of 240 horse-power, at Woolwioh ; J. G. Liddell, to the Alban, 4, paddle-wheel steam vtssel, of 100 horsepower, at Woolwich G. E. Boughton, to the Horatio, 24, screw steam guard sh ip, of 260 hone power, at fllseernees ; B. C. Bryan, to the Medusa, 4, paddle-wheel steam vessel, of 312 horse-power, at Woolwith ; A. R. Brown, to the St George, 120, at Spithead ; W. W. Vine, to the Driver, 6, paddle-wheel steam sloop, of 280 horse power, fur partioular service; H. G. Garlick, to the Pem broke' and B. R. D. Mayas, to the Magicians., 16, paddle wheel steam frigate, of 400 horsepower, for particular ser vice. Clerk-ice-Charge: A. T. M. Roberts (1848), to the Tyne, 4, storeship, for particular service ; and B. W. Gordon (1861), to the Locust, 3, paddlewheel steam vessel, of 100 horsepower, at Woolwich. Mtn, Clerks: C. G. Nash, to the Impregnable, 104, flag-ship, at Plymouth; J. B. Skinner, to the Orion, 91, screw steam ship, of 600 horeepswer, at Chatham ; B. 8. Y. Power, to the Hiatus., 120, for p articular service ; B. Weymouth, to the James Watt, 91, screw stem ship, of 600 horse-power, at Portsmouth ; 8. Weymouth, to the Ajax, 60, screw steam ship, of 450 horse-power, at Ports mouth; B. !dittoed, to the Prometheus, 6, paddle-wheel steam sloop, of 200 horse power, West Coast of Africa sta tion ; and B. B. French, to theColoesus. Clerks Auistants : S. B. Applin, to the Vulture, 6, pad dle-whnl steam-frigate, of 470 horse-power, for particular service; A. W. Brett, to the Edinburgh, 60, screw steam ship, of 460 horse-power, at Portsmouth ; H. 8. Mows% to ' the Nile, 91, screw steam-ship, of 600 horse power, at Portsmouth; J. B. Elswurthy, to the Victory, 101, flag ship at Portsmouth ; G. C. Galranr, to the Formidable, 84, guard-ship of ordinary at Sheerness; J. L. Croker, to the Royal George ; G. R. Rybot, to the James Watt; and F. Pittman, to the St. George. Temporary Clerks : T. H. Mew, to the St. Vincent, 102, guard-skip of ordinary at Portsmouth; and T. D. Smith, to the Cressy, 80, screw stem-ship, of 400 horse-power, at Sheerness. Nearly the whole of the depot of the 67th Regi ment, at Guernsey, volunteered to serve in the But; and detachments of these volunteers have arrived at Southampton and Plymouth. THE 98TH Rama/cr.—The Cakulta Englishman of Jan. 26 thus reports of the volunteering of her Majesty's 98th Regiment The volunteering closed yesterday even- big in H.R.'s 98th Regiment. The following is a correct detail :—To H.R.'s Bth, 6 men; H.R.'s 24th, 37 sea ; ' H.R.'s 27th, 6 men; U.K 'ffi 32nd, 2 men ; H.R.'s 36th, 61 men ; H.R.'s 63rd, 37 men ; 60th, 3 men ; H.3l's 70th, 6 mos; H.R.'s 75th, 1 man; U.K.'. 81st, 11 men ; H M.'s 87th, 2 men; total of volunteers, 160 men. Thu the 98th will leave this conntry'stronger than perhaps any royal regiment ever before left, carrying no less than 46 am pule, 43 corporals, 18 drummers ana 646 privates. It is, however ezpected that the volu nt eering will be re-opened, the high er powers not being, it is said, satisfied with the pre. Met moult, however fortifying it may be to the commanding ISM of H.R.'s 98th." Tie WSW WAR ROCKET.—The present regulation wee essiesi, as laveation of Sir Willies Megrim is he lloed. hi all probability, to Ss opal* sat et us. The long weeks lehlike windage whit& eenstitabr an effective Welf thesheile. sad without whisk it has no directive wiriever, lac ever proved a sad drawback to the paged afghan, el die maw. Osagreve rein* are sect ersidie is their illgbt e gad gees sewer be depended upon At Wilkie a tarp% eves of emiderable six* and el wry ' mania distanose. Ice the new war rocket (the imesties of Mr. William Hale, sad sow being extensively MEW haired he war servie) there is ao tail wbMover, watermy Lai die 2 1 ;e1=6. 1 % 11 re d elit votlee ia gg pu r s et:= 6 :l it penes Re wan. MOM/ poet Womanise be the mnehelsre of these rackets esmiels is the asphalts. et hydrate* hese instead of the maktry boner hitherto employed ter driving the rockets with their inflanumbie sesepseihn. Net 'sly is the peones aim espeelitime. belt Rh oho mee oak accideate Irving heematly oseesesi„ owing to *AM of the »duet impositios by keel As hen weidialy compressed air, the result of esseitoy 111 . 4. li s e e Z: t koows flight of any simile whatever her be aby one of these new rockets, being slant her Lama nom THE Ciniu.—The following is an *Mad hoes a istier sect to hie parents by a lance-sergeant in the 75th ingidesders :—.. Camp, Heights of Baleklave, 14 Mareb, 1810.—We are veqessteselable now in oomperi soa in what we were a math ago. We ase all hotted, end it is new eieshrtabie Ms lliaf is teats. These is sot a day peens but sees praawle her the Highlanders arrive e i szel front ilsellend, sad I eon enure yea we think a at deal of them lbe whim of this expedition are h lily die pleend with the male the papers are giving Lard lan— e better see • braver resent sever ealmaaded the "11:14.Dfeefttralubt17,41222.1114thet is add of Tax MAIL GUARD SERVICE.—The reeommenda lions of the Poet-office Commissioeirre respecting mail guards are to be carried out next month. The guards are to be formed into two clams, the first class be in g limited to sixty members. The salary of these will commence at 1001. a year, rising by aos. a year until it rosettes 12W. • year. The 'slaty of the woad dm COMM nen at 701. a year, Asia, by Ms. a year until it reaches 901. • year. no promotion hem the woad clan to the first. as vacancies occur. will be regulated by merit. The scale of pensions preowned by the Superannuation Act of DM will in buten be •pplied to mail guards. Spare guards will be stationed at I.oedoo, Sdiaburgb, and Dublin. for emergen nee. *j Their wages will be 90a. a week. Mail genes fll from uries received while ea dety be pay while abseat a reasesabie tim e for reeoverp The 'Dowse.. ter medial exposes. to such guards will SOW exceed 61. Every sun guard will be slowed a knaililire holiday la the year. The journeys of all the moil owls are to be re-arranged. The solarise of the poem* psis are not to be reduced. There are at present only US MI6 la the Post•ellas genies. A few sights sum, • respectahis tradeinesa of Southampton wee ideverly septneed mil lodged in gad by • Ceemewhowee dime. for beds her Wes of eialealtaed wham la hie dogcart Ms bea bologna thanfron Derr lease, few LW. hen Seathemples, a notorious basal of lingliste• oolemorseem op easier mono. The IU, is as ilsoi piss% Meads Solihsess's AA for tho Flowobos d liorossoadlos Valois sad 2WM 1V..., di) II o 1 She paddies hs the sosisoo*, so above fa ilia II is me 1/~a foss." asl wal be smadoil• MO ID ollow of isord pleb, Oasts Wog psisoMoi6 as woke the ash as IS Mob at Proms Gab' ass lino Ow Is establibsd yosishos aft basis' seek sisslhol dloldsos. Thus mos is the 11111011.1111. Malledve of the City, 2 . 1 do let...' boles a melees. of 1,4801,8811. sod 189,447 Is soolt of Shoos Wools whim duo roprossatative essay will be the &MAO boa* wad ash sash board will ge=*a as assn. IWO rem& ors oho ifty-dz other wishes comprised la four- I boa mir e flo popalatisa of which is 71/ AS f a _ _lda 102,179 hoops. Thou *slob will form so way AMINO booths. Wag as the avenge too board for 65,480 mom The Ababa had is sham sans will bs =tested bythe minks oft yoiribis osospriosd tbs anion, a third of she numb= weft eel asonally, liko Blames as is the =raise soder khoosVo Art. The City Comioduriss of &wort, who may be semi dosed a distill* hood for the City ol Leedom, sad who haw draft alesupeadias with those which it is =eel el alibi AWN bark, u. sot boarfsred are as roma thaws powers wide& rthos to min astosso. whish It lo wrest ir the wholosoollooBll forth. verses - ass Ol 51011111 M MAID& Th. diiiisibTarls".l4lba7. ;:iiiiv:iysil — pOrers of cr od iap, lN !‘idag, watering, awl their recreative iad die dudes of cavern et AR wain whisk no sew illisised the . eratrles of parkins Ise these purposes, sad kr lewd isaparovasaeat, will scaliaws to be saereisad by the district bolds; sad all parcel while are am costal he times purposes to }able} barb and eribot Wise, within the whole et parts of the Mt:lU hs Madinat le dos distriet beard. boards will eke have the t of the load salvers}, sad all swan is disk ditselsls (elope the wale seeters). The Fadden le nlstios to the district omen are takers lima the sits saw is (misuses is the City, mbar they have beta head le work well. Lad districts nay be isd tar t b h Tlierehriet bleeds will behave the pelves tad dudes of load Weeds of health he the promotes isi usawalef Isabela! b le monist a medial elan of bed* (with dudes sbiller Is then of the aerated aim of health assn the elty of Landes) ; hal Mukha say he waited kw VW ebisse. Inspselars for the peeves*. sib vossevel of ealianers are else es he wehtted. Tbe hen* ere also to have those maws fee lb= ties sad twaixery isprovaseet of streets la their white, waist the towns ism/moat olawese. areembasrily vested in seasaisoleaus acting eider local soy mad which have lees abs rested In the commissioners of sewn In the city of lareara. sad they wiU hats power to owlet soar mimes foe the amsdnot of business. The rates for paring, Sc., to be made en the same sr sesueent as the peor's rates, to include the amoest to be paid by the district to the Metropolitan Board (as after mentioned), sad (to save tamale and multiplication of °Mears) to be collected by the collectors of peer's rates. The rate for paving sad lighting to be paid exclusively by the occupiers; bet, when not otherwise provided for by lease or agreement, the sewers rate (as at present) to be levied on the occupiers, and be deducted by them from the landlord's net. Where sues ham been borrowed by existing paving boards under powers given by their sets, a separate amount to be levied for their present areas of jurinliMion in each district to meet Meerut and repay principal by isetalmente, the whole to be cleand off in not more than fifty year, un less any other time shall be limited by any existing year, act, and unless the Imams are now liable to the payment only of interest, and not capital. MITILOPOLITAX BOARD or WOllll. To consist of 42 sleeted members (two to be appointed by the corporation of the city of London, and the °then to) the district boards In the divisioss set out to the schedule), tog*. they with th e eltairmam, making is all 43. Some district boards must be united for this purpose, sad then the ma jority of the members for the whole mica of districts mast decide the election, all meeting on a deed day at some feed place. Persons are to be eligible as members of the Metropolitan Board whether they shall or shall not be on a district hoard. One third of the Metropolitan Band to go out annually, but to be eligible for re-election. The elected lumbers to name to the Secretary of Stet*, within one month after their tint meeting, three persons, who shall not be members of the Metropolitan Board, from whom the Secretary of State shall return me to be chair man, who shall hold oaks dosing good behaviour; but he may be removed on application made by two thir ds of the board. The missy of the chairman to be not lee. than one thou sand five hundred pounds nor more than two thousand pounds a year, to be paid out of rates. PIIWZBA OF FRB MITROFOLITAN BOARD. The Metropolitan Board to have the whole charge of and control over the =skies and maintaining the main sewers of the whole metropolis (including the city), and to have compulsory power to take land out of their district for drainage and coattail works, with commit of the Secretary of State. The Metropolitan Board may make new leading streets, and like improvements, for the general benefit of the metropolis. The Metropolitan Board to send to the district boards and to the City and extra-parochial plates half-yearly an estimate dills sum which will be required from each of the districts, the &meant to be levied on the same basis and paid in the same way as the county and polies rates; the owners being in all instances liable to repay the occupiers the amount of this general rate, except where otherwise provided by any subsisting lease or agreement, as is now the case in regard to Mien rates. The Metropolitan Board to have specially power to com plete main *ewers, for the purpose of intercepting the drainage north and south of the Thames. The Metropolitan Board AO submit all plans and esti mates of works for the imareepting sewers, and for new leading streets to the Board of Works, upon whose certifi cate the Loris of the Treasery may advance the whole sum required in the same way; as the drainage loans chargeable with interest, the principal to be paid in a period not ex ceeding fifty years. Great inoonmaience now arises from one side of a street being in one district sad the other side in another. (Thum, for instance, in the Strand, there are nine divisions of various kinds.) The Metropolitan Board to have power to remedy such inconvenience : some parishes are compelled to adopt this course now, bat no legal right exists for sack proce ing. ed The Metropolitan Board to have power to tax for the main sewers all districts beyond the limits of this ad which num drain into those main sewers and to have power to dispose of the sewage, &a.; say_intiorne arising therefrom to be plac:d to the credit of the Metropolitan Board. NsvoiTs YROli DuiTNICT AND mmrsorourear BOARD.. The dietrict boards to make a report annually. In this report shall be inserted such instractloss for proceedings to be taken for the removal of nuisances as the General Board of Health may have directed. It shall also set forth the news of all members of the local board, the inspectors and other officers, and their addresses. The Metropolitan Board shall also make a report annu ally, and shall send • copy to each of the d is trict boards, and to the Secretary of State the First Commissioner of Works, and the General Board of Health. ?OSUMI ADDITIONS TO THN INITROPOLIS. It is proposed that the Metropolitan Board may, with consent of the Queen in oomaall, add to the metropolis any adjoining perish the rated inhabitants of which sha ll amount to seven hundred end My, uniting it (for the pur pose of election to the Ketrepoliten Board) to such adjoin ing disirict as has the amidlue umber of rated inhabitants. It is not intended by the bill to interfere with ecclesias tical boundaries or emiseissliseljorisdietkn, or with the powers or tometkes of the Peer-law Beard. The *ma el the bill is to give maid* powers to local authorities witbent the esteMdimost et mayors, alder men, town councils, &c., and without interfering with the powers of the metropolitan polies, or the polies or other magistrates. PLTWOUTH CHAYBiIt OF COYMULICI.—A meeting of the members of this shenaber wee called to be held ea Tuesday afternoon, at the Chamber in the Exebastire to receive a report from the Chamber of Comoros at Briitol, on the trade is Russian produce through Prussia. There were present Lord Morley, the chairman, Messrs. T. W. Pox, W. Smith, trimmer, W. F. Collier, and Pridham. The report, which wee read, comprehended a petition pre pared for presentation to the legislature, prey that the government might enforce the prohibltiOn of the import of Russian produce into this country. Lord Weill sad Mr. Fox expressed their opinion that the power of Buena warmere likely to be seriously crippled by stopping i t sad sommeree of the pantry, than by the alaeft=l . ti e tnege of the *or. A notion wee 4 131 r. 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The English in India have promptly availed them- i selves of the only mesas by which they can give mere than I the barren sympathy of words to their countrymen and ' 'allies in Europe ; but they have yet to perform the most acceptable mortice that may be rendered to the cause of na tions. Men are wanted seen more than money ; arms that can strike, more than hearts that will throb for freedom. Tea thousand good swords are worth more than millions of sterling coin, even in the way of help, and there are no rue ' sons why treble that number should not be sent forward. Thanks to the heroism of the past, and perhaps we arc justified in adding—thanks to the enlightened counsels which guide the destinies of India at present—there is not the least flinger of rebellion in the East. The peace of the country can be thoroughly ,preserved by the Native army, and, whilst we can spare above a dozen European regime;M for the next campaign, there is not the slightest doubt that in Sikh Infantry, Indian artillery, and Maul man irregular horse, the four presidencies can contribute at least twenty thousand men and a hundred guns, worthy to fight by the side of the renowned warriors of the Crimea. There are no better gunners in the world, whether for skill or bravery, than the company's artillerymen, European and native ' • there is no idolatry more fond or sincere than that whiellhu taught the Random to look on their cannon as household deities, and abide by them in life and death. The memory of Bobraon and Cbillianwallah is too recent that we should do more than merely advert to the strength which may be evoked from the iron battalions of the Pun jaub. It needs but an offer on the part of government, and crowds of the disbanded soldiers of Runjeet Singh would lock to our standard; willing to share In any part of the universe, a harvest of petite and glories, with the men whom they are proud to acknowledge as their only maiden in the art of war. Amongst the Mikomedens of India See than sand men might be found, who, as light cavalry, fighting after their own native fashion, would be of incalculable service. Profcming the same faith, and almost identical in feeling and habits with the Turks, they would excite the emulation of the latter, and cement still stronger the ties of amity which now bind them to the Englieh. And at the close of the war, the Native troops of all ranks would return home, shorn of half their prejudices, imbued with a deeper respect for the might of Europe, and feeling a real senti ment of loyalty to the Qtmen,who sad employed and trusted them as freely as her native-berm subjects. Henceforth there would be an end to the bugbear of Rossiya invasion snd in fighting for Turkey it would be found that we had done much towards securing the future peas of India. We could spare from Madras one regiment of cavalry, the 12th Lancers; three regiments of intently, the 24th, 48rd, and 74th Highlanders ; two regiments of Europeans in the Company's *mice, the Ist and 2nd Light Infantry, and two battalions of artillery. The whole of the above, forming a force of eight hundred sabres, four thousand bayonets, and forty-five wins, and comprising the whole of the Queen's troops serving in this Presidency, might be withdrawn without the 'bloated danger to the public peace. Then there are the 4th and 86th at the Mauritius, the lb* and 37th at Ceylon, every man of whom could be replaced by Indian Sepoys. Ia Bombay there are the 10th Horan the Bth, and 88th Regiments, which could be *lcily spared. Bengal has two reginseate of cavalry, fourteen fill regiments of infantry, besides the Ist batta lion of the 80th Rifles, and nine battalions of toot artil lery, out of which an expeditionary form of 1,6C0 sabres, 6,000 infantry, and b 6 gone, might be formed with the ; the whole making a total of more than greatest ease; soldiers, able to compete with the flower of the British army in Turkey. We have eight regiments of Madras Light Cavalry, not a man of whom has a chance of ening service in the field, except out of the Presidency. At Islet re-sixths of them are Kagoshima*, and it may be readily maaluded that they would willingly obey an order to embark for the seat of war. Oat of the eighteen regiesean et Irregular Cavalry in Bengal, a large sumber might be declared available • and it we could only have a man like Molar Fytche pla ced in the milling sememeni el Pesos, snit amen his prolonged exisisess, we anti beld that plevinse with the aid at least of a single inespeen regiment, end a couple of &pay battalions. Bet there ere man emerigh to be gleaned him the bar pesidensies, and we ere Moaned to think Met the biome anthorities intend to let them go forward. The D•Dol Geis& speaks of rumeand movements of several Queen's stagnant& towards the coast, and it will square wall with the policy of Lord Dalhousie to denude India of Bumps= troops. He is anxious that the world at Ilisersabsold beam that the country is tranquil from love rob, and may be safely trusted to the defines of the native We abosegoly h tO hope that the event may Litter his -.l e . Sid our pliant countrymen. _Hew nosh be is is furnishing assistance to the gasified depelmiest hum India, is a subject which we must heave Be • teem sesesioe, and with regard to which we invite seggestions tea our readers. 0/I.OID Tatum RAILWAY Olt CANADA.-1511210 for wok Nadia, Feb. 17, 1866, 2,6781. 36. 11d.; boa week 1164 2 0661. 51. ed. Iserwar, 1566, 6 rt . , 1. 1 • 1 Area Ma .. . all 1 1 1 41,41, ammirdieiimle su - - _ us. 1 m 4,441/6 Catlionlas 4 1 . 10 ammtrabiabla .......... $ - - 30 avessin . 6 1 14 1 1 IMAM= Owd .... "ll . r'ora all - - 1 Mille& .. all - - M Illmomma km Is Owl .11 6 1 //4 WI HAM Iron - ILI 11 14 36 lakaill.pm. 214 II 11 30 Da QuelmommilOisba all 1 1 11 se i is Da IL hie Dal lay lb 19 31 11 1 .• Ors* .- 1 tam.Class.lll2.4l•,,Java. 1 I I •D ._ w .. 1 tOslamislWd 1 1 4 -..... ... . .. IS II 20 t. 1011 pr liiiima - Mi 131 +l:Ma gg ► ia = oome rmaL Oast an 2 dim par all la 1 lib . Maims . 1 I Els i f 1 Illegjat - fil; IQ. all 1 r 3,, , 11. , • Dusky al Radom all i II I !Woo& an - -- 11 0. 1 103.31 . all So l i rl eadi ....-"-- a 4 1 4 1 •N.Limares Malin-03. all - - Noumea Mods i 40 romuoksi Ntne Loll oil ell 11 16 4 1. b 9444 MI. 1 i 1 1 . auk..........-. a 1 JO Abram Ina -..... an 19 11 111. 16 , NA - - all I 6 r so 11=11mcli: uma CUM«....... 111 44 4 61 KM 1 ....-. all 1 lb 14 AIN masa -- rsosiiii:.- - . sfi s isk i 1 1 Wig b Ua1t0ri........... all da l . • loallombis 149 dame! csi 25 doolreltaa AirisolloraL 174 104 Illf 10 vorzelmeloaroida Mall ... le Ausrallon 110411 MIL all 10 MY Welaroorta 411111ddele Marlowe LaneL 4O GO GI IldLlKllLßoi.klied.Co I 1 et. aly lei 1011 1004 a Palate • Prelaeasoa 3 f 4 4 Pried Mee 011 7 raose 4 ... p 9ol ia 1 Desrra men .....a i 11l Oralmi 1 25 Med& Trilersek le Omisralilai.l4aelgatioo H XI Oa. all 10 Wok Iketnot le dedkenemea Tel all 10 Kolas It 111.4aa4eao 0 Ilf Ilf I leadassll7449ll6a. Taal all 10 lealleelmil tral—. 6 4 14 I Ni Wain Oath lase. 011ie Neripotse Oe. 1 it 1 Me& Beit. Surarderies all 4 1 30 — tees 94espoilasia. lif II anGIMEmal all If 3 OD PeofirederliOelutllien. all 67 1.11 difine 3 konOlogony.. all If I 100 Meal Nall 111ee5.... GO 87 $9 I Ault. Wants. all lf If 1 ID4. Woe I 113 loath Aostrallso Land ll 3i si I s r 1 1 Takie. scalp all • 1 lad 1 Do. Do. Reglsterod all I lad I 113 TrastkLosallo.oftlpflui II 1100 ea Dessoesldold illf 11 134 0.009 00,000 Se "000 00 14000 0 "1100 eh 21. 11,09 10 1111 NAN SS WO NS 10, se n. se "10 "S 16 KM U 100 4,000 10 60,000 1 0 00,000 ie. MINES. THIS DAY.—Two o'Crocr. The gold mining shares remain dull. Ague Fria are quoted f, to ; Nouveau Monde, to 3-16 ; Colo nial Gold, 6.16 to 7-16; and Great Nugget Vein, to 4—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 301 to 31); Peel River, 21 to 3; North British A. tralasian, dia. to par; and Scottish Australian Investment, 1 to / peen. National Bmillin (Oman) shares haw bona dun in at 11 to 21; United Minks. at 6} to 61; loathes at 6 to 61; Imperial Brazilian at 21 ; and Australian Mining at 1. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. !Suomi —4200 boxes yellow Havana& were offered ha public sale. A part sold at 34e. to 38a, ; the ressainder bought In. The refined market firm bet priors are unaltered. Brown lumps, 42 .. 64. ; grocery, 435. to 495. CO/ill—Th. small public sales went off without shap ing quotations. Native Ceylon remains Ism at 475. 66. TRA.—Tbs market continues steady. Cocoa.-200 bags Trinidad sold in pall* see at 365. 66. to 88s. — Parris.-2,000 bags Sinospore were offered; the emit bought in; damaged sold 30. to 40. pat lb. PIYUNTO.-70D bags sold at hi. to 614. per lb. Rica tensing steady. Corron continues in limited demand. Rum—This inlet. is vets tiros. In other anklet mo material alteration. DAY The market is quiet, with but little doing. Tows hike is quoted 47.. nett taih. Petersburg Y.C. as the spot, 41.4 May and Jane, 48a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short, but quit* equal to the &mood. Prime meadow hey, 70s. to Ns.; superior, 86e. to 965. ; inferior, 60s. to 60e. ; row's, 60 1 . 60a.; clover, 90s. to 1165.; second cut, 804. to 1101. ; straw, 241. to 281. CORN.—STOCI.TON-ON-TEES, MARCH 21.—The animal of grain coastwise are moderate. This morning we had a good show of wheat from the growers, with a thin attendance of buyers. The demand proved slow at about last week's prices. Barley aid oats in fair request. Buns Is. par qr. higher. In other articles no alteration. Imports during the past week : Wheat, coastwise, 620 qrs. Barley, coast wise, 200. CATTLE.—BoornaLt, MARCH 21.—But little business was done today in consequence of the day being set apart for the Fast. Beef made from 2a. to 4s. 6d. Mutton, 3s. 10EL to di. Veal, 41. to es. Fork, 3s. ed. to 4s. ed. per stone of Sibs. sinking the offal. LONDON REFORMATORY FOR ADULT MALE CRIMINALS. On Tuesday afternoon a public meeting on behalf of this tutitstion, which is conducted in Great Smith-street, Westminster, was held at Willis's Rooms; the Earl of SNAP/I/MORT presiding. The Rev. SAXIIRL MARTIN haying opened the meeting with prayer, The CHAIRMAN said the meeting had been called to gether for the purpose of hearing a statement u to the pro gress of the institution, and of being asked to co-operate in the efforts they were making to reclaim the criminal popula tion. Taking the whole of the country, there win no very perceptible diminution in the amount of crime. The ticket of-leave system had nut resulted in the success which had been anticipated, and it wee necessary that they should direct their attention to other means of reclaiming adult criminals; because, if they dad not, they would have 4,000 added every year to the convict population retained within the three kingdoms, and In time a gigentio mischief would be raised up among them. The London Reforma tory had pursued the best course of meeting that great evil. (Hear, hear.) Their system we, to submit the applicant tint to a period of probation, namely, bread Red water and 14 days' solitude. That was, in fact, the key stone of their whole system. If the applicant remained in the institution after that period of probation, be was then subjected to • course of education during the next twelve mouths; he had to learn a trade, and had also to conform to all the regula tions of the institution. The inmates were perfectly nee agents. They were told on entering that the doors were open to them to go out if they liked, but that if they once quitted the walls without permission, they could return. The society, therefore, by gradually training the intimate, usually brought them within twelve months to ex hibit a degree of sell-control which they had never before evinced. Tbegreat object during the period of edu , ation was to inspire them with the hope and furnish them with the means of emigrating to a new world, where they would enter upon a new career with recovered characters and with animated hearts. That was the grand consummation to which the inmate* locked. The eye sem had brought about some of the most et merkable instances of reformation that had hap pened ranee the world began. With all that, the society was constantly on the verge of bankruptcy, and it celled upon that meeting to mist it in its difficulties, end to encourage the establishment of simi:ar ihentntions throughout the country, Mr. ese, governor and , corresponding secretary, read the report for the last year, which stated, Mier mire, that the number of inmates is the Reformatory was on an average 100, from the age of 17 upward,. Among the applicants (or admission were several tickebotleave men, who had ulnae ceasfully tried to obtain employment. Of the 400 men who had gone out of the institution since its establishment, very few had ranee back into evil habits. The amount of money stolen by the 100 men now in the institution was at kali 76,4001.; and taking the same amount of money to have been stolen by the 400 who had left the institution, the 600 who had been rescued by it from degradation and misery must have robbed the public of about 382,0001. (Hear ) One of the men who had left the institution had since given 61. to its funds, and had promised to double his subset' : - tion next year. Mr. Selrant ADAMS, in moving the first resolution, said they were persons who had for nearly 40 years been endea vouring to discover a mode of uniting punishment and re formation; but they had never succeeded, for they went on an erroneous principle. In 1t;04 there were committed for ttial and tried in the whole of England for every offence, except smelts, 4,803 persons. Now, the populatica in the lest 60 years, he would tate it had been doubled. The number of commingle in the 60th year after 1804 for crimi nal offences was 28,740, being an increase of 6-6ths. And all that when education, as it was called, had been gradually increasing, ben every effort had hem mad* to promote the retormation of the criminal. Did not those figures shrew that reformation and punishment could net work well together f In this reformatory they had now stood the difficulty, namely, that reformation should begin when punishment had ceased. (Hera, hear) The learned Serjeant concluded by moving :—" That this meeting, convinced that the adult male criminal is reclaim ' able, pledgee itself to encourage the ex.rtions made in the Loudon Reformatory for the attainment of so great an tab , iect, and responds to the appeal now mane for at:di:jowl tends." Thu motion was seconded by Sir JOHN WARRANDER, ; Bart., supported by Mr. E. Ball, M.P., end canted unaek• mously. The Rev. R. ALPORD, 8.D., of Quebec Chapel, then moved—" That the inadequacy of the regular subacrils ions • to carry cut the society's operations, is a subject of greet anxiety ; sod therefore, the increased exertions of all friends of the R e formatory, are earnestly required to increase its Missal income." The motion was 'Hooded by Captain O'Bitistir, and also carried unanimously. Mr. WooD, the treasurer, explained the financial posi tion of the institution at tb.' present time, which showed that it was a little in debt Funds are immediately wanted for the emigration of 25 lemates, besides increased subscrip tions to Shier the income to about 3,0001. per year. The annual subscriptions do not exceed 7001. On the motion of Mr. JosiPa PAYNE, barrister, the thanks of the meeting were unanimously accorded to the Brazen AND COUNTY DOWN RsiLwAY.—Traffic kr week milks Much 18,1866, 21W. 4s. Id. II week ending Munk 19, Mi t 21W. 19s. 4d. &ÜBE LIST& Tffiß ILtY.—Two cralOOL The railway ohm Riad* today is dull, vary little business offering. Prins are in nearly all awes quoted the same as they ding on Tuesday. London and North-Western desk is quoted 991 to 100; Great Ws tern, 66 to k; 69k to 70; Lancashire Yorkshire, 76 to IX div.; Cheat Northern., 211 to 22k ex div. ; Caledonians, 311 to 3211 and South- Eastern., 181 to 1. Prench•aharee are rather better. Northern are quoted 34 to ; Easterne, 33 to 1 ; and Paris and Lyons, 21? to 1 prem. OIDDIallr MAUI AID ROOM • J 149 LizarAn. I Claim Mord Ilmiss Wag. ISI Ifi Is Ili