The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-11 00:00:00

‘,7 • • • .; 1 l . J ! ""--Ce----7-,2"...4. 4 > r ,-- ,-r.ti- ' • - 4141 _ 511 ♦ • • 4.4; AVM , matk• t .a. .f.'S•Pries. 1.1101111, Ilt I.lkan, 121:, The efol ifnfr. an •••••. .11Cre Isttersa, hut is 11••tro Ott.a to th e an truptorr• ewe.. 11.11 , 1 an improv e " prf.v. Th o toot In ,41bur ~,nt. a iluk 11,. • wN rt.tinty. A Anlin at Log week'. 4, IA 4.14.441,444. I. r ~11. ;I 4.r w r en 0 Al• is fair re forrigo implett hairy. 21,11011; 1. lowed mil IM) tom . rr hooted thaw •Il &scrip. n. the rates ei about nishetitl bat. an.l beim v. Arrivals. ..A 1:1; hamti for the week "1.1 61d. .1-11,4•41..1 mow .1..4 frogs the sail nuts awl larirr, tan.. to 671 w.. 44. to 4ss. ; ; ditto, sow, het ovw, 521ba., M.. t.. kit,. .1744 to stts. ; to the hA. blcon• ia. r t .;. ar 01 At : o ^ heat equa7 .n 4 prices mime I no ratan*. choke Norfolk now imaib 441., per head DM. hl 4Yr Jk samisisid. p. Tofti. IVI A r. YOU 4 4 '7 LOU 7.07/ 7.Ut 7.913 7.m 1 t Mel 7,431 7 LNG I.L• • 1,114 LAM r ogressessil willi Of ENCE. other oe tV h °war). lot 4d• n. IM 1.1.1 .Tort .n wharf. N.L. w T W. I&T 1, Ir,l A lAt. LI 3r. ry. r.. R. irs L T. —By MI art , t .4 the bueieree 1.1-3,..1 in eree. rred feat the 11.1 NT IN Till I.ms (keg ol a I. neer day hist thwart'. when • out to unload • horse awl set of termer. who tual swisktnoa inhatelv, hut e uo esti/q.. •.r ilierovereiL The ..k week. lv.th .11CeV.O, snit it ..link into sonw t nunitrer in tho hwark briar.. I. awl it wa. the the river thst Teut of the tole or. awl time it he PK,. roll. • carman. ; .4.1 .4...1 in .Int a xing the &bag. whioh (unseal [Atter being .till WI place, snot he .t rugg le. It is wheels, were og Iwrs disrovered. account tor this earter has not, LU. (DINT ..I4e clintnt. , the l• liable tirprnals rfokill.lloll4Kfaa. 1.1110 te the Ord .4 le !Mann las I.kly nthl•ing his f fit• minute.. 'C •intusent 1.. pen. mut purifies the • units to Its elf. DEATHS. KM. the irth 4 t,4t..01, the mite a 11.141 M ..ntwth. Mnt. E. wife of Mr. T. ij Mrs. a R. N"• 1. th. .40 of T. 064011ph. of o r+. the wife of II r. porth, the elk a h• h. II of Kos. r. 4.• .1 . lloosc: ry. i% awk I" nlkinia. • • Y • 111. h losollos. V. 4W IM 0. • 11 * .r liondswerati... &NgMyr .1 aw.ik 'um .4 %Bilk •'.‘• GRANTED WITHOUT UM ASIWILLIICS EXPENsIIk ST Tag iti I . 11 . A L LOA N FUND ASSOCIATION 4 0 ' • ~. • 414 ra1441 1.:41. 14. Onosi Ihs= Oprorliakr " II , .. PER44.N AL 44.4.T1UTY. ilirsititro, ..1. ,t .4 . 14,14. to . /se. IN , poode eigelved wlibsel ikairt • .. t 4.. 4.1 414.4 ow& 1,412444184. T ii t=c l el emPlial . i 1 ,...' ' ..% °" 1," a ft'Z ' ar... Cli b le.:;• laviss i tela almeeed .Ithoet -, wan.. .r it. minim apians. Arm of propaftl. .tilbe Intl intreurilles. free. or Ilievanled a• !xol4s 01 • a rt. t.. 1 .4•44pnl e5444149a ROHM WOW. isemary. 1.4 a waives 1 ( . r WS. 1. v. %as. 410gbire awes. ••• I. atp.4 I Joh& " snu. MatiM► wile , " • twa t.. 1 ts If AM' A SCES MADE, without deli , by • •• .• I 1111•TblaNT egoIIPAAY • 2146 tr••• t 4.plelt Mai. bille at Ws. or oilb.• 64,4..1 lofi• nyeleble by ems Orponitais ". -.4 I. ••h! n all mammal' sise“ 0101.11. ‘ 1111 . 030 . b.. , •••• •• • • add Si.% earl Prompwlaws• art heat seat tree us *I $141444. m.......-7,-- . i a UPA a 114 ' 14 rTiew. A S I !. .8 * 11110101116 %% btrig JAM/ BOST. ameba likeds. No. 4362.] OVERLAND ROUTE. —COMMUNICATION Es SRAM se INDIA. A VNTZALIA *c.. via EGYPT. the PEN !swum sad (lIIIINTAL /IMAM NAY7OATION %IPA N Y GOON PANAENOne aad resolve Cave sad Freda .liaralier, Melia. Corfu. WPC Adm Ogles, Madras, OM • .rtra, the Minna. earl Chia. by) thole Nun Mari South. my toll nil the 4th sad 20att of every Gin ; lee %I.ilta. ind Adam sad Owneay. s t theugh ama mai K of ra.lt ruouth aid for Othilskar. SINS. Adm. My. N luueloa. Osyloe. s Soon& Lawn* 141arul for Adelaide likethaaehil, led ladaey slormiss ing ...uthamagese ea Ike IDE of awn smikt.—Ple bs pantweirrrs appb at the oom p ac e o=l. LeadeabeDalveek Landon. E.C.: w Onialmi-plast, 11EVITI* sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 1.1 N PA4U? SHlP.—roe NYDNIT Wed (angular trailir. .111 Ireela Ow flyer Kay 10', the 11011106-11,E0f Upper Ia b • will. A 1, 700 Ur riglelsr, /ADM MAZUR DOM v•wasamAra: lying la 1101 larks Web. Rely ooroll• eqrsoli Duni per the Inols, awl la ofoe of the foAtost Wien sal ff lisuks kr • utlesdbd poop, and frit rat* soffmosib. 0..0 for cabin smi—lfor tram of freight of lamp apply b MITT sad lloofts. R 1111111kmatreff. TT .d RALIAN I Y. V I P I V 'IC Ir; Ng —l , 0 TD Auff 1. an LlNl alb on the lOth Awn. calltnAt P'llibloooolo s trit Inc tleen.lld Mink-built ship VI . • I 13 Fein Inc n. Mears U. Dunbar en.l Soo. toso. J. l. I.Y..Virm oN. Cosniaaader lying lath tla ir Doolio. !tit One .hip has n 14113 kft fur n foe, soologr ea oopeo, be whkh Ow te Ittedetly Ittod, and Is alma air toe lotrmodisio prawn. Will aos .r terse orrlow2i= l'.rms u froletit et 1 WILLATLT. *de the tersern. Mean. nix,. le owl 111014 k. P004=11, Ll arthomo . or to DZV and ITI 3100111. NIL 1% W'ITT &HAI KOORKS AUSTRALIAN LINE A, 4 'AMC} ANIP.-91u POST mum. Mali* (11111aar- Ind at the &allay Mr. a rapier trader. lua room as..da only. and .111 have hasordiata despatch •, Walsh balh harstee 'ALICIA. A matter 418 .I,lM" ' g lit ittal=lit l eV i tiralraffirig we... 4 height or wirer *pip NWT& A IAA. Nelea'►plare or to !AVM aad MORE. 9. Biltlikadmeill lEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .4 I' ACCII2 SIIIP. —For POST route asset. clam ng iat ( b e Railway Oar • reinitar tender. Ins Just ant Wed tmle the coliny In SE ism sisl reitnes again wltli all wealth!' ab. loath the eplemillil Wit all • liallh_eneperoldp INDESIN ITT. it I. rehiatet 741 took P 1 I 11.1 P ItATERA . lynoi ln Ili, bombes Dock.. This ...mei Is Mod for the trade. WWI .are of the Pretest...twee oat of pass of Loud o n she h a s • epeetollil and ono otally wad aseoaaninilatlon for cabin Nmenavre --For Irrliht or prow Nippy S. DETM and 11, &Inter etreet. DEeill7 and MRS'S AUSTRALIA N LINE OO lAtli ET AU IT.—rer °MONO Meet (delivering at thr luta* a regular trader, bee a great palm at her cargo ragegol, wed room law inesonneeent geode , ettl meet with Wier ante dengoado. the well-iroown tome WY MITI. A twalgter tar Kam .10113011 W. 0 Casa weeder . lying In ibe London DOCkl Nr elenliese aecownao dear is —Far terra* of freight or paw. emir to 14Y .4 7OUSL P Billiter Wert. P4aers sal all Cart lamest. na both outward and lormoward to Mad arid recei eroanauclas with ve MALL TM atimaaers Iron . w eat ell at Cork the Persia. So Iwo /Sow Tars ea the leth April BRITISH sad NORTH AMIRICAN ROYAL MAIL nun e arl-111111141 by the Adralndite► to 'tit itrtweesi SW T O RE direct. awl be. itn•ra LI V mama sad DORTON, tho Bake lidos at 11 \l.l FAX to Wad morn posseqpn sad b:r al itaj= said. The foaming se ether vow& an appointed to ken Llvvrrel ' %MCA, Ix NW YORK amt. ilaturday. Aprd • T. 41141 pateeepare sod tr.oda ler Same and klatano. to ban.lerred at Sew Vogl As beard the royal wall atom ship Rarest . rg NADA. ter leleTT)% swanky. April !1. 1•11 A. be Slat YOU Dern, satairdeg. Apra N. New knew legleakat reveres lee sad gawkier. Pet • Wow or Dom War gee be Wrier se bard :—Te HAMA% sr ram did arr. . sewed M Se %.• chid card. . gab's. Se Dere. sad Dow Talk At per ids. sea I par ••••11 were ts irk sod wear& nue ser..sureirtis ke a Ilirdied ember et seseed err per %PIS —11.• perip Sr siker ledenrtise spry Se J. D. leard. lewarret, Leers . D. Cowie, Nem. se 111. rem de k luena Park Mimi J. Darr. rd rseret Wiry. keleeelwe at D. sed C. *beg. terlier! sarkii WI:PUY lIINAM COMMUNICATION to . 1W TOMR.—Ths wriaroak NNW =All /MILAN:LIMA STIMI4MIP °MOW Waskol tan talasmand Was dam diumMlna, ming M linsmastro aafant inalsoms and demanion as ddlaws W LE MOM LIVERPOOL 701 NEW TOM CITY OP SALTINMATIds dm, April IL m), y or %Va NOTON. Walmany. Apo*. AM may smandias Madonnas. naa P•OO,Ws. edam Ma 17. sad 1I M Ha om, maardlai to the Parmrd prow mm nalnAlm &Mad. Ti......_.. hr grab sod Ma Magma bodied Monan PIR7 admalmasna lama—Par Maw inetimises MI., WILLIAM IN MAN, 1111. WIMIP4III.IIO. lammal: at to dad EMMY. M. lua iwarkadmok agy. STRAIII from LIVIMI FORTUNA by the Nast loyal Mal ellesomm t . ___ ,POOL to AMERICA via irea Oesim Olosaankip ampler. ROM WRAP Nao Prelim Tale day. North 11,145.10 km. M..litutim hem. 4 auvliait. letdkur. I'muer nu le !Cm Yo uM 11 IS fa a Non. Tu Porting. if sad Ihnuurb Me% aceardhog fertfu, warders mks *ars t, LorrpooL TO PORTLAND . Assio-tlazoo, to follow. Nova Scotian, to foll o w. North American, to inseas. Qrattee, Ikoatresl. To " 11111. mil_ !. alsarat I: awl te ell plea cd Mark. ai L So be 1.14 as limmlss.-114 LW. sad SIA Wade. STEAM twice a week to ROTTIRDAM mid the RHINE—The Netherlands Illeswboat Company's esw and p Hui otaussblp BATAVIth. Captain W AMITff. Mame free elno.nlde the Debark steam wheat WaPlWit. every= livening d 11 sal the Ilse powerful ears steamer 1 vas. J aTtati, In hem the •• ?yawned." trees af 7.arrr. terry Thursday moraine early Both these yeasts ins outerl.,r weessandaUes fee pratmgera —Por h'etsht. pemyti a coyly ul l'lmplis's Caftan' fere. ItesestAircsa. W. ;or 111111.1 PM GSA VlOl. and PHILLIPPS, Manta to the • • .teas Bost Company. 11, Beod-lsee. City. NC. CHEAP soil EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE to !ARLAN D. .llncton Great Western laDerail to WATERFORD and ~T .K 11 express to MILFORD HAVEN. and large powerful ' , ..men from the Terminus at New Milford. Daily palwami I ‘% nil. rf,nl from 9.30 am. express. and 6 aro. third class trains 'o ratlingtoo. I serf II *HUY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY to MIK by l`e muse Maim. - I air. I.l7 ::Virvt.rlasa les lleeow4-ebsa tia. ed. Tbird-cleis. biarn tirketa available lee we ameolli. 71a. Plnstrilaea We. N. , pillage. IM wtarn deamers leave WaSerlard at 31. c yea, Yid o ' o C.'S terry lien lay Wednesday. sad Mir —For foram rtk olon apply at the Railway Flake ; or to ilious. FORD I JArK ors . St: I annon .treat, Lona% mad Railway 'ratios. MiR Id. Mittqrd Haven or to Mr. DOWNEY. Widerlard: r Haan. 1:111111Ns, (Wk. pELICAN LIFE INI Kash!lab lURANCE COMPANY. dim 1779. ' Lrehar , l .treat, lit), and 51 DIRK q, CWlii~4er, Westminster • ,int F. race. Ecru -- Wiltleat James tanicanter. Neg. U.C.L. tits!. John Lubbock. Kat, 11.2.11. • Peri,. Emu Ileniancin um, feel iionlon. ro Ilatthew %ratting. Caw et It lldewon. Wyrill. Jan , FAL P. 11.41.0. Esq. • •Litelny often "repos fientrity. it. of Pr, minim wlth partlcipatires lu fonr fifths or t- • ivut f the 11.411 a. A wlth• at rurtacipolicat fa Prratig. " t N.• to one, train with Life Areuraince co approved annuity, • • I:3m •4 t.etl —An re•llcieo effected prior to the let July. .0 the nista Prate .4 Ptenalum, wrlll puttetpatir In the t Prorate la*r&T TrefUllt. esesegary sad Actuery. • E LI WERPOI IL nod LONDON FIRE and IJEL IN•II'II.A‘CE COMPANY. ratalAishird UNA •• ‘.. I. Dakatrort, Llystpiel . sad M and !1. rata*. laradisa resrmte us 441.44 Yum . ... 1:330.000 •• nh huteth ton4ial 444 my/ of the Proprietors In Ode us. hoist op lb, lath nit 14 * rt 44 the h.ert Imetture was adopted tumainudtsly. • t•••••• 4 • ! Premiums for the Year 4299.e1e es 104. •••• I el. s era ll7,elb lee. 9d. It. late basulain. SU Policies 19- .. 4 4 0 1.11110 0.1 • • h amp 14.610 Ht. Ad. .4 1'n0.41.4040 emends lOC tals sad their gm* • ..1 11.0411ty maim the maw* et the Cow !.. %sad gaseslass ' • • pk. the Report, sad gas farther Worms. • 5... d sys I? •.% LT. semidry Is the J. ill '% OTIIIII, I , Saddam& Issesalsay, Iwia LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1860. Ap. ALBERT SMITH'S MONT BLANO, TO4IOIiT, at b, Z VL&Yaal so NIGHT (but Saturday) at S edaek . sad Tae day and afternoons, .t S o'clock. srttleb eau bs Yawn at bone ice, igyptlan Has, daily, from It till i, arekla 7 pain. T. MARTIN'S-HALL.—ROSSINI'S STABAT MAUL Ilseitarreo s " May Day," sad Weber's Overawe to "Dor Preasebtia," WIDNIIDAY, =l o t at 8. trader the direction of Mr. JOHN HOLM roirellere—Mier Wise Venni Rowland, et. Tabor, . Waive Occemr. Hi. lent Tickets,M* Se. VICTORIA CRON GALLERY Ran. HceaMß7, OPIlf DAILY, tram 10 11/1 7. Ow Wsll/I,og. 1a five. TY whole of bat roes 0 0 0 100. wllh alensrosi adellikee. 001•100 IL Dowri e r vierr AMIE ZOW A ROYLL ROOMS, Great Windmill-street, lioneddly.—NOTlClL A ilesaileeat SMOKING AA. WON added to this retabliebakent. Opeo livery tviodbi With the MONATEIt BAND, oondimead by Mora Leman deaf trarekeser• Admission. the Itesperor Napoleon. or open al Soelook. t sr. PAUL'S, KNIGHTSBRIDGB.—ELECTION OP cHTMOIIWARMINS. The USW &sear vestry meeting for the election ehurcliwardees for the distriet pertish church of Ht. There, Knightsbridge, was held yesterday in the new drool-rooms in W' -place ; the Hon. and Rev. Roarer LOMELI, the incumbent of the pariah, took the chair. The attendance was numerous, but by no miens crowded, ootwithetaoding that printed bills had been generally diva idled through the diatribe eatnently inviting those who IMO " destrous of opposing the confessional and other mink practices in the church of England" to come forward ead eupport the election of that " well-tried friend of the protestantWaterton," to wa nd t requisition spin to take the office had bees got up, and at a very short pllm eatensively signed. There were several friends of ;She Incumbent present, b u t these were evidently in the ai Ne rit lkey '. • inousintery having taken hie seat explained the pailee of the meeting in the following terms. Be sate— farads sad parishiamen, we are met here in par olee:o sae usual notice Mixed upon the church walls, to premed to the Domination of churchwardens for the ensuing pear, and it is my duty as th e incumbent of the pariah to pada on the osenion. But before we go to the barium tite day, I wish to remind myself and you of the very man at which we are here met /opting via., the M of Fester. This la Beater Tuesday, aadtheiveerweed aught to remind nu of car of the mast and roost cotedatory ear "'" deaden atars reeunreetioa. al that the " Ps r greet lee ulp r _Niue • beeefreg mind which I *mid et the ame mormseseraw i Vg d ree 44 "Mt i t t r" . f the F hear.) We e find in e Holy ro mac ono; NATIONAL ASUMBLT ROOMS, dip r soinz t ims AiroAshisrag. emaa idrmsy ler** awl wrishisse Mr* et Ilbeig pieftelies d Ms esiebrstad= " M as jdar. lir. :ll6Natra= beta 4/01•11.11111 , 4a t i Mttupprb. Admission le frit LONDOZIV I LI o to Oa LONDON 11 0 /111f, do ftellosiaso in al 11 .. 71113 Am boot %cur. m:* !glirilits4 NOW .47 var - a - saw erumTll 111.- EUROPKAN and COLONIAL worz COMPANY, Itt Plana. S.W. The promoters of the above Cowpyy b. to announce that they have reduced their Tariff of PrloM. and now offer their patrons the full heoeet of the new Illadibilbe. ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY..27e. per dozen.: iThe Atandard of Excellence ) SPLINDID OLD PORT, ten pare in the wood . 371. per doom. SPA/[LINO RPRILKAY CRAMPAGNY SUL 9'f. JCLIRN CLAM, pure and without acidity Its. FIND!! COONAC BRANDY (Pale or Brow.). 44e. and kir. ItOCTH AFRICAN PORT, BRIIRRY, ke 9oe. and fle. The Bond ever introduced Into this countr-1 Bottles and packages included, and six dozen cases teas to any railway station In Kng land or Wales. Price We free on appli cation. Terms cash. WILLIAM lIIIDTIPPING, Manager. NOTICE WINES and SPIRITS at REDUCED DUTIES. A BROPOWS revised list of prices, with Dr. Hasselrs report on the undermentioned Wines, post tree on application. Claret ;win ordinaire) per dozen 185. Chablis ;White Burgundy) NU Hock or Moselle limieb°ld Bher " . formerly charged SW per dozen l°. Ifpusehold Port i Ws. South African Port and Merry . .. 2.oe. and 245. South African Madeira and Arm - m. 414140 24s. Bottles Included. OM, full strength per gallon Its. 3d. Biurindy Brandy 155. Holland., the very best.... per one dozen cam 2Se. Samples of any four of the above Wins forwarded on receipt of 30 postage stamps Tetras, cub. Addrms, A. BIIOUOIL IS, Strand, London. STEVENS and SON 78, Bishopegate-street Within. Pi llC/13 of %fail= at ANDUCIID DUTY. Perla from the Wood, Ca, 325. ; ssperlor, 111. , blu, per dozen ; ditto, msr i or o ld emigag, aza., Sea, Ma : @berries, good. Me, Si., 3 .0. ditto, wiendor pain slim or brows, Us., MO., 64., E dam . Omsk Ise Yin Owinaire SR,; St. Julien, &c., ; Chateau Disimpst& Ma, 725. ; Champagne, line, , Moat's sod Ober Maeda, line., 4*. per dozen. !bale, tom', 71M • Beradirat ; Urban, rich or dry. Us. per doses. Wines of °ibir dseselgeons squib remonable. Deli vered within Ave miles tree et Upon& Terms cash. SALT and Co EASE INDIA PALE and BURTON A d Ilsros-orTrost WYCIUMB. Reagerford Wharf. SY, Heury-street. $7, Brown.street. Old Court House, 1112 b-street. Bristol Newcastledin•Tyna Manor Chare. Dublin ll, Temple.lane . N.P. HALT mull Oa's Ales may be obtained In gI MS from the principal boyars Is the kingdom, a list of whom .111 be supplied by their Agints, am application. Ph=r"' •••• rrBEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and o l Orrass in ENGLAND are at all Mose to be obtained al PHILLIPS and Co.. Tea Meteload; 11. Wag Wllliametreet, Okay. Good strong useful Coagou Tea, 2a. Id., h. led., 3a, Be. ed.. god deb Seticlioug, s. M.. 3a 10d., and es. Pea and coffee to Hee value cd 40e. seat carriage tree to any railway stalks or market town to England. A price current tree. dagareat market prima All goods carriage Ire* within eight miles at the City. THE EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY (Limited), the only Oesrpany who Import their own TEAS and mipply the public direct , —• clear saving of 15 per cent. Th e celebrated Mb hag of tea from Ss ad. per lb. of coffee in the berry, from : fine lapaanir Meacham In pounds, fa. iid.— Waralsonee, 11, Great St. Helen a-churchyard, Hithopegateetreet. TART FRUITS and PRESERVES, 10a. per dean' P Sauer and Pickles, 10s. per dozen . New Dundee Nensalson lea. per dozen . Crystalliaed and Glace /resell hulls end Cbseelstes Pate de Poke Gran GSM and Yorkeldre Plea, BMW Ns" Bakens, Lyons, and Brunswick Bewlern. Axed= awasiss OR and Reind T fitneaboang lesess, He zebree Beef, York and Westph ee al r :la= (droned to edes9. N.N. Nosily good Teas Ss. Ad and 44. per lb. —At PA NT, Jeroynetreet, corner of York-street, Si. Jaineraufterz. SA U 8 AGE 8 , --GENUINE HOME-MADE. - .Parts.ll4. Beet, i d par 1 0. -0088ETKR and SON, Batchen, 41111111111110014, Coveetgardall. RIMMEL'S RIFLE VOLUNTEER'S MINIM is the perfume for this season. Price 2s. ed., cosrmlaht. Abel's Nis Volunteer's Pomade. for axing Bus. taehice. Prim lc, er ssat, by post for 19 stamps. 80 Id by all perfumers and ebsasiola.—L ItIIIYEL, Perfumer, 2 8, Strand, sad 2s, CorahM, Leaden ; sad 17, Boulevard des llama. Paris. NMDING and BIRTHDAY PRESENT& . RODRIGUES, 4 Piccadi, Invites attention to his elegant RTOCK of DREAMIN 2. G CASE S TRAVELLING DEM ING BAGS, DISPATCH BOUM Writing Casa, Wort Jewel Cases, LADLES' RETICULE and CARRIAGE HATIrt every description MEDI ,HVAL MOUNTED INVELOPIC CASES, IHOTTING.MIOIO, and INKSTANDS en site; Scent Netting. and Glove Boren the NEW PATILNT SELFCTAII isI ia BOOILIILIDP, also a choi variety of ELIGABLTWI aod NOVELTIES Suitable for PRESENTATION, too minions to enumerate. To he had at HENRY RODRIGUIS 42. Piccadilly, two doon from Saelnilleatreet. The story of oor lives from year to year "—Shakespe are. Oa the lftb April betltshed. price 64. bd., booed In THE SECOND VOLUME OP ALL THE YEAR ROUND, Conducted by CHARM DICTUM Oostabilosi the concluding aptere of A TALE of TWO CITIES, by QUAL= MIDIS ; THE WOMAN le warn 'to be completed la July), by Wattle COLLOID : ADA the Pint SU Paper. of the UNOOIIXICRCIAL TRAVELLER, 'fir Cum, [mean. PalaWaal be a misty of Original Articles on subjects of p=7.lgarment intend. tales le weekly numbera price 2d., and In monthly Nets) at flg Wellinglenetreet, Strand, London, W . and by Maws. Cissiewew awd Hall, leg Ptceadllly, W., of whom may be bad all the zezebere ei Household Words." ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Oriental botanical preparation for Insprorlag and bmatifying the complerion and}kln. This royaby.patroabisd sad ladies esteemed specific exerts the most soottibte, end purify's( action on the skin . eradicates freckles, tan, spots, discoloration, and other cutaneous Aerations, renders the skin soft, fair, and blooming. ft obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, whether with reference to told and inclemency or talents solar beat, and is universally In high repute, from the sultry climes of ladle le the froarn realms of the ('tar Price M. gd. and us. tid. per beagle taation.—The wards Rowlands' kalytior ' are on Übe wimpy of each bottle, and their signature, " A. Rowland 11111 i NW lb rod Ink at foot "444 at 'JO, flatice.prden, Lon. : mad by ebmbelb sad perfumers. TRULY EFFICACIOUS and MILD. Dr. SCOTTS BILIOUS sad LIVER PILLS. without my Ilemodsl lastmdleml. from the recipe at Inov ar g i . .1 Ibreeram, Dal Them Mb will be foend Inesheible to all irtte millwirara Mass sad lhsr ems plasm, tatimolion, wind. =lO 6lllOlOl . Iftdoese •e eat Ds. For habitual am sal ass Dally apsrlasi mallets,. they are tray mod kat mai thslr opsralbm sal grateitt Is the stomach, they emits agssISIM, prs Opals. mid ilissams the w menu —M Y b y me M MUM IL 14.1. and la et aid Is sole to mk toe Dr issles lam ad liver PUY. The psalms ors a stew pas wimp. vlth *. Maim LAMA.* Josmytotatat. tsgrsvall Ms pressisset Amp. THE GOLDSMITH &ATI" E IN DUBLIN. —Her Majesty the Queen and the Prince Consort have recently contributed 100/. as their joint subscription to this under taking. The committee expect shortly to receive the model of the statue from Mr. J. H. Foley, to whorl it. execution bas been entrusted. It is the intention of the committee to exhibit the model to the public in Dublin ; and we trust men to hear that the rum required for the completion. of the work has been subscribed. —Preesson's Journal. MAMMAS AND WoRENEN. —lf properly and fairly menaced, mach valuable information will be gathered by the parliamentary inquiry which. at present going for ward on this important subject. There is, however, one thing which we hope will not be omitted : this is the ex amination of a few intelligent and practical working men belonging to venous trades. Without doubt the secretaries of trade societies are well fitted to supply a vest amount of ' useful information. Still, without the perhaps rough and homely expresswa of t►e views of the actual workers, this subject wilt not be properly placed before these who have the power of forming, or at any rate suggesting, Courts of Coociliation, which may be the means of improving the feeling between the employer and the employed, and pre venting strikes, which are so injurious and destructive man, I not only those immediately concerned. but WAD] others coo netted with various interesto—Mtolder. THE NEW INOOKS-TAX ON RALLWATIL —By the New Income-tax Act the Commimicaers far Specie] Pur poses are to areas all railways, and also the persons em ployed by them. The secretary or other oyster is audio y3llltAT WARLOOROcHHAITIBIT, Er.. near the einthoom R. CULVERWELL, M. R, C.B', LK, LE A. rimed to deduct, out of the salary or emoluments, the income- A London. ran be roneellad day (only as above'. upon au tax of their officers so asesseed. THE VOLVNTAZT CHURCH RATS AT LITEN HOOL .— cans of Ner.ft. Debility, Invetentery Blushing, Palpitation, lAN of Memory, Incapacity. aparsiatorrhirs. sterility, (uteri. At the annual vestry held at the etalions-hones, liverpool, salon. and Galvanism yeeteiday, the Rev. Rector Ounpbell in the chair, a whin- Just publiationA ma calm sew ad arlenal Work entitled 1 Lary church rate of ld. in the pound weeagreed to without "or ISZISZL' ' oppotrition. It appears that since the introduction of this "Teeple 'Me Pliyagoloo and Anatomy of ear Genssatica— Ms (da of teswase—syniptoms, Trestmesit, ant Oms, rate tee years ago Ail proceeds have steadily incresaed, and hive Is each by pmt, 1s stamp, open ends: is sight I that while all the espeness of the pariah churches ate met, To be Mil of MY" " comma or the author. is shoes there is now a balance in hand. CAUTION.—WATHIREITON sad BROODEN recommend the perk to Ur tbs Qllll4 0044 stated oa tia Invoke-- Vine Gold and Pare Gold" r sier is t i oardl i brag a daluron. WATHEINIMY art CHAINS, and all arida. maaatachnd bsne. aro said WM gad at he eneslisetmers* It , Corestgarden, Arra Irk of drift alit4 trielbsey oar ta. sant —N.B. MIA establinnin dna at • le he ensip and ea gehrdays at L I 'EPLATL-RICHARD AITINBOROUGH, 68, OxfordAreet. Mr lindowimabs wooed SWIM mPvioNi and lONIA r Mee ; Ple , -,---- per ! 'es emit e. ities e:lit ales. 66.6 64. Et Table Foetal° a. 4. 41 0 04, at 14 IWI a. LIS •41 18 Do. Spoons. 30) ~ At 0 0 1 38 / - 14 4 11l , dts 0 0 u Dawn Rate i ' :I r bmu f • 18 IT IPS • - 9 i . 111 Do spoon& 30 T 4 lid 3 81t 618 I 6 It Tra Rpraes . • 71 •is ot a 0 414 0114 4 41 1 112 0 The otTler regalatas toe Ike table at pr•por6kweAddy kw = asiond hand *poem and forte dozy pat la ipeniele Di 8. OM douse, at 70. pee oz.—UMW In 061666 , Am* W. . W oloss ANT MALI of Ind sow sail ratatl-tiaa4 ltflpfirag4-.4. l :ol=f e a= to seance to the gurgle 1110 Wel l m tate of several large boom width. MAW AIS Mir reffeffao ll l lava sleek la Loodes. lbw are effertag at WI ISO rad VW" L i tt il At " L il " 18d 1 .4 WI TS 8100.41,4' isii_P!_• inityTuhat ert — ra Tr - • WNW& llomitme 110, 31, If. aml Ilk Omotirimimok likenstrest esiabllaied 30 )...as Shippers to hot ellargoo soil ilnd Ur above dock unequalled, and see new making Um Ygrt Magda, le London of handsome her, iron. awl weed W littc.l a Ith furniture. and entire MVP parillted bode and bidding complete, with every deurlptto• of bed-room far_ awn. every article Ls warranted !larked the lowest prke fa paid Is ex/ i ga i re n n. Iltschenewz statlon money returned In the kingdom. If not approv ed a lam for or Um me of sere. DEVOLVERS.—DEANE and SON, Gun- Lit makers to HAM. Priam Albert. 10, King Wiliam-street, London kiddie who kroeglit before the bile in MI the ori ginal Deese and Adam levokeee. invite the atten tion of Olken proceeding on Modes service to their STOCK of the original rrgroi. will Capita beemeout s improvements (the only Ingfieh one adopted by bur ltatestre War Department;. UM more partkiderly to their new Revolver. the " Deane Hard. =MA after the meet severe Mete has been pronounced by of high rank and pvet experience to be the most simt i nd perfect awe In use. Oecere and gentlemen are barbed to and compere the two weeper, and Judge for amiable. Qans and Mee tithe finest Londoe suumfactore ma abo be obeidned, minima. and retail, of DEANE end SON, 11{, King Wilibm efireek Ineslembsidge. MOIRES AIrTIQUIS.-BZWELL sad Co. are rere MILLING Ihe ItkiWet MOMS ANTIQUES to litairaost 4= Ur lean colours. N Iddialreek Steck Al Me sew Asps. Pr% • Ilar4les iu• ca atm SHILLING the PAIR for Udine and Gen- OaLesalas wadi-whin !IN ALPO'S CID WAYS; raa7 brit Park Id• WNW, !AIL : =rwam's, la Ild. • =W sad we Ira Mau aamlirir hod e wen NW OM, ril=e_piree lie dam. saw Nlba far Ha It , La. usi 1111s.--11MM and cant Id, le. isatairest osly or Mom Mimilsediesp. TOGENTLIKEL—NOTICE et RILMOVAL. Mr. 1111al Ms bud It alwaskis wassory I • nom" lb w t ben leedelrest le nen apeller yremb e e • melee lin nen left le elm est the l ib aelebetet by We el reeldeg Ireeters et Lk pee pin awe every Miele ete reted with lb badness la asseedmee Yeteellb. Ur. MIMI -w ebb= TM be Ye. 11200g41111111% 101111M11211t, tier Ewe wee of =IT grra u ra MUM! CAPE tta AMINO AND MIN= ATTU& RMOSES and SON beg to state that th e i r pre pant/oft kw RARING and exceed say of their kr me elloria as wail in extent ore in variety. They have ran. erica the pelmipsi 'markets both at home and abroad for the bed lad await issardectures, and have succeeded in collecting each an remetmat at goods as has never before been exhlbOW men me teat in Me or any other onuntry 21st 11111170 EX TAILORING DICPAITIIRNTS have been =I with en endleektariety of the channel sad aunt popular TheM IIZADT.MADE CLOTHING STOCIE is complete In every mat and they venture to my that for ehiptime of style, thus material and workmanship. tastefulness of finish and Wlt le quite unequalled, even in the metropolis of oos oars W been bestowed on the HOPITILIT, HAT and CAP, and BOOT and sHoL DEPARTMENTS, which have been tanalsbed with an entire!) new stock of fashionable and seasona ble VOWS at such prices as enable the proprietors to offer their gatarine very great advantage& N.ll-6. MIMES and RON take this opportunity of 1111/104131C tog that they intend giving their customers the fall Dement of the abolition of the duty on Wks, Gloves. itc. E. MOSES and SON, Corner of Minodea and Aldgate, and Corner of New Orford greet. and Hart-street. Country Branches • Bradford and Shetield, Yorkshire. MOPTS and MIN wish it to he particularly observed, that If say article be not approved of it will be &schussed, or the looney returned, without hesitation. Their book, containing a Sketch of the History of British Cos tume, with Self measurement and Bat of prices, grati s on eppb elleptc;Ar Least free. Nom?. —R. MOSER and 'ION'S Establishments win be MUD ow FRIDAY. the 13th. and will he re-opened as meal ea bawdy Keening, the 14th inst., at hail past a o'clock. TH " INDISPENSABLE " SIIIT, nab varies. colours and peellenen sod elottelliarlY odepSed ter waft teanales londuen TUN Is animully tettsed to both@ met aseetertabb and minim MY MI ewer lalroieeed. Pelee bate eta To be ablellsed at 1 YOUR and SON, corset of !Coolies art Asti and anew at New Odatdoireat and flazt-etreel QYDENHAM TROUSERS, 174. Scl., the crowned rem at mesummated free•trade, is the choicest fancy doeskins of die seams, marvellous for the nee of =MU. featuring tree mod sklll. antcoat to match. an Id. Otoulan Coat, 234.--111111VKL BROTHERS, 29, Ludeate hill SUNSHINE and showers—on race-course, or railway. or mesibecl—require the l*ht, nt., sod beautifully.flaished LUAU irsurrurs sad ovutsri. of every pattern and &ape, at I. and lb. ed.—Made by Sall I EL BSOTHERS. 9. Ludiji•4llll QYDENHAN BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, 24m. ; 1,7 school UMW'. kw les—Msda ode b SAMUEL MOTHLIS. le, Ladesls-M. QYDENHAM DAILY NEGLIGEE COAT, ft, amirsol kfibra. Made only by SAMUEL BROTRELS, 311, ladaitatil RII PTITRIC B.—By Royal Lettere Patent WHITE'S MOCAIAIN LEVER TRUSA 'perfected and anneara to the Exhibition, 111511 to allowed hy upwards of MO imisiesi Hewn to be the most effective Invention In the cure. tbre of HERNIA. The me of a steel mein, so often Mittel la Ito effects, to here avoided a soft bandage being worn Mead the body. while the requisite rtirbiting power is "applied by the MOC-MAIN PAD and PATENT LE% KR; eating with SP mash ease end closeness that It cannot be detected, and may be wan Mutes sleep. A descriptive , i•eiflar may be had, and the Timm forwarded by poet, on the eireumferenes of the Wy rr tze bitches below the hips bring -tont to the makes Mr. 112 L Plecedilly. An Umbilkal Trues on the same prin ciple, and a female to watt upon ladies BRICCIENELL'S SKIN SOAP, the best f o r pro dating a clear and healthy sldn . In Is. packets of four tablet,* ,w eight equares.—Breeknell, Turner, and nom by sppointasent to her Sfajeety. easnufactarere of wax. (penman. steartne, composite, and tallow candles, scents to Prince Patent Caudle Company. dealers In all other patent candles, all kinds of household and toilet soaps. sad In colts, sperm, vegetable, and our lamp oils, tc.—Heettlrs, $l, Haymarket, Loudon. Mold by all respectable dealers In town and country. N.R.—Hach tablet awl equate to stamped with the name of " brecknell.' i. ~a (Stamped ld. Additional.) Areas the meeting. Having obleined a bearing, he mid that when churchwardens were elected that was the wwm tine to discus the redeipta and expenditure emanated with + the pariah church, and whim all legitimate questions having reference thereto should be freely put and as freely &towered. (Hear.) If Hr. Liddell would not an swer the quisMons which had been put, the natural ancluion which people would draw was that there was somathing wrong in the matter. (Loud cheers.) He wished to make sonic manias ap the occurrences which bed tam PleeeLoileei he uodirtoeb the office of churchwarden, The Cuaiiwu—l beg your pardon, ut will you allow me to ask whether you vies for the purpose of nominating some person for the ogee of churc►wardan or not (Oh !) Hr. HALL—Yes, I do. (Hear.) The Oneness—Thew I mud request you to confine yourself _to that sedan and to 'peak to the point. Skies of " Oh," " Shame," " Hear," and cheers.) Hr. HALL would do so, if the chairman would not inter rupt him. (HaLri a lilliaaa be (Kr. Hall) had been in cane he had always to tot is aniaroiliatory which the cbairman= ed adinitted. But the result had been the same in his oaas as in tbat of Kr. Westerton—the more conciliation ke had mitoralemmere extravagant bed. been the conduct of the clergy of Use pan 4 and the more determinedly had they gone on in the course of Rominkleg the people. If he had not had a strong mind and a= nerve Misseidglitmq daring his year of oft*, he Mamie haVE . hended over body cad soul to the _Papal ehnrch.' and cries of " Hear hear," and ”Illaina.") be saw the whole of thiclargy of the *telt folly (prepared and determined to carry out the prin ciples said paellas. of the Jesuita—when be saw things whictr mole the bleed bail within the breasts of all who Peelinsisd Me** of the hart led the noel which es . WlTed and attaltdad , sad wen dal aa. giseerraptioa. A Voice—" Tell us what are f e "Rasalliou," " Order," sad " Chair.") . , _.I fieriptares ... , . %L a ' .s spo k en of se accompanied by other virtuee—aa love, joy Litatilatalf—l mast entreat you to ;serve tine re• long-suffering, temperance, meekness, faith, and so op ; and marks to amme rape appropriate occasion, and confine your• opposed to then are hatred, variance, reviling; wrath, strife, Gaff to theiroper business of the meeting. meffitiene, heresies, envying'', and such like, of which those Several rannitllo3llle—Lio on • now re the time. I who sn o rt, we aro told shall desire earnestly t o k ee p th ew veere d points not inherit the kieg. Mr. Hatt resumed — Many pre sent woold remember the doe of conversion to Popery of two young clergym en of the parish ; of Christina teaching before my own mind in all I may say young men who, he believed, were honestly inquiring after or do here tuday, and I earnestly and affectionately exhort ten th , but who, having been imbued w i th Pnee i ne I nflict ' you to recollect that thew seared worda apply to you en P ies at Oxford, unfortunately came to th a t pariah as wall u to me, and th a t ea we o b ey them nor curates, when, wider the system of teaching they received. imbue happi ness depends . With th ese I:sw imm ing They found the course towards the doctrines of Popery OW remarks will now proceed m the am mo , o f and natural -and one aft e r th e o th er h a d gone over. (C r i es this meeting and r the incumbent of the pariah to nond- cd " Shame, ' Order," and cheers.) nate my churchwarden. and with his cement and con c u r . The CHAIRMAN again interfered—This had nothing to do mace I name r friend Mr. Davidson , who his been a wi th t h e election of a chnrchwerdeli* (" Hear ' hea r , " and ki send to fi ll that office for the past year. I would further "Oh, oh.") Be might observe, however, that one of the per. observe, that while I wish t o mins r my th an he n h ims to sans referred to by Mr. Hall had never been at Oxford. , him for the care and attention h e has paid to the work and ( c Well, it wee at Cambridge.") If they would obey his functions of the oflioe durin g th e ti me h e M u h e ld it I de. authority ea chairman he would remain in the chair, if not sire in like manner to avail myself of this opportunity t o he would leave. (Hear, hear.) express my acknowledgments in the same way to his co-ed. Mr. HALL must persevere in making a statement which juror, Mr. Hall, who toe performed his duties and on a n he considered to the business upon which they were occasions conducted hi nue n t owar d s me i n a ki n d and &mi. assembled. (Cheers.) He bad in his hand a list of the cable manner. (Hear, hear.) He told me when he entered 'lrene from the Church of England, brought about by upon the office that it wag not his wish to offer any factious this teaching of which he complained, numbering between opposition t o the work of the church as conducted by to, 200 and 300, and including members of parliament, peers the clergy. He said that he thought some of the proceed. et the ream, and people of hi gh "glen o f both "tee' lop thee had taken place here before were detrimental to The CHAIRHAN, rising suddenly—Then I shall not remain the interests of true religion, and that he had no wish to te hear it take env part in such proceedings himself. He has fulfilled The rev gentleman here left the chair and the room, ec ho p i,* t owar d s me in this respect—he h as t h romt h ent oompanied by his friends, and saluted by hooting', groaning", hi s p erio d o f o ffi ce acte d i n an amicable mad kindly hisses, waving of hats, and cries of "He has gone to itt. manner towards me, and I am gra t e f u l for it. Heeie lf elei " wEnat * " There has been one i ns t ance an d one on l y i n which we Mr. WiSTERTON then moved that Mr. Hall take the differed. In that case the point of di ff erence MI referred - chair, which was seconded and carried, and Mr. Hall pre to the Ordinary. who gave his decision in my favour. Mr, sided during the remainder of the proceedings. Hall si f ter ... 4. admitted that he bad been led i nto error as Yr. IlLuz then proceeded to address the meeting at very to the nature of his duties in respect to that matter, and great length, observing that his observations were not made the thing then paned over. I having named Mr. David- out of any disrespect to Mr. Liddell, for when he entered son as my c h ur ch war d en, i t now devolves upon you to upon his duties he was desirous of conciliating all parties, nominate the person you think most eligible to fill the same bat he soon found that wax impossible. Referring apin to office on the part of the parialtioners. the secession of the tw o curates, Messrs. Fothergill and Mr. Wureurrox—Before we proceed to the nomination I Wormall, he said that he had felt it hie duty to commix. have one or two questions which, as a parishioner, I sin Pinto with the Bishop of London on the subject, and stating desirous of putting to you. (Hear.) hisopinion that it was owing to the system pursued in the The Ceisnusers-1 must beg bederehand, ea chairman, t o churches of St. Paul and St. Rumbas. The reply was an say that we must confine ourselves to the duty for which ellwemion of regret at the !circumstances, and an intiroa we are assembled . That duty is to elect churchwardens for lion that it had already been communicate d to him (the the ensuing year, and not to catechise me. (Oh, oh.) I Bishop) hy Mr. Lidden. _ He complained that the judg hope, therefore, that we shall proceed to do that which is me" 4 In° Privy Council, ordering the removal of the lawfully requ i re d o f uswithout i nterruption. ( " Hear crones sad other decoration o f th e altar in the_perieh hear," and "Oh, ob., ' church of St. Paul's, had Paul's, been evaded. Though Mr. Werinwrox—l am obliiied to yeti for the informs. they had been removed for a time, the crosses had been Lion, but I did notit. am here in the discharge recently restored, and were set up over the communion. of my duty as • i r oner in p ' a pawn to fill t s e table, not upon it— a di s tinction without a difference—the office of churchwarde n ; b u t b e f ore I o so, as t hi s i s the super-altar remained, the embroidered altar cloths were only opportunit I con have of putting • guano& or two to still used, the bowing'' and genuflexions still went on, the you in your e of the incumbent of the parish, I services were choral, the candlesticks and enrollee were -avail myself of it, and upon the anima's I may rumen will there, and the latter were lighted ; the rood screen re depend very much the person I shall nominate. The Sot 'mined. and the Ten Commandments were merely printed question I wish to ask is, ' Did you not help yourself to 'm • Seca of Paper and pasted pp against the wall, as money collected et the offertory when the sacrament was tho ugh they wanted t° etrid of the commandments alto' administered to pay for altar lights , without the consent gether. St. Barnabse Church was, if poisible, still more of the parishioner's' churchwarden, and notwithstanding his nearly aesimilitted to the Church of Rome, and to make it Protests f (Several parishioners exclaimed, "That is true ; I° th e Latin lanLM4r in was used in the texts and iliscrilr you did it." Others cried "Order, order," and "Chair ;" thous about the ' g ; the morning service was divided and evident symptoms of angry feeling began to display into four or five distinct parte ; the tinkling of little themselves on tooth sides.) bells went on as one portion of the congregation was dia. A PAIIBIIIONrR (one of the incumbent's friends)—l have missed and another wee admitted, and the Litany was ' MU ' a ri g ht... a parishioner. to protest aga i nst this unseemly dared and mutilated by chanting and singing, so that interruption to the proonduige. (interruption. Cries d nobody could understand it. Thi s was a ll d one d es i gne dl y " Who are you ±" , ' Turn him out," "Order," " Chair," te accustom the Peile to the syst em and p ractices of the and other exclamations, which effectually put a s t o p to t h e Papal church, in d er that the transition from Pro intended oration. tenant= to Romanism might be easy. The parish After • few minutes, during which the rev. CHAIR- had subscribed pearly 60,0001 for church building, use remained upon his legs vainly endeetvowing to of which about 20,000 f. bad been ' expended upon the build restore order, he took advantage of a partial lull to say, big over the way (St. Paul's), and nearly 40,M01. upon St. addressing Mr. Westerton—l must remind you that your Harnahm, question has nothing to do with the duties we are here metwhich would only hold about 600 p eo pl e . (Shame.) imb He held that this was a wasteful sacrifice of the to perform. (" Oh, o h," an d cheers.) Las chairman, subscribed by the people, to the vanity of priest+ and rule that it is an irrelevant question, and that I decline to inieetcrltt (Cheer.) He contended that those who were answer it. (Cries of "Quite right" on one ride, met by et the head of the clergy in that parish were n o thi ng more counter cries of " That is a confession of gu il t " red Ina than Jesuit& ; and if they were not in the pay, they much confusion.) Mr. WrSTERToN—Th e answer i s su ffi c i ent (Oh, oh.) entsinly were in league with the Romish church. They would never be satisfied until they bad seduced the people My second q ues ti on is, ' . From what fund wee the old debt from their glorious protestant liberty. (Cheers.) He pro paid which you had contracted for altar candles, which seeded to quote lar gel y from the hooks used by the clergy debt, when I was in office, 1 would not allow to be taken of St. Paul and St. &rubes with a view to show that they from the altar money ±" taught The CHAIRMAN—I have th e s a me answer It o g i ve t o th a t Hanish doctrine. He had no fear of the middle and lower classes, but he regretted that many of the higher as to the other question. (Renewed interroptioe, and cries chimes were disposed to g ive wa y t° the jesuitical cop of " That is ple•ding guilty.") Upon any point up on spinitors who were finding their way into so many of our which I can be legally questioned lam always ready to give luriih churches. (Cheers.) He referred to a hat of per prewr account to the ordinary my suoenor, to whom I versions nom that district, mentioning, amongst other a am di rect l y answera b le, , sis. a. Buh op oy Loodon. names, those of the Countess of Arundel, Captain Peken• I have always done so, and am 'still reedy to do so , but Ido ham , the Duke of Leeds, Lord and ladiFieldincViscount not recognise the propriety of su bmitti ng to be t hus clues. CamPlen, Mr. Bow y er ' H•Po Mr . wmawl ' aLl ''' and tioned upon an occasion such as this. (" Oh, oh," and the Hon. Mr. Cavendish. There was also in duce.) I must, therefore, call you to order, and request eluded in the list between 100 and 150 clergy. you to proceed to the legal business of the day—the election men who had weeded and gone over to Rome. of a fit and proper person to fill the office of parishioner.' He complained that in order still further to promote the churchwarden for th e ensuing year. ( " Oh, * and i nter. snows' of the Romanian( system they were pursuing Mr. rupt ma .) Liddell and his friends were trying to get rid of the school- MIL Weenraros-1 was quite prepared for that answer ; master, Hr. Davis, an honest protestant, who was fully b u t I will put another gamic.. (Cries o f " Shame, " equal to the duties, and had filled the office e ffi ciently for " Order." and cheers .) twenty-weep years. The excuse was that from their not Th e e gorawast _ e can on l y gi not allowed to conduct ve the same answer— having certificated masters the subscriptionssubscriptions tions to the schools (" hear "and " oh")—and if i am fell off. Bat it was the Romancing tendencies of the clergy , the business of the meeting and maintain order, I must of the parish that caused the subscriptions to the charities have the chair. to fail, and not the want of a certificated master. In St. Mr. Wearer:roe—l expected that, bat I must put the Harnahae, where they had certi ficated masters , the sub question aevertbeless. (" Oh," " mame," and cheers.) scriptions had fallen off to • much greater extent, and the The CHAIIMAN—Then I must call you to order. (.. Oh, schools were largely in debt. He further complained that ob." and renewed interruption.) Do you recogni s e in. upon one occasion, when • charity sermon was about to be authority as chairman or not ? ' preached at St. Paul's in aid of the House of Refuge, which he Mr. WNETlZTON—Certaaniy, at present. (Hear.) believed to be nothing else than a nunnery—he was refused The Commise—Then I call you to order, and tell you the opportunity, which he thought h e es churchwarden had that I rule these questions to be irrelevant to the duties for • right to, of ascert a i n i ng w h a t was t h e rea l c h aracter of the which this meeting has been called. institution in support of whose funds a sermon was to be Mr. WISTESTON—Then, sir, I understand you se chair- preached at the parish church ; and upon referring the rasa will not allow me, upon the occasion of electing church- matter to the Bishop of London that refine' was confirmed. imam, to put any question as to the application of the (A Voice—"He is as big • Jesuit as Liddell.") He also Ginter, money. (Hear, hear.) wrote to the bishop about the continued use of the crosses The an — You may understand w h a t y pi . and other thing; which the judgment of the Privy Council ("Oh, oh.") If you recognise myautbority se ch airman you bad prohibited, and the answer was in every way worthy of will not proceed to put questions which I have decided to „J. C. London." (Hear, hear.) (Mr. Hall read the letter, be irrelevant to the badness of the meeting ; and if you are which stated that the bishop had no advice or instruction to net prepared to abide by my decision, I will at once leave give, but that such subject+ should be, if subjects of lawful the chair, for I enure you it is a position which I have no Presentation, Presented to the archdeacon "the visitation.) ambition to fill. (Hear, hear, and a voice : "That is what r. Hall concluded by proposing as the churchwarden for you always do.") the ensuing year their old, and tried, end faithful servant., A PAIIISHiroNER—I submit that it is a question for the Mr. Charles Westerton, he himself being so heartily tired meeting to decide whether the questions are irrelevant or and disgusted at the conduct of the clergyman with whom not. ("No, no, for the chair.") he had been brought in official communication during his Mr. WErmeteoo—Put it to the meeting whether the year of office, that he had determined to retire._ (Hew.) questions should be asked. (" No, no," and " Yes.") In reply to a question from Mr. Blom, he added that the The CHATRNLX-1 have no question to put to the ' . Pews of St. Pure would seat 1,500 or 1,600 people, but te r il anthoritY — l win resign the chair. (Ch eers An d taken by pinions earning from distant parishes. The income If yen will not abide by my decision—if you win not submit only about 100 were let to parishioners , the others being lau ter.) of the incumbent arising from pew rents and other sources PARlBEllmam—You always do. was about 1,800/. a-year, out of which be paid for the eel , The CHAIM/All—Yee, bosun I have n o ambition to take vioes of one curate , leaving the parishioners to provide for put in these unseemly contentions. ("oh, oh.") the other. A Voice—We 'hen have • wound St. George'rin-slur Feet here soon. Yr. C. WINIVRTON then proceeded to address the meet put it to the meeting whether my questions are irrelevant XI. WiarillTON-1 hold that it is for the chairman to tpi• He had hoped last Year when he prop osed .. Mr Hall Dr. HUNTER seconded the nomination of Mr. Weeterton. h wardenaln be or not. (" No, no," " Yes, yea," and a gen tl e i n s should be allowed to retire ; but se he bad found it t against Mr. Liddell for veg exated tone, " I beg your pardon, it is no such thing.") ne " air Y m , t4ny commence a ot sui hsving' comp li ed with and that after seven or eight years of c p TbeCiantatte-11 you wi ll mot abide by my authority ea I con —r - cou rt chairman I will leave the chair-nay are you willing to abide Counci l , by my authority or not! neesenry and essential that be should resume the office in eirried out the judgment iiii. WIIIITIRTON—yea, if you will put it to the meeting. cedar that he might be in • position tw carry on that axis (Cheers, and " Oh, oh.") A PARIBECIONII—If th e c h a i rman i s h onest b e wi ll an- effectively. It having been intimated that he would be pro- Another PAJUBHIMIR—HoId your tongue ; foe an • 1 cocurn • s m. ewer the questi on ;if not, we shall know what to t hi n k . should do so Ina got up, and signed in the MUM of • few posed again to accept the office • requisition that he hours by at lean one-half of the_pirishionses. Under these dissenter.ces, although he well knew the great remould- Other PARISRIONKR—HoId your tongue. What welt'sf i hili tY ef the °Mee ' aki the ' hee he lid determined his e end The inierrupUon ad noise here repeated, and the • Peewit it would entai l upon him , ... th at, ammon failing to resto re ordwaees, ruse, pat on h i s h at, an d i so fir am God gave him strength and ability to do so, he would accept the trust, and continue the struggle to the was about to leave, when It was his intention to have asked Mr. Mr. exAbinshwardea Hatt roes aged proposed to ad. end (C'heen.) WOPENdE: Liddell several questions referring to the lights on the alter, and wank have shown that they were Plead ter out of the money colle c t e d a t th e eecaument, ODD tar, to the protest., of the parish He would have shown that Mr. Liddell and his curates encouraged oodession, and received young women in the vestry a nd in private rooms elaewhere, and then enjoined penance and granted special absolution. More than that, be would have shown that Mr. Liddell appropriated the offertory money to the establishment of the miaow in Bt. • in-the-Fast by Mr: 11qm King and Mr, L ow d er . w hi c h - been • source of nusery and datrad a tk a to th at ;* He believed thia Padienwelary influence mur unk tM t t o hear upon these' meth 60 as to compel them to show hemaelvee in their true colorize. They should be called upon to make some declaration, faili ng which they should be cm= to knee the climb which th e y h a d " Willa Ike* declared duly elected. r el . WAterti A resolution.; mu ,. limed, at the instance of M easures for. Westertan r , as churchwarden to take 'onside articles of furniture from the chwthes and fit Harnakes, and to in demnify fehray . expe he might incur. A vote of thanks to lb. Hall closed the proceedings. HEALTH Or LONDON. • The return of births and deaths in London, issued by authority of the Registrar-General, states the deaths reri s te in the week that ended last Saturday were 1,4394 tad they show a great decrease on the 1,708 slammed in the previous weak. The *rungs number el deaths ta the eerrespeeding weeks of the ten years 185049, when corrected for increase of population, is 1,268. The rate of ex " esti suet- by 151. la last twp weeks the deaths by hroachitie lave 272 to 236 ; those by p neumon i a from 16retroir. also exhibit. a decrease ; it was fatal last week in 23 cases. Scarlatina numbered only 26 deaths, diphtheria 1 4. Three children and an adult died by murder or man slaughter. Three deaths were caused by privation. An ostler died from glanders. A widow died at the age of 95 years two widows at th e age o f 99 , one o f w h om di e d in King .street, Camden Town, and her age is proved by certificate. week the births of 838 boys and 755 girls, in all 1,593 children, wen, registered in London. In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1850-59 the average number wan 1,617. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height of the barometer in the week was 29 . 470 in. The mean temperature of the air in the week was 45.7 deg., which is 0.9 deg. above the average of the same week in 43 years. The lowest temperature was 33.4 deg. on Wednesday ; the highest, in the shade, 62 deg., occurr e d on S a t ur d ay. The wind blew chiefly from the south-west ; on Thursday rad Friday it was in the north-east. There was 022 in. of rain* The quarter comprising thirteen weeks that ended Satur day 31st March was distinguished by a high rate of morta lity. .The deaths in London in that period row to 18,814, Whereas in the four corresponding quarters of the years 1856-59 they were in one instance as low as 14,533, and did not in any other exceed 17,308. The aromas was caused apparently by the coldness and occasional severity of the weather in February and part of March. Zymotic diseases, which numbered 3,380 deaths, were, taking them in the ag gregate, lees fatal than in the two previous corresponding quarters ; but under other general heads the mortality was higher than it usually is in the winter quarter, which is the most fatal in the year. A comparison of the numbers re ferred to particular diseases will indicate the nature of the causes by which the weekly mortality was raised from about 1,300 at the beginning of the year to 1,700 at the end of March. The deaths by phikieis rose from 1,916 in the same quarter of 1859 to 2,009 in last quarter; those by small-pox freer 201 to 464 ; these by paralysis from 335 to 398 ; those by convulsions (almost wholly amongst children) from 577 to 701 ; by heart disease from 659 to 795 ; by bronchitis from 1,754 to 2,966 ; by pneumonia from 1,056 to 1685; by asthma from 167 to 275 ; by disease of liver from 141 to 115 6 ; nt tc:ephria from 83 to 91; by disease of the kidneys, not from 85 to 104 ; akin dunes° from 11 to 24 ;by old age m 614 to 790. The mean temperature of the air was much higher in the former of the two quarters thee compared than it was in the latter, for in 1859 it was 43.3 digs., in the pre sent year it was 38.9 dogs. In a cold season fatal cues of burns will probably be more numerous, and they rose last quarter to 138, sad were 22 in excess of those in the winter quarter of 1859 ; the increase is also great in cases of suffocation (115), most of which occurred to children in bed ; also in murder and manslaughter (chiefly infanticide), the number of which cases was :ti. Sixty-three persons died in the quarter by their own hands. FBOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BAITILIOPTS. Plum; Jona FOWLES and alatly HUHTge , Hatcham, Surrey, and Rood.lane, City, oil and soap merchant', to surre nder April 20 at 21,, and Way 21 et lat Buinghaliatreet. Bob., Young and Piews, /dark-lane, C ity; dr. swig., Idwards, 13a singhlstreet. GrAdtas OLDITILD, Roam OLDirtZLD, and Join Mum, Lich geld, mßlets, April 23 and May 21, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Bois., James and Knight, Biruthuand Morgan, Birmingham . off. midst, Whitmore, a m . XLizABITH Mimoa and THolifAa WILLIAM Mumma, Newcastle upossTyne, grocers, April 10 and May 23, at 12, at Newcastle upon.lyne Court. Harwood and PatUson, Clement's lane, City, and Watacm. Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; off. wag., Baker, Newcaaticupon-lyne, INSOLVENT PETITIOnEES—AT TOSTITGAL-STREET. April 24. T. O. Joy, Barnet, Bert( igislare7nd GrayOinn lane, commission agent—D. M'Lauehlsn, Ponsonby-terrace. Vauxhall-Midge-road, and Garden-court, Temple, parliamentary agent—W. & Orr, Merton-road, South Kensington, bookseller -4. L Piper, Alfred-street and Alfred-mews, City-rood, soda water maker—R. W. Bkingley, Cable-street, Wellcloseequare, cheesemonger. Aprll26. J. Josephs, lJnionetreet, Kennington-rood, coach ' painter—W. Pavey, Robert-street, Jamaica-level, Rotherhithe, mariner—J. Thompson. Duncan-terraee, Islington, usher to the Clerkenwell County Court—K. Aylieff, Moscow-terrace Hack ney-wick, chemist—A. F. King, Pleasant-row, High-streeiluDizt ford, tobecconlst—W. Lane, Gower-place, Ruston-road, m r. April M. J. C. Kemp, Gloucester-street, Phnlko, and Fen churchotreet, City, commission agent. WORN MR. COMILMOIONRR MURPHY. April is. S. Samuel, Bedlord-square, Commercial-mad East, journeyman type-Better-J. Atwell, East-street, Manchester muare, bake r—A Johnson, Henry-street Eat, Portland-town, butcher—O. Hußrldße, Grove-road, Mile-end, bulider—T. Bromley. Junctionotmet, Rankle/I-town, foreman at a wharf— H. A. Haynes. Plemnt-place. Holloway-rood, dispensing che mist—H. Howk,..orth.Bsuretrogrove, Stoke Newington—J. Moyle, Lambeth-walk, greengrocer—B.. Elliott, Grattonotreet, Kentish-town. April 25. & Hayselden. Caswell-street, Golden-lane, and Lang ley Marrish, Buckinghamshire, baker and builder—W. H. Haw 'dna, Whitt bury-street, Ruston-square, saddler—W. Campbell, Denbigh-rtreet, Pimlico—M. Cohen, Wod-street, Spltallields, journeyman tailor—C. Simmons, Lower George-street, Rich mond, plumber—F. Bray, Camden - place, Bayswater-road, beer shop keeper—O. German, Euston-read, Journeyman hoot and shoe maker—W. Pink, Layton-buildings, High-street, South wark, commercial traveller. T. Jones, Itotherhithe,T;;-sh - oir keeper—K A. Isaac, John street, Pentonville, commission ligent—W. H. Wright, Salisbury court, Fleet-street, salt merchant—J. Abraham, Rotherhithe, Deemed victualler—A. A thifilths, Kingston, Surrey, fish- MONIS% DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. . _ . Rosisrr JOase Y Srlawe Ironbridge. Bhropahire, currier-leo dividend of 10d., Aprlll2, and any subsequent Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. Mormonism GLAtiiirOni and Joan' Cairrr Bonn, Man cheater, general brokers—further dividend of 0 7-84 d , April 24. and any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser's, Manchester . Kuwaiti) CLunurr Davin, Ciainshro', Lincolnshire, chemist— lst dividend of es. Bd., April 10, and any subsequent Tueaday. at Carrick's, Hull. DIVIDENDS. _ _ _ May & T. Rockland, Qucenirtite; City, wine merchant—May 1 J. Lomax, Bolton, Lineal'lre, tailor—May Y. IL Render, Manchester and Newton Heath. oil merchant. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless canoe be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. May S. G. Glynn., Wardoimstreet, Soho, cabinet maker—May I. O. Daft, New Lenton, Nottinghamshire, lace manufacturer— May 1. J. Atberley. Mounteorrel. Leicestershire, apothecary. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. F. Morice and R. Towne, Cannon-stree t , Insurance agente—R. C. Henry and J. Hartnidge, Live K Norton and F. Miller, St. Ives, Huntingdonshire-0. no and T. Colley, Leeds, rag dealers—T. R. Hobbs and J. Hobbs, Albert-place, Shepherdess-walk, City-road, and Upper-etreet, Islington. tailors —J. Clarke and F. C. Clarke. Norwich, seek manufacturers— Selina Parkes and H. Howell, Birmingham, sibremnith._/.. Spedding, J. Lister. R. Ward, C. Ward, W. Haley, CI. Ward, J. Greens. J. Want M. Ward. J. Marriott, J. Dearden, W. Senior, J. Thurmand. J. Whittles, and B. Rothery. Batley Carr, York shire, scribbling millers, an far as regards T. Spedding and B. Rothery—R. C. Macrae, R. S. Beetle, R. Hannay, and A. C. ('tins, Rangoon, Rut Indies. East India merchants, so far as regards A. C. Cater—J. Kellam'', .1. Wilkinson, and W. Shackleton, Eland, Yorkshire, iron founders, so far as regards W. Shackle ton—J. C. Wilkinson and J. &glory, NoWn ham printers—T. Rolfe and S. Holladay, Standford, Kent, Southon and T. Soutbon, Surrey.place. Old Kent-read, drapers—J. g en d er .. and T. Henderson. Oreenside, Durham, timber merchanta—W. Griffiths and J. Griffiths. Manchester, packing ease makers—J. Bailee and W. Galloway, Newcastle-upon.Tync—T. Keeton and B. Stafford, Lentos, Nottinghamshire, machine builders—J. B. Smith and R. Nnttall, Bury, Lasmashire, cotton manufacturers —Mary Oldffeld and H. Hill, Woistanton. Staffordshire. grocers— F. Craven and B. Priestley. Thornton, Yorkshire, wonted mum fa:Were—A. Welty and A. A. Flint, Uttoseter, attorneys—J. P. Aldridge and G. Penton, Dorchester. surgeons —W. Halley. sen. and W. Halley,lmo. Aidermanbury, house decorators—A. Sleigh, H. B. Haskell, and P. W. Irving, Liverpool, brokers, so far as regards H. R Haskell—J. T. Plbeck and J. Stowe, Liverpool, in prin stationer k s—J. Appleton and S. W. Sexton, Manchester, dealers SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION& JAR= NAPIZIL, Stirling, coal agent, April 1% at the Golden Lion lintel, Stirling. Booting Diluffiffiffin, Tones, Dglnshire, surgeon, April 20, at the Castle Inn, Torres. CRYSTAL PALACE.. - ONE SHILLING DAY. Timm; Aron. 10.— Admissions on Espana, 9,784 ; ditto by memo tickets, 838 ; total visitors, 10,822. TRH LONDON and CHINA TELEGRAPH is et S p.m ea the dew of antral al the mile eal Idereettr d rtee Ott Ist eltrlp I is le. II h OM trim It Is the only oomplide resod of eemierld OM= eweata hi ehatteties with Chine. Jogs% Um. cassis cuss, Jun. alisepOre. 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