The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-07 00:00:00

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GERMAN REED, TO-NIGHT, mg WIRT ft nanny; *MP' enbarbi). 11 4/61k and 2111•10 AU Oft WIC 1.0 egattaireMl=l3lmal• mai ibartads NNW talwallaire a mime, st a nragllAMl7ankir r i t o 7 LI VIL Lim —adlairisa Nalla Ala : Mond al the Gal: .W. 4 Omar. I. mad wl.f I.laulaamaaat. S 4 BOYLL ROOMS. WiadaiSeereet—Orsod =•1111 lITIULT MINIX% MO Ur wIeWWW We ate / W 11 69141www Primeval wows. M. Das am al sow 1 • wanowa 81 ; low • fsw =Was 11 A.LIBIes. Ow MR. CALDWEL'S ANNUAL BENRFIT am. ILUPPOIL Masa 14—kesisew. Ma AVANE'S MAGNIPICENT MUSIC sad m i zri sb s a?m!.—o,ur .. pr z . t =Visedeir Ore. is sow. Wirri:* dr OEM at dr 5w.b.ta,..•=1..41=1. - Mt. g : KAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL • vs= Yip it lie pripmelest Vir OD slob . Is be .AM "W M. 04 Z tir l e. Or -- TAO. 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IWwlamas" see psiumes. 111•1641 Ile new mil slim Is el owl WOOS : NW* rignierin• islisllesi.-41fthildisi If BEST sad CREAPIIST TR 18 sad ONS:p . VlCLEVlLM= ia. teslatr IML. &Md. as, aad 4L: 44.1 gm esalt. la *Mersa 4e. ael Os wive se ft. art apoilp hie le ag abide et waft low la lir bal. • nen OWNS tiOS SiNIMII44 Oa k All pis strilms bee WM§ dal Nina O aV AND CRUMPRTIL-W. HORTON, Wa ll a le I ... Tengieter. ben Wis ear emus lee he Selma pnwour. 13. new boles ip nes 0.418. esiblei WaLlP:hau. EMIL we 00111111110171114 soy pen d Ind= we newt.. web • anteing ~a se reueseble Mew 1.l Deavery seders emoted .ti prempliede see delpeese. MHZ IMPERIAL LINEN COMPANT dit s'ffirrinfiniFiratlP Co b t= i tt r MAMA e = 4..a. Pro= W pet = irlaarS,lrmior. grIIOMY sad EXCELLENCE. 2. MOMM mil SOL lime Met Tad thesueltr=e 2 le ambler cessassi led .mee Is 1110.1 a a tseirme mg fie es MIMI glee bereed *. met et mbar des la Leedom ee emblem TM •re U.S. m MAI OM • embilebie UMW Mime temmet plem OM be Mods WM I Ism ettleMe lie el eeeieleen Insole be merle Mame dbITIIIIII.IW OLOTIIIIIIII IS inlay VLILINTT. The 11111111.0 t 1 T• 11.0111118 DSPASTIIIIIIT steed= et emeh mi domeeelea. teem the leemt be Me Melee dmiMm ail M Zedlel eel Wel= wee= me meemed. tamed Me =led abet • hiss MI 0411 .11 = ark et 1101111111 T. Dtspora t awlx. liraDemme. Oadereattlag. gab sad Gem, leeb mid M. 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Mtr . ismenrio 11414 war tatnosest nue Min Its. •1411N4 o = awl 110110arast of So Made mod allelft Mr !Mr mar of mart.enes. 11 :11 GREAT EASTICIUL—AD 'lnuit Alm alis =l6 ral • jusebei liagrarlag of the Gent NMI •O• MMUS/ isi Z s t i MbIFOILIMPTILNat Ommr NO CHARGE MADE for BTAM PING PAPER INIV=P:S=AIII" INITLUL— graIRIOUNIF aredes vmoriel..d.r.r/M; MY-1W serer dr rewire lee 6L ; tedek Ores erne kr wa s gritineeli l gODL No all VartrINVITATIONS ee re 0.11111103 T rd led PILIOT SD sad ST4IIII.IIID ee O&M la tie lere baller cukap.m.Ark RUG SLY 11110ILAVIID rd Vie SU PERVIIIIP Odsp• railiTOD fte 6.M. r ed. PILOA at RUMMY 10 Minh' serum reearrer L .Idersteer Orkeller. MEW BOOK 8, at Id. is the la. diaaosat. P ama am 8011 IMPTLY BOOKS se Or aloe dr ark sot mimeo Vim a » W 1 obi lasi ilea Olio. Yew pumpsome et arko. oassolel es of • loslasso.— rot Argaffid llkkgra. Imo. lQ THR ART -JOURNAL hr FEBRUARY rui,ii 04 .1 essilskisg2Po InlOsablissa ems Mom WCrum OANdsas IN mad di* womblit Ilion s. autlielloe ram . i la abr i. ra ni glAr. ,• .: i nerm *lmer u Lsmi l tr a... , . i la WW .." D; ..... ***-1116. 01. V. On, * 4. Dawn Iglemosse ; - ao* es MIA 4:04.-.3.• 1/. O. M• 02.- by vs t Isialt. FAA. *or 1•100: "11***1 leasor T. WALK /AA. Ifluniselml : "Amami 11,650*. • • .Tr B*.ts. hum !be wad* nos so dr as, *J. Ceral : 'Onsiii Min iss•Voiss : "Om*** eidello lawn la iike* Wasso.- * W. sal An it O. Mae Olumwmpli. La Vinegar. Oa. SA fttimarsois rim MOMS 01 roses COMMERCIAL UMW. Jog pobbobol.• soos rid Impfuosil .w. la a oft Mir vile.", ERACTICAL Mid g ea l hLE CORRIMPON DISCS : 4 Osellift• of so Mans Wan of 1141414. elei Wiled mil Ro7. Asoirelfal brim rise Appoodla, 44 form Amosori now. Ws of yam& 44 mmo es Wili a onoollooro 4 T 04•41 405 oft Oo bo tomillo "IVMo . All3OOOll. *. j.is .00 Di oloolioirlmon Sib book mil b. ..., am 1.6 ed. Iwo Roos Immo Noomoi dimly omooloirs of 441 Nod lolloooso so if Mim 14 plasiool orli a 144 IR I= a : go ssi ooled ikm ay . o .L oal mod Om s woola at 11. Slid nollooli:Moi Ism Imo MOM To i r pa. irvib ammes Marian! Plasm pea how. IsA Maki" ft milli d pow dm... rrA YI ALM. A new 'Bethnal week.s 60 Th***kand 0.. .r Spormiterftai. eel ell. ibirft Ya jostmo .mosema ami d Ss sinson oor mp g: ef=ri d=ok aied am d mo so no I liodkal Arliaßga eleams.: 0 n 5a...... g e m sk wanousamir. lbger•lflet~ W all brimain IN low tit ainin. i t ) WA? is •It L/Iss MVO IF ifiltUT, U. . saw Or R. CULVERWELL, 11.R.C.8. L.M., trAt o I Isisess. nost bs ssanNed hilp IMO ea shese. WON OM.. 41 "e nlie l E . I.#M4 SIBIO. I MONS I ea arttr e arllasi celosislisi IA =Vb. regrow =t i e so 9modim-41s .111 : 44 .0. ess=l 4 .= % .44 "... YrA s.. Civacs-am rp to the let et Fob- rporr Maths Ow Iwo bas i l Nit asides =ll. Paleimpvief ; spina 'Wass i rska ea TAN lipmforie; 41114 " :11171Wr in *a w l 3; l l b n e aras su raldra = 7 618 1.11. 6 7 11- arrie u te s ed immunity, abiliNd posirrines to sem Lint nt larsir A" iposelMed 1,161 poldes s , with thb.77l mis siost 400 pillow method the leAds at ems win' I LONDON, TUESDAY EVENINd, AgBRUA.ItY 7, 1860. IMPERIAL PAUL lAMKN't. HOUSE OF LORDB.—MONDAY, Fes. 6. II ch no Lowy aciaciu.oa Soak lb wog on this woolsack at aek. JOIMIT STOCK COMPANIES. The LORD CHANCELLOR laid ea the takes a bfil for somadiag t h e law rebates to the whale up of joint stock eteupsaise. The bill, It• said, was the sear as that ',Wok they soot down to the other beams of parliament lae=, It sae cons,lidated all the este of perikwasst es the COUNTY COERTS Lord BROUGHAM, to moving ter or., Marna con neend with county courts, celled equities to the great &- wore widelt had taken place In the humbug et those coot& B. lannied dist the jurisdiction of these aorta amid he =Airy*, not only by enabling them to deal with Nuns of ems then d ot., but that they would oleo hare conferred on lien on equity jurisdiction. THE VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS. L answer io sours questions from Lord Vivo.; which 11•111 baud ble in the watery, The ierl of RIPON mid ire Ilajesty'• oPprocisted the parries ot those who come for ward and volunteered their review' in rine corps. sod tae mom so, beams they bed done Ws net under the tame diets of woe or reperthie invades. bet hid dm It sad deblimeedy with • view to supple ment des Miner of the eriestry. limy of the weele tart lied Ma Enna hod, he nedsesiosd, within the ler few ma,* by ~Mt albedo. le Milt, uttered Nadi a *es el dibigasy NB SO baww Muni with surprise may WNW, or who had lade them Et barred etas spirit weeested them al He believed that the s ce nes- thet bed been tabs, end that wen eoatatoplated by goweemelet, were wades; end that they were the My mama that tens cendsteet with the drearier sad prim al* of the form whisk bed be,. formed. Be there mesas they hoped they would °resales • force which would enable Jana to melee she moiler Wraps hes, led which would, la • short spore el time, be well able te prions most importair maims. The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH retherhed that no reply W bona Oral with Mimeo le the pversibiat finding thtll sergesatt. Lord W ENELZYDALE aid he hod awed laths volun teers 60 yearn age, sad he waggiremethig the kiereation of a carp in hie neighbourhood, bat it was a greet tax on them to pay the drill serpents. Than Earl of RIPON said it wan not at present in contem- I plain that government should pay the drill sergeants, but ems slips had been taken to 6 ilitate the drilling of the thrys. It had been determined to allow sergeants of the line, with the consent of the Commander-in-Chief and of the Ihmstary of State for War, to allow sergeants of the his weft with volunteer corps to count me month for pension le tyre isostbe In the lbws, is the was masher as Ewa dis hes the Nee thaned whew nimbi in the militia, e atd e r Ohmethader-th-Chliellsootalemplated eerie& other arrsegintwais which would facilitate the employment of eirgesate belesaing to the has. COURT OF CHANCERY BILL. Ow the motion of the Loan CIAMICRIJAII this bill was read • aessed time. THE TREATY WITH FRANCE. The Sari of DONOUGHNORE said the greatest possible 'misty existed amongst conamereial men to know the tense of the treaty which bad lately been entered into by her Majesty with the Emperor des French. The treaty wee reeled ea Saturday last, and was to have beta brought before the other ham that eyeing with the budget, but an unfortu nate elmainstaaes lad prevented the Chancellor of the Ex chequer making Ids aneacial statement. He (the noble earl) however could not see why that circumstance should prevent the latroduotion of the treaty, sad he hoped the noble earl opposite (Earl Grenville) would not object to lay it on their lordship' taSle. But if say MOM did exist for the non-production of the treaty at present, which he confessed be did not se, perhaps the noble earl would state whether the summary of the treaty whisk had ►ppeared in L'hosilprodenee Belge, and been re pahlighed by some London journals, gave, on the whole, a fair sad correct representation of Its provisions. Nei GRANVILLE complained of the Inconvenience erisiag from quake of this nature being pat without no de semi said the Sae noble earl bat only given notice of lie twee that afternoon he would no doubt have been able to give him a satisfactory answer. As be had not ems halpeidarbos Bulge, in which an account of the treaty wee pelblished, he we utterly unable to say whether the account wee tee or false. The reason for the delay In not producieg the treaty was very obvious, ss it was desirable that it should be explained skies with the budget. The Earl of DERBY could not acquiesce in the &Writ's that it wee neesmuy to postpone the Introduction of en Important epee because the Chancellor of the Exchequer was usable to make his financial statement. No doubt if it were produced beforehand it would take off the gloss from & portion of the facia which the right bon. gentleman had to mese but the public advantage in reference to the dia -1 tussles upon the budget Itself, ea well as the state of public stein generally, were in favour of having as important a treaty laid on the table at the subset possible period, is order that them might be ample time for the fullest cot - eldenstion of it in ell its beerinp—financiad, oommercial, end political. He therefore hoped that if the treaty were in the possession of the government they would not welt until the budget was brought forward before making it known to their lordships. NM OItiNVILLE wild, however desirable it might be het the treaty should be oussidered without delay, not only in Ma sommeircial but is its political aspect, it was also eihndp say desirable that the public s►ould be enabled to judo el all the (sets laid bows Mesa at one sad the wine tine. Laid MONTRAGLE thought that whatever Informed= they got with regard to tte treaty should be complete r sad art la a shape which would only puzzle sad milked. The subject then dropped. THIS DISTURBANCES AT ST. GEOROZ'S-IN-THZ- EAST. The La of DERBY said he hoped that by to-morrow (this day) the noble earl opposite would be prepared to Mate whether the government wen about to tab any sad what =ourtlin purpose of putting • stop to those disgracefal had takes pleo% Bea* after Sunday, lirr asonsiderable tins, is the church of Bt. Georges-ia-the- Bast. (Hear, heir.) TIM sasses which had occurred there tee • disgrace to say civilised country, and whatever error OD the part of the clergyman, they bad now arrived at • paler when they could as be overlooked by the goveranisat. He would therefore ask his noble friend, without say inten tion to Overlie to a discussion, whether, if the law were found insufficient to meet the evil, the government would apply to parliament for idditional powers ? Lord BROUGHAM said he quite urged with his noble friend as to the absolute nemerty for min effective remedy for this weekly animate; and he bagged that it would be dietinctly understood out of doors that the question 'apatite, down this noileacce—this disgraceful nuilanoe—had nothi ng whatever to do with those errors, be they errors or not, nut of which the diaturbeame Mak Be the clergyman ever so smelt in the wrong, and he did not say he was in the wrong at itik it was not ea atom of nonce, or eves an extenuation, hr these erendeloos estrages. (Hear, hear.) The 'abject this dropped. Their lordships akeersisd at 6 o'clock. HOUBR OF COMMONB.—MONDAT, Fan. 6. The Braartzi took tits Glair at • quarter before four •'desk. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The frOwelog bills ware read • mooed Caw —Bedford and Cambridge Boitwoy; Brighton Improvement; Bu. kiey Onser• Qua, (Flintabirs) ROwaY; Caanock Chase Miran Chard Railway; Rly Valley Raliway ; Epping Italwaye (Thentstrir latenaina); Galway Batboy; ()Lwow Cerparatlea Water; Hades Careoratioe end Boroaah • Liakeeed and Cannon Railway ; L-nd et, ind Dever Railway (Metropolitan Ixtesadiesa); Lower Kifelhierry-tea!• Nen sad Beady Fisheries ; ikwurshawk. Army, s.d Wane Railway ; South Lambs ReMwey (No. I); Thule Fislawlea; Winfred, Rialramar ward, sad talwide Railway ; Want Cork Railway.; West Reasanet Railway ; Wigan Water ; and Winborse, Waster, and Bleadiord Yoram Road Bills. POSTPONEMENT OF THB FINANCIAL STATEMENT. Lard PALMER TON remand said—Sh, I am animas at %kin the ashen opportunity, if I of do on with the ishigemee of the itenes,of statist the muse of bedew* with reiprd to the Ilnowidnatesesat. The knee is probably aware that, owing hike melortmeho bilopeallioa of my right boa Mind th. Chnimiler oldie isehegete, he Is amble to bri. hrwerd to-eight the lbseelel dateeent, as he ►id latmadel Is de. I ►ere good reason for bs and believing that an Friday meat in will be to eafiliket.hasitit to make the stele anal T'be statement is one white meet of muse involve a einklerabis tenth of epee* mad It is desirable that he elisaidi have the intervel ties We day to that la eider Is myna hie power of gang thiessit the task. I 'Asa an then/err, air, hare camel= is ask the hems to &poet Ann the met ewes of beim ea Thuds,. Bet an Friley, which it Gm tom MEM Os Far di* bra. Maid, I Ind, r win to ablo to sat the ettiotooot ; and I sow bog to give 1 nodes as hie behalf for that day. TEE COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH FRANCE. 24r. DISELARLI sekl—EM, I am sure we must all hear with universal levet the woo of the delay—(hear, bear); bat Will tas ale* lord allow me to inquire whedtar the venewerMal troy with tansy if padded, will be laid es the table of the bowie before the statement of P'ridsy asslT Maim kw.) Lord PALMERSTON-8M I believe my noble hind the lioarstesy of &Meier Foreign Affairs Mende to lay It oa the tabbies ArMay. (Cries of "Ok I") Mr. RAITEM—Wban does the noble lord intend to take tk• alloessin as tlis Sesaski Matamit Lied PALMERSTON-117 right boa. friend will mats tbe detiesent on Friday, and will than take the pkinense al the lase es to the day on wbleb the disunion shall blow. PACKET AND TRLEGLAPHIC COWII/ACTS. CL. VERNON, who bed co the paw • adage to eall a ra il ttratien ot tb. haw to the roped at the eleweitiee la Weil osd , degrephie oentreets,s nodes that eoe ounesee ot the Winced= ot t hem. gedienan the Claudia. st the Rzeieriese be Se make wild& deed is Ms nom kr to.nensow ( day). SUMOURID AMNEXATfON_OF SAVOY AND /fief TO liinZi. Mr. LINGLAI4I pre notice that se Temesisy, the 14th hest. he deoeld mom that an humble Widnes be pesemend bar Illiawiratrayft fir lime pefteillapat esplossreirr enlivening* between hsebisjeety's sesensamat sad these If the Ismer d the Fnerie and of the =hit of BadWs with newt to the proposal for the easexaden of Savoy sad Nice ere the empire of Freese ; ent eJso *melee woof cell attention to the sweet eiseipmenent sense the peels dolma& slimed to bays We filtered into between the Emperor of the Froth sad the Vag d Illardinfa. BRITISH_ MUSEUM. Mr. H. L. BRUCE atrv;ilforacOPiof all tewarawAka dome mode by the °Moen and architect of the &Mk Ma• sena to the lassoes% reap aing the want of spew for add biting the collections in that tostimtion, and the removal of part of these *Abalone ; and of the minutes of the trustees therm. ALDRItBHOTT. _ _ _ Yr. PALK snowed for en eddress for return of peel sum expesied in the parches* of land at Aldershot; sad the ex poses at eseedsg barna' and bringing water to them. WAKEFIELD AND GLOUCESTER ELECTIONS. Os the modes of Mr. RUNT, ea whims@ was ordered for • Telma of the maws at the peewits to whom certificates of indemnity has bees grassed by the Wakefield sad Gloom tar Bribery Ocassissiessre respectively. LIGHT DUBS. Oa th• 'motion of ii.;:Frrojac, return, .ere ordered of e. neeiple haat light dues ham the year 1853 to 1868, both laelastv THE RIOTING AT AT. GEOROWS-IN-THERAST. Mr. BYNG—Sir, I wish to ask the right he.. gentleman the Seershe, for the Home Department whether his Wasik= has bone to the outrage which again took pleas last evening at the parish church of St. Ovorge's-in-the•Bast, sad r whether it is hi. iotentlou by a legislative enactment, Of _ 2 noes explicit directions to the police. is grewent, the reoeution of such scenes in future? O. LEWIS—Sir, before I answer the question al my has. friend, I should demur to the phraseology veld& he employe le desigusting the scandalous scones whisk sem es Sundays at Si. Georp's-ln-the-Eaat, by the asses of "ou " There is nothing, so fer as the matter her been reported to eve, and I have received to-day repels of what took place at the sermial servals' yesterday, which amounts to what is erdharlty anidenatail man outrage, that is to say a forcible betted el the pssce. There la certainly la ass ems of the wed set outrage—moonily, sa eines naksst the doserma end propriety of public war ehigi. Nat the bean is mew that the law does not arm the , peke with Ma pewee of summary interhrance in came of a noisy at of as interruption of the idlest*, order, and el worship. I have taken the steps which appear to me nommary he madataining the public pew, sad se far ea I ONlia Whet the faellag of the house on a former oocasioo, - theme append fit be many hoc. members who thought I bad pus ma Swam thus I was justified in doing for the perm of viskittibbig public order. The Mops which I lisw•ethea, ed wed* have been takes by Sir R. Msyne, the dee eambieasr d polioe, appeared to me adequate for the puma= el public order and pre roam' breeches of the piaci De cad that I am not pre pared to go, and I can only Impair my regret that the mode of performing divine worship which the incumbent of St. George's-is-the-last thinks fit to adopt should be such is to create this. disturbanoss. (Cheers.) T gicrrlos DUE& Mr. RlCARDOaskeillieTfieTreM4olState for Foreign Affairs what meats the government had taken in reference to the Stade dee% end bow far they bad acted In accordance with the report elate committee appointed in the Lest parlia ment to eeraeldiar he setkjem P Lord J. BIIMMILL—in same to the question of my hes. friend, I beg to Mate that I dud that an opinion has been given by the law oiliness of the mown under the Ws government with regard to the Stade dues. But I thought it would be deeirable that the matey should be further investigated, and should be submitted again to the law (Moen of the crown. Their reports were very learaed and able, bat they all ended in saying that the may prac ticable mode of dealing with the subject wee to negotiate with • view of giving compensation foe the abolition of hose due. I acomdiagly proposed to the lisnoverhe govern ment that the treaty which will expire In the cause of this month should be renewed for three months with a view to Miate with other Mates for their reduction on the ground ereplion. SCHOOL SHIPS. Kr. ROUTALLariefitbeiirenreiery to the Admiralty whether It woe the to Mae gememoint to carry out the emiontioderion Mae Meeep ri themalislokes le *li ng twelve wheel Alma the imainnelel pins of the United Kingdom; mei so, the probable thee that would elapse before the ohms might be in opinglouf Lord C. PAGE —The bon. gentleman is probably aware that the toramissioners he manning the navy imenuarnded two distract schemes for the education of boys. The first was that 2,000 boys should be brought up is tinning ships fir the 'my, all of then to belong to the navy. The mooed was, OM there should be another ohm of boys which should be educated, partly at the public expense, and partly at their own expellee; sad that for then them should be as additional number of training ships. The Admiralty ben takes • wry large sum in the estimates I have just laid spa the table s3T the panel schemes of the Royal ceerwirdes ; awl we Mod that a wry great expeolleore wool be incurred in peeper big training ships ter the Royal Naval cons tant, and elm for the first scheme with respect to the boys, who will also require semen training ships. Under these circumstances the Admiralty think it would not be vim at present, to hold out say hopes of preparing ships for snoring into net further echoes of the commissioners ; bat I can misers the bon. gentleman that we are fully alive to the importance of that matter, and we shall be vary glut at some future period to take it up if there should be an oppor tanity of essming Into the scheme of the oommiastrams. ZDUCATION IN SCOTLAND. Mr. CAIRTI iieCoritii;oe;teWhrther it was the tateetios4 oe cerameat to Isitzwlnes any measure in this sesaion ede cettoa In Scotland? The 1.0 DA VOCATE,In reply to the question, begged to gees that tt wee by iseretlos to enbmit to the government a teeeeare toe dos maw al ragaladag or aboliahing tad' la parochial eebooM fa lkodasd. CORONERS' FEES._ Mr. COBSETTrakatinSecestary tillitste for the Home Department whether it wee the intention of her Majesty'■ government te introduce say mwsure donne the present sco riae to aher theism es regarded the payment of wetness' Lee and exposers. Bir G. C. LEWIS odd there wee considerable uncertainty and inconvensoos in the present state of the Isw with respect to the payment of three fees and expense, ou account of the °millets between weary teagistratse sad corners se to the fees sad exposers of the latter. The county magis trate* frequently disallowed the tunnies and there wee ao appeal to any thud power. The Secretary of State was often applied to, but had no jurisdiction In lb* matter. It woe his intention, under these circumetsnon, to bring in a bill for the purpose of steins to the comers an tipped to the Court of Queen'a Senn in deputed ewes respeo , ing the payment of fees sad expenses. He hoped that before long that power of appeal would lead to a deolene of all the priocipd points In dispute, end if the law laid down by the court were sot satisfactory to the hone, anther teener* might be introduced. RECALL OP SIR GEORGE GREY FROM THE CAP'. Mr. A. MILLS asked tietrdfor-Seorecary for the Colo- IS whether there was any objection to lay on the table of the house the sonnepoodesoo which had taken place between the Co it-aloe and Sir Geer Grey teapeadag his recall hew the Caps of Good Rope. and Ids anberquint return to the government of that colooy Mr. PORTESCUE sod that the Secretary of State bed no biteetios of voleateselag the penned= of the more is gessioe; but If any hoe. tasaibet Waved for them, than would to no objection to tbefr prodectioa. IRISH ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSION. Mr. VANCR asked the Chief Secretary for Ireland If W were the lemation of bar Majesty's government to bring fa ' any hal duties the present swear for the better reiPlatka of the Irish Eccleeieeticel Comedians ? Mr. CARDWELL said that a bill on that subject had been draws up by the oonsmimioners, and was thee fa kM bends. On the first opportunity winch be had of say OM with respect to Ireland, it wee his intention to to •ammo lon the tapeworms of the Mahn of oneolior tioolkale. (itamped id. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE. PROBATE AND ADIUNDITRITION VIDIlh) BILL- Tito how, wed foto esesatinee re thin bill. The severs! datum were that agreed to with mins eseesd. amts, and the home viewed. OXPOILD UNIVBIUIITY BILL. On the motioa of Sir 0. C. Lawn, the mooed reat'll, or this bill was postponed till Thanday. SAVINGS BANES AND FRIII NBILDL. LY SOCIETWS INYISTMEN? la the Monte of the Cloacaor of the Bathewner, the Noted red* of this bill we postponed till Monday. PRISON!! (SCOTLAND) LCTS CONTINUANCE The dove bill was teed • mood Beth NEWSPAPERS, So., BILL. This bill we reed a third time id permed. BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES (15COILAND). Sir W. DUNBAR moved le intiodnoi • bill to alter and mead the atietiag natal= releft to the registration of atlas, &dui, sad warrieras to rwiL After atatlag the provides of the wee of 186 a end 11E4 in boa. pthithema di that time end eaperisswe hid developed deflate she and attgembd improvements ib those tarsaree, ed beam the alereesity fa the prenat bd. As the misethre we the alof detail he wadi dellig say fatly" explication nat% bin wea in the boob of sysibms. ;wave wee gins, and in 111 dlerwerda brought in sad red a ern thee. The home adjourned at 10 eli,thee der 6 o'clook. MUSIC. MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS. The ooncert of last evening derived spatial Interest from the reappearance of Miss Arabella Goddard, who had not been heard In Latina foe a considerable time. She drew an andiemoe more than usually crowded, and her performer's. ware the chief features o the concert. She played Diessit's boons sonata, the " Pins Ultra ;" sad Weber's sonata for the pianoforte and clarinet, In which alto was oxasagenied by Mr. Lazarus. It is well known that we owe to her the revival of the rhof d'assvre of one of the greatest muter. of the lad century ; • work sufficient to show ns how little real progress the school of the pianoforte has madesince the time of its production. Beethoven ekes has excelled this commingle of • maiden whom very nacos, till of late, was rapidly sinking into oblivion. We have 'heady exhausted our language of eulogy ig attempting" to describe this sonata and Mine Goddard's exe• cation of it, and therefore we will only my that the fair Pianist ,never performed it more exquisitely, nor with • greater dna upon the audience, by whom she was most sathneisatkelly applauded. The concert began with Mozart's Quintet in A for stringed instruments and clarinet, a niece known to amateurs chiefly in the fora of a piano forte quartet, as arrangement whereby many of Its betuthe J =2llll,l3sougjr Is rhumb. fll any arairsiv ilislivi i irria:l6lllo6. t 1111 • 6 . ' and ?Mtn. She othw ineMmosstal pies, width egad _ the concert, was Beethoven's Quartet in D major, op. U, one of the finest of the great master's obey works. Mr. Bias Reeves sang Beethoves'• sideleid* and the air, "I quit my pillow,' from Dismissive's Dow eminent; end n very pretty belled of Kr. Henry Smeres was wing by Kim Susanna Cole. SPORTING. TATTERBALL'B.—Moan?. - - - - The room was tolerably well attended, and we were melds& to compile a long list of quassia's, but the betting, la, a material sense, could not be mid to be of a very Important I nature. Indeed in the early part of the attune= scarcely any speculation came ender obeervatien, it wee not until quite late that activity prevailed. In the me ßprlog Handicaps little alteration was noticeable, and there were no features calling for remnant, the quotations being as nearly as possi ble identical with those of last week. except the rapid rise in the market of Curlew and Tommy Noble fur the approaching Lincoln Handicap, and Promised Land's advance for the Chester Cup. For the Two Thousand, 7 to 2 was offered spinet the Whiard, but his bitted@ held out for 4to 1. Lu ladles was supported three or,four times at 6 to 1, but those odds were currently offered at the close, although at a point higher he would have been hacked for moms money. Buo caoser and Umpire made decided retrogressions ; at 8 to 1 the former wee not quite friendless, but offers of 10 to 1 and even 12 to 1 in the early part of the afternoon, could not tempt the patinas of the American stable to as investment. For the Derby, the Premier's colt, Milestone, eapplasted Umpire se first favourite, to 1 beim taken freely about the former, while the latter was Is= sapported at that figure. Thormanby, who last evinced some rams of weakness, receded to-day to 12 to 1, end al backed at the close for lOW, at the* er there were edll several persona anxious to lay. The mese remarkable movements, however, were those which affected Buccaneer and Nutbourne, and the demonstratioas mantra them caused some sensation. Buccaneer retreated to 14 to I,• offeeed, and Nutbourne was hopelessly out of odour, 20 to 1 being offered without a single response. 9001. to 20W. wets taken about Umpire and blidesione coupled. The other transactions require no special comment. Closing prices : LINCOLN HANDICAP. 6 to 1 eptlir.itt;;iooVir 61;;I;;(t) 6to 1 Mr. Eastwood's Tommy Noble (t) 12 to 1 Mr. Batton's Ambush 12 to 1 Mr. Modish's Juliet (f) 16 to 1 Mr. Sesoa's Jenny Loaglege (t) LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 10 to 1 apt Mr. C. Capers Amalie (off) 10 to 1 Mr. W. O. Craras's ICsatbas (t) 90 to 1 Oaptaiu Clifton'. Cosgrove (t) 100 to 7 Mr. Bayky's Jealousy (t) 100 to 3 Mr. Ayhoor's Klimek (t) 100 to 3 Mr. Barber's King William (t) CITY AND BIIBITABAN. ___.. 26 to 1 apt MrJoseph Hawleys Pita Roland (t) 26 to 1 Godding's Chive Ade (i) 26 to 1 Mr. Whitaker's o by Andover out of General WUlkea dart (off) 28 to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Hookas (t) 40 to 1 Mr. Des Vrattes Comforter (t) 40 to 1 Mr. Thornton'', Curlew (t) 60 to 1 Mr 0. Lambert's Bel o'Korklees (t) 60 to 1 Baron Rothaddld's Bastion (t) CHESTER CUP. 20 to 1 apt Mr. Marled's Lampert** (off) 26 to 1 Mr. G. Thomas's Birmingham (off) 25 to 1 Mr. R. Tea Broach's Satellite (t) 25 to 1 Mr. W. Day's The Promised Lend (off) 30 to 1 Mr. R. caldera 'nuke (t 33 to 1) 30 to 1 Mr. Hogras's The Brewer (off) 50 to 1 Mr. Loehe's Medal (t) 60 to 1 Dub of Beaufort's Blue Ruin (t) 60 to 1 Lord Pormatonth's Tarns Deer (t) 100 to 1 Mr. H. S. Hunt's Meonock (t) 100 to 1 Lord Chesterfield's Telegram (1) 100 to 1 Mr. T. Dawson's Sir Willtant (t) TWO THOUSAND. 7 to 2 apt Mr. A. Moholes The Wizard (off) 6to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Larding (od) 8 to 1 Lord Portamouth'm Boormaser (t) 10 to 1 Mr. R. Ten Broeck's Umpire 10 to 1 Baron Rothschild's Ktng of Diamonds (t) 14 to 1 Lord Portsmouth's Plum Pudding (t) 8$ to 1 Mr. Mary's Merryman (t) DERBY. 10 to 1 apt Ltd Palma-stool's Mauston. (t freely) 10 to 1 Mr. H. Ten Broeck's Umpire (t) 12 to 1 Mr. Merry's Thormanby (t and off) 12 to 1 Mr. A. Ntcholi's The Wizard (t) 14 to 1 Lord Portsmouth's Boecaneer (of) 20 to 1 Mr. A. Wyatt's Nutboarne (off) 20 to 1 Mr. Jaques' High TfilleDll (off) 22 to 1 Mr. T. Parrs Lupullos (off) 40 to 1 Lord Zetland's Lanoltester (t) 40 to 1 Mr. l'esson's Cramood (1) 60 to 1 Load Portsmouth's Plum Podding (t) 1000 to 15 Duke of Beaufort's Blue Ruin (t) 1(00 to 12 Lord Portsmouth's Bed Rock (t) 1000 to 10 Lord &Sand's &besot (t) SLOUGH STEEPLECHASES—To-moaßow. THR MILITART HOOT STRIPERCHASIat 6 *ova each, with 30 added. Four-yr-olde, 104 916; five, 114 71b; six and aged, 12.1. Thorough-bred hones, 141 b extra ; wieners of • steeplechase at any tune, 7lb extra. About two miles. (6 subs.) EC• Gaegme6•lll4l.o•6o I The Whinier ...... a I Heads eg THU (DM 6 Tom Gurney) .... • JOllOllll Has (h-b) .. a The liaahnoe• a Tax SLOUGH PLATS (Elondicep), of 80 son. Winners after the 28cb of Jemmy, 71b extra. 2 son. entrance. About three miles. AP IL lb AM Young IIMPRIM • 11 0 Theodise. ....... 10 Omildiner . a 11 0 Illenning Tee herder . Lard Oswald . 19 11 Ana* . • 10 10 10 Corkodes ...... a 0 1 Alfred Me oreot ...... • 10 lo napalmed 9 treads or Tans IMO).-6 10 7 P•e• tillehola• Tax FARMERS' PLATE of rams. e4th, with 20 added, for hor.ea bona fide the property of ferment residing sod occupy ing lead within 30 miles of Slough. To be ridden by farmers or,their SODS rending within tint district. Four-yr-olda, 114 ; five, list 121 b; six and aged, 124 6(b. Thorough bred hones. 1416 extra. About three miles. Four robs, or no vacs. To atom and name on Tuesday night, at 9 o'clock. A littimico STEEPLICHASE of 5 inc.. each, with 20 added. Four-yr-olds, 12st ego. 12at 121 b; six and aged, 134 61b. The winner to be sold for 100 eons , in the usual way. If entered to be sold foe 80 soya, allowed bib ; 1016 ; 40, 16lb; and 30, 211 b. The winner to be sold by mo tion, &c. About 0 miles. To clove and name on Tuesday night, at 9 o'olock. Axe. Age. I Age. Team lagene.... a I Pollard, am m- - OM Mae fhb) Nal 6 Pew Pollard. by la ma .2'l i Tarn AMATEUR STIRPLEt Gess of 3 Amen each with 26 added, for 3-Jr olds mod upwards, which have never started la any public steeplechase; 3-yr olds, 10st ; four, Ilet 81b; firs, 124 41b; six and aged, 124 9lb ; thoroughbred bones 1416 extra. To be ridden by gentlemen who have newer ap pared in any public steeple/Are of more than the value of 60 isom. About two miles.—To dose and name on Tuesday siott, at nine o'clock. Am I Age Plocedllly ( bbl .... a Jim Crow (h b) • I Old Man (I b) ...... i CAPTAIN BAYNTON, OP THE PARAMATTA.—OUP miners will remember the 1.110 of the Pommes while in °harp of Ceptala Boynton, and the antwequent inquiry by the Board of Trade. which rwailind in the anopesaios, leg twelve months, of Captain Ilaynton's cerodcate. The esp ial& has bees appointed chief °Meer on hoard the mail packet Ad es% sad left Southampton is that vestal on Suede), for the Caps of Good Hops. MONIIIIIINT TO THE MEMORY OF i ttIES HOGO. A she ho at length been obtained for this monument on the seat* of Chafelhope, on the borders of St. May'. WM, k 'renew. PABLIAITURI Yesterday the Examiners disposed of the ander mentioned bills• the standing orders having been complied I with, except where otherwise mentioned : Boost or Lo=ne.—(Before Mr. Bmirg.) Dublin and Meath Railway; me further standing orders applicable—Gamble* Inverleithen, and Peebles Railway— Forest of Dean Central Railway—Oovernmete Benevolent Institatkin—Oread Boner, Drake sad Canal.—lnverness and Aberdeen Junction Railway—and Atteary and Tuam Rail way; no further standing orders applicable to three bills. (More Mr. Puna.) Belfast, Hol head, and Bangor Railway—Newry, War renpoint and r Railway—North Kent Water and Dover doss—London Bridge Railway Terminus Hotel Com peny—Bembridge Junction Railway—Portadown, Dungan non, end Amsgh Junction Railway—and Londonderry and Lough fiwWy Railway; no farther standing orders appli cable. Houtz 07 COMMONS.—(Before hi:. Burnt.) Galway Pi/if Junction Railway—Rdinburgh Railway Statics Room—Mid Kent Railway; the latter bill was withdraws. - (Before Mr. Finis.) Wait Dorset Railway; this bill was origins/17 opposed, but the oppratios was withdrawn and the bill puled the mradimg orders—Hruagerford Market and Charing-cams Bridge Coompanies—Boorms-on-the-Water Railway—Fern and Bromley Railways ; no appearaoce. In the notice of the BoothoN rams Railway on Saturday the ward " Burbiton" was accidaut mud for Teddington." Earth Bridah Railway (13seis)—Cark sad Mash& Diehl Rallway—Lincoln, Heath, and Peterborough Roads —Railway Charing House (iraland)—Donceeter sad Tad crabir Had—liweassa Leal Board ut pashh—Bt. George'm Reasisr; this bill was postposed—Leleseter Canonici, ; title sins nits —Croydon Gas—Matlock Water-- Bps/4w %Sir— Oss—Cocastt District Water; this bill win Zan Bank Draws ; this also was Ns Dribitrb asd Improrement—Ches sod W Rissd—Olossz ni et Nerple Bridge 20111 old Wieser , Brighton, sad swath Classi i sisti Viska ° l: l 7= sad Pimlico Railway Colopesiss—Warpla New Inge and Nayfiskl Junction Rail way—ilimbles Joaellis sod Sena Eddie Rallway—Roysi Newt isheal--thrtrwy Tessrall7Aakes . gate, Notting: bars, sad Basics sad genes Analiaa Rail:ray' and Coral Coronas Lineoln'e-tart—Hardhiad sad Hepworth Iron Works Ulster Railway rod Hasporstion of Belfast Z --11tockpore sad Woodley Is Rallway--Stoarbridge &way. OBOBVENOR 4ND WEST-IND RAILWAY TER MINCIB HOTEL COMPANY (LIMITED). The annual meeting of the proprietors took place 's:lly at the offices, SI, l'arliement-street, Westminster; n a Bo trimml in the els& • • • he ectoonno, witiotahst bees previously elunlated among the proprietors, were taken ea reed. Tue report, which was reed by the &unary, sfter ex. priming gratification at the was= in which lA. sills had been reepcsded to, proceeded es follows The works con nected with the erection of the hotel are now progressing saideotorfiy, though sane time had been lost, and delay oessienedn eneapienos of the late unexpected and dis astrous strike among the workmen in the building trade, which eaneed universal suspension throughout the metropolis dell °pentium, mad testi:sad with unabated fora op to the month of October. The oonsequotxe, as regards the oomFany's interests, will not, however be Co injurious as might at first sight appear, as as hotel will be open by the time the various lines of railway oconseled with this point are complied. The dirwtors, upon the reopening of the workshops, took immediate steps for commencing the excavation. of the foundations, which, they are pleased to add, have been vigoronly end continuously prosecuted by the contractor. lir. H. A Hunt, the refine mentioned in the last report se the arbitrator appointed to determine the Om of the build ing, the directors bays pleasure in adding ha, settled that amount. Ultimately the report was adopted, the retiring directors and auditor were re-elected, and the proceedings terminated la the usual manner. WISTMEMSTAZ P4L4CB HOT= OOMPANY (LIMITBD). Yesterday afternoon the fifth half-yearly general meeting of the proprietors in this oompeny wee Mid is the budding, Victoria-street, 'Westminster Vl.coezt Cnerses in the chair. _ _ The "sport, which hu appeared in our columns, was car ried mania:lowly. tHr Charier Ramsey, Bart., 8. C. Hall, Req.. and John Ramsey, Beq., the rosins directorr, were the re•eleeted, and Kr. Charles Brooke, one of the auditors, was also re elected. Mr. W. H. Absolon, the other auditor, from w eans! motives disconnected with the compsey, declined to art spin. sod Mr. Crouch waa unanimously elated in his SAYINGS BANNS AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' IN varrninTs.—A bill brought in by Mr. Ihassy, the Chan. cellor of the Ete&goer, sad Mr. Ling, to melte revision for the investment and security of the monies readved by the Commissioners for the Refuel= of the Modena' Debt from Savings Banks and Friimdly BodalYa. bee been printed. The followieg are the subject& to which the clause of this measure have reference :—Elock to be cancelled; state deposit te be crested, °lugedes CmaoBdated Fund ; interest on state deposit amount; coneniskeeem _ may invest and sell say part of the securities; Defledsacy Exchequer Bills , and Ways and Mamie Exe.heqeer Bills not to be funded; Connonsiosers of the Treasury may direct stook to be ma ' celled, and other stock to be created in lieu thereof; three fifths of pecurkire to be parliamentary securities; accounts to be made up annually to the 20th of November ; deficiency to be rams good ; surplus arms to be eaccelled ; savings banks and friendly societies to have /Maoists title in funds vested under this act in Commissioners for Reduction of 'National Debt; Treesery may issue Exchequer Bills, fro., on application of Commissioners; Treemey to regulate mode of keeping accounts in the bank ; Bank of England may advance on oredit of Exchequer Bill., &o. ; whet amounts In savings ' bask not to bear interest; Interest on state deposit ac counts how to Le regulated; annual report to be laid before parliament. ADULTERATION OP FOOD.—A Bill for Prevest the hdulterstion of Articles of Food or Drink (prepared and brought in by Mr. &Molrdeld, Mr. Wise. and Mr. Vdliers) has been printed. The following is the chief chase: "Every person who shall sell any article of food or drink with which. to the knowledge of such pecan, any ingredient or material calculated to injure the heath of person+ eating or drinking such article ham teen mixed, and every person who shall sell warranted as pure and unadulterated soy grade of food or drink which, to the knowledge of such person, is adulterated ' sad sot pare, shall for every such offence, on • summary sonviellks et the same before two justices of tbs pesos, for hit end pay • panelty not exceed ng pounds nor less thee deßings, together with melt costa attending mob eciaviedes se to ties said justices shall meet reasonable ; sad if say person so convicted shall afterwards commit the like same ft .hall be lawful for such jocioes to mum such offenthe's name, place of abed*, sad off-nos to be published, I at the expense et each olleader, is such neerepeper or in each other manner se such justices shell deem denrable " STATISTICS OF THE BANKEOPTCY • COURT.—From statieles relating to the Bankruptey Court, c oo t a i oa d to a ?stunt wade on Monday to the Hesse of Commons, it appears that last year the salmis , were KUM. 11.. 10d. The corn peaseloas is Landis were 8,1221. leo. 2d.; and ie the country, 9,2911. Is. 11d. The Whin sensitise were 3,2961. ire 3d.; mod tbe espouse, 8,4371. Se. The surplus hooey isweeeed in hook la the year wee 10,0001., making • total of • 114.1061. lie. 9d. On the Ist of January last year the Entount of beedreetpee oast= eiwoonted to 12,1241. . m web; 98,6921. Se. lid. week; wed 93.2001. Ex chequer Bilk. The Chid Rentatrat's sonnet was 13.6231.05. 10d. snob, sad 112,7881. hook. The Roe. Mr. Thnriow, se passetes d bealerapta, bee 7.3521. 14.. 811. a Pow. MirsorouvAn Fizz HOSPITAL, DEVONSHIRE.. 1•111•11. Cm. Tin number of pulsate Mimi der* tics week Feb. 4 wee—lledical, ebl; singleel.4o4 teak lAN; el which 421 won sew am. CIP sod EXPEDMOULI ROUTE W (aal w 4 44444MPAT1M10114 awl co[[. wow= soniurses Map EMI *mon Sim Me Tanalea. ai New Meat DIM, fi r 4444 tam as 4 4 aft. Amid= Nebo 4ms P TUllOOr. 411% T4l ILSDa T. ab 4 SATOMD:r a M LI b. la ape wa 1/6444 Mine Ars 411.. 111111101411111 P. 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