The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-16 00:00:00

A "Acs v ry . ._.: a. _...... , , v Qir 'i- 1 i.44.710,,ittry LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 16, MO. (Stamped id. Additional.) [T WOP h A ‘..i JLA a ' * No. 4.292.) ()MLA D ROUTZ.--00101IINIOATION _by ante it to INDIA. UnTLALLL Mna wig BOTTT na INN' LAll sad ORIECTAL '7iArtoAtotoy 0011 PANT bark sod males Carpi and P.,..1. be Gibraltar, Malta. cart*, Nsgagra brim. ad anus. Oa wank end Mama. *amen =Oll sad INA wiry month be SIM "ilk sod Iherabar . .by Oar al Ur lab sod Mai al ani maw kw Gibraltar. MIK lltet g rtent. ibabe/ , • =Mar Uremia Ibinennia Air Abbas re% aad Spla 7, 1 %114, alaraira lents, Sanalimpars as Obi al "wary . and tar lburitta• sad balbletti 10011 al every meal/. —Far IWO., nerilmabre mil, at tie GaNnarlife Odlois 171. lamdambraktraot. tondos. LC-• ar THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE and LIR I.IIBI7IANCI 00.11 PANT. Netablhhed ISlh Meek No. 1. Mahatma Limped La sad no end 11. Tanlll7. mbe. memo . Mari Immo levelled lode The Tweety-Saerlh Yeast Ileetles of the Pra= in this Company wea bald ma the Mb t. The Septet et the Booed of Directors yes adept' leamironaly, alai domed That the Pee for the Tear 11•101111.01 net the Lib lissawas wee had tae Neer Ma Beglana. rain la• altos oe. 0: 1 411 time Moe lla at The amber et am& Wer: st al9 tbeir peg weelthimi 11,11 , temdlere the neatly of the Cala. Pez=beyond **Ma erEWperts, and say Weber latorma- Vas. mcep be leg s ;meo& N DOCI.T. Secretary to the Company. JOIN AMR *coldest Secretary. london. ST. HAWN'S HALL. —THIS MINING, may 141, M S. as oacroaack JOIN Qs BAIT11: 0 ! Illeper, eft Vlateet: bet ties la thie country. Under the Yea el NE J KT NOILLN. veuellete:—Mlie liasks. 110 me Palmer, Its. Wage °toper. . asatley. This" le., It. K; steak OIL • sad Mn. OSMAN MID, TO-NIGHT, NFL WITT zrunra *NO 1 1.20.*; ead__nos off am asterxwesonie ea 8, Ida UN& EWV&OI. =UTZ ON "Our item " es emegish r" 7 l6 =lll2 slsad agtil trees a ll" et Ille A r ize. T ISANNTIA WON, It. Ittemandreel le, b.; int= M the NM st Omar, mil Oh% street —LA et Seib Skew. nor tree land, to the "IWO CI land, to the conatraellea et I = m e ga rks, d to b retotea re l aing edurr . ;I ' tratt o r tgr ai =th aril to 'i a d tof a toun7 hi ark "111116 .4, . PII . . cer i lwa r tirgbi li mil' athe ill =en rips beret eon to invailigabe re etre t norm to wid th they retard. The Nader par tite Weir non ezeirively to two quest' ma ma! the admidneelleit of jerks. Re did not prove of the ether•• for the local oonneilE C la re * ilia: S r:lt 11: it vas to the . rtr.-.....v._=".. oz.* ..thed • ....................,...: by A., ..... 41 be bY a sumbireei T ti cd council. :no:" ~....... ... thin Ara bon swum =to bib ' of hersialgungire, lowdsgthe • manage of the be dui whit bed oath me Woo* og ornoivaident 4 qiepsilland *dew nutig Ira:gra • open . of nary r on esi t a rhe gra the .ea el bib * the 0 riot! Zred •la the sellivation-of Indilor dat! Va apgrehendal me word be no didleuity 11 1hj h Uroth 111 . 1111 weed for, and give WWI bar 'the rare of amen the Igor Re waa that our Ulan empire Uri' in very serious peril, re erteded he de= on this country, If we did ad deal with these toarbiaa We wild not go is with such a myrrh Ind aged* with what war ha t lAA's Pgm the ezeinelon of the natharthrt ea thargian re* Mit ihrsaras rinelli* in ban deny ant* being up peen. We sight breed, r the Iterstra id other had thus. mad to or Aker pararier oar awe grosar, rurearre, or viy a l ei but to an= = bo ilers de_r_r, " dl a mg beffiviag . roe to say iPa rt iris b the =t wee an I which had never before s a d. end he was quite MTh word Set be Mid . The no name doninted r . her oriel of • ingallit fees lb. to the doetteirbeer of the !fodder the 23rd October, MO, relative to the trestenent of norm by the European pkedsra id India; and abo the report of Yr. Reid to the lieutrant-governor thereon. A 1711111 6 OF ITALY AND FRANCE. Yr it earef for Fore lp abbe- whether, as stated in the Berye, the Amok rearament had Intinostool to Cowley that, in Mee el Mho tosorresal el etiotingenoies which ought affect the rim% distribution of power In Southern Italy, Filand, weed hid it bar duty to claim further territorial compen sation, or whether say private conversation or communica tion to way Nook Wert and purport had taken place Lug J IIASSULL—No seen intimation has been made to Laid Cowley, either publiely or in any private C01:11101 , sake. cede. He said that were made to four schools • art is which naked medals Wine studied. That was not the fact ; there was only Ours, and that was at Man. chester. The noble lord had alherkd to the Royal Ace. decoy, but the Royal Academy received no grant from this house, and therefore his motion was wholly inappli cable to that case. There were studies in the higher brandies in which life models were necessary. The noble lord spoke of certain houses in which life models were studied almost as houses of ill-fame. If they could infer anything at sZI from the speech of the noble lord, they mast mitt that his opinions were formed on a most fallacious basis, and on an entire false appreciation of the subject. He believed he ~was masking the entire truth when he said that it was numb. impossible to study the portraiture of the human frame without the study of life models. The noble lord must invert the whole order of the study, in order to arrive at the conclusion be derived from his premises. The very flint study, in order to make a portraiture of the human body, was the s= si oi l eoesellthe prior to the body iteelf— the the Menthe skeleton was thoroughly the Seth xenseles were next studied, and lastly the which was the Mart important study of all. The nob lord would confine the study to drapery salt the human form, encased in bustles andcrinolise—(load t%ll a te , t)—was the highest study of art. If that were so, eTtussaud's would be nearer the noble lord's idea of high art than anything else. (Laughter.) The noble lord seemed entirely to have misunderstood the nature of the study which he was considering when lie classed it with immoral Mediae- Did the noble lord never Milk picture galleries! Did he never contemplate such works td art as the Venus de Medici ; and if he had never NM it, would art Where - were they to get Each deduce ? Were they to fall from heaven! The noble lord wanted the regatta of art, but • malemssed - else proems by which they were Want >lh lippented to the noble lord when he hrsegli i i vi ti o nneeNen before them lest year to abstain from it emboss he was contort to derpn e the Wise d inedla. In all caeca in which iihW had Wm piesnand.psenamehitil Media, not for ilupneo etniying, buil to gift thildrindereat pro the }ebbe gnat meet liptrithdrawn. • He be , g'ensTigensit given I. lb. Amdenty had been withdrawn on that gismo& aid was net now in the esti limbos No report iii bees isidelieliai house of say ebony atlborieneem. It nen now* le say that au* studies riniellibmWattetletions, fee It was only tir lig rel=very *mu el tie artists who were permitted ..toiseudy *silo wild as Mid needemy ; but with respect to prim* Mu*, we radii *sr home could exercise no then °w Ist tee didingulshed artist who was not te Maly tie Ste mead. That study was pursued el' =r et the *Mead avoid, not only by painters d but there was namely an eminent silver smith's which the Andy of a life model was not no- Mr. SPOONER regretted the tone adopted by the right hon. gingheem the Semetary of State. (laughter ) It was ao lwdBmr mann W it was not so regarded by the connley, He _ lid pisliented a petition, signed by most of the ehqw is praying that the scenes describedhis Wig Mond not be sanctioned by public grant& nate milOt be no wielembree arise from the prorate, hat It sewed ilb s e ja V eo et r edine ; and that *woman Todd exhibit ltsenlf asked was in itself • greet mod evil, • iispedation to the female ehmscier. Ii was directly to the doctrines d the Holy Word ; but they were %kJ that it was necessary for the purposes ci art. That anaertina w disproved by his abbe friend on the autrlliy et Winassoott, who Meted that naked figures rather dranimed than benefited att. The practises Wes w national shy and ought not to be enconmeml by public._ pima. tad year they were told that the insney was net ger* for these purposes, bats was Dea nne. tel telle In this fewer, for vfrist they contributed to the Onind ihmititry. mere imptessible for the manner in Wahlt Wee eashilehred. He swotted the feeling which promiled honse—it was a degradation of 'which they oC i ts=c o sskansed. (Oh, oh.) N was M opinion that the motion was CM width Ile Woe would not think it advisable to adopt. It arra ens d Oman endeavours to interfere Inquisitorially Z i =et lislhrrldeh'ie-_,:_ATtth th eougVtspar su b jects wan rm- VIVI* EMT Mil • thle owns of the noble lord. If mead Wide theory, was one that essiol Ma be reirls4ll, bib males to go a rended Ilaring and Vs a bill to make Ile lanai form. kt=iir,)=The niepilled of' Iseitai woul d lead inettelapala Mildeelen. TbeMebb bedier • reinesy_ eirpsalhe aced. fesnalefeeiresbat be nebleg= d o be annseineeinOnd Wakes nrarlleat Weft the Minimum el aleding van Go t with his nothan v et o adety, for 111111 thin 1: as well as s maithisam. neater.) 1 With ou t upon Marine and the us dress alluded to by the member vilie had PM spoken, it was quite clew Ilse they might go to d' Brent parts of the world, It We of the southern climates, or in certain dietriets ef AM* might find patterns of clothing which, though they world exempt the models from the anathema of the noble s = uto ottld still leave them open to the charge of showing large portions of the hunnin.form to render Insithaligas they might be found ineligible for the resells ef pante of public money. (Laughter.) Therefore be should e that the noble lord would leave this matter to be dealt with according to the discretion of those bodies who were mast concerned. He understood there nett very few, If any schools of art to which the noblekeire o*ction applied. With regard to the com- Oaint made against an Irish institution, he had been in formed that that institution had been p l ac ed under the control of the Privy Council—their, Wear a nd, therefore, there would not be any recurrence of t hose proceedings which were considered so very objectionable. (Hear.) The house divided, when there appeared : For the motion 32 Agaimt it The motion was accordingly refused. HIGHWAYS.—BOOTH WALES. Viscount EMLYN, In moving for leave to bring a bill for the better management and control of the ways in South Wales, aid he should not have Mtemp this task had he not been given to understand that he should receive the support of the members of the present and late govern ment& lie felt confident that the bill would he acceptable to members generally, and therefore he trusted there would be no opposition to the motion. Sir G. C. LEWIS aid he merely wished to ay that from what he understood of the Mews generally of his noble friend he concurred/with him inthinkingthat, from the facts which experience had shown in resgard to the management of the turnpike trusts in South Wales, it would be well that all roads in that part of the country should be in cluded in one general highway bill. Leave was then granted. TURNPIKE ROADS AND BMIDGFS. WVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ ee PACK LT iiMIP —Yoe IIYDNZY Dtrert leader , Chlsrthe ricer Der 10—for seepeeremest on= bi clipper NAOMI. A WS tam register, SAMS fete of the hetearaltr, Coanuitelor. Wag to the Leis* Wake TM. rowel le expressly Stied foe the Deft, sod is awed nionillsat milers oet of the poet at 4NI.11.1:1 Doe annsan poen ana *Wild* m eo w nlles for cable —roe Ileelsejl=lit ow eo apply to DIVI ecid YDpill. MIN MILALBERT SMITH'S MONT BLAXO, Tom sun, a S. 'ad XVIIIY MKT .bat Satara,lo I. and sW h al asiarlaff sfloraooma, at $ o'clook. Stalls. . . cia M Wow at Ur lamoilice, Xppl/as Is dalky, tram 11M115; am, 11, .; PRIM U. Rl7 IA AND II'UNEMY. JOILN LOCKE wished to ask the Secretary of forMassigaAffairs whetherherMajerty's government of any intelligence whatever to the effect ikat soneentreted a considerable army on the Petah, sad et the government had assembled a thenshe .; and whether her Majesty's gdreft easaillad Usk coin any way informed, that trim& Owaskekelt•hillemaided the representatives of an the Pttir the elt= Widen aud lisd - stated iled the condition of Was Teti** dendidass me every day be. wain knit seplitetmlie, dad Eat hie government hoped to obahrlis edasename etlibeWlisrpowers, and would make it Owls Turkey upon the subject. INN ; I , ll le tusswer to the hon. gentleman's Vielise, I lave to stets that her Majesty's government are eon bivalved= of tutelligenoe to the effect that Russia tow" ismarinsist a considerable army on the Pruth, or that the Oliednegovernment has assembled a corps &wake el Willie,' iltit with taped to the second question, I readied yesterday a• despatch from Sir John Qampton, ber• ambaimdcw et St. Petersburg, very more to Me *, :et DU:Mired hsa r diteir6dttl ambenederrA INeels, stating that he had a carve ion with 71.1filhaavebel, who spoke to Lim on the ambient, and add that II eqpressediss or action were to take plate, be meet maim It &add not be an action by &Ma or by RUSIIII•ild Frame united, but ehmH be •o= action of the eve groat powers. (Cheers./ INLAND BONDING WAB.EHOINIE3. Mr. HADFIELD asked if the sweetmeat were prepaid to brag in a bill to authorise In/sed BondingWerehosses? The OHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQII= intimated that it era intended to being fa such a NE et the teeniest rea ole period, and which would not be co to 'foe* me. but would make regulations seder whisk thesteivt lege of le. & B saw might be extended. te steAwesasn wbehamt arab smutted at tie bea. ttle withdrew, his own bill o n the sub**, er he mew whether the government manna wet estieferenty to him at mt. ' • __ ARMY ESTIMATES. Awl MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN DziVlref PACKET .NlP.—tor SYDNEY Urea (to sell tram the Over on the lath of Jab,soltlost $ Ptrokood to lent. de on the of Assad , the opiendld D. LA 111111. A lst 111 yeah fbelonattne to hem Duntm.r and Rom.. resister UM toes JOHN NVILLUES, ON. MAW* T tying In the lest belle DOekli. Tide thee ties hhi lees Wine% pnohy 1.. t. the Srltsn Undo I dm Me a lia 4.14 0, 1 . 1 Ira- rule aco•mraNhitioas tat cable peuensere; deck. Wog lofty awl airy. she Mean hen a MIMI& VlM lim Snotty tor • ten hannl cabin Anil Ihistmedielle ad wan carry an etperlem st oargooa—lor Odor of moo applv t. , Mr E 4 ;KLLA_ ,TLY old dm ovum. Deep...* I. I 'aphis WILLIAM is beard; at to de tog WEAL a. Illreletet. TIM HABANA 010 All COMPANY (Liltited). 11111070 Nair W /4441481111144111LU1 DI /IS. ON, Dirt,Olis inean. TM 11 as. 1ar.1411~. I 04/ T. C. AIMINIM Liar I*ll balm I Alfred 112m44. kg LOITIS 811.1111/11110, Ilsaager sad WINESEY D 14144404 The ohms laybe pub& MUM= to air stock at 44141.porSedi Mr.*, hip* awl Admit la Itangs ; t e le ask cr ir tan Ts= zd a ralb r isatag raoist i ri. Spoold_ _ apsidesesOW kake = .16, leallsa: No. Or quadmilk •4. Dads : 44 eatiganotiniti=.a....__._‘ ?1&24281. arena.. Quelbeifts 11). .......,...... VICTORIA ORME _GALLERY, EF= IW. WM DAUM, Wm 10 111 l Y. A Oes abUlleg.L tree Tbs 'raids et lest yeses series, asmobse sielbee, *sled by L. W. Dm%lg agy IAILIW AO • I WRENCH 9/AAO Pall-ma—The attrotrimis imarr Le Al j v i r; IL ma el ner 2V: awadalsesse M. —Opm • ROM. ROOKS, Grail Wt e thisißearegi, Zal 0 lbe D I .osoloalot by lima orellsoaro to se al WNW Opoo st o'clock Is. NOVELTi laairornta.—n. HABANA ppWWMM . CIGAR .fit ailidaso lay Is Wong As bade awl gmenes DIY / us Yana Wale/ a saw imam- Wm maw royal pas* adla4 CIQ" Ina* aimiala alma Mom *au sabstaaan r eir saihrolk imai ra amps ourai sues s. wit s• rOtalieg Oa MI alelma at lie •Omits/ bawl at a mbar elser 2 1 10 .6.1 M IA VIMIII• suga=rl7.ll l4 l = it s t Compasys waraisoma ismario= *bare say be alas a:Amami sae ebbed impartall Mora sad MOORS'S .1178TRALIAN LINE p l cNrctir SHIP.—Ity POST Dines .4•llvan los se Ye Ilailve4tl7, • maks, . fast arrived am it= to Ike agiarli SASIOsidS elipper•ilp ITY. A A rse••••7411••• 01101411 MAMA Ona smikr: IkrbesYt W Luisa bods• Ills mend is Pirtle kW. mils said Shollr•NA saw eat ot= a Imam ; Is• • apiodidl poour •••••siggood somst. r im"..B l l lllll7tad eal la ug renTer•is t er . •, 4. "IP WI). WEE LONDON PAVILION, Tiokbanks-strall. JL BA .—lt was{ to good a plum* Pootzt Pee ; SEM room to Vista awl tbattootool94lll2, Atiotbdoo.(by istiodmoi Plot ea.—. imiratof AMP. ilas aolPti!lkeo twoRTRAIT ROOM, kw Wise and Children, & bi g ge di Jars esa.therset• by Os larks git he fr i etZ ; pious ot Posib7 • rot est faiths dim !sit Oompstant DiIT sad SIOORWB AUSTRALIAN LINE ei ll Acan —roe NORA= TOWN Mod Is mar lesilerertred ban Me crew, and WO be iimpaiabed lbe epimilld NNW bille=aMie e rlllll • lying yaw. 11119 lase GMT. Cemaiader la Oa Weis Do e& . 1116 ablp bee a 1•11 rep, with aarerlir onammenbiles s. Gob i imam . great baled in 'twos inks ter inftemalb•• beauty tickoi premiere : and baulk perfeened bar warms 'emir In ru .layt, , Aarirs • emehrable eggirmais. our aim e Irma .4 tridala or mew, weft be ••• blottal. I. Y.... i.. . AT 13k11XCIZNT-EITREET,_ Loutlas.—' Finn voutox mum OILY. Lad XLLESHOROUGH described the alterations which hadhans Moe in theLeabiative Omen Mee the tear M il er =led yin its Iliehigke ansegmenta. Hs ins assor•Geutal sad cauacH, a cane el enteassaer . , ' skald hen the power of passing lo nian soy ad of pernmeat, and that • con gateau body would be • beeialeial addition to the Governor m his council. To this emanative lady a certain amber of native pailanea timid be ash mined, as it was important that the feelings and projnikes of the inhabitants should be adequately regreetated, and ant almost totally *bowed, as at , pnwerst. Se stall net uncut with the strong denunciations of Lord Maim& against the planters. They were as a cam ii beasilmit hedy - ol men mite them muck of the ineporemat sad India woe dun There wen, of temp- •• Eibirr a mum barbells* most of the cases of valises • bial been Might span then were • sot ahanwhis apiast Shoes who milli mtbeir estates, but span men who spend* without any bassist in the land, bet merely to Main lane inarest on their own or cm imenwed may. If, however, then wen name ea ems nay _there wasa , eat fraud ce the othsr. But the complebt at bee pad great was Mt In ease of Talmo, or in ere al hemL aeiiher of them mad obtain MM. far Id months—a peadisal Mal of 411 *tin. If the Est Indiaa ineene-tax were tarried, be trusted some of would be expended in a Wier &Mbabane's a He timid that all dis please between Peahen sad nets should be set- tled by circuit pidgin, and snipe* the appoint ment of " peobeeteve,'" to late about • em bolism Alden and ryas la eases of aseem, He weld now wafer with peat Ewa to another topic. It was breposeible to regret oared's* thm he did *slew to has dike minim of Sr !Cf. Trudy... Of all the as who had is nun Moe boa amt eat be India, he was thaliest i. r, p rick viong l a Erbe as wdl ! as his ablates. In Lida very et a petal! 0 1 =ea lad men ealehla ilv S .4l4‘""Wwali :I=ment to Amiga wham he lived ; les Ileas a street hisidaip MI 1! sped ter the people el 1 ibe .d b .. r tey- llthmdtle Mena to Baskad, he hid eximbed t funatioaa„ amino the appei , halisi mead basasedui governimmin Iheklidedrie of Ma tad nerd fades C iaigh tin Vimm pmetion naidaldm el all men mead ban to the &Monty of Governer of ! he him* at itrel= re nvesti. pt era, with mteud .. )tie penult inimels,coo oendethirse paints ONTiell, No he had dons now. Baba • great , ill - lie the** mane epos the pectlifem mitted to c*t u s , deteradaed, es an shit te to stay tiss _ sui me thi people, Whalen; might be said of ain't indiscretion and irrepdarity, it was inipamible not I. honour the motives of the tem. To the latest ntensalt mi lib ifs Sr Chemises Trevelyza would look hack that pi M the me et which he would be most beams It was does at a pest puma marl fie& Ha doling to elepale preps* taxation ahem from being mad btp inset It wasari e what he aid against it that there was danger .• the daapr is negkelmg his advise. Thera was • member for Maher is Legiallia Orellall i and My wan he there I For tibia perms el MIIMeg te the. t all the circumelema connoted with OM , and how their leghistaa would operate Be, a mese, shied ast only his own but gm Mr geregamat el the pealkasy. Had Charlie isanietail that Anthem to read his minute is the Omen anditherwards to move for its preened= he mit ham Ma in order, and every we d it woad ban be n the Calcutta umnpmrsi next teneeles , le en In point of fact. Inseahre, the sever of Sr Trerelyan wu not me et the at el pailiontims, bat the amen in which it was done. (Hear, hear.) The Duke of ARGYIL and this, would be no ob*t_M to . prodeoe the papers MOM' ar as ma as they earr! la this country. He mid net =the strs abo cest i es i e r lion passed on the by Lord sfall, he thoughl A t isgvi eenstilmlloll was nob so as it isight be, aeml A* ems amps net be Teletute. He renented, also, that he could pot concur in the *Mat that Sr C. Trevelyaa was justly entitled to the praise either of the house or of the executive The action of the govern ment in this case was not upon the ground of the merit or the demerit of Sr C. Trevelyen's particular views, hit on the corvichoe of the absolute necessity for up- Isoidies the authority of the government of India, and Morena due submission on the part of its subordinates. After some remarks from Lord LYVIDIN cad Lord Swim of ALUMS; the Mak& ma ordered to lie os the table. niroucascar Of !WI IVOR DUMB. E lIROPIAN and COLONIAL WINI COMPANY. 1/2. Pol.oult. LW. no toomoton at Ur Omni bog to oassooce that OW IMMO Mood Volt Taal of PMer.owl sow otter Yds lams the tun boo& et tho sow insidious& ROWIANDEKALTXt d an °rigida botanical awl da ll = v o47l mesas easels= it ir 4 s i sami ...... pdella i lra di z . r d alds ; Arstselmissi setrii " losLMlN sulk %Ir. sit vi lik= s p ei lla g br umse ideL ad t e rils = WOrta= l :2lNM_P b riss a itnr. par SAWA Orilias.—fflhe weeds " Aomori Igalplo" are 0P Ms Anew el web bra* sod their "A. flowbrad AM essA" Is rot SO AS feat. Boid at le. MASamorara. Lore dos ; AM by Amiga siM peetimera In reply to Yr. DISRAELI , Lord PALMERSTON mid he hoped his right boa. Maid would be able to brlng on the army codlings on Thursday -bat they would not come on later Um alma (A lausit.) , 1 , tgti t ;1 1 , . Di:ITT and MOORE% AUSTRALIAN LINE PACKET 111UP.-11. nabs Indler les Just sorfweil for lbw Wm mod will w aresrelirmob tomedlatel9. halm tie el ler VIA OII 4 •111.11199. direst tor LIM =ll l .79• l _llYrild balk digger Wire TIMM! ,Y Al, "6~ gip Owe MUM Comesaisr SO Mai in X9ados Dada Sr Most-nito mosamsaika bestir, aid ails —ref Wilk? paropatanffiapt, Itr. T. W morearoca woo Dorm sad KOMI 1/11019,90914. ROYAL 81111111 T. VA per dam. l 1131.CDMID OLD PORT el lam. , las RAU veal 3 7 s. per doom OFAILYSING IFIRNAT QAMPAOAR T. JULIA( CLARIS, polymed wiliest oddity TOL „ FLNIIRT COGNAC BRANDY Tab o. lbowo) YL awl olk ROM AFRICAN FORT, MUM Rs NIL sod MA The Noma loiredosel SM. Yle ocomb—• yvvrrr and Nomura AINTRALIAR LINZ a um= SIM —For LIMICIOTON Drool op- MA.IfoeM Mo olifedil =M o rt of TAIL • loooklarell ar; Inglir Ms foram Doolf i r t fir MIN Mat bp w. Moll - b d AMt.. awn. kr Or larorroa Mork rid b ono of Or MOM War for of OD MO of larbro. Mr los spoelor dour* airourrirro foe Oar art orood aria porrrroo.—iorlouo a of =ink So Morro NW or. Emmy. :or DIM? rd POOR[ o. IMMoodeor. Men out poloptMak oull asomo mos ttoo to we saw; Mika la atigtmil ar Volts Pie kw kw on opt& solhoot tram or& WU.UA lloagor. WIDDING sad BIRTHDAY IL 1102111017111, 42, Pixedol7, lavito P se M t I lea Is% IMMO ITOCK a Ditinsuo morntaret DIM& I...rek .. . . /10% . W Orpos Weds Dozes sad 11 SAO* el • 1111111 MAL EOM= C. 21118, ......_ .2,41 r ,„, • =MM Mes W M aft : sows arid& INT SILYZIASING -0 0 -• - s • • Y ATION, , too = 4 44: isms4o4. A M OY 111.14 S 1401211441DE8 A 414•445 is 1bu5512044111.42m2 ma:sad NOORNS AUSTRALIAN LINZ . 1121Zew i r KOMI alli t tl ies ii. all sal ;IT ' llleure swim is Os Vans illapl'IMIK•IPIO . lillb t i ll di l . lll=i, 41 1 4: 2464, ie. INzroier. v triXt OF isemommY, a.--.•• ta it mew rr& OILLATL wig Or swum% n fteriiresk 1,1••• as se wlfl rat imam% mairmsgarit. KM, LONDON UMW et Politics i llr e lel AMILUI tint " Mrs s. dr saw, 11, Ike er ONDON to 6YDNXY_Higrx4, MONTHLY d BLOC LILL AUNTZMAJI 10TALMAIL A LIDOPP'S PAL' Al&-FINDLAT1111, lIMICIIMIZADA t a r= rein: erig-,,. • =7.6. of *Moms Nam irl apostia— mider Mame Melbas 'lreslopolosst. Ochiwc RigVOLUTIONS is INOLISH HISTORY. IburBOWS VAITONMI AD. rdeme, 1.11 , 01.177i0W3 ZACI. Lantiss: 3.1. W. Mew awl lied Wed dread. -- VVIII _MEM align , Per et fie Owe Le vli is 111= 1 Lb s i Zass ".....l "Sad.. Cuivema Lin Willonsa.: • .= : at //staribram ems. a WINISAMIWII -1-7-611 1INO al lhil e r N= On tes prown Is kil sal veNW - alai ige4 b• OM omits, 'UM MEM iri Fir b et em i StrZl TAIL MACKAY NM 0.. 2. 16•11P.D. Tin EAST INDIA TIA COMPANY A isameg V o rtemii• yen eat ',ITC rule I=l . ts____ . _ n _imislM72l 4 : l Ms la as bon/ • sr ',maims,. ism iiiiigUAlW=ll44= 1161741gb1a nomad. bound tit rook a. QCHOOL HISTORY of ENGLAND, abridged 1 1 / 4 , tram s "Ifsasay MAW' querWm Lei et Oaslint= ersilese. . . Poem sod tom, Wise etraed. Those weit Ilve. int. • HRY of the LITE of L ITERATURE excnort i rDIECII DyPretessie IL 0. Doan The that WI at the Itmlatlen by the Ileht Now Flit 0. C. Litith Dart , ILE The remainder o lb. Twirdstket, and the owapishon at the Wink bl Doadinen D.D. The New Portion. I yak, Oa. : John W. Parker and San, VOA &mad. rro GINTLIMIN.—NOTIOI at BINOVAL. a Mr MEM los M Moriddy vormary M MEW, lb loshou bo 4 YMM abon smarm youribla Ira* vemelis mow bay M tarry gni Ms pia rdebriod by dmatars Immo alk Ma per yrir. rad miry wade asisi Ms WO= la immodoame ibmirlft. Mr. NUM rmsralimm MiIIe&MMUMI„ lONDMIZT, Nor Iwo wed of TIMB BMW • mum= CARL - 7ust_labilsbiL 1 Avg prise DI. FORM williOWN NEW WOVE ON CTRZINAL AN lI:MAL DLIOADIRS. (1/1 0 DB3RABIB of the BRAIN and Dao * KIND: Orr lirrias m a = :we tearer* roar Aid isselvad by Mrs r wareyribstatapreplearrer wire = isOwNoir rag mossok. rinerallir sad disarearrag, irlmoried Arpretle aid resert serrAblw ore re Si balsa it Niramll awl is *wry if fa mend be lOW obrures ogre rity pip." Quay. rely imeeteesiosse. Ludiet ielesitaiteeit WiNalliketobitme• 1111MCIL-111pe Omit Marborr roort. IS bilb mg- used limoll bad sod “ Walla 12 nod sad 0 to MCI:RICAN ROYAL A.s RAIL max summ im ipsimis4 *obis=► to be. MIL booms LITIRPOOL Y *X Groot, Omen v WOOL mid IDOSTOIC Illsoloo Wpm ar MALI FAX So land sod opesire poosopr• sod tr:r al l(Pi Saro orol : /lio Imllsolos or odor womb are appoNted to tram ARAM. Ire DORTON, Ilegorday. MA, 01. A TWA. w Igor raw sone. Itstarelay. MAr IL NIAGARA. Is, enivroN. windy. Jame r. u=rGem& 10 0141111 resuroto Is. awl provialoss, bog otaos or *pm *MO goo be •bislool Go board :. 0 A IMAM rod I.ds aid oily, misod Tork sohlo ir a m t To Now did as: orand robin. At Or 1111116; Ihrars• rod Now Tart. pot ilan. sod • per =iSworn oasoll• •• orb aid wow& Thom iroomordellio Ow • IMMO wawa* of aerool WON per mows —Tor prow or other lormoveliro apply to J. B. roord. uld Irrremaollaost. Lair . A Dm* Nom. rail IR Moo do lo Roam Farb . 0 And J. Wm* Roabsormarroot. It .ad t" . or D. sod C. Lbw, 4 • 1 . 1 7 Zr: Mrs* UrtelooL =LIG AND Wan= ANr RINSES oad SON beg to alas tat their pr► piraNwas br MUM ow soma mead say of tadr Umireihrie as vie la azisaa as IN mbar. Um law vielled gatadpil tantab Daft al Dam and .reed kr do bed sod MIMI tarallailmet. ara Ane amaseimil la = ma al mararmaal alt psi as Ira war Wan bass mew me root la Diair ampallar Moir BISPOICI TAUMWO DSTATIELITII ban bus mtil in* as toamessms al Vaidiallesa awl amiregalaa IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. — Bar IlL1111.81•1111CLOTIIING IR= b ever wet eel Ma map berg OW= = h am 11114 ireammaa eed IS le gee sapella ova la be abeepelle et eree lea beileal es 11011M1bY, all CAP. ea BOOT sod SNOB DIVAIIIII/17b lbe M NAT ak bees bele *baba ale ea mad/ sew stock el ma elerere lb pas at sea par es able be aseakes be ober Orb alba vely urea obrosilafm. 11‘.1.1C 1101111si lON eels Ude eprieleab of seasere be bel all bleed glai ask eeekares the tell bola d as ebeelles d tbe bely ea Sea bleak te. 1 MOM alt, Omar el ea ad Aldiple. NMI Omar el Yew Odeel Naar elrea latareet I. = lnseese : lerb ard sal Takata. see lON alb It to be earned. Oa d Neale be ma omega at ft wa be thelloaged, er be lleareareel. wawa hallane Boa fa Wog sof Sue mer eabeebee " The Growth ea Imperbere lea& of ereish bilbat' d ,. with rules for edlasseelemenk awl at et prices, me be gab oe appal alba sew' ea ROMP OF LORD& 7 TIIIIIDAT, MUT 15. •' , Their lordships sat at liaM-past 4 whoa the Lard Cuuicellor, Earl St. Germans mil Lord Sydney atemoded as a royal comminion to give her Majestfs anent to the fat- I limos bills :--Iketieqmer bills (13,730,00 ie ; r Manicipal Osmieseilsom Mortgars kc. ; Enclosure; la2l. aal Deland) ; Dweßinga for Labouring Clams (= d ; Pawnbrokers Act Amodmist ; Customs ; Beath Devoe Railway ; Wee Railway ; Liverpool Corporation Water- ' works; Liakeard Water ; Liakeard and Caradoc Railway ; 1 York Improvement • Lames Cemetery ; Cherterfield an d orksoz e6t W Road ; Bninalsiom and Wexford ; Slirearsbery 1 Marpin New Mills. end Mayfield Junction Railway • and Woodley Janina Railway ; Wel ' Hostas Bridge • Bemis sad Merthyr Tydfil sheaths i CroYdoii Gar : OrfililrY Nu Drainage tad larevesms4 • Railway Clearng House (Inland) ; Ipakilt ia l war ratertil s Margie &Apo Road ; Fella ; Prermera, Glimilles Oil lOarg is ta, Water ; lower Mingdbery Road ; Giseivw Water ; Norwich Corporation Markets, k i ll Orme alme Railway; Amlimpies, N Reeks mod Realm Jmetion Railway ; Linee °4l4 lt un thatli wad Market Despfog Road; Commercial Docks AM Aimed meot ; Mlle! Om ; North Staffordshire Railway ; Sheffield Celina' Cempop ; Radon Corporation and Borough Im provement ; Blom Valley Railway ; Manchester Improve mats ; Great NartliarsandWertera (Ireland) Rail ; Bel fast and Ballymena Railway ; Skokie& and ' Railway ; Great Southern of India Railway ; Meitner sad Redbridge Railway ; Midland Railway (me af roles ia and mar Leedom) ; 11461 Somme Railway Cvriekfemus and LAMS Railway ; Dublin and Wicklow ; and Rasa Loin eaalOmpay—BMa st The loge, then adjourned during pleasure, and resumed win:ix STEAM COMMUNICATION to NSW TOKL—Tbe UYIWPOOL. MAW TOM md Or a = b er i rramc=vaam t d.proatk. I " b w . liniriorsMifia 102 NSW TOIL GLASGOW, WY Ib e CITY OF GALMNSMWASsioIIes, MAT AL FlOO. Weimaday. AM egos irsaraft. y. Ara Ogle liorrim 1417. NW= gebrasjsessileg Ss the senwerse * Parrard pare Iscrisalse ail iwor Weer Waist Parompers kr Oars& IMAM WNW% eti booked =tlrrnMAlAttrm__Wshamliner li se ;or lo WYSS rod T y kiss Windiest. City. WEE " INDISPENSABLE * SUIT, Asada la videos edam mit palterse, Jai simpie4 for vralki dam introit*" sad wiles - SL fo be tlw. mast amilistable mai amis. me Sit ewe lalgedmi. Mg from its.• Eldrihum LIVERPOOL to AMERICA via Ike ON Skassehip Compel, Mosiman. re M obtadbad - r -- t /1611116 and. SON, await et 311bie1ie ens Yap* sad mule et WM Orkerdeleest eel Parkfmosl 1111031 LIVIIIPOOL TO QrlBlo2. Novo Boohoo. Yoy U.I North halloo Itay 30. Rents Amulran. Mal NIL ltotteeatin, to follow. Tootom oar , y to Now Turk, Botts, ()arbor, Mostrool, Mkt awl silts. .31 eh soil £0 la, ocoonlhog le essommo 6111s. To tortlawl t 9 amid ; art to a o ports m of Moods, al = Mot tooordinc MAC to hod sityliiihka. —Foe apply to SAM bit me 1111 Meek VtwfamiL SYDENHAM TROUSERS, ITe. M. the crammed mall et soramaisted trnieskja Medians& bac, doeskin' al Mb sirvollses est Or ow mow Staving trio sitecet le el Oasmita Ceat, /111WIIMS,111 • The Earl of LEITRIX moved that an bumble address be Minatd to lice WWI! far a copy of the informations se Men Sherweadend t ye ert itneee, taken by the mirk at - braise the bead in Dub li n, relative to the Meek cm the house Men Sherwood, of No. 4, Taylor's , court, Dulls. en the 06t of the 7th of April last, or the following morning, and des attempt to set lire to the seine cu mineral persons there aneembled, together with the order the rosspeinaties thwienpon. The motion was agreed to. Their lordships areed at a quarter past 7 o'clock. S IINBRINI sag aOlll.ll-.011 raos-roures, or lorriltmlg nawa tiktl N AVACA N6 l. l =4l 9 l rMallir. sad It et—aged• kg TEAM • to ROTTERDAM sad the RHINE T i tics& WU& —nag Nalhialmialllamknaleformany's a rF a larmella strefanhlp BATAPIIII i t W. MITI Dm abseil& the Wledi sod Moo Wharf. , Illunlay wanks al 11: sad PYRPOORD, W 1 truin all ilar Tower, every Tbealar morning W ertimikaCi = l aala . r ad en, r i l dne. t Clagol o his Unlr a me t• 31 aw bail olopeey, 31. hte. Q YDINHAN HOW PLAIN 817ITES, NB. • 6,7 Mid 111111111 110.-allek sub kit SAMUIi 112017/211. lisit4o•4o. — levers] noble lords sad right rev. prelates presented peti tions, but their purport in rare melanoma ranched the PRIVATE BILLS. ►T, MIX 15. SQYDZWHAM DAILY NIOLIGEZ COAT, IT& OIL awns& Nam —ll6ll, tidy by SAMUEL 33 0111.11. laaidobilL Daaisl Stewart's liWpitiaLit;t:e Bill was read a second Vow The following bills want read a third time and pared : EITTeOII, &c., Drainage Bill ; North British I:murales Om. pany Bill ; Tewkesbury, trSon-ti -Severn, and Malvern Janetioe Railway Bill ; :M.wy Trimmed Bill ; and Shef field Water Bill. ku,RELAIID.—CHIAP aad EXPEDITIOUS aorin do r c elZAT WERTERN RAILWAY. to WATER sod W Isoprene Trains to MILFORD HAY RS, sod psweird solomowo brass the Terminus M Neer Stlllont _ akressi—Dskr trua tar am ensue. sod ii as trains WM Rieassaya. dals—lhary Tumor awl islarday, by muse trains. Ham:—/MA elm Mt : eseaarl. Ma . third, !u Od iseseit no Rslalis Wok snake it or month, not claw, 766 . : no nom momma kart Wakreard daily at S. IS pm.. and have Cast nary Waft a sal appFriday. Par tosilskyakkoakr kip kallway Manse: or So Illaarta romp 4011 JACICauN as, as Csaann- stn ad, load" sad paha7 Rishisa. Millonl Ila4lys. CASE ADVANCES MADE, with o ut by the LONDON I. ESTMENT COMPANY Moserh street on duposlt of bills of sak. or ober sp. Droved cceority, reparable by easy Instalments. alloy, If. per coat .dl amounts shove CS. Capitat i lar 11. la .h sr". of £lO and AN each. Prospectosai and for owl boo so Application. ANDREW KAYO ROBY. Itszkoging Director. *ESSItS. THOMAS MILNER an d SON, 4:A. Mooreste.street, CD, reuttemmt.—Butelthstundiee the severity of the an 'ditch re. - irrel es toy premises h. re en the oth ult.. coo at Wok ' , huh I Neils vier. and which ONMtlapel at my MOIL repot and esearweeta admire*, stead Its tai sad ed kitset the whole ut to imports /A • newsy . 1 hue. tbyM it lerumhent on me thus to Infers you el so tertsumei armoire...hint..., ro 1 de net Mink their utility and powers of pry mrvetin iAA be Wu wklely kouvre.—Years faithfully, 10 and 11. Forsrvirtri, City. Lomita. LC. ARCHIBALD DUB/IL 20th Moral. Ira). .._ D .'A%W 7E1711. MR. ESK ELL'S OVlebrate,l OSTEOPLASTIC rv.‘MP•L - ric "nl) h 7 Trader and Neared 7,th th.tt will not I. est..• •lita-ItotroJ Poe rrniti Tooth In h' fv,r .tan.ire difitet lops gncloged , -424. ht t. Lontlon hoa mg the Polytechnic . RIIPTURZEL—ft i tg Letters Patent. wwm. 110041111117 TN Nom(perfected and 'AMIN lei Oa lahll/0"14111)1e sieved by a of lee atedleel to be Ike meat aMeathe lamm la the mar Ore et 1011XLIL I re et a Med ads& se elbea treettal Is Ile sass* le here aveliml: a eel( bealipe babg wen mead She bsdy, while the regetelle redell te •IPPIDd by all h ots PAD mil Paiur Win : Min with se womb am sad e ba "WM. Nee SO k ONIMO4 be thisele• eat = be wen eV= • l e ektedir mar b• the Timm plea ea the aleemimence of the %MrWise Whew le tape bibs mud to the maker, Mr INk liesittfDy Aa Umbilleal True oo the mime Api a prbs sall a itamte to waft upon lair BRKCKNELL'S SKIN SOAP, the beet for pro doting a Are set healthy .kin; paolnaa of ferny owes. or *lt IF 4 - 1 - m drocknotk Tumor. awl SODS. )1 m bar ainandoonorora of wan. abarmaare , . rrlemperse. andlan numb Os hien. Patent awes , daolfn Is a Mbar pima amis. all kinds of llWatelethe and and tn_oalao, gem vagotable, and saw 111. ismalvA. Ludo& Sold by a &Won In WA andlll olol .ldemckt Wink so germ birimpue wtie tee woe at •• RllllllllllB PERFUIIERY. —The • pereees•—sieeer. eseemet, Nord. Alton Tao Voirloor bowook :edgy Climb. tho lout tookfooolio M ler ommosa—Z. mom "d imm SM. rivalled PuTere r the does SW& To be bad al Ur Mr marabatarr. le. Iliood; - Mt looks : Frog lonsli, 17 lsolserl wholoor Mr4.q Or le abdrir.°4 TAIILY ZITIOACIOUS sad MILD. Dr . DOOM 11112001 ma zans PILL, without my lieriedd Inpalleat. Ma Ur turps .ot Ir=s a sagas. Ir a" flare Nib WO Do burr Doralrable to lir new Don Woe isil Ever wird. girilsork Medium of the " W i e k . b gnraosi ordorit= a Zarstiw i = an, frz=hre•i r..ra. In *dr red to or th., ergata Weil* rowers Elennilon. ILDLi strennthrn Ibio ir1i.,14. usenno• system—ode Iff anuS drughtlun In Inn n, la lir. ood Ila ed. inch. B. awe to ask Dr De 1 1 / 4 ,4t's Baines rad Liver ma Ilse realm e• • ern ingp Dhawile. with " pillion Laarbort. 110, Jormyarimeri. Mewed am Or gorreiramitaloop. LIGHT ` . 41:1q11:111 BILL. Lord HEDESETALICiaIa 17e - h - a - tamlWittimitod to post the second roadie.. g of this bill, beams the day for wide it was now Iliad fell es ors of the days al room (A laugh.) He would thermion put it ar till Yon• day, the 11th of June. MIMS or THE SESEHON. Lord REDEBDALI sore teethe that en Ibe ldth of Joh, he would propose the with reseheline Semi Wear lordship* would not proceed with ao bill whish lad not been rend by • day to be then armed. BANKRUPTCY LAW (SCOTLAND) BILL The report el enewansate woe larowabt op and received. PUBLIC DIPROVIPROINTS AND COMMON LODGING BOMB These bills were pained through eanunktes. peThe Marquis of CLAillitiCkliDE ear to present two on haw esrteie intim el lediedwitylas for legal re forms sad ger embeilies bhp Moder atm gewareldest than WWI ewe epee Mass. The sable lord said tbopealtions had boss ler sew time is his Med. bet he did not regret the deb" whir& had occurred, be went* had mote takes pins whisk world suss far thew a greater d egr e e of altweisie ties eselViss foc e g: of the pstieisei was bee m d the ether bon Bow =need timi slide* le they related awl ere lees the wins elteellas of tie isewsmest both le this emery end leladie if we wished te retain pommies of war eastern essise, Is would rested their lordeldies that widerteeeiliedl e 4= to our rule nee ln India which had nog ben Aw ' leekletiond, and wch h net koes • so i l eekd the ntinghi, winch ch the astiorkV ay ied toosiooi Ibe leiebay petitinn referred to a refaces awl sellestise is the public expenditure, to a settleseist sd the reletees lostwese the imperial government and the setireyelatee. tee estlieesei of the claim to HOUSE OF The &UM took the chair at 4 chime. ROYAL OOSIXISSION. Sir Attui Cliffonl, Basra, thellack Rod, summoned the SpsaW and the Roam to attend at the bar of the How at Lords, to hear the royal want given to Weein bills (fat which ass Lords' mod). On the reborn of the Speaker, Yr. COLLIER, in reply*, Ni. ROW, intimated his in. Whom to postpone the Coavetrancee el Voters Bill until attar the committee had reported NOTICE OF MOTION. Mr. W. 'WART guy notice that he should more an ad. dress to tic that shorter and more frequent union may bei ted in the church of England ; and that churches and cathedrals be, so far u may be practica ble, remitted to Do woo to the people for private worship therein. PAROCHIAL OONNTABLIB. Mr. DEEDB3 rand taw brarebry of !Mate for the Home Department whether it was the intention of the govern ment to bring in any measure this session to repeal the acts relating to the amMotenent and payment of parochial constable., Ida., 6 and 6 Vic., o. 109 ; 13 Vic., es. 20 ; and part of 7 and 8 Vie., a 63. Sir G. LEWI3 had taken step to obtain the neemeary information, and Mended to bring in a bill to make the requi. a 'Mentions to the ensreeof the present smaion. WINE LICENSES. Mr. DUTTON inquired of the Chancellor of the Exche quer whether the wholesale wine Eames at lOC 10a. con ferred upou the Wiwi the power of willing by retail, without the neeeseity ol taking an additional rebid lioense. Sir F. KELLY also asked whether the wholesale wine merchants, who were under their present licensee allowed to sell wine by the Angie hi:Silo, would bare the Math privilege under the new law. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQIIER—Then was no intention to deprive the holders d the in. license of any privilege they wore subtitled to aier iating law. (Hear, bear.) The maim department led so doubt that the ten guinea license and earvey the prhaille selling wine by the single bottle, and as there 11111/ 110 fates. thin to make any alteration in that respect, if there was anything in the bill which might be supposed to io ee it would be altered. THE DERBY DAY. dr. JANIS inquired whether the seldelead that the hoer should adjourn an Wediseeday, the ~ whiek wee Azad fee the holding our meiropo li taaCireemses Led (Nev,,heya Lod l'ALli—l rather think we may say that the err' the paby day would please the howl. le adjures oqe eat day is part of the on nrittea kw of and I am sure her 116 047 . • , irk rids to ask the house to ilignet from so • a mi th en (" Hear, hear," and lughter.) It lila nava, X ham, to leave it to some =sneinber to propose arsh adjournment, but as I that is not amtAe. ~ the peeper way, I shall be myself Le= errs en Ifseeday meth that the house adjourn y, ths 11111. (Load *en.) HECIMICION 6110UNDS. Hr. Elialf4T row is sewn pageneat to anise, that it is btor iz ipmerosish. ar pediment, should ear bs he. demi* egos mess* is the vithft d enr prialthellsemo, is pthile nab sad Awes ef exercise and reerthialhillq h? 1 0 " 160 4 and wand • indZanea coo tasy :r k et direst its Merry prn s a i t leek .He thought 11 nth Mom publlr lNl‘ gesenneent +had r . oetheing ta than thelt Interest weeM iz eler tis te whe pie tets i te s l ei s au eonntry Irereeesd the pored cesitury ire irlie li rgannelith to the popolnon ; and 4 ems the grealiel importaaes to then health thst proper maven should lie gmerlieg is.4l4z rextetios away how dr thee i=grelkumrheimethe.betorna valise thew =ei • ban theme* quoted ,extemehrely the nieces of wises ore Andes eel commit tam which had siege 11110invelaintsi the mate of the =damn th *MR VW they had nal theamed la and eregsny • Implaire mal msel be the meth depth aii the lime - thr math themes. Thew we air lithe thin hisl In alibi with thiZostaat z A Tela r tetheeleney egskspeati is their hap woe bag bull y ewer. Then negiarre oghths he hogieesul bnikliag act, not smelt kir ma- Misairvilad pi* walla, bet to peasesibilithp d ahollegenithat Ernow aninnible oonslyietthisHarad towas more CIL w.. might oho to be report of the dab d hothileaminenthth el tie peree then thc p eenra i might Winebibber snare known wen th e caw ett gethent. tkete ste ci gi dimwits he taken r arely, thi es lima sena open nes meth fee hennas% 111 siVagaloall now, it the = s tun dbeetly. He essithesi that something might sloe be dose is the way olimpsotheas in thebosi we th now poem& He weedier my tat be at& that In the Begmengesfr. sad %threes, mid Vicki& path, time aught be las twin a year, which weshi give semi Thu and comfort to the widths dimes. Agin les thewgitt great good would follow the leasimerat—nel the imelosere—of mamas la the asidthro~ of pepuless inns. Then thin wee (a LllO6lll near a begs spies of opea gresail—Lleeeles. hinge* while was almost aids* ithebited by =ink° were there only from ten *Week in the till lee ia theafteenoth ; wed ha mind N it might nal le pethitthd totherapselable portions( the hilmbitents den seighboinhood to hare somas Mae wadi in the aseabg red he the eveithw He the min es d if it w early ould not be a Mall set for those esesawho wen so fortunate as to peewee theatilui Nth ward the anieopolie and else. where to have mend at least a pewits of their grosideltit pangs Meted of high thine teeth e _lio as 00 Watt views to the pal* aad if it weer net also be= favour wbialfirsail met plaseario both upon those who bestowed and thus .wito received it, if those gentlemen, when they were absent from their seats, permitted the public by tickets to walk through their punch The hon. gentleman concluded by moving the resolution of which he had given notice. Sir G. C. LEWIS hoped hi. hon. friend would not think he was guilty of disrespect if he abstained from fol lborol him taigh the various topics which be had t under the notice of the house. It was unneccessay for (Sir G. Lewis) to make any declaration of opinion am to the benefits which might be derived from the propo sition of his host. friend. The question they had to consider was one of a practical kind, namely, how provision could be made to carry out that proposition under the existing law, or under soy change of the law which could be made for that purpose. The obvious course would be that in each large town where public recreation grounds would be re quired, provision should bs made for that purpose out of the local funds under the control of the municipal bodies. There were besides other means for carrying out that object, such as tbe Towns Improvement Act, the Public Health Act, and various other measures by which the object of his her friend might be obtained. The existing law therefore seemed to provide means by which that object might be accomplished ; or if not, it was always open to thou bodies to come hithat house for fresh powers under local acts. If, therefore, his hon. friend pressed his motion he (Mr G. C. Lewis) should not be able to concur with him ; if his bon. friend could propose any amendment in the exist ing law in this respect he should give it every attention, but he did not see any advantage that could be derived from acceding to the general proposition of the hon. member. The motion was then n negatived without a division. F MODELS. Lord RADIX) moved that the exhibition in schools of art of females wholly unclothed ought not to receive the sanction of a public grant of money to the schools in which such practice is adopted. The noble lord presented a peti tion prorating against the system now adopted in the Royal Academy and in other schools of art, and coodemeed in strong terms the immorality which the study . of nude figures was calculated to produce among the var ious art rodents. He believed that in former days the human figure formed no portion of an artist's study, he was given to understand that such studies were wholly Mr. CAVE seconded the motion. Sir G. LEWIS, amid cries of "divide" said he had him self no special knowledge of the practice of the department to which the motion of his noble friend referred—(laughter) —and therefore could not my how far it was necessary for the Howe of Commons to take any steps in the matter. Hs believed that the government, as such, never Interfered with the detailed regulations of any of these schools of art. He was not aware, nor indeed could he induce himself to believe, that the study of the undraped human ague was allowed to produce any corrupt in fluences, or bed been followed with any prurient views. Be apprebimeded that all ancient artists whose piottu'es and etalu . they so ninth admired, for which they pre such =prises, end which were regarded as the &gad I. all departments of art, studied in this particular vv. It was pcesible that the change of teats ra modal time right render this study impossible, and undoubtedly to art saes it was deeirable that such motions should be eaeiyed by the House of Connuom, but be thought that in the MOM time it was desirable that it should not proceed , to a vete on the sul4ect. ' )fir, ADDERLEY said that the noble lord had made a ms at basturate st a tement In respect to the facts of the Mr. Afhlia moveith;t — a; . lTuOigiTaidTe: be pre sented to her Majesty praying that the would be graciously pleased to issne • royal eornmasiou r Z u Zature sad report how far it might be desirable and e to substitute an equitable system of asereamen in lieu of the present mode of maintaining the turnpike reads and bridges in Eng land and Wales by tolls. Sir J. PAXTON seconded the motion. Sir G. Limns observed that the general incidence of the tax was fair, and when it was proposed to abolish the pre sent system of turnpike tolls, isnlstituting an nainnumint on the land, it was right to consider the financial state of the turnpike thuds. The toll revenue was stationary ; but the debg and interest, as well as the cost of repair, were in gradual process of diminution. No strong case could be established against the present system but if the house desired to abolish turnpike tolls, a plan might be easily de vised, without the necessity of • commission. After a few remark" by Mr. PNUIP?a, the motion was negatived upon a division by 78 to 12. GUN AND MORTAR BOATS. Sire. NAPIER moved fora return of the names of the gun and mortar boats with the short bolts, and the names of the builders ; and of those which were now 6t for service. He could not, be said, see why the Admiralty should screen the contractors who had built verde which were dangerous to human life. Probably Oleos:intruder himself knew nothing of the insertion of the short bolts, which might have been put in whilst he was sitting in his Atha but still contractors who carried on business so careksaly should be published and exposed. It might he hard to publish their names, but it would he much harder to drown a hundred and fifty men, who after going to sea lb full confidence in the strength of their vessel found her go to pieces in the first gale of wind. On the former occasion the noble lord made no objection, and be (Sir C. Napier did not see any reason why he should now change his opinion. It would in his judgment be wicked to conceal the names of those contractors. He wanted to know also how many of those boats wars fit for service ; 164 had been mentioned in another plane, of which two bad been broken up. He believed that the whole would be found to be in a bad state. Sixteen, they were told, had been repaired, and he mated to know why at that time the inspectors of the navy did not examine them and report the result to the home. It was said that the Admi ralty were going to prosecute; if so, let the house have the names. lie knew the names aid would head then, out. The builder of the Caroline which Lad lOU short bolta was Mr. Green, and if it was not Mr. Green, let the noble lord tell him who it MIA This story of the gunboats was a seri earious thing, for he very much fearedthat many of the larger vessels of recent construction were as bad, and it was of importance that it should be known whether the sail of the line we had were efficient or not. Mr. BEIPTINCK seconded the motion. Lord C. PAGET hoped the gallant officer would not sop. pon that the Admiralty had any wish to screen any parties who had not performed their contract., or come short in their duty to the government. So far from wishing to do so, before even the circumstance wan made known in that house, or made public in the Demmer", they had taken measures to wedeln how fax they had the power of pros NOTIOR —WI/Mai:ld SPIRITS at RIDI7CIICD DITIIIIII-1 latweirs revised lint el Aim wild De. 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