The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-01 00:00:00

111 // %'l ~~ • 2 v - A ~EwsPAPEh I S - T r •: r t- tr. 3r3:3 rt ,, re • No. 44127.] *EMS. MONEY WIOL& M sad SONS' (all era wan wt. 1.414e5) LINO et PA iIMMI le AM t 1.1 A.— re. NMLIINVIIN L. r.n le Mare No as TUODAY. Itan.t .M. IllanClig as= cbm. 41, iII'.WICA, A I. I. Au sm., W. . 1 08W , W....kr ~17wc la the EN* !Adis Dodo. TWO . 4 , , ;,. i .. . ". : N ..7 Nunn sad Am: 'Wanted Ilse d sh Linco4.4dre.P.Sola. Ant. N tefeel. awe. 1.1. 12= Wt. %lowa.. NW •c.:•ltt•en aim. ',WM 201 kr the ;a...-tsar raft is Av•ltaili. Bet WINSIBM•11011111 Mr i rgilla . r mato...et. eee seetr•emel. NA sh. vie affi satiwo.—u. , IMIO4 es pew • apply he N'L/101, Anna mi gi l l Nutt , oh X. Nth )441.h. awl fiT Imams eNd SOMA ball •:,..!. rt sawn 14 OA* hoe el ;oasts are eeaveyeel li ttelt ul a .I.e:t . ,•• rtreteeth. Amato fee eeeesieimie few mil seseed elhei t r:1: r•I Am. We, IV REX LY STEAM COMMUNICATION to TORK.—TIy LIVERPOOL. NEW YOEX. sod TOIL. OLLPHIA -T14411. 1111 F 0011 F ANT Mod 4ialog 114411.0.410v41 Ifis .....r aim RialogM Poomoloos. ea' asY 4444..0em 4644 hooovisk an Woo : •RPILY ?EOM LIV WOOL FOR NEW TOIL 4'ITV OF MAX CHOOTIII6 Weloodel. lisceb 7. ITT Or wAzaI,YTOti. WeErolo, M.& It. £.4 loory osoolsit Woloror. ANT% ;wee. WO. NM II wocoot to ta•soviegodadis. 104 .1,1 prow. • . vot.d. Ploor •44 Ardis sod lbw .41 71 Zora ludo =Lab 444 no, 0100. 4.44 MIT4I4.—F furtive minimoYny.flb V, IL .lAll ISMAIL 114.4...eiv01. or Op II VII sal EMMY. 0. OW if ....oft'. ab. CHEAP and EXPEDITIOUS ROUTS to RCLAND. Wer.ani l RAO .rayi to WATIIIIIOIID mod 00111 C. tt • gym* to II I IJOILL lIIV and lanto Priertil NM. . 4101 ~"__ tr Tonatimes at New Mitfot.l. Du., prow le um. sspr i r, se I sae. Mr aloft was from P•42l2dide. 1.m7 VIM* V. TUVIUIDAY. owl dArOADIAT. Is COUR In 11. rn* _ . r...: r. 'rt. elem. Ms. baba-elem. Ilk A. 7114410 a. Uclot*. sfablabie be ces eft boxed. Saar. t - a yearn owners Mew Warlike. lady at lit par,. awl Imre Cork eery alordai. Wellasedm and Warr arly at the Rader Peaks; sr to Mare FORD and ,rirl/. rad arra, drallik Roe Illtfonl. fr se DOWNER. Walloreard ; r Mg IN LOUS INWITED WITHOUT WI £IWITHASOII harraSlMl nI SY Tili 'MUTUAL LOAN ND ASSOCIATION flerorpofted 1/110. , 14„ Ilgos4 ImoilloOPNl. OlsoWileas. Zo i l e P .. li 1140=171.1147. liambell r riM a ME wiliest On mad. Me later. 4. Ti. HOW 4 0 6 wak:,.. UM °micro welikla W. Mao= i 8040.4) banes ,5ii . iu . z ...... 5......A ., abw. .c.ames. FUMY et Lrorarded at resulpli a l a ritiOW. OnnewP. /1 1 HtEE HUNDRED POUNDS WANTED L .3 4. ettz =r ie..., mas m t a b b r . ai=,_adetztllvi ENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY ornct—J...vIQANINUr et IS Ne by Nr. O. Nolterr. t Nedila.imaN Was No NNiads mai Os shrotkrartpublie orealr. Ylr hor 0011111 SIOOD NILL a s own Draws al N. 2. oowisalwoust coif. Ameba OrOmikeurc vim iamb. row eNni,Nd be No IPS be sassulei SU lasing sad Numb 0~1 9:1 1 10/ for PATENg 1, &dragnet, Lima& D4 O -11tas& DA =A DIM maim Do pi= +.4=7* Iv brim WATHIMSTON sail =OGDEN'S GOLD mums be my .101. gaziek sad Ow Nat- P " "" r i =je l rid la &RAW An/sawed, rad el U., mil PM SMrw fi IM At Yla' smith= _ et ilimiestr a"" ist)radluf 43 1:7=11% ii=so •la Se qualm mad as elsoimpial edit NOTICE TO VOLUNTIERS. a .. 6 . r zez...- v tantrugra m min is eimlonic. , ay be ob. —— -- lia at II wan= aa4 Mil Omar al ag Who'd Iliamsh•a— La 111 ME eruc N t el tar i Malik mat vamp ka all =awl al samluse; Fred Mk Owaft Irairmsi=a. = 1 11"." ... LIM" ° Miami &alma k ir oad Taft &a iis. .._ ........ C1ea11 m ang i taaA hmadelar da. 'A ... 1M 8 Islits..— Mr NM Ouillba lb. prawn triSEta D ,I , SW makilawl•• 1111•011 *ln& ••• Masulaestaa. Tie Oat saiNial Omen nal 11 1 aV . 5 .,, oma mm 4 a me a="111 4 :411?"' &MIL abannad. that If oat "de 10 ••• a. II im ••=•••••••• as ila• mama mom& " S ami z ia mlrt • MO* at Ike Maw, et MIA Ot•l•Mak = eallliad Ow emu migoksiiss. et vue THZ SUIT e'nestion b bibMi• ON OM war taw Misr% aa.1 .6" :4• 1 tar li =d a gess e L l i i =Ni t L MIMS " 8" ALLEN'S PATIN!' PORTMAN - MAUS and Bum uAse_ Lama imam Tann al lanilttrwitb Wm maim warnmiaaa== mid kir ft amilimail air 111 EIYORI YOU PUEIIIII2 P1A771, romps ap:itatt r= l . le WS Mod imam QUITAIILI WEDDING PRIISENTS.-04w U ebN = .l "" T ti m ploirrii= ... rair se map VIM If& N. yea ems parehase • mutt .1: 011.11k/BANIE Maher Oil Ihrika.asJOXlM assida 10HOTZL sad TAVERN-KEEPERS.—Zwy 4,........ of /MAT 11.4 0001:141 as hitit the UMW ibrow— lg. lawilmosswas. TRI ea nal substitute ibr is the FLAMM NI MIR II 1101.11.-40311/A loweia• •••••• GUARD AGAINST THUMB sad BUR MARY Arcuprose w beep JONIIIIN au PLATS. smaree4 awi ors we e• BRECLNELL. TURNER. sad BONN HAND ems/pm:lass. IS& Ilia Mind dim dud Id. mann of mead Mrs iseds• rh k airtglia TV ILS NIL sad *WM ma add atom Ordlue did map am si no. drift at Ike Da Ede. SI Edda Mddralds, LW. IMPORTANT BALE of ant-slam Raw sad 101141111TVIIII—J. DIX? mad Ve. bog so mums* M. do= .shar perelmmi dr add Malian .11 masa bara ms.". allik la didr Yard de arger .asea ta Lark% =ATaI lb rid Vera lei 06...4 imal min apparliama N link rab i z .s ralana. di.l. 4 add woods,• draw rad slab. al illa : aradlid mai aldila ilk... Ild.; Solamoo Omit as lia ; boa Warr", Ila Mt : dad Oar adlda raviolis's** Add 111 thr.r om edieu neriftwe Isatakikn. Midi* : arablirad al ram illappon lie IN elnaisse "S VMll E:Mt vardika. sad am sags laska4 . lo dried alspar la et dreare lera bra. sod mei ell NW alai mar gar Ma mai= sad amplaia rid aidennedes 4C•UNIF 18 addlaral dr INN p a r r Ora lora Illsobrapa et Waal ~. S asi impolowa .1. Muse paid w amp rased Norm la do Idasdar. Radom tar Wage .w dr or et dor HE IMO efficacious REMEDY ter RIIIIUMA TIM Les Per. lo the Llsbe.lair erre Or re fea. le DILI.I ei lee II 11.1,6 e eiresied Ilrbeireles eller kr ewe t1f , 4411 Wfon S 1 moo oosooffr foif is She 1.31.0 of 1110 Moore difoorden. mbar Ita• hK ae geleere. sad It mewed reran.' be grim haw elfer a s mrier are —Mu le Ili. re 14 N. Mew rates IM ram "fteelay sod Nor ewer' erneed es Iher"11111.11418 amp. hiIIRS CURL—LAMBERTS ASTHMATIC WAAL older arrlos do lord. or Marna do r. 'dragoon rd giarrs. la gointroa O' log sr nadlino Me Imagasa* vergrog reir ark arlinnai noonof rank rig or ft brim* owns parr rosin re moor Prism to 6. rierorlo adIP doom= olia.""67=1.011111r die =rWroargron lb onong ago ingo p..... at won Wag now 1F.11101.11011 , 41111M. NM damn gaftreLishoo ninnlr i. ,......adar Wan r—rgannaa =or ally W. 111111Walg, t ot 10. ao iglarlask i t t = norrneondrldonloandoonftellogran S :ACT of GRATITUDE-40.000 CUpies of a SNOW 4i hoe Unpins. Clmidiftls.—• Pus der boa ellsrumbp owed stdhe et i r s= d elefitt•m. rad MINS las i neal sew gems et F mk AllalVflo f the = m ar V1Er ..7 11. 6 la I n= iLlussei et elmervail" es raelpi_d • Om/7 04,. oge VITRAORDMAIV ig DIMERT of as AA asono autpooar a CUR' • 0 MINIWIR ble i t i rm i lrob-lat Mun ila f sat e"ll. A. skilke lams SIM glism. Mai wire Yam am Ibb 4 dr Login bug obili bow bus is. ag rar itsm alibi boo so nods et Om a ......., Ilw ir ll . lbut=le. P. Wry% alb Itrisbull. MR. ALBERT SMITH TO-NIGHT at Ei g ht, OW Ma oat? RSPAIIILD I. 4 WHIT BLAU° is . Vi:ITTID OW awl MAT SIORT nas4 Salsoks) N S *Week W Taub/ mai Saturday Munson IL t Valealt.—Stallu Sa MS* ra bins at that.* .401. Naipliya Rau. gialt km It r ; arr.. TIS NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Mai Holborn.—fl. Casa'ibrams. romlagalt7 kr the gamey ad matakare boom 551 delantkatt. ealeataad Cs , 2 6,,, parl s. a si tion at 55.5.1masomst. as OPIIII SUM IG 1 NO. Wad. ua.ler Ike danyaloa of Mt. R. St Packer. plays =varied **IPA et the Mot aromei Modal aad salm aa ta*. 137Daors I. at WI F 4& Ovartant at IL Clawlaa at It Dane. A DELA IDE GALLERY, Lowtherareade, Minsk le MOW 011111 kr MIMI PM•01 . 1011. How% aal W. MU looror moo Is loran. arty 30 ha TE A._MOORE BROTHERS sad CO.. 71N115T soucnoso SRA. M Safi yca n . orriserit " obisTILA OAF u ONTAI t" Norm roar Era asimpoirs war tbs Ord Nortior r I. st S. 9.1. statO Pork arab S.. SO by ere Ur tr. et edam' air by Or d 4611 a. oar on roe Sat oar err W bar rtir risk. yordir wbait &row Ter. Ora re Mr bear in re Qt W r y STalleilwa sad tar& Wiser by air prior ar Naga. t A rat says yr beer Ira say sad air fais Is. Is errs tis raris to Owe osiant sal Strimenrol biro and rem bow rib err, Wore Ur Ter Ws bra mid I* ear zeisirr rN err. karibed orb ow rare Or proareed ear Ss. M. Tio ft be sr efeb reßusts Oral. boa Or I. rir Mari sr Idab strarr. re marry in SIMI Os pram : II MN to arilled Irk we Vs= pis dbOasyst. sr re by arbor Arms rapiamst tram WNW bi rotor eraser, mar SSW MST MN IS ONTSIVID, Ours. Do oar sad darn silmwsra. w Orr sr miry. lbw OW ea...co kin bra k srasred bp Ur Ism ors in MEsarly seam ular . draslar. Ma l ar& and sep Tr freers sourrare No of prim sr dirty err W stir adiaarow terra Or ar sCHONO r mar at brisrm sod duly : Tr Pillar YOU gio u terriartra.i.. " yr Ad / . - irsrpolrer SOL arl AO thin $. lO Orrars oreper wiry Meii R raf Sallies really roar% far an W aab tra. otrroolli Taal Ifs mum PIANIAILLT Obf3POT DER, tars sad ray choice, rat pir erred 66. 61. sal 6s. per lh.l Sbe nls 1 720/ 1 1.01111. rare fluor. 4s. 61. per lb. 11 1 1, 11 111M i tIlastad *L rat pee Lb. IbslllllltMo 4 k or OCart a l.44l. yea lb. SD Xs sad 4d. pia lb.) NalY Ore X OUNIPOWDXX.Ja Pet torly Err U. rd Si. yr le.) 14 Tbedissiare, d ear Tor art Omar aim artally Ora— Pag deeeelei Ppm me Wag war is tessmar re lasi el Us Mad. °PMI'S: PINT craffhiir, oe4. go, r. (molly tiorpod lo SL per PLI The BLOT WENT I %lAN SL 10. pm D. owa, domed s. SE tor lb.) The FINERY OLD 111001 l• or 01101061 T MDT INDIA'. le. OIL per Its ebor..N. to DAIL per tIL) • &dahlia heM D. l otsar o Illth bape. sail MOW orbs( ISMe. mot wokkst a toms TERM -.MID Moro No 'Wetly oeretaati pekoe for cash. Otopitiosto—lonomee• es toot It I. utterly topeostio to ehorpe mordissoe pekoe whams to •••17 homage reelivtoo cosh m om loooolohio min le to Imola oi NNW seem 10 two coat. =.4llraose pireo. old& obillomi pot pool. we allow to St V pail POSY IDaloo,botoot, MOOSE =MEW wed COMPANY, /Grelsonto. looloa.beidee. City, LC. MKS BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS sad A 00IVION Is INIGLAND are 1 , 10 Wbe ~ad el PHILLIPS ad On. TM NoihaWis. Gaud aim Ertel Ores 71A , ii AL. f ar le. 41. sal 011 b . . rldi Erns 9. ed.. la 941., rib. 'M 414 the mire/ A solieellee bee is Whew Amiss ee melre lime fa low WA • velee ewer tree. et earket prlek Al geode maims eingelia eliat saint the My. $ OICE WINE/I.—Rail *4 to say station in . XIIMAXILIVIITI tom So rool,jlb. 4k.. Wks. a isg.: °I... AMOS:kr . . I L. IL. irkfrir it: , c 4 , 4,..... M.; Ib i klul: N LZOnall Osie b mg . ebb W L am r;l6. 1 N1F11i . ... 1 11. X VOSiljr=l iii.44l sem ',Tr 10 el Ilubliiii bob. ill, -. 15. pot deb nisei lob se 810112 ak a MARTELL'S OLD BRANDT, bottled is oar b Oomiws. MO Weir on apolsooll bowl co awl. la 1 dam ono. loooOd. dits. ample WO% b. Writ p dia. weft* lairtelatily as Ws rodued lOW NOW( IoW A iryOle plus of lie slow.usailord binerra be we ow. Ws dime Oporirtzta r. 11614.11.11 sod tIA 111. bDOWOA•114.011).T TOW INAHAN'S LL WHISKY v. COGNAC DWI DT —ll4l allskesied stik taut WA/11/17 ra. 716.11 • lerßa=l. rial * Meal k lekkbais ;V ukikeeri „ is wp ., 1 . 4 we b kikkal ems. in • ai Wisamilionst. Bet hint somi. pie W A = seek " War Mot C oAlll.—By &isw sad Railway.—liiihbary and Na it iwiesi OW 06.111L—IAA sod Osopmrs.-111116.0 sea amnia Wallentl. the bug bore 1111. per Iss. MONS fro= tbe Mair: roman • 1014. ormaikim daft. Mc ; M. Clef Ores la dm. V i 71,.. Ilarermnr. 17s. MIL pet Mart a& simeri Is an Dart inhale le ailig= b l4 . ark Oa, W i tra. latwag liallow sed QPICTACLIIB. bspieved by HARRIS asit 80N, W•5:4 'A= =l= trae elsraid 11.410... =l.7AirmiTi% slot: 11. 1 . 1 "1 YEARS of SUCCESS lave proved Imam OM WOOLAII Of MACIAIIIAR OIL PIIIM•110 ~UN he psoolltip Ow Gmbh re modyilmy so 4 tr....misi is.urrizits bu =l l Y l. tor. . Verm a ls ava.. :V =srm g:Yr i al r= "name gg il "Na i l ii. b si r: 1. 712 . 2 " ..c . .:4 .. ..1 -• dymble Owl dm. 13.--Oss illy_se* liblam. OIL AA. in Os wabypr. BOWL*/ D ' aml — WWI" la NA OIL Oliol sI li. Ilkarolyres. Imam ; sob by dries Nod yortaborL EO CHARGE MADE Er STAMPING PAPER ms SIT SLOPI ±II 0116.T_ I MULL MUS, •1111der /SLOP CS. od. WIC ellesl2lll mike draw gems 1.. orgro"(7:KALDIIIii II V BM. INVITATION. to tho 01111111011 T SUN 1.4 !SUITED sod gintWi l eArTrl A lMMVlSt rr oot i lp " EFlLMl 041011 WM fa 4ottl-4itouroo.ot 0:24: oil•ossoomokbooknook .t. rit;cO 6.1 LL • .11dowollion . 1.4 .024D0N LIBRARY, 1% St. haul f.11.-1161Ar es n a ••10 Vdmem at doily tow Moo *elm= ertsty minim jo• *slows radulais : •ma au~sis. se As fr e e* mimes li• irmimilp. al& (Wow. Nat 'ASSAM arm" Llisbs. Om VACATION k Maim L. p e r CAPITAL pat rolrsank i =oremirarm 11106aist Mamas Or Bad at a. ass el NW@ On me law By silma Own kr : . IS. Ftwallty. w. Tem pablebelja I eel. bre. *lb aemireep Aaaboulial Mae. ped bee. is a seelei wage, ea nage of da pew Mom ATITA MAU& A saw medical work ea the V eameximemes.miam allesmelareee.lelsemamea sag eareiemeeakeenelea af ibe wows eyeleee,.6%ea: tam el seeml mei eledeal eareacia. 'bowies dim mom immeas. elm. le Way aka sr be V be mem ake sizimemea Ne a . m esselesj i bage........ slear k ..htbll A M Se. a reAZra. Paieseseewee. ..dia ea lowa se eseauf. 8m W. HAMMON WITII ltln CLMIII.--Str Iffamilhea's dos was palmy, as s marmawashy coaaaaal ass ha Ma amiarialty. bleat Lila madaMs mass row* ea s him as pmemar, obi Wang throe dam in ma with. sad IS t 111,11 Mil a mat st eoahreace with his pupils, arhteh was essdastod h Mb fob, Willi.o =his bead late asurn sod lash eat a letter of the —my M. As loudest whom 1111111111 began with M was this at liberty to mood up sea mammat cm the profs.- sees hatewes—atteek them—illuetrate *bo rredi rg papthiog, hottevet far-fatehei, .g say ilmm. A couple of Macs pet up at awes. The het warely Mass a lasso, by topping net at re Willow'. Miliasagaikal samalows with aaw her which ha haft is to mill boor. TM ..coed gam up and hr amolar tomb with his assatar shoot tbo wake of the sailed ahop. sad is a state of wati-coosciowases. It la all over ikam rialtos, the etsdeat at length Kitting down in a stateOf pretiMe par spiredee, bietbly mint breveted by Sir William Int by in ganteity, and feeling diet he has does a plucky thing which shommegbly deserves the abates of 149 tellow-studvate. Them enklbitioes am quite voluntary, sad it appears that miselig the Ws there Is no great heart to et up and speak. The Istlir C is tharekes ant taken out of the ace, but the C's give se flagman *Stegall. The seat law that turas up is It, sad beware Mr. Rowse, She bee bleu Skokie treat the ceseasseentut of the hew, rises sp give ap a goetetioe from Bishop ariseteq, tilusustbg =la sae of Sir Willis.'. lectures, The ely famr at be has &tsetse the preheats is a plegieriset, bat rthe pauses ostassibly as easfirmlegg the leeters. hes is he es sat down, btr W . wits sees dis tilled, through the 3 oungeter'e game, dbeebbie sharks I. a dims peewees in a dusts different anibmit o . whore he will led wattesesta to the same effect, This\ be hgett . have gash & Se the hour yeses., sesb Wburelithe beteg presestsi ia tees, W all the elnibuste trhe "&"t . bomb( a eines el iposking.—Ograftgl /gloss., isr Mara. BOIZTOLINT SOCULTY OF ST. PAM/PC—The an suel lerevel in support of this wary Modem dirfty will be shie_peee es use Peeememsel Time, Minh 17, mew she peeskiesee el Lied Megeweese. Ths paw* erM, It le aullereleed, be sore euerethe mask se it is the hawks el the wheabers—heseeery sag deeree—ie eleurl ha milbrut ea the eseeslos swot el I, the *oh ellen elhelleN, LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1860. MUSIC. THE MUSICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. This great society, which, we understaad, numbers Mess fifteen hundred members and sesseistes, gave their first concert last evening at St. Jones's-hail. The hilovetag Was the programme ; and we cannot help tastes thee, from a body which began its career with such megaikeet pro fessione, and which contains such a host of wawa* maddens, we should have expected a selection of a lees commea-plans character !LI? L °MUM (Gowan) Robert &busman. ire& " Akaadro le ealtaso." Plendr bet Nowt Asia. " Nco so donde sane." Mise r Ballsta llama. Ocaesrams. la D. Visas. Kr. IL 0. llogrsie Oft& " Mos buu mourn mot" Omani Kalil*. ..... . Liksr. fterUg• ( l irMidi ..... ••. • • -. W. SWIMS MORAL nay Ti. Symphony, " Dls Walls der Tune," I. UM-. llegro. CZ= 3, ILS,CIII— 4. eat: of Sassal,. ID makes ot i rr=ser, L. agar. Duo. '' Jerk ad sarsalsit dal • "Cam miss' Mika& Pang* sad Ogre DE111144 Ms Owns ladral Olotary rre. eito oe lf d.... . -ilia'. TM. wee the programme whisk was leened, but the In aigeoeilion of algeer WWI mimed man ramie in the vocal pieces. which were of little emegnmeme. the wreal por- tion of the magi (es will be mem et a gime) being ix ceediegly week. It °mislaid but one remarkable feature, Wee Primped met beilliant execution of the mom born Amber's Orrame, which wee vehemently sad deenvedly applauded. SPORTING. LINCOLN RkCEB.-WEDNEADAY. Tsui Suers of 5 OM'IL sob, 25 added. Weight for ego ; Timm wire, ttc.; the woad eared lita stake. One Wk. Mr. W. IL s The Gratis, by Teddingtos, 3 yrs. 64 13Ib 'Swift) I Mr. W. Avesta °reword, 3 yrs. 4M hilb (Chshonari Mr. Itionedi Ibi Raw, 4 us. 4R elb_Ope lelb an) ..(Mendell) 3 Batting: 6es4 on the Haver. Wan by twenty kesigths. Baccunenw MILIMS of 6 sore. each, nub 40 added, for 2-yr-elde ; cols., Est 71b; fillies and geldings, Bet 41b ; whiners extra; the mooed savod his stake. The straight ran ha oboes bal ls man ML M a rt . by Dotard°, SW 71b .. . IPlusob) 1 Lord re VW 410 . . Frahabi Mr. Owe*. OK 710 . 2 . ....... tgrLird Mr. 11, Asesedble-MW7. .... Bran 4 -. 11arehernl Mr. Medea% Duplicity, 1/44 40 Mr. Itelibeesh Clemblaer. 41b .(L raordud Begin 9to 4 apt Cantab, 7to 2 each apt Duplicag and Lays, 6 to 1 apt the Mary Ally, 10 to 1 eget any other. Rapert nuns through and won by two lengths, the same between second end third, very bad fourth. Tito ALL AGED BILLING STAL 3of 6 lore. each, with 26 add-d ; the mooed and his stake. Ove mile. Mr. Blida now/. b 7 &hank 4we 1134. 74131 b 00se) 1 Mr. Bleetbewa's Prawn. yrs (1331. 7.1131 b lltlWhardi I Mr. 0. were UMW bawl% 45. 1 1 , 01. 754 31b. ....11Areker) Montag : 6 and 7 to 4 oo , who w . by ten lengths. CITY ElLunneAr of 3 son , with 30 added ; the es sad saved his stake. One sib sod a quarter. Mr. & Jacobi towns dole Qom of the douth). bY Mentor, Mb_ 2 .. . ( A. Zdaread) Trawls_ lawn. yes. Tit 7 10 .......... ...... 4ll4witharro .1Z0) Mt. 141331% Maim" 744 (8.315) 3 Mr. J. Osbousel Trrum.tor. 3 v.% 64t 213 (H. Orimahnwi 4 Betting te 4 apt Patella, 4to 1 apt Tamer tor, 9to 2 apt Lovett. Batelle made nearly ell the ruardng, and won by two lengths, a bad third. Corona wee fifth, Julie and Elliman Beauty walked in nest. GRAND BTRIPLEIDASE HANDICAP cd 10 soya. each, 3 It, with 80 added; winners extra, &o. ; the second saved his stake. About 4 aides. 11r. 8. J. !NUM*, The Emperor (Isis Itaattl( Hero). by Game ' boy 2/48. a.t t4b tut. tat 111 W ........(mt wt.:l=o 1 Mr. 0. Haar' Athlete. re. Matto 2 Mr. MOW limb at Tak ms. 122.1 b (Gaterati4) 3 Banat . 2 to 1 apt Iliad. or Tails, 6to 1 era sod Omar Paths sad Little Charley, 10 to 1 apt (Mauna. Woo by tour lengths, a pack bearer second sad third, Glands' was a good torah. Claymeds was struck oat abort 9 o'clock this (Weds's day) mortag. SHREWSBURY SPRING MEETING. MA=lt 8 MID 9. ACCEPTANCES FOR TER CLITRLAXD HANDICAP. About two mhos and 20U yards. The blithest weight accepting Brag 6st 71s, it has bast raised to gat, and the others in pro vrbs& nos CYAN 1154 and 5 9 et lb 0 04p54 (5544 41 54441.1 J 4 14 4 Coeskm Ow- 113 AEU 3 7 10 ri ai r . :ltieSni . LlESieii's 3 " . ... 3 7 ACCRPTA NOES FOR TYE 0 des tering& The highest sr tt his bus tallied to 9st, and t es lb 7144144 le L a r s „A 0 Illa asual, ......... • 7 7 77 Teevenstat • A r SI. u.rl3 .... . 3 Ti . ........ ......... 3 3 LI Grins ........ ..... . IRPORATION PLATE. About elgbt acceptiag being let 71b e le others in proportion. afa la 5 I p s. o7laado—lielmels 7 2 W e of • ° . a 6 11 _ 4 i i I * Artist 7 7 Com lists WA .DY f T =b7 thmosasi .. 4 7 41 Amy:l lums. roma via Aimee two mass lad a grime tred tail, ve ... -41 ....... a r Off ....... : 1: I ab.a. . .... f 8 Duy Misr 7 ..... I = Nal" 1 1 12 alrik BANIAcAY Hula= RAC= 7 over ikett eights of brafflos. JO it lb I M i ll!: I =•—*• ***** •• •• • II 4 7 ACCEPTANCIII 701 k THE . $111.046111112 SIRIPSTAISII. 111ropahus Conn*, .boats mils and • quarter. The highest inept accepting beteg 7st elb, it hes best raised to 9st, and the (glum ki properties. An 44 lb Am st 6 31111bparms... ..... .. 6 1 0 Waseme I I =al .... ..... ..... 6 14 Gobi. rlpple deities) 3 T ... ... ........ a hoteles 44 Sib 441 3 61 aimatts• .......... ~ 4 7 , 1 . 1 . ... . I 6 1 dies 0444iiiiiiiii .:: i 7 bw tiZ i t i. !7 111mr.. ..........: ; $ 6 1 4 .............. 4 1 13.614 .... $ $ wertmr =1........ = . i 7 liwslyss t . ' * 2 B 6 6 ....,............ . .... ?Xi 1114w4 too' Cur. The second to level& sheho. Abuse ewe mile. The highest weight ea:opting mrMk k big boa rind to 9st, and the ethers In pro- AP Al 5 Ass d lb 4.04/ ... ..... ... 4 9 0 Cupid.. In 6114404454 4 I 6 4 4 Ilalpaa .... ,11 6 3 *ion uw s •..-.. .. • : AI si ILUdialls-1446444% . e 0 01m81164 ...... ....... 4 413 Qum it tiii . iiii . :::: I 6 9 0344416. . ...... 4 IS 11 . 3 411 Dew aiii; 7 I a n .. ...... 6 =L 4 r/ ...... 4 . Q .. ee l g iwwial. $ll Owe Ors Vi 1........... 6 6 • $ 4 Preeks .5 : 41=1 414 ....... .. 3 6 4 0446441.... .......... .. 4 4 - ACCIPTANCIS ?Olt TBI filtING STIZPLICZYI. About Gas aft mad • queeter. As et lb Ap et b Mons Amin 6 le SI ...... . ..... ...... 6 9 II Wow ts .. Ile 9 M aw 6is Is um braaaar .......... a '9 r .. .1 . 1% Yells de . 61! w. wan, ...„ ....... • l9 ..... -- ...... '' ; j I E ' ler . ... • 9 ill 9 1 6 9 • • 9 NAVAL AND AM114.17. WOOLWICH, Fr.. 2D. • DOCKYARD PROMOTIONS. The whole of the oinks at the neural deprteeents et We decityard ((with exception) have Aped a menalel, whisk his sews to Coouodon-Beeertelmaest the Hon. J. R. Drummond, for preeeotattoa te the Aileeireily, ceeeplandag of the injue doe inflicted by the wok to whisk several secant promo tions have beau AIM up. PORTSMOUTH, Fos. 29. The Indiana, screw steamer, his arrived at this port front London, to embark • wing of the 9th Regiment of Foot, for conveyance to Corfu. The Flytag Fish, screw .teem-vessel, Commander C. W. Hope, stramed out of harbour this shornin, and arehortd at Spithead to await orders. Th. Sag of Admen' William Bowles, C. 8., will be struck on board the Victory at sunset to-morrow evesisg, and that of VICO Admiral Henry W. Brom, the newly-appointed Commander-in-Chief, hoisted cm Friday morning. The Bacchante, 61, screw bigots, is ehuge of Captain G. F. Ootdon, of the ste.m ream% p,oasdd out of - harbour thin afternoon to mobs • limlsary trial of beer engine,. • count-mertial aa,smhlsd on bard the Victory Sag-.hip fe-day to try Wis. Unarm; Wm. Bowen, James li'Lean, end Georgs Williamson, swam belessing to her Majesty's trap Mars, on a charged having deemed hom that ship on or shoat the 20th of As prism hunt. Cagoule &nags, of the MAN, promeateL The mart Mad the charge proved ageing% the prietnows, and ninteneed Mina he twelve months' sM=tta Wiesisater Gaol. The mart was composed e Hem J. Dursaa (president), O. H. Seymour, 0.8.. O. T. Medea, B. Harris, A. Farquhar, T. Wilooo, and R. W. Vasslttart, together with Om &SILLY iudit• - •d" - ais el the Oast, W. J. Hidlyer, Bati. BTAI7 COLLIA3II EXAIIIIINATIONS.—ReguIations Imivo boos bowl Irmo Ibo Bono Chords ptirwfte the exited make of axon who nay bo ossalidatoo forid uNioS to tin Stiff CAN% la Fakery, 1881, Ox mond fttlorotatios. Thar ell la kneals l ag 15 alum tr. aluthat rag i tikes am *Wow !kik Alain aid Wel Iseasia. CHUBCB 114T18. REPORT OF TEE SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE ROUSE OF LORDS. We have this morning received a copy of the report by the select oommittee of the Howe of Lords appointed to inquire into the present opera tion of the law and practice respecting the assess ment and levying of church rates. The report, which is dated Tuesday last, is as follows: That the eassedites have test, and aoseldered the oaldeet matter reined to them, and have 1114MbiIIII several winnow in relation sharsich 1. That it appears from the evidence that " by the com mon law, that is to say, by immemorial name in this conn. try, the milliners are bound to repair the Chart* sad to provide everything that is necessary for the decent perform enoe of divine service," and that for the attainment of Wee objects recourse has from very ancient dines been had to a system of parochial saessereent, which saseameent is still maintained he the great majority of perishes throughout the country. 2. fiat by the judgment of the Home of Lords, in the Braintree ass, the law lee been declared to be, that the chtwoh-sate is rely memeable ow the ratepayers by the vote of the shy oldie vestry, and it ►ppears in evidence, that for the lassies' to vote a rate there is no penalty at common law. 3. That, therefore, in some places no rate is made, and fn some, though made, it is not enforced against those 'Who rr fuse M pp 4. ThatViers a church rats has been refused, or bee net ham assessed, it has generally been attributable to one or other of the following causes—vie. : " I. The abuse of the rate, in its asessement for, and appli cation to, improper objects, or in exceneive charger. The assessment a new parishes and distracts having churches of their own to the rate of the mother church. --- "111. The unwillisgness of churchwudeue to propose a rate, the collection of which might be rendered difficult be Impossible, by the uncertainty and Inefficiency of the law. " IV. Local causes of Irritation unconnected with the rate,. " V. Tha opinion retertained against church rates by certain them of dissenters on religious or politleal grounds." 6. That a great obstacle to the enforcement of a rats when made is, that a ratepayer summoned before the petty seasione for nonpayment may then proceed to dispute the validity of the rate or hie own liability (63 Goo. 111., a. in, e. 7) that thereupon the junior might forbear to give judgment, and the churchwardens can only proceed in the iscciesnatioal court. 6. That the entire abolition et the church rate is opposed to the general feeling of niembere of the church, is not ant venally called for by dissenters of various denominations, and especially not by that larp and influential body the Wesleyan Methodists, and would, in the case of a great number of parishes, be attended with serious and prejudicial consignation, by restricting the existing means for the re pair and maintenance of the parish church, by vastlyln creasing the labour and responsibility of the clergyman, and otherwise materially impeding the ministrations of the church In those parishes. 7. Tint, viewing the grounds of objection to the payment of church rates as well as the impedimenta which exist to their collsogoe, it Is expedient to alter the law in the follow ing respects : " I. That for the future, persons desirous of being exempted from contributing to the church rate, in any perish, may give roily notice to that afloat to the churchwardens prior to the meeting of say vestry for the purpose of making a church rate; and that such persons shall not be entitled to attend any such vestry, or to vote upon the making or appli cation of such rate, or to act as churchwardens in any matter relating to the church, or to retain any seat appropriated to them in the church during the term of such exemption. " 11. That the rate, when voted by the vestry, shall be levied upon all persons liable to it who bare not given such notice. "111. That the item for whke a rata may be made shall be definitively declared by law. " IV. That the ratepayers in any new parish or district shall be reteatAs for the purposes of their own church end for DO other. " V. That there shall be the same powers for the recovery of church rates as exist for the recovery of poor rates, and in sue of okdostion to the validity of the r►te, an appeal than lie to the general quarter millions, and that the jurisdiction of the acebeisstical courts in such matters shall cease." 8. That the principle of areasing the owner instead of the occupier to the church-rate is well deserving the serious cow @Mention of parliament in any fanny logislation on this subject. And the committee have directed the minutes of evidence taksn before them, together with an appendix, to be laid before your lordships. WUT SvouT ELEction..—The election to all the vseliney .to the representation of the waters division, acceetemed by theft's* of lb. Hammond, has keen Ind by the Sheriff to take plus an Saturday, the 10th inst. At pre fect the only candidate in the Add le Mr. Cnbitt, who cense forward as aossarvadve principles. Applisations, it is un derstood, lave been made to auseel gentlemen of the oppo site party to soonest the election, but all of them have Where, declined to do sty principally upon the ground that a buena election will probably eke place very shortly, under the new Reform Bat, and they do not consider it ad visable to distarb the county at the present moment. ASSOCIATION OF VOLCSTARY TEACHERS Or ORRAT BILITAIN.—A meeting at this association took place on Saturday, Sikh alt., in the seheol•room of St. Thomas . - Kum Chapel, Hsckney, whet • lulus on " entoultannas Heeding" wee delivered by Mr. G. Whit., of Abbey es meatob. The Manua wail preceded by a practical emup of the umbel with a clue d Wye under Hr. White's urn dluothis. After tea, in the ennimodious voiMy, the plans pregeneded were freely dissered in their epplicebility to the requimmeele end iroprovenesee la molar instraction. The somoseced the mow d several new cumbers, and sl~mM five seseeleidee, whisk ha bet recently been formed, leis le en enesodeskag dies of program The meeting wee prodded over by the Re". W. Kitting, LL 8., and proved en interesting and ?abut& scrums of intercourse. The m oiety will hold its nut gelirring to - - LONDON UxiviisrrY Couzau.—The annual general meeting WY held yesterday, at the theatre of the university. Mr. R. Martineau prodded, end amoaget those present were—Members of the Connell: Mears. Prevost, ldnfteW, Gibson, and Ooldemid ; Proprietors: Messrs. J. R. Farnham, Needham, Beak, Marotta, J. A. Yates, J. Yates, S. Freeman, Martin, kr. Mr. 0. 0. Atkinson, the were tary, read a voluminous report, Mom which it appeared that the total receipts for the erosion 1858-9 bad been (including oath in hand, Sept. 30 1868, of 1681.25. 9d.) 20,3861.19 e. 8d Rapeediture accounted for in various Items te same amount. By a auppleraeatery Inssolal stentenat it appeared that the legacies sad donate= butterfat Ord. 1, 1868, and Sept. 30, 1869, sanownted to 10,7411. 10e., the whole of which had been UM eat fa Consols. The number of students in the college during the woks 1868.9 had formed a total of 821, the fees from whom sweented to 12,4101. 18e. fld. The cloaks of °Seem vents of shanks, &c., closed the pro ceedings. THE UNITEEML ILITANOEPHOeIe.—If a sheet of paper, on which a key kr bola laid, be exposed for some minutes to the annelfser sod them instantaneenely viewed is the dark, the key being removed, a fading spectre of the key will be visible. Let this ppw be pet aside for many months when nothing or dfkark N, sod than in darkness be laid ea • plate of hot metal, re errs of the key will again ap pear. In the case of bodies men highly phosphorescent than paper, the spires dreamy differest objecta which may have been laid ea in svocession will, en warming, emerge la their prow order. This is equally ter of our bodies and our minds. We are involved in the universal metamorphosis. Nothing tears as wholly es It found no. Every roan lama; every book we read, every picture or landscape we DSO, every word or tor we hear, mingles with oar being and modifies it. There meows oat record of Ignorant women, in states of in sanity, uttering Greek and Hebrew phrases, which in past years they had heard their masters utter, without of course comprehending them, These tones had long been forgotten : the traces woes so filet that under ordinary conditions they were invisible ; bat the roes were there, and is the intros light of embed exaltsment they started into mutineer, Just as the realm' ire of the key started into sight ors the application of heat. It is thus with all the indorses to which we are intbjetted.—Onwhill Iferteilte, for Ideroh. . • REMARICABLI FLIT 1/1 AICIIIRY.—At the Leeds Archrry Oroaad, ea Ilattuday leo, a fist worthy d a Tail was act:dood by ta pdaelgal cAter of tho dab. Dube the practios at 100 yards a yarrow ono observed spa. tin toga. Two psalm= task also at tbe Intruder, and the arrow of thoroapbds (Kr. Wameop) puma through the blurs body. Tb• bat io, vs WWI% ow tb• mot rmark able on mord Is tommas tolit outbrary.—lordo Maywy. Cantu. PaLeom--Otrz Sitatuto Dey.—Wase. wow" Pia. 10..ulgooloma ea Iv % 98 4 ENO ly ewes Wide.llll. (Stamped id. Additional.) TEN LADIAS' SANITARY ASSOCIATION. A singularly interesting lectors was given yester day by Xr. &Maid Pleb, the mansion of Mr. Bartell Gurney, at Kensington, bang placed at the diamal of the ladies' Sauitary Association for the oemeion. The subject of Dr. Pith's added'. had no special relation to the expend *Ms of the satiety, whist', in extending its tees to him, rreto have followed a course beneficial to either party. so as the /mama cultivation of human intelligence with a pardonM atria op the acquirement of an apt entry, may be considered as affecting the advancement of gasbag we have knowledg named go e among hand in hand. ladies, Dr. Pick and the madation We have attended previous exposition of the "art" of memory, as it by been called, and have found them to be mere displays of clever empiricism, utterly deettnie of theory or rule. At lead, the exhibitors of a surpriang re tentiveness of mind have remained saddled with the mead filiation of their power without attempting to mould for it, This me not the free in the instance we have new to mooed. Dr. Pick's reputation is based on grounds thick educated men are quick to respect. Near the dose of last year he lectured at Oxford, with the exprem approval sad co-operation of the Pdmolpal of Magdahm-ball. Indeed the facilities of acquiring knowledge, squashy technical knowledge, afforded by Dr. Pick's system, are so evident on a brief explanation, that no unprejudiced puma mold °haat to a theory woich is, moreover, capable at being prank:ell, exemplified at every step of its development. The lecturer, dm a few bimodal:dory observations on the existence of memory In man the lowest forms of animal life, proceeded to give an experimental illustration of his acquired proficiency in remesoberlag numerals. A large black board was divided into thirty compatassate, each cumbered. The company wen then desired to supply figurer, three to each divides, specifying the number of the division in which these time ad, were a be pleted Thus who eat in • position wlita - krnot allow him te're It. flag Mg heard the amebae tolled out, he pat a few questing wavelet, with • view of etrengtrelag his impressions La some particulars ; sad Shea repeated all the figures from be ginning to sad. He submitted to a long examination In de tail, anewering seaddy all the questions pat to kiln, either r to what comparrent retained such and such numerical triad, es vies nowt. He red the figures backwards, and, in ,! short, proved that they wen se clearly and inteltigitdy writ , tea in hie mind as pa el he visible surface before which he wee &Meg. While the board wee bore filled with the figures to be afterwards recited by Dr. Pick, it was curious to watch the strain on the mental energies. The lecturer's face indicated, at every fresh merest of his task, the accumulation of study, till the sight grew almost painful. After the Met which trued, and which we have described, Dr. Pick entered into a philosophical exposition of his method. He remarked that the reproduction of Ideas was not, in troth, mean ; that, to use a parades, it was not memory which made us remem ber. No ides wee retained which did not enter the mind ea oompaniest by ame other Impression. °therein a person would remember or not everything told him preemie as he might have a good or a bed memory. This wee not the case, or anything like It. Persons were remembered by localities; localities by peters. Comparison, he observed, use the bast means of enforcing the recollection of an idea. He then gave • moat convincing itineration, the effect of which was to make he audience astonish themselves, by an experi ment performed among them. Starting with the two words science, education—easily coupled and re tained in conjunction, he carried the second idea to • third, which he proceeded to connect with • fourth; ex. gr. : education—children; children—playground. In the same way he introduced a sequence of words to the number of about forty, thus : playground ; garden ; fruit ; market; trade; navigates; Australia; gold; mines; moan- Mins; Switzerland; Italy; fine arts; National Gallery; Trafalgar-square; Hera; was; gunpowder; explosion; Sebastopol, &c., taking can to connect the ideas in chain coupler after the laser we have indicated. The result wee that the whole list was fluently repeated by several of the hearers, and was without a doubt neared by all. In a second list he afforded a direct proof of the immediate utility of this plan. The many exceptions to the rule by which Latin nouns of the declension ending in is are femi nine is • circumstance productive of no alight ea bairamment to • pupil learning Latin by the ordinary method. Dr. Pick, by coupling aale with plough share, ploughshare with sword, sword with nail, nail with blood, blood with snake, and so Cu, fixed indelibly in the ruder his hearers, and in the space of a few minutes, that which very few, if any, of them could have recollected from the laboriously acquired lore of the school-room. We say "indelibly," for this is in truth the chief recoil:mandates of Dr. Pick's method, diathiguishing it from • mere parrot like system of teaching write. The effort to fix fa the memory neknown things by help of the known—new ideas by mane of familiar ones—te • keyrone in his constructive theory. That no mere evaneeosat else was produced by the trial he showed at the conclasion of his lecture by agar 'repeating the numbers on the board, backward and forward, and in =annex of ways, as at first. A log natural desire was expressed on the part of some ladles pretest to bear • foil explanation of the mart in which figures se well as words could be connected the mind. Dr. Pick's rawer was thoroughly logical and satisfactory. The simplicity with which he could set forth the mode of coupling ideas expressed by words was not cha racteristic of the whole of his system. Nevertheless, the in tegrity of that myrtle was not affeoted in the leer by the fact stated. More time than the limits of a eagle lecture allowed would be necessary to apply the rules intelligibly to numbers; but he made nu secret of hie method; on the con trary, he bad elaborated it in a muse of Is tares, and was about to continue that plan of retraction is London. We need scarcely add that the compsay, so pheratly and profitably *Decreer by Dr. Pick, expressed in the Imartieet and most unmistakeable way their rare to him, on the conclusion of hie lecture. [TWOPENCE. BBPSAL OP THB PAPAS DUTY. A meeting of gentlemen connected with the Lon don end provincial peens. and others interested in the repeal of the paper duty, was held yesterday at Peak's Coffee-hones, Fleet-street, the object being to dimes' the !notice of which Sir William Miles has gives notice in the BOON of Com mons. Among those present were Mr. D. N. Chambers, Mr. Lucas, Mr. Franck, Mr. Levy, Mr. Algae, Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Potter, Rev. P. H. Waddell, Mr Ireland (Manchester), Mr. Robertson, M.P. (Berwickshire), Mr. Nor* M.P., and Mr. Collett. The chair was occupied by Mr. We EWAN; M.P. Mr. FnAtiote, the tramcar of the Association for Obtain. hag the Repeal of the Paper Duty, gave a resume of the pro. meditate during the last eleven years in furtherance of their object. When it was first proposed by Mr. Collett to re move the advertisement duty, the word " impcsaible" wee used against them. The word wee not acknowledged in that committee-room. (Hear, hear.) Look at what the press had accomplished—the repeal of the Test Acts, the of the Reform Bill, and the repeal of the tax upon passingl the to: upon light. No wonder that the press, which had eroancipated so many thing., should resolve at length to emancipate itself. Their design was progressing. A hundred and ten members of parliament were acting is direct association with them, among whom were Baron Rothschild, Sir Ja.nss Duke, Lord John Russell, Mr. Bright, Mr. Roebuck, Lord Ashley, and others. Bat why mention names when the whole Home of Commons had declared that revenue ought not to be raised upon paper ? They had in the ministry Mr. Milner Gibson, Mr. Gladstone, who was so thoroughly well acquainted with the desirability of removing tare. on knowledge, Sir G. Cornwall Lewis, who had repealed the idvacclapqms&AlccuAnd criorthwf c-- MAW purpose of his defeat would be isoconefol. Could it be sup posed that the boon would be snatched from them et the eleventh hour by Sir W. ma. ? Evan if the motion suc ceeded, could the repeal be delayed for long ? H. hoped they would take sash steps es would induce the Hone al Commons to abolish the tax, and not cern work till the Speaker declared that the "Ayes" had it. (Hear, hen.) Mr. Lt; cue moved the that resolution—" That the meeting reiterates its ones expressed onvictin that the each. ditty on paper preens most severely on newspapers emd Wanton generally, and particularly on elementary educational works thereby checking the spread of political and general knowledge. That it places a most disestroas limit on numerous branches' of commerce, end restrains to a highly is:Orion extent the invention, enterprin, and the welfare of a lane part of the community ; and learning with surprise an opposition is likely to be made in the House of Commons to the wise and beneficial repeal of the paper duty included in Mr. Gladstone's budget, and adopted by her Majesty's ministers, it expresses in determination to use the moat itrenusne efforts for the accomplish ment of the object for which the amofiation was formed." He would briefly detail thepresent state of the question in the House of Common's. Two notion had been put on the book, one by Mr. Puller and the other by Sir W. Miles. T i 4e x aeot of Mr. Puller wee to have en import duty of 24d. on Mar. and an excise duty of lid. Sir W. Maas wished to have a 9d. income tax and the paper duty retained. Then. was no reason to mimes that Mr. Puller'. amend ment would be carried ; bat then was some run= to fear the other would be *neonatal, at least that was the damsons one. Sir William Miles bad always been an obstructor. He had °bet:noted every useful measure, and had he lived in England I. the time of the Sams the people would still have been pulling about their rivers in wattles sad they would have been clothed in hides, or painted their skins. (Laughter.) Commerce or literature there would have been none. His whole course had been consistent; he had sever supported a single good mesas, nor had any of WI party. He was sot therefore rurprised that they should oppose the bat he was to find that some members of the liberal party lead also intimated their lunation to do so. Why, this was contrary to all the principles of their party which had bees' enunciated. (Cheers.) He (fir. Lucas) wee sure therein would support member. in their efforts to carry toe measure. The newspaper press all over the country would. (riser, bear.) Mr. Lavr seconded, and Mr. IRELAND, of the Manchester Mranoiner, spoke briefly is favour of the resolution. Bev. P. H. Wi.DMILL and Mr. FIELD also supported the resolution. — Mr. Mtas.is, M.P., ash* be had felt great pleasure in listening to the prooeedinge, from being interested la the manufacture of paw. Its wished to explain that Mr. Pallet's amendment wee not intended to affect the repeal of the paper duty, or to =dace, their attempts in any i zzl i . On the contrary, he was anxious that the paper duty he taken off. Mr. ELT (connected with the Society for the Repeal of the Taxes on Knowledg) said he believed that many liberal members inteadnd voting against the repeal. A friend of hie in the Reform Club bad so informed him, and had particu larly mentioned the member for Stead ea one of the sob. 'tractors. Mr. ROBERTSON ' M.P., denied this statement. He wee mire that 99 members oat of WO would vote for the repeal of the duty. For his own part he believed that a free prose was of mare value than all the acts of parliament. He considered that Mr. Gladetone's budget was the ablest and beet which bad been brought forward for many years ; and as to lilt W. Miles, he wee a good-natured man, and had sot, he (Mr. Robertson) wee sure, the last idea of carrying his amend ment. Mr. CottArrt briefly addressed the meeting, after w►ieh a slight dieotwaion took plses on the desirsbility of aid. stamp for nevrepipers. It was suggested that the subject should not thee be diecaased, and the proceedings terminated with • rote of thanks to the chairman. SOCIETY FOR TAB PROTECTION OP TRACI. Yesterday evening • meeting of the members of this society was held at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street, Mr. 13twourr in the chair. The report stated that during the past year the society continued to enjoy the confidence of every branch of the merosatile world, sad bad received an teams* of 880 member. The total claims pro secuted by the moiety during the year had bees 170,4611., of which 46.61 W. had been recovered without coat to the members. Many of the debts so recovered had Man bed or doubt/al, er eves barred by the statute of limitetiees was s t ated to be on the increase in l , and other large towns, The maser is the swindlers acted was to take offices in &Sweat end then order goods from manufacturers and refer places, to each other ; bat they were sharply watched is Us modem departments by the eonsty, she committee bang for the most part acquainted with their handwriting. Several at these depredators had been prosecuted with effect the gooney, which had active branch sasociatims at Rueter, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Cheltenham, Brighton, So. The tutal receipts for the year amounted to 4,4231. Is. 104., sad the expenditure to 4,3321. ss. 114.; sad, including Conlon, cash at bankers, dec., there was a balance of 2,7301. Ile. Id. The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, enlarged upon the advantages of the society as wen in the large proportion of claims which had bees raeovered through its agency. The loss prevented by inquiry, although it could not be set forth in figure', was, be bed no doubt, tar greater than the amount of debt recovered. He regretted, how. Ter, that there were many simrions so cieties, which were no societies at all, but conducted for the Meat of individuals who, however honest they might be, yet they ought not to receive the support of the trading com munity. Mr. Michell seconded the motion, and regretted that in too many instances the law sympathised with the swindler, lie wished the society would urge this objection upon Ile legislature. Mr. Taverner having supported the motion, it was unanimously adopted. Thanks were they voted to the masseur committee, the auditors, and solicitors, when the proceedings terminated. NEW POETTECNNIC OOMPANT.—A meeting of the shareholders of this company we held yesterday at the Polytechnic Institution, Nageat-street; Mr. Gurney, N.P. in the chair. The report stated that the present number of shares taken is 859, on 762 of which the first call ham been paid, amounting to 7621. The 869 shares at 71. per alters will yield 0,0131., and 616 donations tasks up 6,6281. A loss at 8 per cent. bat been offered with which to commence operations. The official managers having determined to offer the property for sale by public auction, it is obviously inex pedient for this company to enter Into soy direct negotiation for the perebecie until after the result of the auction Mall have bees moartained. Should eligible terms of purchaes be obteleed by this company from the official moaners of the lase Polytechnic Company, it is probable that doodler call will be forthwith male upon the shareholders not exceeding 61 . per share. The whole oldie preliminary expenes of the company up to the present date amounts to less than 2001. The report was unanimonaly adopted, end the directors having bean appointed, Mr. Gown moved, " Thar the directors he authoriiied to ester into terms for the mdsee ot thnbuildins. inclading the great theatre, for a sum not exceediag 4,0001., on such terms as they consider beneficial; and if they WOr into ruob onetract, to mak. a can on the shareholders not elocading U. per slam" Mr. 81.11encia semisded the resolution, which, attar some &bombe, wee ee by a large majority. ItZDVCTION 11l THE WINE DUTlES.—lnstructions have hew received at the Liverpool Custom-house to reduce W duties on wises, from yesterday inclusive, to 3e, per gallon, sad to lower the allowance on drawbacks to 3e. per The late fancy drug ball in St. George's-hail, Liverpool, which woe attended by 1,417 persona, produced • great el overly 3001. The oommates have made the follow- Mg demean= :—To the Royal lailemarv. TOOL • 10 the Ir aced , each and lestherw sack 1206 ; the North itiati_DWPgandm each 1206; end to the Noticed latimair"7 REPRESENTATION 01 WORCESTER. WORCESTER, WEDNESDAY. We are unexpectedly on the eve of a contested election here, the candidates beteg in the field for the seat about to be vacated by Mr. Laalett. There are Mr. Padasoce (already announced) in the liberal interest, and Mr. Hardy, • brother of Mr. Chthonic' Ilardy,M.P. for Leominster, on the liberal conservative side. Mr. Hardy's address to the oleo toes appeared this morning, sad simultaneously with it the eisidste himself, who has base actively canvassing the electors all day. He avows himself a sup porter of church and Mate, and says :—" I am pre- Cto support a reform bill for an extension of the c i bise, and that He operation may be fairly tested. I shall oppose the intmdaction of the ballot or te em voting, as contrary to the spirit of oar institutions and the independence of our national character." He *drama's an equitable arrangement of taxation, and will support any measure having for its object the advancement of the moral and social condition of the labouring dames. He adds : " Believing that the streagtit of our army and navy is • nseassary means Lt. ensuring peace, I shall be ready to main tain the efficiency of both services at such a int as befits the position which England should always hold amongst the nations of the world." Mr. Padcoore directly advocates the ballot, economy be national expenditure, de. A third mach date is spoken of—Mr. Hastings, • prominent member of the Social Science Association, and who ia locally connected hers. THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER AND THE CLERGY. (From the Guardian.) We have been favoured with a copy of the follow ing letter, addressed this naming by the Chancellor of the Bildt/quer to a clergyman in Wales, on the question of the Badge' "Downing-street, Feb. 29. " Rev. agree with you that the clergy suffer hard ship in regard to rating for the poor. Bati mast remind you that • bill was introdaed into parlianteat in 1856 or 1856, by Mr. R. Phillimore, which would have given them ootaidvrable relief; and that the reason of its cot proceeding was, that the clergy themselves differed with regard to the expediency of accepting it. With respect to the income tax, I understand you to ask that the clergy paying poor's-rate may be exempted. Such • proposal would simply produce a hundred other claims of a similar nature, end, besides being in half nojuat, would break down the tax, and require ins adoption of ot her and more costly moans of raising a revenue. "1 noun remind von that the cause of the Income tax is not to be found in the will of a ministry, bat in the will of the nation, which, a few years ago, was content with an expenditure on emptily services of twenty-one millions, but Which now thinks tit to spend on the sum earvioes thirty-six millions. There are two sauces to which we may look for the re duction of the twine tax. One of them is reduction in our expenditure; the other is the increased productianees of the indirect taxes. lint in order that this latter 1101211, may be fully opened, it le neossaery to repeat from time to time the roams by which our indirect taxes have been raised to their present .ftlcsoy--I mean the process of liberating trade and augmenting wages and prate through judicious diminutions sad aboliiion of dudes ott commodities. " In 1863, when the income tel wee renewed for seven yews, parlianunt adopted such provisions as it wee thought would fairly be muted In relief of the clergy. " That they feel the peanuts of the tax I can well believe ; bat it ie desirable that they should understand Its cause. and I usenet say that I have observed on their part a general desire to aback expenditure, though undoubtedly no clam feel more measly the pressure of the taxation which it cause. "I am wavy it is your opinion that by giving wine hostess under strict rule and control to eating-hottere end pestrycsoba we shell increeme 'the temmetiose to get drunk.' It is, on the contrary, our brut belief that if the Rouse of Commons adopt our proposal, it will be found eminently favourable to sobristy.—l have the honour to be,:l.re, L WGLADSTONE." • .