The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-17 00:00:00

,°'/Vs,‘kA• Aopi‘e c7,l--47 '• I. . . XI iIT N s Ev PAPEh v4411 - I*, , 4j 411- .3 r, rt LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING-, MAY 17, 1880. (Stamped Id. AdditiosiaL) [TWOPENCE. lOrAL LITERARY FUND. 1 8001ETY FOR TEE PREVENTION OP CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. I No. 4.293.] - BreBMONKY WIORAM and SONS' (ol . awsalart, Lomas) LUIZ PACILIT slum le ATOM= A. MILSOCIOII. Dire* ,iisar • mimeo . ths plea ii Amor l e y BUIVOL. • 1. Ent sow cgs= J ILUITUI, =II hum the 1101 Isila Woke ea VON DA 1 r ma* NW 11. a= amend m nova* saw as ansp. the NW Isiast smalle= assmaastlis ..dimas asperlassad sampos.aalsara .1111 N, :is lon. 2.4 NON+. laa. Laraissawaiteaa. ibla Mr et ran seswpod ben Psillstaas =Sir as iis sa=== s".. Is =A essertiss Ow 111=141as Aims THE Right Rev. the Bleu of RIPON will , h the ANNIVERSARY SERMON d She DOTAL SOClRg a ler tbe PROTECTION of L[fl yam IIZZ, it low Orr* Moorpark, mat SUNDAY. the Mb babwat. Dlvbse =Tim la amnesia et Una o'clock. !SAMPSON LOW, Jan., Beetetaty. Ma% DaSsetrba LC., May 14, 1411. was true it had some 1110011)0 desired from charity Ber mes, end from the fallioozgin of entail Weeks, but pet these resources even ddd to the motet annual subserip teats end donations had not enabled the management to carry out all they most earns fly wished. , hear.) He therefore b conclusion earnestly appea ed to them to strengthen the beads of the 'limitation, and thus enable it to perform the duties it was most anniousto do. (Applause.) A few other taste were given, end the total subscriptions and donations announced were upwards of 1,10101., being somewhat in excels of lest year. Am ongs t th e subecrip time announced were those of the Hun. G. and Yrs. Byng of 61. ss. inch annually. The proceedings closed at a late hour. Lit *MN*/ ths anniversary festival of the U llith a rlist ra ge teelt lU Pi nf l t. DAVID'S • " Ta . He the Ms right by Vineonat Drmonnea. mid alo his was =ytid es Lind ffiestford de Radcliffe ; and amoopt the some =ere the Right Hon. Joseph Napier, I. Moeckta• M.P., Mr. Boneford Hope, Mr. Phillips, M.P., Mr. Heiser" LP the Very Rev. the Dean of WlMlllill star, Mr. trim . RWrreli, award Osborn. 8.N.,b5.. Youhles, Req., 0. Req., Robert Bal.ll.llLedwile, sad Protester After loam the Right Rev. CIAI3BIAN proposed the health of kir Majesty the Queen, maarking that she had the per repoiled her megailkost demotion of 100 f. Mr. Mileaegorrito Haw them petworid the Home of Lade sod the Hoeft r Oesweess, silos upon Lord Stratford de BMA& be allow• Minks ler both. Lord ffraeSsos• no REDCLIM, in the mane of hie =ii.rmesitaitha• we hod sow arrived at very critical istpolotally of tuner events which Ode sel=piwil • pest 000011011 of power would Wiled lissept peat sirup*, which he to ewe sersewed. It visa, indeed, painful that we tow sada be espoesd to those dangers, and to QM umeirblialp ; Sea sump to me our street. fan of volimisme, awl to Nee the isemease demsode that were ands ea the memo off the esinary, and fat what? (Hoar.) At • time wire we were told that there wee • good feelleg' wsivemallypriadibg between the emteeigue of Europe, ✓ed apeciany heavens esewebee aml our pest asighbour, we lee% Mu* less ems ammo es waidi ha would sot dv}was Wow Hie • stets of omeireelety I _ l 4 Fat MILMAIM WITH'S MONT BLANC, 1104MHIT..t ~ WIRT =ST bit smarby) I Tway sod kiwis, adissork Sick& I limb. b., NM M Woo at Os Issa-611166, Igyptim man, Mb 6 : b. : 16. PORTRAIT ROOM, fur Indies and Children, sg e opta bi tie Pidgin of lb, Pantlnan, Oxfordnireet: Win s insub Ogyaned and way insien dad madnefed by Os Loden limbed et y. pnyyysils Isk i =tr in dd. Abe ad led, • tie dielyeal aii pb = : U. ===l segied kw ed. Nat est Ise . lbd day. MESSRB. MONEY WIORAX sad SONW (of owawailw* loodoal WI of PAMIR NMI So oroTLILIJA.—Ior .1100/.1111. Pori nip Mask is boy IlloP Dodos so WESOIIIIDAY. Jim Iss mays so ftwailak the =low alp asim, • t. SAM No% MIMI IL SawN. __ . 1,14T0 Mosli Les Denbo Ilia sklp wows ow a Nam w ra saw osislwoOsil Moo a =will* o Use 114111414 Risk wl sear Irk hovorlSo. ood we:Simon air= ood lIIS be Ur prossopor trade So AsolooMo. Nor s. kr al arm of prom= nos loompoord. Sod sio ion ion, sio merino:eel minim For Wall or pow sop golf So 1111100. ALUMS'. owl 11011101.11. mai Mom MONIT WICIILIM . mod girls, 1* laaaaasawak ARO L L ROOKS, Great Windmill-street, emalasial Llesand s = la AA al Padlamaaa— NOTICI.—A aaLOON salsa lo lblahlialmsal=ity Swift Vat ISMIIII2II KUM lbasa lasafaa shoat embalm la der lispeless. Opla al Maeda Arbalka/ra la NO OH MADE for STAMPING PAPER ape iffillWEßS with A 11.103, CUM or "mum— RibIIGLIII asporkeareasa-lald &WIWI.* 11M1L0P116.14. per WO: oromadoill mak Pe she, Ors quires Mr dd. : thick ditto, doff gains kr la; steers foolscap, Pa pot nos: sonsoa 'Wall. ILIS7 . CARD& WADDING myna- TIM la as CILLISIONT, LIMUNZI, sad 1 sad SWIM le lIEL wflk AIM or ta= bake. omumin arm iis VID slid IN 1 WHAM' CLUB PALM= tor 4s. Id.—Oblorre, al WIRT dil=lINS401•111f 110111.11.1118111* N. rIiaIABILLY. Om rflosinflllsolipst. ROYAL ORTHOPXDIC HOSPITAL. TEE H&BANA CIGAR COMPANY (Liatikod). 1 1101301101111. Piot £ MI WILLIAK DI ON. 112A. a =s. Mu par 122102/wask IT. C. Dm DesA22 Mind 1112222. 02. U 811.1111111130, Illaaseer sod lesassa rembw. 1 11112 Om WIN pale smear 22 ask As* d nig Imper 1•11 Qum /mils Us low* mil 2121•221 12 Bano• . aso is Salt flils2 au Telmer t_ 114dr.22 8 1/ 5 11 = 1 2= k alpr w .. 0112.• Nag Warehm24 6, /law* irWA= : Nike, easinuil. 110212211 • 22/4 41 7fr : Ilk 1[122 11.64101111114. CU, ; 12_, Dalai :.l Uneawaireel_ ; Ur2/2/42/ : U arlll4 aud ammo ; Cimbriase : 14 74221/411rest The anniversary festival of this excellent insti tution, situate in Oxford-street, and established under the patronage of her Majesty and the Prince Consort, Albert Prince of Wales, and the rest of the Royal Family, was held at the Loudon Tavern yesterday evening, under the presidency of the Right lion. the LORD MATOR. In pro posing the toast of the evening, the Chairmen Mated that of all the noble institutions which shed honour on this country he knew of none more important, or which afforded greater blermp to society, than this—for many a man would never have been enabled to earn his live lihood bat for the care and attention of the odious of this hospital. Infirmity and deformity was most lamentable in .all classes of society—bat it was not of that i mportance amongst the rich as to the poor—for the rich had the MOMS of procuring every allerriation which art could afford, whilst.. peer ountrulak Into helpless misery but for the aid affmded by institutions like that whose claims for lap port he then the ho our and pleasure of advocating. This inetitution had now been established for upwards of twenty years, during which it had sncoesdully treated some 25,000 or 96,000 cases of club foot, spinal and other deformities, at which 1,460 were received during the past year, many of whom were adults who had been deformed from rirth, and had yet been successfully treated. He regretted to find that the income was as yet inadequate to the expenditure of the hospital, and he trusted that every alert would be made by its friends to put it in a peeper pueblos, and clear off the mortgage debt, which amounted to something like 6,0001. This was the more necessary, as there were still nearly 230 patients waiting for admission to the hospital ; and thoug h every day's delay was of the utmost importance ea retard ing their recovery nothing could be done for their assistance until they could be received as in patients. He legged to yto the Royal Orthopedic HospitaL" rib= ) The resl t th of the chair man, Lord Abinger, and members of the commit tee of management ; the medical officers, the steward*, and other touts, were then drank, and the company . separated at an early hour. The subscriptions of the evening amounted to needy 2,000 f. Mr. Hatton con ducted the magical arrangements, melded by Mr. Young, Mr. Tedder, end Mester Lee. Mr. Toole was toaatmaster. WifKLY STEAM 0010117/110ATION to IW YORK —The LIYLLIOOL, NIIW TOOL wad YMMAIIILPMIA aTIAM MIT C1)101.11Y • laidnal diagataiday War MlLpowyead ller are. etamalipo. calla. M gramatass tesubarli wzi raar re sad LY aim/ LP= TOP NNW TOIL CITY Or SALTIMOILI, Madasedu. May U. VlOO. Tredneaday. May DI Awl awry saaamolos Weirs* OM. WNW IL. IT, sad tl Mara, sterrillog lb* aamoma• Moltaa. lormirdparage. • worm tailledft pregrlalau teat taaragers tar Omar& and Us Weston UMW MAU ihraatti es 'ay, advantassase terra—Tat Mater partlamin 2Vg• WILLIAM INMAN, Wallayakrast. kaaniaal ; far mad SIAM'. IL Mai WlRlamalmak 011 y. WARY= iiissadistely good, motive, YOUNG MAX. Is asks limit ipmandly aide la • ABM& s.....—Amb Wu day. Th. Abrimewesivis, cw, me MANOR DOINGS AT irms .1614P1N0NS. ATOVILIFY in tiMOKING.—The HABANA 11 CIDAZ 0011711.11 T t 1.141411 bay to Wens atel %set awl antylumerteelbottheYl4l 441110 .14 utte=ar la, I=ll. ilitehltbrens arl abeibesalksb. tellbi hie imps el ilibrael dais to soh its Wide 4 WI erdlemey immelthal**_thembr 411112 Lr Oa *am 4 het phat as/ eshumby sr Israsy d a eher with he 4 a Ibratelbe pips The 411 NU MO by A ra~le Jobe°. mallis Ur Willed Ithylkse. mil iiiil M the Comperes si es wonameth No. 46 PoLotth 11l Annes, LOINIOS, whin may be 04464 OM *Aug hiported haysnita 1 Cline. LOUD =MUM Xsearer. [ (ham tie =-"! . I. RIL AX D. —CHEAP and IMPIDITIOI7B ROUTE. by flitialt WIIITZIL`t RAIL ,WAT be WATIIII- 101lD sae t'Olk. by Weave Tram /101101.,Dlie ,Vllll r/ bre• peavadal steamers Iran lie Truer el New lifineri. lealarleril. Daily trees an an. gem mad *a.m. Weise bee Paddlaireaa. feet —Very luee.lay rd Nitarday, by ewes evalua Fares :—Ylvat clue. SOL aernvid. tla ; Yledt Sea ed. Man Weal& available ler see soma. era Muse. leb. TUG Warn Seamen lean Wainlard dolly at 113 p.m. sad Sean Cart nary aloaday aadWar. For tarther partecalars weft as la* Lary aledlea ado to VOID aM JACILION. p 4 Casan-etreek Loofas. sad Railway Stadia. Illiked Nana. AT LI izin. TULGENT-STRZET L on d on .— yosizox mass ohy. STZVZICS and SON, Wise ...a Spirit Merchant.. 101616\ imams at WO sulky M reduced duty. ='readies. very separise, 10a. 13e. per wake tholes M • °wee Us. Ws. per gallon . sot aided= Hol. bode dk d a .. . or 32a pee eser ,two / ef lall pulse Ede tree oa Terns. =7 . 11 lidisireasiestrest 1011 ala. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. WHITIFYNTIDE HOLIDAYS —RITURN TIMM bird at SATURDAY, the Inth of say, not intermedlato INN be midis Sor Morn up to and Including SATURDAY, m al hrs. n_RNAT WESTERN RAILWAY. WIUTIKTIITIDI SOLIDATIL—RXCCILIIONS to tie LOW YAW —TRAINS lone the leillnp = o ion el WO art kr OXFORD (Fenn In et sal es.) Donlorry sal la 4; leminplea Warwick nee It and flo.; ; Illneblere me 7a); Wail leowskli. Ws& eseremy. one Mar MIL M. ma In et): Woivallonpan pia It) ; Wdllepers Worendirry aft Ito. net aM Wdapeol owl Ue.); L. .. " c:T . 7 " 10.1. Wrexham. owl Menlo Oft U. ADO.r l/b. and Liverpool (11*. rad LIR Ot), ea RiDalr. Illep le, rotor - Weston W Iftellia Kg IS; on Waif. Rip lt ronersig on Morino. My IR ; met es Wedreap. Up U. .01 Interim w J.I. T e Rohn Mors Pea to nap) a WU to. MARSALA BRONT! WINZ, at N Ulr tbreoleeed or OWL wir dem : LT 4e. per Ix deem; itt2 tee pee ipterter oak. It se pt I to say similes la Me wise will be bird queilty. yob ten= ....... tbeepll Ilawirid. soli* free tram bamk sr gm oppress& te PPS by MO& NUS'S sal wlett tert Wpm nerebeste, weer& d ff peen 1 7M to est lotheep et Lank rtes. U. LEW, Ose- W.C. Mee lets as applkatios. Melee obi pale CoPut blottlY, 71e. per Isms. THE SROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CON SUMPTION. A special festival was held yesterday, at the Albion Tavern, Alderigsteetreet, especially with a view to the i n°r iM e a t t of = which now Urhes upon the Th e wee taken by ns PACINGTON, G.C.B.A and anions other (=ileum preemnt were the Rev. Sir Henry Fool* Bart., W. W. IFhiteheed, Req., M.P., G. F. H E ' li sq., ILP., Alder man Lialoncons, M.P., G. C. Dnpri, . .P., the Rev. Canon Wordsworth, Coleridge Kennerd, Fnq., PhilA Role, Req., &c. The large room was well fill ed, end a very elegant dinner provided, which credit to the resources of the establishment Sir NOURISHING LONDON STOUT t known as Iffiteksjs, nedkally renowned kr tie mut sod wry dlonsllldthy. effordlog the opium an = i t newelinowel unknown In say °Ow term et nab leveffire. (Wes V i l Aar Idildtaaa• at L. ad. =Cr ' = We : Ila quoin —IIAGOZTT has ). U. Week U. Jan a& lainlildial US 'ion. GRKAT WISTEIN RAILWAY. WIIMUNTIDI 11OUDATIL—EXCI7RNON be the JIM —Oa SAW ,lIDAT Nay 11l • Inas Ira hew Pada...a le dal ;kw toe Calepaine, Teraddepa Wallow:. sad loins mil• : TINA nis. ) Deedraaraal Wa imea Mk mad Se). rawass k Wears& I ass.. ea WEDNESDAY, Ma IS. MHZ war sad 0111APZEIT TNAEI and JR. COl7lOll la ENGLAND ire M time I. be ebtideed et MUDS awl a t e. lierdrefr, S. 'Jag itlfremetrest, ao. (hod leen. 04•00 We, b. 111. fra, 44., and : deb Seedreh, b. IL, fr. let, wed all Tea seattellee le the valet el ella mit wine free ill nay tellesi Make ce motet tees ha Ifritswi. • pekoe west free. Sews at market Oar. Al web estelege fres within eight Wks el late aty. GRIST WISTIRN RAILWAY. ROLIDATL—CIa IMTVIDAT, May IL E d :UMBION TRAIN lame latellaaara M 6.01 p.m Ise TN rd mem relmndam IS TUESDAY, Ilay Mk treat MAU ma. ma BMA M L 46 La her-11•111. Medea : IMAM lee ad Ta irsolusTrs INDIAN OORN or MAIZE. NJ J. WAY awl Co. beg lo arrow IMy bon • Ira Meek.. Ur Arm white on le mod so • restabi• or airriborl row Pusher OA. red l ar tik gr is troaVar ouroNilos ea Is 1, W Mono, telt: bro ors W Win progrod by • pottleirr • Is 0•10, Ur woo et MON. GREAT WI:STERN RAILWAY. WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDATIL-0a WIEET4UNDAT : IIsy W. as RD RAION TRAIN will lows at TAD ma. toe Clll.lolc 124 T Lit ATIOUD (Tana. Is : elowNolor swighoftenham 10. soil . awl Its ini 1 (lb. and Mum*, trona Ilersiord Mla p.a. Or sem day. 7 GINTLZION.—NOTIOB of RIMOVAL 11r. MIMI w kmod It almMestely semempri to yam Me brims frem imelotreet to mom epedemo premises. Midi erfll amiable lam ewe folly to carry oat Me Moo oriplueiel lry Ma at Wig teem= at lee. per pier. owl amp wilds OW wlla Me Madam Is accordance thonewlth. Mr. 1111Mr5 pew Mime tea be A. asocainiumr, BONDSMEN:I. lbw dears weal et CAP IL GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. wHI Ni'NTIIIY. MIL! DAT& WIII7IIV NDA Y. Ms T7th Way an MCI KAION MUM ell Issue Prlglootsa M le 43 sm fr.):OI)RD Fares, es. 4111. sod 45.) ; Iftstrarytr. W Ils lvatimt l itnn and Warwick Mali awl IL , : stlepsst (U, and 7s West linsittrich, Watmsasssz,amtl IMAM= (t d. sad 7. 0.1 snd Wolverton...oam (Us. sal Oa) ; rstandsm the twa t day from 7 to GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. WHITSCNTIDI HOLIDAYS.—Oa wirrscliDAY, May 17. an ILIMILMON TRAIN win have Poddhayloa at RID •m far TAPLOW Pam. fa k ed., mad fa 4d.) a rarylard. Realm L-adtaa, Theala Aklarmadma Woothampiaa, That. Nava Newhery. Klattlory, sad Isaperlerd la It, da, sad Is Manias 1114) were day tram laaaireard at / GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Wit rfaI.INTIDI HOLIDAYS. —O• wirraioNDAT. War a. an ISCUPAION TILUN nsU Lava Paldhasban at lOU •os.. Iw TAPLOW. Torylord, litothay, Itaadlng. Mamas Alder. swan. Woonoungiaa, Icowboy. IMAktory, and Inosornord, rotundas the moo das treat Nuneaton* st 7 oa. lam to Taut... 5.4.. no. SC and to the oilier Is Ad. and no . . . _ . fortbor porticalars of Oho above Eleoroloos, Um of 'worn from intorloo.floto stoOnoo, ie. ooe biad•bills. WATHERSTON anti BROODIN'S GOLD CH AIN 4 by troy weight. i nellmbie new mil IP werbemebip M wlbolomb meaufeetanee plum Mee pM M the dame permemel, aM re-pervbeeed i Me pbe dempil • Hon • Me PM, "I , ~11 Pm Amu void.. to Yr elemill =Fa 71. Meow el IM poM saga drip Ow baba" llssadory. N. 11, Ilerlstlsalresk armliwook WAG. Amp emble of Ada§ sod 'marry tar I& eash. !I IL Th. ro&blldmasS slew all file Ye *Ni g sad is ban*. al I Gelid& GMAT BALI d GOLD and SILVIA w ATE NM. JIWILLItY, PLATS, as. -47, 01:01LN. lILICILL. CT gr - IVA Ogg MONTI 01111%—go OS g= id Ole IL lA. We 0011 WalsOm• M g plums l• N i rms. LSO og••• Weldrk MI oars le UN Odd giessise OsilsoO. el fa es=ii. SO 0•111 grrilsO6 al 8/1• Os le oilma Lass Wye Odd Iftp% •• l• Is I•gmso IJIM Oil Owe Mop, MI& l• II LAO Geld SAM The, •••• al lerof= ENO Odd W Moll sad fromgoo4 MIL Is 1 odor UN la•y• OM Oa al ••1111 UN Ibrilimmea Goad WI 1 ip=gll zebus& Twat., 1 , 1111 a tow soreftem• at Ogg log 'Om Penal Cilia. Odd gollogs, NOW.. Ow* I 4 gosb. gem, ec , obi I, se• Ewa Table rd 11••••• Raba sod Mawr lift isd liselreillsbd Ages= ma P.M. Olmist 001 omm. r Palvon,1••••••,, via ~7 ouplog• Or go Aeon 8•4 rok eldsboint ga. Os. dal • ••••1111•1 Sad Oho PON, ag M rim 11•••••• • gook ob. gi, Dr ams. ILC. ViILIPORZ YOU PUROHASI PLATS,. at to f.! A rlo n lailtomsioda—FULLso Table sod ffine• Sa par rte : SS ma La per Erma mried Lois* ea pm Mild Mawr. eVITABLIS WIDDING PRI:MTS.-COW DJ piety awns sad TIA SW, subseqs• peals% Sli.„ ”glsa bee Ss sap Wiser •poSellsofsez— AM EL Imithopeessia IMPORTANT BALI at iliralraims Raw mil rimmAa -4. NWT=II Oa beg la en array le paw. In Obey Iran Wended Ind Gadd trod bur Or snivel limp Imams, olden, addled no Obi alma* OM 61104 404 ill L0W1.4. they are elferlogi WI w Nat van" evelloblat melba al .Iraofan, and bad nod Is ed. reriorpae, Walnut aml odor web • dadopenn= chAlfs as lea disernipmara aft% insult. at ra teldrope tab43.l. as faa : boo bernards, M In ad. ....t3 send attlck penge(131113,314 al nee end Wrenn Paralinre dear. J. 31, and* Orwriaml46oll. Ildarreurd 'ran bl»aa be nal Monad od and Oar altar* dark neetualled, and oar nod delft brad bold/ le landau d brims bit" 31313, add mod brdllovk an dried elnolin tandlamb and ding saw parldad bads baidna enedi dll=d=o lembesess tar sier& Ude ankle le PM brood prise la lbalnapad dewy returned It nal approved at paid le sad railway andbre 1. Um Islngdora. No anellp or der sr id arm RECKNDLL, TURNER, mad BONS' HAND A :fDld with lloglalooad Oluf Owl= royout tho ralauffne of sail= Ulla surfed Ural 5111, TI !WM and W YlI wu and taloa awadlon and NM l- ad awvolaus. at SU 800 Mu. if sad Ilaffoodwf. Sw. MESSRS. THOMAS KILN= and SON, SY A Iloovestwedeesk U. neutleumna—Netelth.taullog the severity of the Ye whkii n , urrni osi lay premiere here rot $s Sth aid, one of mar sass, uns h I had is mew. sad which e.... .d all ray prlaelpY bootie. pin,. and 4...w...cute. wiratrably steed lts test sad preserved t the whole ..f its imp..rtant mutest. I have thousalst is Ini noraod no no thus t. Wiens you el en turemede , trenro.tanee, as I de not think their etltlt and ;wpm", et pre ornauun ran be too widely lurnra.— Yours faithfully, ARCHIBALD I:71111. IS sad U. V•godreek City, Guam, LC. D Mk Much. 1110. - Angel for PATENTS 1, Berle-street, 1/61:011e1 V tint. Vt.o —Stem DAVID amid MINT reellsait to pee run. Stile* awl retries retests see Seeletestinst st ereetty tele, ...I Ann,. iewisline peonies, thesed *Mein their ILLS wawa tot INV/0701W grails, as application or by WWI. A CABMAN'S APPEAL AllAnwrr PIM LADIES. T" " INDISPZNIIABLI " SUIT, woo Is venom edam mil pollorai, awl pulauelsrly samperi Ow wales dam towelling sod lisdare. Mb Is odged fe bothemeteridiaabie awl genies- SON SOS erwlairared,.Prias tre, la be 'Masai al Z. WOMB aa4 BON, NNW al Inatarlas sus Alaphih mil mar of N. Oztor4alreo sof lartaireal. SQPICTAOLIS, by HARMS sad SOL ItS moot the ditla. IhMat mass imoio Nod. Ida et = 1 111 4 :1 O mm e n t g=l. to So Gold mil UM 11 misty. tr i = lltoots'o o t Ho Met es owl lOC b o il. &NW V. ofgoito le BM& Wm= Isogon. Itatalloos swim& .11ICATID TIZTIL_ RAP.) "Sta,—Hae you are the Freud of hall clam i bops yes wM Insseert • few Word from • pore Cabby wW you Peke your few hat hot Live sad Let life o !zy and best both side. i ham mam da& For seeking vcasa Gad tell • Dna' Sr. how ma We help we. they will so Hare Ethel wreeiihe the redo Um if It wiw • Private gar fret tam Held el their Chews thee look at the Hod mdkakw• faos st Athos Isolw Wise veiled/he IIiIOWS mai al Her hawks min= meth died • Head ilk* asagits • Hall sever want ]he Mig rite sad Left wbocanp•Depat • Wadi motile and VW Owen le:flaring sad bawling to look • Life. Ur ias sot semphars of fens • Women give sin. pore boa Thunple her no eiswas Hat • well gives half sewn& wish is to Meek but it imam will Not look she mast be Him over and in my °gaits that ort to Bs law al the Lead fir i must oow conclude i ham " respectily " Hr. Perk. " A Owl-HIDE CABBY." "N.H U They have • beertly dog it His Won* his Than olio is h• 11 1a • fagot hover the besot wich coo mind himself.* WisizurseisTeitTaoerionesno INAMIL—The al/ sisp g ios ler Torisr =NI Tama list mil besam Par Mat Ts tat weleghla Peoltres kir SO Nampa 'directions maaimp4-1114. Sapsaallnisk lambs "i s Pelytecials). ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL r or prometsi t e. perUN resteres. "l ===rhe dour der It erie bre Orr Yrs sr raft ore,. stneerher leer err Mk 11.1101111•0 ft Mee rad red rmirlir W mere It ear art slery. Ile erratra la err el w a =tg erre ; err la re peer Whilure. re deer& W liseatsildra. It IS erallre de Id etlesurdwe lee drier le le aredeir irrodrer. gl 7N Irdr et • sus Irma et Mr. The perrt era tie anfteleffi thrimelsell Bange. Ite YMrirNw dr Err or ry of melt F. Wre rurreess Isailmsamis anslisier ts. eel red et Ite crew. ethyl re beet aril serer prod et Mr rertee. Mee le. U. h., re. Id. Omer te =WI, et Us. per barb. OrderLaik '•lteerr itoream OIL $O A A. liattarrrdwa. art br eierrie art pettirre. DIA= or SIR LAWIINCI PAL; BAIT.—We regret to aasomm the demise et this much-respected baronet, who expired yesterday in his sixty-seventh ymr. This family is decended tram Henry Palk, who was pos sessed of estates in Devonshire is the reign of Henry VII. A Moto re Cummins.. —The Californians Isere lately much delighted with their pony express,. which brought tire news from the Atlantic to the Pacific in nine days. A correspondent says : "A spontaneous celebration took PPlace at every town through which the pony pissed. At Placerville gum were fired, speeches made, As At Sacramento the legislation adjourned in bosom of the event, while the streets were draped with banners, ladies thronged the balconies, and crowds blocked up the side walks along the streets through which the pony was ex to perm. As he came galloping along followed pl 'ced wild cavalcade of men, who had gam out on the *as to meet him, the city echoed with the riming of bells, booming of cannon, and the loog-continued shouts of the multitude. TM demonstration was equally enthusiastic and more imposing when the extras reached San Francisco, at • late hour of the sight. The city was lit up by numerous bunnies, sad a torchlight procession was formed ; the mili tary companies were out, and the, pony was escorted from the steamer to the heart of the city amidst a blaze of fire worts." It is a great wonder that they did not elect the pool a member of wavers at once. CHANGERS FOR THR INDUSTRIAL CLASSZS.—On the north side of Heber% owe the hock part of an dd. fasbiosed hostelry sad the Bleak Bull lea, some etilelea• tied buildings of brisk hew been raid with doireenos leading to VllllOllB este of apartments sawaildsg sidle r • the dwellings erected a IllsmthellasfillfillS he Or climes by the society presided ever by the Sad of laniter bury. Although the Black Buil Inn Chambers have lsl been finished, an are let to respectable tenants at the WO of Ss. per week for two moms, and a proportionately burr Airman. MAILLSGROUGHSTRECT, w.. war the Pastime sum for three apartments. We are told that this est es CIILVKRWILL, M. R. C.S . A . which had fariairly been stables of bat little - sew Miamian, as be emeninel Astir Gni a b,,,,, ; returns upwards of 101. • week—more than 5001. yeer—a ern et Noma Datlity. involuntary Mum ma . P a jp - Q - 1 0 ,. , sum suf fi cient to gives very good profit on the capital ax iom of lassita=SHAT. SPGGRAGISTRIN. Stasillty, Cermet: pletdwi. This is a rivets speculation, and ought to be an mess. sod orourseentsni tar others to give a careful eye with • view dui potliehed, en entire new M Odelled Wert, nutted tenants improvement to the headrests of places which, even OVIMILVEL• in the City, ere at premed wools sad unprofitable. Beihicr. illei Mee =a ll" Dieense—Gynytema ribra647 sad Ansilenj iseelsewst, se str and il" cairr llea CRTIFTILL . PAL•CI. OHM SHILLING DAT. -- lb b eas sea : by wt. sys, apes soft ; Ls ewe& WiaGrinaDAT, HAT 16.—Adminicas on payment, 17,828 ; To to had st Maas. 10. Omani area Lathers. as above ditto by se Whin, 114/7; Ma visitors, 23,775. Pal free Ow Two Rama EITILLORDINARY DISCOVERY of an iota* NNW POMP of C1:11ING KILL% beg a tt lealelleff e re A S a s m ase i = s carespecial precUce to Orval @Aims of the actual effects of the Pl isaralsenialls Diesewria, imacalosal NNW [MAL lIINZ. Dm as ale Wants of Oanollineiarl Treatment lif a lla VYMIMI. awn by as mama Amity of the 100 l alia las ban nessely laramal Ina tea an woolo a two mama a ahoy 11. 0 . 4 W. Am. Pa._ LA., No._ W, Altna-plaso. undoa, W.C.—Diay araliasai tan EIIvIIII UN Pia az a aka ranag_ A BOON TO NZILVOIia aurnants. THE NEW MEDICAL GUIDE foe pataitous elrealatioa. A Noncom taw MON( bon elbskilly knod at Nervous Debility. Lan at Ilostaa, •1 ikk• i sad todbreottoo, by folliewfwg the moknomens erMAL IDE. Ite cos olden la doer la to ssilbst, and foe the bowel et wank le lust Ns will therefore red pod bk. am resdb• el • dinksa ••••isp• sad tiro ettieelo, a orogy of the book anslakak kart beworks• milks& Aoki" Mak braises. big W , Wilford noose, Borloworateobt, lewetiA. ham New bedews beet a the. is Ni eseetry in *the thew was red a Mem Min fee InewidEity, or such a = l,O thiPlat the rights of tad* nantions, and to ' *wiz gerodnrill. (Haar.) Bow came it, then, that we were exposed to sea nesseethaties Whatever the cease might be, he fisted in Providence, in the wades d parliamat, sad to the (demister of our gracious Queen, to men the dames. of war ; bat we ought to means those preparations which the circumstances mail as lif the day of the ste should come, be its Noah would only be to add fresh glories to that iamb* of Om which already belonged to the history of this emery.. ((hem.) Otteatesmi Next proposed " The Army, Navy sad Velembeem," and peptsie ,sew e rs 061501tX remanded to the Meet. 4n a re= y the Met of the evening, " Prosperity to the Pad.* the CHMIVAN expedited on the sededemissa of literary studies. With respect e l trn i elitidee, be remota that it wee mod he noblest that it pay levelled all the barren of do atm ef Wine of every country as gpead mad 0119 bay,of which if any e meth= weldeed. Ns Mims wriot Mho with it. (Chasm) If be bed fob say &MI of the mesibase el this hastheilea. ea a alwattell far t the relief of Alielmerned blow _ y mia sod rise, be stead ham hem slid by ea imperdes Of Ms new& which ha beat ealosilloi bka The Mad Lima Prod united all mod& dekes le the paid. hem. Is Ile tam comment sap well as in the emmat sod mom of the relief it bestowed. To mm y d theee she reeled it that relief was of imelimoble *ea meides p when it might grow Hai telloor hem Owen owl napery, and allow hint time M i lieeolleet hie them= sad the manna for ame would render him roan sein ofsaellarliZimee. The reamer ia which Oh idle won distributed awed the most leads, and delicate genthisealloa for the ef those oweerned. In away _reepost, therefore, the Litemay P.M wee addled to prod approvel mod sap- The hod books, he very owdally templed, Mr. G. doom % as Wolf of the emandttee reed a list of the dmelieme. washes to between TOM sad 8001. The Mehl Boa. Mr. Mama Na poreseed the heath of the egbi eased deinemm, Minh lies duly aohnowledged by bb Liihei eel Lord Dasammeo pregemel do Wald of the derv, m a body who bed dew lea fur de preeswealics of literentra Mr. Moreccrow Mumma M.P., gave the toast d "Pros perity to the Literature at Iba United maw t=ite observed, wee most iateranking to ormisiven es a of the Bridal mind, ands tendiag to pewees.* the Mt& leatnal eamannion we stlll enjoyed with the.. when be would al elm on the ether side of the AflemMa Me rind im re WI Tommee of Mr. Haw thorne se es ewe* of the beams ad erdlonlitV with = ing ensteeithe at Asemilan au d lkwir th rig Mat the mod af tint I C ;radia asd l( X. Prescott Ma. Way, title laost Impeithat mete in the eY Wad video mdbehmehen has the projedoes beset• thyme saw ware ma web dome. _Nfrosi t . _maw d "The Sind the Data Papa& bfraY Me lord& rely venture to rem! once arm ma old mid tinaPhomiared truth, never more, as he IraMg; pd to le nemitho-dtat America and Earland, sMb~eseined, were united for war by the irtrompal of all bonds, Need a oommon lawny Mild • 0111111111011 orlon. (Chora) No man was worthy a/ a pine in the rerelde of letters who would not do his best to stmegiben that tie. Writers in English, addressia= en Winer of did maw ' per v eleasse dies ef the baiW Ind emir Y pilvid to do ambient sod inverid. de biped w not w pati oo o he ill= otimiontiMi bops and his ementet beim lez i : • blemalicsul copytiaht wait lib mot regrobllo Mielli MOW ow alr addle lie beikeed it was the Ems gbh of Amato& gnaws ad Awe loglish anthers_ td.ss Midst bad me bag isaile4 Odighted, and Chan , " 10 Ogg/ maw biped lie semis ilisshi resolve in Amides ad may fiat fienhe shish add =I he viiiheld, but their fad le. ward and be Wend tbotholdative mike is Athielth would soma complete the mismare m a s Tway paellered by the Math as the Mae meweallit el denim we ad mily red leaCibat MI feheem i L a P oomoserr seen Aar dim IFILLN . G AND impels Anna their pre peeatims kr /PROFS MOM sassed eay ce bete Vstßarb es won Y wive{ se le misty. Taw love visited erbelpot aerate both M bar sad ebbed fnr the IMO awl road nesa/estaree sad lave easended era aa maremert al pods ae lir Dew beim bola l= ceder me not b Oh or soy other Tbdr IROPCS.I TAIIRSDRI " D=lllllTB lava tam =ed el* as oodleeavedoty al Ihe abort aad beet make Theo MDT-WADS CLIIII7IIO KOCK le fa Mr Mrssod Sae mewedbal tSot he sheesee ebb, bra arbeld ehlb laboliSome Oates aid le le bib erseriled, own ta Ib beirepolle of e lam eve 1a b.m beeerwal NI OW 1011/11111; EAT sod CAP. ad DOOT oil MOS TAPARTXIXTS WWI love bees flamed ebb es esthete sew Mask et behimale and eseotab bb wale al Neste ;dm se edit lie pripetehee to eke beer pi bey poi alhaseees. .I nes —l. 11101 i sod 801 Mho fkb opporleally ee macaw I be lase they hawed glebe ebb eabeeree So SID abelltlas el Mb ale aa ie dibea tea toll bomb at IL ROOM aid 801, Stew el Mod= mil AlBplet es/ Omar el New Onbriebeo/ asi Smbeheil B. =lhaeshee : isigard sod Yeebehhe red 801 ebb le to be eiterreed, that V lay maids be are leproved of IS will be aoshreert or the Tfelrrolaesed. Itailtdke. hook he Desbag sod Ilaaeser eerie — s "TM Growth el ea begmbena looteeb d lAN* ladraz a alb tabs he oelltareenamea. sad let a prima bp be web ea epee - oellib ea peel bob inetinetion ert= v el;ont — ajeid7iciTendproieon in. qui* to have stable for their origin. Ever y thing iio eat tedepires aft the ' Abode of Love 'I. seems to be as west as peedhle, and the incident which hr y emend forme eo to the rule. From idormation aimed es we are enehled to give the following particulate: —Abed ix yews de Yr. lawn Prioe, a islorgramn, and a Welshman, Japed the Precedes. Since then be has married one of three Mime Wattages, who are said to have taken will idea to the Agegtememe 6,000 i. each, the whole of Ishii mosey we. awned to the lord. Another Min Nal. Olga was marlied to an inmate, and • third died Mraw addeing dreemetemes. The brother e desseeed limb has Wens Ivg4 em Profeed: dad Mr. Prem. d taldidma, fee recovery of 6.0001. tin t doeer el the es podded, had the awe wIIL we di some bine the judges ant tea Mr. Fries at one Mem to have beset a molose admiste of tie of hie whglim, sad nu awe of who alleidod the mei, mosting kid is Driolmvator to p= a l i t psi lhE of tide tows that MlCrateso wee • " Legator. Abed lim a ma ids ealtha ni r frown; or get tiredt i ticed's asetuns:tion w sNad irl a f or Wilk the int v err i "4 7111 6 e k floil mu ll il i te:ar ri t be seeided fee a &set lime, boa aso hem altaying M the Lomb lem ligaMon, adjoining the Ammomis inelig he ties and to manna the 111118110 — Ili bin leo hem the Mader of hi aftwelime air limb ltetlion. Venom have beg the pins and basis to Mimi this aid: but they hen proved emsvailimg. Apparition wee made to the gam he regrew era Pelee * hese. her landed a had MKS to believe eat eke wee dilated ages =IV Of seem the emminles bed dimmer to etre& teamed dam* the bogeyed* amd her sway ems d its vomalmen. so mother plealind to he devised. It was arraamdthat when the h 4 we. mei* en the tome, is the reef if the dwelling of the Prima" Mr. Price should Jane _fie liir. men dividing the pane from • neigh/men* Sell sons his partmer, end Ida is the protection at the polissina is =to pews/ m Isms& of the peace from Ills gentio• the Agemiteme enmities him ad easeidbeen. This scheme, faidlie as it looked, toresd NA to bet of execution. The doughty Wolin' pailoolk for a foroarable oppetnaity to dispityhde mange, hut when ever his lady ads her in the gardens and al tho tanacw, dm was by • Prinosite co either =or was assonomatal coo call silk mama at f irea d wace "lifter Mr. Prim oat sonidor llseself esio- Ws • 1 adlleebbg two Appemenitom, er ortrelhor be Opined the amilinem of the pollee dicer to vim him reed ortoinor, bon not transpired. The pliant libistion ma not aillemplod. prowirlig no further than • = kni sumo, nos onisomoiletool to Imr. Ind Ilhat Might aillismo VIM brie bad acot= g to away. The mob= of Mr. MIMI IN" of Bridgwater. wen ve. hoed. mod tbs or e llootok at oonosay with Mr. Prim, do rmmme oriolot atter, at this pie of the . Mr olso 11111111beked mit them whet looloom was loreero tai seem doled to Mt a= moot • for llidebt but affidavits mom bid i lta li gctoesilog Mmo dosononoess of tin aeon sof • tho hay we. doldasi spirt bar of& Than opoo aWI of hams corm woo Ind. the Mom to "Ma MI We nods last Friday. Moo aso was se that day Foal he ollsolo Wore a Judge is Mr P. lids wow beg goer. his, sad Yr. Bonjwit on pot of Me foods* of the Agapemocie t predwee Flee to ',tupelo persona. The lady deposed - eat ate ma he d en idled in the " Abode of Love" in Edam d fro Wks. =Ed that she wee desirous of reembliese M• Mimed Thin reply defeated the aim et Ilto r isr o V ei t Nip at one doelmn to make an are= if ft nay to hr beep lord. Toe* WI SD be nion for ors lasartini don is aqueolintolossoot Solomon. Antol, besides • moan= of wifopossmiso, Mr. Pries bin slot sot from the enjoyment el may portion of his wife'. =as well as from the foams be may have award prior to throwing amen isto the aims and power of Mr. Peed It is Mimi that all the inmates of the it=toads Ilmarpostirty . to Mob chief, end sign i1t i0 Vine . ........ di.. 11, mem el ea discontenting to mei& et the themselves from the as sociation. My the amimpeervision is made that mem bers iliedeade Moe months shall be excluded. The moll et Mg of fen allege that seventeen or ashen have quitted the place within twelve midis; load they say for seven or eight year. me children have been hare to the many couples living in the americium anaMissat. WORKHOUSE VISITING SOCIETY. • ermeereaziosse of the friends of this aneociatio• wee held on lards? emming. at Willie's Room, miler the premidemy of the Esti at SWTLIIBURT, and there were also present, Lord Lytteltou, the Bishop of London, Mr. Heabory, 31. P., she Rev. .J Kemp, Rev. W. Brittem, Alderman Firma, Dr. illeedfellow, Dr. &evoking, Mr. Cowie. The proceediige were opined with prayer by the Rev. Mr. Kemp, which was followed by the reading of the report by the has. maretary, Mr. Hastings, though, as that gentle man remeelsei, the honour ought to have devolved upon Mier Louisa Twi&g, who had performed almost all the ideal duties. The report stated that the society had made emelderable the pad year, and that 110 new namatere P Ure l en= to it, Inducing a comiderable 11.7•11110 Of mane. Already there are 140 visitors in the imetrepolina workhouses ; although among the pardies• of the peer in some Witmer a prejudice aP to exist spinet the society. The operations also hays been highly aseametal in the pennies, emeetally Liverpool and Bradford. If the funds HICTOWIN it I. handed topve help to seem el the inmates on Leong the workhoces abao lately trleadime and Bees, sad in placing them in suit able elimakme or mslilmlfsns. The death. of Mrs. Jame am mad Mr. Jelliegwr Byname wen deplored, both of theme ...ellen panne limbs been Arm supporters and most useful friends of the iimitintrim. Lord %tarn/num then addressed the meeting, alluding to the difficulty of pining admission to the workhouses which had in some ewes been experienced by visitors, which he supposed arcs from a fear that the minds of the inmates would be unsettled. Their object, however, should be not only to disarm suspicion, but to conciliate s e ni k E s . • Lord Lmxtvoir, in moving that the report be td and circulated, expand a strong opinion that should not be mad* attractive, and that the condition of the paupers therein should not be aide more enviable then that of the poor without. He had, however, peat pleasure in " We Tt Mo t rof mc lrstriow said he was anxious to take this public opportunity at expretring lie sympathy with the ob jects of the society. Workhouses were a Christian institu tion, and it was a special duty of • Christian nation to make Uprovision for the infirm, the sick, and the destitute. w e : the Reformation the monasteries relieved the poor who surrounded their gates, and the workhouse systems was found neceesary upon the abolition of the religions heaves. Let us see that with our pester light we were not behind the monks in the exercise of Christian charity. The society was not only valuable for the Christian kindness which it introduced into oar work house system. but it was probably efficient in reducing the mrtes ; for by the exercise of a kindly and °tenting the minds of the inmates of the workhouse had hen incited to desire to reach a higher position in:the social sale, were anxious to be able to leave the union, and never desirous of returning. Hie lordship then pointed out the various modes in which the society's opentions adOt become highly serviceable ' particularly the education cif Ha ehildres, and the training of nurses for the sick and Asldremes were afterwards delivered by Kr. Labs (Fellow Darnel College), one of the commissionen on edneatioa ; Mr. Potter, deputy chairman of the West London Unions ; sad by the Rev. Mr. Brittain, chaplain of the Birsatrghent district watchcase, all of whose spoke in high terms of the society and of the good which it had aocemplished. ROYAL Q HOSPITAL, GIAT'6INN-10AD.—The wrier e/ priors relieved at this hospital drift the writ India. >ysy Uwr 2,559, of which 6611 were mowers. The annual meeting of this society was held yesterday at St. James's Hall, and was well attended. A umber of children belonging to ragged schools oocu pied seat at the end of the hall; the object of their being =litwas to implies on them the wickedness of treating antmele with cruelty. The Blimp of LICIPUILD presided; and arisont a tte time of the society preeent were, the Bishop of Wm J. T. Tut, M.P., Mr. W. Mackinnon, M.P., Sir John Tozeikalr. Beresicrff Hops, be. ...., ~. Rev. Curium brisk addressed the meeting, and mid that the society bad been isialdisbed in acconliuice with religious, moral, and social principles. The words of holy writ strongly enforced hosesnity to the brute creation, while in a moral point of view the society was deserving et the support of the publii. The man that was kind to a *rib animal was certain to be an amiable and benevolent rut to his neighbours and his fellows. And as regarded the Ulla point of new, was it not evident that the more brutal were got rid of the more did civilisation 1 throug hou t the length sad breadth of the Land? hear.) When at Eton he au went to see a bull match on the banks of the Thames. A dog =gng to a butcher refused to go at the bull. The e li r thereupon took his knife from his pocket, cut the Trost of the animal, and then cast the dog into the rivet. This Used act harried him,ead be bad to thank God there lla su m o r li zA s a ors ibea to be wet with in this ot i aLtry . and. Tsai breach adeleiV' Ird re b P een ' from establis w hed in 't Eu sP. bobird, mid and that in addition to othir f . in cb ge t ras reprt& air bail is if °foray. A " et tram all the Oe ' riman societies had belie findied to - meet at Dresden on the 31st July Wit, eel i pregatause of the subjects to which the allitaiise of the oragtom would be directed had tore ildwrasied to t h e watety, and their opinion solicited there's. The proper treatment of animals was every yule I meet** a large share al attention in a ll civilised coon The jtiot of vivitiection as practised ill the ' schools of France had for • long time put engaged deep and anxious attention of theuquiWit, mad * tation from this society would attend the used at Paris, which was to be held on the We Urfa, odd was hoped that the effect of this deportee waif be OA the practice of vivisection would be abolished hese French veterinary school*. Sermons and lettere, had been de livered and publications issued in favour of the society. Mr. Barry was complimented for his kind ' manner of treating and subduing horses ; and for having given • gratuitous lecture to 3,000 cabmen in London on the treatment of horses ,• and it was resolved to present that gentlemen with a gold medal on that account. 533 convic tions for cruelty to animals were obtained during the last year. The committee suggested that persons employing cabs should select only those which ware drawn by hones in • good condition. The death of Mr. Jellinger Symms!' was mentioned with regret. The report then proceeded to notice the receipt of subscriptions, among which were par. ticularted MC from J. Lurie Esq., 1001 . from Mrs Chair*, the whole amounting al together to 5001. The nsnopaf BABOON, in moving the adoption of the report, bore testimony to the useful chameterof the society, and contended that upon religious and moral grounds it was the duty of the public to assist the society in its efforts to put down cruelty to animals. Mr. IL&CELMON, M.P., in seconding the resolution, ex pressed the gratification which he felt at finding the society's geld medal of the value of 20 guises had beep awarded to Mr. Remy, the horse tamer, for his humanity to the noble awimed, the horse. The report was them adopted. Sir J. Soon laws moved that the medal in question be presented by the r igh t rev. chairman to Mr. Rainy. That gunmen then presented himself at the front of the *Mew to receive the medal from the hands of the right reverend chairman, who mid it was a source of great veil/Welles to him to be made the medium by which such an appropriate compliment had been mid to Mr. Barry for his unparalleled skill in taming the horse without coercion or cruelty. It anything could add to the pleasure of the presentation it se se from the fact that the compliment was paid to a native of America, the children of which country could claim kindred with Britons. He (the right rev. chairman) believed that every good man in this country de sired that the friendly relations which at present existed between England and America should continue unbroken. Mr. Baur, in a brief, modest address, expressed his thanks for the high honour conferred upon himby the society, and mid that it was his careful study of the horse that enabled him to Sod out that kindlier rather than mural was the true source of mates control over that animal. Sir J. Bowaino moved, and the Bev. JACKSON seconded a resolution regretting the existence of vivisection in the schools in Paris, but trusting that the result of the coming congress on the continent for the prevention of cruelty to animist would be the abolition of this cruel torture. Mr. BZIZIWORD Hon moved, and Sir JANIS Bomar EAST, M.P. seconded a motion for the appointment of • committee for the ensuing year. The latter hon. radioman took occasion to address the children of the ragged school present, and calling on them to avoid cruelty to animals of any so rt or kind. Thanks were then given to the right rev. chairman, and the meeting separated. ST. HARPS HOSPITAL, PADDINGTON. The ninth annual dinner in aid of the funds of this inatitutioa tcok_plecie led event* at Waffles liana. The Hon. GZORGZ BTSG, M.P., war ; the company were °mend colon were ermise Mein Bait., M.P. • Sir %SAW Rowky, Hart.; Sir ileha perearr, Padre. the Ben. Dr. Croly, Rev. Canon Miryi. Cli t ia tliewer was 1101111511 Mi to every respust. sod lir mime were el dm mem ameasinr. The maid maths WO* or ro l vih imillkestisa el Yr. Gimp Pus% the modiste being IBM ow* *NMI Olikr, and Nears. and Wham Mr. leg/ was the toast- It awn from the statements issued that this hospital waf 1851 for the relief of the sick poor of ell dmo. nii= and that sine that time, through the libeselity of thXls, the 150 beds which it contains have been con ai aid* swat mid deserving mem Thus, more than 1 4104 Its AVMs/less Yoe had annually a comfortable MOM and MEd trealmst during their illnesses, whilst erect is d WOO whose mess have not required admission, sie Mania sad resoribsd for as out-patient during seated Th e total number of in-pa tent 4 this pe•t year wa 1549, out-patients, 11 1 ,81$ seismisems, 4.941 ; m a rried s women a ttended at home rnmeffnessent s IN—total relieved, 15,5G4. Further aid is still amid suissilidad for the institution ; the debts ' of tradesmen end Mime hag at times so pressing as to cause sodwas anristy be the nomossnasat. Gram bps*/ been sengoied theweal loyal toasts having been dialling" of, the "Reisse Cooloons" was next given, to width ' Mr. EDWIN JANDI respimasi. After stating some part i of his parliammeagy erferismen he expressed his opinon that the people of Mesiniel asitbor wished to be guided by democracy on the eta had, nor utterly by an oligarchy on the other, but thee the former should be tor pared by the intellect and west& of the nation, and that all they wished wee that all should be brought within the pale of the constitution. (Hear, hear.) As to the institu tion whose cause they were met to advocate, he could say from all that had come to his knowledge, it was in the highest degree deserving their support ; and, when he looked at the vast number of persons who had been relieved, he could not but think it deserved an honourable place amongst the philanthropic societies of a city which had not been inaptly termed the wealthiest city in the world. (Cheers.) He hoped that an institution so admirably adapted to the noble object of the alleviation of sickness and list em would meet with the support it solicited. (Chats.) The CHAIRMAN then, in proposing the toast of the even ing, "Prosperity to Ht. • Hospital," said he trusted that the appeal which had bees already made through the report which had been issued, as well as that which he was solicited to make, would be responded to in a liberal man. ner. The claims on the institution were indeed great, and he was afraid its affairs ware to that condition which almost imperatively demanded ready and generous help. He could assure them that the anxiety under which those who bed the msnegemern of the hospital laboured was of no common order, and they therefore felt that they had no other hope to obtain relief therefrom bat by a format appeal toe generous public, venturing to rely on their help. (Hear.) He deemed it his duty to say that be feared the institution was labouring under some embamsament. Indeed, the gentleman con nected with its management felt that unless they reoeived much additional help, they would almost be compelled to suspend some of their arrangemean for the alleviation of sickness. (Hear, hear.) He felt sure, then, that he need only name this to command their reedy rernoem. The chairman proceeded to read • statemeet eimpreliending the statistics given above • and continued to my that he had experienced much graliecatiea last liatruilay in going over the hospital in question. He had mock pleasure in saying that he had experienced meek tatisfaetion to that in spection. He was much struck with the time liness, the ai ri ness, and the genera 6 1,- raugements, both upstairs and the whole establithinent. (Hear, hear.) would but go themselves and see for themselves, he wee WM they world have no hesitation in subscribing largely to the funds solicited. That course would be far more asides than any appeals, however eloquent. He felt sure that everything that medical skill and winos could devise, every attentice that kindness could suggest for the alleviate& el the sickness and suffering of the out district ia whisk th. hospital was situated, would be forthcoming if the halo would enable the management to prosecute its labotus. (Hear, hear.) He might add that this hospital was one of the very few—perhaps the only one in London excepting St. George's—which had DO funded property. It was, therefore, dependent on the subscriptions and donations which were accorded to it. It John Paillslo 0 in proposing the toutof t he" evening felt that it had already been amply advocated in pulpits and at public dinners ; but who needed to be told of the ravages of consumption, and whn has not witnessed them either in their own families or within the scope of their own observa tion ? The prevalence of consumption, indeed, was part of the price which we paid for our temperate clim***. The management of our hospitals was most judicious and cid enlated to do the greatest amount of good, but it was im possible that they could open their wards to ewes which it was known must be lingering, and this hospial stepped in to supply the want. In 1858 the number of in-patients had ' reached 667, but in 1859 it was nearly one-third more, namely, 962 ; the out-patients of 1858 were under 4,000, but in the past year they amounted to 4,657. The annual subscriptions had increased to the amount of 8001., but he regretted that the donations had fallen off to the extent of 1,600/. There was a great desire on the part of the friends of the hospital to clear off the mortgage debt of 8,0001., and to increase the anneal subscription, the fund upon which their reliance must be Their income from subscriptions was but fl a r d f., while the expenditure annually amounted to ,0001. bat the supply from the public seemed *ever to fail, and it seemed AS if Providence put it into the hearts of the benevolent to supply the means. The chime of this charity were namable and well founded, and be hoped that they would go on from year to year alleviating pain and misery, and increasing in prosperity ; the hospital ought truly to be considered of national importance as it not only mitigated and cared disease, but also afforded school for studying the malady which more than any other has set at nought the medical science of the age. (Cheers.) At the elope of the evening a subscription amounting to 1,7291. was announced by the secretary. There was an excellent *election of music under the (U -nction of Mr. Fielding, assisted by Mines Lamelles and Rowland and Mr. H. Rockland. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SAILORS' INSTITUTE. On Tuesday evening, the twenty-seventh annual meeting of the supporters of the British and Foreign Bailors Institute was held in the Lecture-hall, Mercer. =set, Shadwell • Sir F. N. M'Clintock, the distinguished commander of t he Fox duriog . the expedition in search of the lots Sir John Franklin, to the chair. The report of the amseipm, which was a very prolix document, and occu pied ea hear sad a quarter in reading, gave the following C4lllwith respect to the working of the institute : 111 1shei:eories employed in the port of London held 443 emelimis es board of ship, which were attended by 4,840 seems& They also delivered 385 lectures on shore, which were listened to by 2,759 sailors; in addition to which "ahem they visited 7,&33 ships 1,112 times ; visited sailors' 2hronses ; paid 157 visite to the sailors' homes, to sick seamen. In the course of these visita tion/ theyidenended 244 Miss, 290Testunenta, and 36,658 T•iifilni Inds. In addition to the agency at work on the Thames, the institute is equally team on its other stations at home sad abroad. which are 33 in number. At Alexan dria, the Ain of 'apt has been tolerant enough to make them a IMlllal of a ship, to be used as a floating chapel. The total imams for the past year, including • balance carried over from the last audit, amounted to 3,7771. 10s. 7d., sad the expeadhaes, imieding 5001. paid in the reduction of as old debt, earmated to 3,7011. 7s. Id. At the conclusion of the mad* et the report, the pliant chairman, who was mash eatinniastkally cheered ad =mad the asselieg, and expresesd hie hearty oonon;renoe I. the aide& et the Waite* melba opinion of the hope fuls= of the materids which it bed to deal. (Hear, hear.) He had hens long ems* se sea to be able to form an estimate of the real elmoseler ei die sailors of this country, having associated with then • under circumstances well calculated to draw forth their real feelings. He alluded to the voyages in the Artie Sass, and he was happy to see present the faces of a green many of his old ship. matte who took part in those ado:atom, and in the long extended sledge journeys which were not performed without the endurance, by those engaged in them, of many severe trials and privations. Oftentimes when he observed the patience with which they bore up against every difficulty, and the brotherly affection with which they regarded each other, he had been made to feel that these rough uneducated men wens as richly endowed by nature with the best feelings of the beset, and were as good men as most of those who held a higher station in life—that they were as ready to re ceive the truth, and were more capable of improvement. Still that was only what might be expected from sailors, for their life whilst at sea was such as to dispose them and every man to serious contemplation, and they had ample time for it. But bow changed became their state when they got ashore. The very moment the sailor landed he became exposed to the moat contaminating influences. To remedy the evils of such a state of things was the peat object of the Institute, and it was an object worthy of any society—nay of the whole nation itself. (Hear, hear) In conclusion be bad to state that he was commissioned by Lady Franklin—(cheers)---to state her deep regret that she was unable to attend the meeting. They all knew she was • sailor's widow, and those who knew her beet knew she wan also the sailor's friend. (Cheers.) The Rev. F. Tow and other gentlemen having ad dreeesd the meeting, the proceedings terminated. OITORD, WOICINTIL O AND WOLVILMIAMPTON RAILWAL—The total Indic receipts al this company for the fortnight ending the 6th of May hare been 10.8701.17 a. 3d. ; sad Air the fortnight of 1859 they were 8,68111) . 7d. The ex 'tare amount* to 4,363/. 13e. 4d., or at the rate of 41.• per cent.; whilst the expemes for the corresponding fortnight of 1869 amounted to 3,8501 . le. N., or at the rate of 42.94 per cent. The aggregate receipts foe the tint nine fortaighta and one day of the half year amount to 87,7751. 7a. 94., as against 79,0751. 13a. for the corresponding nine fortnights and two days of the peerless year. And the aggregate expenses forth. fin* nine fortnights and one day of the half leer amount to 37,5211. 9s 2d., being_ at the rate of 42.74 per cent., as legalist 34,63 W. 4s. 9d for the corresponding nine fort. nights and two days of the previous year, or at the rate of 43.80 per cent. LONDON GINNALL 011N111111 Colours (Ulm:ma). Trafilc remipte week ending May 13, 11,6411.14.. 9d. TIRINIALIIIL —TWO GRAND PIOTURIS . 12.1 Sum. sash II last I lask smallialag men ass so I WiFpalatial tam* Janasksm barcaser, A.D.* brist's U4 mpling asloylaislka J__l_ har tall. as row alma tams dr lima al TM Arm pislens us sew ON vow es ILMOGATt IIATWAIIk w 1.11610112T11. 7114 ; awn dolly tram to • dolga% Dm li