The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-06 00:00:00

'IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSB OF LORDS.-Irion, WAY 5. The LOAD CIANOILLOI teak hie seat on the wedlock at Rae Bieck. The Fart of DONOUGIIIIORE promoted a petition from Oleemei ratio e meted the Bebevieg Mere (Weed) Soper- The Earl of LEITRIM presented two petitions from Gal tre7, ooteplaier the meduet of the pollee In assrahisg hams in the t o ni g h t without warrants. Lewd ROM 41 TAMPON preaseted a petitioalrOM the ishatiliate of the teal dressy of litoelipert, etanst the minty of the °mail of Rdimeliee with respect to endowed schools. - -- • - FINAL COURT OF APPEAL. Led LYTTELTON gave notice that be would as Friday. 7v mote for a mime esminittee to inquire Mb the, Dad etswation el the Osatt ot Field Ageleal. M Metildealiersing the doctrine,' the estebliebed __,••••XLNE. REPORT ON THE EDMUNDS CAM •rimb Earl ci DERBY askl hi wished to all the Wow lien of the sable earl egpselle to a matter of some im =with respect to the se lect committee over which s it presided. la the preeeediage of that committee their lordships would have observed that two divisive. were taken towards the latter God of the report oa two distinct pmegreplui. Oa the first of them paragraphs in the draft Lord Taunton moved es anicodment, which was cterird by a !snow majority. Upon the mooed perepardi the name noble Iced moved smother amendment, whit* wee marled by the mese mall majority, but in the report it woald sews that the whole of the two amendment. were wiemelidated into oae, sad were aerated 'guest the int at the draft report. If (bat were ao rtre male the maid paragraph ci the repo t Ms! r surd, become it was is perimeter* and the oely differenoe was es to the manner in which we should expense our 'Paine with regard to the coarse taken by the noble lord IBS the woolsack. Our opieimi was not very different with reprd to the molds and learned lord on the woolsack, but as the report Mask it would appear that the moisority oh jested, which they eertainly did not, to the decimating em bodied ianhl L u ord Taantoe's amendmeet to the eseend pare- WePh.iWft the sable Iced on the woolsack We et se worthy ves is the mouse he had permed. We thought that the Beide sad Lamed lord as the wooleeek had committed am arm of jedisseat, sad bed taken a maw view of his duty, bat butt the minority and the majority were perfectly prepared be acquit him of bag actuated by any improper or unworthy motivis. (Hear, hear.) Berl GRANVILLE mid be wee much obliged to flee noble Old far having mentiseed this subject. It struck him that amain in reeding the report that the mistake which had bees no elearly hiserMed by the sable earl bad bees cam milted. He bad beta is essemunioation with the clerk of the sonimitteea who; he felt bound to state, h lt ad dis abused kis duty with remarkable intelligence. was gaits natural, from the complicated character of the pro seeding', that this mistake should have bees made. Under W eirearestesom, he thought the bast course would be to have the mistake eaapastatd. and the amended report de livered on floaday morning. PRIVATE BILLS. _ The followiag bill were reeds @wood time :—lriacblay. toad Estate Bill ; London, Brightoo, and South Coast Bell. way (St. Leosard's line sad deviations) Bill. Coventry antra Station and Southey% Impedes Railway Bill, Linn. borough Ga Bill, Stafford and Uttontar Itailway Sanderbuid Corporation Bill, Bristol Dock Bill, Redhill Gas , Bill, So folio Metropolitan Gas Bill. RerlPeet and wa Bill. The following bills wire read a third time sod passed Dubin Trask Counseling Bailway Bill. Gemmed 0:441 1 laiesstor Lennie Asylum sad Improvement Bill, IA Improvemen Bill. DEFENCE OF CANADA. The Earl of LILLIE asked whether negotiations wen still pending berms ker Majasty'o government sad the =meat of Cando an the "object of the defor ms el ; sad if in wiselbar after the sogothation nod& have bean osacled, the papas relation to am malt he laid bottom parliament. Earl DR GREY sad RIPON said that be quite agreed with his anis trend as to the impatiens of this question,' which he thought could sot be over atimated ; and it was for that very resins be hoped his noble hind would forgive him if be was usable to reply is any detail to the question be had proposed. Fear nimbus of the Canadian scimitar tanks had recently cows to this country for the' = of °periling with her Majesty's government as to question connected with the North Americen pawinser, sod especially as to that question with regard to Chas& which bad imaged the attention of payliounent daring the present mein. It mast be obvious to their lordship. that it was not &Nimbie at a period when these communicating bad commenced, sad were going on, that her Majesty's governmest should miter into any detail with regard tea ques tion which was still a matter of negotiatioa. All he could say was that the repromotatives of the Canadian gorier Snot who had oome over to thin coostry appeared to be fatly impressed with the magnitude sod importance of the question and of the duty which lay tuns Canada with rr gird to it. When those negotiation were brought to a close, it would be the duty of the government to take es ea* I opportuinity of informing parliament of the nature sod Tar milts of these oonnounication• (Hear. bear.) SELECT COMMITTERS OF THE HOUSE OF LORD& Oo the motion of Earl Swains it was agreed that anion of motion for naming select committees of the Noose of Lords, other than those on private bills, or for add* or substituting any (names upon such committees, should be pasted is the notions of motions oa the previous day. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS BILL. Oa the motion of the Earl of CIAMIION, Lord Wrat• tegey was added to the select committee. 0051110 N LAW COURTS (FEES) BILL. This bill having base read • th ird time, The LORD CHANCELLOR said le had an amendment to move of a somewhat singular nature. He was willing to' adapt a suggestion of the noble and horned lord (lord Chelmsford), but this Wag • money bill he could not directly introduce the desired alteration. He propoled. therefore, to change the words in the first cla . use, ' Co and after the let day of October," into •• from sad after the 30th day of September," which would mean exactly go same thing. Ths bill would then go down to the Comma, sod might he amended there. (Laughter.) Lord CHELMSFORD thought there would be some Is. eonvenience in series the bill in ita present form, but be willingly unsalted to the proposal of the noble lord. The bill, with this amendment, was thee paned. The land Drainage Supplemental Bill, the Local 00•11.11. want Supplemental Bill, and the Local Government Santa mental (No. 2) Bill passed through committee. The Eacterare Bill end the Herring Fisheries (Scotland) were read a third time sod par ed Their lordships rose at a quarter pest 6. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FRIDAY, MAY 5. The SPEALIZ took the chair at 4 °Week. PRIVATE BILLS. The following bills were read a third time mid passed : Imperial Gm, Ipswich and Felixetow Railway, N,rth Bris tol Railway (Lemewede, As. , Branches), Soutliwark-bridge Treader, and Barmy sod Sussex Junction Railways. THE BOROUGH FILANCHD3E EXTENSION BILL. Mr. KINGLIKE gave notice that in the event of the Borough Franchise Retinae', Bill being reed e mooed time, he should propose to move is so amendment tat the fran chise be not extended without a further test of electoral competency. THE NATIONAL GALLERY. Lord J. MANNNERS asked the Fiat Commissioner of Weeks whether it was his intention to submit imi estimate for enlarging and improving the National Gallery in Trafal gar-square this session, and if so, when. Mr. COWPER said it was his intention to submit to parliament an estimate for enlarging the National Gallery in the rear sad upon the north side. and he would take one that the estimate should be laid upon the table in time fir its full consideration before the vote eine 00. (Hear, be Lord STANLEY asked the Secretary of State for India whether it was his intention to bring in a bill, during the present session, for the transfer of Singapore, Malacca, and Penang from the Indian to the Colonial Administration. Sir C. WOOD said that he could not positively answer the question of the noble lord. So far as the Wiest govern ment was concerned they had been quite ready to meet what they considered the wishes of the people of Singapore. The government of this oceastay, together with that of India, hod thought it their duty to make Inquiries in order to satisfy themselves that no burdens would be imposed upon the estimates of this country. They had not yet received a Anal answer from the ColoaisLoMos whether they would be prepared to take the transfer or not. NURSES IN WORKHOUSES. Mr. A. MILLS asked the Preideet of the Poor-law; Board whether it was the Meatiest of the government to: adopt the suggestions contained in the evidence given before , the select committee on poor relief, respecting the employ ment of trained sod competent nurses in workhouse.; whether it was intended to carry out the recommendation embodied in the report, that gamins snd other expensive medicines should be provided. whop required, by the guar: duns ; and whether the articles of the consolidated melee now in force respecting the voloatary visitation of the sick poor . present any practical °botanist° those who might desire to visit the inmates of anion workhouses. Mr. VILLIERS—The evidence which the boa, member bed retorted to was used before the committee epos poor relief, sod it was that of Mile Wyley, sod she spoke of a great want of the system of curses to attend epee the sick poor in workhouses, and she also stated that in meet of the workhouses they wove without sub assistance at all. He bad directed inquiries to be made, and had found that that emu overstasement of the ease. Time were 93 peewee of Met kind who were paid sash woletaace, and out of the 30 warklionnes is Loadw there were only sight without sash seam There w• great dilloalty is danep prams et that bat in assesqsanos of • crinnonalostase node by Mir N to the Poor-law Board there was every memos to supplies that there were persons wire were corepo lest, If the peadlaas won willing to employ them A ameba had MM booed by the Poor4a w Board. orgies the goardiess to employ seek persons. and it was to beloPsdibet they would do so. Bat It was • natter entirely in their owe dimmed's. As to madisiass. • aiscaisr had been west resod teal the gaardisna • thorn to make newer mipmenb tee them* et sei *MOW amid ,TRE ~EXPB; be paid foe hy the guardians, and that moommeadate m hat been aelopieg by mope of lbw . u. 14. InititPolii. is to the third question, poem tiff a right to visit soy peeper, b 7 resemmaime timaisater, subject to each reetrio. tam NI the guardians might pmearibm The Poor•law Bated hoped neither ceeditiona ace restrictions in this matter. THE ROYAL NAVY. Sir L. PALM mked the Seerelory to the Admiralty V he would state whet ISISSITIPO would be token by the lords of the Admiralty to relieve the complaints of inte riority of pay sad mak et the staff commanders sad madam el her MalieWs eery. Lord O. PA GET said the lalbjost _had bee n i t ader the serious coseiderstioe of the Admira lty bat would be premature to stake what the eropered alterstiose were et present. He hoped, howeem, - to lea shactly. - - THE HEItOULN3. Mr. LAIRD asked the Sacretary to the Admiralty whether the iroa.olacl skip Hercules, adored to he laid down in her Majesty's dockyard, Chatham, was to be laird with two surdas, In addition to bee broadside armament ; sad, if so, wbetbes the cupolas would to croastructed oa Captain Cowper P. Colm's plan. Lard C. PAGET said that !be qua*. of arming the bow sod the stint of the Hercules, which was just Dow bets g laid down upon the stooks, was not yet determined. ' or w inther thermal woald be oa the cupola plan or a mo dification of it. Various plans bad been laid baton the Admiralty, and the system of arming would partly dept upuu the report of a *egomania" of nasal oaken sow 'Atha& THE NEW PRUSSIAN TARIFF. Is eerily to Mr. W. E. Foarria. Yr. LLYAJ3D rid that ia cosseqoonoe of the treaty entered isle between Frame and Prowls end the Zoliverein, • 000siderable reduction would take place in the Zollversda ;miff, sod that redaction would be extended to all wan tries, and thst would be the ore whether the treaty hotness this ornotry and the Zollserein should be concluded Wore the Ist of July or not. (Hear, hear.) THE INDIAN BUDGET. Mr. A. HILLS asked the Lidice Secretary when he ex pected to brine forward the Indies flossieial etekimeirt. Sir C. WOOD said he had oat yet remind from India all the mama* end, therefore, he could cot fix a day. - - - THE NEW EDUCATION MINUTE. Mr. BRUCE brought up the sew education minute, and in Lying it upon the table said he would make a short statement in reference to its effect. The house was aware that when the revised °ode was pared no change was made' with respect to sedownriete. and the molt wee that if the issolownwinte did not provide more than Me. per heed, no reduedoe should be made in the pant. The conesquenoe was that in many owe the payments were in excess. Mr. AIJOUSTUS SMITH rose to ceder, and linked whe ther It was competed to the right hon. gentleman to make a statement upona paper just prisearad to the hones. The SPEAKER said that the right has. gentleman was not out of order, for be was moving that the paper should be laid upns the Wale. He naderatood that it was for the oceveiriosses of the hoses, sod sotto invite dieceamon, that the explanstlos wee made. Sir J. PAICINGTON 1010 to order. The right hon. ration:um fatly enough Have notiosiesterday thistle should lay this minute upon the table, sad that was recorded in the newspapers, bat it did net appear in the votes. It might be desirable that a statement should he made, but it should be aside in such • way as not to admit of answer or debate. Mr. BRUCE had no desire to make soy statement, but simply to lay the minute upon the table. and leave the statement to some other hon. member to make. He under stood that it was not °impotent to him to place say notice upon the paper. The only object he had in view was to meat the wishes of the house sod to explain a matter which wee sot sufficiently explained by the minute. The object of the present orients wee to extend to all schools that concession whiols woe made by the minute of fairish, 1864, to rural schools alono--- I.lciimel FRENCH roes to order, sad complained that no notice had bees l&so of this motion. The SPEAKER—The paper bad bees presented by imon wand, and the right hen. gentleman hod intimated that un less the hones thought It degrade he did not wish to proceed. Sir L. PALK thought it was desirable that no statement should be made to which no boo. member could reply. The SPEAKER—The motion was that the paper should lie on the table, and that did not open the question for debate. Mr. BRUCE said be bad no dads* to raise a debate, and u it was not the unanimous wish of the house that be should make • statement , he would not proceed further. The motion was the* agreed to. SUPPLY—COMILITFFI. On the question that the house go into a committee of supply , THE BRITISH MUSEUM, &c. Mr. GREGORY called attention to the coo litn of the British Museum, the National Gallery, sod the K io easingtoa Museum, the admioistration of which he criticised at some length, declaring that the present arrangements were most defective, owiog to ioefficient management and want of space. If the government would act in accordance with public opinion, and what he believed to be the opinion of the house, in providing proper accommodation, sod placing the administration on • right footing, there was no doubt that the house would be iodised to deal generously is sr siding them to redeem our national collections from the deplorable state in which they now were, and wbi:h was • discredit and reproach to the wealth, the chancier, end the intellectual eminsoceof the country. Mr. 00W PER observed that whoa the National Gallery was built the best arrangements for the exhibitioo of the pieturee were not understood, and it was • very interior building to what any architect of the present t dit o w . ould erect The reams of the delay which bad takers was that there bad been two altern a tives, in favour each of which much was to be said—one was that of enlarging the present building, the other of removing it to soother bite. A suspicion was entertained that some undue Ihd• vantage had been conferred upon the Royal Aca demy, but this he disputed, for it should be re membered that at this moment it was the only large sad cheap exhibition of maimsl pictures, and gave great encouragement to art. Although it might be desirable perhaps to erect • new gallery from the ground, if that were possible, he was glad to adopt the alternative of ex- Media; the present structure and making all the necessary oddities, with such perfection as the state of knowledge on the subject could supply ; sod fortunately the space in the rear was well adapted for the purpose. As to the British Museum sad the public accommodation required there, the formal decision of the trustees was taken on that point is 1862, and be had now in the office of Woods and Works the plea th at was then prepared npos the recommendation of the trustees, and which be thought would adequately meet the requirements of the institution. Mr. - WALPOLE bad hoped to berth a clear declaration of what was intended to be dose with the British Museum, and that the house would have been informed whether it was intended to keep the collections together or to separate them. With regard to the date of that institution, he magnificent collections were so crowded, were so mach added to year by year, and the space was so inadequate for their proper exhibition, that it was not creditable to the country ; but to at tribute this to want of manage meat by the trustees was meet uojust They wen booed to add to the oollectithe is order to make them wet , piste and perfect, and for fifteen years they bad pressed • upon government the necessity of providing better sworn motion ; but Datil there was • response to their applications the trustees as a body were blameless for the inconvenient manner is which the collections were distributed. Space might be found by purchasing the buildingsaround the Museum, and by pulling down the houses as additional epee was required. Having done that, they might reserve the rent of the remainder of the buildings, which would suable I them to pay the interest on the purchase money. The ex• poem would in the end be considerable, but it would be spread over several years, and the pressure on any one year I would be comparatively small. Another tonne was to I have divided the collections into two, putting the art col ' lathiest in one place and the natural history collection in another. His advice, these, was that these proposition; should be laid before the house, its decision taken upon them, and the question be then settled ono* for all. After acme remarks 'rum Sir 0. Bowen and Mr. TISZ, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER justified the course which the government bad taken in Menace' to our great national collections, adding that, except is one instance, they had carried out the slake expressed by the house on every occasion. lo considering the question I of extending the Museum, the two points that presented themselves wets the amount of accommodation required I sad the price per acre to be paid for the Wad. &wording to the opinion of Professor Owen the space necessary for the purposes of the natural history collection alone would be eight acres, whilst it appeared that the seat per acre would be 50,0001. The public, how ever, had sow soother most eligible site, at South Kensington, which bad been purchased with the suction of the house, aid bad cast about 7,0001. an sore ; and the government were negotiating with the trustees ol the British Museum with the object of making arraogemeuts for an extension of the peewit building. Mr. AYRTON deeded that by sanctioniog the purchase cd the lead at Booth Ktheington the house bad in any way approved of the proposal to remove thither any portion of IM collections in the British Museum. Observations were also made by Mr. H. SZTIIOIII4 sad the subject dropped. A question put by Lord NAAS relative to the leasing of the Cornell of Kildare to the Wu Department elicited en explanation from Mr. Peet, which was followed by a die minion in which Lord Duakellin, Colonel Duane, sad Colonel French took part. The house then went into committee pro forma. The committee of ways and means resolution, woes agreed to, authorising the issue of one million of Exchequer Bonds, to be paid off at par within five years. On the home resuming , the Writs Registretioe (Scollead) 'Bill was reed • wood time, the opposition having been first withdraws. Leave was giver to the Miaow Gthenl to bring I. a bill abashing forfeiture for tresses sod felony and making other previsions is veletas theeets THE DUBLIN EXHIBITION. Mr. HENNESSY roes to call the athletics of the house' to the feet that the programme sanstfoned for the opening qf the Dublin Exhibition did not wade any Irish muds. At the first Irish Rehibitioa, bald is Cork is 1852, Lord Wird.= agreed to the programme, sad it ocietaiaai as ode Thai labels arepori - by as Izieksera. sea Math amble I." I ~UJID. it .01 e.t. • iOird coo other oerariooo aerobia much attention to mega. 14 wws ass Io OboA aogolora to soy ibat if "Lard I Wodeboooslord followed his azampba la many pordoolars ha wog sot ban *oboe soww11• Io DA% at tiro Dablin Eabibitkos oporiag. so MA some almond by Dr. &wort woo wortorsod. sod ohotwoolo. Mrs promos of tko Quoins aid Priam Albert. Al the home woo so or trustily thia he would pat oft his =tics miff bLoodoy The theleopeo coned "Order. order," sod attar the eseekleee bed rea eta be °Nutted the bowie, sod then Wag stay esseebere preseet. he, et qoarteritest eight, derkred UNA the home we/ adjoersed to Mooday. NAVAL AND MILITARY. AD111:111721T, MAT 5.....-APPOINTIONI4.—Acting Seeded auClam t. Ambient Presser F. G. arms.,arms.,a, to the /level Wet (eaokbated) T. H. B. Bereeterd. Psomariors.-1. 13. Lee sad 0. Fordham to be kill elms sotisteat eeibseese. PORTSMOUTH, iiAT 5. The General Cauldfield, sailing transport, arrived at Spithesil this morning, from India, with military invalids sad time-expired see. 'Th• former will be treader:Bd to Braley Hospital, and the latter sent to their WSW depots. CHATHAM, Mao 5. ARP.IVAL or THS 17TH IaNCIRS 11,011 Ito charteredteoopshiy Agamemnon, 1,431 toe; Ciptel• N. ldarder, Royal Naval lleeorvF arrived at Gravesend, from Bombay, last evening. having ooh the headquertars of the 17th Lamers, oa the oomple their tine of ear vies is India. The strength of the regiment weskits el 390 sea d ell ranks. 26 women sad 51 &Mao, live oaken' wives sad mon obildrisa, together with the following el& eon. via, Lieutiesant•Ooloriel L. E. Height, Captain 3. Disney 0. Weymouth, J. Ovid* W. Balla, sad B. Chem ,ley Lieutsrmate A. J. Billing, B. T. Goldsworthy, K. B. Abed* O. Ramer, and 3. D. Jeoknon ; Cersele IL H. Mandell. B. Y. Clark, and W. A. Bilis ; Adjutant G. Pamfrett, Riding-master T. Maras, alder Benlwanj and Burgeon J. Kell* ILD. 12 addition to the ath Looms, the Aganiemnoa also broght homes number of lune-expired men and other troop he. looSinit tow let battalioo at the Ist Hayek. The Agamemnon ailed from Bombay ci the Met JON retalld th e Ceps os the 4th March, end touched at St. Helms co the 19th Mush, the voYet• ocesPYiagt&fisi; in oaorgaeaes of light winds and calms. voyage deaths sad two births took they Ora the Steep _bola. landed this afternoon they were eoaveyed by the Leo&si sad ilibury Rearm to Colchester, where they will be quartered. The Agarniganna also linage bone a valuable ono of gums, seeds, and coffee. UNIVERSITY INT'ELLIGENOB. OAMBRIDGE. ][et & Knto's Couto& —Or= Boionnwasun.—The two open adiolatehipe M tbb senses bone Um aoudad so follows :—Bodkin, Kion's OM**, Loudon ; likkeeley, Charlatans* %%001 Them am sae drat open sehoJerehipe at Leto, sad me of the value of 601. a year, with trotket hasp are tenable for four years, and hare boon Owes to two candidates rider 90 years of nee who moat distin guished ilwaiseirm in Um essoliaatio• in mathecootios sod physic'. Snob was the propose], bet *sly the two moor fel candidate presented tNemselves. 01701 W. MAY 5. Beaannoen Coulon —The following gentlemen were Ms day elected scholars of this society, viz. Peter Berkey, from Bristol Gramm: &hoot ; Mr. Robert Heywood Redfern from Baotou School ; Mr. Wiliam 0. Croft', exhibitioner of re lota of Bedford School. Mr. John Look Watson, kom Blund ma ti== Tiviltoe, woe ow the maw day elected et. NAST Semi Ant:oboe Cartwright. of the Groomes Wool. Hoottee, b been elooted to tko moist Doke Kkoletakip st this halLoo RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY. The aisty-sixth annual meeting of this branch of saissioaary enterprise was held at Bleier-ball last evening ; Lord HMIZOWIIT in the chair. The mim were ed by prayer. The emorMary_ (the Cir Pr. read the report, of which the following is an extract Dating the year end* Barth 31,1866. the society bad issued over 300 differeat publications. Of these, 19 were books far adults, 15 were books for youth of both senssald 17 were Ishildrea's books. Sevesty-four tracts Whom in differeet propoytiass, to the various series — drat ty mead, biographical sod narrative, Monthly Mumma aad book and ,bs wise. The remainder raciadd the leisure Hour," the " Son day at Hoene," the " Cottager," " Child's Cozies,* " Tract Naprine,"—pictures sad miscollimeone Gotha& The total curculathe amounted to forty-one re seven hundred and ninety-four th ousand, six hundred and ifty three. The total groats to the British Isles have been 6,385,387 publications, uthroated at 7,3074 la. 3d. The Perk Tact Society had put tato circulation 900,000 Chris tine Absthathe. 289,000 tracts, 1,843 books, and about 120,000 copies of • periodical for the young. The Toulouse Book Society had published a large number of works, some especially suited to the ematroverthe is the Protestant Na timid Charch. These operations and some others had been aided by grants from the Bablion• Tract Society, menet ing to nearly 1,4001. The total receipts of the society for the year amounted to 110,9281., being an increase of 3,1r4 over the previous year and the total expenditure to 109,4794. The bethvolent receipts, exclusive of legacies, IMO 10,2261., and including legacies. 13,3581. The grants bad amounted to 14,626/., so that they bad exceeded the benevolent funds, exclusive of legacies, by 4,437/., and Jae-Mint legacies. by 1,3070 The Causius sad that the society was in fact a wimple. meat of the other missionary enterprises, because it enabled the inhabitants of remote lands to mad in their ow War the Scriptures and the tracts by which :•i f i l :1 1 1 1- truth was illustrated and enforced. • The meeting was addressed by several clergymen and r gentlemeo, sod the proceedings terminated with a collection towards the funds of the society. EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION. Let night, the annual meeting of the friends and subscribers to this association was held at the London Coffee-boom, Ludgete-bW, tinder the presideacy of Kr. HANSI Mourner+, of Mincing-lase, who observed, In °pon ies the pcoossdisp, that the society bad been in operation fo rlB years, and it was instituted for the purpose of re ducing the bows of labour in places of business, • the half-holiday system and the early payment of w wa u rea lgi ll first it had very up-bill work, and far some I years it wee iocumbenxl with debt ; bat more recently it had obtained much sumer sot only in London but also in the provisoes, ms the report now to be submitted would show.—Mr. Henry Walker, ore of the escrstaries, read the document, which supplied some interesting details of what had been accomplished daring the past year. Shopkeepers in most of the leading bonnets thoroughfares of the metropolis had adopted the early closing sad the Saturday half holiday. Lineedrapers, smelters, grocers, obearemongers, and in fact every breech of retail trade, were gradually amiss round to the views advocated by the society. Milliners, dressmaker, and clothiers had also been induced to close their houses earlier, nod although not to the extent that could be wished, the society had been instrumental in diminublog Sunday trading. The isoome of the year, including a balance of 781. ss. 6d. brought forward, had amounted to 9571. 17s. 4d., of which 7934 Us. 3d. wr dmiyed from subscriptions and dossatioes. The income had peeved more than sufficient to meet the demands made on the moiety, sod the expenditure left a Wanes in band of 561. 18a 2d. Oa the motion of Mr. Pines, seconded by Mr. Bur* the report was unanimously adopted. Loral organisation was strongly advocated, and it was urged that a more extensive caravans should be mad* amongst the mallet okapi& vipers. It was stated that five local committessalready misted, and others were in contemplation, with the view of bringing the movement to bear upon low neighbourhoods. The baud of management, the treasurer, auditors, and secretaries were re-elected, sad a vetoer thanks to the chairmen closed the business of the evening. GOVialft mite Iburrxo22oT Iserrrurrow.—The maid meeting of the Weeds sod supporters of this charity was held yesterday at the Henoverequius Rooms ; Mr. T. Hunt ia the chair. Mr. Wash, the secretary, raid the report, which was me of great length, sad of which the fol lowing M en abstract :—" There bad been • considerable in. Orems la the urinal subscriptions during the past year, al wing the moiety was issoonsing more appreciated. The amber el asmilants now ea the fuede wee 122 ; inmates of the asylum, 22; and provident annuitants, 608; making the ebb rumbas receiving the benefits of the charity, 752. The egpliestioes for temporary 'mistime in 1864 had bin 792; mi gnats had been mode to 536, =oting in this wheletn 1,4641. 9s. 3d. The elective nannity un dopartment was b • sstiefactery ocaditioe, and the kb Miss Fryer, of Reading, hod left • legacy ci 3,0003. to made three annuities of 301. mak, the elections to which would take place in November. The total sum now invested by the charity is the Provident Aansities Fund was 248,0001. The Home esatianes to be of great advantage to theme oat of employee's% sad 267 ladies alloyed its ts daneg the pad year. Mad at whom ware provided with *ha lides@ by the aid of the registration department in connexion with the Boom no asylum is much appreciated by its imostes. Daring the mar, anseaget other legacies lime Imo ressived tie Mewing : 7 Frera Mks Fryer, 3,0001. ; hem Mr. John Yarnell, LOOK ; sad hem Wee K. Kw, LOOK The total Masa fel the year bad bees 13,808 k 12a 7d. ; end the expenditure, 13,1901. lb. 2d, ; Mavis; • lobes; of 4111.19 a. bd." Os the media at Mr. sinsisi by IL% &stns. the Mod wee earetai re* essissithm sad for the emu* year min sysidoexei. As index On six annuileste thm tab pica, PRI of ono of 251., end leer et Mi. trob. Ms ix highest Amer received a intudky 31 101. each. CRTIM4II PAincia. 099 !Imam DLL ••-• Maar, lILAT Lk—Miriam as 1.710; IliNe by sum WWI. IN; lead vidir, EVENINGL, t V a lr„, 1, $6& ~~~~ zawmAnakr MEDAL' - Alan& the lord was • very mope me Me mad wM ipite ve to the memo el • Nemaseket " Mot day MtMe =This early hour if ellemeocoment-10.50—Ish Mari or the usual *pietas* of mom* at the rums, which were deserted far the firth by half-past 10 o'clock. A match betwess Troublesome sad Ouneeetioa er r ed tbe presedispi. sad the olds which went laid oa the rotate Amoliteml" mire eke leaded easily. The next event— , tie mitt* for a thormnd mob—ma the most Istereete Ismeron the card., ,The fact that Sidewind was is the trial which esteblislied Helen *oh • hot fsmorite foe the Chester Chip imbibed Ms coated with pert automat. especially to the bock'* 41 Mr. lama's nem The We nt , however laid 2tol ea Mr. Graves's bores ; bat he broke a blood marl alter going abort din. solos. Doyle, however, did not attsmpt to quit him till noolnag the bash*, when be tams right away, sad Jim Goiter soda afterwards dimwits:elle. Preview, who was assely choked with blood, wee led beak to the sailosam. The style in which Sidawind acquitted himself meads per. Gat furore in lleme of KM" and ow of the most promise.* atietlawa lookmakem wildly shouted that he would take fear moat** or fear tlsotaand that Mr. ilasoe woo the peat Itoodee meat. Aft* Fordhem main loaded the American odours ea Sobeidt spirt Kisaboes, tea nom ban wen hoisted far the handy* poiod plate, bat the two favourites ma mooed sad third to Lard Doves,. The Lyon of odds bad ell the best of the bookmaker , la the two sacosediag nom, and Me other ems* which an fay described below aro oaly noticeable for Me extraardisary mom of She 'favourites, sad the Idiom's of tbe lucky Fordham anal hare ben large Mantua, a during =Turmas he rode the wianees at three races sad two motehes. MATCH. 100 sm. each, 16 It Rowley mile. Mr. IL Two Brooder Troublesome, by Huhn , Noble— Tiny, 8 yrs, at 1111 b (fordhant) I Captain Maokiall's Corinestion, I yrs, 7.1 bib (J caimans.) I Besting : 8 to 4 au Troublesome,whe ma& thesouth' at first with • slight Mad, bat Coonestios, after madam us. paeroc aly throughoutv swerved upon entering the porde, and the favourite woo by roar hook* YAWS, 1.000 sew. jBd 1011 mob. Bowletmfi Jackson's th ind. daw by flesadal—Beesse. by I in, Oat 1011 (J. Doyle 1 Mr. Chosen froviedr, 3 yrs. at 10M V. &Ming 2tol ea Pewterer. MATCH, 100 eon. each, h ft. Theerquarters d • ode. Mr. To Breesiesildrishlt, by Neweitamer—theall 3 Mt 1010 (13. Nortthim m l 1 Mr. Basins Gingham 2 meat 610 (J. °Anna, Boding : 6 to 5 as Scheidt liaaritur PLAT, of 1001., foe 3-yrode and upwards. T.Y.O. Mr. 8. Thelloacues Lord Douglas, by Clang—Cher= yes, Ist alb Mi. H. Angell's Lowville, yrs, Bst 11.1 b Players) Lord Winmonland's dela, yn, Est 1011)....(Neartheld) 3 The following also rae Dawdle, Laity Stu, GUM*, Clairvoyants, Lyra, The Tamer. &mum : I to 1 opt Orloff, 5 to 2 apt Leoville, 6 to 1 eget Dawdle, 10 to 1 amok stet lord Douglas, Lyra. Lucky bur, mid The Turner, sad 100 to 8 apt Clairvoyant*. SWINPSTAZIA of 10 soy* tub, for 2 sad 3-yr-olde ; fuse sad pidiap allowed 31b; the winner to be sold for 50 soya. T.Y.C. (3 subs.) Mr. Ten Groeck's Binges, by Newialaster—.l swiss, S yrs, est liih (torihan) 1 Captain *Milan Raman, t yre, Ml 1011.. (A. Gdwartis) Bodin : 3 to 1 cia Blew* Tim 141WHAZILIP &PAW, a subseriptica d 50 love. sash, b ft, for 3-yr.olde ; mita, lie 101 b; lulu, let bib' the whim of the 2,000 guineas 7lb extra. D. M. (17 sobs.) Data of Beegtorrs Koenig, by Trumpster—Mayday, lid thib (Bodnar') 1 Sir Joseph Gawky@ l'be Weyer, Bs4 10th. . (Welis) Bottum : 4to 1 osi Korai., who led all this way, aid quitting t half way up the coeds, wen ia a mates by four leog s. A HANDICAP liwurstuxes of 10 son. each for 3 sad and 4.yr.olds. D.M. (7 subs.) Mr. Ten Groeck's (Scheldt, tyre, est 11b.... (J. Orlin:haw) 1 Mr. W. Mania's n ardor, 4 yrs, Pt 101 h (8. Adams) 14141 Woloomilad's Bann* lyre, Oddb (11eartheld) Besting: 11 to 8 apt Worrier, 9 to 4 apt Berardi, sad b to 2 agst Scheldt. A SweAriftwora of 10 AM. emit ; for 3.ypolds and up wards; Ms wiliest to be sold for 100 sov* if demanded, /e.• r eaters& to be sold for 501., allowed 711; if for 251., 1.21 b. T.Y.O. (7 mho roodr' ) Mr. K. Ten bis, Dingus, 3 yrs (160.), 711 10M carded Tet 111 b) (lordham) 1 Captain Mashell's Trim, 3 yrs Ma), 7st 10Ib ..(Mordan) 2 Lord W estmoreland ' s Sentinel. 11 yn (261.), 7st 101 b ( Morris) S The following also ran:—Vallde, Thais, and c by lillsabocoulth- Bomar : 2 to 1 agmßiregue, 4 to 1 midi apt Thois rod Beat**, sad 5 to 1 spt Truss. liana : 1501. First half et Ab. M. Mr. Barile's La Mechanic, by Furnorg—Tnislata. 3 yrs. 121 b (Aideroty 1 Dir J. liswin's CarYoPhYlills, 1 Ps. tat 10th (Wdlsl 2 Batting : 6 to 4 oa La laselmate. who mole all the tuning sad woo by half a Isegtb. A HANDICAP PLATA of 1001., added to a sweepstakes of 15 sow. each, 10 h ; for 3inotda sad upwards. Aotastst mile. (19 gabs.) Mr. Henry's Dinned, by Hesperus—lloinedia, t yrs, 1 7st 71b (Deacon) Mr. liodsman's vixen, 3 pa, fat 711 masses held) I Mr. Inland's 81llrmhh, 3 yn, fist (car 6st Sib J. Orinubaw) The following also son: Greenland. Menace, bliss Gowen, and Lady Valentine. Betting : 5 to 2 each apt homed and Skirmish, 5 to 1 apt Tha Min Bowser colt, 6 to 1 east Vireo, 100 to 15 apt Lady Valentine, and 8 to 1 apt Menem. MATVII : WO, It ft Yu* half of Ab. M. Mr. John K. Predn's Conservative, by the Prime Minister. 2 yrs Lad Uxbridge's Undone (dead) r yrs Pad. LATEST BETTING Cho T=B CUP. 6to 2 apt Helen (nl, 3to 100 to 8 mist Hightlyer's dam 1 t) colt (t) 9to 1 Ackworth (I) 1 1000 to la Macbeth (t) It to 1 Lion (t) 1000 to 10 Btherriod MC) 12 to 1 Victorious (1) 1 int) to 6 Gallup (t) DEADY. 7to 1 apt Gladiateur (off) I ato I apt Oppresoor (off) Bto 1 Arehlmedea it) 33 to 1 Kangaroo (t) Bto I Duke (off) 4O to 1 Bedminster (lit 12 to 1 Gradalbans off) 18 to 1 Groomielaw (t) 60 to 1 Hang (t) DILBAY, 18. 8. 1,000 to 00 apt King lial (t and off) BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—NELDAT. CILIBTICIL CUP. 7to I Mat Sam (I) l aoto 1 apt Nuneaton (off) to 1 Ashworth (off) 40 to 1 Wandering yin. 100 to 6 La Toueques I aril N (off, t4oto 1) I DIRBY. 6to 1 apt Gladiateur (off) 166 to 1 apt Christman Carol Bto 1 The Duke (off) It 600 to 12 (t) BETTING AT THE VICTOI CHESTIL 109 to 30 opt Hel tol en (of, t 4 9to 1 Ackworth (off) 100 to 8 Lton (off) 100 to 3 High9y colt (cfeesdazo ) CLUB.—FamAy, S p.m. CUP. 16 to 1 agst Gratitude (0 20 to 1 Mostiaalsealilly (od 1 25 too 26 to 1 Grinder (off) 300 to 10 —. The Bzeuerledn ___33 to I Chocolate (t) 7 to 1 apt OladB toiloteur t); 8 to 1 Tim Doko(t sad ti to 1 Arohlmodesodt, t to 11 9 to it Wild Crtutoy (od, 10 to I n 100 to 8 agst Breadalbane(ot 1100 to 7) 100 to a Lowdowu (oer, tto 1) 40 W 1 Sedrainsta. (w) 40 to 1 Kan* )w) --- TBUOTINES will be open this day (Saturday) for settling on the Newmarket week sad ooinpering on the Chester Cap. An erraugentent bee been made for opening the subscription room at 12 on Monday to suable gentlemen to complete their settling and leave town by the early afternoon tains on Monday evening for Chester. Tin ROAD MIIIIDEL—A correspondent, writing from Trowbridge yesterday, Bays that Constance Resat haa, Rime her committal, and in the presence of Mr. Rodway, the solicitor ,to the family, asserted to her father that she obtained possession of the nightdress which was found in , the flue and was afterward' 'siring, and burned it is her badman. When her father west to Bas her at the gaol she waii writing, but on his eatrame abs roes and met him I kindly, but afterwards buret into tears. She wee sinking, but her father might bee to his arms She also stated that the wound in the side of the deceased child was indicted by bar with her father's MOT. and in thrusting the deadly Leto the body she endeavoured to implaat it in l e :reart. The interview wee of a most painful character, but the prisoner was more composed than her father. Oa parting eke embraced him, and persisted that the mores ; she bad adopted was due to him and her God. A LADY OumAolD ilt A CAL—The following c en Salf plement elory is beim inquired into by the J e nne •.-012 Tuesday maim, • youag la named Mary Jam Lees, daughter of Mr. John Lees, b rew er, of Too" enpged a cab at Sale Moor, to mover her to Maziebeeter. The cab was driven by a salt named Jobe Thomas Masten, is the employment of Mr. Abel Umlaut, Sale. Al sterile; Mouton was socompasied ea the box by another maxi, who remained them dux* the Journey. laateed of taklag the direct route, Mouton took the cab mond by Wl= Ma. and throe& • number of by Mom At Manton gal off the box, leasing hi oespeaion to drive, arid "stared the cab, where be attempted to commit a brutal moult on MIAs Lose. Whorl near Withiogton her scream IMO heard by some persons in the neighbourhood. who ! came to bar assistance and took the two fellows Late nor tody. The lady was then much exhausted by the Area* end Mantes's lady bare tams of the desperate realetemo I abs bad sods Oa Wedomday both the prison= wen telegbt up at the New Dailey, when Muntos's ompasien was seat to prison foe 14 days far being drsak bedew of the imp, Mantes himself being reminded for the attend asap of the lady to presmate an a more serious (harp.— Menderter Bromism. . Du Barry's i;lelietches health restoring Revalesta Affilot Deed Mu, witboot lood/obso or IroovestomeLA. • gr epom foffPolLlDl. DoZ tz Aollows. Comotplkot ifilll.ollo. Low, sod Monde —em' 'sa seed WV= Wit Mews is Meer remeffee. sue earei • •Eiraday.—aa hotly cad Os. No. IT, feeenteirost, Dad", W Is this. of sid.; us. f.aa. IffL, lard—et LAsr EIGHT'S GAZII2I% (WON OM 110110701111 AID mars= polorio 'LAaITO Es PRIAM= AT TIM 0/1101 Cl Till 011111 oionirlao. cane or 502123072 1 22. 11AMos14ldelrioar.1 sairiSurre. Imre Tang Grown* Pernyara haft &Mir 22 112 2 . . reader May lb, at L Mrs= Warms, gra ladroced, lbashoe" Mr at Damn Saaar, gad Chareheow„ Marries% erase{ roam May 16, at 1. lolls Lora, Southampton, liantanant In the Stafford militia. May la, at 1. MICIIMID LUC Bubo, Bear•agry, and Yenhapeoetralt. Freer, Mr 16. at 1 CARATAMA, Quarareed, Bloke hewing{{., 1. Join R ll. in Mean, Mary-plaoe, Barapateadwead, cab &bet. May 11, al 11 GOMM Paw, Brandon•road, Islington, fat welter, May 17, at 11. HaiIALLEM. Wiewtreet, Bone, working Jeweller, May IS, at I. TIMMY oriozow., Ashler& Heist, tailor, May IS, at It Hari ClATT.Blebasond-rd.,Haeleney,wershonansan,MayllLatlL Haar WataAs WAnas, 1111thrnolt, Mann/slum litiMst 4 Som ,- man, May 26. a u. °soma pimp girmurb„ Laverwtreet, Bt. Luke's. grallaMiwatir, May IS, silt AIM CAILMINT=I, Croment.tetrars, 11111 beak, aterlider 11 the Crows-ear al the HOW of Lorda. May 11. at It GOMM Mom Cherie, pare, Werawereepeve, begirt, Iffal eb at It MDWAILD °onto, graarreb, Old geabread, poor, May 14 at L Jamie Thous MAIM, Ca/Ws-read Seer, 31.11 e Sad. irk la a arnrepar °Moe, May SL at IL Jong Mutat Latot,_Stratlerd=„ se. . a4 begder Mat t ll t r a t WILLIAM Mali MAOISM, Amu, agent, May 16, at t limattian Zmirort, lrederletelrest, CaLedasMaread, carman, Mal It. al. JOHN Mats, Pop.'.-DM, &dwell, horse dasJor, May lA, at CHAU= Mar, Sydney terrace, Urprowl, garb Bow, err. merehi dart, May 14. at S. MAWR= Orrr, Mpraretrert, Cloterirda, oaf =Per, May 21, at 11. Lung HOLrlas, oaWbary, !Moodie's/4 May M. at IL Jolla KMOWIT, Oreateeorgewtreet, Bermondsey, leather darer, May 21, at 11. loam Murat sad MILLI MMUS, Wolvalumapton, drapers (J. Morris also IA 822/21274111,050ff0rd21...dr0p020122 to As 12. viaLus nATWOOP, Mayers 1111drete, etsffordabre, farmer, May 16. id 12. JosIAR PSTORIM. Airs-road, Cantseer....- cd ma tee...... ea imodwiloll, May 16, at 11. HMV HARln ta Clie m iterhars. grocer, My l7, It 11. WOMB BATR, , Wiltshire. draper. May 17, at It. Jour! WM, Leighton, Cheshire, mankat, May 10, MIL LAURA IlemsMlTte, tattoo, Meehha, spinster. Mar 18. at U. TROILUS BOTTon, L 00111n1W11012 merchant. May 15.411. Mozatwaffn Tooze totalinotta,Lberpool,printer,lia,v 15, MIL 011/71T1 W Anglia; farmer. MO IS. at 11 . WAILS 1090 5,=ern agent, May 17. at 11. ABRAHAM TlKlhra, Todroordeu, cotton tames. M+l l7, at it. Ronal!) YAM Manchester, money lICTIVOOK. May 21, st It WILLIAM Bela, Manchester, sestina% to an oyster deal 1. May le, at It. 7011111, Rueholme, near Manchester, wombed. spa, May IA at It WILLIAM Lein sad WOOD GROOM 112171001, Mouslissesr, 01l merchant; May 18. at 11. Jolter 811011TRWAV1. Sunderland, wharibiga, May 19 at 11. WILLIAM BOWNlMAlM,Penrith,Ctatictlsad,balldsr,tl9. ant MARI Waarimer, Birmingham. selopstras, May 12, 10. BZMIANIe 81110, DirtninghanLiron tubs manniactr., _MMII.I I I IO . Jost Slog lABlnaingbanjourneystan lamp marital 21,st 10. Jowl Sant Kinpicaupon•Bull, chair raker, May 16, at It Mariam Taman Taseirot. Ifingsten-uPan-Holl, ship broker. May 7, M IL aspen Mooirran FAINER, Clifford-cambers, Oloticestashia, heartsease 'Napa, May It at 11. I WILLIAM 00001 , North Upham, Norfolk, tailor, May 17, at 11. 1191112 HORT, Derby, cosembrion agent. May 18. at 17. 1 Joan WILLIAM Wza, Derby, railway clerk, May I St at La EMMA" CAIRWRISMT, Derby, beer nesanf., May lit st IL Oman Wsmunerat. Dwb7 WM 19 . at IL RoWIST RAU. Desal i t t.. ter, ay 19, at It Jona Toturace. , innkeeper. May LI, at 11. [DM Ildra, Matthaei.. Joie= 16, at 10. WILLLUI WIDTKRiAD, Shefeald, grocer, May 26, at 1. GIORGI latizal, Wait Dena, Gloacestashbe, contractor, May te, at IL WILLIAM fersswAY.lfuoclestene,Stafforddt,farmer,Ms 17. st 10. Wu.tram Really CROYJJ.L. Antony, Cornwal, In her Makatja Navy, May 17, at 11. WILLIAM RILL, Dsvonwt, master =tourer, May IT, at 11. JOEIILWAnD23I, On -atl flumes, potato dealer. May td,st U. 011.511412 Coons, Pontypool, ebbs dealer, May 16. at 11. TRONAs lamison, Middleton, Darharn.w . ,: er ay ID, MIL JANIS PlKact, Plintshireay Ad 11. :Mu CUR; Bristol schoolmaster, May 9, at It 105110 UMBEL, Dudley. licensed victualer. May* at 11. Thomas Blom J Amid N ronowser,Uverpootbuteher,titteM. IL FIRDIRICK RATLar Wllaos, Uverol, bootmaker,May 7, et S. JOHN Cisal. Rochdale, wodieri sla bber, May 18, at 11. RALPH Bannon, Batertey, Saffordsh., labourer, May 10, at le. WILLIAM HISOOCIL. Nowcestlesipon.Tyne, beerbosise keeper. Nag 20,a le. EDWARD ILARnoill, Canterbury. May 17, at 10. Baceisai Wept:acre; W sWagberongh, shoemater,Yayl7,at U. Dann BILDT fliorson, Great Grimsby, bootmaksr,May 19,st 11. Janie Else, Bideford. Davos:air; china dealer . May re. at 11. loan IMPPIIIS Team, Itaithhall, Norfolk, Amer, Maya, at IL Maar lover Transco'', Ourawall. wheelwright, May IL at 11. [logo Haar 7101119, Middlesborough, tailor, May 17, at 101._ I Omar lerattroo,Southlamsall,Torkelt..abonrerilalikatlL lawn WALIM. Whitwell, Ratlandshire, baker, Ma 1.5, at S. Taoism WiLtrAnsoa, Peterborough. tailor, May It, at It. Witi.Lut Tot; s. Dunster, Somasstehire, district highway surveyor, May 114 'AST at 10. ITAMINATIODS. June 8. W. Millar, Jubileeetreet. Mlle End Old Town. chandhreehop keeper-Jane l& P. Rogers, Low. r Marsh, Lambeth, and Laden-waif, City. cbseestanger -Jae S. G. Ballard, Wilderoesnrow, aerkenwell, cabbie maker-June I. tloyd, itabeizest, Shateditch, ilasasfrapar-Jane S. J. Jones, Merthyr Tydat, draw-June S. A Mora Peek, moat- Jun* & H. G. Baskin, Markass, corn factor-Jane 16 - L Clarke, Pete rborough , cattle dealer-June 18. J. Area, Wil -1 ham-street, Leon-grove. late beerhonse keeper-June 16. E. [ Brett, gdwardatrest Cskodonlan-road, football maker - hum I& H. Tyler, Tarlac-pas; Wahrorth, builder-Dins It J. We p t, Nigh Barak liorabire, dairyman - June 16. Dams Beaton. Lower 7Mtenham, Mike-June 18. W. Boatall, shipbroker-June 7. G. Power; Was brooicla, tailor-Jou 12. R. M. Bayby. Abbots Amby, Easffordshire, VOCIT-.1111111 It L Glover Pmtlo, Iltsflehße coal m u ter - lase 1. Y. Reed, Middlesloorougl, Yorkshire-4am I. W. Laity, lamb, amountant's clerk -Jens 1. W. F. licowby, Wakefield, Park shim wine merchant-Juns 1. H. Hass and R. Boom Bead ford, waste dealers- May 19. H. W. Jenkins. Magas, Da blghhlre. gentleman-May It W. Halstead, W eathire, cotton maufactaser-May It J. Con:7=l3lmA burn, general dealer-My ft J. Alusemegh, Wigan, Lancashire, blican-May 29. 8. Ramer and J. Parttime.; Ramabottem, L°cuhire, manufacturers-May M. H. Brodie Manchester, manufacturer -May 19. T. Charlton, Sunderland, ship chandler -May 25. J. Wibon. Windermere, Westmoreland-My 26. W. A. hillinghani, Wition.park, Durham, plate shearer at boa works -June 18. J. Candace, Sunderiand, timber merehmet- May Bamford. Helper, Derbyshire, Journeyman mason - Kay 22. J. locker, Deity, tialationger-May 21. C. Meals, Diary, comudation agent-May 22. T. Higginbottom. Gideon, groar-May 8 I Labours, Derby, dyer-Kay I& TI- W. Pttaeld , Haut limeashire, mechanic-June 19. Mary Peed, Whittleary, Cam widow-May 24. J. Hughes, Llanuwehllyn-May M. G. son, Sealing, Norfolk, dealer in fruit - May It I Boo; Banda, Norfolk, groom-Jane 7. C. Mundt°, Northampton. machine boot top elver-Jane W. B. Jones, Ashley. Staffordshire, toolmaker-May 24. W. Gates, Wythop, Cumberland, miller-May 19. W. Banding, Swinderby, Lincolnshire, farmer-May U. J Si . m N. Lskeman, Plymouth, con , mercial traveller- M. T. Mist fitosehans, Deca shire, unith-May Kay IL Wvttes. FlTnlctith, furniture broker -May 14. J. D. Williams, Plymouth, ludrdrainsr-MST 24. T. Buckler, Devonport, blacksmith-May 26. W. cer, Wellington, Herstordshire. farm bailiff-May 17 ro. Allen, Whitstable, Kent, tailor-May 16. D. Davies Merthyr Tydfil, cabinet makte-May 15. G. Green, Oslosboroagh, was -Ma l& J. Bath, Great °Araby, Uneanshirs, Joiner-May [ 23. J. Williams, Masten, Monmouthabire, tailor-May It J. Sydenhom, Newport, Moomouthatire, saddler-May It O. Richards, Maeda, Monmouthshire, hatcher-June It A. Jor dan, Ow.. dUfsith, Monmatitsare, shoemaker-May 24. 8. Rose, Abtnger, Surrey-June 6. R. Knight, UM Dean, Gloacestersfilm, collier-May It D. Brays, Merthyr Tydfil, Gbasorganadre, emit& BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. April U. JIM= Moos, Enseacourt. City, couindation spat DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. THOMAS WOODCOCK Wain's, Great Donmow. Elam treumougee -Ist dividend of It IV.. May 10. and following Wednesday, at Parkas's . Baiduilletreet. mew BRIUMAS. Lestanhallarest, watch manufacturer-lit dividend of M., May 10, and following Wednesday, at Par • s, Barhi ghall-str eet. DIMAS PAULOW, Royal-bill. Bayswater, botcher-Ist dividend of Us. led., May 10, and following Wednesday, at rartynes, Besinehail-street. BlissAan .1081111 AIniMIARN, Ludenhalletreet. merchant-Ist dividend of Is. Md., May 10, and following Wednesday, at Parkyas, Baal Gana Luria an 4areaS sllaa Boston, Great New-street, Fetter. lane printers-Ist dividend of Is. 6d., May 10, and following Wainesay, at Parkas% KasinAlmilstreet. Janne BonitML, Ilsigham, Norman, Horsehair reaneschwer -Ist dividend of Is. 7d., May 10, and following Wednesday, at Party - m. 4, 10 Basio=:rect. 0101 RICHARD Kinagateetreet, house decorator-Ist dividend of It 30. y 10, and following Wednesday , at Par. hay's, tarktilhal l4oooo - Tilotim Wag. and 7110Ma5 10011901, fitratiord-open-Aron. druggis4-1A dividend of be. id., any Thursday, at Slaartas. Birnuogbam. ROMA? BAroll, Hereford, plumber-lot dividend of to. 241., any Tharsday. at Kinnear's, Birmingham. TIOMII ALL (separate estate), Stratford-upon-Aro; drimitst -14 dividend or 17s. id., any Thursday. at Kinsears, Iftr mingbant Davin I. tame; Rugby Warwickshire., dealer la Octane - Ist dividend of is. 6d., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Bar mingbare. Ails IIARIA Resign and Alma Batumi. Birmingham, metal dealers-la dividend se In Id. (en new prate osly), any Thursday, M Klanserh, Bbselsgbant. lons Osurazus, Wolverhampton, timer-Ist dividend of Ss 4id., any Thmiday. at Kinnears, Birmingham. Pins WorToll Hunch. Newcastle-upon-Tree, merchant-Ist dividend of Is. Nil., any Saturday, at Uhlman* Newman*. upon-Tyne. BOSH ARMIMIDK, Banaston, near Sunderland. farmer- lit divi dend al Md.. say Satrday, at Latham* Naccaailwares. Trio. ANNUM 0110101 Ron= snd Base 500na, and Neweastaapoo- Low Walker, manufacturers of deedsdeeds elksti-Did 1 ' 1: M ama of Sid. On addition to Is. lid. previously any Saturday, at lakoaniV mur fewertla spon-Tyas. May SI. H. Blinkbara, Boutbantptan, groom-Kay Chapman, Fountain-mart, Chapatis, conead n mio agant-May 21. A. J. Lermuth, Thornton-place, Tat-street Portamees= riding master - May SO. J. Strectisis, Reighism, G. Do= th. Coarry tio r him sratwoker -1111711 6 5 1/ T. _A. G. W- illingtea. Ran doctor In mmlidae-May It T. A. Tartar. illasinghass, currier-Ma, It Pla tob j 6 l= Helloway, dark-May Lt. W. Pritchard, Daby, Ma U. J. Bird and G. Woking, Loughborough. Lakesstashirr elastic web emandsotimare-May 1& G. ileteastb, Glamorpsakkit precut-My le. O. 1. Ma* Iteestocr i e ct i c . rellst--Jons IL J. I.4pas, Babarghem Isla sad Lanamils; sotto° sesnaaaaroP.-Inas L J. B. Mut. Callomptan. Dammam aphasiac -Map 17. D. Palegewa Think, gelehr-Ilay 27. G. Getty, Desanioallea. Idieeftaff shire, Jouisr-May W. W. Psdar, lartsarmeTtent, lrooltmobst -May 27. t Da" hmakeepor- Hal J. Ackley, lartasea lli = l iss ik ar r i l rkf A limey, Deste•- ou-Trenh halahar-Vtli Treat, -May A . J. iledella, Imiler-KegV. 4 7. Brown Boaanandalfeamajig. 27. G. Z. Ilaskaragraso 1Na1 =12: 311 1.7.7. Tama aed . ?A im l a lio n =yread, L D em = Rent, and amt. district manager PAIITIIIIIIBOI2 DIBOOLVID. A. golds and J. Lases, dzsdldrd, 1. he. s yy and G . =head, cootractova—j. SO, set T. gook d, morehasis—T. %oath., W Morias. DOA, B.lNaWs, Proisa, costal egiamos—g. lid sod W. NOW W• segos s oi l rsw. Doom olisseks—J. s. sad Ame , s Woo nog J. 11 — " los* —D. Lg. X. !Wog, aid W. Mak 1.. , mad Co.), Ilvarpog ; gad R . M ai rai i‘ IS Ma1 1 60. 11. 121:rate7 . 1. 1153“ ' Uhi go iv % n1611111=7"11:=4;41. G. and T. grgmbessoss, loasaddre oleo Isis. a cti. lisichitz, Isesvoid. Ulm taribir;. OCCa sad C. Stumm, csd loosseilio, Dos ItosOlsrs—J. H. ClLltso sad 11. , sikessys—J. floors sad J. Iwo" MOO Iremailree—J. Dodd and 37 1. giro mosoOstarors—D. Stenos sad J. mew 10181 P MI, err lisbalsth, Yorkshire. amp deassa-11. WDr and C. Addlai, Blue As 2 thor-road, I Dolsr . J. N. Bhe.ve, sod Wes cook sad L restos, mom.. wry. rz 1 I C ft ad, elk onnoisetonso—g. go. solos, A. 0. Ororkor. sad C. Towrosod. BoodOas, plio,lw deals. as Or r terAa O. tossosol— Hoy* J. gigssrook awl J. H.staa. InnmaMra. cages sr ashmeorses. so Os ss nNsrds J. Esstoo—J. Dries; sroo om sad 0. Isom records 0. loon i t i Ci Worso cit t i . r N_ _ w D. Norton. Wick, Mad, Wks goodissisrars—J• MO sad An Disk =sad aspen—A. Yolked, sad J. sok Cou whoirrobi poors— R. W. GelSt Corilk . Goodin., V. gool Worma, and looks, Dud IMO Dodos sag R. Dridgmarth. agrogsWes, leasto=ut: Orono= sad Co.. sod lsogook onassoo, s h t as regards D. Disoioold. 111007C11114111111111ATIONS. iIAXANDEII 01011011. 01111601 a, provision Oslo, Mg a i s e. Yforang AsA. Joao MAIL UMW. GialiaWs inaidaaaa• May 11. ld Os nolo ask Jong Los t Edinburgh, Sob's** ressuisctosr. NAMd I re and rarnbalra Dooms. Edinburgh. MARKETS. SUGAlL—Bsamot, NAT s.—Time is esiber r .* ibilry is *be ansicsk sad piing' sirs loom. 114144 soppi an quiet, sad 3d. pa cwt. lowa. TALLOW.-71 1 IDAT assail was tia.daw. Bost, assw. 40. 641.; old. 40s. ; Jana, tea 9L; Oolsbar to Ihossabar, 41s. 9d. to 429; Neetabe tab. 43 .3d. to Hr. 6d. Tows tallow, 3014 9d. not cash. At Gi bastions of 468 oaks dread, 197 sold. Australis ask 49,. 6d. to 40a. 9d. ; bog, Ms. to 395. ; Nor% Asa* 40s. to 40a. 611. good to 6ae, to 39a. laszlor ; Bosti las. note. 41s. isssialeas. tw at oft wadi !arty ppm./ at saatioso--0 ; 3 . 4 . lhis moatlas psiaapt L 6d. las la Oskar for dr r ; keg el at 36a. to ma ea. GM 9a Ns. Matta dad low. Palo at 365. 6L gad laps, sad 345. 6d. Lam. Pala 41, 30a. corICON.-12 , 10 , 00i. KAT s.—Dotter bse taw a pod derasad threshold the week by the trade es wdl es export" bat boilers have offered their sleeks , there bee bees Ws ealmatios het week. Ma bee fags 9d. psr lb., with so haproved leapitY. hanks hap hew taped regret porthrierly foe Wont, bads* the lest tire Ars Ire del el ers, ead reel risk id. her, bet week. b Is ees ßrasil hip weirs' res iss nab, bat holders seadomed tiase to supply the rubs ray freely. sad prior with a deer el id. to Is Baptise sa extessive bores bee lass Doss • but prier w bwlf wartria• gm*. Kolar la p od Yogurt, sad whirr materiel amp a wise la Feat India a steady bermes hes tees trawsted ; listab l e gualithe, hors their wereity,rararehg China sad Jaren tin ue is heW degrad e sad ad = re rsa prise bare bra con rid. firealatore his tare deer the week, 4,900 beta ; sopesien, 18.890 Wee ; sad the Inda 36,900 bides. We bare bed dull market today, fed pr. rally a tura lower. The as are 8.000 bales, al OM 3,000 ere for export sad ernalatioa. The followlri official quotations 2—Fair Brahma I7d. ; =kin% , trans' YAW, 14id. ; Uploads, 16d. ; • 001pterOOODset IL—KANCIMINTIM, NAT s.—The nerd for u yarns bee been rather quieter today, bra ries have bees its, 'sinners being deeply sari corset A few spinners WIN bed not odd rise they had se op porosity et full ries would now taken shade Ism tier they would bar arepted is Tuesday. Is base nub yarns the ardor Is very quit, sod though prises emir* meetly ee or Tuesday, stall the tons at this trails dls market ie rather easier. For clothe siaos Tries we bre bed less Inquiry, sod there bre Mee s =t o deermses et briars. lisanhieterem ben re ensined tolerably inn, as Use is ed meek anxiety to erl, and but little pressars d clolk es de market. Spray time bee her ea remedisily mor mown of burner. The lea sorry, lamer, of here I to operate bas loss miry marked. sad prose am rilidy rough soarosly quotably, lover thee w Tredsy. small orders tor or* bar bra visor at priers retberb favour of the buyer. For Weiser it bus almost Meg bleak day. A merry of the creditors of Hews. and Sons, wieners end maesfectarses. Somentrt, w ball si the Omer* Heir, Masebester, 'hie maritp, ore b. Cooper, the solicitor, stated that tbe Writhe an 280,0001. and the erste wear estimated at shoat MA He east= that some very breowsot artecrats W he pc The meeting was adjourned to Thusly next, whim • composition ie to be offered. 0011N.—C4m.uniona, MAT s.—The weather hie beam wormier, with a few showier, but Dot monk et preset do mask good ; the wheats au the light lands are What from drought, and look thin on th e gronud. There elm moderate supply of wheat at market today, sad • advanos of ls. was estabbshed on the week for best doer Was ; red, 40a. to 425. ; white, 4Rs to 48s. Beene tally • dear, sad very mane. LINCOLX, MAT 4.—we bare bad slam supply of what sad the market elated slow at 6 d. to le. per or. alums Mats, 395. to 420. ; white, 435. to 41e. Emig, 30s. to 36. Oats, Me. to Vs. Beans. 425. to 44.. COALll.—Losnxis, WAY s.—By4ses Baas Ws! W. . 16a. 6d. ; Walls Fad BraddyUs HAW% 161. ; od Haswell. 17s. Bd. ; Walls Ed Haab" lis 44.; Walls Mad BMWs Lyons, 14s. 9d. ; Walls lad BNB& Hatton, 15s. 9d. • Walls Sod South Hstisa. Was BEd T 11014654 141. 9d. ; Walls Zod Walls Rod K•llos, 164 . 9 d. ; Walls Fad 17 4 . ; Corsi Duffrys Maltase, 29a-96ips soisk ; said. 28. TRAITIO RETURNS. ewe. ree. mew VOL OK 1111114/22n. ere& warn. ibtaika. VOL WA Week wetlne Aprll U. d A . Northern ♦ a cased. ... • ee $BO 1,116 MU l e n. week ending Aprll U. London, Tilbury. ac... . 1,429 U 7 1•9 63 1 . 417 Week ending April 91. Dellsot and N. Counties te 966 1. 061 7 . 274 1 Umertek and Seale lll2 ISt 911 __ Limerick and Formes— 107 69 10 Mij , _ Londonderry & Oelendne tit 197 061 In Wetertord end Illineny 1116 164 $9l 916 Weterford sad Limit* 77 ea Lon 1, 110 ull Week ending A9:11 211 Delidee kaateenJunellan 111 1411 to 161 1 4 North Banters me Kea 43,106 97, 627 Week wells Apell 99 %Mit and Cennly Down 49 IN 111 1111 / 72 Bristol and inater U 007 12, 611 Caledonian [out Coast LoA, Chat., and Dover 221 4,92$ 9 17 COO •#•• Unadanter. eon& Juno. tem. & eion •• • • 1.619 470 1 . 449 12$ Idertn aisomv. if.. cd LC. aD. 111 AM lee Leo I" Nora lir Ink and Ddb ben& and Glasgow Scottish Central...... -.. 111 2.016 2,749 6.772 [Advertisement. j—noiLowAs's Pius.-17nost ally hot iresibir to the owner months Is eta proatews unplesaant comanaeioes to many. The tior, ties sines" Ns bowels, to rob ems ma, more or lot soloist/ allo" N that the natives of Ingland ars, at seasois. leg woe ed the ithiordera whisk ranos ion (Wait* cannot have a more pewees' insithe that Itellowaes catenated Mb. They cool aid parity Os Nook aad Mar Oho eyes= los WA to any sort of Inegessity or. who a' D meant. they abate It. took mei et MO lelt i r il a It. Dysentim hillousolot acidity of tie aebe. sad ibty boos disappear helm =1 Shoe edie obis PiDa. BIRTHS, KARRIAOI23, AND MATHS. BIRTH& 7106 T—We at Woottiweihocee, iteareebreoh. Tam. 0 'rife of A. J . ?TOM. Of • SOIL ZUMPIIII2`4III4I3, me Dettaseris, the wife of W. How.' D. oft strealber. tit vaid ..a:4[4V , — 0 , Y. & lame. ef l* : c = "ILIA" IXIS- 1W S. ai it/num-wawa 110100. Notes. the trite al the Bev. H. BeveU-erealt. 01 I _ ,lll l, VILY—Mar 41„ at Speocer-vtlba, Wad the In. "` C. Neb. In., ars dayhter. MARRIAGE& DELL—TIMTLL-147 6, at All Web' Clards i llp su r:llt . by es ism O. ZARB, Dell lux., Xsts., et lo 8.4.464 ad the We I. Imp* d edema. poodaft rturanacc—aointsox.—md 4, Jessa's ChM" P4ilNbOes, by tlis ler. T. D. lasseto• T. TD4Darick. IL D. iitM44s-, to Agues &tit* dined" ' l2 I Ws W. Doloaus, a Tottenham. ALLI4S-14111010. 4, all the pstimb thuds oil St Mosta& by the . llathews, J. W. 1i.„,„„..n LIRA. We el tie Owiesaassat Topographical SUIT_ nlaWal &BOW Z. , Delog"."' 111011 S. c. S wattusat.—xsy 11. ai Wimps,4sesses. agasiha l • liaisSiss. K.D.. deal R. sisS St itsiTTLL.—Mwe S, al 410=...=1. jo so, STIZT.—/X, as IL 4 4 In"ralnalli b: 4 7. l"74 l:. 1. A8141".81116.4 1•47 .6441111141164141.141 10 SO. Imkeig""ll74P9ldr. 11"1":". PARMA ird Monied Maw= 1p TA prodmt ot , UMW; MU SA XLA (. 1 •-/ =,~---_ BOP • g 1 11111 1 NA ensibs anal • r ho WNW I.llg Si I EX tomb - Mill .1111j2irg: OPIRLA3 ATINVY SOMPAKT soi a l ; l e rtarldt: =Mt lb INN Ow Jim ; or Orlsoti STEAM sad MAL J. SMITE, will ran rookie/ Loading st Ai 112114110, &w. aPP pow III to pood-laaw. ILC 1211.1 din .IL., wick. Brat dew will be &Vat ..t my 'weather law pesemiers lam Wks* Loa& :0 1 r4 Ca lc A TLAI • 4 1 • eort. sate si y. ern most be lett $ muslostion. temittal In a Mestmtrs or M. TM A TLA BA L 1 alio Mr.. 711011 arrived in an Tavern on M twelve a rep Main line, a I.llrtabg. No. 5, wed zacerpersam By the act a Future atth Utired du ur w 4 . 1.4 .31 "MaidAor George So 4lowp DEM Jima Owl relre. Psi OOLICITOMF lke P."7° ThiTioWo Ihreadwr Juno JI! laai), 1 Miami Hui lallistiv. 71be Chl sks to Bo needed es mad the II We= th.o Mr_ and Way led Same dim and at mada I tb. ul view to .ate. liorrey. The tat mithe ti and will Ile. It eato ot r veolente Meow at Ste rid wUI bows sew& rem Ufa, to sliver vliton a D. Co 7LeC thm lii find 11 *bomb, *slim brio& Inut also IN Cldebs afoot • , Una Mod do , Vs* ° ft,:. ft; MO t. No. ON CI to b Tbs w, =Mb ban bec Ow otos al rres 6P o The al sod boa October 3815. The ti Swoon Godalm beyond and the Dada fr Sallied 1 roman The ea pan Om air! fa bola not pa Oa an toiitte re ed *Watt or at I but co c4 . t i fade tall; %clic 30 Fc ETA