The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-20 00:00:00

EXPRF.SS, SATURDA' BRAZILIAN FOUR-AND-A-HALF PM DINT. WAND of 18U UK and 18011 The DIYTDXND as there Louts, whkh wll beams do. on 2111118 DAY. the let lane next, will be PAID by Mean It. M. Rothschild sod Doss on that day, sad on any escalading Woo dsy, Wednesday, and Thuraday, between the bows of eleven sad two. Printed forms to be applied for, and the Campos' lett at their Mites three days previously for examination. New-court, DA bwithiresiana, Ilay IX, 1,16. eturte WLNDiOR di4TLE. ma v.' with p r inoelaii,bl4, l ind oat ant yestorday sa.rosoo, old drop is tits grounds this morning, sooordpoiod by Primer by the working people of the Parliament to listen to only cause • count out. effect of giving the worligg power would be to tmllis mess i 1y If6l nations of the world, and thus to promote universal penes. These who remember the history of the last four years cannot be blind to the danger through which the country has paged. Whilst the mass of the working dams never swerved from their faith in the print:l4l4oot liberty, or from their sympathies with -the sense of the people of America, the mass of the middle class and of the feudal aristocracy forgot the lessons of their youth, sod were almost ready to insist upon the recognition of the Slays Confederacy. It wasthe position assumed by the working classes, aided by a small bead of true Liberals, which saved this country from such un utterable degradation. The apostasy of experienced statesmen, the eager cheers of selfish speculators, found no support among the working classes. And now, when the end has come, those only have to hide their faces in confusion who during the agonies of the contest were most confident in their ignorance, and most insulting to the people of the free States. Surely it is not too much to say that if, when the working cheese are admitted to political I , power, they combine in favour of such principles as these, and combine only to defeat those who oppose them, this power of combination indeed of a curse will he a blaring to the country. I" fif • t Prima Helena sad Prisms Louise arrived at the Castle at 25 minutes before 6 o'clock bat evening, from Bnekinghant Palace, attended by Ledy Caroline Barrington, the Hon. Emma Lamellas, and the Hos. Mortimer West. Prince of Wales visited the Queen to.dey, and roe• maimed to beechen. His royal *beer returned to London I in the afterwooe. attended by Major Teesdale, Tits Queen with Prieosse Helena, Princess Louis% Prie m' Beatrice, and Prism Leopold, left the Castle this even. ing at a quarter before 7 o'clock for Balmoral. Sheathe la attendance consisted of the Dowager Duchess a Athol*, the Hoe. Mrs. Brno% Mies Bowater, 'loam's:A. Olesesl Hee. O. Grey, Colonel H. Yousceby, Mr. Buff, sad Mr. flehL The Duke of Argyll also was In atteodanos. Mr. Noble bed the honour of submitting to bar Majesty hie modal for the status al her Majesty, about to beerected in tie Victoria Gerdns, Bombay, by his Ht to Maha rajah lEhmullmo Halsomar, knight of tea Most Beata Ceder of the Star of India. TORN BROGlXt i tgs to make the following 0.11 aawatineelseat the VALUE of GOLD , bang maded that the Interests blr trader sad the public will —fie OOrgaeaed by the vtdr afrodattas er keiterlQwe ea the salient Gold being divided *to it parts or aaraift e tt follows Mae ritilel St =r a ate i Am is 18 ouste..E3 81 9 carats.. Al 11 10 P r e " relt nk ligt" IC te .. 1 8 el tlreb.. 1 4 9 $4 aerate— d 1 e le wale— fLi 1 111 area.. l 1 Mr $4 wigs (British 14 crest.. 1 9 111 0 Masts . It 8 *tendert 17 101 LI ousts.. S 4 0 4 SIBIEB.. •la I 11 carats.. 14 4 a strata.. 14 state..o 10 7 1 le estate.. 3 10 *1 11 estate.. 1 11 11 t carats.. 0 7 1 19 emit. II 7 Ile cents— Ile dl 1 caret .. 0 S MaitabebiT,lll, affeolmina, covens-garden. London, W.C. NI. Amp made d Odle Ina Jewellery tor la each. This labhilsheaeot le creed at 0 Ile the weeds& sad on Wu:WM at oat iicleek. (MIT XIDAL . ALLEN% PATENT PORIUBA.I7I3 sad TWILLING 11G011 etth square sprequsa LAMB TUNDRA= UINTA MINIM 3M16. GIG DV= 102311, WITTING sot _biIIEING CANIT. • 1104 NO alberirtleiss for boor or suoMmiNG lIIGGIG4G ISGAIGN•Nosi Goa Abe ARNO Bum* ineullate Ogologri at NOW, Bid sends. Ism Tag ChM" olgli~s 40.. wit tree. I.W. ALM. Ilsoutactme sal MEN*$7, Wild limn& • UN" Tr.G. The Prinoe of Wales, attended by Ka* Tomb,* won Windsor Castle yesterday morning to vkit the Qloll.e. His nye highness afterwards weat is the dgritoitnral ball, at lallagios, and opus& the Intersatiosal Reformatory Rahibillos. Lord Alfred Hervey, Liest.•Gesenl Keay., and Maim Teesdale were Is attendance. The Priam of Wales rods oat as horseback to the after- IROUSERS.—The NEW GOODS an now , aad loatkamea who da mot Wood a Ides far m wady goad pair at rocoamon cam depend a w n ON ytog to. boat matAlials at HAMILTON and ziKrrors, 1116. Wand. amine &raw Ball Xoo9 ' drive, at The Priors of Wales took a carriage tended by Ho Hoe. Mrs E. Cake. The Doke de Nemours end Prisons Marguerite of Orions, with the Coast d'Eu sad the Countess (Princess Imperil of Brazil), visited the Prince and Prioossa of Wales , at Marlherough.honea. The Prism and Pfiliolll4 of Wales had a dinner party in the eosin. The company included the Duke of Cambridga, the Hot of St. Gomm, Earl and Counter de Goy and Sipes, Vivermat sad Virconntos Sydney, the Hos. Mrs. E. Coke, the Right Hots Edward and Mrs. Cardwell, Sir Edema sad Lay Head, the Hon. George Brows (Pre midget of the Eternities Conseil of Maeda), the Hon. A. T. Galt Moses Mialaer of Canada), the Hoe. J. A- Macdonald (Attorney - General of Canada West), the Hon. G. B. Cedar (Attorney-o~d of Lower Coada), Dr. Aslant% Mr. Emil/heart, and the equerry in waiting to the -Behest Cambridge. A deputation, introduosd by Mr. W. Lee, M.P., Mr FM dada Smith, M.P., Mr. fierjeast Biota% M.P., sad Mr. P. W. Mattin, M.P., had an interview with the Right Fiss. T. Milner Gibson, at the oMos of the Board of Trade, yes. today, as the saltiest of river pilotage. Deepateires were received yesterday at the Colonial-Mao horn the Goversors of the Anatolian Colonise, Coeds, and Heligoland. Despatches were sect to the Garotters of Gibraltar, Malts, the Nutrition, Colo, Host Kong, Wow the Australia Colonise, the Oape of Good Hops, sad Nab/ LYOUTH. SATURDAY, May 27 for the IBNIZIT id Mr. kartas *WO eco:Has will be HUY ELM. Hay Mak TO. llrechier. And THE lorne~D DIA milers weak% irr. rockier. VIZ DUTY UPON A.TT'ORNEYS' CERTIFICATFA. PARLLUMNIARY DIVISION. HOUSE OF 4501IXONS.—HAT 19. 'SUPPLE—Order for committes reed ; motion made, sad st or es !toe proposed, "Teat Mr. Speaker do now lease the t " Araaadmeat prepaid, to leave out from OW word " tint " to lb* and of the quietism. in order to add the words "in the opinion of this hones, it is jest sad expedient that the wawa duty payable epos taken oat by attornies, soliation, sod proctors is end Indeed sod om y writers to ton ta tb s s oo t a f amid b. at7114, ?; { . 4. Deintea.7 area thank r• ( Moil" pat, " That the words pespoesd to be lett oat stead perk of the question." * The hones divided—Ayes, 142 ; Nam. 146. ATMS. Arland, T. .4lChltai r . old R FePt. C. Ada, W. P. ,C. W. =Lord C. Aden*, IL J. Pbsyer, J. , Agnew. Ste A. Foley. R. W. Palmerston, Vied. Addeuaney, Lord Foljamili 1.1. Feel. II rA. Aytomk It. Porter. W. G. Peet, F. Bailey, C. Ponsicue. F. D. Percy. LA Banag, A. H. liKtollM% C. POlind-UrAnksli W bath& Galway, ThM. Pot rce r n ir. W. H. liarlag, T. T. G. Gtheall, T. M. Ilasamoat. W. B. Gilpin. C. Potter. T. 2. Bentbsok. G. C. Gladidase, W. Pretty, Lord Markham P. Gower. F. 1.. amai.c.rvir. I. SOW?, aW. Tl. Grosswood, J. d,Baroa II =lr o l . L p. Grey, Mr 0. Russell, H. P. P. Gromesor. Rad Ransil. A . .2.4llsfavararagnal. I. Grainsaor, lord R. Buell. dr W. Breasky, W. D. Huainan. Lord C. adoemea, Aid. r, lard J. Hanka. T. Soomiloid, I. H. imi. Wile iard O. Erningtaxllensis lienrY% C. J. law, 2. A. Hervay,Lord A. &gnaw, B. D. Buckley, GIS. limier, Sir Sf. 0. nano, R. D. Bury, ,bet. Bader, C. S. lisedlam, T. IL Smith, Augustus Heatinote, G. H. BEM, H. . Card well, Z. Healey. Lord Iltanleyl l l. G. Castleman, Vlact. Hollsed , I Standald, .1. Madera H.O. Handal, T. B. Med, J. Colebrook' Sir T. Howard, C. A. Stawart. der M. Collier, Mr It. Hank G. W. Talbot. C. R. Corry, H. L. lowers", Mr L. C. Tracy, C. R. Conic W. Itaglako. J. A. Tratawoy. 11l J. Crawford, R. W. Knatchbull • Hugo. Villiers, C. P. Cr Di t ig ara dlr. F. aen, B. Vivian. H. H. IL Ward, A. H. Walcott. Admiral Davey, B. Lawson, W. Wallegravelardik G Dante, Sk H. Latins, O. J. Walter. J. Dent. .1. D. Lee. W. Watßeadoa, J. W. Dimell, . Sir B. Whlta, J. B. Dal, IL L =.7. Wickham, H. W. Duff, R. W. Lowe B. Williamson Sir H. Onalas, Sir Nsciadusaa l tZ.Rtys) Trlesinstaa. Str T. ibreketnn Lord Marlorlbaa D. Wood. Mr C. wi, C. Marsh, IL H. Wyndham. H. Web% Lord Merry, J. Wyilfl, IL ltnikehl. Wad. Mamie, J. Farquhar, Sir 11 Moor. H. MUM. Ireserkk, H. Morriaoa, W. Brand, Col a lariaoy,gord Packs, Cal. White, . NO. Adair, IL IL Gerd. Z. II oDonoglese, The Apr- bills, LG. Garin, Major Dez; lir J. Artell, J. A. George, J. leo. Mr C. Basta& H. B. Gore, J. R. O'Neill, I. Barnes, Gore W. it Padmore. IL Wee" T. Str T. Grecian, G. Parker. Major Barter. W. I. Grey. Lieuk-CaL Phillips, G. L. Beandsh. F. B. G yde Wton,Via J. Beecroft, G. S. G r Il r e lMta, C. D. P lro l tr i a tc lP..ft. Bawls, Z. liadadd, G. Powell, .1. J. Berkeley, H. F. Handltore , L T. Pritchard. J. Black, A. Handley. J. Redmond, J. Z. Blake, J. A. Hardy, G. Heaton, G. W. Brady, Dr. Hardy, J. Rogers, J. J. Bromley-1f oore, J. Hareard, IL Russell. F. W. Benuidge, B. Hay. Sir J. SeholaSeld, W. Bridge', Sir B. Henderson, J. Seymour, A. Brooks. R. Hodgkinsoa, G. Amolletl, P. B. Bruce. Lord Z. liumberaton. P.S. Soma, J. Bruce, Maker IDi g n4 L Stanhope, Lord It Burrell, SW P. Jo e, H. H. Staniland. K. Batt, I. Jour, D. Strseey, Sir H. Calrd, J. Kendall. N. Strome., SW J. Cairns, Sly IL Kensedy. T. Stuart, Col. Carnegie, C. Xing, J. L Start, 11. G. Clay, J. Kinuaird. A. E Sullivan, H. Clifton. lir R. laird, J. Suttees, H. 6. Cole, H. Lanigan, J. Taylor , col Cole. J. L Leader, N. P. To.ische, F. J.- Colibura, Sir G. Leroy. A. Torres& R. Cr:wholly, M. L Luella CP. Tr el l =r air j. Courteuay, lord lover, J. 0. V , cot. Coo, W. Lewis. H. Verner, Mr W. Cranford, E H. R. Varner, L W. Dawson, R. P. tiVo ll y 1 : 1 12 Tyner, Z. A. Dickson, Col. Mackie. J. n aldron,L Du Cane, C. 11.30n0n, P. Walker, J B. Duncombe, A. . J. F. Waterhouse, S. Dunlop, A. K. M M Trariag. T. whale,. aEL Edwards, Col. bialoolm, J. W. whitadda J. Ilphinsione, 81r3. Martin. J. William, F. M. Emile, J. Millar, T. J. Woodd, B. T. Pane, Cot. Miner, W. Mrighteon, W. B. Finer. J. Mille. A. Wyld, J. Fenwick, L 11. Moore, C. Wynn, Bar W. Ferment, W. Mon* W. Wynne. W. W. Fleellag. T. W. Yoshio), J. R. Porde, Cot. Murray, W. MAW. French, Col. O'Brien. kir P. G. Galls'''. PM W. P. O'Conor Don, The VDrulelen. Este (Prioress's. TO oosszerONDWITIL • rileLlasebente Weeded tee The Tweet • Leaden Vests( woe be at the disk 9 leaveeteeitest. by Twe .'.Zook ea the deg el pebtkailea. ltii 4 Tntl/Lit Ten livann, NM= DOGlTtetrN:r... pow.* art Whilth 1.. Lob* thad -OOR AMR ILICILN COMM Morn. Seibert Uvek.kei". !Mike Ilesdana Boowdonsailaissirt.—AalTlSH OUT U 'MUM, Tsto rforme, ElANDirrams AND TIDDII47IIINGL —AMUR NA POGUIL Nemec D. Doockea% lkwastany 1. Yawbiaboa. D. RAWL D. Many, Swiss, ctiel : Yrs. D. goadesia sad KW K. Otlest.—And AN MAFIA APOLOGY. LtcruK. Tor zymase, A DAY AIM YU KIDDING. DON CAIDAI DI DAZAN. Kama lorritar, l7dr, Pltsystrkla elf4oll. and layarowt : Kra Lee, mad Klass, Lamm mad Car brio Lecisceq.—Ant TALI LOST CRUM. Mr. Widdkorab. — sirrunna. Tm IVSsoilk DIMITY AND TIM BUST. Mama lein sad Mos; Mew ea Ouse aid Temples's Ma stro& —THY VOLCANO OF ITALY. Ilea 8. Lass —lad ABU FLINT. Ilea. Yarsold.—Oenseres ad halapeal & EMS WAITS AT LONDON-BRIDGIL. TI Dar licaslam a. fla ....AtisroomA AIL 606. TO4IOI/03111 •••- TSB PRINCE 01 WALES'S LEVIII.-(211I3 DAY. LONDON. SATURDAY. MAY 20. - His Royal Highness the Prinoe of Wales held a levee at St. James Palms to-day on Whaled he: Majesty the Queen. The notices of presentation lodged at the Lord Obaneberleles aloe have bees very numerous, and the levee was attended by es large • number of names as on ray previous commies clavier the memo. Members of the amps diplom•tigue smembled In great form, and the general allele was very osaidderable. IT is sometimes alleged that there is no need for any change in the elective body, because even under the present state of things any measure which is likely to benefit the English people will] sorely command the support of Parliament. It is perhaps somewhat inconsistent in those who deny that the vast majority of the English people have The Army and Nary Gazette says:—" The open the capacity to understand their own interest, to leg of the Senate Home by hie Royal Highness the Priors insist that they need not be admitted to vote be- of Wiles on Malay promises to be a very interesting cause their wishes are already consulted. But seressoolel, sad is worthily inaugurated by the heir to a those who watch the course of legislation will at throne whirl may be considered u founded on the wares, coos admit that it is not without serious difficulty sad =detained by the arms of sailors. Dooketzest will that such measures do obtain the assent of Praha- present yeah as appearance that its best friends will not know it, and all that 'admired h fine weather." meal. The history of the attempts to introduce the I principle of limited liability, the history of the laws On Tuesday next, May 23 , the P rince of Wales I will lay thefosodatioe atone a to 's passed to protect children and women in factories, Hospital, one of the most of flouris new wing hing and useful schools St. Mary el the history of opening the public service to nom- medicine in Loudon. petition, and the attempt which is now being made ' Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam to pass the Union Chargeability Bill, furnish con- 1 bridge and the Priaoses Mary of Cambridge kit St. James's elusive proofs that the interests of the working Palace yesterday for Kew. men are not wound without a severe struggle. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Internees Abuses still exist, no less indefensible than those will setertain the Deana of Cambridge and the Princess which have been abolished, and we fear that the Mary of Cambridge at dinner on Friday next, at KilligllV resolution of the majority of the upper and middle toe Palace. class to maintain them is so determined that until We understand that the Prince de la Tour d'Aavergee intends to give a bell at Albeit-gate Home, as some radical change is made in the elective body the las el irate. it is idle to expect their abolition. The Post states that the Countess of Zetland Look at the army. Is there any reasonable' was is rack a precarious state last night that all hope of bar man bold enough to defend the mode in which I recovery was abandoned. officers obtain their 00111Millikno or their promo- , Lady Hoare gave her first ball this season last tion 1 Does any man, after the experience of the 1 night in St. James'esquars The vestibule and staircase American war, contemplate with tolerable utile were profusely adorned by some beautiful floweriag plants faction the prospect of a war with that or any and exotics. In addition to the apartment where her lady other country ? In the whole of the civilized ship received her visitors, two rooms in the same snits were appropriated for danciag. Core and Tinos) 's bend was in world there is no single Government, however attendasee, and the sew favourite quadrille music, L'Afri• despotic or however democratic, which dares to 1 aline, was repeated during the sight. entrust the honour of the nation and the lives of Lord Palmerston was present in the House of its subjects to officers whose title to hold commands Commons last evening for a short period during the early is the fact that they are men of good family, pat of the sitting. The noble lord attended at "question and have had the means at their bankers' to purr time" for the sole wpm', apparently, of anaemia' the chase their commission and the subsequent steps. inquiry of Mr. Darby Griffith with regard to the proclama tion of Presideat Johnson for the capture of Mr. Jeffery= In this country this system not only prevails, but Davis and the leaders of the Southern Confederacy, and his every effort which has been hitherto made to reply was given with his wonted clearness of utterance and modify it has been signally defeated. So power- characteristic vigour of manner. Ills recent attack of gout, fill is the combination between the upper and the however, has left visible traces of Its effects in an impaired middle classes to maintain the purchase system in physique, sad he earl marled his right arm to a sling. the British army, that although it has been con- _ demned by the most eminent officers and by the PALLIMIIINTAILY Quauncaerous nr Norval for the abolition h o e f the duty iord on ettome remsied to rLa:d put solici is tore the i moat eminent statesmen, any attempt even to con- WZIT'on."I--1117 h av odd e orth cert rider it would not be countenanced by Perlis- ,I„, a b at , r a that a v ian th e spry electors ere divided ' the emet w ee t ety pee wee of Tales with the minority. He which • Mialls mn g n I/ *I • • g W ol ls oo of ul t it; ; divis i6 io ca n t whieh a ea t e " mint. Is it to be supposed that if the working .as to the claims of Sir George Jeokinson and Mr. Dent and eft., withdrew, , and in which be found himself la anon classes were admitted to a share in political power I thee. It i l "_ 118 0p ar e p a :A l ias . * Th e other dos the other aV i abey each The Bishop of Oxford will preach a sermon to they would tolerate this gigantic and dangerous I wet at Chippeohme to prole their e elaime wLo ae s o s ording to morrow morning at her Majesty's Chapel Royal , Wbi"han• abuse 1 Depend upon it they would abolish the trzt. Jeakissos, the following rm. tOol i c a te a We qa;l4: it aid of the (nada of the Clergy Orphan Corporation. His purchase system without scruple, and would insist —My fathe;r as re ss" W hi tt+, =, end I have ben; upon none being promoted to high command ex- bora amoeg you. Sir George—Mr. Long has advantages Ido ismise is 'testa aster Abbey. The Bishop of Isedon, as lordship will also preach the sermon at the special Gemming has best previously encouoced, will preach in St. James's cept those who had given proof of their capacity. ~eat r srl of Lir'. brat I pool, ha s " eo this the Ism heir t ater ; 'timid passer oh 1.. 'll at 3 p.m. The Rev. Charles Marital.. In this case the working classes would combine l essens io the conntry. Mr. Lost—Sir Georg. is Wiggles/ BD., & s od. t e s t'be Hones of Commons, will continue his with the present minority of disinterested meth ; about his high ), dement. r eit George—Do not put worsts is des a Boyle Lteturee, et 3 p . co .. i e t h e m e * and make short work of the Horse Guards. And ; r e y ek °6 : t t e - h e :: L"g tesset k ha i rhill "eh i P t= 7 , em a t ae bt Royal, Whitehall. se it would be with flogging. It is by the combined . issuer aserbity with which Sir George relsse related The General Exhibition of Water-Colour Draw efforts of the middle and upper classes that this , Il i h i . "Vbr it. e ' rrk3 the 6111 ' Are all the skekni Is hap at the Egyptian Hall, Piceadilly, dame to-day (Saha. system prevails, nor will it ever be abolished until I Brazes EMPLOSATION. On Friday, last week, dev ou t y Tho us ansonnexonatedof 4.oool.neey prorarei The second ra pict bit.i nres kial in !he m those who oppose it are strengthened by the union I shoat thirty members of the Syrian Erploretioa Society of the working classes. i rut, by perminsion of the Dean of Weetminner, in the °Pea in FebruseY Dent , in the Mule reliell- I J•sinniers Member. • very appropriate Phan The Arch- The Council of the Society of Arts have arranged Again, bow is it that the Church of Ireland is bishop of York occupied the chair, and opened the meeting to hold a Conversarione, on Wedaseday, the lith of Jumps I permitted to cumber the ground, or that education with ic mde er. A anlosi a =a=m t mison of opinions . ' is still administered on a sectarian basis 1 By the !sutural hi s t or y, es we ll as bibli ca l cr iticise: sea at the South Ke nsie g ton Manua. , were esmegly combined efforts of the upper and the middle ' rapreeested at the board; and at the end of as boar's The next Congrese of the A.rchesological Associa, ~ , Son will be held at Durham, August 21-36. The Duke of classes. The upper classes are interested in per- , useful th c r t "gr i = ti t t lichbi : ho lL, O Wl Z L' agi te W ill "' Cleveland is presideot for the year. ree petnating these abuses, because the mass of eccle- I points :—(1) Th at there" are • was good many biblical facts Messrs. Macmillan announce "The Poetical arastioal property belongs to them ; and the to collect ; 12) that the cr .,,, t time is ,_.. eoe ,___ favoarsb .. le , W or k s of Jobe Minos, edited, with text col std from the middle claims unite with them because they are t r tbt ir a d e°ll.cti would r c s Zel a iVt ~,t " ac a , ..i . j'WW4M porl T b:=l best authorities , and with arKiell ad expla n atory °ewe slaves to those religions and sectarian prejudices chum present thereupon formed p ublic into • society Ib y David Kamm Th e public, we (Bender) are s•rat will from which the majority of the working c l asses for the scientiflad antiquarian exploration of P a elestins be glad to "WWIVW Ul la • a iti r th d . 's pa iiiit•• from Mr. are comparatively free. With respect to educational Is st The ;; l te t t se Tba., the volume a endowments and charities the case is even worse. ,the via t i esa already s w ir i c il a te tari sad Zi li to P" Pre ram ia l e a r li es : the ilial.3. '' Life l' a t nd wodd llznas Pra d er lob w n Milton," by the same bead— wig this ewer rek honed that Pd... , °1 • balk which has ... w been long sad vainly looked for These funds have been practically confiscated to the ga m bl e euve - " e ir - have '--- i - tee :h. e r e d - Wf ae y‘ .—&-• The Reader says :—" The Oclikt of Literattwe and Ilse of the upper and middle classes. Most un- committer. About the middle of Jamie a pablio Iliserarg Art ere boned to held one meeting every year, end ens will be held in e r=at which the whole comes et justly the working cleans have been excluded from Pro - I time for the east is class at hand. They haves fair capital, lonians will be sad general support invited to the deriving any benefit, even from those charitable sirasma. la the of this preliminary ; but we have yet to learn the toed actually dam. Up to • fonds which were intended for their use.; P r ofessor Owes referred to the poverty of th e me e k 1 year or two age the amble; exclusive of the casa was tike. And it is only when some portion of political , uranayat speci moumen' Atiblizaj history of sre Pala•lbil ‘ st 1 •••ree1 ,...... i mustered balf." " M ara , Want they ag. sew, die power is bestowed upon the lower classes that to fled a specimen of a Biblical beset, bileid, or fish Le i 2,i rable "...p.' more p Press l Feed will b e di mme d.. they will be able to snort their just claims. our usual millectiee.—Atirsiaweal I Mr. Thomas, a Southampton jeweller . intends) Madame Meyerbeer and her two daughters have To take only one more example. Consider the m aw s of feshicaahie beside }w a ggery te the lon Paris for the waters of Oarhisad. mode in which the Poor-law is administered', Paris ar 1 itr ...... ,_ . .. 4 11 1b•Misin t . ..„ 4 2, i t_b: linsresas__. eon hem I Mr. Henry Mather Jackson, eldest son of Mr.' the treatment of the sick paupers and : I ll'h i „; k ,, r i a M ,Tr eme . edr.-- theyform "- 7, •••••••• . h t d William Jackson, M . P.. has at the le vitation of the Birkar the fatherless children in the workhouse. To breeches, Wiwi" amnia* ka. Os. es w ee n ev 7 — th heed R e form Ameciatioa sosesstad to be the Stead hope for any improvement in the on diti on . decor:an inmate is the shape el ear mimeos dame beetle. misdidale far that berm* at the appesaddag pasta eke* of these unfortunate matures nadir tba pre- I !,: 'lag" esseeld elitter "" irlCe ad li t g h h s t lithrntseirieew sly flee. Mr. jack". has lima " Idea" white be la. macaw mance@ that be is favourable to as snlarpesset of the, sent system of legislation is the wildest of *cam 111 •._ ___..,__•••••• l FqfPfans wesebiF M the dreams. The preemies of some members elected rig toeoaes '' impli a s is ib ms ,,, Tim " wallagigni bs•th S well ''' . aaaacatess".. ad co geed i al h. Pugailig t° 1 eapelitisal 4 = glik 111.1111118 81 rill i i. . li 'ING, MAY 4 0, 4litiNg. INTELLIO] (~aura's PRI3I3BIA AND DENMade BERLIN, RAT M. de Qusade, the new Danish Minister Plenb potentiary tothe court of Berlin, has arrived here, and was received by Herr von BisznarciL ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT BRITAIN. LIVERPoOL, MAT 20. The steamer Great Britain, from Melbourne on ills 15th March, arrived here this morning with 189,0001. in specie. OUTWARD INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. MAE/MLLES, MAT 19. The Menageries Imperiales steamer itoeris left bare this afternoon with 52 passengers, 1,903 packages, and 41,0801. for Alexandria, and 62 pas sengers, 300 packages, and 29,1601. for India and China. INTERNATIONALTION. REFORMATORY Shortly after feet o'clock yesterday the Prince enfold at tbaAaplophotal-ball. sad wu received by Lord dhafteebury, IfrOliarlea, the sacestary al the Defamatory Osten, sad the other odleisle, sad was *redacted alcsg the hall past the several Melia •stletplaPierp, end haviestehee is mt. the &dans al ths nformatorke, soompantid by the ores, Nag the National Asthma. The Earl of Shaftesbury ilea, advaetise to thee/reit of state, read aa address : Hie ROYAL Rra4Ngii replied as follows : Your Orme, your Excellenay, my Lords aid I have gladly takes a pad ie the prosmdisp of this day, and have complied with your request that I should offend as the patron of this society with the greatest adds faction. The beaevolent purpose of this exhibilim cannot fail to be followed by the desired soccer, and claim' the co-operation of every one who has the World of the indus trious poor at hied, sad who desires to forward the object which the Reformatory and Refuge 'Union has iavieworamely, industrial with moral training. The committee do me justice to believing that I cordially sympathise in the welcome this moiety offers to those mprommtatives of foreign conataies who have reepoaded, by their presses and ontributions, to the levitated they have r•Paived. In doing so they have borne testimony is woman with angled to the vales of these International Exhibitions in promoting'ffd is of those Ohridiee sad kind feelings toward asap other, which we ought to pray should mimed the whole of the nations of the world. The choir having sung the Old Huadredth Psalm, which was followed by a preyer from the Arcithishop, the Prime declared the Ealtihition area& and, accompanied by his &Misdeed end the officials, reared. As interesting feature of the exhibition onside in the workshops and workrooms, whit ere fitted up to occupy the whole area besot* the modem plieries of the hall. In them several hundred buys sad girls la work at their respective trades and occumdkoss. The machines and implements in operation include edam anginas and circular saws, radials' sowing maims, tareeme lathes, Paint* peesess, carpenters' beaches, sew* =Mines, breadmaking maandes, and gas areas sad stoves. The heed afflatdoporata is operation win Isola& rope mat and nirt makers, paper beg sad envelops =loose, rag sorters sad rag cutters. broom and brit maker, Sap wood makers, their meodere, sack and kal ea makee ssak a m , sad Ink makers, shooblechr, teams aaal makers, straw works's. pillow-Ims k is s. seakeribinds. vr2ittrig aed boar*, trails( mei seam and needlework CONVOCATIOFT HE PROVINCE OP ; BUR. The Archbishop of Canterbury ' , Heeded yent a , day la Quern Asais Bounty-oaks, but the Upper 11, 4 Unread .o barbs= The Visitable Asians= Bioksrsteth, D.D., prukith O -a• M Zama linse r Miljtsiairsinalbsdrars, Arclidamea WOlanwilise gnslissa tlnlag - aa • mots= :—" That the hems et esavocalks =yea =barite ter Um cassidsmeios et his pass the 555 .4, 411 1 of dab lsrldrips lie When, whew, the oiremesinses this ersalry, are very 4 5 hots *see ander whisk the nth NON WY -ivassaficitneierealelyeamild, eacinith-• . that the Bishop of Row haeashrotososoci= l ; tad power is this realm sad in the cabal= of its CTOWF, sad whether thereon it be nen to mon tt akieff of the Usitadararch of Pegised sad Inlaid Is Ink a m u m , gadernies, as to now props= is thedwo d g i 36th eases, that 'so tacks pr, paw, puts, potentate bath any lurisdieeloo, power, eantiority, 5 5 ; orniaaros, or mallarity, eselseastioal or spirituel. w pm liajesty's said reams, dominion, or 5555 ,4 4141 whether it would sot be better to limit the dschnlies 5 as sarertios that so seek power Mid , * a• or nit s bassircbstL" _ - Tye PSOLOCCros add he had bass oak= when,* Haase preyed for wee to =act a new cans, or to p* noon, tho verbs of which world be spew m t o H. ba d to reply that the hones ask= for nog b a same sad prom** the asps se might be aped to. Si wares would be takes sa being most *maw a il, * right, sad direly of that 1100110. C4l/011 RAW rovenlag to the 'notion of Animism Wordsworth, end be =mkt give it his hearty o expround a hope that as the =portant roatter ,y 1,4 trio seat dews from the Upper House, the stemen of 111, Lower Hone &mid proceed as only m parbirs s , The Dues of Wsersurants look it in trait= gd. than would be tae fens of subscription only it wa il h embodied is as ad et partismeat. The Dean of Buy espresso' hie delight at the which prevailed Is the house is rsinvare to 1:21 which it was pregema to Pulleat to the QOM& Aitejui it \pa gala te kis let leptes this peat ranswe ea eeasidtratic• of cenceree me of ens Ms had fah the griemen at the prase tioa. Looting Is the historical antecede* g the old ism sad admitting that it gim of an airenster sad Gras/ ca dill be lie Yu* that the word' ware aped' of re s i st, od si mutter. Bat wires be found that they ~aid 5 pinnace to Maar orrawasee= he tbr..t it te te then to do everything be said to amend =dm Übe, 1 55 ,) Ho looked apes the past step shier wss sow bon* ' as • prelude sone mos important monastat Li m so 4 perpeted to to et dews combrtably with the sibiba that, having altered this came, they were to roes WWI with • sun at canons which were entirely Issrelhiele to the present lima (Cheers.) This me • phewt4 he felt is his .we tatirsdni, baviag imposed apes Imam whisk it was impseade to keep is the lette. Bebegg they bad a fair praepost is the thse M sons al hack fres from the reproach bed Pima* of hen p sod body of canes, the greater part of which was o mat waste piper. Dr. Jiss—Ne A us. (Laughter.) The Dees of /ELT thought that nob moor as Mid to the basest the dally, amid similar sti*sts, awn Bat if say me agorae' to the words " mato pm` h e would withdraw the and_would =pen hope adobe aura iiio e 4 tosaftted which wosid be sem ia sese dews with the pretest state of thiap. (Hear, tea.) It had beta sold they ought se to go to the work they le quietn a spirit of exuitatioo, bat in a spirit of rianbag gratitude to Almighty God„ who had bre& bra into the politics in yid= they found tined= lite& He thought that the time would son come 111161 oink ties might be called aped to nein is NAN* Wm 1,6 chunk whisk was sow fall of dined= (Oris 41 els, The Pa MOWN* Urea pat the miestica, tbal the Nem do .i.e with the petition to be presorted to as The motion was carried umnimonsly sad =eel Moses. The Paotemormi expressed hi. !misty satidedimeill the result el their deliberatioss. Be believed kb h mower to that prayer which they had easmeady= "Ocaesdeigiter etepaitm tuns qui meek, site hale *Deere edam ammo insideat, demure ~ ear.) is arm mita= qine esteemed= pietatan. ° (Hsu, b The Dees of Nonwicg said he had bees a aria d mumesties 30 years, end be had prayerf ally lookalletsed to each a result es that which they tad now seldevele• Bs thanked God for having been allowed to km to , §ll day ; sad sow, like the arrow: ol Simms, he daril gi boom with a grateful heart. (Hem ' hear.) archdeacon Woggewogra them proceeded to WON mote" of whisk he bad given oaks, sad dad nage* perhament sad Mete papers relating to the Watlefin sad the North American colonies, in which the did the Roman catholie bishops was iced. ra gydelya► oedema was is the bishop thee of Bishop toe Om te Bombs esibedie over the protestant brawl% se tit the ekr were called ems to Mate an untruth noel UN, said that so mime, prelate, it potentate huh submit:a power, tesporsi spiriteel, in these realms. The Paoracorog, is waver toe gaieties by the Das d Cmterbury, said he bad bees informed that thin mese dim:spumy between Sir George Grey's bill SI DOW ferftlf end the semeded cum Ware the hones. The Rev, Mr. JOTCZ serionded Archdeacon Wabeell's mottos. The Duna of CAwnreimer pointed out that the irsde which arelsdeacce Wordsworth proposed bs idt were the very words of one of the *Ohm Archdeacon WORDSWORTH said the article spoke of * diet* Italy. His motion spoke of toodeseatirel ei spiritual power. lees Arshdemon RANDALL said that no seolesiestiel °add be tried by a biretta juridic:ilea, and that abase mired what we seem* by the language objected te. was the meanie; which *llama* and courts et MN bed imposed neon the words, and be thought it TIM* Aroh * z a t s alter them Muer admitted that It was tree thii* had bees the interprelstioe pat upon the werd, wig Mt ambiguity was allowed to pass. Be; now they weave meming the trios, sad se the object was the into tender consoienees, thought there should not beard to be any further ambiguity is the matter. The Dem of NORWICH mid that the discorert Ms Dean of Canterbury bad made , that the some we* ww , contained in the artiste, bad induced him is eineia Ids mind, and he thought they should be retaiaiL 1.01111,14 he thought that expunging the words would eisetalo tie power of the Pope, for people would say they vim timer Mg the words under an apprehension of danger. The ) Rev. Lord A. Brawn submitted that to lave as the 1 words woad be equal almost iota arettios et the oit= which he we not prepared to admit. If Boom biehope bad precedence couterred upon them in the - Rati Colonies it waa the act of the Quito and not of the Pope or any other foreign prime. (Rear, Archdeacon nom. said the Emperor of BeceselltiArchdeaconpower to deafer an order apes an Englishman. bat Mmati not weer it without the ooneent of the Quoin. That waa the sort of power which seemed to disturb the *it a Archdeacon Wordsworth. (" Bear, hear," sad 104 0) After se* discussion, A rc hd e acon WORDSWORTH said he bad answered hit*, pose SA miming the questioes, and if it should be *swig the home be would withdraw the motion. The met* wee then by leave withdrawn. The Dean ot ELT then moved the following this house costars with their lordships et the Upplf in a humble petition to her Majesty, for her Mettiot bosom to meet a sew aeon in the p ines of i 40th moos, it *wires to add an expression of Ito MOW earnest hope, that the revision of the law al Meal 0 commended by her Majesty's commissioners on clerics' Wl' seription may be speedily effected." Arehdesom iftmur seceedsd the motion. A Latin rewrite of the new 30th canoe was brough t from the Upper House, and c :cited m mob sateessi the cessabers. It was mereibraly i t se AP Dean of Canterbury, Archdeacon Wordsworth, dr. ar, sad other members, who pointed out all sorts id Mem* cialenteee, red take oeseords. . Dam frii OBIT pro posed that estroweibiel should be termed to rev* Latin of the U. op" which wee in most mi l . 000ditioa. (Lasiblerl The mei* was • The Paokoooron said he would p r eserve the Mh os between the two waiver**, and murvi as the mitts% the Dean of Otaterhury sad Mr. Woodtowl.tilr_, Midge Areittleame Desk* Joyei, dm and Kr. tfamw...,... The committee are to report their cos mtimm military document at the next .sling of the Mem. The salt * p anew ea the paper wee Ms 1 0 0° 6 committee appointed to coosider the subject of e h** b relation to the oommittert of council, but Archaise° , 10 0 non, by doges oi the house postponed It. The home them adjourned. LIZIN.-OZWERAL WINDHAM. Lieut.-Genoa Sir amulet Wiedhem wepplentents Colonel Meth "DP hum al Chwrowe " with • few doom/ate Wiee•• PIMAIdA, i. to further defied his nsilitY7 is November. 1657. One tit peplos pabli tow. rj the fiat Mew reins • atertheg sesectal. The Clyde. maim to the oesemteder-la-ehief, wit ei llbr log hats hies taws to his knowledge : " Lied miseemlneted blame as the 26th awl 211 b N le • mutter whisk bee may lows even iii t sesi b: l s of Ytr Nafesty's terries ; hie condoot was beheede th• lag degr ea wa t. lee witee p h o y:erf allidlig the Nee reheat el be *we sad • is the my hew et the ee hie ea ~Tee 'lmes Wen Set saloosty peened by tE s eTers i. gamma eres. the mss beetme excited. and • Oslo di nett whisk IfejorAhmersi Wissibem emdd sot be red be best efforts to meet the F• Ter Isosititic AT ALDRILSHOT.—TIes inrib emmeget the &Aka etill asthma. *Mb het mwertly. The women end *Urea xememi94 bed be esperlswee veryweigh we•ther ed. sod wtioodossald•Plltbk istiooromost dot asissassoosis bees. broom. smosot s moo as. sgromso.-17milid *Ma Oasis. .; EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (11011 Ma Own PARIS, TILIDAT EVII/110. Prince Napoleon's speech is too strong for the digestion of the Moniteur. Not only does it abstain from publishing a single line of, or making the slightest allusion to, the most remarkable disoourse of the Vioe-President of the Privy Council, and the next heir but one in the line of suooession to the French crown, but it betrays its horror of Plon-p/oniern so far as not even to announce the inauguration of the monument of the Bonaparte family in the island home of the ancestors of the dynasty. The Duke de Persigny, on his return from Rome, has written a book in the form of a pamphlet, ad dressed to President Troplong, of the Senate, in which he records the impressions made on his mind by his visit to the Holy City. Although disclaim ing any " mission," and professing to have ender taigut,the journey merely out of the curiosity na tural to a statesman, it is plain that he sees the Roman question entirely through government spec tacles. HI is angry at the obstinacy of the Pope and the cardinal; but holds to 'the theory that it is possible to reconcile the Holy See with Italy. He expresses himself favour able to the consolidation of the kingdom of Italy, scouts the idea that a new kingdom, of 24 millions of souls, beyond the Alps, can in any way be dan gerous for France, and releases the Italian people from any "gratitude" to their liberators. He thinks it a French interest that the kingdom of Italy should be constituted for the sole reason that the mere feet of its existence disarms Austria for any aggressive purposes. But be unhesitatingly pronounoca against Rome being the capital of Italy. He argues that, although some time ago the Italians wanted Rome because they thought it essential to prevent divisions and jealousies between other great cities of Italy, that is not the case now, and the Italians know it. He insinuates that Victor Emmanuel has accepted Flamme as his definitive capital. He fully adopts the questionable theory that Rome belongs to the catholic world, and acting upon this idea, be bullies the Pope very considerably. He narrates that in a conversation with some high papal functionaries in Rome, he told them roundly that they were quits under a delu sion if they thought to frighten France by making the Pope run away. France, he said, would scrupulously withdraw her troops at the time fixed upon by the convention, and would care nothing for the Pope's absenting himself. But, and this is perhaps the most important part of his pamphlet, for I think the idea is quite new, , he said " nothing would be easier than to organise Rome in such a way as to reconcile the interests of' the Holy See with the Italian sentiments of the population. In concert with the catholic powers, and with Italy herself, France would establish at IRome a provisional government to administer the States of the Church in the Pope's name, and to make all necessary reforms and arrangements in his absence." Here is quite a new nut to crack for the Pope when he next issues an encyclical, and I suspect that this idea will be a fertile theme of declama tion for the Monde and other catholic journals of that stamp for some time to come. The Pope may perhaps rejoice secretly in this say of effecting re forms which he, to save appearances and his chi,- ' meter for obstinacy, could not personally grant. M. Boitelle, the prefect of police, his forwarded to the Emperor in Algeria a long and oircumstan_ tial report upon the origin and results of the ex tensive strikes now going on in Paris. A doubt which for the last fortnight has per- I Oared the fashionable world is now set at rest The Empress will have two more dancing Mondays this season. Invitations are out for the 22nd and 29th of May. On Monday next, in consequence lof the court mourning for the Grand Duchess of illiteeklemburg-Schwerin, there will be but one uni- Toren dress for ladies at the ball ; orders are given that they are to appear in white. Lady Cowley will have a grand reception on the 1 ,24 th, in honour of the Queen's birthday. The Duchess de Bassano gave a little dance the other day, the cards for which contained a sans fagot announcement, which I dare say will be imitated ; it was simply =aerie des jams 'Wes. The Bourse was very weak, but quotations in the Rents and Mobilier are only a shade lower. The Mexican loan fell to 48i, being prejudicially affected both by the American news and the tone in which the Mexican expedition is spoken of by the budget committee. VIZATHiIt RKPOBT.-{PHIS DAY.) SAVOIDAT. MAT O. • O.Y. I : ..-... Nun. l3 L W. Al*Masa lll2l 1.7 R. lAlth Will L Anireismi 11118 L .W.L a w0c.616, 80.2 S W.S 0 alway - Watealaa ty LW ' W . Caps Caw se L W. rsi li t Elli SILL X 61116 0 11 as al LL W. Pessaare .. 61 61 Z. Brad— NH, N.Z. Vides, NM IN N.E. 1u41611861 10.11156' X L Moss* • - 8 10.41 IN G. fr==. 110.106 N. Nit. . 30.19,68 N.N.E. Lama= MAI GO L Dom Tonomill learberoggh. 10.3718 B.W. MOW Hougoland — I T 4 is s a&W. d.W. w.dw. LW. LW. &LW. S.S.W. W.B.W. N.L.W. N I. x.w. W.S.W. L I IL 1 4 e 2 eb $ b 2 o 0.11 2 re 1 &I$ 2 ii i OJS• 0 I -- saw. is I— i W.N.W. WA W. LW. e b !sauna. wriwAr. 42 loom= 310113141. MM% LW. 62 Ocuos. LIL Is LW. mg W.. 8.1., fredi. mount' t• WM& with woe rata. B. to W. sod took to Illema. As above. to wto- Ms to bush. N. L N. W. sad W., 1110117=112. Norllletly ms wans. frisk to sso. *SW to Woes. ' derstO, AA& LW. to N.W. sod to LAMM Ailusst awe. plow to L, vert. saw tostorsik Nortisessalstairt. Weasiwanieta. gni so. Nelda E Ilestinr•miglibe Cirri mil 116 it Paw. msbel Soak Mr BANQUET AT THE MANSION HOUSE. Let evening tho Lord Mayor entertained at a I pied longue is the Egyptian Hall. X 1111•6711 Hook, the President end Gonad of the Royal Bodety sad • die*. gabbed party of gestlessen. Rumbaing in all shoat 980. thi osayer:ty Wog follows of the Royal Sookity, or slembers of aciestiflo institutions. The kola( amp having bum healed mad wording to the time•hsmoured oudom. the usuel loyal sad patriotic toasts were proposed by the Lord Mayor, sad cordially responded to by the company. rai ffir Frederick ankh retarder thanks far the easy, Vies-Admiral Mr George Back for sk i f• and Mr. Aldermaa Rose far the voluateers. The Lord Mayer them sari " The Roses of Lords, 000pled with the seine of Lord Bthar " who briefly returned thanks. The Lord Mayor matt • oe " Gamma Rebate, the Prather; sad the Council • the loyal floaety." Lord Cbelnidoed thee proposed the health of the Lord Mayor, wing that be bad many oak bed the brook of dieter to the acne depot bell, but he had sem had darkling:odes of ineetiog so toteressing ea se. ascablage es he sow saw around him. It was airkialy a bar idea oic the part of the Lad Mayer to make the Royal deft the outlaw eaLlastrag together all that wee famous in literature and skews in this great cookery, and his lord ship was added to their thsala and osmareadatiens fee Meier so ermosedully corded out that vary kaki& eiesek The Lord Mayor retorted thanks, sad propseed—'llte Royal Geoiraiyiral flodety lad Sir Roderick Muskies.. the President." The tort havimg bees duly eshaewledged. lordship gave, " Practised &death sampled with the MIMS et Sir Jobe Resod*" whisk wee briefly respkided te, sod wee followed by " Architecture sod the Arta." This toad wee atheowledged by Mt. Ilk. Y.P. Other toasts Booloding "The Houk of Gammas sad the Right Roo. Rawer Walpole. M.P.") were hawked in emessesioe. sad the miter. Warmest, whisk was liberally provided sod elegantly served, wee brought to • does sill °Week. The ontsioal artaogemeets were leader the tasteful and skilful direction of Mr. J. L. Hakes. who was *misted by the Rases Wells sad Mr. Chaplia Hoary. A Naples correspondent says Quail shooting with the Neapolitan.' Is Dow the most popular thing el the season, and everyone who has • gating penchant tuns out early in the morning, or shortly after midnight, to par take of this amusement. To follow it oat well use should be ea the grated by daybreak, as the birds geeerally come in as that hour, sod should the weaker or day be propiti ous, flights of some hundreds arrive all along the meet sod elm on the Weeds is the bay. They leave Africa about dusk, are supposed to fly all night beg, aid mere, alight so tired that emu a Gotham sportsmen may be fortmatcs 'sough to 811 hi. bag with ease The young lady who met with such • serious ac cident oil Thanday while riding la Hones row, was Mir G. Millard, cm of the riding mitres to the estabible• meat of Omaha and Mrs. Welton, Gloossier•oromost, Hyde-put. Mies Milk* who is mid to be one of the most accomplished horsewomen in Lambe, waa gtviag acme instructions to a lady pupil, when, unobserved by her, • watering-earls came lumbering sloop, aad her horse dashed with full force aging it, all but killing himself on the spot by the violet.", of the oollisioa. At the mme insient, through the tweaking of the saddle-girths, Mies lOLA with the saddle, we. thrown upward into an adjutant bah Tra young lady's face same Into violent 'contact with am of the branches, and she fell headloog into the roadway, sustaining farther injuries by the fall. Mr. Harry Mitchell, of Hydepark-gate, and some other gentionse. Immediately ma to the nafortmate assietame. BM was moon. Mom for • moment or so, but soon rallied, and was able to walk to • oaths., which was pleated at her disposal to con. my bee to fit George's Hospital. The lady was mostly in jured about the face and head, her features being much die. figured and mutilated. LORD AIIIIIIIILIT AT LZRDS. —Lord Amberley, in hie addrem to the Leeds electors, states that proteetion and other mile have bees swept away, but there ie still required reform to the repreeeetatioa el the monis. In .:sandhog the &Inge It is deniable Weeder a emekbeabb share of the representation epee the weeds, elates. He should like to see the wishes and beings al the bhoming population more fully and directly reprimeated Ia the Hoard Commem, althoegh he was ath willing to bestow upon them any 1110f0 the middle sad upper climes a monopoly ofpower. does sot sham is the alarm of those who believed that the Si. frauchise would coder such • monopoly, and sh ould vote for the Bormgh Fnusehise Bill if no more oompreheasive momues should he proposed. The rest of the shines is devoted to the advocacy of the oomptete establishment of religious liberty tad the removal of religious BrsJossra Parrots, M. P. —After a somewhat severe relapse, We are happy to state, is reply to numerous ioquirioe, that Biz Joseph Panco's health is improvise. UJoseph's comer has than me of great activity, Ind his numerous friends will rejoice in the hope that he may yet be spared to se for msay yeare.—Derbpskire Courier. Xs. THORNHILL, H.P.—We are happy to say that Mr. Thornhill's health has so far been restored se to losable him to return to his delightful render" Sthatoo-th. the-Peek. Of corms, as our readers knew ! he has retired from public life, but ere hope Ma, nor 01 blifiges ss an still is store for bier.—Dertystire Courier. L ITRRA IR AND SCIIINSINIC MMEKOS y ou ULM &swum WW.—Maselay--Geseraplisal, at I me essy, " Tscaross d osorsphy." sir B. I. Mouthing& Tuesday—Boyd !celibate's, at 4 : "Chemistry," Prehopor s Frankland ; Ethnologic:et, at 4: Amiversery ; it= s .t 8 . : Raw., Rolling Meek," Mr. Fletcher ; to brth, Australis, sad Ohba," Bir 0. Brt ; Zothogica, ; at 84 : " New Form of Robed Birds," harmer Orres • " New 81141, Pan Jeakees." Mr. Aram of Wedendair Geological, at 8 : " Date of the English a Preetwich ; " Depositsthe Medway," ifeet a tieMp4 Foster end W. Tapley ; liseiety of Aria, at 8 ; Arelmele s gag, at 84 : "Obituary Nohow," Mr. Pettigrew. Them 1 day—Unman, at 3 : Aanivele Royal lletnea, at 4 i "Clisalia*7." Prolence Ft 12 2 .2 ; Astinmeisa, Ai 84 : " Inventory of Hasid Goode of Sir T. Mammy, Lord Mayer of Leedom, 1577," Mr. Mese& fricisp--Royel 2 Institution. at 8 : "Rats of Passaged Orystalllsoll BM stanees," Dr. Beam J ame- Suraday— Boyd bethellies, " at 4: " ILetearobey, Me. A. HereebeL AOMInasT To a Career.—lnforinatiOn was rusher day received at Woolwich by Ma iN S 7 .oeowel Senclisms. Lisatemet•Gmereer ed Royal Academy, air. scisenag Ind eiliasity width bad at the gummy rears, filtoeburnees, ea the preekces day, to Kr. Hammy. • east of the A ltsvisioa. seeierelses, who left Weelwish on- Meeday bet far a week's practice there. 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