The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-27 00:00:00

1 ;PA PER r t " b r • -3 has, • ' • • .. • . • , 1114, NLIX:4 rz 3 • • • .• . . " -14 ailligailleillillall.1111.0111.11Ma* " 1 ; 41111111.111 1$ I•i 0 $ . " 2,0041 1 P 6 4M14. 1 11 40INCIWILY [TWO.PrIi 1401* d4takt s eitd . h ea; 11 1 6 4 • rated at an advanced lies. The smiled arrmaguwests r.aa.der the diroctisewilir. J. L Hatton, who was aasistal by Mir Poole ad Yr. } 'ow Th,,lfnii of ,the Soots Fusilier Guards Illitedsd in the 4 2: 21uv ild /kW et inter*, duds* tits arils& XL er ea defies of toostrasitst. ( .-- --'' ' - ../ -. ~. . No. 4,614.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, *..mi4t, E tami MRS. MONEY IiIaRAM sad EONS' (at MauUwell-yard. leadles` LINK ad PACICIIT MN to A.—/.r WIKLIDOITINE. Peet ninik Mod OM lone Bei us Till thlb.4ll, IV:II .4 Jame, esehmeni I. I.l=d i ner , Asp KCS, T, I. he for Tegietee„ IL LAT . hint he the Irma hhila Mall lap Me d Wm.& Sma7 Winn= it hen' ire f re creaheth °rhymes Ike *utak MUMS; T., n. 4nollre end othrr hurl f.l‘..nrite, awl ash • known exWO sad Owl nprestr Fnir Ow proseser trials 4. Aar Ike amium.laUnas lee all . .3 . laseee rwi ztleeeneere ;Te F .,..0.7....a..aprAtr,..T. ars z I. ...A. • ill:wh i r i eseugz il awl ems. It^ Leadeehall-lheel Ilive-demWsehhoulell:erren e t es 4 ii= lam .A.sTlit's. THIS XYZNING. ORA.ND wariffrawg ralglo6llA Oreeg lizelta seent." gar the ilme Week may —TM &nay Maintain Weeders Owletalahlg ar villh the assr ipestaestlat hale& sallied 1116 Cll OM MILL Padeleed prices On Thuraley. Mar W. • somplloolloll Melt *lite Elves to Yr. Henry Mashies. who sag with the sealing st the Alkmaar& an what erasion the Ilinearan sad • lost ot taloa have soltuddsersd thrtr sonless. . " 11.0A1;•41,# '11111rAltr: MANIA TIM ROYAL SuWk7'Y .4/ID Ti AVAZ 404LIalf ' On Etattilday livalning the Right lien. the Lord Mayer and WS Indy, Haymow eat/Wined at &sem hi the ityptian Hall, Mashie • Seem. the Vios-liteeisisat 'sad .osetu d the 1 19711 1 fiesis#L WI the tteaiegdinillOotticil et the Royal Academy, and i distingashal, carepsny of gusto numbering Isstweso 250 and pee wee. A guard of honour; to*Wisting of about a company of the City Rides, with fatty meets. coder the tailwind of Major Alderman &et, &Weida& in the we/lib s be remiss his die* Highness the Comcsaaderiniatiskithe is sohned of VANBIII MUSIC aR, ad BIIPPI ROOMS. AA as mak ITIIIT goy r wierris /kr AMP. —The IWO 'mare implepie mown yr ser. —r "" rl44 glint Ileidge4 mit Amide Von! Uric rem the roar the estair2;: a roor sup M [•44i. to iris eitterely well UNIVERSITY INTSLLIGgCNCE, cAbnAlUDoll. MAT es. MUT V. LIASIIIIATIOX. Examined and Approved—W. B. Cheadle, R A., Cahn College ; J. C. Fah, R.A.,Oakte College ;J. J. Mackenzie, N. Clark, if J. H. Bond, R. B. Lawn,' B. W. 0. D. tavola& Dreart, Charles ertourgeon, Charles C. ilablestoa, FOR PORT PHILLIP Direet, the vrell-kitowa aALI .rintlaa LerMr, CALLIAIICS. AI 1, 1 1 .1*.t. .Its Mai TtIeINT'LL BROWS. . mem Islas 1.. the FAA WI& AAA Pr • rifirlsl4l,- ft... p .... 1115P. pi bar carp. Los mt.! •A.I .111 him WA TILI• AIi LL •'I tt..t -saw& as nude isow• twts• to Port Millar Soder no Says. Nu a WV id aurounb•••Ar. *nth ow•U•111 seenntra.‘l•X .for pas =L—tur prat, apply to Captain 19‘tra. as o• to X PONCA , t4INS, and L'o.. IS. CaliSlll - RC 1111DUCTION Of TIE 11,/SI BITTUIL EU ROPIAN Clad COL ONI• L wok COMPANY, 112, tell-**Ltea** SAL hleatehitel IRV frth* apply of pare Mir conito Wawa character re a levies el at lee** per *el & L. EXAVINATMN. Zoinimodoac d A illusb, Owe ; Briptork, Trio.; Clbasesis. Tna. itclAegh ma; Nast; Paork,Ttio.; Jols.; Trameres, et. Pities; Worthy, aid. Faarribmirs—J. T. Abdy, LLD. • J. Eiluupe, LLD. ; Herbert.Srsoolo, ILL; C. S. C4lvaley, ROYAL VICTORIA RRLIOLT. 17s. per gloass. , The Ateadmil eT Readhoes.) SPLJECIAID OLD PORT. (Teo yorsla Ilhe yogi) FtT STEAM COMMUNICATION le no , vout—Ths LlVlLtautol. UM Y 4 :4 8. 4 1141 L. lIIVIM MIT MUTANT fleligsupwed kis Perim .114essilkipt. jag li templeama roe TOIL. WULLY li rkum Isj U ela rY 411.1.6".11W: CITY OW RALTIIIoIiL WeLaeolay, Joao & i&NOAllook Wedoesday. has IL AO/ eviwy sock.vev.ll4llWehreity. Olble 11. mod SI grartsci. asinedis IMP linnineir modilles. raven. pomp. evereas. losiodlos perriskes ado& Pariapre ler Cards led Le Wallin Maks WNW lorms.—Ver amble padistami wlWZ i nf t =4::=o•oll; or Is and . a. me OVIRLAND R01112.-0030(171110ATIOX by STEAM So DMA. A tIITIIALIA, ea, ale RAM. lb. MS AB, and 011.1MITAL MAIII JAW ODYTANY 11001. PAIIIMILSr== . dba walla and ClinaV a dietr danness Isaelag aa dab and Mb al irmy unrelb ear Olbreltar, Maly IDS. Ades. and livarksix by Yam ad dr llab nod Mb ad as& am* : and tae Idsarltlian Umiak King Waxy. Sava& Mil=nod grimy. by Oa r..... Fluuthain at wiry .art—Tar.art—Tar a yS pply ad Onspaors Mob I% LC.. Loudon ; or Ildbolad.plana eaulanayben. COMMUNICATION WITH ALL PAWN of the WORLD 4:31 Cum Av iNd Cs.'s mtaninhed Parisi !spew hismagat latiaSme o ery. DAILL—t haw% Germany, Ramis. Se - Kurland, Austria, Portinni, IliNlitsrrastraa, Egypt, An larlifto At a.lf , %traits. Plunisli. W e. Ildieds, Turkey, Adriatic. California, Wen Indian Oss 1111011111111f.—Anstra/la. Nee &Man& Tannueli, Caps. Alva Weatimit Afrtin. Mexico, brazils Pacific. Willa with tlinugli ratan to user thau leg Rimmia, and niumnatine, at Seurat street W *AWE Ursa- W er l. Clusipside, .Y.O anal the chief office, 130, Looks Agana ' c ur tits globs. DIIILLIPPS, GRAVES, wad PBILLIPPS, 11, Sped lane, LC, swill despatch iseßellue staansen for the Imlionnentlened porta, erfth sr”o.ls and as follows: • DOTTLIDAM and the LH BA AVI wren fluty • mosolos, as II lido*. fres the Bridals sad Pawls* elesue =.lrarra—halooes. LI 10.4.. fan ciltla. 17e. ed. .• retain L 2 Ia aud LI 01. id, PYRNOOII.O, ever/ Marsala, Roes of Ile Treat. Fere, 41. It, /ICEMAN. Wedsoadly, May IL heft lksreetydnern. a. and letara tickets bawd et a wand a half. 7. 00 1 71111 BMW. FNMA/. Wednesday, May 1, teen Benue • Ipfewa Mem LS la . *OW awl purse apply at Chaollore Volveseel Plea, llegmheetese. IV., or to till LLIPIM, MUM sal rizu.urn, 11, 10e4004. LC. eIIiADVANCES MADE., without delay, by b LONDON fievcrnossr COWL\ Y ;Limitary IsA. il="les isposit of dada. Ms of sale, or aim S .011.. manage by ray Instalment& per sort et an wwwwww Mew S. (.%1•4= 1 : • iii•• et SW sid Al su► tycopsybasee sad lowa seal Irby ANNUM JAM. assalsg ti/yedst. "VXCELLINTE BLJOUTIRIE COURANTR. MA 1.0141 argaikux Aes VAISAIQUL"—WATILID. ir • 1110DOSZt. bawl* hors Isortuud wilis • 11n441••• the Pads l'olv•voil Exhibitfna, accamiwisod * law allberkg is•tamslal, rerseths* Weil* ems polies Woo elow of Wok OOLU CHAINS snit sisisivo why le all sods so Ur psomiless owl IlliXiliell,thedoialets. Nassioslasp. Lk el, esorlsiosoleom o•••••pdpins. IT C. IDO•bisioll A.D. 174. amp nods of Orin sod S Ow to ash. R.lll. This =Mai dim it • Is the wuWO, mod as Saturdays sii TIA/111LTON ma XIMPTON, Tailors. —A .a.i. lelleeT STOCK OM ewe OlOilolvogy so ol 1 11 4 : 1 76. ii ld ro r a m. a os ai r edd l hr las ielb ell= zonooS mom lloolislosa ems at 111111=011 sol a illrela Mese& appoils irliar LA IeMILS" (ALTA= 111:11B WILED saw ammo All I) SVM4S& ISOM for Ow Work4troodl UM& ANOOLAL T MMUS. bum mil* sal bob be . vnimas* Vaimeens mop abelorked 38 C t i triltkok 1.14 O..SCIAUT. IA NOV 11148QUAILL Mb bib b emakkoll ebb say pima Winne. sob rim kb rms. PTAILUAZIE ISM INT I I DiCABY," . s es si m_an =be; ri . . 1 / 4 or caitemre M at s fate= _ _ _ IL MIAMI and 30x. ELI Nimaiii sad A1..444, 41414441•411. aurior 64 f1Art41,444: sad • 11.114161 :441114.1 "44110.144 .11": 118"141.4. as RAM The OCICHIOMBILk cr • rn=4ll/31' V LNIZATIIILIVA L IZI:= pa ale le MOO OW opoiludes. inal Is waseve4 wira • W ai r=.l. CALIIIIII. A.4404-.W mg be. a. . t . t.Z4 4. 01dh44.41444 Sri. Woo as 4 4141 d. taw So lials4l4-111•• la ark &GIL a I. pm.= • GOE-lITITCH SEWING SIAORLIES, te um - wkare member liawskr map mud 4al• .r = o 4lllladaraiirise. /. th. tr et Ilwash. vest Wray 'all amo limb r il tis gee am are Ws la eito solislosis IV lie Nob amid eft maw reellaullsa. WimMells ler do s mille perposes, NW am MI 11•11111•611. la dr marbili. DiMalifithe piagabls TO LAMM—ROWLANDS' ICALYDOR, ea Would isiricel Pr•peratka kw I aprantai sad Bioarai• b De all aa r Campends• W Mac The Reg last iti.4lll M x. 11 4114 amok am Wm+. sOM ad lkaa whkh it eimmis st alli Alum. I" arab, a mains inseams sad Fillio Dar" Taw =OK Opsle. Iforcklim tamelsrs• csair cumisse s Wisdom maw it imp Idlei. it &Aim all tie aloft oft diarist= • Wu,Prim= be auid is 4 lailimacaker bassos sir 16. ell aid Oa OIL par beills.-244 at IL= ' I• 4 bg demises mid plerawas. Mk Our •• Tcl, dad itEIIeRIGSRATORB tarPromrviag I«, sad mobs" wine. butler. a.m. water. Jul.,.e sad of Imola Masa...w by an ed W IRIAN LILTLIL T LieItri .4 nr, the brat in-tke, an.l at Wm lowed es& prim us te e cpp o tine.i 1,.r the ,tle of the rostputy's = IF tor* Purr gyring water ke. in blocks, nelimcd yo IN pant o,f town Cully. and pm Curs of in ed.. Is. In mud _lentnlt mrsgemd any &Witte. Into Ow country. by 01101.18 TRAIN. Initial Ipsiespnbir .state. Wise-coolers. neaelnees for linkinn lo• crimes saber w lt.o of IFitibl•ta ice. treellas powders, teeedde. he. for .mg leak water. Detailed preamises Inn) t.) on appliration to lb. Win Ise Orsapsay.l4o, stra Lame" e. antrINIWIL —IR all emu el wakens sod ague giv won" etriants WINS. immins•46.l by Ur. sal 1M Pmekolia. —Pigred solely by 11.. mr . 11 " 1111 ,:a i raill-brm tberY~ Lowden. Sold by all •ed wine npcVe► Obi a drra Wboborild Lre4. Webb. sad Cs., Woresseir. A szysß FAMINti REMEDY. raft eurerer, D Dt. IKOITS 1131/006 eat WED PILLS gel= re Illerevegel er th• gel be Mar legealarle So ell ere raw free r.d rlgre re liver bell==ept d iflirge• aurae ad re E eta Vet as • lbs, Drip reeler sr& ee • pallor ef rere Dale easeralt la their epserir rd be Ire rarter Obey Ore apprise. reerge grgerion. s d ergrgageo re whole • ... 10,1, 1 oyster-8W by W. Lunheefe ert b/ owl Er I•I let sr Pa Al. PA sure to set foe De fleett's .14 1 . U.Or rrns. TM meet,' are • 11. 1 11111 T 1 711•11 package. with • liawfa Umber Ilk Jenne...wren enereeret no the rump. ." RICORD'S — ESIENCE of LIP' hat lielnows aben,' to the most shattered eoletituttorn• la M'""sks• 'W gr ere le Impossible. He afire are penerega e roumaltstiou tweeeoury —Soil in cases with full lastructiowe. lit . four quint, trs for 3%.. anywhere. enrefal# M ei reeelpt of remittance or elaajw Witt lewd" IT. rße. fitrend, London. [nn. at Statioewr: 1141. JOZZAIN COPAHINE. or Saccharidisd waft ahniniatereil In the Paris anti Tatiana RooP : 1 111 4 emd l iello... l ollteil a the beet renaily for ehreole Aharies. timeeL of Nev. I 1414 , . A copy forwarded on application. Per 10 0 fie r.t ,at Yreoch chemist. ilk By whet. lanakei Rae st. (entails. roam. one tie principal sh•slora, tow b sa SUNDAY DAVOIIRMITION AT THE CaysrAL rirs ILINTSHIM ELECTION. The nomination of candidates for the repreeenta ties al lbetaldre, with* has bees rendered vacant by the death of the Me annabar, the Hoa. E. M. Lloyd Musty., leak sin at Flint, es flataniey. There was • large atoms a( freelloMme and pattern.. conflicted with Yte may. More than ordinary interest was manifested la the proceidiaga in conserpsescs of its being understood that the ism raised by this respective candidates was cos flemere or so confidence in the Chancellor of the Exchequer's bap* and Led Palusentee's government. The proceed. sure eke invested with additional interest by Mr. (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) having made his appeumee in Flietehire, in order to give au active stepper, M Lead Richard Grosvenor, the ministerial mdi date, although he did not make hie appearance at the no mination. Sir John Hamner, M.P. for the Eintshire Boroughs, proposed Lord Richard Groeveaar to represent the county. Lord Richard Grosvenor ) he mid, came for ward as an avowed supporter of Lord Palmerston goyim.- meat. This was a great recommendation is favour of Lord Grosvenor, for, be would ask them. when they saw Faeroes distracted from am aid al it to the other—when they saw the United States of Asturias meting away all the maxima ef the great Wasidegten—wee it not important that a man Inn Laid Palmerston, who stood at the bead of diplumrey, SA only in Europe, but throughout the world, should remain at the bad of affairs! Mr. Lewellen Palkner ftz e l Namecb, needed the Domination. Mr. H. Prmd Mr. lhaikm , and the nomination was Noweded by B. T. Raw, who alluded is wars terms to the nomer in which the Cheneallur of tag &elm =me aediereacing to inflame the dacisioa of the free Be did not know whether that gentleman In tesidsd to show himself that day but it was well known that he WAS in the eighhourhuo d's canvassing for the very Arty which he strongly opposed on the last occasion. He had no doubt, however, that if Mr. Gladstone were there, he would make their ears tingle, and would tell him that it wee he (Mr. Roper) who had changed his opined', and that he (Mr. Gladstone) had always bent eo nsi s t e nt, On Lord GROSIVEN. to evening forward to address the elec ton he was received with cheers. on the applause sub siding he addressed the meeting at length, claim* to be more of a Welshman than Mr. Hughes. He then remarked that, if elected, he should support the greet liberal party, who, during the last thirty-five years, had carried every measure which had a tendency to advance and promote the uttered, of the people. Mr. HUGHL4 next came forward, and addressed himself more particularly to the present budget, designating Mr. Gladstooe's surplus as artificial rather than real, and stating that, in conaidcnag the financial arrangements of govern. meet. we ought nut to acknowledge a minister's speculative theories. PaLlCi. Du BARRY'S DILICTOrd HEALTH-WM.ORM° Roe iD save, fifty amca 141•0014 In other nine. dies. restoring perfect digestion, strung nerves, sound blear., healthy liver, refreshing sleep, and energy to the most disor dered or enfeebled. !emoting effectually Ammo's (indigestion% habitual oonstipatton. hemorrhoids. Over complaint. flatulency. diarrhoea, dysentery, uervousnem biliousness, fevers. sore throats, colds, noise. In the head and ears, rheumatism gout, Impurities. eruptions, Irritability. palpitation, heartburn, head ache. debility. debility. dropsy, cramps spasms, enniem sough. mama bronchitis, consumption. arrofula, tighteent d ie we e t palm CRYSTAL PALATE . —SYNDAY Max 28 . — Adm i x - at the nit of the stomach or between the s. waiting Mom rnemhers of Cr, Mal Palace shams dabs and their away of the body In old and young.—Certilleate, Igo. 31.410: &Undo. 40, 1 47 ' • admissions for this six week days. T 4,063 ;—` We fhul it the rang remedy ^ Andrew yea MK; total rigatoni dadaring Use weak. 114,110. This gives a total I ,__ lte • !e'en'. Dr. bberlead. Dr. CliMobla ealft•.__ of upwards of tau millions of visitors Wilts Crystal raises i "•'"" '"`• " tE, 21 ' ; 111 - tree of Sim .""'" an Hwy sad Cak, 77 Regent-street, London ; eke at 1= shire the opening osi the 10th of Juan, 1864, • period of am Maps' eiCesai lty . GO, lirscechurchetreeti Sls warty wen yearn. Ma; 44 Osionletreet —fAdeertbementl A great demonstration, which appears to have lees oesseined wit► considers/Ai secrecy, took plans at the (petal Paled yesterday, by the members of the Crystal Mare Share Clubs and the supporters of the National Sun day League, who, by arrangements with the company, had a large number of tickets placed at their disposal, Thigh were distributed et merely 'manual prices mewl their friends and in different large manufactories. At • moderate calculation them were upwards of 30,000 persons arrenshied at the Palace. The officials of the London-bridge Terminus state that from their platform alone more than 17,000 per• 2004 took their departure, the trains limning from 9 till 11 a.m., and from 1 till sin the afternoon, iudependently o those taken from the Pimlico station, and the great nun. ter w►o went by ennirsion vllO3. Dinner was provided for those who left town in the morning, and tea and other light refreshments for the more numerous visitors in the afternoon. There woe no money taken at the Palace doors, admiesioo being strictly confined to those provided with tickets issued by the committees of the share clubs. We had no reporter present, but the foregoing facts are megranteed by a correspondent who wm there. ' wee asked the following from a printed prospectus : ; *Copal Palm Rare Cubs have been formed to citable works, ans to law threbolders, in order to advance its lionaty apnalog. nog endeavour to realise the original intention of making it tin People's Palace. The bolder of • single share is sodded toe bee admission to the palace and gardens every Soidsy throughout the year, from half-past one till dusk. Already mere than 800 shares have been distributed to friends, and upwards of 2,000 free Sunder admissioo ticket. have been issued to the shareholders. As lan investment, sock shares, at the present cost, have pro dead • profit of 7 per cant. ; the average imet, including transfer, stamps, Sc., being about 36.. After using the viers for any length of time, it may be disposed of pro bably at • profit. The holder of such share is free of ell liability. Working men joining the clubs pry Is. weekly for 33 or 36 weeks, and become entitled to • the monthly ballot for shares ; edam am pay larger snms, or the whole haineeat.A a ohne at ono and receive their awe with these ant The show of hands was at least three to one in favour a Lord Richard Groersocr, soda poll baring been demanded ea the part of Mr. Hashes, the High Shend tied the polling for Tosoday oast, sad the declaration for Thursday. The prowowlisit terminated with the usual rote al thanks to the Mora Swam Ohmmos, Ma per IPlosol CnVl.c Rnady, 4.1. MCI Emma Ma per dorm IIL JelloiapoiL SO& and Da Flase4 Schiedam Holland, 30a. pram& ost cane. DICELLIIIV O IIII m III4=' OLD MDT MOM amilleskype Tour ado, IT NW sod Us. per doom. and 30s. I. Ur dome cm« carelegelies. FAL NOM =RPM% lisaftsc MIIDLIIII fiELZOT ugriflair. —nas Myna" was establisheit taill„ to promate the noire general devolution .1 UN be-4 Age toast/ la fliskwe. le^ftrWlrl• i.• hpi.o. Philosophy. Travel awl iitveatare, and the Anther class of Piction. From Its commosomoonj books of every shade of eptisice ea all 'objects of Impueleses has. been liberally pro. v% for the use of subscribers, aad sow furnishes constant supplies of the best Washy, to It seer, town and Mane Ile litepllons. lists of the priacepal New Warta sad New 811t/oas at 'runt Is circulation will be forwarded ea appliaathoi. SINGLI 513111CRIPTION, ONE OVINILi Infa ANN1:111, Coalmen/Ist at any dad. ltrattleas Cowatry SobscrlWee !fifteen salines at one time!, Mee Ovilewas pee of the best sal omelet worka ea- Oliewolabb who at pleasars. MAWS WALD MUNN, New Ozamilalmil. Labs : 011111141irest, lisaeheeSee ; and Sww•strest. , Ode Ih011s& ei ST. JA dar M pries ES'S I[ DEL •• ZINE. far Mins 1. The Pes4allee. t Bose K Last. RTT Thomas Seed. S. " Pladrione Apetninne." W 1 is MOW . • Tale, la Three Parte. by the Author or •• Peet Perni." • TM lad Days of Wseksapeso& By J. 0. Relllarll . P Rik & Cos and Abuse of Wean le Deese. Sty Mrs lterrthekl. & • Few Words sheet head Weeiliego. by en,tresor Ault*/ T. cds itte Wreidg be 11. W? • Tam By Mrs. d. C. Hall. relelelles eT Dot the kip. 11, Sobers bell. r's IP* 10. Tim *no of UM. U. Rapti the BalllR. A NIL Port HI. IL LI Ws to Aotty I.lmmrlam 1/80JrUie. A Ballad. By Mary 'twat. it Goias Dimon la Roam. By Timms Levity. 11 TM Labs Moak of Want. m. Fr: iss:sio !Doug of the Roluehold. By the Author of • is Catch a ftunbesm." : W. Lott sad Ow. Paissuader-row. Ts Nay BIL arm la., Ye Joao Number of T X P I B A R. Doom : 1. The Seven Scam of 11yealmom. s 0 422 by O. A. Sala. I Francois Rabelais: by his • Amy . A My Ascot sad I a. Amoebas Hotels and Alllefielll2 /Food. A. Airiest ("Logical Novelists. T. The Deal Baby S. Too Batter for Worse. A Romance. S. aad Top-Sawyera 11. A SMlNltied Lie. IL Mar loLag YOWL mies: Oace of "Temple Doe IIL Ilisiesmat. MHZ TIMER SIMMS ; Ai* Rope, and -a. amity; Iffio for Mee /Wale Weir. P' the Asthoe mot Compere of " What an alb Wild Waves y r 1,011/011: Met Cocks sad Co.. New BarUilb -greet. Bagsalkitare. W. Oa awe 1. as 41•11 volumes, yaw L. at, onlarneotal beelds. We Ave rlshly-solonron nigroclafp. from Design, by CUM mg floe liandred elbow es. focusing albs oast wad alai soma mg eatbabas ever priniod. GRIMM'S GOBLIN& balsa: blow villa% Aarti-oosse, Wirt CONIPIBRTINB of a HORIII OOPIR, y aminmaaa. gr W sarkos atlatiair lana4aallaa Pony ar ala iMerlip Is laid. Mao la ad. laseram Vial" Aaaalasar!. Slam& Tile day. pries Is. beeves . Se. et cloth itlt, TWIOI ROUND the CLOCK. By °sows AMMO JIAL4. W. Mug NM Oa. Oar proprietors,. Tatereopteraow. Illesimated Co,,ers M the uniform pnee of la seer♦ BLE RANDY BOORS, popularly wowed al Tinelleel Gulden en ell subjects of universal bawd essil nesilebees. Contributed by the best authors. 1 11ARINE *WANT U. MANS aed MOnelll. new reedy. lendes : *are en/ leek 114 rta.t.seass. MISS PALMER'S 00MCBRT. This concert, given at fit. James's-hall on Friday amnia& van as siMilent setertaismeet. Mi. Palmer is new sae of the bed end most sdmired of or English eon tnito singers ; sad she is peculiarly happy as a singer of LEDO& Resie—ii bunch al lbw art on which, much to her hamar, she has swideelly bestowed much attention. The two English seem sang by bar on this oetaidon—" The sailor's wife,' by Batton and " I weader'd by the ' brook aide," by Fltawilliain, are beautiful thin., and were sung delightfully. Sims Beeves lan Beethoven's " Adelaide," with Miss Arabella Glocklard's . scoompauiment ; " Sleep on." a pretty song, composed for him by' Miss Palmer ; and Hettoo's ballad, "I drum of thee." Mies iienks swag Dania's " Name the glad doge which has lately become so popular ; and Mr. Thomas snug John Barnett's "Farewell to the Mountain," and Mac. (emu's " Song of the Sompnoar," from Robin Hood. There were several vocal concerted pieces and instrumental solos performed by Mr. H. Blagrove and Mr. Pettit. 11.188 FANNY CONCERT. Mims Corfield gave a matin6e of classical pianoforte music as the Hanover-square Rooms on Saturday. This young lady is a pianist of great merit sod rising re putation, who has studied ID the best school, being • pupil of Professor Sternal. Bennett. She is, as might be expected, remarkable for the imames of bar nethed sad the purity of her style, while she plays with wadi taste and imprimis.. The music she performed was of the mat abase dowering/a : • duet of nyebr's for Us pines sad viol* in whirh she was accompuund by M. Yellow ; Dw. ash's Somata in C minor ; 134060 , 111011 eassasb 0, 49. SO, far the piano end violin ; Mandel's " Narmada. Sleek. smith," sod Haydn's Trio in G minor, with Mean. Mo lloy, and Pique. There wen vocal pieties by Madame Lemma Sherrington and Miss Marian Mess. The per formances wore warmly applauded by a large and fernina• able audience. hat flay, eampitta la owe vaL, prim la, ammonia! boards, puAißls FLOWYR. Oman Amu's. 71tts work la dam sataaghtna Interest may at As watatartal lallaa Ilia art llthentlllll that have assfaltod tram It. walk lan sant pair writer. Ward aM oa, 114-11•414araii. Dl COMB OS iIIUVIOUSS OS. illii/JLAL MINIUM M. Jag BAY ben re CAUSE A IPsh irD a tCAL It at th:al ra. etne a PitItIiATURI MUNIILIN. rib yrs drelire for war morrow le boor id room the rub el turripro ar sosorlii t, 1:116s l oorari Si Wm p salm b airsairs isd wrier ebb* tad to ra. or *Mr M by L. J. i. U. A lbemarledimet. itifabeiNf. Welka oareftemese Uum 2. sod bto 6. "V. kol Y - risibmi le wing tiro is on member of society by room re bar will sr be found' useful *AMA. r in ch por rm. e rig re MOW Si a purl, yrropior, or clasper" Combs: Mae& fa. Cernhill : , w 1 J. Allen. 10. WarwidOsso. SAtkID HARMONIC SOCIITT, EX MLR HALL.- li•ntlelasoho's ShjaA will be performed on Friday next. Principal vocalists, Miss Parepa, Madame Ralston Dolby, Mr. Sims Reeves, and Herr Formes. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPMEA. ADUI 'RAM, MAY 25. knOtirnIENTS. Lieu *Wk. Adelina Patti, on Saturday night, ap- limehted. D. A. Irvine, to the Cggiset ; and A..R. Gordon, pew* he Loris di Lesissersomor. After the gloat nee* to ti•Altarlhornteilit. Fliterk • *shod achieved in the Besisaithda, the Mitred of the K. P t i r ter' A. A. SPeruLtu addittontit th e ( o oc lemlie ; pass we s strongly excited by the senounasment of her Jujidsaddi tion al .-•• • to be additions to meows/Ls ;(Alp* t 6 F. appearance another *emit* and the theatre, vow ,- be ad itional to the Russell ; and IL E. Malmo), to the ipmetly, wee crowded to omen ; boxes vied stalls, we were Dauntless. told, having been sold by the traders in these commodities I Amide* Paymaster Wisps** tis the Bleohote, _ , at extraordinary rates of profit. The fair debutante .111 not I B. Zltnil .7 , B eit i ctgl . eals m hilletri c trars berms T. 0 .! 8. Bread, S. J'ago, disappoint the expectations sho had raised ; sad by her Ne. i git imt. o r zr: R . often, J. H. Beg,"4, and J. Len. she gained • triumph as peat ea she had ob' • Bees, to be *dittoes' to Use Princem Royal, for dispgeil. Weed by her Amine. Ia her personstios of the I Naval Cadet IL F. Orton, to the Edgar. dialter she showed the same intelligence, sensibility, and gime ; sod her performance of the MUale was distinguished by the same surprising amount of vocal power ' the IMO artistic purity of style, finished execution, truth and force of expression, and richness and variety of embellish/neat. As in the Saitssentbora, tki 1.4, faculty was mat, cirthirear displayed in her ft* —thal in which Lucy, with mingled joy and anxiety, is expooking the arrival of her loyer.l The melody, as written, is highly florid, end the sieve gave expression to the tumult of agitated feeling 104 I • profusion of ballast fancies, poured out with I as the Termer e 4 ilesediets Impulse. 'WI have him bead any Mager mow as ereedel thee • Mdlis. Ps* le nisi see far the essiseslosiet of ark. Dania thereillele afthe agitatieg some between the levees she wee *Meal ; the pais iodic.* by hi moody harshness melting intp the most exquisite tenderness when the moment of pm*y approached, was in beautiful keeping with the whoie *b. tarter. The next great scene —that in which Loefelete &sr shows her the forged letter se • proof of hdfletroies falsehood—derived its pewee from he - Waapficitg 1u the absence of ooevesticeel " piste; Them wee, no violent desuoustraties, but emery , gesture. and tone showed that the peer girl's heart 'gas bookie. In the greatest mane of all—when Ravenswood &ppm* if the moment when Lacy los signed the fatal eyebath—MlMl*. Patti roods** an effect equalled only by Jamey lA*, whose acting is this some was perhaps her greatest *Mkt The manner in which that consummate actress—is sweet to Revenswoxl's furious question—piped oat the Kamm syllable " Si !" was a thing paver to be forgotten ; but the whole of Patti's acting in this scene was scarcely lag affecting. Even the scene of distraction which follow*, and which is the climax of poor Lucy's woe, is Ism pathetic) than this ; far medeosses on the siege must always be exaggerated and movestioueL We have never yet seen a female tragedian, however great, to • mad scene —not even Mrs. Seldom in Belvidera—without being re minded, we are sorry to my, of Sheridan's " Eater Taburirm, mad, ha white satin ;^ but Patti threw into Lucy's medeseet many towhee of truth and nature; and her deem the snatches at the melodies emaciated with former happisele, was deeply toughing. Taken altogether, we have not bed a mote beautiful picture of Welter Scott's heroine than that, given by Mdlle. Patti. In the other parts this opera is not so well cast as it might be. Why does not Ternberlik perform the character of Edgardo! It surely might to be given to the prim/ tenore of the company. The part of Ashton is not a plea sant one ; but it is /emblem( mem offset, both dramatic end vocal, than is gives to it by cratiaaL CHATHAM, MAY 2R. Since the Cressy hoe been in covntniaelon the crew have been Maker unhealthy. and she canoes home hum the Mediterranean 200 abort of her proper VA Two of her others—Comnander Bargees and ymaster Nelson-6nd on board. A number of speetnests In natural history w: ea re s = l : 2l : Barna lar aa rd a d . ea . 1 Billie Museum. Meet of the rd, crew me eanditsons me" sad these hove ben pinged six weeks' Myr. etalb• =rote. The Crtz= he he ahhaelted to the third of the steam . WOOLIRCH,' KAT It Tho Adekick', km wire Aiwa sweat/ • of the Royal ArsesokeigureM i lhetsa Chino. 'and embarked the 23rd company nadir 4coswoLod UNA. Caelidiamlimit ?l i ra • meat et Royal Relive% 'echidna Cele* Metwhi °Attu°, and Captain Evans. The fore, peceeteted Chatham by the North Kent Railway. The Atasbiare Ise OD Enid • zebra, three asteloPet, wovonl cam forer birds, with nutueroul specimen' al tM tribe, tot the itegent's-park Zoological•prtlene. She will prebeed lewd t o the docks aftee &helm/ging ter cargo of Ti. erdaweee atone. ME LONDON Inten Rtrtam.- I This corps on Saturday assembled at Wilson 'a field, Kennington, under the command of Lietrtargifit-C6looel Verner, Colonel the Marquis of Donegal. being on the ground io his carriegi for hat ion drill. Yesterday the corps met at fitusipe Ifsll aW Moceeded, headed by the dram sad fife band. 81. Imealre Much, /Weld!, were an eamettiat warm wee preaaleed by their cluipleio, the Rev. 0., H. Mimics. Mbar the coeclusion of the service the corps marched back to Leimisairitip, where they were disademeL OVIIICIAL IitSPROtION 07 THE 7/11 Bvuz RITLM. —Oa aagawlay evsairig, is consequence of the aostoctime. meat that nel M•Murdo, the government inspector of veltateers, wee to °facially intt q he above corps, a strong avatar of etesnlsers took and sea after 6 o'clock upwards of 400 marcised hem is Keaningka. I lane, to Kennington-perk, the nee of the e meadow to thassullt wad et the pa r k bre* hese Madly granted fee the iseesedosi by the Bret scasmisicase et Pub& Works. Pre dab at 6 o'clock Colossi Mllardo arrived, and the corps nadir Ile e - i 4 d Ifs* Berwilowi. went through reeinentelensenefte, the meeenties of which several times elicited remeeke from the gallant colonel At the etas Colonel allfurdo 'Abused Major ilmeetend be teems, on the high Mete of efficiency the carp bee • INAUGURATION OF THE DUBLIN ART ZIMIBIi'IO7I. (Prom We Freemen's Jetereat) The arbibitien at the Fine Arts and Ornamental An,Plob*d by the Royal Dublin ikeisey, was eased to the puede yesterday Wriday) by him Badelimey the Lord Lientemak aid now takes he place as the great attraction of the mean. The anise wee ems of azaesdiaglateralt, and the Pia Arts Comniittes s erith ethent_ the idea of the WY bltion originated, end who are charged with its manage ment, halm wary reuses to congretelate thenweires the complete seams by whisti their gaieties heft been crowned. The armaments mule by them fee the ceremonial attendant on the formal opening of the Pabibitimi were canted set with • ratability and ptio elaion that elicited saiversal praise ; and that their /florin' to provide • source of refined and elevating Omura far the eitimes of Dahlia were appreciated ea they deserve, was proved by the very numerous saltrodance of guiahed persons who thus manifested their sympathy with the °bruit' at the commitese s and their Interest in the inic. can of the Exhibition. Of its semen in attracting the people of Dublin we have no doubt, judging from the very mind interest felt in the subject, sod the Mot and bril• honey of its inauguration by our popular vieeroy, and we have equal confidence in the good which such • display Of art must effect in the cultivation and improvement Of public taste. On the whole, the severed sad moat his tidious critic must admit that the Exhibition of 14L is, in • very high degree, creditable to the Dublin Society and to the country. Whether we speak et its pastel effect, or outer minutely into its details, our language must be that of praise and admiration. A very choice and beautiful collection of works of art ban bees brought together. and therm works ere die pleyed in • building which hes been an skilfully adapted to the purpose that it would ahnoat seem to have bees erected for uo other object. Owing to the natural reluctance of the owners of valuable peistiags to allow the amt of their pee. maim', the present collection dues not annals any of the world famous works of the old masters which are to be found in English galleries, It includes, however, • large number of characteristic, though mime works, by cele brated artiste, several of which have been contributed from the gallery at Hampton Court, from the private collection of the queen, of the Lord Lieutenant, and of other distin guished persons. The gallery appropriated to the works of modern artists is as well filled with works of high merit, iocludiuy some fine pictures from the South Kensington Museum, by Malready, Leslie, Mediae, and other eminent members of the British echoed of painting. standing at any part of the building and looking around at the beautiful °Neat. width meet the eyries everyshle, at the light and graceful pawl's so tastefully fitted up, the hand some decorations, sad the gay groups of promenader., it Is difficult to realise the fact that the place which is the theatre of th i.. brilliant same but a few month. ago resounded with the bellowing of sborthonis. The exhibition me- I stets of a large central save, with a hall on either aide equal to it in length and about half as wide. These lateral halls am appropriated exclusively to pictures, and the central hall to sculpture, browses, and ornamental art, such as porcelain, works in the precious metals, and other object. coming within the scope (desert exhibition. At the eastern extremity of the central hall has been erected • magnificent elm, which, in its splendid and elaborately ornamental DetMe awe, toms& prominent and attractive feature in the same. Beneath the organ an orchestra was erected capable of neamonsodatiag over two hundred vocalists and lustre. mental rats. The place set apart for his Excellency and the distinguished persons specially invited was immediately underneath the orchestra, and was railed off from the other portion of the hall. The floor of this reserved spice was covered with • magnificent carpet, in one piece, manufactured specially for the occasion by Mesini. Todd and Burns, of 1 Mary-cuntA richly upholstered chair wee placed at the 1 right hand side of the Lord-Lieutenant, and other haul some chain and couches were provided for those who had been invited by the committee. Just outside the reserved 'pace an elegant fountain has been erected, which added considerably to the pleasing effect of the other tasteful ar rangement.. The time fixed far the commencement of the ceremonial was half-past one o'clock. But lung before that period had arrived the nave and galleries were crowded with spectator.. The fair sex were considerably in the majority, sod the galleries, which were filled from end to end by fashionably dressed ladies, presented a most brilliant ap pwirance. Indeed it would be impossible to coevey by any language which we could use an adequate ides of the gay and animated scene to one who had never witoessed • similar ceremonial. Whilst waiting for the arrival of the Lord-Lieutenant the epeetators amused themsel;riz u t gazing with delight at the novel and Owing a promoted by the interior of the buddies, and by main the various distinguished guests who responded to the invitations of the committee, and who, on their arrival, were conducted by the members of the " re ception committee" to the positions assigned to them on the dais. Mr. Whiteside, M.P., who was aiwiegst the later arrivals, was &worded • most flatter ing reception. At a subsequent period of the day • similar compliment, though even more nierked In • degree, was paid to our distinguished countryman, Mr. Dawn. ATOTHSCARMS' HAts..—The following gentlemen ware admitted licentiates of the Society of Apothecaries on Thandays—Basera J. A. Bright, of Carubswigeaquare ; 8. Hurls, of Cho/Wham ; 0. W. Hollister, of Newent ; 0. C. Holt, of Biddulph ; J. lAugdoo, of Yeovil; H. hfachlsV. of Wilades ; C. S. Matthews, of Carepatrest ; John Morris, of Nebo ; Nicholson, of Briglitou ;W. Powell, of via. moo ; J. Rutter, of Hillingdon ; G. J. Sealy, of Marasiou ; sod T. 8. Smith, of Warrington - _ • - - To ovz YROVINCI AL FRIEND/.- 4 ' Ws have Ye wetly Medea Odours of inspecting the prude/Akre of earn of our meet tansous London manufacturers, and from the pocket chronometer of forty guineas down to the met heniel watch of two gsilueas, and throagh ad their various forms and Mahlon' (whether duplex, lever, horizontal, or vertical . the same been. Wul finish and enperiorlty was observable. Puck being the cam we have great pleasure In recommending to ear provincial friends, and the public generally, the manufactures of Mr. hen. sou, of 33 and Se, Lulls/n(o.ldd, and 46 and 61, Comhill, who, bevies succeeded in producing a really wood watch at a remark. &Mg wsuderate prioe, be fairly entitled to all the benefits nut°. W cos beetow."--Commercial Daily list. lietwoes Illus. Mated Pamphlet, post free o w two stam_ps, Is descriptive of *ma eautruction of watch ow made. watebos sots by post MIMI parts of the globe,--(Adrerthemeetl. theoorps. - Amoogal those present were—M.R.* _to! g ams bridge, the V Ice-President of the 'Roy 7. SW, Charles and Lady Eastlake, his Excellency to od ' a Dote lad Duchess 'of Northumberland, Martinis sod Iferebioneei , ' Nernonly, Earl of Aberdeen ' Earl and Osonties Silashepej Sal and Coantem ef Beisberungli, 'MEW Illemateet et the Hiss a QOTIDOnne. cod • large atkebet of Istisite and literary esiebrities. Croce having been said by the Rev. Mr Davis, chaplai n to the Lord Mayor, and the loving cup Mei round, in Ps , eardemes with sadist custOtn, us :Ztlii boo Quer" and other loyal taw* oasmir;isk *Mc Me velum /he Bo Lo y st a illf irs. oron e tlie:zprimid tilicht "Thet . suss pert Of army', • lad ginftlemen. the LeedApirlio Yi sweat a bc tirl a tt beet lheise thr i lmas in ttli th t is h t Tr i lora lke4 e:l4l PlY anxious to maintieht.' iiiiresoing th:sts de holier of the any ter, the honour You have dor as,—ilidik doing so I can, assure yogi that ',acknowledge and *lady believe that de state of Cie army at this reomeht Waugh V. emestry may be ley proud of—l cottlially johile that seos, tiniest which hasbeea uttered by the alit magigsate the City of Lond on. (Cheers.) I trust the army will be kept in an elikient state, becatoe I berierethot the mesh el that eerie:icy will be the maintsoanee of pima Ito a greet mistake, a grievous error, to suppose that the main. toilsome( the efficiency of the services whom health you hire just drunk is conducive to war. The contrary is lb.' fact. A great empire like this, having no .aggremive deligne whatever, has no other wish hut to see its integeets protected in every part of the world, whether in Enrop% Ana, Africa, or America.. (Cheers.) la eater t 9 aceemplish that end, and at the same time to obtain for apt= security at home, it is essential, without running the of ooming Into collision with ether powers that a empire like Ragland should be looked b y that physical force which alone kee i ll e ier in the roped tion which she now holds. (Meas. It s is with that that we em anxious to army and navy: when we see bow large are the armies of &mops it great satisfaction to think that our army is hacked by our militia, and again by that Neva of loyalty es the part of the people of England whisk has been recently displayed' in a most remarkable manner in the volunteer movers**. (Cheers.) I see at this festive table the distinguished statesman ef • foreign country t I am glad to have an op portunity of saying to him—and I am sure be will wader stand the sentiments by which I am actuated—that these observations are made in the most friendly tone, as Nerd, the nation to which he belemp end the other countries of the world. But I em sm. he will admit that an Englishman, or the subject of another nation, be he 'Weisman or not, mot feel desirous that his owe country should hold that proud and distinguished position in the world which will enable it to hold its own without showing soy disrespect to its neighbour', or jealousy of what may be going on amongst them. I Ifni happy to have , this opportunity of speaking thus freely and without .reis wove, in the presence of the distinguished foreigner whom your lordship bee invited to this banquet. (Chem..) Admiral Firspor returned thanks for the navy, sac Colonel Voltam on behalf of the volunteers. The Loan MAYOR proposed "The Rood Seelety, and the Royal Academy," end adverted to the invaluable am• vices which the members of those two eminent bodies bad rendered towards the advancement of mieuce and art. Ile observed that it was a proud day for the City itself to he honoured by the attendance of so many men distinguished in those breaches of knowledge, and that he wee sure no stet of his mayoralty would give greeter satisfaction, to his fel. low-citisets than the fact of his inviting them to sash an entertainment. (Cheers.) Major-Oesseral Um" the vice-praddrat .of the Royal 80604 /. noredikt on behalf of that body, in the aggpog of the president. Sir C. MARTIAL; in replying on the part of the Royal Academy, said that assembly was a gratifying proof of the estimation in which the arta were held in en enlie m teLe , d. eonaraunity like the City of Leedom. It was not the tine arts were connected with commerce that they were held in such high estimation, but, as he was persu ad ed, on aecouut of their higher renommeodations esmuiliaries toed's. catioa, and as offering to all, by their universal language, the means either of instruction or rational enjoyment. Of the readiness of the civic authorities to encourage the fine arts they had ample proof in that hall, with the admirable pro ductions of sculpture which adorned it, sad to which, he was heptz .h t s learn . ,other sepespecimenserst oc ca sio n added. to observe—not on his own ki he authority, too but repeating w hat be believed was the general opinion—thnt a greet impieveineat had tam plum of lato ramie the street architecture of the City of London. and that it combined in many instances ohjecta of public utility with the requisites of teste. He held an opinion on that subject different, per haps, from that entertained by most other person& It was that said and handsome buildings, even in irregular array, were more picturesque than those intermtnahle, monotonous lines which were sometimes admired in foreign cities. The very difficulties of site occasionally melted in uovel and beautiful arrangements which were not attaimble under other cuounistaecem, (Hear.) It was formerly mid that the merchaut princes of the City of London ware so absorbed ie the pursuits and cares of commerce that they showed little consideration for the line arta, but the history of that sod other capitals and their own personal experieace sufficiently refuted that assertion. Iu those countries aid cities where commerce flourished a love of the fine arta was the nivel-wide accompaniment of that els pram and refinement of life which were there witnessed. His own early associations were comiectail 'with the most agreeable recollections of a genuine taste for art among the merchants of London. He reciprocated the feelings which the Vice-President of the Royal Society had expressed with reference to the Royal Academy, sad to the two iodise meeting together in friendly union on that and other occa sions. The fins arts formed but anflpisode in the history of the world and in the business of life ; but bete his lord ship had been pleased, in the sours e of hie tmoonilty, to make an escapee in their favour. It was foe those whose health had just been drunk to be grateful, and le begged vein to return thanks on their behalf. (Cheers.) The next toast was " The House of Lode," coupled with the Demo of the Duke of Northumberland. The Duke of NORTH VW BaRLAND, is acknowledging the taint, observed that the liberty enjoyed in this country, of which every Englishman was proud, was gained by the great barons, who in their struggle for Magna Charts were aided by the trainod.banda of the Cite of Loudon. The Loan MAYOR theu gave "The Literature of England," iothalucieg the twat with tho name of Earl Stanhope, who briefly responded. The company then drank the test of the " Literary and Scientific Societies," which was briefly acknowledged by Sir It. bflinClinSON._ . . . . ii;I;I7LiiATOR proposed is appropriate terms the " Health of 31. Fould," who, be said, had been for many years the prime minister of the Emperor of the French. end who wee not only a gnat statesman of France, bet one who had long been at the bead of the government department which had the control of all the scientific institutions of that vast empire. He was also a distinguished member of the French Institute ; and out of hie large private resources had I done much for the promotion of art and science in his own country. (Loud apphiuse.) H. Form), in reply, mid—My Lord Mayor, ladies, and geutlemcn, I feel exceedingly flattered by the honour con ferred upon me by being invited by the Lord Mayor and lady Mayoress to this splendid banquet. It is with his greatest gratification that I find rang( in the company of so many of the r e presentatives of science, art, and literature, which may be termed the elements of civilisation, and the progress of which we in France are equelly desirous to promote. (Cheers.) Let us persevere in that noble emulation between the two countries. Humanity has nothing to fear from that peaceful contest, and I trust, like the noble prince who is at the heed of the English army, that after having mingled our blood in two glorious wars in which our soldiers have fought side by side, we .lull never turn ageing each other those improved weapons and those powerful amines of war which we owe to the men of science of both coun tries. (Cheer.) I God, at the present moment, two guarantees for the continuance of peace—the one is the treaty of commerce, which will render the connexion be tween the two countries more intimate and enduring. (Loud cheers.) That is an event which will beat illustrate the glorious reigns of your gracious Queen and of my sovereign. (Continued cheers.) Another ground for be. liming in the cootiatutoce of peace i. that Universal Exhi bition which is preparing in London for next year. We, in France, have accepted clearly the invitation which has been givers to us. and we shin endeavour to win as much as we can in the peaceful contest. (Cheers.) That great display of the productions of human intelligence and lalaur can only be conducive to trade and industry, which are the surest guarantees for peace. (Cheers.) Let me thank you once more for the honour you have dote me by drinking my health, and let me now ask you to receive a toast to •• The Health of his Lordship, the first Magistrate of the City of Loraine.' (Cheers.) ret l ed •toa t t i h k azin a g e be d en which Mr. IL Mum, M.P., responded. pvedutlhye honoure d , Hour of eiteeeniLlnensnMA,'Yro ORaDINAffONS.' F .. . Yeeleridall morning the Bishop of London held a .111 0 1• 1 • 1 9 1 EX St. Paul's Cathedral. Full choral al.- . p_acie.ars the players briar ebsorsd tbe Rey. Wiliam Ihnspeon, MA., of 4.jumes College, Cam- Fridspetreet, and the =trati ll Tighollior,t t ehltn Charier /yam Webber, ILA., of Christ Church, Oxford. Rector of St. Botolph, -trial'. sad Sub-Deau of St. Paul's, • ganger war preached by the Rev. William barks lake. MAA., Fellow of BOW Orillege. Oxford. • ,) _ NAM! hal* talmk kis Nat ifithie the eller Ins nee. Canon STANLEY. aio., presented to his iths eandidesee, sad the Billowing gentlemen were a= V ft =irlts die tlie morsels named immediatelyanantude DIACONS. Charles Hermon,, RA., Trinity College, Camlwidge, •Mssry'e, Rad, fulbain ; WalterCact, HA.. Mag dalen Calve, Cambridge, Roebampton Chapel!, WitialV . James Casper Clutterbuck, B.A. tintrenitY Llimisam, Si. Mary's, West Brempioe ; Hairy Nevi= D'Alniaire, B.A. Queens' College, cambridae, WWI. Bigarlek•etreet ; Henry James EVIUbly Pan ) 5; 0.., Cambridge, ht. Philip'g Kilistigae Jesus Colhge,Ortorik Clarks II • Am:elate of King's College, Loudon, wag Madan ; Henry Hutchinson, University church of thsat Steamer"; Henry :J igl atinaV artik itisociats of Kir.g's coltVoridon.Bev ; A., Queen' ie^ Cam Ham William • Antbeey • Neater Col l, 8.A., St. Johns College, Ca pstead.m -; bridge, Mt. litegilienh, Paddington ; Previte, B. St. John's College, Cambrid g e, St. M liiiu leigh atria ; Merl Wks, RA., Brno:dose College, Oxford, St. Luke's, BenriskatnistA Charles Wells, M.A., of the Unkeenity of lernamh_itt. Beyesidonliquare ; William blooper, RA. Wadham College, Oxford ; John Sharp, Cherch Mtmites t C r lill h age, Islington, for the colonial ; John Wolfe. MY unary Wier", fallaitai l far the Colonial ; Busiell Chet, lk A., Sc, Jobs a College, Ostabiidge ; Reginald Nicillforl Roger., M.A., Trinity Col- REdlenit. Rev. Arthur Tams Bartlett, Theologisal Amociatat of Hilts College, London, curate of St. Stephen's Church Iteisimilismaitie ' • Bey. William Samuel Brace, RA., Hon- Male and Csius College, Cambridge, enrols of St. Meek's Zol a -perk hlngton ; Rev. Se • A., Ikea College, I.ondon curate of nt,scplare chwg,26. Beg. Ch;irlas Crowder, A., Lia rNV, oafirrd. ' curate of St. Peter's Church, Stepney; °T. Edwin John Day* Magdalen Hall, Oxford, stoats al it. Banabes Church, Kensiegtes; Rev. Charles Dwell De Poit,R A., Wirral' sad bales College, Oanibehlge, curate of Rely Trinity Church, St. Marylebope ; Has. Joseph Haythorne Edgar, ILA., Wedham College, Caged, east* of Putney ; Rev. William Walter Falvmds, RA., St. Peter's College, Cambridge, curate of Harmer District Church, Regent-street ; Rev. John Ince Fuller, ILA.. ft Jpha's College, Cambridge, mete of Christ gall, R. (laud Ludlow Ballets , Trinitycambridge, curate of Holy Trinity Cliurch, Upper Chelsea ; Bea. William Home, BA., Camille god Caine College, Cerebellar, curate of Hay Trinity Chnieh, St. ; Rey. Augusta. Jackson, aft., Bt. Jelin's College, Cambridge, curate of St. Mary's Church, Stoke Neerfetz+ltey. William Hill Lee, R.A., Christ's College, Cam condo el St.,Mark's Oldatreet; Rm. Cowie Play ord, Theologicel Associate of King's Ool lege, Leedom Rev. Joseph Preston, M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge, curate of St. Michael's Church, Chester square • Rev. Wi ll iam Soak St. Mark's College, Chel sea • Key. John Smith, M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge ; ltamusl Smith, Associate of King's College, London, curate of A Souls Church, St. Mary lebone ; Rev. Robert William Snaps, RA., St. John's Col lege, Cambridge, curate of Kensington ; Rev. John Webster, 8.A., Cotallle arid Wiwi College, Cambridge, curate of St. Jude.' Church, Islington. In the ordination of pried-. the Bishop wen waisted by the Viewable Archtleama Hale, Wan Stanley, the Key. W. C. Lake, Cr. Bey. W. Si m p son , an d th e Rev. W. C. Webber. At in ordination'. held by the Lord Mahe" of Peeler borough, on Sunday hoc in the cathedral of Per- borough, the following gentlemen were admitted.in rhumb to holy oras, viz. : DEACON& Thome. Farmer Collins, ILA., Braaenose Collage, Ox ford; James Christian Corlett°, 8.A., Exeter College, Oxford ; Robert Itidyerd, St. Bees' College. Cumberland ; Thomas Robinson, 8.A., St. John's College, Cambridge Nathaniel Royde, 8.A., Trinity CA' Mega, Cambridge ; Joseph Elanntel Mandy.. Corpus Christi Collage, (..Imlmdge ; We &rick Heatlicota Suttee, M.A., Ilagdal len College, Oxford; Stafford Tordiffe, 8.A., Exeter College, Oxford. PRIESTS. John Kirkby FtOWN 8.A., Pembroke Collage, Oxford ; Hon. Cecil Brownlow Twisletoo Wykeliam names, M.A., New College, Oxford ; Thomas Edward Hallett, a Literate ; Thomas Etistace Harwood, /1.A., Christ Church, Oxford ; Matthew Lowndes, Lt.A., St. Allen's Half, Oxftwd; Alfred Payne, M.A., Trinity College, Oxford ; John Adol phus Stansbury, N.A., Lincoln College, Oxford ; James Orchard Stuart, KUL., Corpus Christi College, Coubeidgo Edward Thomas Sylvester, King's College, Looduo ; ma d on the same day the following geutleolen were licensed to serve the cures undermentioned :—viz., Mr. Collins, to Geiklingum and Newton ; Mr. Corlette, to Stoke Bruerne ; Mr. Ridvard, to Sheepshed ; Mr. Rohiniwn, to Thorpe Mandeville; Mr. Royds, to Woodford; Mr. Sandys, to Peterborough, St. Mary's ; Mr. Mutton, to Kraus and Tirover ; Mr. Tonlilfe, to Humuston ; Mr. Hallett, to Morcott ; Mr. Payne, to Ilarklield ; Mr. Stuart, to Lotter. worth. • LORDON LIBRARY SOCIETY. The twentieth annual general meeting of mem bers was held on Saturday, at the rooms of the society, St. Janice's-ammo, Earl Sr ANnorE in the chair, 43 roieive the annual report of the mowed and consider certain altera tions in the rules. The report, read by the Secretary, stated that the number of mend•ena added to the library during the year ending April 30, 1861, was Life members, 10; members subscribers( 21. per annum, 4 ; ditto, 3/., 53 ; total, 67. The losses hy death sod withdrawal' during the same period was 60. There are at pre se nt on th e libmry register, life members, 200 ; subscribers of 2/. &Duna 621 ; ditto of 31., 125; total number of members, 846. j, A comparison of the additions and 10P1104 during the peer chews that the society has gained 7 members', the floanchil gain being 3161(10e. ; the losses, 1341. , and the additions repro senting 4501. 10s. In consequence of the increased value of the Library the onuncil had augmeu ted the insurance from 0, OW. tolo,ooo/. The smother of volumes added to the library during the year is 1,301, end 71 pamphlets. The volumes issued from the library in the same pined has been L 04,764. The report eenetoited by returning the thanks of the society to the Prises Consort, and a large number of gentlemen and public bodies for donations of bales. The tinaseiid state ment shows receipts from ettbecriptions, Ac., 1,9591. ss. 64.; expenditure. includlag 417/. Ss. 1 id. for purchase of boks, 1,7671. 2s. 73., larynx( a balance on the year of P.W. 216 10d. Dr. WEBsTER moved the adoption of the report, which was agreed to. The Diahop of St. David's, Sir 0. C. Lewis, Dr. Otway, Messrs. Croldwin Smith, Ilerish Dottield, and Arthur Helps, were elected members of the council, and the propneW alterations in the rules having been adopted, the bushmas concluded with a vote of thanks to the hairmen. THE Jvzxiys AND CORPORATION AT ST. PACed.— Yesterday being the fird. Sunday in Trinity Term, the ancient ceremony oa "chtirchina the judges" took place in the choir of Sit. l'aul's Cathedral. Four of her Majesty's jadges, namely, Mr. Baron Bramwell, Mr. Justice Bytes, Mr. Justice Keating, and Faroe 'Wilde, root at Aerjeatite. inn at 3 o'clock, sad a procession was formed, which mewed slowly down Fleet-street to the south decent the choir, where their lordships were received by the Lord Mayor, Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Abbisa, Mr. glheriff Lusk, Alder. man Vends, Alderman Rom, Alderman lAwresee, Alder. man J. C. Lie/moms, and Alderman Grader. A similar ceremony will not he performed until the Sunday after the commeacemcat of Foster term, 1R62. Goutteuien who require good mid faahionable Tress can do ad thy test msterials and latest idyl. at !saintlier, SIRI N111194:111 . ., 1(15, strand, opposite Nader Balt lAdvertiaczentj