The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-06 00:00:00

I . 4 .••. ' ../ ~ ... . • se: . ,s' . . 1./ ..... /.. is t ..." .••1 r.• . 0 .11')7 6 IN V 'CI lIPI xa '3* ''T 0 .4,144. La s • NEWF_PAPEII, • 7 / • T e b 411 11 T., tit • .)• • 111. . . . '1 • : -1 I • 1.; • .Z<'.lll :17 grfC , • my 4 s a • ssau • a . I. • • • • . . . . -sr i e (Stamped id. Additional.) No. 4,231.] ME&OW. MONEY %VIGRA M and SONS (.1 Madangiant. Lorded Win at PACIR UZI NOW AUL T 1 iriilA—lre, dialalliallllllll. Pad PIMA Omn i : Yr, de Pada se. ft IrdliAT. Nardi S. disr_at rim a i s ~'W, W Y V.WIWKE. tI. 1.04 MO. W V. rtrTlill ettM. moist,.o.‘ rum ipm lads la. Slitakaphismasii al 'awn wirrims aid i , im calidrard Ilse al lard ay add. ram I. mobs. ligibia, I:ast It ddl. Loa. Irmliire. sZ a rik l i rilarmidas. awl •a.i-iimaxi dip, built art Odra erprdely MR paiallat MAI so *amass. Har asisdnalasrd. tar di arms amaimmc a m a irdasar. NM IN srs t urriz i alitar. se. r ....' ratrilleaVm tia0...... /*WWI% by eiy Myra; m0y0ui5 . .. e .4.7 1/ 1 6. 4. 02 daises I. Pbmagila, tnrchim far reariliss tam, ow sesosi dmi Or illariam tem ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, Owyout-rwelen. trader re arraorst of ItMUMMA nib nod Yr. W. MIMI. PPLCIAL l a r a lllt la rairrirr arra Voterrar torn iaL L. yairearej= Ors T.O-11011110, WHOM il. re kr NPyr rip w. suirst .... ....wwww In . w ern Vat t a noos tr ahali gualas. - Irmarriana tra roar raw tar Terrarar roar Mar ti•Pla. may lea ralr Ilmarl Irrerral hew air maim at re are arlarra aa rear Ws mars bea.rso. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1860. [TWOPENCE. PARLIAMINTARY DAAMA. STRAND. NAVAL AND MILITANT. _ . ADMIIiALTT. MARCH S.—AFFODITMINTL—Lieu tenant F. C. B. Robinson to this eke (additional), for di s a d( as Mir Osedeils; Dr. A. L. Archer -amodottio ali nto..„llooost to the Edinburgh; W t. tia t a rAirbarn to Orosawielt ; P. COMIO (4ddi *sal) to do. Ao fug Assikaa lu tt akL rglase Do. J. Velum lo dot Hawkg N. O'D. Patio (ortettioust) to dr Ingroodoblik Midshipmen W. Es Fnugundil nod W. Biniagica to this ,Nansy. CATION OP W020116T11. WORCESTKR, MONDAY Dente. This afternoon an address from Mr. Hardy, the conservative candidate for this city, vise finned, triflaswbg from the contest. He says be is " indisposed to asaaans a protected, sad of course expensive preparation fora oostemt." He adds : The number of prom ine I have obtained, sad she way in witch I bare bees reesived, places mem ta sa good • patinas at this moment as my opponent, bat so many electors adll decline to express their opinions that the ulti mate malt roman as much as ever in the dark. In tddi . It would perhaps be a bold assertion to say that the hens produced at this theatre lint night, entitled Privitful Arrant, Is the wont which the shertsight of nersiagers hes ever allowed M he brought out, or which the wrengheedledness el sadism= his stamped with sumer, but it is net ateseding the bounds o( cridelmn M etlguntin it se a worthless prodeolics, relleeting anything but credit on its author, and calculated to harm the reputation of the theatre at which it use played. The plot lea men series of dir connected episodes, involving blackened fares end bleeding none on the part of the com ps., geaseally, male and female, and universal smashing of monkery and furniture. The dialogue sparkles with the no velty of thought and pungency of wit to be found in those wonderful after-pines Which need to be In vogue In the old days at hatleyfs abir the "scones In the circle." all a. for the ening, it will be better to dismiss it without notice, save In mentioning that Mr. Oneke's battoontry le Infinitely more fitted for the sawdust than the stags. It la doe to the* sabre, a Mr. Elfish, to state that our opinions von sot shared by the audience in the pit end gal lery, and In particular aline in the boxes, bt whom the piece woe received with loud applause. /411LBERT SMITH TO-IfIGHT at Neu, irbb his CliniA ILITAIII2O BLAWO 1 allftpall Mawr MOW ars ilaisego I AID*. NM gaier Mumma. NI ird.o.-0•15. as. globs was 11. es the s m • erime, Moran lia• aft 'um It is ; ans. IL; WI/MILT STEAM COMMUNICATION to zoo t osfo. lATWOOk TO sod mow. .111•111.11‘ IP COMPANY loluod Iblooolirsi Wm mow dam dim imam al le smilla inr ew t 1 7 1 4 1101 tai 1 1 100 L taw vim CITT SI tr`l. 071 1 :3* Aad W idoodpr. CaNta wrars.l/01.4.11 saris. agned.g MO =ffib= tormird prow rims, toondlair progr.tow poke Llosia sod sb. LEWD Orr boa .1 tamaiO • nr, Myr , 10r.. -1 . 1 'mew 011nioebin ipply te L, lAN ITUVII. at I• MATZO as 4 gAOOT. A tios to those lemma, the assouncereen t of Lord Johs Russell that there would probably be s general election in November bee considerably ingsenced my mind in declining Kesel ea honour which, however great, might be so short lived.' A ROYLL ROOKS, Wildwill-tosel. Pima lly. MNew Artiaserrais. - hilmearalii Viol Omarls IT girMl illlo. ams...esotz I oLlest rad I wager WeLM le. Wis 7 D r i z= 4 : ll " * .panma sat i lli= s. = ll li n Mood. woke dis direstk. d Mr. Mole Il• SKIM estoor n ze iz = Mull6mas Mks 11;mity Ikaras. 111. . Mr. lamp AMIN ffisid. Mr. 1~ SAL srl the film, 644 Illial.inla laseennial ftessar-11. L. ma& Comes4•Putes -IL Dodsoorl adainks la. It ' expected that the writ will be tested immediately. The liberal amadate, Mr. Padmore, has taken the earliest opportunity of expressing hie opinions on the Reform Bill introduced by Lord .1. Russell. Addressing a meeting of the electors keenly comma, he expressed his cordial ap proval et the umeure, but at the same time gave a general opinion that those who paid taxa ought to share is the repeemeataties. Be thought, however, a 61. trembles is hateable would give every worlds( wen present a vets. Up e te n th; t meing a the AM Reform 818 the old ton *M es AI their own way, but the waft of that mess and the inwedeodea of free trade had , weed ewi sad doable proves in this coeurtty, sad he hoped the aitit nos sun meld help to give every working men aims work to do ant sere pay do naive for it. (Clam) A hteem of Mr. resists wen rhea onset musty ALTERATION is TIME a DEPARTURE of TIM MID Arliiiiiill iv. are E Li." 4 • ADAI AD ROIL or All. Mb les.. k 4 bona SAND% J o . B * W lIIDDi ADA f it[ A 111. 15er .... .. ).... a d rvidw IMAAir Ital. Ae 11;rlrkrettM k grilltrI/WA=N . It i rr a ltryj ibt ra.mi Ca=ra aloe THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, s ollaft-110 prowelanitr be Os sal ammulimp Maw Im *has delniregimelJeOPEN fir I= ke ibilir she apeor w l Jr. W. id. lealler= 'NM al Of mot airbag sod iter= i t WI goal YvM•mMl Candiesi 11 plow ra OYA L VOI 4 UNTUR BA.LI.—As WILY illt •UPPII *4 ET /an 00.11•1 Garda Tie !hid /Ow W. = sag ELPIDNIOIIB ROM is meat in r gisgsWourninuroatl earc e T sz learn . zit -Apr Si. orotoks,' itrat liatiatirisraiThirnb b Ilkoslo Pam Ilkombdopo.N,. iL 110440. Sams svollogio If us soollo. TOs. Ploollsins. go. * go maws oloossoo lam iro~ lofty It LIS p.a. os4 bow. Cook own flosals. slsiske. srl s pwasr i rM o lgr rirma:Nz. DO SI . %mini: or Scar& 00 II AWN. CUL TOR 11010111 MIOOI4N OIL METRO POLI TA N LIFE ASSURANCE OCICINTY. Oa S. Maw leaanat. bfrat. LO. Ilmillord Nal« .em... 1.... t n .. Dna — 7:a i....m. Paa. Jura Parr ra, Warr J. larist. EN. nor j. larla... rd. J . Puma. 11. P.. CrOrelk Ards ha. 1r Parr Ir. Parr Pr. dad., Livorpar 11 .1= Para Eel. DINS/DOM rm. Orz w Ida 6s pormarL Haar ark lad leriad in raa P.C./ 1 aLel l tra=32 - . 1 ... F.y. Id•Laarroaa (by retstilal. Mit Mb!. Pp. I J i-lupl. is. Illrebehisi. Ikons l'ame anes ra. iiii. 1 PET 1. 6•1-11, Yo.. No. lik NM Ilcarna—J.. &lawn, Idp , P.L.6. No. 1it,r, =.... Orscaraa—lleara. roam Vara rd ORM. U.S. mar APTAIPPAMIS OP 411111111141 WI? VIII SOVIIPP. laroadial sorpsora. as paid arra lir allibirld. led r p7LEalleraL atiarza b L i t i agalz e it this to re asduatioa of re prirlard as adorulatall laaaddlat .......... dr= gar arm! lar. as at . . ... ..aal: d r re I=iii lad s swum, et aro be ormemete siiiiiii ;Willi iiiiii . . . Irer i rrarad radar ............. t re yr arra re ar i lr a ll. M w is arimor 11E 1 1 al=t re aft al Id par Ira dorm at brerai =rem at Illi Parr rail Or II adrirderm Ile Mgr Orr priarla ea at bras Ss OS ONO air 1.,..... ......,..= ~,, ~,,, jairs rad la eb = rat ikalke°".° " Aram MAU ORANTIM Wri u HIT LIM ANIIIIIMICII AIM lIT FUND AL LOAN ND ASSOCIATION T U MArd lasirthtftes. °""4" l.4.ol4 6 t ha...a Primal' choll maws 10 vred es Moo k i ps It= hp lb 44.6 " tasuiralatiely, Maeda I& f rrxre. or its I. Mb NNW GrATIOT 01.160 WIRT AIIAW. Arweimm ONE HUNDRED and FOkTY-THRIII vioviaso POVXDS.—To ct.iseyrik ivadmma. ft.... sod other..-11071 E V ILDVANCEIVI e rr . n. NWlll.oagqb• 4 I, Progeny. air ems moral mosavo sr bar 41 mkt. laws, ~amok awl Minn as be simir imadeNd lam. ewe Someabraary lsoultio. Uplift V gllllllo Medilaft bwwsl. 1•11, at latwmi, I • NT: zn . astabazarechehmg.:...7..4 MONEY. —Z la.—WANTED immediately tide 0011114 me =orb. Mass siouritr Iwo . = Se eisswiroftiiar. ianpeft baraubs a* as re impala Issonlec 'Ain" W. Ways. Js. Wet 111•10611. OMlas= tar PATEI4II, 1. Sarlirstrest, Lisala's . W.o. Mews VIES sad 11 OM eastrie Is mow bilaa mil Min roa m aid isiiinima. at Vrarrraidire ismars. dm*. elsis Matt 112111101= a* werisomm impreirms et br War. pARIS PIRS? CLAW sad LONDON PRI= WA untra-2.stit A. , ffimmimma l Lumudiz i dmsal lb Ws Wale& mites=ge elitaslZ AlllOlll TOU PUEIMAMI PLA77I I I. jel iPl i !are1ZP1:=2.11477....= guru= W ADDIN T G i PRESENTIL—Csa- E1= 1 . 1 : re et= sir=ra El; of Few COM M DISHES and CHUBS gt . =:. imps% aiming algia aka. tii k. 0 rHOTEL sod TAVICRIWZPRILL—Zwey a r=gears .ss is tinier mai dism. Tip ia za Nei ..bowie Ise Ober is lb, IMMIX/ as psi 11101LIMMUI/4 fasstaw son& t I 111 £OADIST MUM sad BUR ' MEV' VIRECENRLI., TURNER, sod WNW RANI - ) as CM' DLL/TICK* uW Illafteral Ur ramrod ma. 114. Wm. onto, aber— i t a ltrilirt lIN NIL ow AIMS. =a mad Wow dime= awl =pre dl row Odor. al Ye ow asil A. Idarrolimi. frAIJI.-37 radaw sad Railway.--Highbery ri 11%Orel OW Deeleb—LiA art Oempearb-11seesee sod Waimp4.olo lIMIM Oft Pr OMVII =N Clee=kals. Uft, I b" 1 .1 IT. 61. 10/ *MAWS 11111 a. Nie.llloll_B a of W.A..— be ...Sas se be rblemied to 112 6 e i rgb. wee loft Limas lb Meer Own% ellebbeek •14 PkhmeLES, improved LPL aid 8024, ors wriateig wane Ow RAW awas{ Imo mid% 'Mei psitaaklaL :auk slalom la.to SI. ON sal " I T= res...r .. r. ca.""k=4. l . B rA ll ial eta %bag Seri resdir_ =WO. Nowa= Ellaklaol I Mal leo UPTUREB.—Tb• PATIINT SELF ab •mmo° eratiaa ?sum. assivaus Tnasst vielrhad...t. emeumbla4•4 by Übe las van a= Tba samann qualm, of a gend frosty an slibleat rbirelesa " Itjan a =47==sablyed elgi alb = yy= yo l. ti WIN% at billist - 4. old Vb.. I. ilmileg. 11. SOUND sad WRITE MTH are indispeasabb too poodsol altdolles gal• to head ••• irdlndd d Odd ItOWL•N Dr 0 1, WIT0 1 7= to= • odow wady lomprod of pr o d wl das Nollo~ dew Odd el die seismal bead. Wend Wthoso to Ihoddli.ost •••••• • paddb• dads= to do odondld ourf•oo. rood as What I dew all WWI. da Wades 10 all gar. bond sr. tion do aided= ommt u re.! o 1 as Odor% daft • 111/' M. W e rsilo i r=:2 ...Cot arl •a. Zodoad * aid add 14 Wea l •• .rend.. dam" Odd a w. sad If *dada ad Ultll CURL—LAMBERTS ASTHMATIC ti tUIIIII. without osalateg do tomb ow Omar. lb, Mr& ollowituo rot *work loato Wm Wog wodutwo ter luotediwtwit rvihrlnft osowlis. (NW rwill "Mad ellbsui • " i " . :st r =s. It inworway mow poor elm Ws Weft prtommse Is L=akkalraNy cwt. um, slim "I" “....="l"iloiww—: raming easummuyilus ir an - d«.«. « ..« 10«, down lar mg dowohl Vol iw • tow aiwww. awe talleo whossi oil boo W. M?Jumkusjr=r IW•W 16,411.... uk.........1 4. nal smit r : arra mma& Waa. Tut tw o halsooloortwal ow ihw romp. 144 tea Mit TIJe EXTRAORDINARY DIMERT of as gels 11516 MORT it 170811117 Dr/W& blur ass ftwild slimeima• al none "WY prim lima NMI& =are 616 66.6-61 he seldom at es SNOW Wadi fif lit I : ol . o nerim, Osenalamet NOW LOCAL P OOL UM, sib pis Whom Osselitirwmal riselosee repel oinessity kw.% ma 66 ininisei terel4l 166 MIA Inell“. Mt "bid' him ton N. Mtn eironhewl Ira inelood. rw ea rwsk4 to" 101.9. 604 efr m r . ar. k, es W. 111 lbw, Ps. tl. ere, 1,6466.11. IssamliMem Iren la esd Ma lo Yam Small" DELAMS OALLIIIY, Lowthei-ariado, r am* VOW WWI tor SIMI NAOMI. Ilam• TM lowa reap la lades. watt alle NO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPE* JUIVIILOSS Ma RUM Oaklr. at lIIMAIL-- MIMMir wataster is evartil i , * VIVILOFILS.pir/Vlg rurilli ast a lltam. IN 'drake M.; Mit day e qpr kr b. ktn_w, 11.1. risk • muds sow 4s. DI. F pipits v eLtitile. pi Arion FSRE RONT.D. su A . mod ItaLL SD rad AX MID Is =LUlS.iksr ORM Is Ye /I /!SD Sao trakm. 111)414TS SLSORITLY SIORAYRD tad tad ourgarii di IMP "RIXTID lor dr.V.—Okiervis SKIM" ISOM i 0 Ink , adil-tao...embirknowl. •:. PILCAi ILL i. 2 demo trek Isirsliedl. LONDON LIBRARY, I% It. hates's-square ,LlC—Tlis Lary NOM= 76.110 Tifton of audios Was! Ow. Moo 01.1.11111 to onotop amber% Ma TOM. 11111.111 10 17 4 = a rirrie l le=4ll.llllW4 Prespoieras 11011.. llos mai illmollot. EHEART verses SOUTH AFRICAN. aspotan wtma Dtrriss—ocoass 'image amok. amaiweved. il i t dam ) SwamNNW 2.0.. Lows. 111007 ,....4„ . spi. poi Amo. ?boo elm an et s a Mogt giellO. owl palm* bin ben Cliewr arum vlos.-411101001.• Mali mad Ow. O. Wigan ow/ (4. Oros Tower musk I.o.—Orple al opplesalse So if drew rEMARTIIVII 811ERRIZIL—Itail psid to= dolis• la Itailtril—THoll sour asi BOSS my ell guys rind= 1.. Se WHIM of tbe•l•olawlma Wiper. awl bill. mg ii ii a. la WI admilles. TM emir' gdo gm lebs te anon nurirms. amlimal MO mese MO tam& VOA besionfroom beater odelig: mit= ospffme Iribilis la Os pktails as lelel§ i iir m iltr o gni optizmo. iFzel a r: a. iit ia V III et 41 rims penmeis le lie KM. Iftesialilliko. V Oisamit.dreo. W.U. Ptlied BM es INAHAM3 LL WHISKY v. COGNAC BIL•111/1r...411, 'debated 014 labill WIIIIIMT =he Ihe witsejeVedi l• 4 'TV' =are V' ' .igi rz zeid.; r. v imil ei i r .h.," ---•-• -•.•--- ibr.d.r. pm bteZ iiiiiiii. w►~.r wry RAMON'S BELF-ALTING SYPHON TAP. _p. min MO listivisat ale& 4e. IfiattewriaZirgiva•rram—w.....s. dir Weed le WAN; UTtneAroff 13 !mettle en C s a Al l Critalermeled • SATLOWI I ai L as iattliorialardrs fors Orr Notes olik time dm sal ewe _see et end eer rm. Pelee Ns. tOTATO Max MIL 111=1/ ... nelbel te lea Illos la rg a ratte a tlMl 165 11 L11107 - 1 - 74. Nod= , Swaim Ned......... Me sem eed Nip Yea wen Were re omega beleillese.—ibieblieled IN& 1i,...... HE BEST and CHEAPEST 'TEAS and ciernury t t a w ass Aillra= ia. banised of MUM sal Mg. mos meal Tok IL Na. 4.1 and is. ; de . fa. bat. ass 4a. to Ur vales 41. sus aarieses as tar AIM, ellen 4m Wm le Vow bal • ado war Issa. ememe..A.sproe. as we. WOW figs Man Oft =lles id Or OW. " WHAT de the wild Waves say sow r—Why, wew ill" Vs% we =t i rele w w e t s wes . rst 1 Tie siOsoid Ob. big ma bow pia bb.c . In& rms. .'"IL- 4 =liztrAramitt ‘. ar= Illersweretwat gßossz sad BLACKWELL, Purveyors is I. ber Miro& Swift armies Is their PICK 011i ° 71MIT MUM r stir Wee dellesales re rele " s se i e d =ered with 'be roe istimpares alissilsa Is shileras =il ar S. har ler seas pre erred the bar irli mi llwe M.JTable WM Ihir rsissfassess it WI lits mar FININNMEMIId asd War id itearreptillis Tarelars a riart e rrebrog li il = Zer "l iPseisl ila ndrlost ti Zatith ew er tar re. IL Sem% ram bildi ewi l et Wows Pars Saar awl Webers ears Ts be erred al ml vesseside Oars. hs ta t . wheirie wr CRONIN rd BLACK Wall. ibilweleem - NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS. aLtair ra:g..77.110/11174,2:424. .. 21:: ,..se r ma maim ellb 00l ==r ibio ko Asoolsmooo op ob• Omor of Ilisooloolod MINN awl Omer of low Word ono. rol ilarialooL a. Illgra STOCK of the oodormoolamod ASTIOLSX mot fofigMOS ...d a liumwoof Olethlos. Walisakt Cklirar. Ira& raivasa. ma Low/ft Roo sod ANN kft i rdla mad Owalkomo. Viols Oosiso do do. = w e Cluelso. "I ter i atog oadV in‘ allbrus owl Ogollo Dow mod Dodoes Tie IBWIPOIN TAILOR/X*6 .FAIL 1111/1, ofoOlos low god •41_,D.NONS Noll SoOlOb sadamma Sr or SEIM QOM mg Wirtmos N. NOM Om. of abeam sod • Oil Owen 4 X.. OaNestas..l, /L NOM owl SOX woe S bo oblogod.lll4 Vam bo l o=od et it will be oadoopoL sr dui MOM gli = beta. IMMllifte Rata an BIM* 000111••• odlosomommo God Os of Woos. pa al .11~1s. of 00l boo THEE, aINDISPSNSAIIIOI° SUIT, fz i ltgl=agr ia 4=lll== Is Os Faminskle ass mnimiki. Molt me Wm. Omsk PAWN= at= of 1001$5 4" Ti t =rait e . igiNdis °Rd L•: IL GLEAVER'S TOILET SOAP, Is. lb., W lsm e P e r& lIITATEMArati. em en d Bpw 0701011 tMI :be Mid AU reeeV dogma . 11S b.' U. Sid yeseereeb Ileftees. W.O. ATOILETTH REQUISITE kr the SPRING. pts.., hurts or the mem* op hese am bit et. Wart IS reerfoll Ones .OW/1 1 / 1 1Wd VALE ft row AM applied to the roots sad soh e l f See ler It hoperte Wit st i a l" t ftle period oi Vs= t. t MeeWs ittl="frWel pen YF ims eqor m a efts* aft this fir fter s. fte4:lll sweet %t 111 Artie ribe/ rw t=lbsge, dem ftelt :oft of wr y .le eine aistruai tir Ihisg the balv It Awe esil pew dole, Rift ere. and d tars ftiftliftoftei err/ A Met ft..l.4s..seillft_eals. Clad A. OLINIUMBIA Lt. Wes. resefteft NSA Mee& W.O. pll. BELLOCII LOZENGES sad POWDER of SAW ToWWI* fawn. arerewl et r a w Ingsrlsl e t *am of ow% Ho dome of . fi r Coomi. potion. end of loovego Diosagoo of 1100 owl Mow uma—fo. Wyk.. m hot of boron es. Ms the IWO 4,1 P/Mdef.••4lllSENg 'hoot. G. J 0111•11. /nod flamootol. _____. Mt. B. W. 191.1.01611 11W Wolli. Ow pea Sm. lio.. with Ihutuutwa iw Oswalt eiwilt M.A. T H EXIL E'li DAUGHTER: ah Roy of Oh ile s rW. ii , the Arm of •• Zr Oast . " The Womb of Casimei.iisM. ilaidsaii. ariatere•. Jed prieg. la I id. dr rid 1111111111•1111 Ardsrlial Psi por tor la • war rrigion roar el dz par Orr VITA VITALIL. A sew samba! work coo the Ihrilanslmmskidd Oire of Orna Me, eedarrAwn% rd airograirdirdka el re urns 0101011 1. drew raw el marl sal Oral Oro Morn zo Oar swat immilds. red IaWIZ/111 = ddrird by Or rallord• rms. lid a Pr radar, dr ib t ir e. .117 . tod o = re Sew Wed dr. Aldo= " brier Ilk rid by M.I. Ark Id, Warelarde. raiszaramor ; u t =re wiz - wee. trafttlinor ra t kot :Mx &M . be sinew sr rap r ors of imi llt= in iilire siNt uld Ortrel OUMISL V ft' : Tr Plorror ar Ass/amay et 111 011111.11111••••Thll 040 d Trairer. saa !Mt et iirrats t eiO riailita lu r e ksr l .1. ROYAL PRINCESS% TIILATIII.—The benefit of We. L W. Dort" tessoule sad elagelasneger, to tiled for boa. . SPORTING. TATTERSALL'B.-MONDAY. la amemesace of a malarlty of the weetabare lemeitri far Li sip.d by the afiarsoca traia lira 7001 a MN May sceettly . was la woad &mead tar Mit Spited Cup at 7to while Torment°, awl Jen, Looping went also for 'various same at then esemmbe prices. For the Onad National iltarpleshma dam* attar MAK bass Molted Mr • etmalscable mew at 7 to 1, aimed at I to 1 Lim aad sand; 10 to 1 mil was tab fresh about Marla Agar sad Jealousy, bat the other animals were " post "at their retuned prior. Booommer was decidedly llnt tavoarta for both the Two Theasead and Derby—for the tiret.teratioaed Great he wee basked with a dolls* of spirit wbkb rapidly seamed hint the admane of ball' • point over the Wizard, sad for No Darby 9 to 1 wee token shoat hlm, odds which wets aimed ageism MoIaKONO. 10 to I we offered against Unpile. LITISPOOL *BINS OUP. 7 to b apt Mr. Mame Apollo°. ID to 1 —11 r. Owens % Merinatoe 01_ 7 to 1 Dlr. Ilepooode Tommy ONH N 9to 1 Mr. 111100 . 3 Jemmy Loneliest al 13 to I Mr. Goodpie lUecat led IL Apolyoo. Tantalum:foamy NoblAtad Jew Lcogkos were lacked at ear .alas the Selo. LI VISPOOL STIMPLZOIIIII. 6 to 1 . rat Mr. Conan ham. Sorg °en H • Mr. Geitql Nub AIPS• it) NI M Mr. hosoles Tope MO —11 r. asyleroJeMoo4lo 109 is NNW, al le to Mr. lorptte Ilemetto M Mr. IL Motebadlan BridepootalS M to f fleldwalth a* 10 to Not NO ela N Bum Noot' f s HOPetaell loos( lAA J. Osaregoo • Or I holes* 61 to Mr. lothore Veda's N) NOZTHAMPTOa @SINN OTANI& IN to 11 eat MA T. as,. CI TI AND BUOB I ATIV i rID I tAP. 60 to 1 opt lit. 011in's liepotrord MN* TWO THOUSAND. L 1 opt Lad Porl<moraY INOMMONO 91a B to 1 Ilr. A. MINN TM Itlprd low IS to 1 Mr. /6 To. Dretere Olsten (off) LI to 1 Berea letassod. NW of Dtesooteds 01 OHNOTIN OUP. * to 1 opt Mr. T. Parr'. Osgood Itt lOW to 16 ar. Illm a l i Apeolon to Ols I opt Lard TIRS•10011th% BWlCelleir 11l Ito 1 1. rd tairoaraou Nouletooe lab 1 Mr. IL Tea Moodie bu,to• let) 35 to 1 Mr. T. Dimon e Whhuo 40 to 1 Mr. l'Neca's Cramond 11l Emigrant was struck out of the Liverpool Steeplimohass yesterday (Monday) .t 12.20, end Drawer and Weetmlantsr were struck out stain 6 o'clock p.m. COVENTRY lITSRPLICMANIE.—WE an requested to stab that the Tutabkr yes struck out of the C.ventry Steeple Chase and the Hurdle Enos immediately after the weigids appeared. TEE COLLIE= *ZPLOIIOW AT NITABADON. The following farther particulars relative to this dreadful :Mar ere flambee& by the correepoedent of the Arteasetto threitieb, who mike from Burnam on &tabby The most imams excitement has prevailed in the district throughout the whole of the day—crowd, of people from ell pane flocking to the scene of the accident. It is estimated that about 26,000 persons visited the place during the day. During the coarse of Saturday the most unremitting ewer. time were made as the part of dices who oondneted the smolt foe tbe bodies is the pit. Up to Saturday night about Afty additional impose had been brought to bank, making the total weber avast sixty-lour er sixty-Ave. lissiardsy they were wet M snixesdal, oely ow or two bodies being fovea. We ban teen able to celled further roopeeting sense of the ma who were head as > debt. (horse Aldenesa. the everers was swag the Ina that wow freak. Mar the fret explodes he went bask iate the work less, aceempeeded by a young nen leented Moses Money sue, areselies yews of ere, end w hilted by the explosion which ashsegeonely etronnwl. Attest WO yards boycott the tap of die Whew were twenty toe bodies all together. Theo had ell been using after the first expieekee, end the teak sin had been out of by the blown, away alai areaskag. Theism or theme wore damped heed-es-bend. Among these was the *se of the orannes, Wootbarley. Be w ?E e. sad kat old, sad wee a led el eesserbable Is with elan the writer was well artiembefed. These were new of thee iiiedgewsd. at My rawly plated ia death. One el the reen had hie sews end hp blew, off. Two boys wire hand wenelies swells sash e th er with s moose basin Wu— sll alma The ageless es le ths psebehis muse of the mildest ere aria see but it is dee the owners to a ge ter no in ferareies reeehed Om whisk gave them to mappes that dm copswee sot is es eels% sale of sneaks The gas la ered bra bees preesed by teen GI • largo quantity a era beet the reef is the werklage harm th e " bole" sad the "braes seal," sr la Chef pert of ths coal bet% knows se the "gee" It is seed thet Jahn C., who bed ban d work for several week., lull several pores% the Its emend the pit waste to wee be. Oa Friday be did set Wend Is p Into the pit, bet Ile wife, ell some met,, epee rear kW what they shoe% de to ears • living i< be W see. Ile said I. reply, " Lay es at skew oat, ..d I'llp to vie, esd we'll MI be blow. to together." its weal err Le, and at 1.30 wee • ease. The alleleb re ctively aline th ee lbe selled so era abet Into the pit; art letoreame Mae eat asear hard ay tsar ea es pole d the taelli When Ow bererserat was very low ems wake ego, there was ea WOW GI gee is the pit, as is commoety the ea,. On this esenan the evenass, without say semplaist from the ea, leek step le an the ass " drawa oat." It is abased also rest the ors awn this ass or toe epees', the Arm of whisk died • pale d the timer earl drove lb. elsesepbse Mr from the not. airway tale to broke," was it Wed with the elleamehle ges sad nadir% it se lod es. TI. :son of the colliery have express& their dedre for • wet core plea eat seareiderphasillgetlead It Is • estimable feet est is use of Mr. 111111 e I which Use bees In actin operates de e peeve, is Gm bees killed %a ay core whoever, while Is ke other par daring 40 years then bee sever yet bee se epees. The dark", however, to week times remarks apply le the Yorkshire The latensist of some of the bodies took piers to-day (Sashay), eight Wag interred a$ Bestow sad one at Reredos. At the homer place there were about 3,000 it 4,000 people peaust. The esh)eit et the ea oaleroiry wee dwell ups. by the =Wawa 1 eseeeml dimmable chapels is Norwood' - dap, earl apeeial appeals were made So their 11bwa es Wolf of the outermost* nlismes. Os ilsaday nest a col lages will be takes to aid of the widows sad ember, at the Ushariso Chapel, New Briolge-strett, Neweaelle. POPULATION or CMS/ AND BOlOllOlllO—A M OM &Mai the sarabee of proms hews of swims ma la the boroughs rod cities sad Wales wee 7. The maim of skews ICt is t a lvisCo rda l the United liegdatu ril kiro! reeder. MO, the period to which the rebus imam, was 440.792; el these 43.288 hoed is Muss it W. mad woke 101.; 61,066 la house of 81. shl sada fit ; 73,6311. these of 74 .ad under ; 911,906 la thaw el G. sad sada 71. The towl ember el shows who watt therefore he added to the register la Saglend sad inlet, is vides of the roomed alteration la the bowleg* beachies.h 2 7 1 , 03 0. ill:7Bnm OP PATENTS., SOWN KENSDIOTOIL— Number of ellen. he the bp, week ewalag lima 3 ; esus LOW ; LON. Sim the Yemen bee hp, dolly (Mar IS. 193.1116. opening A Cummins'''. Lucs.—By tie sodden death air sa old warts, n ens* we Wiese of Ide ewe et Howl* come is, egmeled sewsm UMW Bread, e esepasese, come Is t . gesseades wady 5.0001. This p. 4 brim Neches a heed. Masse ass, who is WM well us Is pen, sad will feeble kitsel to enjoy, is the aw e life, his obese ens iire44.114 without hauls( 557 awe le bindle the Alai sad Ike saw.— /wee .hherfiree. CHATHAM MARCH 5. LARGE ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED 1210011 FROM I wota.—Another large party of seek and emended troops, to nearly 703 men of all rusks, arrived at Fort Pitt Hospital this afeerseco, front laths, having duiembathed at Oramest.d from the Rest India troopship Clarenee, 1,200 tone, ,in V.t-.. The Clarence embarked her troops an the filed of November, end sidled from Calcutta the following day the voyage to the Thames oecupylog 104 days, M aladies a slight detention at At. Ebilasse. The Weeps on board incladed zionmensodesioned officers and mat of the Royal Artillery, Royal lagiusare, 3rd Bolt., sth Teriliers, Slb, 19th, Web, 61Ird, sad 00th Rake, 67th, 71211, 77th, 80th, end Ned and 99th Regimaate, with the folleeriug Alan, via :—Gaptalin O Pathan, 19th Regiment; Lisetemant A. G. R. Harley, eard Regi resat ; Lieutenaat T. T. Bodo*, 76th Regiment; end &ad- Surgeon Parr. Dada' the voyage there were 16 dea th s ea board, Including Dr. Fauftner &ad Xt. c. otos, fourth odlow of the vowel; thine was elms see birth. As semi ell the epe had arrived se FeM PM they wen medicially le e by t a pe staff at Uses estebliehreeet, when them men who were found to be .1W mferlar from wounds or airdrome were admitted Into hoop{ , aid the remaieder gent to St. Mary's Barreclug where t h ey will be inspected by the Coat thieekeere of Wishes Hospital previeualy to their being dis charged tram the service out pries& A_geners/ order Me been received at this garrison, from the Home Gamete, directing that in future any alteration in the appearance of a soldier, either from accident, disease, cupping, or by hie being marked with the letter D," is to he noted on the ba th ei his mord of smoke. PORTSMOUTHOILtics 6. The Hero, 91, Capt. G. A. Beymotir, CB., having fepaired her damage, sidled fres Bt. lifelasa's this morning fee Liana, to join the Channel Oast. The Bolidorr, 6, steam-sloop, made a trial of her meow to-day in the steam bmin after repairs. The Weds's, 4, stearo-sloop, Commander W. Bowden, is daily eisid from the West Coast of Africa to be paid off. Tie Moe., 80, Captain Jame N &ranee, is ands, oedate to pressed to Lisbon, to join the Channel Oast. The Ariadne, 26, Captain B. W. Vansittarr, will shio sail in a few days for the same destination. The Bo slue, 61, screw, Captain J.W. Twisted, requires such eztetudve repairs se to neoessitate t►e temperer/ turning eves of her crew. The Thetis, Premien screw frigate, Cennoodore Sande wall, Is making preparations to proceed to sea. The Caduceus, wiling transport, arrived at Spithead during the night from Hong Kong, which place ate leR on the 12th of December. and from whence she brought 09 men, 9 wsmis. and 17 children. She brings hoer is ail r 2 naval and 96 military invalids. The military invalids are in charge of Captain M. Legge, of the 2nd battalion of the let Royale, and in medical charge of Surgeon Beater. Amongst them are 6 men of the Royal Engineers, 13 of the Royal Artillery, 47 of the 2nd battalion of the let Royals (together_ with b women and 17 children), and 3 men of the Medical Staff Corps. Three men of the ler Royale were landed and tent to the hospital nt the Cape of Good Hops. Three births occurred on the passage home. The invalids wen sent on baud the Victory, flag-altip, the more serious our bin not to Haaar Hoepital. Arrangements will shortly be made for the erection In front of the - Royal Artillery Barracks at Woolwich of a monument to the memory of the officers of the corps who fell in action during the Raman war. ROYAL ENOINWS.—CoIoneI Wulff, now cam , goading at ll.rwiob, Up tomtits on full pay, •ice Major- Geasral Dixon, dessosed. Lieut.-Colonel Laden, late 31. P. foe St. Ives, Is about to retire on halt pay. hbijor White is ordered to the Cape of (iced Hope to relieve Lieut.-Colonel Dill, who his returned nine on ink leave. Major Berry's dank on the °oast of Africa leave. Major Larch, head of the Irk* ourvey, first for promotion to lieutenant-ooloneL Then vassaeles, tnether with the prorated augmentation of half • battalion, making eight &Walton in all, will, it is aerated. promote Brevet-Coloatie iiminck and Broughton is the re gimental rank of cokeel• Breast. Colonel Simmer, C. 8., and Brevet-Majors Leswit a. Whits, Whittingham, Gown, Sainte, and Contemn to rank of lieut.-eolonal M the corps; Snood Captains Warren, Hon. J. Bury, Slotherd, Noble, Scheer, Liggett, Gordon, Fowler, Clarke, Brevet- Major De Von, ass Pally, t, captain; sad Latutanaats Hewett, Mould, Carey, Gower, Grant, Steward, Malcolm, )'Donnell, Wan, De Montmorency, Hon. W. Le Nee Trench, Marin* Wheatley, Bun, end Franklasd, to the rank of second captain. SWEARING IN OF THE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY Cons.—The inauguration, es it any fairly be designated, of the Usivendty it Corps took place at Cambridge Jeer tarday, the swearing in of the members In the Beasts lagoon. The day In the town was almost universally ob served se a holiday, Sage streamed from almost every window, and the church bells ringing nonnly gen only Net, of reparation. • .4NOTHAS .11111CORTANTLD ORZIT. Some imegalaritise have occurred at Plymouth mane the crew of the steam *ism Diadem, 22, Capt. Jam B. Cockburn, now under repair in conameeme of having been in contact with her Majesty's ship Quinn. It appears that on the 31st of January lest, when the frigate was et Purtosoath, the pert watch we. paid sin maths' ones (oat of sight months' doe), and granted Ike days' leave of 'Mere, which expired on the 6:6 of February. The 6th occurred on • Sunday, and only 14 or 16 out of, say, 260 re tarned ; swirly all the rest came back en Mcoday, the 6th, when time starboard Melt was paid, and left for five days. Twenty-thas smoag shoot who time obtained, lam are yet . theist from the ship. The Diadem went from Portsmouth to Portland, whirs she remained • few days, and co Thursday, February 23, smiled with the squadron for Lisboa, bat laving lest bar bowsprit just eatable by pities la contact with the Qum, she put into Plymouth (Maud ea the 24th (Friday), sad on Monday, the 97th, wr limed aking eida time balk Badyetica, in fismosas. It mane etet la emesgemee of so massy having brokaa have at Portsmouth, • mein mem* or restriotion was pat se the liberty of the ' gibes mipsny, wWh wee greeted a* te officers bowing .tow N Plyemotab, to than who tsimeasd rigs- Italy as the reelaus emerges, sad is tame who bare what le temed " privileged" hmem., The ma say that by Adair reity ceder leer the mew of • Ihte-ed.leatle ship are alwayp &Mewed WO" every lemeeky sight fa itrbear, sad NO best • Meats Is pied. w basidliali Medal 10 bare soiree MI ea a dereedau mar* dally only two or line, mid Mem play alma. Ts sorb We limited *sigh Is Is said he be deem asomemy, ea board p a r, te peedess a Warr heat seem reel oar espreed sick mother sr slow, or in adopt soar Isellisse farm repulsive lira haw el soy loWes,orliedlei orsamimieas tlritiah aressa. Tide rid the tesdition of affairs, whim the mow of she Diatom eirmreed that the crews or other gripe under repair u Plyesenthebtelsed that liberty, timely amd their gory gleam. se mike appliastien for wages ( &nev em) end hem by sight, watch and musk gly ea Tuesday useeeleg, batmen 10 sad 11 daises, emeicatioa was made, gal the sass alleged that they meld obtain no (limiest reply. At 12 they want down rMaser, and at s quarter peg 1 the bestswein red it sate piped sp as amid Maude MI is," bat set • man atirred. Those on the main desk west quietly bolo w, wire it wee all darkne ss, the matt le heir bombs bra simaltormosely Lied with old bags, Mothers he., sad the lights sztisgaishel. When the bethoreds, hie Mee. the reeser-everas, or any other petty Meow .stag oat to the mow to mere sloes, the oat, yammer • powerfully mobbed deer, followed by gramliling deems. to Mom owl have The on. Win completely ormierg ; se Mots MO raliskand say sae bier wasrroiea —hy &Footwear. Ibiesshruseteseadlo Los of ogee bared bets revered M °epees Osekeme, the marines--aboat Th— om ordered trader arl megrim ware stationed over the batehweye. The ie.reaeha dm piped, " Heads fall is ea quarter deck "--4 sad whisk was promptly obeyed. The Brew .nee up la so Moly mem, and west aft, the petty Akers la treat. Capt. Oridess IN reported to have re buked dors for their Wraps esadar, end Se bre &abed wby dry did wet eras to him if they had say sempleists. They replied that they had already compielmod, without ▪ I. the int liesmeat (Mr. Beretsa), mad sore fa the rem meld, wlierasy and lease," We mat to be treated Mks ars, and set Nke errs" The easorader, ea beth, ar tat no cue aping them swag impreeecem get is • mere elevated aad wheel these who Mead them to come Is Et ii peared. It was toiling very se at the time. Osmium Cleekbera them Old the m e sa that lagalry sheabi be rade at to the wawa* of wages the, ea Mike they Mk me ishowease rammed to their duty. The seat day (Wednesday) two maths' trews est of the rem due were paid to the well-sendeoted of ate welsh, and au rasa hr the twartia&r, sad they ebtalsed craw Its the night.. Os Thane* the ether Melt mea paid end had ilbeit NM/ay.L Is elated that Oapteia Omit hem wasp wag glared vkl•tba seeded et the ameime, that it mewled CepWa Jolllab to nate all paikthresle tbes Pfulfete. Mvwul seamen sad Ire or siz mriese, who ttbsollasa Mee leave cm Woreary wed Tbaredey, hed set wireasa le the Mahn es leatiqw—lime. IPIBE ABT 0411.111 Y POll hiA7CEEBTIR. - • The first *tips have been taken towards the realisation of Mr. Thomas Fairbeitn's mhos", for a fen art gallery in Manchester: A nameroue and inflotaitial meeting wee had yeenslay le the !layer's pylon, at the Town-ball, the Mayor Irmading, to cosaaier the Mr. reirbairn, after explaining his scheme substur=s in a letter reesealy published, dwelt particalerly on two petals eonsweted with it—first, as to whether the working cleanse, as such, would be likely : to. take advantage of the fuelled= when estahlhhed gad secondly, ea to how it wag imegiaed that a collect ion of Lutenist mad value could be got together without purchase. The first point he considered to be amply supported by the entleties of atendeace at the Kensington binewas, the Art Treasures itabibilion, and • smell exhibition more recently held at the Peel Park Museum, in Salford. On the second point be believed that, to begin with, • good and interesting collection, not of andeat but of modern modem would soon be raised by &matins, if • suitable building were provided ; but, apart from this, there were many is authority who thought that the animal Vonore, of an ought to be so dealt with as to be of most benefit to the greatest number, and that the opportunity of mein them ' should not be confined to those who happened to live near the buildings in which they were placed; nor was there anything to prevent the loan of most valuable works, by the trustee', from the National Gallery and other collections. What be meant could be illustrated by • clans is the bequest of Mr. Sheepshanks. The* gentleman, is the clearest terms, provided that while not one of the pictures he presented should ever be sold, they should be, under condi tion to be stated by the trustees, allowed to he sent for ex hibition to any place where there was • building fitted to receive them, or where there was a public school of art or other Institution that would derive benefit from the exhibition of the iwhole or any part of the collection. Mr. Fairbeirn proposed a reetlation to the effect that such a gal lery as he had in view would be of greet benefit to the people, and that the wealthy Inhabitants, especially em ployers of Manchester and Sallord, might properly be celled upon for liberal ocatributioas. Sir E. ARMITAGE seconded the motion, which was aaani moody agreed to. A mooed resolution was proposed by the MAYOR, sommded by Mr. _J. PINDER, sod marled tinenisiougly, to the Wir t that an immediate and vigorous effort b made to Mee not lees than 100,0001., in order to realise the project on a stale worthy of the wealth, enterprise, and importance of the oily. Dominate to have the option ofpeyingtharmartributims in equal annual instalments extendiug over five yens, and it is to be oaderetood that no promise of money shall be Nadia, antil 80.0001. has been satecribed for. The Be,. W. Gaga zu. moved a resolution inviting the co-operation of inhabitants of the surrounding towns and villages, it being understood that the exhibition should be open free at least four days a week. The motion was unenimoutly adopted ; and the meeting concluded with the appointment of • committee to initiate proceedings. THE REFORM BILL. TO TEI EDITOR OT THE ESTRUS. SlR,—The effect to be produced by the proposed Reform Bill epos the constituencies will be very consider able In some of the borough. end very itammidmable in others. In the former instances it may not unreasonably be anticipated that the difference will be vary likely to tavola fields' the represest.tion—i. e., to secure the return of more popular oandidttes in the place of one or more of the present mimben ; parbape to replace whip for toils*, or radicals for whip. I have therefore compiled the satgoined table, for the information or amusement of your many readers, should you deem it worthy a space in your valnab4 columns. There are 34 boroughs in England and Wales of which the ecrostituancise will be more than doubled. They ere as follows : - -- . A or ougho. r 848 7 .8 Altucag . Pa 4111{. Llo, - .1 36Ba&emer Birogaghao Leeds ahead/ 7,381 12,752 172 Wohabasptaa Brailimi 3,699 3,991 106 !!epee! -.. 6,060 138 Stoke Palings* 2,M7 i,eo9 zee Bolton ?,060 M I !! 148 1 41 °r 4 207 -....- 4 ,248 101 2:22 1,624 2,282 160 2,802 169 FalaPiet_ _„. 4 l 2 ~605 3,76 160 1,073 2,91 7 0 271 992 1928, 663 1,263 127 2 4 498 129 902 106 1,246 1,698 128 Ta. II WIA trebrii 1,6161669 116 1,166 1,762 161 011sesim • V" 14 7 1 1 Cie ,o,duj 'll lift tr. W B r l /811. 88 wearatima .... Kidders.Ain fr b e 386 447 403 103 668 102 868 L= .2 44•11 4341 ON U 2 4,110 308 I ba,s *compiled tab labia from a ream snored ter by Yr. Vibes, and jut palailial.-1 am, ka. JAPES ACLAND, Paiileaustery sad Electoral Ageat. 18, Caanon-atteitt, E. 434 Mardi 6. The costatittoil Olt lbw Deter *intim petition met agais yesterday morales., Ne. IL Choke lit in the chair sad proceeded with the examination of witnesses in senor; of the petition. A NEW MARITIME TREATY WITH FRANCS—We (Soineleriaruf 7 ivies) have good grounds for stating that le fiuential parties are now engaged, sad with rod pooped, of BUCCOSO, in endeavouring to arrears a rearilime treaty between this country and Frames, which will be is harmony with the principles of the commercial treaty lately ooucluded. Mr. Cobden, in this case, too, we have reams to believe, is headily co.operatiue, and giving the benefit of his ezpsei awed counsel and valuable infitt•DCO. The mamma( these efforts will be the most imp Aunt bum to the shipping Inte rest which has been secured In our day. THE MARCHEITIR OTJARDIANB An D THE AUDITOR. —Mr. Roberts, audit* of the Pow-law accounts for Booth Lesmahlre, attended a meeting of the Manchester guardians yesterday, to resume his audit of the accounts of the bored. It will be recollected that toms months ago Mr. Roberts ad jeered the audit on the ground that the guardians refused to allow hire the assistance of his own dark. Yesterday he had with him in place of his own clerk Mr. Fitagmzia, of the firm of Child, Fitzgerald, sad Taylor, professional ac countants. The board again &Weed to allow their books to be essaitned by a stomper, sel the auditor, sad Mr. W. Heron, their a•torsey, stated of mew tenth the legal grounds en which the objection WS Pilled Mr. Roberts replied, but the guardians maiatellied their objection, and the audit was further adjourned. SCARCITY Or FACTORY Orintalvie.—ln oon empram of the warelly biter, held* ha 14011101119 seemelerehls stair et pewees bum Wee heseight Item the :=.411 Macao 010 lb• Mildewy which bas been The if so-operative mills is mid to have sided to tirtypbty a searcity of bands in the die- MM. Ow of lbws Welfigafte mespeelse a short time eine aselemet • dleldlemila46 Mem& &mai C."Pera . die Wei set to be arestei &Wag the Bra snanivir, sad at eireg e rm active °parttime hem already oomateeeld.- 9 711 Palos or Barran--At a mooting of the Isheilleate of Irwell Vas, It hr bees umaimossly newleed that they would pledge themselves to abstain from the use of batter will such time as that weld article of dies shell be se reduced Is price as to place it within the mach et ' every saw CORRUPT PRACTICES AT ELEcnom The seleidt oommitte• appointed to inquire into the operation of the Corrupt Practices at Elections Alf met Kr. ; Mr. Sourer ia the chair. Sir George Grey, Kr. Walpole', Kr .l. James, Mr. Ayrton, Mr. Eger", and Mr. Philp. were present. Mr. Ptdaxt, Q.C., was rementald by the =airman at some length. He said he thought the signing of • declaration by a member that he bad not sanctioned bribery would have very little effect to preventing corruption. With regard to election committees, he did not think that they alioltsihor worked satisfactorily. The ridpurnounts were frequent, the grounds upon which a decision was arrived at were not stated and the decision of one committee was frequently totally at varier* with the decision of another. Sire the prang of the act fur consolidating the laws relating to bribery and treating decisions had been given which were irreconcilable with each other. For rumors, in the two of Bath sal Wareham, it was decided that on a scrutiny the vote of a briber as well as of the bribed ought to be struck of; bat, last year, in the Huddradd ore, a de cision entirely contrary was come to. He thought there ought to be a legal officer to advise with election committer on legal points. last year, sitar cense/nag for several days, the Leicestershire committee sent foe the Speaker's counsel, and after consult ing him upon a point of law acted diametrically opposite to his advice. The resolution adopted by the Dungannon com mittee in 1858, presided over by Mr. Napier, the late Lord Chancellor of Ireland, had introduced the greatest =cer tainty into election inquiet/4, es that resolution declared that the sitting member end his immediate agent must have con nived at corruption in order to invalidate ea thution. That decision was in his (Mr. Phinn'e) opinion opposed, to the general tenor of the law, and had done much to minas the Inquiry before election committees. Very few mem bers had been wrested latedc ,he whare ranted sus tared a well-fought battle. only instances he remembered were Berrerrry, Hail, and Aylesbury, end in the latter are the decision was thought very harsh. He thought that no petition ought to be withdrawn until the Speaker's tunnel was enabled to satisfy himself that there was no :Fs oomproasies. At present petitions were dealt oat like • of cards—oat on one side and one on the ether, some were presumed purely in order to extort money. "Mr. Rigby Mum, formerly M.P. for Ipswich, was next szaralned, and sealed that the plan he suggested for prevent ing corruption and rearing purity of election was to leave the conduct of the election in the hands of the electors themselves, declaring any payments on the part of the candi date. except for personal express and advertising, • Mr. Joseph Pules was acquainted with the woiking of the Corrupt Practices Aet, and believed that It had not been without many heesficial consequences. It gave th e pub= a knowledge of the ordinary and legal expense@ of an elec tion. In the counties and in the parer boroughs it had par tially economised the expenditure, and had been valuable to those who desired to incur no expenses but those which were legal. He did not think than had been any increase of cor rupt practices recently as compared with former election. The committee adjourned. THE PURIFICATION OF THE SERPENTINE. The select committee appointed by the House of Commons to consider the best means of _purifying the Ser pentine met yesterday, the Right Hoe. W. Cowper In the • chair. The other somber. of the committee present ware : Lord J. Mennen, Sir J. Parton, Lord Feeney, Mr. Beach, Sir J. Shelley, Sir F. Smith, Sir 8..11. Polo M. Jos. Locke, Captain Arolidell, Mr. A. Egerton, and filir W. Ridley. Mr. 'keyhole", C.E., was the first witness 'amine& He add hehad prepared a report upon the state of the Serpentine by the desire of Mr. Fitzroy, the late Commissioner of Works, • had been presented to the House of Commons. He thought the question of preventing danger to bathers and skaters might be treated independently of the plan for purify ' big the water. He believed that the water now stagnant mule Serpentine was as chemically pure when filtered as the water delivered by the water companies, and all he proposed in the plan he hod submitted to the government was to remove the organic matter not held In solution. The vegetable matter would not be exposed to the air at all, but would run direct through a culvert. He proposed to employ washed sand as the medium of filtration, end the mould of labour that would be involved in keeping the water purified would be very small. The filtration would remove all objects held in suspension in the water, and would have • alight e ff ect upon articles held in solution. If his plea were carried out two million gallons per diem, or 1,400 per minute, would per through the filter beds, besides the supply to the jets cosnected with two fountains. The vegetable matter was found near the surface, and was conti nually rising to the surface, especially in hot weather, so that a conduit pieced neer the surface would have no diMoulty in carrying it cff. An owing would be employed in drawing the water to the conduit, and the conduit, which would be 30 inched in diameter would be constantly toll . The abetrao lion of two million gallons of water daily would not produce any perceptible current, though the lake would hardly be a stagnant lake. • By Lord Fermoy—When the matter was brought before me by Mr. Fitzroy I instituted inquiries. If I had found c that the mud et the bottom was undergoing decomposition I should have recommended some other more expensive stew, • but it was not so. I found that the quantity of mud in the Serpentine was nearly 200,000 cubic garde. In some placed It was etght feet deep, with • depth of nut more than eight het of water above it. _ Lord Forruoy—Ark you not of opinion that such en ex tent of mud must be necessarily injurious to the purity of the wear P Mr.Hawksley—lt certainly produces no perceptible in jury. My filters provide for the passing of 2,000,000 gallons per diem; but the water, after having passed through the filter, would of mune be liable is became impure again. My object le to provide that darter the hot weather the whole of the water in the Seri ontine shall be practioally removed once • mouth. At preeent Salentine contains little more than 60,000,000 gelloos of Anti.. ' Lord Ferzacy—At the end of the mouth, when you had passed the whole 80,000,000 gallons through your filter beds, you would not have get • pare lake ? Mr. Hawkaley— Certainly not; and you mover would bo able to get a pure bike. If you pus 60,000,000 of gallons through a regular stream, and allow it to take a month In running down, the writer would become slightly tinged, though not absolutely foul. The Serpentine was binned in the reign of William and Mary, by blocking up the lower end of the stream, where it banes irom the park, and closing in • natural valley by mama of an embankment. As • matter of course, a great deal of vegetable metier came down the brook, and until the lest few years deposits have been going on. The lake has never been completely emptied, and after booms were constructed round the park • large amount of gliklitalle from water-closets found its way into the lake, making eiteatierable deposits. The total ewes' of keeping the water cleansed under my plan would be something under 21001. • year. Last Rimier my attention was called to the water Ia St. Jaaisierepterk, and I found it is a frightful con ' aids, particularly Ia July. August, and September. 1 do net think it requires that the water is the Perptntine should be nadir row shalkow. Oa the coning, It would be better If it were tan alma se dei ' By Sir J. Paeton—l Wises thcre is no spoofs/ right on the part of the public+ as to bathing. I think the public should be allowed to bathe above hedge, and that that part should be made suitable for the purpose sad planted mead, !melee the rest of the lake unit/oohed. lly Lord J. Manners—The road Aired up by the bathers produces no improper effect upon the water. By Mr. Locke—The water in the Serpentine, if any process of filtration be adopted, will be much puree than that in St. James's-park. 1 propose to awry a Wert, 2R, 61n. in dismal. r, along the whole length of the fierpeatine, giving It • fell et the upper end, which would make it terminate in • well; Ma culvert would always be full. As fast as the water was pumped out of Wit would betepleosd. The committee than adjourned. Cl...tn.—The general committee of elections have ealecttd the following 11,01126111 to try lad determine the merlte of the petition egainet the return for the county of Clam : Lend Stanley (deirman), Mr. O. Buxton, Bir P. Sprees, Mr. Bolektr.Booth, and Mr. John Welter. • - , ECCLESIASTICAL VESTMINTIL—The following era the chief provisions of • bill brought in by Mr. Henry Say. moor and Lord Perm°, r—The priests and deacons of the United Church of Ragland sad Ireland at all times of their public ministrations of the minim end dikes of the said church shall, swept as hereinafter provided, in addition to their ordinary diem, wear or nee the vestminte her, inelter mentioned and none other ; that is to goy, at morning and swain prayer, Limey, Community, baptisms, marriages, traria., end ot h er p a services and onus, other than sormoLe, preKeibed by the Book of Osaka Prayer annexed and joined to the statute of the session of the 13th and 14th rum of Charles 11., chapter 4, and by the Book of Common Prelim amend and joined to the statute pored in the par liament of Ireland, holden in the OGOSIOn et the 17th sad 18th years of Charles 11., chapter 0, a plain whits sur plice with sleeves, as now ordinarily seed, and white bands ; and st sernimm it black gown and white beads ; provided that Is shall he Lytle.' for any such priest or deacon, at his &i -mitate to wear or nes in addition all or any of the following vestinente—that ie to my, a emeoek, • plain black scarf, • equate cap, end if h i e he • gradnide of • university, the hood peeper to his degree; provided always that this sot slain ast ailed to the vtatments of soy airebbiahop or bishop of the said United Ckarob, nor to the vestments in use is any olitharld or collegiate church or chapel. Where any priest or deem of the United C.ltureb of Ragland and Ireland at fay time of his public ministrations shall knowingly and ion tiny was or um any vestment contrary to the provisions of Ude eal, Se y sulk psi* or damn so *feeding shall for the ant Mimes forfeit and pay the nun of 101., and fors second offenoe shall forfeit and pay the sum of 501., and for a third and every other like canoe shell forfeit and pay the elm of 1001. respectively. i 1