The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-24 00:00:00

\E 'A S PAP Eft . (.: •- -: r t , a 11 0t , 4-v le r- A - /A-.., - ----.....,____. 1 ,--i i _ 7,,. 5 1,,,,..• ..._...,. n 7 • .-_ •"r pp .4er - - •a 6, '' . • ,S; 2 -- - d-,--A-64.4 4 -' 4 's - I .2 4 eir I.r• , ii t- - ' P-4 \ I d N I k N 1 :iv _ imir SSalidXa ~,%.„.___ T) •.' 01, , --., I , . . . (a, , • _ --• _ c „,.....4 . . 1 A . its' e . • 7... . ~... . ......., ~. ~,..,,,, . , 3 • . ...• . 160ND0/4, FRIDAY EVENINe - -sr,— " 24, 1865. [Stamped, ld. Additional) (TWOPENCE i . • g - THE LOOK-01Yr IN TII2 IRON TRADE. -- 1 COMMONS AND OPSN SPA CES BOUND THE METROPOLIS. 1 RICETb. NAM! :B.—Market Jew to-daY. 6.000 haw, iwd7Z! port 200 witoortow: l 4 l4k ial aid. 16d. ; so, lAA to N I& to 1341. ; liedemik al l t !± ▪ (541. to Bd.; Odra, ilk 7. the homage jeay. Amy_ morphia beyood the expects@ of tatatz w ilie perk would ge to tie trwitme. King—lf the diction of the committee should be aided your loadahip should yea witbdtaw the bill ? I should set like to pledge msalf to do that. A eonekler. able Porgy of the polite ar e in favour of the bill as it now dead,. By Sir J. Sbelley.—lt might be a popular reprematatlat to ham its park under the control of the 11 Board. Ido sot me any great objection to 17 1 ,= not like to pledge myself. If there an aim mad War, how smite public to obtain teem at ell Hams ? lOW sot the valuation be shut oat N nowt If the trustees had the power el Maim Me gates at meek would not the praetioal effect be to moist the public from bay* some That is not my isteedea. I hare so peacoat feeling in the matter. I ham so wink to isterfeme with the minateem. object reemly is to prevent eerie from rig is mad cattle how awning oat. The Chairman--If W committee emus to the omeineioa Mat the eneloeure is not desirable, would you be satisfied. and Mill go as with the bill I—l behove I shook'. HI is told I bave no right, I shall tabs mob steps aa my legal ad viser amy reconsmend to prove ray right. You would not maunder yourself bound by the decision either el this meamittes or the other °misname, bat would retain the right of witbdrawieg the bill altogether I—l eta tot bind myself uscooditicealty, sod say that I will tempt whatever &IMO= the ommusittee mmy acme to. &Taft the omatuattee should mate that • fame is na. desire le, would lea cement to abandon the faucet—l think may probably that I should. Mr. fester, the steward of the TIMM. was then ozamined so to the particular rights and mitoses coemeted with the manor. He amid he was not aware that the public pommel say radicalsr rights over the manor, and that Earl Spencer wouN derive DO bessfit coder the ball, but would be givieg up a valuable property. The *mama of rent charge to be reserved wee • matter of oompensatiou. Earl Bream actually pomeemed all those rights which he proposed to head over to the public. The omenaltiee Men adjearsed. ike AThisDlO ziserse AD, 111 S Noon L, es OWS . Liverpool ocriewe iborkilt kr", morbet rodeo.. TM baseit, la b a mere oak*. rh - I lambkin. of whoa ism dere wh oaga in fewest ei d ies owe indiapreei sr vie haiweeoles epioimi ii Joss le Issalk SWISS' elk or punkas* tram stooks et see boom wady boa ligniskiz 1 1 MVO bees wit hd raws. A very oe comioraptioe. Prima erei s a th e buyer. luaessed alma aameildsse In *elm Only id; loot week bass factamete el % hisp their loose spring to rsi % stag this there wee kier th e be % 4some eseeet interiority/ with % „, shipping booms do act me* WOISOMWS. The America mein eons mall lee k t. mit dies place. Primers Op un Kids conoet be moved ca. r O YE TEARS ! 0. YE TEARS !—Baliad. Sung by Malmo lamismosakenlastei. PROPOSED SETI'LEILENT OF THE DISPUTE. It bevies been abated by • North Staffordshire dele gate that " if the masters would consent to open their . works to the men of South Staffordshire, then the men of North Staffordshire were willing to resume their work sod hem the question of wages to be iettled by arbitration." the °hairless of the North Staffordshire Committee of Ireamselers writes to the Times :—" The widmpreed dir tree tamed by this unhappy dispute i• regretted by no body at men more almersly than by the haematite them eaves, and, mourning that the delegate spoke with autho rity from the paddlers, I will, upon receiving an official in- Umstion to that effect, bring the proposal before the iron muter', end an. my inflame, to endeavour to have it ea amisti." TPHERAGN PROPICHTY ; the HOLY 811PUIARAL —The SMARR of WI velem- Ws a has view at the Proposed Royal Arcade, ; Wires onuckive. Shuck lifisdoskiw ' to= Loudon ; las Holy Sepulchre *weeks Warfare ; the Department 21 iireff iew : sad varlets e th er poem with all Ws aelfs, asilhary, ead ertielkol. ed., ar Ay post 14. 1, Yoke Week CovewaSewleu, awl all 20.1101111. THE HIDDEN SIN :-- Price On N e Penny !foal,. Mc A ew Novel. Wee Ute ee* Pacts 141. DAY OW Mt No 1, aow may. &DM —Dine' Route to Hanover Brune aiL leg oset+e► einmay.--0•• et tae Nor ' * thin= fb A zor. B . 7l . lW w it a r s in be AMIL 31"i ' - . wid ow% onri acrna eretes 110 12111 6 Nrealber penenneto, at trase. owe W Me ter permors at If wa— tt ud al: news Wines. a rad *lloB. ligelle thipsent 011014 W. ; or to Afran . " own , riaLiarra. and clioaent. Le. MY FIRST PATIENT : AIM Tale. See the DAT 07 UHT. No. 1, now ready. Price One Pew Weekly. Weakly Parte AL WORD LORE :- A New Reny. See the DAY OP MT. No. I, sow windy. Priam One Yew Weekly. Nowthly Parsed. LY.—Norturazolt, Maack IL e has bus ao aliases t* e ish e4 hate boa Gas or We lamp *s o I eras houses are wreak( gal a I exceptions. rkykee to She sew Darker aad earl laerueet led* h es i eT y trod* then 6166611 iii roods oro toads 6o oldoe.—Zoiet LIE.ROIIB OF JUSTICE :- AA A Remarkable Trial. See the DAY 011UIST. No.l, now Nee. Price Otte Peaky Weekly. .11.oethl1 Part &L --_____ nogg ni.PIRIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT Assocurms abaft% 2 - co si i dateibncl. cTonn da,000,006 : paid lip, liilooo. Dain Al—.loll2i Ca AN, Dig, • Zig. ........._irdsoi. a. BIL a a • St. Air w. ikair.74.7 . 1.p. firb. See*, Bill : Jaws Maw, rm. . J . .WOL meg. B. la. lemma', leg.. WT. . O S ine IW3e. JnaaPlijkowleoo. lags W. ld Bra. Y. G. ostinorisad. iaq, a. T. Ho t • ta. Alfred Wilson, Zig. J. a. Norman. • Y. WM, Vag. ataßllbere J Amino. las—naginrkdrulled,..nod, T. Fraser nnicnoia—Mania :Agana, lk:ra. and Co. ; and Lewes Edwards • Co The Awelatles receive* awneren deposit for flied period, : advisees ea approved securities Cleo Ica" and undertake*. general financial business. W. C. wurrliceorroM, Beareaary. ippealey Hama, 96, lbhopegate-airolit Within. AMONGST OLD BOOKS :-- • Move Narrate*. Bee the DAY Or Rat No. 1, icy ready. Price Ono Fenny Weekly. • Monthly tuts Id. ITNIVICRSITY ZDIJOATION : gib. Mimeo. Sos IS Or NW. 1, sow MY. Kis= n —At this day's laths apply o wbest ; sad Ai varlet dearer, bet Ibis dohs ▪ beam, sad peas, Mato is Id tor Isom mosey. —Ms weather thread, th e pi ,asistiol. bat ca Moo while has paws. Os oar market to-day tiwo Zoorlieb wheat was bi viodosis rani/, st as whams at telly to, ass swum sod s 4 wry seal minims was gsserally owilood. id win tbs tars dower. °Waist r tbe prise of this day Wasi a k. Mies ; WM* tally suppertwriso wk. haw mushy, said Indy, sr qr. Wiwi ears said, is real ey. Bear the turn &arm THE WHISPERING GALLERY :- A New Ooolp OD I.6mokLltarotore, Art &ad Things m Genital. Bee the DAY 01 No. 1, o n o s tr t = London: W.N. took, hod Tyke. 14 NEW CHURCH Ot INWARD MAGAZINE On Mardi M ont l be MM li Trot Bomber of I maw hly MOM, bo and H WATUR-TOWER. UMTWITS 1. Gethasenane. By the Bee. (lapel Molynenz, B.A. 1. Clowns. A Poem. With an Illustrating. & Things not Worthy. Dread upon the Waters. No. L —Tito Magdalen Hospital. 6. The Influence of Gael Chaplains. Star leo. C. B. Gibson, M.R.1.A., late Chaplain in the Oenvict Service. & Hearse oar Home. 7. Themes the Furnace. With an litustrailes. Chap. I.—When we were Caldron. IL—Our C,ostain. 111.—" Is it well to wish Thee Happy T Les;intrtcity. 9. Mr. Gladstone as an Hymnologist. 10. Outdoor Clerleal Amusement. 11. Auntie DeL Poem. IL At South Kensington. IS. Melon OUT. 14. liappinesa Poem. Illustrated. Monthly. One Shilling. Mice, lig, lieet.etreet. Loader,. • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY m a s and 7pachobs4ans, kenbantetreet. ID CAPITAL it 1.001.000 , CALL= CP anoo,ooo MILTS AND 6BO,OOO • ranewrr marts or crnmar. On &podia repayable on demand St per souk at 7 days' notion llf „ ' • : 14 „ a % troil ales for m any d eposite d fee long periods. .—Tbo supply _ot vital It le T ovens*, and tilt it ruled Tow hot, Ono soomay reartsta 1111•41 bra bell stands& b Immo amosot of nabobs los bus pain. Barley sod oats is sod at Is. advance. Boar pd pas tor fseduig stuff is sow sis, rid Sr soon time. Bed Wia• wiry Ilk to 900. 6d. ; ease tor* jj k 31b. to 344. ; o ats. 21a. to Us, p, 16s. to 212. ; metes TAO.. 3k b. to 31a. 6 d metes. ; other Ith rOXFORD. —FAUST and ORPUNE AUX nilL—Priactgal te l l-tor:ter% lienzienr lovaniere a led= et peisat conducted 14 .1 017;Platjal an is NUT • T HE JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES' DIREC TORY for IVS. heap" 21a. Chulel Barka and lank Mabladane. ccelibut. LC.; and Groorabridga, and Solia.l4 Pannsoalaurow. landon. KC. SAIIOI.—LEA sad PERRINErI wozannsursa SAUCE. TOR Wane aandbaset, prnoounced try connotaaenn "THE ONLY 000 D BAUCti ims Id regard sold 4 by LEA and P Tba pale ore rawftitam eantioned agalnat wertileam Omits• saisimbi on M M ..S dad Perrino' moss are at weaPPIC ACM sad adaNar• ABE for LEA and MERIN'S BAUM daid Miasmas dad tar smart by Ow Prepristora. Waradater Ron CRONE mad BLACKWELL ; Mama BARCLAY and lOU LAW', ea, de. : and by grocers and adman univanallY TONIC BITTERS: WATERS' QUININE WINE. The mad *stable and wholesome bitter In existence; AN EFFICIENT TONIC, As emenalled stomachic. end a gentle stimulant . Mil by poi" Imam wurelsomeneen, wine merchant', ow ferdionen, end others, at __a. a dozen. Manufactured by WATERS end WILLIAMS, I=Ma's-leats, Cassoomalmet, London. Ascots, E. Towle and Co.. Worcester. T ABLE GLASS' CHINA, CHANDELIERS. S. DEMO end SONS ki k net Wed 7IVI NEW SHOW ROOMS to their lisontso• ',seethe Wirt aseertreent 1 1 47, world of three goods wewelletere amg be seen.-147, Hoandalitoit. LAMPS 10111DIA. HYAM and CO.'. CLOTHING for BOYS. 116 sod 67 Osicadvareat. The most oodles; &versified, and comprehensive Stock ßugby of massaahle Attire mar lairodneed. Boys Ms, Harrow, , se Lakkarteekar Baits Universally admired as tie pravag Was kw bows. 15a 61, Tic, 234., and 30s IVAN and CO.'e BOYS' 017BRCOATS. ed and 11, Oxford-street Me Zemke ere ell selected Ram the West novelties of the =ld the garments are thoronehll well made, and lb. as., ISt, us.. and tie. p lIPTURE B. —The PATENT SELF aIe ADM:WING GERMAN TRUSS, acting effectually with- MI say complications, la recommended by the faculty for the sal sad nest of hernia. The necessary quality of a good truss bia sllcanit resisting power, without uniseemary pesseare on Sr pot sleeted. which desirable object to alone obtained in a Ina sasaesaibersd with straps, spiel rprinp, or pad behind. .4.110343 sad Cc., 1, Piccadilly, W. WiITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable t i o Personal Attraction. and to health and longevity by Ile mostleation of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO. ce DENSUPRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients. la el laullasablevahte In preserving and beautifying the teeth, the gums, and In Relying a pleasing begrime to rb i e th erit medicines tartar from the teeth. removes lwelperat decay, and polishes and preserves the enarartt Ititielt It Isparta a peal-like whiteness Its Invaluable mv partial have chastised the patronage of rinalty and the arbto of lumps, and it le universally In high repute. Price 111. If. per box. gold at YO. Hatton-garden, and by Chemists had Perfumes, Mk for "Rowlands °dente." _ _ IEARTH CLOSETS end COMMODES rmouurs PATENT).—WHITE and Co. 20, le d f" d " line, Strand, London, where the different form; of Closet sal wes.—Prospectuses and pries lisle will be forwarded Mee ea looticattoo. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM , ika edema remedy. without coullohm the bowel. or 01lad the heed, truly efficacious and pleasant, is admitted to Who boot medicine for immediately relieving coughs, colds embretsd eases of asthma, and incipient consumption. It ha rmony corm persons wham the faculty pronounce thcarebts, ilmbabty alleys the tickling which provokes framing coligh e t spproscidag consumption its etTecte ere truly heses &mom deprived of sleep, or even lying down for fear of anff a mst :puTioly e a u rk d r ' sol r d e gy el o. 1:.111T u R47.1 1 ...i.t. 8. K via- Charing-crom, London, and by all druWliois, In 134 d., and three quantities in one , 81. 94. Bs particular lifTia for lamberfs Asthmatic Balsam The name and address Itheampmed cm the damp. PROSPHORIBED MCMINN TONIC. A. The new chemical combination of PHOSPHATIC SALTS, Iron, te., containing all the essential constituents of alaliasit, teals, and nerve substance. Great philosophical and -drooled research has led to the discovery of this invaluable inssity la ha patient perfect state, agreeable to the palate and lisocui la ha action—still preserving Its wonderful properties. Ikedas trasedlate relief, and permanently curing all who *Saw beta seethe and withering of the nervous and =mauler *Was_ heal end partial prostration, and every other exhaustive miewPilent_ of the system. It regenerates all the important smesta sf the human frame. "As phosphorus to a state of mem awakes, the darkness, so the exhausted frame revives gl*Tr d , w l i a th bo t a t tlle e s l in obi, :and l :: con Prior 't2nt thme Os. bottles, CA, which am packed securely, NM to all parte of the world. London agents:—Ciesver. Oxfordvithet ; Hooper, e. Sing Willimixemset, London ...Of; ntai• tit Strand. THEIEVIGORATIVE NERVENE ESSENCE MS meet etieatiliadl prepared and moat powerful astrb the mail ever la ; restores to their normal condition *Me senetkoa, the item%) of width perfect health 'to -I=g.lt las opeclfic for debility of all hods, and from Its eon- Liar other ingredients, pepsine and pboephate of soda, 1411 Prom Wittily beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. =lt per battle, or fear quantities in one for 2214 fide MOM. hatneserten end_ Co. 620, Oxford-ire* W.C, id Ins. Penchanibireat. 14"M' 11Y2=ORTY8 FLUID MAGNESIA The preisedovi far thirty yeas have approved of tide ddre ligation of laignella se the beat remedy tar lindi go' leachic disorders of every kind ; and aa • mild aperient a la efelp- O r i r apteil for ladies and children. Prepared solely by a. .. ie.. ID and Co., Chemists, dc., 172, N e w Boodeet„ sad sold thy-without the world by an respectable eh segalL Castles—Seethat .• Dinneford and Co. ts ea each ileitis mad red label over the cork. JOZZAI3I3 COPAHINS MEGE, 'noonday I. the Path and Lonßon Desaltslo nyder the cars at m (Marie?, Rimed. Lloyd, Poland. and Wee Chit imett: tioe. 6, 1%2), effect. • cure In an swarms ol els hala either hi motet or chroulc disc...sea-4a 6d. nor hotth l / 2y. = k td., at c. JOZEAU 8, French chemlst, 49, Harnarhek Old 126. henheant Magenta Puts TM Pi/tenth Edition, jug published, prioe Pa ed. E. RAMAN)! on the CUBAB of 00 1 1 111:111PTION. "Pathological anatomy las after a wes cembadve evidence in proof of the mating/ of • Amer Moo it Ms to that etconitunoilo."—Carowell. " I have bete the more of coning nail kusar.dealu mel" ORS , J. IL 14 "k ir l i eli t Cll ima airy City Or. ltamed tal, New l —.. York- —ll. * * Lemke: Longman and Co. CrIXERWELL on ILARRUGZ Hopisus, sad lb %rid " . Was. Cambia ; re l = magalL Glad Marlborough-dirdet. Leeisa. ..- 4.mouyiam della. am !Canova Debildpr, ladidddi r M.—There was shoat Sr arse* srket this inerairg. ENO* what *ea, sad generally held kr as * r, b* is the salsa West* this wee d only for the choicest, ma* * request, at a similar arse*** oar were held for 6d. per mak rar l'aright, whirr checked sake ; whir to gut. but sot dearer. Oak led he tura is favour of senor Bars i was 6d. to le. per quarter high* f3.—Ws had a good 'apply d wheel mamma at as admire of L. is k se a geed trade is barley ardor' N weary. Mai= U.—The knows sap* el market was ezmedisgly ml admits of buyers it was elected d of 24. pet qr. on bat week's prism loot. Osts le. per qr. dam. Bois ra higher priors. Wheat pis Or. of )wham sad Yorkshire nd, 321. to to 465. ; south country zed. Otte ss. to 475. ; ditto old red. Os. to I. pw impeekl qr., 25e. to Ms. Ools, pushy. 421 b. per boast, Vs Os Ugh. Peas, feeding, M. 23.—m. trade for wheat today I es are is. per qr. lusher thwart Cleo is improved, mid the supply el psis( ears there is no alterelsee 3 112.—As tampered with kit owl; Ow top, sad le. Id. op on the amp so this top, mod Id. up OS b.ems os tie top, and Ls 311. sp wars le. down on the togn sad td Whist. 251. to 455.; Who, 23s Si 'R to 275. ; boons, 295. to 3115.; tww. it, Martme 23. We bad • MI AP* today, the quality of which Ind surf effected with difficulty, and Who 'eduction ea recant high rotes Bgt from 66a. to 68s. per own., mad salmi iky could he bought at nom NI &apply of 'beep of • , mpg* as tiousually large deemed, sad, high prim of recent Rua" quo L, beet wither mutton in the word ea yr lh., sod *bon sheep from 701. biglieet prime we have imams beefs sly anything doing in store cattle. As ilk* cows. and there bias ewe* motions were of • limited Anodes tad there wan en seism bad., et as prime, Immo pigs realising from ICs. ere from 10a. 6d. to 10e. 9d. OW soya , with a beady inquiry, and be acs 22.—At oar cattle market krill iply of fat haulm, and the etteedelff ad ruled steady, and sties were moilk, the week perms'. The sham dame I a fair inquiry was explained el es in the quotations. Of calves thee's/ he demand was festers at ritherisa r of pigs was moderate, sad wt k took place &Shill rates. Lambs sewn follow :—Beel, 7e. 6d. to Pd. Re rod) Bd. to 9hd. ; clipped, 740.7 id .; . lb. ICH 22.—The number of stile than Min g 670, or 129 WWI Ws a lee were daD sad prices dews WV 31 ' os, Ss. Pd.; lop canes% t• U6l; lot, Bs. Bd. to 76. 6d. per woe. Ile • market was also large, amorptistte, than on last Wednesday ; 280 of 11 0 Wee were slowly effected. All p brogan about last week's Ohms. were la. to Si. • bead down • w° to 94.; blersktemed, Bd. to 14411 011 ! be. Bd. to 6.. 6d. per stems: it • s. to 17e. • had. ►RRIAGES, AND DIAIIEUL BIRTHS. -Mareb t, at Nonlng•hill. the wife of t of a daughter. h $l. at Nehen-vatla-upou-Tyne, tS 414 IILD , of • aou. It. et Rotherhithe, the wife of Mr. Pt * ~at Cllttoelesnleis, 11.aide4114 biza I win eons. larch 11. at Newington. Lie *IL C. lialcohnaon. g W3= 2 o f • son. t the Vicarage. Sutton Courtney, Beta ei Rice. of a son. 12. at Bedford Pert, Croydon. tinn o . lb. lIIIVIT. Lg., of • daughter. lIARRIAGYIL L— March at bt. Matthe Witt B. Bridge, G. B of T heyifsk.„:7l a Awns, daughter of C. J. rarksw,ww• mak Camberwe 11. BON.—March 21, at Blackheath CMS% fk. r the Rev. L Ideas& E. Roche. 8f*.. 0 ,. a Badly Ada, d. ter of the late Ibragleftskis. Blesitheath. IR.—March 111, at BR Peter's Ch Ma tra' L sow of C. Blowy, lap of If ig u l z tk" - 0 1 Jaws. ditaghter of Bloacher. MATH& ea U. at N arrow, lira L=lttiOxfamaTtatetaftordilinkthjog‘lit pato Mimi* Beam last a rch U. at Taacanaerg-linta. 0 1 14° tap of tM lav J. netrber, , at Totleabige. Mania, lissainaki • at eyeloay-pakoo, Bata, Xs'l of A. Tom. log. ea U. at lateiait o n•honae. (211 1.1. aleat . U. at 77 lanatamdta, Kra aw .-.- 7 16 Mara by Wa ins liAnz:-• ,* la qb• ar Imam; rira At k i tsofr. ard4Creat. la tb• Preclaoll at SLUM. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (azirrzVe ra THE ITALIAN P, TURIN, IdA3CH 23. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day a question was put to General Della Marmora respecting the rumours which have been circulated of a secret treaty entered into with France after the conclusion of the Convention of September. The general, in reply, expressed surprise and sorrow at the credence given to these absurd rumours, and energetically denied them. Signor Venoeta ridiculed the accusation. He . also stigmatised as an absurd calumny the assertion that it was intended to aide to France a part of the country to which most Italians owed their father land. The subject then dropped. THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBER. BERLIN, Nmeca 23. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, the debate on the general report of the committee ! on the budget was resumed. The Minister of War made a speech in which he declared that the government regarded the ap proaching vote of the Chamber in reference to the report of the committee as of great importance. If the propositions of the committee were adopted the government would know that the Chamber aimed to extend its own power, and to circumscribe the rights of the Crown. The Minister further said, " We have beenadvised to resign ; we remain in office from a feeling of duty, not from ambition. We are told that the Chamber should be dissolved, but the government has little prospect of achieving any result from such a course in the face of the present organisation of political parties. Until now the government has held fast to the consti tution ; it does so still, and desires to end the pre sent disturbed state of things. For that purpose you must co-operate with the government. Should you refuse, the question at issue will no longer be one of rights, but of existence. Make your choice." TIIS SPANISH CORTSS. MADRID. MARcR 2. The Congress have agreed to the bill for the issue of bonds guaranteed upon landed property by 140 to 78 votes. The debate on the proposed abandonment of St. Domingo will commence to-morrow. THE ROMAN QUESTION. PAWS, MARCH 23. The Constitutionnel denies the statements of the Rome correspondents to some French journals that the Pope had said to 211. de Sartigee, "You may withdraw your troops immediately." THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, Nasal 23. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day shows the following changes, as compared with the previous account :—lncrease : Cash, 20 1-3 millions ; advances, 11 millions ; treasury balance, 21} millions. Decrease : Com mercial bills, 4 2-3 millions ; notes, 3 millions ; 1 current accounts, 4} millions. THE BANK OF HOLLAND. ANSTERDAY, Maven 23. The Bank of Holland has reduced ita rate of dis count from 4 to si per cent. CHINA AND AUSTRALIA. (By direct Overload Telepopb.) CANTON, T. 15. The markets are unchanged• 1311ANGHAE, P. 9. Cotton, tea, and silk unchanged. Exchange on London, 6e. MELBOURNE, Fn. 24. The shipmate of gold awe the departure of the last mail amount to 51,250 ounces. Trade is doll. (The above telegram left Galls ea the 16th such.) QtrzzrotrowN, Maim 23. —The Inman wow sM Edinburgh, from New York ea tits 11th indent, arrived hem at L4O p.m. today, with the mails, 17,290 dole. is wpm* end 147 penmen. She Undid 18 em pm and preenuled at 1.45 p.m. ler Liverpool. Her nem Isra been onagietely anticipated by the Yonotaa via Groomota4l•. CRTINTAL PALLCIL —OIFISHILLING DAT.—TII73II- DAT. Kenn 21L—admissiess en payment, 741 ; aka by mom timbals, 780 ; total, 1,491. A meeting of London trades' delegates was held lath remise at the Seam Hotel, Haworth-street. The following were represented :—Amalpronted lofftwl s Association. Olsegow Trades Council, Cupenters (ux lodge.), Mallows ((our lodges), Currier!? Society, Braes Weet-ead Boot 'Omen, Farriers' Society, Joiners, sad Pre Polishers. The chair was taken by Mr. COMMON. Mr. Morita!, a delegate from the Millmee's Association, admired the media& Hs said the men of Beath. Stag foedaltiro were w to submit their care. to **ratios, which they believid to be the only way of efleo. !Costae ' meat of their diffesesess. In sabmltting to that eases they would, however, ale that upright men were selected. He advocated united= ea the safeguard of their intonate, sad the expellees. of the principle cot only consisted in the good which ft conferred on the men whom they repre sented, but oa the men of future generations likewise. Eng glishmea should steed together in all cases of Orniegleg , sail if they did to Is this case they would succeed. Mr. Sinnuarrox, in the course of some obesrvatioas, said the masters, geserelly spealds& were not so hard as they were repreemampi. Be firmly believed that the masters were to meet the working men as common grosofe, to get en understanding of this terrible affair. A DILIMATI is the body of the room asked the speaker if be had say antithetic information that the masters WON willing to meet the men ? Mr. Ernithrwros maid the masters had told him they would. The Daman asked who were the =stow ? Mr. Itumunrott said he did not think it would be right to give thaw ; however, if any triad wished at the dose of the proceedings to get information oa the point, be would be happy to give the gentlemen's names. ( Applause.) Mr. Case= (Amalgamated Engineers) proposed, " That this meeting regrets extremely the great wearing sod bad feeling which the cruel sot of the employers in locking out so many thousands of their workmen has crested, and hopes that the workmen in the iron trade will agree to submit the whole question unconditionally to arbithatios." He said the wad " uocooditithally " had crept into the re. solution since be bad beard of it, and he decidedly objected to proposing it. (Apple.) If the objectionable expres sion were knocked out he would have much pleasure is suPPattu the resolution. The d elegates requested Mr. Cromer to erase the word " uncondathoal," said he did so with the sanction of the chairman. Mr. Newton, Secretary of the Charm Trades' Union, wee asked to mooed the resolution ; but Le refused to do es, in oonsequthee of the alteration in it. wording. Mr. ODOM, Secretary of the London Trades' Union, wooded the resolution. If the parties were willing to submit their grievances to arbitration they should sot attempt to fetter those whom they selected. (Hear, hoer.) All concerned should have full authority to make any sug gestion they might deem advisable—in fact, it would be no arbitration if everything were not unconditional. They 1 should work well together in this effort, which was on to ameliorate the condition of the workman. Is as ! excellent article which appeared in the Dail)! Nun, it was staled that better iron exited in Belgium end Holland and near the confines of Trance than was to he found in England, and aotwithateadieg the natural austere potweered by the former othatries, the insaufaetwed irea here was su perior to the other, clearly showing the superiority of the British workroom. (Applause.) Ile Term learpenters' secretary) moved the following erthadmest: —"That, in the opinion of this meetieg, the course adopted by the ironmastere tooompel the North Staf fordshire peddlers to accept a reduction in their wages, by inflicting the miseries of a general lock-out on the families of the Itap who are so participators in the dispute, is najos tillable and creel, and with a view to remove any grounds which may exile tor their contisaiog to inflict snob distress, this meeting recommeods the North Staffordshire men to submit the question of their wages to arbitration when the molten open their works and allow the men now locked out to resume work." Mr. HOWELL (Bricklayers' Society) seconded the mead. men'. The questions as to the adoption of the resolution or anthadmeut were put to the meeting, when the former was carried by • majority. Mr. Cope (Boot and Shoemakers' Society) proposed the following resolution, which was seconded by Mr. HOWICLI, and corned :—" That in the event of the employers re fusing to accept arbitration as a meths of an amicable set. tlemeot of the question, we, the delegates present, pledge ourselves to use every mesas in our power to support the men on strike." The proceedings teamiested with • vote of thanks to the chairman. (fon OU3 WOLVERHAMPTON CORRESPONDIMT.) There ia a hitch is the arrangement between the firm of Messrs. Lloyd and Foster, of Wednesbury, and their men. The affair drew together a numerous meeting of the mea at 1 the (heat Western Hotel, Wedoesbury, last night The I explanatioa given by Messrs. Lloyd and Foster's men was an follows:—They were mot 'for by their employers on the previous forenoon and asked to sign a declaration whereby they agreed to mfraio from 'ending any aid, either directly or indirectly, to North Staffordshire. They deolinsd to sign, and then, they say, they were told that they might take it to the executive, and obtain their ar mature on the behalf of the men, and the copy of the declaration was written out by one of the clerks of the firm. This was taken to the executive offices, where we taw it, and at the same time saw also the reply of the secretary of the executive. This reply was as we stated yesterday. We believe that Messrs. Lloyd and Foster deny that they were prepared to resume on such terms as those described; but when the fact of the copy of the declaration having been sent to Bristly. bill was mentioned yesterday to one of the members of the committee of the Ironmastene AiwociatMo, be remarked that he lied been informed on Monday by ow of the members of the firm named, Bathe thought that be should have to set on a portion of his works. The men iumert their belief that their employers were itflueosed in their ultimate yesterday by the committee of the usoolation, who met afternoon ie Wolverhampton, but we are not aware that they expressed this opinion from other than mere conjecture. Mears. John Brown (Limited), and Mean. Comet, of Sheffield, having both resumed work in their steel mills, Mr. Isaac Jenks, of the Minerva Works , W olverham p ton, lies also set on ono of his mills for rolling steel, but neither of these firms have begun in their creed s pertrionta. The New:conk Chronicle of yesterday says We are glad to see that there is at lees* some prospect of • speedy termination of the unhappy difference between the ironmth tare and their workmen. Mr. C. M. Palmer, the owner of the intensive ironworks at Jarrow, and the chairman of the committee of Northern Ironmasters, has written • calm and sensible letter, in which be expresses his approval of the proposition made by the workmen's delegates at the Conterenoe at York, viz., that the troili sm of the worth would oaths to hare say comedian with the workmen of Staffordshire. if the northern irostthaters would, on their part, agree to separate from the masters of Staffordshire. He believes if the mea " will hold meetings and parr resolutions, free from restrictions sad reservations, is favour of the course suggested, mid empower their delegates to speak bt their name,' the committee of masters will thiertaia the pro posal, ' and • speedy settlement of the present diffi sully may be arranged.' This is • very fair pro. vocal, and one which the zees should at ones adopt. This stherthes ot the north from the south ie the comes which we have advocated from the beginning el this nefortnnate collision between capitol and labour; sod we bare pressed it upon both masters and men, as the only m eans of solving the present difficulty, and preventieg similar complication io the future. The mea wisely adopted oar sampetion, sad made the thopositioa to the masters at York, hat the Don-attecidasee of the Stafford shire delegates proveated the oonferesee from taking any Atr w th e w u b2:47ll:toa t mti l ett cu oP y tit Iron masters will be held in Newcastle to-day (Thendayh e sed we tan that Mr. Patmer's iroggestion will meet with the coesideratma which it dwarves at their heeds, and that they will adopt it es the baste el a negotiation which may speedily psi se end te s steteetthiage which is atiefeetery to eons ri *swami immediately esseened is the struggle, mad dimmers= to moms pow= who have weld= to do with it." "And then be drew • dial boa Ids pelts. AM Wades a ft whlt ineklastre eye, sa Tay sift •Itls US detect too may we re; quote he. ' bow the voted weao'" Swum= 1312(801e8 Poozsr DIALS art artist* accurate Ow woken, mile la wow Ms. salable tar weettowb, awl r. eme to Mal FA el tee heredrat. tale by polka I, a, kie,u, le, le, 11. te, le, 17. le. Ilk W.W. 21.11.14. 11 . 11 . Km Kt, W. ee, Si, sad Se pleats la yid awe; sod W s. 5, 5, g, , SA, le. 11,1; 1. le. ler 111.1:4 0 1Vd. 21;2 it glad is rim la Mow aria A two ler two etww_--J. W. Val* owl desk maim to W. the Plemo ile r :1 8 irata—thireseriareA) BMA LONDON WORKING CLASSES • • !ADDSTELSL =ELUTION. Thili exhibition, which opened on the first of lug south, was brought to • Wasseasful does yesterday sf tem nun. tier mum el may hundreds of pewee. There wasesess Jferppeiat•w/at the anulooess intelligemes that the Obenedise at the Exchussr. who bad promised to pronsuon a closing oration, had bleu prevented MOW waging by his official duties, bat his place was well filled by Mr. Loud, sad his edibles, with these of thanker gentle s:as who spoke on the occasion, seemed to meet with the oomplalle approbation of the people. During the short period that thee:Waite:a has Uses open it less bees vatted by no fewer than 123,414 posene, emissive of those who were present yesterday, beleg as smug* of 2,870 alines each riae. Although it has sat Una usloaively visited by the warkiagalasses, the exesplina, as compared with the legal number, were so few that it has frogs the first proud the justice el its dalm to be palled • Tackles ms's 'abilities, As might have bean exuded the daily returns of data* show a sough greater influx is listastlays sod Mondays than on ether days, bat by far the larger somber of parsons visited ie is the onable. It the letter of apology which Mr. Gladstone ant yesterday to the aninittes, sad also I. the repast, are some very peed. own allegkes to the dealer of too frequeat eshibitioas of this camp ter in the same locality. That the exhibition ewes very much of la some to the feet that it wee eminsitly a =unseat on the part of the waking mop theneselair, who sot rely framed the miles sad formed the executive, but even elected the adjudiostoel, is very evi dent, and indeed it would Dot be too much to say that it owed its soften entirely to the sheens» of the element of patztogge, • point which was a geed deal commuted upon by NOLO of tbs speakers st the ceremonial of yesterday. To Mr. 0. M. Murphy the chief merit of its sucesedul organisation is mainly due, sad the South wark Mission for the elevation of the working losses amid certainly have taken so better steps to advson their object than by gusting, as they did, the use of their Mater room for the purposes of the Waldrop. With regard to the general character of the articles exhi bited the most cursory visitor must have been shuck with the very widsidisparitnbetween the then portion which had reference to the purely flee arts, sash as *nth* drawing, kc., sad three appertaining moo to the umful as well as the ornanteatel, such as model ling, whether of bosses, churches, railway works or ma chinery ; and this differeocs was so striking that it kazoo distil, attracted the murrains of Mr. Laurel, who very clearly and kindly pointed out to the exhibitors °engin funda mental errors which they had occomitted, sad which they might very easily remedy by resorting to the goverunest schools of art sod obtaining as elementary knowledge of certain simple rides, which would prevent them falling into similar errors. It may be interesting to sots that our of the 243 prizes warded 68 are artistic, 107 romesoiail, 35 general, sod 23 for fabrics. Thews prices will be dietributed by Lord Palmerston on &infamy week, but the place and hour of distribution are not vet named. The following was the letter from Mr. Gladstone. It was addressed to Mr. Murphy, sod dated yesterday : Deer Sir,—l find with sincere regret that the boar ap pointed for your meeting to-day, sad Wien:es of bushier, at it, will preclude my attendance, cm asonat of as ap. pointment in Downing-strut with gentian's come from • distance. There is, however, nothing that I could have said on the owed= of dogleg the South Load= Exhibition that will not be better said by others. Still, is conveying my cosgratulations on the completion of the waderiaking, I will venture to direct them specially towards that portion of the report which SONLESS& the tone of warning. The at tractive chancier of these exhibiting in • social and moral pond of view, ea well as the actual beauty and ingenuity of so many of the objects, may be likely to lead many to target the striatum of the soonamical laws which are applicable to them ; sad I am vary glad that the managers bays emphatiosay punted out as among the ocaditioas of their swages, • - Srst, that they shall be self sustaining ; secondly, that much of the control and respon sibility, as well as the preparation of the articles, shall be in the buds of the working men themselves. A due regard to then condition will provost the too rapid multiplintion under which they would certainly decussate, and will teed to secure to our fellowroountrymen having the most direct interest in them, all the great benefits which they are calculated in so many ways to produce. —I remain, dear sir, faithfully yours, W. E. GLADOTONS." In the evening the Exhibition was throws open for the last time, and was visited by a dense crowd of people, and to-day the work of removal will commons, it being under stood that there will be a ressosable opportusity gives to such of the exhibitces as wish to dispose ot their products, I sell them. THE FAILURE Or N A D TTWOODS, SPOONER, A CO. The adjourned meeting of the creditors of this bank win held yesterday afternoon, in the Town-hall, Bir miogbam, the Mayor iMr. iteory `Nigel') in the chair. It having been intimated that a further adjournment woad be mowed for mamma Meted in the Exprets, the atlas& once was not wady so large as at the Liras meeting. The Rey. Dr. Miller, as chairman of the committee, read the following resolution :—" That Mr. Alderman Turner, Mr. William Henry Dixon, Mr. Jobs Gough, sod Mr. Peter Duckworth Mosul; ere, is the opinion of this mestiag, suitable and proper permas to be appointed the creditors' assignees of the estate." Dr. MIL an, in reply to some questions, said that if none of the tenders for the porthole of the assets were con sidered satielettory, that would be stated in the report presented at the next meeting. (Beer.) He urged the creditors to support the committee, or he was ninthly would rue the day. (Hear.) After a few words from Mr. JOHN Because, solicitor (who nominated two gentlemen as assigneee in addition to those named, bat did not press them on the meeting %de ference to the general wish), the resolution win pot and ca rried unanimously, ma was also 0011 to adjourn the meeting until Thursday out. NATIONAL FRIEDMAN'S RELIEF ASSO CIATION. Last night, a public meeting of the inhabitants of the northern districts of the metropolis who sympathies with the aotielavery cense in the United States of Awe. ries wee held in St. Georges Hal, a sreedona WWII at the bottom of Gray's-inn-road, to support this aro. elation. In the course of the et erdog • liberal collsotioa was made. Mr. Bright, too, Mr. Forster, Sir T. F. Bao tou, Bert, sod Sir S. M. Pito, Bart. ' ant bitters srpreaabig their deep regret at being unable toetteed. Butuen lloinwen AND Bunion GNAY.—Aa ranny oosinearee use hasuded sa to the coarse which will be taken respectively by Mums two prelates. and as one joansal has actually maid that it is undentood that Bishop Gray will allow him sentence of depositn to lapse, we outs the following from a speech of the Archaean= of Si. delivered at the synod of the diocese ef Capstan?: ' a kit J unary. The archdeacon said :—" If the civil power shall choose to give beck to Bishop Canso his temporal status, his income, his house, sod the use of the churches of Nigel —to all this we are prepared, so far as I know, loyally to submit. Quad re open/lin the civil courts are supreme, and can do, and most do, what they please. What we say is this, that (pool rpirustafia they have no function. We fry that the civil power camera create a bishop, or cooler spiritual !onetime. What the civil power cannot give, it cannot take away. Aid the spiritual office which the spiritual power bee once takes away, we say the temporal power cannot restore. This is oar panties ; this is what we mesa. Aid it is • position from which, if we are faithful to owuelves, I am persuaded we can oeyer be dislodged." Bishop Gray also said, at the conclusion of the sitting 1—" If the court to which the ap peal bid bees carried should order the niters of Dr.Oolsesci, the °bomb would designs it meld set hold communise with a heretic, and it would be the duty of the alma to abstain from haring anything to do with him—to mime to acknowledge one who bad been condemned for false tenth lag, and to leave the resells to a higher power." Ia the course of the proceedings, the eiseditne whether the coloakal churches would be hosed by the oases of the slate church at home, or by its own goods, was formally used aod decided. Mr. Forter, one of the lay delegates for Rt. 52:4, wowed zonolfilow, dosliwing sloe ondloiowny of B church law for the esicey, sasortbag the newly Nowt aid alkgiseen of its members to the (lbw* of England as by law notabliebod. This nwolation wet wet by no anwodswatof the Arobdisace al Charge lathe fei lowing words :—•• not, faithfully to the haserbee and foemakariss et the United Match of awd ki lned. this wood sinowto to and setepts =go wiped to the rhumb le this awry aid mseities ot the Pliny Omni lw as ona: 4o l ike BIM. of Omentotm' As.. Ord volonden 1 . 1011 , siwnsbdiew sot lay low.* The • sooldiss 1,1111 sealed b a wodwitq 18 to 1. ELUL ellinrcdi MrLi tnttncsnOt 00tfliOn. The committee appointed to inquire into the best mew of preserving for path° am the Wens, commas', sad open. yaw is sad nand the metropolis met egad yesterday; Mr. Locke is the shag. Neatly the whole of the membin were present. • Iforl Spasm wee called la and exsadas& — la rilFro questions by Lord Bury, the noble earl said—l possess coneidarthis rights ever Wimbledoo-oommos, sad propose to &tribute a sonsadonbio portion of those nghts to the public. Thom rights are disputed. lam prepared with legal 'dames to substantiate them print:facie. In a letter addressed to my midlands, dated the Slat of Janessy, I pro posed to submit to poliathot as amended bill with the desire of having the whole case cosaidwed, so that the scheme might be curled out in the form Meet aoudad's to the public intends. I also stand my thither" to monism" is the Minion of the committee. When I wide that letter I was not aware that I shosid Moe the opportaaly al maim Wan this committee. I theogid the =mean would take the cadiaary course of a private bill, sod be named to a select committee. lam quite promised to sodonadist I said, sad to woother any that may be mods, hat de sot wilt to be sada- I FElibrsad by asythiag th e committee may decide. I give the fullest sonsiderstion to any seggeaturn that might be made. I saa glad to have the opportaudy of Mang to the moundles my wares for Mummy the bill helots morliaissa. skid committee are swan of thit tn. mlleVfmt=lo- tbe l la borv=lin the Iset a f i ew pass remind samorom somplointo from the islontoota. They *nylon of bed dishy' ; of soanadusitsts on the com e of rabbis"' didannag • the ammo° • of the th mid tamps that impost the oondion ; rad venom other thiage. Oassidsrable uncertainty exista with rithset to the commoners rights, and that feeling of anothenty isjudomi Moths *ohs Worsen, re well am to my ow.. I fosl the mapertenco of this isms space tato pub lie, sad wish as mochas pastas to protect sad retain to the public use this large opts spas". lam aware of the Meng feeling which mots with raped to the proservotion of open spaces, sad, dawn( to a great select in that feeling pro- g, I mood the measure to er I have referred. Within the Lai few yeas* tams have bees many minty sod other ethesses, the pentane* d which have *Miaowed to 'stadia themselves on the common. The uncertainty iteedreich nib Impeding the differost rights which exist mm to propose a @them for the settlement of the matter. I propose to dodo the common, to improve the toads, to remove nuisances, to regulate common rights, to defies and restrict my own rights, and to dedicate to the pablie a epee amounting to Rawly 700 sons, under mopes and responsible managemeat. I mopes* to run a fence toned the nom lobe &depend to the podia, and am guns prepared to urge 'troy reams' wig 1 trash is fence of some sort would be advantageous to the public. I am cot pro posed to lay out say large sum for the purpose of drainage sad improvemmt, sad I think a fan way of meeting the upstage will be to sell outlying portions of the common for that purpose. The land to be sold is laid out in cheese, sad if the int dun it suathat to most the expanses there will be so necessity 100 selling the sesoed. With respect to the gravel, I propose to transfer to the public my actual right in the nil lam ready to coosidow the best mode of giving shoos advantages to the publio, bat if my rights are disputed I must morn the quantal' for further eossidsratios. Coosidenble doable exist as to the relative rights of dm oopykoklars, them commoners sad the public. Would yam! Mamas mauve thew difficulties ?—ls would place cm a proper focitng the rights of lb* comaamers sad the pubits. What saaroothimate have been suds ?--Oatils have bees bused co the moth= by people who claimed the right of doseg so. Oa one oceans there was • di/Scaly with regard to a male of laad, sad don have boss isdianne claims with regard to masagemant. Last yesrdwo, if not three, railway cosopmaios wished to coals woos the common. The nodthood rights whiah I poison do sot amble me to deal satidsotorily with the commas. If the bill press it will give the public the esioymeat of the common. With respect to the maw of drainage and the improve ment of the Mad" do you masa to leave the common as it is, at to them it sit ?—I have no with to make it • London park. I wish to Won the wild both-like beauty of the plaos. But it is so sadist/Hid, that at cony times it is =- bodily to the asigtaboadood, and am in summer it is ocossionally gaits a swamp. Bees imaappithenden has arisen as to whet is called the enclosure. Will you state what sort of fence you propose ? —1 propose to may a fuses soniatost to keep use the temnis nedAddsow, I hove coo with to main dat high widows. Without a hosts it would be impossible to remove the salaam al the emits. There are various inlets to the commis, and it is almost impoesible to pm vent them from oacampird then. 1 believe a light fens! will be a grist advantage to the public--a Mice to keep torts from going in, end to keep cattle withis. II a Loos ! should be placed there, people in canines or on horseback maid actor at the gateways. With regard to your owe rights what have they hitherto been ?—I hove sterilised the right of Footstoge, grovel digging, end turf matties. I propose to retain them. lat lint proposed to work the gravel myself, but I afterwards thought that a not charge would ha better. You propose to gin up all your rights, reserving the es timated 'dm of the gravel digmog, awl the dth of the profile of many, after all the szpeasis of the park are paid' —l fs, so, I propose to pay off the 0090%014ms from the sale of the lood, and that then shall be on other rights except My own and those of the public. What is your proposal with seeped to the management I did propose to hove the management vestal in the lord of the enamor; but thinking that may interfere with the right of the public, I proposed to vest the management in some goverameas offieial, the whole park to be object to carton ins-laws. That scheme did act appear to be sitisfootory, and I introduced as amendment into the bill, placing the manomemsat is trustees, me of them Wog the lord ot the maser, mother to be chosen by the crown, sad the third to be cue of the isthasare aommisirmers. If these should sat be thought Wiens% I as wiling to introduce; others. Some opposition has boss made with respect to the Naomi Bide Associatioa, bus I propose to plath the maairmeot to UM beads Of parsons who shall be independent of local wWith eprd to the sale of bad, I suppose it is by that means that you propose to pay the mission of the assume. The estimated vales d the laad 'A s st sabeci shout 44,11001. The sale of lend riscesesry for the carry ing out the details ol the scheme. The oat of the improvise's* will be about 14, 0001 . The male of a small proportion of the land scheduled would be quite sallment so cover that six. plum The drainage will coat shout 3,0001. ; the lease, supposing it to he a high roe like that round the Reggae. Park. will mat 4.8001. ; but a mere past and rail Issue will diminishthe expeme materially. Ais met of the general improvemente will be about 1,0001. ; and of t wo lodges, 3,0101. ; and of Ms mode, 1,0001. About 5,0031. be re quired fee compemstkis. What fa the quantity of Let!—lt is 845 acres 1 rod 30 palm. Ouseidemble objection is entertsized at Putney and Noeltamption to the sate of any of the land. It haa been suggested that the perk might be maintained by a tate, or by a public eutooriptioo. I believe, however, that there would be cusaidisabie difficulty in lisiag a rate. I should prefer ginag up the common to a responsible public body rather than to my local authorial*. By the Chairram—The extent of the common is about 1,0170 MIS. The quantity proposed to be sold ts 158 asses rod 30 poles. The original proposition was to convert the smiled's into an maimed park. 1 have some lead is the entre of the cominoo. I I have recently bly purchased the build low of a mill there. I thocoht might some day possi ~homes there, sad Narrators I have monad that portico of the property in the bill. The enclosure of the =moos I necessarily moires the extinction of the present common rights, and the secessity of compensating their pa' 20100ra. I do not know the exact number of mew mown, bat the number of Bowes eared is 287. There are so frealiakisse to my kaowledge, who mama ammo rights. The exposes of managesout is to be takes out of Me anneal reesipes of the park. They will arise heal pasturage, whisk will ho improved by the Mrsia- Is the IMO scheme I usilsrlook to hoop up the pick Istake the pectorals,, bat whits I gam up the sissiege. mist Pippo up the mistureas. Any surplus would have boiespd to as. W bat is year proem* propesition t—nat she whole the premeds of the park hi pissed is tehe beads of tgustaes, the maidpie from the pastiouge, sod also hoes the gravel. The reomMte from the plasm ls aro to pay the exposes of dr peak ; the resisipts from the gravel am to pup soy eseareed *kw le see the prim** spiostim raised by the it Wimbledon. Pessey, and ether Passe, whether the Pm - men shall he esslesed or set I—That has hem pat forward ss the pr y mess. al smittage ham bola lasid. as whisk somintiom to that edam IMMO bees pees& Is it your desire that this mmuntesse Pall expose ea speedos as to wbethar or se Ma sselsosse of Wimbledon• oronsom would be as admetrget— I shell be obliged to the simemittes I they wiNossidwr that mist. shot Perin ell Chet eaa be said ea the salitost. It will be a pm* edam legs to me to ham the ("Seim of the committee cm that Oat iiimposig the emu= to be kepi sees spa spseollsald sot the snow of keephog it up is usissmily d isigleird —Not very am& If the expose of • ham amid he got rid of them would be sa isseemet met far sapervnios. I Walt a &slab* tbst the mods should is impanel& whether the essmess Is esieesd fa set. Tappan the smobsere to be gives up, would the. be any cassicis for a ode T—Tee ; for lirelmge sad ocespener the kr ths essessnm. The emir se sertatoly *Pt be messed by • sebusdpiss askirsg the lahebitimies. The mammon kom spied WS their rialits shall be pet um ad to if they ass sompsmsted. I behave I have the risk' by law le swim the wanes if I loser raillawri far As rawasarm. I aur lashes by 'Mash viii the mesa of WARWICK SPRING MEETING.—TIIIIII&DAY The easterly Made having subaided, sod the weather be omit* contrastively visiting, genial, the last of the Warwick male( prm to be wren agreeable time alba al the two preceding days. The ate:moo% however, bemuse add, sad while the Grand Annual Steeplechase was beteg ima them was snow, mid oft owards • heavy samolona earns down. The company, increased, no doubt, by the mainmas bu t of the abase, was in excess of the W reaks daps, t Dim:Abilene not a our:moue as on some previous aniverearies. Th oestre of sane• tioe was the Greed Amami Steeplecbsee, am m ealiest supplement to the Grand Bedpost at LiverpooL Fearless ram, and an monies erk sods is the history of L'Af deals occurred bolero the borer starting was settled upon. Interpreters end pecuniarily interested parties to L'Afriesin had a stormy meeting throughout the morning, sod the mote state of things castithed until within a few mantes of the samba tretr d isted. It appears that N. Valliant was coesiderably to • mama bookmaker, whilst another lamas meat oa the hem kreught opposition from another quarter. Afters great dpi of excited eenvenation it was decoded to run L'Ahioain who wooed favourite, bat upoo the athautiou of the Abated* essausiesios, coupled with the appearanco of L'Africaia with the result of the accident exhibited on his neer side by the removal of both hair and skin from his hip bem, the appositive spinet the French horse drove him a little back ia the betting, mod the two at the aloes were equal favearita The ma was • splendid eight throughout, the eampetiten fascieg and going beentifully all the way, and Emblem, Adder: admirably by Hr. Edw ards, woo a genitally contested rase so the diatoms where Lard Gorentres Mired ease away sad woo in a caster. Clorre Stevens, his lordship's tint jockey, was present, but ut omequanos of a severe cthi could not ride the Moser. The ruing was good throughout, bat there was no betting as future 'Ante. Appended are fall detailed the remiss A &CUT HANDIcir of 10 sons. each, h fs ; gentle men riders ; professionals 71b extra ; winners extra. Three quarters of • mile. (5 subs.) Mr. Monday names itagenerater, by Baton—Prai4 6 yrs. log 131 b (Including 71b min) ("I' Wreath) l' Lord &salad's Otimaa, e yrs. ltst (Kr. Edwards) • Coons lister Mary. yrs, tat Sib (Inca& 7th Was( Gelmahav) Beams also ran. Betting : 6 to 4 apt Gamma, 9 to 4 apt Betimes, 3 le I apt Miter Mary, and 10 to 1 (offered) apt Gamma. A Hemmicar PLATS of 1:421., for all ages ; winners cam Three quarters of • mile. Lord sta rters Gownansa, by derplice—Toesyris non 761 lab (including Mb eat* Lord WastmorlaDd's %lid Duck, 6 yrs, 7st (J. Grimeha C wi Mr. Whittaker's Godanarshsse, 3 yrs. 614 711. Sayers S The following she ran :—(lo/don Dust, Deception, and Betting : 2to 1 each apt Gownsan sod Wild Dock, sto 2 apt Golden Duet, sad 10 to l m ' bar" three. TEN WANWICESHINN MINT CCP, added to • sweepstake al 2 sows moth, for hunters, Itht esob ; th oroughbreds 1411* extra. Oae mil* sad a half au the flat. (11 subs.) Mr. H. Tormbya Jessie Brown, by the Wabob—Oaklasf, ast Fib (McManus 19Ib extra) (Mr. M. Drake) 1 Mr. Bawcusta Lily O'Coaaar, list (Owner) I Mr.B. Spencer Lea's ktunisoma, ISat ..(Mr. Crawshaw) 3 The following Moo ram:—Naval, Importance, Red Minor, Little Nell, Empress, and Idle Boy. Betting .• 6 so 4 apt Jeanie Bears, 2 to 1 apt Enwrap, and 5 to 1 each apt Red Lace sod Eily O'Goeivar. TIM GIZAND ANNOLL Iffrekrthcasat a s icap 20 ern mob, 10 ft, sad ally 5 if declared, Rib 00 dde wingers extra. Four miles ad three farlomes over a fait hunting country. (51 subs, 17 of whom declared, and pay 5 lays forfeit.) Lewd Coventry's Emblem, aged, ISt 6lb ..(Ifr. Edwards) 1 Mr. B. J. Angel's Alcib(lads, 6 yrs, Ili 71b Orleans 14115 extra) (Mr. Coventry) Mr, Cebben'sOldliquire, seed. lOst 71b.. (Mr. J. Milwsrd) a The Moms also , ran : n, Mesnwo.(.l Sir William. iteethell, task ad L the Oardeaer, Waterman. Balder, Steaks, Ibex. ,Lad 7 DOM/N.4oightheart Betting : 3 to 1 each apt L'Africain and Alcibiede, 7 is I each eget Ponies& and Basta; 10 to 1 seek apt lb* and Rook the Gardener, 100 to 8 ept Erobloo, and 20 to 1 sash apt Balder, Sir William, and Mean wood. Maim 1001., h ft. Halts-mile. Mr. I. Braley's Viceroy, by franterer—Calliope 3 yrs, est (Cannon) 1 Mr. Jobs Grahame. Cam, yrs. Tot ames Nightingall)loll Bettie: 7t04 on Viceroy. Cairngorm made play into the straight, when Viceroy closed, and woo by half • A HANDICAP of 3 ems each, with 20 a lded ; for three-yr. Ads and upwards. Wieser to be sold for 401. Three far- IV le subs.) & J. Bead's Nellghera. by The Cam —Elm. 6 Yr% Mt Sib (C. Maldment, I 31 r. Whi l MiteVe 10,0 , S rs. 714 Sib. (J. Orisaslaw) I Mr. John B. Preetea'a VidiaaWg,S IT.. 7 , A Mb (O. Weal 3 • . Bettie, : 614 4 apt Nellytherry, 7 to 4 apt Vila:bat, and 2 to 1 opt Otheath. A kUNDICAP ItramitAthan al 5 ars. each, 2 ft, with 50 added ; wharwil extra ; patlemen riders allowed Two mike over the Steeplesicue earth (12 subs.) Mr. Micawber's Marble Bill, by Teciangtee—alkle, Yrs. list 711, (Mr. Edwards) I Mr. Daily's Ws Bobby, aged, IBM (Mr. balm I Mr. Land's Strike, list (B States) The following also ran : T. P. Cooke, Ace of Bemis, and Old Wiodoor. Bettiag : 6 to 4 eget Kahle Rill, 7 to 2 seek sea T. E; Ceche sad Old Windmill' and 5 to 1 opt &Aka. Ton OLABIODON 111:11,1111W &AIM sons. mob, 12st. 71b. each. Thoroughbreds 1214 extra. Four miles over the steepineltacs mums. (15 subs.) Mr. T. lioatord'a Traveller. Ibt. 711. ....(Mr. O. Drat& I Mr. Este Hunt's Birdflader, aged, lad. 71b. (Mr. Crawshanr) I Mr. J. Memeson's lilt Lacers; Plek, ISA 711. Owner, 3 The following also rte :—Chestertnn. Sally-consoup, Mown, and Hot Capers. Bating : 5 to 4 cm Traveller, sod 5 to 1 opt Birdie/Im. Tal HUT Cur STIEPIZCHAU of 10 ave. math, Ifs bunters ; each ; within extra. Gentlemen Aden. Copts* 11011110'S Hall Court (Ude Deotion). by Sir Palm blutle — MeMMMlY. a yrs. Dist .... .(thpialu Tempest) 1 Captsta Maebee's Acrobat, eged, 13et Mr. Clare) I Mr. J. Turner's SOM•O4 Meld list 71b1. Mr. Parker) It The following also ran NBd Mick, Careless Boy (late De. alpaca). aid hada: IBetting soa a Hall Arts. Goat, 3to 1 eget Boxmoor, sad 4 to 1 apt Ambit. TATMAitisIa—THITUDAY. Timm was *Maass to distiessish this sitoraooe's lame at the old • Comer" trap the eimiotoseas Tbureasys odd& may be azposesd tbrougheis the remsioder d tbe ra somme. There was cagy • bedwitul ot members pramsed. as the Breedelbaae lever would appear to base sompue tiosly died eat for the eneurt, tb.rs woo mom 'stereo& erieollll is the 'erred twig at Warwick, the bgeseeelt tram which were my* deveend as they were brought into t h e room. Tito owl, hot too saw laid or 11 to 1 to 504 es Tbe Dube der the pleb,. 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