The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-05 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER IT P. -7 79' •- ' 4 . 11 • ssa:dx. - • .• - J*l' -14-1. " -** re 0-,A, • e • • " 7- .-1 - •°'l.- (stamped id. Ai No. 4 257.] LONDON, TAUMIDAY /Mt ni,o, APRIL 5. 1880, LT WOPENCE. WEEKLY IMAM coMMUNICATION to Nur Tallti.—Tio LI Y WOOL. NEW mg Lk PYLPIIIA STILLII.OBI, tuNr4.'irT Yawl cu./ rroa pimped boo ...r.wittnueslapt imen esiloi tit eassoslows .abarli nemorms wad isowesink MILT VIELPOUL ios =rum. CITY or WAL/13 1 1 0 E•01•4111. U. VIM w CITY WI: AM earn sommilig et 13. 17. sod rim% asese=s to Its momme• dstam Irmrd rasiate. Plink ittledkill Illowhint rommpos UM* find lits Waft. own Imam" kr. o o. LATTITS.yres talm—Pso trim, paw. writ io WILLIAM IN NAL latillosst : as to "nip mil 111.114111% O. Wog Wllimelmilik 11111. fI C IIZAP nod EXPIDITIOI7B ROM to lIIELOII hddledelos 'Ong Winless lallsoor to WATERFORD sod IRK. 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WITIIOI T Uri ASBOWICZ tArt:Nstoi, Itl 11111 MI 1 . 1 . .tie leli.kN FUND .kBI4OCIATION ry.4.1.4 I.Art 14, direst •Ire Vt. roVels• op , t • .IL ALS'I 11-••••••1 out 1.4. Vomiter.% I dte Pniemila re. . feed withiulry 1... Ir. I r. N 1.146444 4•1441 e hn 1.44. rest The Imo each capital 54 'I" • 4 •... doe ~Mr. tb. , ...ammo t....a•p1e1• Ile Sesame. •Ita• ly. h.ktin,; Nee.. aleasold without 10 " • ••1••••1414 its•oi. • rural d ral Isluna•iow. Sr... ere ••••mr.lot us Nat of • 4•• 1 1.1 ....pc,' earel.e HENRY AMILOW, Socrolory. OPPS'Ef;;;PATENTS, I, Sonic-streak Lipooln'o b. it I' —11116.. r. I% V I liM awl HI NT raHamme to pr.. 181114116N1 14...eu. rah N. an 1 iLdri. - Ggillike• 4 1 1 Pettit I . lNlrlrllwl $11.111.1 sMala thrir % MP/1W Isar LN DMA Pair ..%%%affaaattaaararkikr. RE ClitE. —l..‘mßEitrs ASTiiNATIC ‘i..As. elshort Ih. leerele or aleellag the t• • Irdl) eft •11.4. •16•1 I Parrett %. 6.lsellee4 he he the hest e.. 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TIA. —r MOOSE BROTHERS sad Co'fa. on) TrA. at prr Da elml II la ropeoodel to be, " =AT VAN u terranmr awn& way awe oar tommtmeat demi ....v., me le obliteol - ut fa M. by e lrg pawl, and at h oar be lee lib. bog or aolgimi dant of , elm vs M rs oar edam hat beak welt oiler week, to mins and et Or boot dembeatillou lbw lie Int Mem ia the OW, and by ampoolote omit Wits allooltd by oor prie d yob imil bilir, le me OM MS we Weer Ow any. tad after W. tat to WWI the swim Mt Siam mast and illainten vaunt Wilma al of mimeo ham oath Slam before the Tie Yu been mid to am aralumw awl wiliest kaming whisk as samole w. pommeaml me fa N. T ut So be sot oely Um bat de Qmll4 bet, bat IM Hob inmer led high abated:Mr, the 'w lii plow Me goals : b ME be admitted Mot, hew opeathe eur ow judges* vs arii, by tho antdaroad leap lime if eller tad eimpimil Pima MOWN la Wag the abo- TO MR TEAT CAN n "rump, lamest& so stem en donne that, otboretao. ere &MIK WA I V: ear dens nee Mae appreciated la evidenced by the kw Inas we ban needy ensued. ita pueblo extol*, an sepeekeehrene. SLACK TLAs The following compontive Wt ofPrlcos wIU awl/ show the gresrodraatoseo maims from our new ryvioro of Ombra and of sok - . The TIN Err sorcamiro ThA. la id pee lb. 4Ad tad a. Mal "Tr lal e07•111LT MA. Da Id. pe Fre lb. dosed ehaned ead As Wee teptier •11111PAIS •••/7 ftldlb a)lai baths really Neale,. they en the neslf Wads we raper to 011 W TM& The 11121111 T P 1,11.41.117 toy Nruw DER. ran awl very choloe. ee.,lld. pa! la TD. ►IN fST The NWT The sway The characters at ok each may he u tanasil Oast of Its • COMM mu CEYLON. I lAti. p r ior !IL TM 1 1 1411 T. sr ItiNirraii. la. M. par !b. rrUf charpod 14. 44. perib.) n. 1 , 11 NEM OLD MOCHA or CHOICE!! LIM la at par lb. Is. bd. b. is. ni. par Ih.) A dignation " :ll. c r pt a ri l iVallowsd on Mb. high and original abuts of Olbs. act weight of tea. Tuna —Ti. abore err strictly get...haute prtost for cash. tboorrtnito —llreetuch as that It is uttfrtly looposllsta to charge leerily cognisant.' prices without In usury instance re °lying tog payment* oar Invariable rwio is to Insoles all unpabi orders 10 per mat. higher than cash pious, which addl. sloes! 10 per rent we allow to he drsbactodU paid within 10 days, but is 4. otherwise. MOOLI 21/00111.11A sad 0011PANY, Mort IsedorZgs. may. Lg. MEM BEST aad CHKAPKST TEAB and 00171i4 la INCILAYIO are al all Wass to he obtains& al num% NA Co., Tea Ilarebasfis. & Lag Wllllanalres& 001111 Avow vestal Canoe Tea. ta &L, la la., me ; asellaag, b. 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Tomo adi.-7% 11Ohdrialrolord WNW NUinrs MARSALA or BRONTZ WINE, at *. rebered deep, par asses : 117 es. per els down ; AO lie gar epreeer eat m iter le say Mies IN TIN Mee will be Isom' el tr aalityjs wry sat i t i rt i t, &twat' leveseib entirely free km Lem, or the, wpm& le Reber y. Symbol la Mi. NUNN sad Vie *ft lbeeeitr ns,rdasts, Traria of 47 yews a I. Isasty of Llisrasesaa 11, Lab's eta W.O Mee WY ee applicable. Mies old pale OWN 7a per dere. WATHERATON and BROODIN'S GOLD MAINS t=eighl, reellealble rd Übe 1111.1=111114 all mastastaouif prim. m• geld le tan *Yr gremlssel. and lviarellased Ow Owl 6121 11 011 . terr.ta. eau ire um pm Asia IMO% Is Ohs almist mai The Ilmrs al Os NM. satioraboaawkraz 4 —alumna= la WabrarY. Illimes4l•4llreet, Orrant-prdis, N.C., Asps made et amiss NM Jewellery lar le. each. IA MI6 miabileinset demo at 11 la as evenlag, end as ellamings as I Viet BEFORE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, go to JONI,* Leartnarovania —Pan an Table atoms and IVA" al Oa par Own; Dumont !4pnons and Forks. La. pre ann. wended panel aapYe Mkhd Other. SUITABLE WEDDING PRESENTB.—Com oDITER sail T 4 itrr, anbropes patters. aft. ist. le levetbar-esay relive,' as receipt a 4 a pol• Noe cater. — rcede. SET of Four CORNER DISHES sod COVERS au Wes I• venom tondos eight dlialis. Id It, 44 40:11Wil. I. LrifflrOwvinsei. MR. ALBERT SMITH'S LAST .N of CHINA.-111-NIGHT at So clot* end Da SiNTATION on Saturday afternoon at Picendftly. MIL awl Kra. 02 :MN Rl3ll/044TIGHT, LT& may LTILKINOten“O antarday and flood Friday) , 11 E % ii, and liam , ft arneoas et Liillaive War 7201111. 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ROWLAND sad SONS ," to red Sold at SO, lassise : sad by chemists sad /NO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER sod INVEO9II.I with WIN Cain, or INITIALS.— 9111101/DO laperlowaposoataid dimity LW/LOPE% 44. pw MI monk laid Bola hal 411" flee quires tor : thick Mt& too 'aim Go : omporita• foolscap. 9a low ream : ammo par a t i r 0 CAROB, WIDDINO I~VILOPIOI INVITA TATION9 Oa the CIUIJOIONY, DURESS , and BALL MI NTI god STAMPED in sum% with AIM ar CBJCIT Ia the lair. Wham CARD-PLATE r.BOANTLY ILNORAVIM and 100 strisansz CARDS PZ,LYTBD for to Id. —Observe, all MD IT j=tlolllr ie = sa wn establishment, it, YILVADILLY two WaN'S SELECT LIBRARY. Revised re of new and choice WOW la circulation at Oda lildw7. sad of warplaa copies cd matt worka•witbdrawn lar ails M gra* reduced prima. are Dow restly. sad may le Malland IS s silos —t•7IALLIS =WARD Iit•DIE, Odureeponee. Lodoi and teeseefreet Neseeeeeer. T.I7ItLINIL—AII the Music of tliia favourite .1.1 spin Wallsoe's is sold at Half PriaA emd such plan Cha t ua br ar dscose ..l cover, grails. by YHAHOOII and SON.* Withia. All Music co aims tams, mad poM ale co saadatt of reatittaista Tba Node sontist 01AT mw mAsuons iti anuirr, W., seer Ille Puition. A., . I IM al • dr* lady se abetek left ell arse of Nervous Dslollity, lavoluatery Blesblog, Palpitation. I s m et li eaesdl uelty, Spermaturrbous, Sterility, Cse, stee. Jset publiehed, r ware mew ad Wert Wurk, entitled "OUItSZLVIS.' 71ss=. The Agleam sad Anatomy of our Generellou of Lasesee—byisplessa imams* sad Cure. Prise Is real • by post, II stempe, epee sada ; 10 sealed. So be bad of ram, 30, Coralda or the Author. es above r, -Canted'. , 41,Bili12 6 " Aira • 4.—Amorounr...— F. A. Igiosterd. to the Archer, vice • losakisi E. W. 41/., to ho impacting commander of Afer,,Nlotro, 11110.8 period of ..mice ban 11:Cirrdlitere, to the Orion. At lE. Ike* Milts Falcon. LE.I. lileyae, to the Formidable r .1. W. & I. Illosentrieh IlespiteL Albe "be J. G. FitsgeraK to the Royal rt. codile. Awaftst-Payamisi in sharp G. M. Blyth, to the Cro neeter's Aalletiot H. V. Woods, to the Rhadamanthun. amosareirs Asmisiolo , l64bror T. J. Bwesay, to the 1114 /8.A011,11/0k ieolittirsa."Dgineeri A . W il ling sad „110pM1191Uentru. AND Pso- the rank of for charge at J. , to the Saw ' S. 0 le .f. H . Smith, li aod . H. P. Smith, to the Mersey .. Wild, L. CHATHAM, Ana 4. . . ARRIVAL 01 , TROOPS 7ROK INDIA. Another Inge draft of troops arrived at Fort Pitt Hospital this ernarnoon, from Calcutta, having disembarked at Gravesend Fthe Warrior queen, Commander W. Henry. The to the number of 143 men of all ranks belong: , of the regiments serving in British India, inch 16 Who hive blooms insane by exposure to the sun, 0r2.1h/catta on the 24th of December, touched at itt. on the 12th of February, sailed from that liked WroTlowing day, and arrived in the Thames this *Yore. occupying 99 day.. The following are t n r4: ..dlta and corps to which the troops belong :—Rog Artillery, Royal Engineers, Medical fits/ Guards (Caratinsers) 3nl OWN.. 9th ° 7llAlismi - a g li 4 th, 38th, 48th, 63rd, hitt; 8 0th (ad*, 80th, and Mk . llments, together with 19 naval invalids be. to the Indian navy, and six women and tee the whole under the command of Captain J. Gib 17th Isincen, and Lieutenant W. H. J. Clarks, likd and in medical charge of Assistant-surgeon J. .D., 87th Fusiliers. Eleven deaths occurred on acing the voyage, including two naval invalids, one and one woman. On the troops reaching Fort Pitt were medically inspected by the staff at that este meat, when the Weans troops were admitted into the 'on of the hospital, and fourteen men into the for medical treatment ; the remainder being sent to 'e invalid depot to await their discharge. PORTSMOUTH, Aram 4. . The larboard division of the Channel fleet, under Obi command of Rear-Admiral John Elphinstone Erskine, arrived at Spithead from Whoa this morning, at ten o'clock. The squadron the Edger, 91, Captaui James E. Yates, bears W. Bev-Admi ral ' s flag ; the aphis Charles F Hiffyer ; Man, 110, 04:tkr G a h r e amis N. mlogs k mad the Mersey, 40, Captain Henry Cald- Vichoria and Albert, royal amew yacht, Captain the Ms J. Daman, mailed this monnno, at nix o'clock, on a maim (it is andentood ea far as Lisbon), to teat her new enh.. r heatiai bakes. the done yesterday morning, referred to in to t-Pl-tilsk the Beta, a Dutch vessel, anchored at gin stench by the lightning sad her forstoproast was Advised. The elects% thud descended to the deck and Jeremy a portion of the planking, but did no injury to any of the, crew. A Stead of Trade inquiry boa hoes held at Portsmouth to-star, before Captain Mania hastiaml unmoor_ ), W. H. Ciamogton, Esq. (mayor), and H. Ford and J. IrChatae, &qrs., to inquire into the loss of the collier brig Ashley Down, trading between Newport, South Wales, and Ports mouth, shortly after leaving the first-named port. After hearing several witnesses mid the statement of the master, the court found that the loss of the vessel was occasione d by ignorance and dereliction of duty on the part of the reader, and entirely by his default, and decided to forward his certificate to London, to be dealt with as the Committee of the Privy Council may think fit. EPSOM SPRING XICITING. W 1701172 rot Till Imosassir Puts of SO sows. Half • mile. AP nil Jr at lb Hui A Friday New Brighton Lord Nelion 6 4 ' Jamie Brews 8 10 Twilight 4 lt Golden Pippin Was Julia 6 12 Portia 14 An:= ...- ..... 4 6 9 Niger 8 Menton s s 7 7 N 4 00799 4 8 8811 I 7 'Tavola Onus 4 6 Kitty Maytag 8 6 Tractions Brandy Ball Cbantrees Volunteer Predictor Lenkothes 6 7 111=.. 2 6 Ibylongbow—Vessa 11 6 Cincinnisti 4 4 Pretty Sm. 11 6 - -- -- WllOl4lll trot Tll2 listrzeorz Pits of 50 110•11. New T.Y.C. Three quarters al e mile. AP MTh I • a 4 1 4 5 • 6 4 • • • It 0 4 712 7'19 4 7 11 I 4 7 7 4 7 7 W3llllllO ros rusWesrss each, vitt 50 added by O. riders. Derby Comm lleaslnl 4 11 10 Stapleton U Volunteer 6oreehlll Wanderer 5 10 7 CHESTER SPRING DEMING: SPORTING. WZIONTS Vol Till WYNIfIeTAT iiANDSCAP of 100 eon., added to a oweappealme of 3 sun. each. Tlneespiariera a mile. (33 subs.) • die Alb I Age st lb 4 S•• V S T wry..... :+~..... ..... i f at lb Goodwill:a Itainitaki Nut 4 4 Okruiraili a 0 UM Palmentima OM= !Wm 3 10 P 0 0 331 4 Jo l ie Paws 3 9 001.3116. a 9, Joyous , 4 9 ' 4 I C.'1.11.1" I a 4 • 0 Mew a 0 1 2/002 AIM artilas tits .. )22a013! Star, by , ar Papa. us° , B ,- .. . ... _ - - lag al Se rum& 4 • 1 nringia • i • 4 lisMaria 4 • Maud 4 Man FrlOay Melia • 4 Garibaldi Arita i _ Volans. Cbastrais Albert Smith, $ yrs—wr=en WIIoITI TOR TIN CI 10 soy,. each, with 100 (90 MAO Apollyon rrovagore I 1,-.117-' 41488 " 1- : Swan (Handicap) di 10 sow. . K Cum; F. Deities= Age' at lb ultes 1: . 0. Zr Y omthe Second , Worossle7 0 pikl Infanta r -a o j a t ioono: " 7 1! r nit Lord Mixture Droideolteht . 710 Ro, ii Sweetmeat— Rudery I by Priam Master— Butterfly (b.b) Baron Manobatmen 7 81 Gold's Pippft 7 6 1 The Monk (b-b) b o by Andover—General Wlthams's dam 7 I, 'Be Quirk 7 4 1 -- Wooers PDS TIM Clal4Bllll WELTER Cur, of 100 sovit, in specie, by subscription of 20 sous. each, HP ft, and 5 only if declared, with 50 added. Grosvenor Course.. (16 subs./ If the highest weight accepting be under rtst, it will be raised to that, and the rest in proportion. v ' Jack Spring le j l"7 br• ASS at It g by Vatican— ' 6 sr 1, WI Nary 6 1.4 lirss s 9 4 10 • Heirtn 4 1 .14 ' 4 eartbaldi . .....:.• 4 • 9 4 A thos 8 .9,11 Tommy Liobas. (14414 e, 4: bautrupt 4 4 4 Swale Cheery Chap..% .... 5:• 9 , Tate Capon JI.. 5 9 4 Vultare 4 9 6 hish Emigrant 6 tII Albert Smith, 3 yrs, wroog nomination WrioNTls POE TFIE MARQUIS or WESTYII4e7FI/e8 PLOT, value 100 sovs. in spade, added to a Headlamp Sweiriakes of 10 soya each. Grosvenor course. (18 subs.) Age' st lb Aga Alb .. 8 5 7 Homeward Bound . . 4 7 6 oh c by Newcourt -4 7 6 Treacherous .. 4 7 6 cloyeraook t • 6le (kerns ''l°°_l!?.•! Ae — e - air - i. !Mak , 6 12 Codkli 3 12 1_1122 amiss $ V TM.lllCft 3 3 leemella UlOOl6 Ned $ 2 Brockellna 3 . 4 lealseare Glory II 2. La Hollandaise $ A g by Surplice—Cm. esethm $ II g by , Orlando—Fwd. ___ ._ Nester Beget Daniel Vultere Anemia _ ___ eon a dean__ 3 6 1 ne Gipsy fruition, having been entered as f 4 yrs old. ot lb 8 7 F t rweu CLD BTAI6B, • handicap at Once round and a distance. st lb Homeward Bound Tommy Noble (h.b; Int&nta m .! ri Progasor Dick Nightinvle Maid of Means Oita Tartar Horace 1 Arlington North Lancachire Daytad Hiles Libellous La Hollandaise Hen Webster 1 N•►er Darpatr s io ..• 8 11 .. 8 nun% - 4 ROYLL BOO*/ .Great Windmill-streat, ''. ... '...... 11;;;;;;e7trrr0; " 1:47;r:r00= to . the rank of `„°®~ Wmpirrs • p i iii BLACK TEAS ins ecosporstive UM of prices sill Newt, she. the 4-a * .-11( r- elendltesed lIIIRODIS RA. i ngiamm ads i ii = to the Fiagard, for charge of T.Y.C. Three • ogee remains fr om our new miens of brineme uul L'C l ° l4 =I 1116 • 911 "." 110 AP . O. Wfta de INtlaitim7 of the Ilm 11°31.1211 NUM 'W s 11 " a " dm ,' 46•1 Rasa Cadets W. L Lamina*, LC. St. John. and A. L. Laa•lano r FINERY iO(CIOBO YlLt. es. Id. per lb. f i = X, lb ? i m PIN/ Ma r al4 . - .. Demi ° P s. '" ' b .* itakos, to Um Nilo ;G.A. Ch Or F. G. L. Pawall,J. H. ~....uard......"0 0. -• • er. el. and 4e. U. per DO , Xs . : 11 ..: P . H. Hendee, and J. N. Merow, to the &ludas i ;Z. ii ii ii' • • N ire n lA a rall ILT PRA. la FL per IA ,H. F. Cad* Z. Y. P. Smite, J. Btu; i art i L Tides (useally cloned: lid met as. per lb.) QPROTACLIR ins y rOver by HARRIS and I- we descrlpthene esseprise every Mid abet tmaillles tO poN. yip meg Bob .. ... 4 H. Ell; •• OM Porno; C. A. Eisholsou, J. G. oaks A they U. the nrtktolacts we proper to .ell. b . sea & pl o d , w ig, c rydr s of "bli visbit i tio, ; 84.4, with A. Handinson. and L. LL. Dams, no the /tool ; Atinteedaso ORW MIL AA le taw. Want arm - tad l are -nnarg 3. • . Masan* to th e Edw . ; C. H. Nap* , W. F. Snow' Ci. P 111.1•1117 Ut:NrOW DER. rue awl eery choice. =mina. at . tow 's • Olen. • and R. R Swam, to am Innegil ;M. H. Booth, and =re •• • ••• es. ot. per ih. lb. I& ens • ad geN. ' I° tio •• . Hunt, to the . ;T. IL ftalivaa. It. W. Feeler, y 11.111tAingili se. ad. sod as. par *4_ . eludes, NT lIITION, rtes deitoste Ile RA per lb. , 1, . • .1 , on- :. •.. ' ..-- ' ? tees. • ~;,..," - 11 4 ~. A -'l . 1 , nrcOßßonx. . 74431 ' • IL • r" l r d • aII ' ' =Mime minimes. ad sod id per .• 1 . iga . J. J'. A. : , . 1 _._ O. L. IfeClieteek or OUCILAIN, is. ed. per lb. be err' F 4 4d per lb. , ominuoivipr a Aanks bsnimb .,th ou e simdlea k *.i...... . " °I Ti onn ailli. H. pt. W, . G. H.. Tabor, P. H. Gedp, X. C. D. °Whim T. aal G. IL Hinetios Ilann i l d grt i GUNPOWDER la per fa. = l :6=y prainillniisa — aat M a ns 12:0 . 4S :s .. Cliwym' sod D. Hamra, t o = Ma " " ' may try . ,ed Rs 44 . end ts at per lb ) . Naked= II Ismg t WIZ 111 4 4 , Tr a iI2 Z% tot serer 1 4J. Bro w n , and R. D. J y, to the Henturioß ; Mkt Peel gzld..;4 rpw Toss , r at Ai= s fres .t r i r i r impswam atr i l.... " =. lll ÷ l. ad 08. lima to the Diadem ;A. W. w oolly , p oi -41/ atENIMINNA. Illelnelaloirlialse M i lllnerill a- F. "• G. BWell 8 O . To HOTEL and TAVERN-KEEPS:RR—Every elrearlpliaa at PLAT= OWES at hall the tuna! change. —40111114 Lwatherareeolia. only rral substitute Ins Silver is the 111111•61.Yl1 PLATINU se pen NICKYL-4uIS. Love/bor. GUARD AOAINFIT TH INV= and BUR eaujiy.—gdi ipmr aro. Myer, mai keep JONRITI 111.111CMG•PLITI. Wert wads parrlsol. mei use free Se lap Wiwi,. 122.zonfiu., TURNER, sued BONS' RAND ijo caNDLINTICI(II wita aegiateeed airs terra arlrely re plartag at anodise ram rink& aimea.--maark. rgerytranga. art al)lrk am rod Uttar daladiere and say rid garimmossik at the Ilre r mad Ilamaerek &W. T .114=8 IXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP.— !r rya Prod ealWe /armed =Mrs re le say port d re (Wald Moran ran ravalpt al norarasa for itr r a madlawardaris re tallarag parr Mier :—Oir dam sr dem it me 011.11 reale =az IYa ....".. a triads*. or dem frarrar ora l fir* labierW 'SIM In Air war lairdara la air Is Irdramo ponareardam daroblardirt worrardrea Iradroor 4 • ll ,B = . lll = ll 4arrrra sursir arearry ar r Ird nal; Yr..aeramor ; r pale rod Demeriella• hierrod abaft Nei bum pun =rib. sod wear praised : Ma Iwo Sower Me nd1411.11111101101.11 bed eamlr Orr r re aslopar door ar eery, aa.l at re mar sa r war roil Wilsey blegli.ls. etas . da wird 1111111114• ISM. or rink Sarin trio. eurtithic To i = aseakrie sot Dal I) N.we 1.1.17 Teaay d A 314,17 n Cirsol affill CI.. Lima /ft tars sod likethants, .1 sad it IL Para gatd. GENTLE3IEN.—NOTICE of REMOVAL. 111 r. WIWI MS laud It absolutely necessary to rottore Ws Winds beta Ilsadatrort to store spacious premises, which ..phis Ida eases tally to carry out the piss oriplastatt by lard nalthad Imam et las. per pull , awl every article coo meted wlllt Ids Yulsm la lIMORIALICV therewith, Mr. MILKS'S mew atlas= wIN be 71. illttallEtitill:ET, /JON DATUMS, loud 4sada ws d llsasearequare TIM NEW SPILIMU INVIINGM CAPE. 30s. 11111/Ne LID SUMMER ATTIRE. E. MOSES sod SON bog to Mate that their pre- T 4 toe mrasso ow/ SUMMER exceed any .4 their Sanaa suede es well la eslest so Is variety. They have ran. awked the ~psi markets bMb at home and abroad for the Sett ad wowed{ misautailares o sad have succeeded In collecting dwelt as mesellmeat .4 goods ea hie under before been sitilblW ender one root la this or any ether country. Their IIItePOIER TAIWIUNO DitAKTMIINTIS have hewn swpolied with In indllewhewelety at theshowat sad emit pointer Worn • Moir READY-MAIM CLOIIIIIIIO PTOCK is complete t• every reaped, and they motors bossy Wt for ehganee style, gu m . Mho of eta:eels! and workmanship. testefulneen of lininh and • Mayans, It Y erste ememmiled, even in the metropolis of Smetana. No lees earn has been bestowed an the 11101ERY. TIAT and I'AP, and war sad 14110 C DEPAKT%II NTS. whkh have hem hart...bed with an entirely new stock of feehlogshis and mamma. isle lnawle •t ow h prl., as enable the pr..peheore 1., ufk, their patrons very great advantages. Nlt K MINI and 'nisi late this opportunity .11 announe . Ina that they Intend relying tittle eiletroin re the full Imirent the sholltlon of the duty on Pitts. Glove. ae K. Mlsls and rtioN. Corner of Ihnories ►nd Al.honte, and Corner .1 %eft Oxford street and Hart street. Country lira:whoa : braelferd an..l Merit - 1:1. Wel . s . hfro E. 111.1011 0 ..4 sad so!: alsh It tu Itu parta alarly ..11.141r.d. that If *ay arth le he out apprured of It will Ire exchanged, ur tha rmey retamerl. Itlaart Their 4..1, ontt.4l Wl4 • Skakit .4 the illelory of &Mak luno..lth reesaurentert aoLl lid of prices, Rally on appli cotton. or la at free B '4.60.4 and ”44S halt to ansounre (het their adalaleh ene•ta will nu ttalutilay eteultig. April 7, and be opette.loa aulal Ilmt•lay 116,fitinz. Aril Y . SPY.' lAL AI *MIA sal !es% Eatattfiamesta 611:1 he I'4r4KLI YLIDAI. the 130. eami will be re.upone.l ft.sua uttarday Et ening, the 14th hut at bet/ pees 6 o'clock. THE " INDISI'ENS A IiLE " SUIT, swig In wallow e•ll•mars an.l pattern., a n d pa r ti cu l ar ly esleelk , l fur weakest. ri.eeir. trevelli.4l. and hurls,. ni r 1. ant.. r. 41 1 .1 I. la tl.• sta4 rervlaa able Mit *err rri. • fr.an t..• Tor be ablebted el IL ltl k and earn* of Maurice W Yip* mad armor al Nye Uilurd sireet art ilartotnot. A DOOM TO MICZTOUS 811711011111, fat gratuitous T n etulation. A Norms Ilialwar tire• sada mod of Nervous DetelilL tae 01 akwidili ni = l : l l l l Welter* iutd ud, lay lo tm MEDICAL GI ID S be ers ait hie le the Gather. sad for the born of ether, to mist He rill therefore seed pest tree, on receipt of a ereelopo sad two siatepe. a DOS of the book awenblkill Idlemeation required . Addrer, Janice Warr, Wilford Howe. Burton-creme* Tedetparquare, Load" W.C. MK W. C. ICACZNADY'R LAS? PUBLIC READING IN SBERBO.RNE. This reading, which wax given on Thursday night lest, in aid of the trust feed. of the Wesleyan Chapel, was attended by a very large and influential company in the Legg-street tichnoi•reetn. Amongst the mann ISM Henry Charles Start, req., of Cntchell, the Rev. F. B. Portions 'Lad lady, Hon. Fula Portman, Hon. Kr. Pepy s , Mn. Hawley, of Rim plea, W. P. Petal*, Neb. tad mad) from distant %parte. The plane reel by Mr. Macready were Mrs. Humus " Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers," Hood's Bridge of Sighs," Pope's " Dying Christian," Sterne's "Story of be Fevre," and the chamber act in "Henry IV." Mr. Meeneady mentioned that he had read at Dorchester for the Independeute, and had offered to read for the Church Schools at Weymouth, on certain conditions, which were the same as those imposed in the present ewe, but as those conditions were not complied with the routing did not take place. He mentioned this to show that in this matter he steed quite apart Erne' sectarian feeling. The Rev. JAN. FLEMISH, M.A., minister of All Sainte Episcopal Chapel, Beth, presided on the occasion. At the close of the reading , the CHAIRMAN fOIN3 sad said : Ladies sad gentlemen,— e cannot, I thiuk, allow Mr. Macready to leave the room without offering to him the beet assinence of our thanks on this occasion of his last resid ia Sherburne. I feel it a happiness to be permitted to here to-night : Ara, beesees, as a chewer's el the Church of Wand, to which I am firmly attached, I always rejoice at soy natty that preemie itself of emot ing my sioneneforedet —(clssers)—and I am thank. tel that not a few are to be found of us and of them, who, ea this sad other OCkAMOON era lay aside their external dif - foresees, and extend the hand of ChriMian fellowship. (Loud applause.) Secondly, I feel it a privilege to be allowed to offers tribute M the character of my friend, Mr. Macready. He is 'heat to leave • place where, during the whole of his resiiimes, be has Mend the luxury of doing gad. (Applause.) His voice will be heard in &arbors., no more ; but I am oonfelent that his silent Indere°, will long be felt, and that the memory of ninny a kind word and look, many a benevolent set, and many a deed of Christian cha rity will long ramie written on the Warta of all who real know him.(Applaues.) I am sure that it will be most gratifying to Mr. Macready to carry away with him to-night some expression of our sympathy and esteem. I lug, therefore, to propose" That a vote of thank, he now pre muted to W. C. lfacreelyr, Esq., accompanied by a sinew. desire that thel's best blessing may rest on himself and family wherever they gm" (Lou.! applause.) The nedut ion was seconded by the Rev. E. N. HINNING, who Mid that he had come there with no intention of speak ing, but he could not allow the resolution which had been ' proposal by his reverend brother to lass without rising to mend it. He hoped that he had always hem on friendly terms with his nonconformist brethren]. (Applause.) Per sonally, he could not trust himself to speak of the dinar tun of Mr. Unready from Sherburne. He would lose a tried and valued friend in Mr. Macready, and he believed the day would one when the mulde Sherborne would feel also that they had lost a valuable friend, and one who ' had done so much for the town o f Sh er b urne . (L ou d " t a Tot ) e was carried with acclamation, and Mr. Me:ready having lariedy responded, the company separated. —AR. &Wide Annie/. TKO SOCIAL EVIL IN HULL. —The police 'tittle ties of 1850 for the borough ot Hull, Just polished, reveal the feet that there were 20 brothels "well conducted" an against 13 in 1666 ; 57 ~f the second class " well conducted, and frequented by the middle classes and youths," as against 59 in 104; sod 152 " dienrderly houses, frequented by the lower urgers and thieves," as against 177. The diminution ix, therefore, N. The housed of acoornmoobition classified in a similar manner are reported to he, of the first clam 5 in 1659 so against 6in 1658 ; of the second, 15 against 37 ; and of the third class, 25 against 31; or a total diminution of 32. With regard to the known prostitutes, the numbers are 8111 as against 563 in 1858. Of there in 1650 there were 100 between the ages of 15 and 90, against 67 in the pre. vious year ; between 911 and 25 years of age, 240 agaidst 265; between 25 and 30, 1111 against 113 ; and above 30 years, 121 against 118.-- Easter» (Amt.:tee Herald. OOVERNMCNT ENIOZATION TO AUNTRALIA.—The Chalice, 972 tons, belonging to Messrs. (\Awl. of Liver pool, sailed from Southampton on Tuesday, with govern ment emigrants, for Sydney, New South waft. Abe took out 3P4 married couples, 1 single men, 105 single women, 2:1 Is,. and 31 girls between cue and twelve years of age, and if infants, being a totul of 356 web, equal to 325 statute adults. The emigrunts are under the care of Surgeon-Super intendent J. U. Saeger Mr. Henry Spicer actin g aa echo ed . loa•Wr, sad NW Rich ardson se mires. SURREY RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. TO TO 111111T011 OP TIM TOLFREss. ggiC../n pergrAzice to Lord Ashley's question in the Haar of Ociunsis 6d Thtii - ,Al_ evrAT L and to Sir pewp Le wi s 's reply, that the Sorrel Me Voilintters had dean drilling in the neighbourhood on the day on which a dog was shot on Waworth-oommon by &person in the uniform of the Surrey Ride Volunteers, I will thank you to let it appear in your journal that the 4th Surrey or Brixton and Streatham Ride Volunteers, under my cont. men were not out for drill on the 20th instant, either at Wandsworth or elmewhere, and therefore could be in no way implicated in the outrage in question.-1 an., Ao. ' THOMAS MAN, Oaptaia Commands's 4th Surrey Rifles. 9, Po:ley-road, near Brixton. March 31. PEINCIENIN Thum—Mr. Adams, who has for more than a generation lectured in London on astronomy dining Passion Week, is now exhibiting his famous orrery at the Princess's Theatre. Thousands of minds have been Int opened to the sublimeat of sciences by the teachings of Ifr. Adams, aided by the demonstrations of his beautiful mechanism, and we hope it is maenad for bin' to delight sad instract thoassads more. CITIPTAL PALACE—Good Friday in usnally one of the great days of the MIMI. Lest year, 37,7 W persona visited Ilydenhani on that day; in former years the numbers were very great. For to-morrow, provision has been made at the Palace for an unusually la rge assemblage, on account of Mdlle Piccolomini (who la so soon to retire from public life) singing with Madame Rudendord, Mr. Patey, Ito in a concert of sacred music, at three o'clock. Mr. T. Harper will accompany some of the wogs. The band of the com pany will be strengthened by the addition of the band of the Coldstream Guards, and the programme contains, among other pieces, the Old Hundredth Psa lm , the Evening Hymn, and Owl save the Queen, to be sung in chorus by the ea ientbleal thousands. The doors of the Palace will be opened at the early hour of eine o'clock, extra railway trains run ning from London-bridge and Pimlico ea often as required. These visitors, however, who avail themselves of early transit will no doubt profit by their forethought. Knw GARDINI4.—These Gardens will be open to the public (free) on Good Friday and during the holidays. The wllettiou of Camellia 'spook* or Japan roams, and many rare and beautiful plants from China, Australia, and New Zealand, are now in fine flower. The recent additions to the museums are of a highly attractive character. ROYAL Cowles or Suaonome.—The following gentlemen, having undergone the neosseary examinations for the diploma, were admitted members of the College at a meeting of the Court of Examiners on the 30th ult, viz.:— Mews. Francis Bite Anderson, Southfield-House_ , near Hull, L.B. A. February 3, 1820; Barlow Blade, North house Fiume, Somme., LILA. June 7, 1821 • Moran Boas, ' Market -street, W LS.A . May 20, 1824; ' Wil. I Him Joy, Northvrold, near Norfolk, LB.A. /Larch 31, 1825,• Charles Arnhem, ton, Cumberland, L.B.A. June 19,1834; Auguetus Goring Greaves,Wardirick, Derby, L.B.A. May 11, 1&17 ; Henry Oreenup, Farnworth, war Warrington. LB. A. May 3, lttitt; Richard Marley, Brom yard, Herefordaltirs, L.&A. Much 2, 1848; Joseph Barton Carter, Cluipel-town, neer Leeds, LA A. July 26,1849; Will. liaru Hughes, Market-place, Llanrwit, North Wales, LILA. Feb. 14, 1860; David Mickle, Kirklington, near Ripon, Yorkshire, L./4.A. Aug. 21, 1861; Cornelius Stoeshouse, Honforth, near Leeds,l'orkshire, L.B.A. Dec. 21, 1864; William Well Phillips, Great Francis-street, Bloomsbury, Birmiughana, LftA. Dee., 1858; Frederick William Tnuaby. The Grove, Gravesend, L&A. April 7, 1863; and John Davey Eames, Melbourne, Cambridgeshire. WACIES AtiITATION AT ROCKUALL —An a tation has sprung up among the flannel weavers in the district, for an advance of W. in the shilling. Several meet ing of the weavers have been held mid deputations to the employers appointed. The rends has been an advance in moot of the arise firms, and a promise on the part of several others. The weavers employed by Mr. Bury, of Milnrow, and the Ileum Leech, of llorwicb, however, turned out in Monday, not being satisfied with the terms proposed. There is also an agitation go ing on amongst other . rk.b particularly .p.. antong the mac hine makers, for an early chatty' a ditto by Del•Ds tickets, 863; tow) waiter., 2. waroN CZYZA A L y, APptiLLAC4.IL_—Admis.OIII:O4.23.II.ILLINp.47Dt:iI7,O4Th.. i i i $ • I iiii.;; ---.--- Golden Pippin i SS a 60 dll NV! 70171!! fa:iv:ants; Cer of 300 in?. in specie, added in a Han lmp Sweepstakes of 15 seivs. taaa, s h' One wile and seven krlonp. (33 subs.) Age it lb . 6 812 LIMA& . 11 8 7 Hibernia 4 8 0 Meg MerriUes Tanotell*sall s 712 Viatka 6 8 Spada Liesses Longrange fiLnToiersidi Herne Bankrupt ... Mich "- _ the et the Forest Timed= }thralldom P.nks Tame Deer . ::: Is The Squire Petra Ilelror :: Dewdrop. bei .• 7• .4 7 • Fe b lrt • • • • Age at lb 5 6 12 . 4 6 10 4 6 10 i 0 6 II 6 0 3 6 0 Mao at Anna. 3 i i Fr,;ie;:wiTick i i ii Naramaus Nl;Atligle i i 5 5 II 5 i 7 - li 6 7 1 6 i i • i 6 • II 12 6 i i is o.~+ir Albert Smith, 3 yrs, wrong nomtnation. ' WziOnTa POR 2111102118117111 &MCP of 15 lams. each, 10 ft, and 5 only if declared, with 60 added. About a mile a nd three furlong. (20 subs.) If the highest weight accepting be under tat 121 b it will be raised to that weigth, and the others in proportion. Ap et 1 Age Alb Jack Aping Roman Caudle • Brother to Rainbow . $ 4 Defender Tanta Maid 5 711 eh o 13=woosee -11 4 MMus 1 4 1 / K I t r i r e e ttarles 3 4 4 7 Queen of the My .. 3 0 Herne 5 7 Parmesan Kamen 4 • North►JAncastdre ..3 12 lug Mingles Mitch Tun COMING EXCURMION SZABO:4I. —We under stand the South Eastern Railway Company have completed arrangements for a comprehensive system of excursion traf fic during the ensuing season. With the view of making the attractive districts on that line still more accessible, an Important reduction in the fares by the excursion trains has been decided on, and additional MOODS provided for accom modating a large excursion traffic. The (area by the Sun. day excursions to Dover, Folkestone, Ranisgate, Margate, Hastings, St. Leonard', Canterbury, &c., will be at the low rate of es. third class, es. &I. wooed chum, and 10s. first class. The public never hitherto have had an opportunity of visiting so cheaply those favourite places, and the other interesting and famed localities in Kent, Surrey, and Sussex. The rolling stook of this line has recently been considerably ineremed, so me to enable the company to keep pace with the growing taste for railway travelling of the kind amongst the population of London ; and no other taste is perhaps more likely to promote their health awl pleasure. The reduction of fares above alluded to will take effect foe the current Easter holiday excursions, whkh give extensive facilities from London for visiting every part of the South Eastern Hoe, as well as for the residents in the country to come up to London. We recently noticed the facilities offered by the Brighton Railway Company to excursionists on timer pleasant line. The London and North Western line is to lie made evadable by Mr. Marcus fur an excursion on Easter Monday to Rugby, Coventry, Leamington, Binning tili7;;;:ttstalttwio:smintah.d.tio:ri tfaraheStot winur:oNualF.4e:telriiinrettii:oin.dnitiN:iiioulmeverhamartp.y, single fares to most of the favoupte resorts of Londoners on their line on Good Friday, Easter Sunday awl Monday. They alio offer great (empties to_thoise attending the forth oonun rOCOs at NeWlUirket. The . Ureat Western Medway offer advanteges aet lea attractive than any we have Denied. The Renter exclusions by this hue are to Oxford, Learniugton, Gloucester, Cheltenham, Bath, Reading, awl many other favourite vote. atrranaza PASIG —Thu alterations, enlarge ment, and improvement of the large sheet of ornamental water, or lake, are Dearly completed, snit will add greatly to the beauty and interest of the landscape by which it is surrounded. The rose garden, flower beam, a grotto, and gymnasium arealso nearly finished, and will soon be opened for the inspectioo awl Ores) use of i.eL public. A drinking fountain or two will shortly be rr..red iu convenient sputa in the beautiful gardens now forming in the centre of the park. AlWigton 8 61.0 Horace 5 610 N,trth Laneashlre 3 6 8 Mu. Luc) 3 i a 6 6 4 6 4 i i i a i 1 - 1 -0 17BLIC wosarsajrrnrszirrianuss Yirizi rill' Yesterday the Cotton Supply 'Association pre sented to the Secretary of State for India in Council the following memorial in favour of en eollreging the free application of English capital To7l shill to works of public utility in India the BiOt . _Hon. Sir Charles Wood, Bart., M.P., her Majesers Secretary of State for India in Council. The Memorial of the Cotton Supply Amosietion showeth, That your memorialises are of *pink, that looking to British Ind* and the =or territory in even a proper state, in order th a t its resources mons th. el e tene xten i t ve o a f ma works emb of raced publi b c y utility required t o pi. that may be fairly developed, it is manifestly impossible for the government, by its own efforts, to effect much in that di rection, whilst it Is tally clear that the surpl us ca pit a l and free enterprise of England, if made available, will with rapidity supply all those of such works as do not of necessity sad exclusively belong to the operations of government. That irrespective of the stupendous benefits which • ' speedy and extensive construction of works of the nature referred to in various parts of India would produce to the cotton trade, and therefore to the general community of this country, it is difficult to over-rate the numerous creaks. lag influences and solid advantages which would thereby necemmily Sow to the native population, and especially when accompanied by the introduction there of a large body c 4 English civil engineers and others of skill and education, such as would be employed by private companies. That it is therefore a matter of the met vital and press lag importance to the beet interests of both India and Eng land that every possible facility should be afforded to those who are willlag to take upon yhemseivis the onerous teak of odd= espial in this country, and to apply it to purposes preemeneedy imperiest ass =me airis adverted tes, wbugt ifff thPaisPnist eika absolve/e g ßy hi wash •••11. thp Pvecumint will nut esly Mime Mal nomis ressittr asid trouble, but be a considerable financial/Meer, and at the rime time secure the affection and loyalty of its subjects. Thdt your memorialists have learnt with much satisfac tion that an influentieJ joint-stock company, established in ladles, miler the name of the Madras Tenpin= and Canal 00811PheVi have submitted to you • proposal to construct eitessine works of irrigation, drainer', and navigation in Mem, and to connect that territory with the port of Cal i:Otte, requiring from government nu other atestence than the mere 'apply of all land requisite for such works. Your memaiMines are assured that a company already and favourably ; hewn to the English pals& must moss . i possess - advantages for raining capital which could not appertain to • needy organised asso ciation, and are therefore more likely to achieve that success which is all inpartant in a pioneer enterprise intended to open up the way for • more general and greatly extended application of the free =ill, science, and capital of omits to the regenevotion of India. Your memorialists therefore most respectfully pray I. That the Right Hon. her Majesty's Secretary of State for India In Coma will &fitted to the subjett-matter of thin memorial immediate and serious consideration, with a view to the adoption of prompt and energetic measures for the most complete and rapid provision of works of irrigation and menu of cheap transit in India, the want whereof at gement prevents that country from producing an unlimited supply of cotton to the manufacturers of Great Britain, and from relieving the latter from an uncertain and perilous dependecos upon the slave states of America. 2. That, m it is utterly impossible for government to construct throughout thltish India more than a small portion of the works in question, although they are essen tially viecesaary to develop her agriculturist and other fleDlllooll, and to make her prosperous and contented, and able to bestow upon the people of this country those high conimerchd benefits they have the right to expect from her direct union with England, sad as it is equally clear that the surplus private capital, skill, and energy of Great Bri tain are capable, if properly applied, of producing such works with rapidity and advantage, every possible facility and encouragement may bevn by government to all joint stock companies formed in Engl and who may seek to under take the coostruction of w ell-selected, practicable, and meful projects of irrigation and navigation, he., in British hulk ; and 3. That the proposal now submitted by the Madras Irri ption sad (heal Company for the construction of works of irrigation, &c., in the districts of Orion without a go vernmental guarantee may receive the most favourable con iddemtion and every proper enoouralrement and support be given to enable that company to enter =on the contem plated undertaking with the first possible delay and in a salhdactory meaner, in order that others may, by their 1111110M11, be induced to undertake other works of • like de scription by means of capital raised in the same way. And your memorialists will ever pray, de. Signed at a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Ositon Supply Association in Manchester, the led day of 166°- • Joust Cassrnan, Chairman. . G. IC Barwooo, Secretary. THE FRENCH TREATY. At a meeting of the Council of the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, held yesterday, the following reply was 'Mid %Poo to the circular issued by the Board of " 1. 7 1 / 1 1 chamber considers that the diltiee upon half manufactured articles, such as iron and Steel ; ii on, steel, brim, and copper wire ; brass and copper sheets ; iron and brass tubes for boilers, steam, and gas, /Lc. ' • and tin plates should be levied by weight ; and that the duties upon all articles entirely manufactured should be taken ad valorem. " 2. This chamber is unable to give the aversfe price of the manufactured articles known so ' Hardware, the goods are so varied, and the qualities of each single article so nu- merous, that any approximate calculation would be of little assistance to my lords • for instance, brass locks, which are made from per dozen to 180 s. per dozen, and upwards ; steed pens, from lid. per gross to 13s. fid. and upw; dl ig fru% 1011 let to n..• ald .. ; !!r e ed candlesticks, from S. Per pair to A. and upwarth ; ia . panned tea trays, from 8,1. per dozen to 80s. and upwards. Numerous other articles might be mentioned as further ii. Nitrating the impossibility of afforcLog any information to my lords on this subject. '3. This chamber is of opinion that the French treaty will be of little benefit to the manufacturers of Birmingham in the event of a duty at all approaching 30 per cent. being ,,w levied upon manufactured attacks, as such a duty 1 afford the French manufacturer • protection which would prevent the importation into France of most of the leading articles of this district. . . . . " Urpoo the articles known as hardwares, this chamber is of opinion that moderate dutt ii rch as these levied by the neighbouring countries of um and Holland, would greatly benefit the trade of this oadity. Tis chamber is of opinion that upon the articles enu merated in their Reply No. 1, the following should be the maxinnun duties, via. : Wire, iron Wire, steel lO „ Wire, copper and hiss 10 „ „ „ Copperand brasseheete 10 „ „ Tubas, iron lO „ 99 19 Tubes, copperand boas 15 ~ 09 9 Tin 6 09 ft " The ity eli on iron, as stipulated in article 17 of the treaty, although couaidered by the manufacturers of this district as too heavy, will still allow the import of certain best brands, though probably only to a very limited extent. " In conclusion, this chamber begs to direct the attention of my lonb, to the fact that though an abolition of total ,probibitions in the French tariff may benefit a few iso lated Mancha of the manufactures of this district, they cannot forbear comparing the tariff of Belgium with that permed by France, as they find with much lower duties levied in Belgium upon articles known as ' hardware,' the demand fur the products of this loadity is exceedingly limited, and with an ad reforest duty of thirty per cent this chamber feels convinced that the advantage Birminglian and the neighbourhood would derive from the Dew French tariff would prove exceedingly limited. " With regard to the suggestions of my lords, that de putations should be sent to Paris on the sub)set of the tredy, the council of this chamber are of opinion that the branches of the trader represented by them are too nume rous to admit of the suggestion being tarried into effect. The council bas, however, appointed • sub-committee to con eider the questions referred to by my lords, and the com mittee will have much pleasure in affording any further information which may be required by them iu the pond. lug negotiations." MR. COBDEN AND Tat NEW COMMERCIAL TREATY. —The following letter from Mr. Cobden was read at • meeting of the Manchester Town Council yesterday Canoes, France, March 12, 1860. —My dear Sir, —1 have to acknowledge, with feelings of sincere gratification, the receipt of your letter enclosing a copy of the r eso l u ti ou to at a meeting of the council of the city of Man car.tt, thanking me for my services in connexion with the negotiation of the ocinunercial treaty recently entered into lie tween F.ngland and France. It is especially satisfactory to me to find that in the opinion of a body so eminently qualifi o d your city oiuncil to form a correct judgment on the subject, the treaty is likely to effect important changes in the futury commercial relations of the two countries. It is true that our neighbours have not, at once, secured for their commerce all the 'demitasse which we, from our much more exteesive removal of ciOireni•howte iiiipedinieutri, have conferred on ourselves ; but the French are a logical people, and I have full faith that, with the experience of a 'few years to guide and encourage them, they will carry out to their full extent those free.trade principles, the gradual adoption of whieh, in England, has been attended with so much benefit to all claims of the community. Will you oblige use by conveying to the [number* of the city council my sincerest thanks for the honour and kindness they have shown me, and allow me to reciprocate personally the kind expressions contained in your letter which enclosed the re. salutes, ; and I remain, niyea dear sir, yours very sincerely— ' itlcamw eimusx.—lrie limbs, Esq., mayor."