The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-19 00:00:00

4 5' C-4:lrC e'7-• a /.-0111--- .4„"Nrok, AA. • .• . . . , (ra,l l l ,':.4'1117:1 IThr „gr. fisza. . 1. . . w „ • ••„ • • t 1 • : „ I I 'AP ..., No. 4.295.) LONDON, SATURDAY Ni s :1860. (Stain , red Id.- Ailditi011111.) [T WOPENCE. MESSRS. WONKY WIGRAII and SONS' (d Lessleal MIN .1 MIMIC} ann 6.1 SU•IT k toe MILLISO U E Wit Pert P l lllll9, Me* 1 ri)rtssitls the spire.ll.l slipper ship it' VTOLIC. A Was. sped. J MART 1%. EU leen th e lasi ladle Desks ,a ‘l4 1%1.1 V neat. Msy •!1. unl t;rseeseed at 12 ea.,* twat, eat the Lel !edam Ilse still esceMselassaiemedsitea .li.esseat lerrles an eyperteneed sersese.—amb to M•LMID. LLl ,l ltl. sad IttlislA N. .Ith Maws 110 M WIGILAM 41, ". Leadenban .tram by tits las et packets we roamed reel PadMaseee as anstelles lot sewed vials tares, sad leseed-dms far thirdelms taros. JRRUSALIK. —TWO GRAND PIOTURRS by Boars, etch It feet by 8 feet, containing moire Man NO especial points of Interest. I. Jerusalem taEndear Lb R. with Christ's triumph an t en t ry i nto the Hof/ .—t Je , mmies In her fall, as now viewed from the boob elf The shore pictures me now ON WNW at Noma =Karr, HA 1 - WAHD, and !zooArra, 70, Corsh111: ores deft fume toil o'clock tree. IG. • FINE AA Or= ILLUMINATINO Air-15**pf Or LONDON.- ' 1011 h the extensive ',yinl orinedlieviliain in architecture, =we, painting, and 'Bilk itedondite arts,.there surely be, if only for the ails, of consistoncy, a correspond. Beefed to revive the exqtrlalte art of the illiaminsfor. We Wow notleneg more inteteiting than to' turn mat in the 7114101112, the Bibliotheque i l t rill* or the British 'Nomura, alho-kaven of fine old NM. - of 'the middle ages, Oat their overflowing lacy and infinite variety of eNdek, aid . emus—men; animals, birch, downs— Ind Add* eadltedy diverdied ornamentation. The art of Mandsratingthesibe recommendation of adding 161leohy fa nog .with all deriorative arta, and it be eipeeeeded Waste mama! Meer. We are glad, to wee tie imeellek Wkorwitt of the Isuleut /11 Inning an Ilkelandlis *AA:rhino of London. What Ike nansgement haunt's* namtneded In doing may be ENO *go imbibition, 16, Beterieeetreet. The list of Indy IMlllwitlimu Proves, also, Witt it receives favour in Illghspindees. We can imagine nothing more exactly suited aviztty the deetic ladies of Belgravia. There is a nom ihe a pries this year : the subject is the Beatitudes (6. Matthew, verses Sto 10, iselaelvel. The newish' manatiam we be imolai to all sabenitere of ewe leless. *11111111•Zi ore le iamb by Mom tegby Qyaee, Gem Jima, sad Noel Hamphnrya Three better quailed men add not be chosen. The best feature of this Art-Union is, however, that it opens door for poor women to ob tain an honourable livelihood, and it should therefore be supported by their ncher and more fortunate einem— wading one of the verses which have been so elope* Immameribed by the competitors—" Blessed are the meeeifel, ft they shall obtain mercy." MER MAJESTY'S BIRTHDAY. senor:Hal the islaiid of Jamaica ; and Major Matthew Rich mond, aonhetime suptaintendeset at Wellingt.on ai Companions,elaon, ti New Zealand ;to h e Crnkinery Members of the vil Divi sion of the Th ir d Cl aes, or Companions, of e Most Honourable Order of the Bath. Yesterday the artisans. and labourers employed at the Woolwich dockyard and arsenal were granted a holiday, and the volunteer rifle and sail:tiny oorpriconnected with the latter eatablithment, proceeded by runny to the = ti , Fatce. The day was observed with eh, usual &- at the Chatham Dockyard and prnson. The wlialla•af the establishments were closed, and the erati r e's ii •=day's holiday. The Wellesley, 72, guards of ° droned," and the other vesicle of war In • hear 'Veit decorated with* their colours At 12 o'clock • NOM aaluts war ILed An= the Onnarrilhe Battery. It arm -intended by Gemmel Eyre to bold a grand review the troops, but in sisiesquesoe of the wet weather thin part of the Isturisd proceed** did not take place. In the ere i the . clubhouses, royal tradesmen, and theatres iHrgdeetel n a liberal wale. At Liverpool the 'day was obser ved with the usual honour. The alipiqd and wiirmjack floated from the principal public and the peveranesst dices were dosed: thi t ter sh r 6 crew of her Ilaasty's ship Rairdie, OO& kawda, fired a royal relate, and a Smiler hosisir waa paid *Abe 14th di.isicai of Lemmata volun teer artillery at re s :field thresh', with guns het for the-weeks by Lissakire arti ll ery militia. Rat ifejestpas. /Wily Gaud of the Rescuable Corps of OeillsmisseisAysaa, had • fall dress dinner in celebration of the day. . VALUES of GOLD. —WATHERSTON an d for ths information of the Public end their numerous Patrons. beg to make the following aneceinoemeitt re. gsnling the •ALl'it of °OLD, feeling persuaded that the Inn re,ts of the fair trader sad the public wIU be alike protected by the wide circulation ot knowledge on this subject. Gold being divided Into 24 pans or carats, It follows that gold of 14 carats gee, is 18 carafe a 3 84 9 carats .. g 11 10 worth gl 4 111 17 carats.. 3 0 I 8 8 3 4 per ounce. 16 ca rat.. 16 78 7 4 9 23 carat.. 41 II la carats.. 213 1 6 is. .. 110 cant British 14 emus.. 1961 6 ware .. 17 staadard: 317 161 13 carats.. 16 0 4 carats .. 14 24 21 carat.. 3144 12 carats.. 1114 I carats 10 74 In ousts.. 31091 11 carats.. 118 1 !carats .. 7 1 19 meats . 3 7 3 10 wags.. 118 44 1 caret . 3 60 Ilanutartory. 16, Heuriettastreet, Covent onion, W.C.. London. made of Chains and Jewellery fur le each. N.B. This Lstabl t closet at 6 in the evening, and on &nutters at 1 o'clock. ARGYLL ROOMS, Great Windmill-stied*, Piccadilly. Licensed pursuant to Act of Parliament NOTICL—A mallleent INVOKING SALOON added to this Istabliainoest, Opea every livening with the MOM= BAND, aenesclad ImMom. Lemma, obef-doechestire to the llagrarar Napoleon. Opas M e o'clock Admanks. la. THE 'INDIAN SERVICE. WAR-0117CE, MAY 18. The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for the following appointments to the Most Honourable Order of the Bath :—Tobe Ordinary Members of the lßrdi Division of the Simood Clam, or Knights Commanders, of the said Most Honourable Order, vie. :—Frederick James Halliday, peg. ; late lienteaant-governor of B enga l ; Si r 'Rob& North ( olVe Hamilton, Bart., late political agoutis Ceatral India; Major-General Richard Janice HolweU Birch, C. 11„ seers mtoi t , s the government of India in the military department ; I Peter Melvin Melvin, secretary to the Government of Southey in the military and naval departments ; and Lient.-Colonel Herbert Benjamin Edwardes, C. 8., zommia shemerr of Peshawar. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Blarknanianl, London LINZ of PAUK Sims to A I'ATRALI MKLINWRNE. Poet direct, to kave the Doke "m WED:SP- 4 1 1 AT. June* calling et Plymouth. the ifilr.' ll . l clipper .hip MOUE. A 1. LON loos. tiEldttt I li. !SAWN. VoLll4linder Il ions In the East India Docks. Tbiu ship forms one of Neesen. Hooey %Want and Nons celebrated line of which arampenia lie Linclnshire, Aultolk, Kent, Norfolk. sad taw bit, favourite, and well known s h ops, hmilt a nt amid =dlliand las f paresis? trade to A Her ad al: dame. pamencers are tineurpeased. arl . with she will r experienced =woo /or freight or **- NV9141 ALL/HI T . sad Ind MORGAN hall str ]lee M. 73f 111 and 1113 N LW, eneet PORTRAIT ROOM, for Ladies and Children, to the Picture OS: the Pantheon, Oxked.etreet: bar • anma!sepsesea and erg scam, and tendirtad by tbe tna Loudon sow at pby. Portraits taken for Alen at MON met . the entreat .174' Idlddelton-hek Isom . = l,ll W Yanebeeter. Perkslas copied for 6s. sent oat for the day. To be Ordinary Members of the Civil Division of the Third Clam, or Companion, of the saidj Most Honourable Order, viz. :—Edward Anderdon Resde, Feq., Bengal Civil Ser vice, member of the Budder Board of Revenue ; Donald Friaß M`Letwi, Eq., Bengal Civil Service, financial commie shiner, Cracroft Wilson, Esq., Bengial Civil Soviets, of Moradahad ; Edward Thorston, FA R ., Bowl Civil 'co. commissioner of the Jhelum division, Penjeb • Henry Caere Tucker, Fes., Bengal Civil Service, oommie;ioner of Bensres ; George IJdny Yule, Fag., Ben tivd Rervioe, commissioner of Bhangulpoze ; Edward gyps, Fol., Bengal Civil Service, commis sioner d Paw. ; gamma Alameda. Service, coninisioser Rohilcand ; Gab bins, req., Bengal Civil Service, consmissioner of Bessaree ; Arthur Austin Roberta, Faq., Bengal Civil Service, commis sionerof 'shore; George Carnac Barnes, Esq., Benipl Civ Ser ' vice, commissioner of the Cis-Sutlej States ; Arthur Her bert Cocks, Eeq., Bengal Civil Service, judge of Mynpoo rie ; Charles John Wingfield, Esq., Bengal Civil Service, commissioner of Gorackpore ; Samuel Wancho, Esq., Bengal Civil Service, commissioner of police, Calcutta Brand Septa, Esq., Bengal Civil Service, magistrate of Bo lunclehnhur ; Alone) Money, Feq., Bengal Civil Service, magistrate of Shahabad and Gya ; Francis Otway Mayne Faq., Bengal Civil Service , meta,. of Banda; George Ebenezer Wilson Cooper, ag., l Civil Service, secre tary to the chief commissioner , • Robert Henry Dun lop, Fag., Bengal Civil Se rvioe, magistrate of Meerut ; William Ashborner Forbes, Esq., Bengal Civil Service, de reteygacommissioner, Oude ; Frederick Henry Cooper, Req., aril Service, deputy commisioner, Umriteur ; Henry Mikhnay Ricketts, Req., Bengal Civil Ser ving; ty commissioner, Loodianah ; John Henry Bag, Esq., l Civil Service, joint magistra te, Ohs gre; Thomas Douglas Forryth, . Bengal Servion, deputy commissioner, Um 'll ; Allan Octavian Hume Peg., Bengal Civil Service magistrate of Etowah ; He r wald Cranford Wake, Essi zeas al Civil Service, magistrate of Shahabad ; Brigadier George Si. Patrick Lawrence, Bengal Ca , *vet to her Majesty's Viceroy god Governor- India in Raj- Colonel Sir Richard Campbell _ , Kest, Artillery, resident at Hinds ; Mientenant-Colonel :f; t i a l== =fas, asidust 11$ 4ali • a d ; Carleton illomalmo, Re tired lA* flEg as emmishakmer, Ferompore ; Major alter , Bengal Infaalry, oemmoiskear of earoge °°lllll riajar, John Reid Becher, Brawl Itsigineees,;nty ocenniiihmer, Maaara ; Major Homy Hammy, Be In , aumbikeir of an ; Major George alter le*rOry,coasinanding Meerut Volunteers; Major Charles' Lawrence, Bengal Infantry, com ae Lamm Pollee ,and Cashmere Contingent; Maj man ct i laba W4 4o2. og s pe, Bengal Infantry, deputy commlosioner, ; Major William Wilberforce Harris (heaths& Nasal ; Captain Hugh Rees James, e Infantry, deputy commissioner, Peehawur ; Captain Benjamin Henderson, Bengal Infantry, deputy commis sioner, Kohat ; Robert Staunton Ellis, Eel, Madras Civil Service, d i cciy oommialioner , Nagpore ; Major Samuel Chartres hereon, Madre; Infantry, political agent, Gwalior ; Ma or Fronde Wingrave Pinkney, Madras In fantry, cornnuoioner of Jhansi ; Captain William Hindley Crighton, Madras Infantry, deputy oomminioner, Nagpore- Captain Churls Eliot, Madras Artillery, oloPu oommis : shiner, Nagpore ; Lieutenant John William willoughby Osborne, Madras Infantry, political agent in Rewah ; John Nugent Rose, Esq. Bombay Civil Service, chief civil officer, flatten ; and Major William Lockyer hiereirether, Bombay Infantry, political agent, Scinde Frontier. LONDON to SYDNEY Direct, MONTHLY URI et BLACK BALL *ennui!' n ROYAL MAIL mum Us Mann orlvaleel Clipper nips ot tbe neve Lbw will M Angreebed innertselly ben the Lonton Dodo, resehlig one till the 711 of ONE Mar psevisady ear. CONTINENTAL IMPORTATIONS for PRIRILETATiON.—T. A. RIMPSON and C o . lavile special attentans to their present choice al " :71= IREOCE, which has hes ipirepareci expressly for this 'won. OCSl priming JEWELLERY In all Its branches, broochex. bracelets. SONY la gold sad)* welshes clocks In mat gilt. ormolu, imam. and suirak subseas kr the drawing, dining room. Illesry. sad the beads& : sesesrants for the table In wales* " waseelfkk." ski other choirs woods , fancy leThe m r l a pont. sarsods. tistassaaU. itc. 7. a. Noma sad Co. moillat Ihnir easashe sisortaaat of drmingessen kw sad pMisasa, with Weer. Om gilt, and plated Mao, mat adakehtg ~ld twir pres enta tion. beelike • kegs variety et olsrs snide. Soo 'numerous be specify within the Malts at an rivsstlement, and beg the favour of a visit to inspect T. A. 8111IPEON and Os., 161.1110ENT4TREZT, and h IZAR-STRIET. THR HABANA OMAR COM:PANT (Limbed). law Abides' SIR DlnonOrcia MON, iml.,,Cloirim. Th. tight Non. Lord I Col T. C. ismelL Boar Admiral Duette j Alfred lihmes. SA. LOUIS SILBSIBBIEL Meaner and iguana litsedar. The above In Wee Mtia** to Ilisir Auk of reel imported M a res the Impil ind 461111111 a la aim* . Woo to emir at Tabour out lib* Midi poloolod Pilo Clem sod Watolkoolo. 411, liffionk it. Jams% Lemke, &W. Oposimin eai raminflar Nis • B= m lir . lasems IPx II •a. re• Debbi 8 4 __ L __ maw ; (.lye 2 lk mme74lslBB4 Swim p me Oalmam Wm. Omer Clist l.OOO Draws We Soft .... 1.800 Atka 1.10. 1 _ ' ,MTIIIII2I.AL ILLIIMMTS. . The Chancellor of the Exchequer gave a state dinner in honour of her Majesty's birthday, at his residence in Carlton-gardens. The company consisted of the Duke of Argyll, EfirlVillisan Dunbar, M.P., the Hon. H. Brand, the Hoe. C. Gore, the Hod J. Howard, the Right Hon. Sir T. Pneumatic, Sir Aleaander Spearman, Mr. Bagwell, M.P., the Right Hon. Sir E. Evan, Mr. K. Hugessen, kf.P., Be'. Laing, - X.P., Mr. G A. Remake, Mr. Gealburn. the Right Hon. T. M. Gibson, the Right Hon. Sir George Grey, Sir John Lefevre, Mr. l'resaly, Mr. Henke, the Master of the Mint, Mr. B. Dnbree, Mr. A. Latham, the Right Hon. W. Gamer, Mr. E. Remaly, Lord Lyttelton, and Mr. C. Ryan. The Earl of St. Germans, G.C.8., Lord Steward of her Majesty's Household, gave a state dinner yesterday at his residence in Dover-street, in oslebestion of her Ma*rty's birthday. The company co listed of Prince FrederU of Schleawirliolstein, the Earl of Grithnem Viscount Bury, Lord ProSy, the Hon. Mortimer Sackville-West, Sir Henry Holland, Bart., Lieutenant-General Sir Frederic Smith, Lieetenant•General Sir Henry Bentinck, K.C.8., Colonel H. S. Stephens, Mr. Arthur Blackwood, Mr. Alfred Mont gomery Mr. r /lover, Mr. Edward Browell, Mr. Hampshire, Mr. William Payne, Lord Eliot, the Hon. Henry slot, the Hon. Charles Eliot, Mr. Alfred Burton, and Mr. George /knot. The Duke of Newcastle. Secretary of State for the Colo nies, gave • tease banquet in honour of the day as Xs red- dente m Portman-square. The consisted of the Right Hoe. Mr J. Young, Beat • Goyim, of Sierra Leone ; Mr. Keats , thr6l3lll. et 2 ColonelWillii ; Kr- Eyre, lAent- Governor of St. Vineen Ord, LK, 1 Lieut.-Governor of Dominion; Hz. M i l "inten. dent of Maidens • Mr. C. Foriesesserii7.7_ r. °rivals, C. 8., Sir F. Beipte, But, Majeralleneral Macarthur, I Lieut -Colonel Came, the BrahoAt a L ic abuitn, the Bishop of Sierra Leone, the op of Mr. Childers, M.P., Mr. Marsh, M.P., Mr. Hahburke, P. Sir A. Stephen, Chief Justice of New Muth Wake ; Mr. Knox, Chief Jus tice of Trinidad ; Sr Charles Mae Carthy, Mr. Sidney Smith, Mr. Elliot, Mr. Murdoch, Sir V. Burke., Mr. Strachey, Mr. Boyle, Mr. Donaldson, Mr. Wentworth, Mr. Fieviland, Mr. Denison, and Mr. Engleheart, Private Secretary. Vieount Palmerston, First Lord of the Treasury, gave a 4banquet neat his residence, Cambridge lime., Pkos,- 2, to • numerous party of peers, to celebrate her a birthday. Jahr+ Russell, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, gave a state dinner at the official residence of the First Lard of the Treasury in Downingstreet, in celebration of the Queen's birthday, to the forage ministers, and the gentlemen connected with his department. Sir George Cornwall Lewis, Secretary of State for the HOW Department, gave a state banquet at his residence, Kent-house, Knightsbridge, in honour of the day, to which the following received invitation:—The Lord Chancellor, the Lord Chief justice of the Court of Queen's Bench, the Master ref the Rolls, the Lord Chief Justice Erle, the Lord Chief t= hi t ia she ceil bords Justices Knight Bruce and Turner, ors Sir W. Page Wood, Sir R. Kindemley, W f! James Stuart. the Speaker of the Home of Camases, the Lord Mayor, Mr. Baron Bramwell, Mr. Baron Cherwell, Mr. Baron Martin and Mr. Baron Wilds, Mr. Justice Hill, Mr. Justice Keating, Mr. Justice Wil liams, Mr. Justice Byles, Mr. Justice Crompton, Mr. Justice Willes, Mr. Justice Wightman, Mr. Justice Blackburn, Baron Rothschild, Sir James Duke, Mr. Crawford, he Recorder of London, Dr. Lmhington, the I Solicitor-General., the Attorney-General for the Right Hon. E. (ludwell, the Sheriffs Phillip 6 Glattial, the Right Hon. E. P. Villiers the Lord Advocate, Mr. Massey, Mr. Drummond, Mr. horatio Waddington, Mr. Clive, and Mr. Stevenson. 'l2lO Itordlttont Rh* et *ls Ur beto o k limit mid portmes otrumml • world-lomotta royeloties, utpultaocomotods. U oll lat Ptloolletto Y obitolooled by soy mai me egret* sa Yoe or prow. apply to t r armor% ;AMID BAI Nla sad Ca, ; and '2, W. MACKAY and Co., 2, Mourptte , Landow GRAT BALI of GOLD sod SILVIR lIIATCMIK JEWILLERY, PLATS, 00113- 1.C.-1011 ONE MONTH ONLY.—/M OEM M Me 010 WM Madre, at 3 guineas to 30 pima 1.111 Sane Watebrin at I gunies to 20 'slam UN Odd Mrombe• (mires), et te to St saloon. Mb Odd Prenthek NA SM. to 00 Fathom. I. Ways Odd 3ftgo. at M. to 30 gwilmos. LON Odd Mips& V is s i t ft to mlaien. 1.000 Odd Merl Mi. Si to I odneout. 1.010 Odd W ••• Keeper,. M M. to 1 guinea. 1.010 Imo Gold Mats. MU mi nem 1.010 Gentlemen's OeM M 1 to 30 guinea/ Together with • large merlawint of Geld and Sliver Pencil Cease, Odd Toryism. Atnie. Mama Links, Lockett. Sea* Ens. At.. end IMO dozen Table and Emmert Eldon end Fork• Amen. Ore end Meetro-plated sad lake. Corner Mita end Comm. 1 13•3110•• Sal, with ovary noodelto tor the dinner and tea table, l ord , lte. de., Ind • quostaly of Solid Silver Plain, en raked at pleio bellow awed, •••• IC. NOVELTY in BMOKING.—Th e HABANA MAR COMPANY United) b . to inform the trade and 'labile wanly that they Ire about be bitroduee a new bean Um nadir nisi imams pates., eallen Ma PIPli MAR, widek eeniele et Ate tebaeeo loaA tree trees inforier nabseenese art addlaellos. idled lele imp at alliwast isms to soft lie Weis et ail molda%lbsisky volekelft the AN Mess d Zp= ono leMiew of a mellow rips. Ida the of a fa Wm Tles sold Saari rele tobac conists nhe United rod late at lb. Ornien" woureiterea No. ed. at. James, London. afire may be Mee obtained IM disked Imparted Hamm& Clem. NoTICL —nom Memnon nll M Cork Harbour, at both oat ward and reward Q to land and rawly, Mslia. BRITIBRITISH mid OATH AMERICAN ROYAL SH MAIL 1/76,411 SNIPS, appointed by itto Admiralty to SAIL botwase LI t' ERPtmL and NEW TONI &ma and bw town LI•1111MOL and NtotToN, the IMM ships at HALIFAX to had and ?MOWS prompre sod hel li lla M walla The following or other vends aro fgeointad to mai from wyrol • UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, MAY 18. itt • oonvooation holden this morning at ten dela* the pee, to permit the Rev. James Edward, Sinedi. 1141... - Irsadan of New College, to proceed to the dope of B. and AA by scanmuletion wee peeped. In a aungargretan Wars Immediately eftennuds, the following 'VizN cia ' Or ' . Bens Mame, Imam Col- Oriel Oallege ; Rim Fred.- Oletet iwi Ellniift ibill ittgli a tTßt r . k e n inlidea livalen mg Weelbani Eb y ere, Trinity °l =ton or Amis.—Witham John Beeklaud, Woron. We Whig,. fat the lame the hilowing gentlemen were edmitled ad modes :—Mihmil Odell Vincent, M.A., Trinity Oahe% Chmbridgo ; Dirmei Lb., M. A., Trinity College, Dahlia. The wet degree day Is Saturday, May 28. tar :Via' YoRK Meet lislarday. Mar Rk NIAGARA. Mr DIAITGN. I 4 Aturday had 2. A%IA, be NSW Tom( Nreet, Wm& June e. lumelating stsmartes provisions, bat olibust wises ar fir. obis* saw be .Hied at, board :—To tislitaz sad Deseesa tidal amble. MB; staisl Am To New Tart. dist sails. essod t to lisktu. Irostak isid New Turk Ai por Mi. aid Spa oat mi mic Small wok. Os. era and upwards. Than stsmvildeo Rase sassasmsdablks ter • Malted amber el urn e I pm sr Ma —lft wow sr sabre Waltman snap IL MS. Posed. Illesadokssi. Make . D Cords. llama sad t; Mar de k Derry !We G. aid J. Duras. lisbeaskaleaall Aµ C. /Mar, lianatilim; al TA WC. Minn trat7.• ; likapsal LOUIS lIELIMMUZO, llmager. AT 131 inew RILGENT-STREKT, London. - 101EGN CIGLI ONLY. NOTICIL —WINES and SPIRITS at REDUCED DITTIML—A. BROIJOWS revised IM at prism with A. Hewers report. post tree as application. Claret Vim ordinal*, betties Iselnded per dons lea Chablis White Burgundy) Still Hock or Moselle Household Sherry) , M. Household Port j ' email, cha nt ed Pee per deem ' • i 10s. South African Pert aml Sherry SY sad Ns. South African Madeira sad Amontillado Ms Oln, toll Memo*. 11.. M. : Ihusiesdriesady. 120 heroines; Hotleadi, the very hest, Me. pr or deem are. of say tear at the above cm receipt of 10 *Ham aill.—A. 11101701, 29, Mend, Ludlow WZIECLY MAN OCIMMUNICATION to NNW TOIUL—The unarms. 11W TOIL aid WWI SINT 013111PAITAMorl dempaishlog WNW tilammul bus earewlllsimallp. man al Qessookeirs gial. WIIVVor Lftna NS 11W TOIL CITT 0. ZALTDBOIIII. Kerr. Was 23 . Vie 4 ir. isar CITY Of W . Jim Aad every soseandlog Weimmlay Ogle IT, am 4 fa pirsk immelbe alba avocalmr aeris. lersord pairips. ohm% imaidis imigyea esolisL Parnisere for t'aimb Imbed eftu tessis TILMArgrAr -441. &wwIWW aTIS awl /MST. a. Lag BEFORE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, go to roszins, Lowtharerands —PIM elsa Taiga flpmes and Parke Z 1 as pre dem; Donut spoons and Farb. Yin per deem Warranted Woad an puns Nickel Sliver. SUITABLE WEDDING PRESENT& --Com -00117111 and nt SET, ember's* pollaii. Aga, liftte be lag newsy op receipt of . priding emir.— Lairthaperesdc THE PAPER DUTIES REPEAL. IMPORTANT BALE of tint- slue now and Nom I bpi FUItIFTITILL—J. DINT owl Co. to to an atomo to Ys OW Oar bars portiono* Me entire Tarot toot of Mom vil l a! M their Womb the lads brim la lamb" lbw an al Ildt ns red vans. imidis MIAs et dialog eilfts. billimm a X Is ailk alumw, welentoirl saw mak; urn dodo as it a: nut diswingeons N. al Mk W. : limps Aim Mew 0 Ills. r at N. M.: osmay saw =lli Wafts Pinaline Diass. rzusw a iiibm lairmlrsell : eamilleed le low. will IN tie Awe dna essi ma me sour filo do =MAD' I ld r a llh e lbr i ml=, sid s ZIT is Zr e. :A7:.l a ami wil js= a = a". New, ftie=tlB 9:11 1 : 1 =7= v or. • . a4::: lbib L im a l i s 287Winin of taw on of am QA/CDSIMAN'S PORTS, at the reduced duty paid to any station In Ragland), supplied ircan THOS. HUHN sad SONS, visa. spirit, mud Num merchants (upwards at Tsars purveyors to the Boa. Society of Lincoln's-Inn , . 11, lambs Coadaltatreet, W.C. Press the wood, 112 s. and Sm. per doom : older wines, 42a. OM, Me. . very choice and old. Ma, 7b..t0 1205.. : Peumrtin's Sherries, sound dinner wine, Ile. W Ns. ; loperlor SOL, 406., 44L, 48s. ; Amontillado, 48i , 61e. OIL aid Bed Indka. ; leaf Yadeirs, Ms.: Clarets. Ydr Illerdasal. ;et Jells.. SOL ;Bt Eahe, 30s. and e. damage, ranging has 41L to 106 s. tep Priced flats on appli- GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. wHITACNTIDS HOLIDAYS.—RITVILN MUM 1004 on SATURDAY. the Ittla of Mu. sad IMGrowilisle dem trttl he at 'Roble 6* morn ap to sad ladrallas SATVILDAY. IM .661 a Juno .QTEVENS mid SON. Wine and Spirit Mor k, chant& SWIM and tXiLONIAL SPIRIT% IL and Boa ona renanmsatt the tollowtag win ,—Enillith Olia ila MIR nil.;_ —6% . and alWas 101. ad to I. pat silks. Jantalis Vt i ra Us ad.: 6111N4 quality, proof, UL Pot OnljaL WillikL MY !WOW \IOWA Imo. par gallon. MI peke am of wire mad Nina tree ity poet on application. Timm aii-71, Illiespipileallni* Wads. GRE A T WESTIRN RAILWAY. WHIr4U NTIDI HOLIDATIL—SICIMIONS to !tomtit nt 11W 11/111*.-111A11111 o 0 Imo Um rigidly- Gr. +Waal as lOW am. lar MOLD Pomo Gnat sad . ban lair, sad Loomionloo sod MIL alai w Kffintsitbam LIL s.d TL ) ; Wool Nimmwisk. Wog. ara bury alai &tam 11. id sad h it) ; Wt'": l 6117 134 alai wettlostoo Ilknovitomy mb 1033... try lam Id sad 111 a): Walden& M lSt Liss o4lbn k. 4 W mhos. s.d Cloolor it sod 11. 1111r towhead sod Umtoonl sad ISt 111.4 on UV: [DA T. lim it. rotanime W . 110: se Way rotontim so TlmmariL sad or Wolluolox Um W. Itstawig Sum TM Woo WE Mom from ntoWM WO as LONDON CARPET WARIIIOIIB2. WAVOI end lONS wadi as et Sabi szkushe MCI et CAIIMIXII, the hides eelkate le the ,kek • eke Ma limalilka. Mr" C a lemWeiwo imekillere I mo ~e a deter=n end 1, esedwelesel, awl It amid W. w. 4 W. Irrand 0418.—CRAMPAGNA30.., y aperlor, do pet erio.--01101/0Z IWAIX= sod Co., Wog Yew howlers of Ye slum whoa, ain Mg* moo, mod Asa 3 •h COMM" INDIL E an dfr ows. Cll =Ml 1••• arm et Ur mail sareplei• and Peek lip Hs a very v inoll zr Inman, &W k. Ism see, export ul tory, wands. Oft- Nthl Y sad lea 244. 5ta. pat doom pa Assam . ARM lei mad BRANDT, los Clupos lbs. mil Ms permits= Daft. ism ems era, Marters era ... . OEOIOI WALIUIA aied Co , 61, Itlywar ear 4.. and 14 Grist Toyer-Week City. . Itnezataiwa Rama% MAY 115.—This day had audience of her Majesty :—The Prince sad Princess of Waldeck and Ppmont. Their Serene Highnesses were ac companied by the Count de Bernstorff, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary from the King of Prussia ; to wh'el audience their Serene Highnesses were introduced by the t Honourable Lord John Russell, her Majesty's =sl of State for Foreign Affairs, and oon by Lieutenant-General the Honourable Sir Edward Cast, K. .H., her Majesty's master of the ceremonies. Bucninonam PaLacr., MAY 17.—This day had auedienoe of her Majesty :—The Count Platen, envoy extract , =sad minister plenipotenti•ry from the Bing of and Norway, to deliver a letter from his Sovereign ; to whichandience he wuintroduced b{, he Right Honourable Lord John Russell, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Lieutenant- General the Honourable Sir Edward Cust, MC.H., her /Welk 's master of the ceremonies. Dovnruco-ornzer, MAY 14.—The Queen has been appoint the Reverend William Walrond Jackson, tar t to be ordained and consecrated Bishop of Antigua, in the morn of the Right Reverend Dr. Stephen Jordon Ri pod, deceased. Downino-nraser, MAY 17.—The appointment of Samuel Cockburn, Esq., to be president and senior member of the Council of Nevis, during the temporary absence of President Sir Carlo Arthur Henry Rumbold, Baronet, will not be carried into effect. _ _ (41tiAT WISTRRN RAILWAY. warm mot PIOLIDAIM—IXCI7IIIIOBI to Ito A. OW& IMAM% Y Nay IL • Inds will boos Paddleglom igl p.ms. toe Chipprithaat. Tptotritim Westbury, mg Irene (Pam , . Ila awl 71) . bitelttator nod Way. sod tit ~ tetanal, letat Woymmonth et I on., WIMONMUIAT. ]6»a. VOUNDIRING LONDON STOUT known on woonsy mm u mo nosedu ass omownot kir Ifs parity, fresness, mill sew Ile spline an amount of nenrisimeni uninierai in my ether how of malt beverage. owns of 4, o.f, sod limner, se la M. per Won . street, RI. James ' .. per Ares plot: ~a—mann. 'sem nbekeY.. 21 . Duhe• pataliiiitipd GAB IMPLOSIONS. —" We have frequently mihd eillowlies Se the seatber of accidents which take pine thetsgh steles here the protent inelegant sol lessee kerma es Ike sliding chandelier. Within Os het 40 or we we Iwo had the ptwieure ot inmectlft the sew PAM? CIIAXIGLINI. tame ea the ATLAri md bet booed le tribe sore seeders soliaalated with the fact that the, eau now peahen • &mistier white, while as cheep end ter more elegant theme OM we tees Is as. renders WI kbds ef welded& true' estop V ye • impeetibility."—Weehly WApril Wet a —The Weds suppllM will the above hem the Werke, ltiertlemetia GRIAT WESTERN RAILWAY. WRITSUNTIDS HOUDAYS.—Os SATURDAY. My IS. au RIKTINSIOX MAIN will Yaw PollMem a. SY pm. At SATE soll rrtamimi TVISDAT. lbw tram BMA M SHaa, sod Seth M &Yam. Twts—liaTh. BOMA He. sod Ts. BARLOWI3 SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Nevent.pocrevilren. Konen ilitt bower eourwine. A. ed. sAraovre PATENT CASK IrTAND.—No wade or egninient illetarbed to tilting : will Beeps& a Imagrod AN. Price Its 11,43.L0W1 AUTOMATO. CIJUtI 111773L—Wierried to wee one too of cools per year. Pries 11.. OLKanrairinns pal& BARLOW/1 lICVLSCrINO MUT SCIIIIK.—WII roast a large Mot yid. • smiN Om as& love ato of realm year. lin BALLows POTATO MAIM. , The cols moNed to cook them in a.fOotlaa Dr sdl memos see Its alnico explained. Prim es, 7a, la. N B. Appyand le JAMB BARLOW, 14 King Winless. street, Inventor and pritenies. See that We wee anil actiltem le on every ankle all odors are spin-Moe isalletkois.—NlWAlnhed INA Bar Charles Wood, n ot State for India, gave a state dinner to celebrate the usen's birthday at his red dame in Belgrave-square. e company consisted of Mr. BarinLi str ir Frederick Currie, Mr. Mills, Sir James Hogg, Mr. les, Mr. Mscnaghten , Captain Esatwick, Mr. Peinsep, . Willoughby, Sir Robert Vivian, Sir Henry Montgomery, Sir John Lawrence, Sir Proby Cinder, Mr. Arbutlinott, Colonel Durand, Sir Erskine Perry, Mr. Colonel Riker, Mr. (are ell , Sir James Melvin, Colonel Sykes, Sir George Pollock, Mr. Holliday, Mr. Vansittart, and Mr. Ricketts. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. WIIITIWNTIDZ HoLIDAYIL —Ow WINIT-StINDAY. IM ELCI:11110:11 TILUN havie at 7.111116. m. CIUXCIIIITZIL sod STAMP Awes. la Obesedir seml.ehollielm Va. NM Sal : sod MW l I.ls. awl - Illarseard ian pn. no smug M. lab ItECHNELL, TURNER, sad SONS' RAND C.ANDLF-scricKS wII Illagiasseil filba Illawfas asairsly NW suttee oi of caress *We twerlest about —BRACK. sad SONS, was aad fallow almillan and snap MI am hams.. at Ike Dos Hla, Rand 111. Alasuarkst, BW. DAVMS'S GERMAN WAX CANDLES, IL so. per 111. Ins kith Ina sr gem la 134 . was. 94 : genuine was, AL ; Mena, U. Is : patent opera, or wsa, Is Yd • emplane, 644., sp., 100.. sad 111 metallic ler ?Wes 'ham S . : Wirltd. 1ak1.121. 10d.. dips, 64d. sad 7d. wields, eL di. per gallon French. la 9d.: yellow Ns" and MIL par 1121 he . dtled, 559. old sP inowi Wlndser, AL pirpeeket common brows Windsor. la : whit. Windeards. di ; *aim la 4d . met. ts. ; almond, 2a 14.—for Wilk al M. P. DAWNS and 801C.4 oklantablished warehowes, ill 11•40/nWhina, Cliaring-cross. Londe*. W.C. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. WIIIIITNTIDE 1101JDATIL—Orn WIIITINJWDAY, the Pad:Z ihm Tni i m ac as gleunaitcl 'MIN w ill ism at 7.0 &EL brOXFORD Vona da IL and &): amltiory b. sad ea). tasinionawa mad Warwick bait sad 111; OIL ant Tik: : Wag Itiponwtsli. W•ibieben. oniefeslis OIL aid ?Lel' : and wohostsmosis (Us. mita) ; sibrabstas am, day ban Wetrabaiaptcw at 1 p.n. TR:BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and COMM la =OLAND are at all time le be eislegasil or PHILLIP'S sad Oe., lisretwats, • Magi Wlllbreaslawet, atty. Goat strong agiM Magee Tea, ga. bd., TIAN., la, la ad., and se.. delk Ileasbswa la Id., ra i lei sad as. Tee eallealbse t. lbe value of Ma gad may'. e bye e say railway lades or mertet Sewn la ligeawg. • Idea invest tree. liegmeaawatal prises. Allgood, male. bee aria/algid miles et Oise Clay. -1 / 2 5Ax-orn — itITY 16.—The Queen has been dy pleased to rive orders for the appointment of &skim May, Fag., Clerk-Aesirtant of the Home of Commons, to be an ordinary member of theCiviliDividon of the Third Chum, or Companions, of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. WII/TWVITTDI lIOLIDATIL —Oa WIIIT4VNDAY, May 17, aa um - mom TRAIN wM bone PadaMpow at 11.30 Aa lot UMW ,Yana, la, at GC mad fa ; Twylont, Malay, Vasa* AMtrwaattat, Maelimplea, That thaw N•waary, Klatbary, sad Ilumprlard el, 4a, sad la.. Murales t wow day boo Ilavellsed M T pas. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. WlttilltrltTlDE HOLIDAY& —Oa WEPT-MONDAY, May 111. ea LICITIthION TAMS will have taddisolea M 10.4 a ▪ ter TALLOW. Tayteed. Healey. kfrilisaThis. Maw , umetea. Wealleasp etarnlna t lon. Thatching. Newbury. Klsaltery, aad Ileaveleed. rhe ease day frame emorleol T ranee So Tyke. 6a, 31. 6.1., sad fa :M E alb calm MAY . 4a sad 3a. t im ari"=eelare el the above 12154/IAMO. time of Mare tome atmlems, &c., w bemi-billa LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Ilse{ drool, tondos. Map te, 180. mums is muutay (mks, tat a BPIICIAL OINUAL 111/71 Ku of the Proprietors or Ode Ileetelp b. held at the tam Ihretntreet, Weiner. on PLID4T. the Bth day of June Nest et It o'clock at noon prerlarly. Setae peps of declaring a dune of the gorses of the Assumes* Pend of the Society. In re•pret of the tireyrev. en.litnt on 3 , 14 Deetnnher Wt. notice to hereby further given, that a Second Special I.ep,ryj Sleeting will In Iwl.l. at the like hear and place. ors the following friday. the 13th ,lay of Jane. toe tb. purpose ogees ming the Resolution obi, It shall hare his.. wee., to at reek And meeting. In pursuance of the meek/one contained In Ile deed of settlement . And notite Iv hereby further given. that any person who shrill have heen annrol lo the Society foe two whole years may, on the production of his policy and of the last receipt fur the peening' thereon, he present at owl' meeting. U oath of the said meeting, the chair will be taken at It o'clock preeleely.—By order of the I firretors, WILLIAM riA3ll/111 DOWN EB, Actuary. MESSRS. THOMAS MILKER and SON, 47h, /414kesS City. iientleres.—.lllo4 re srverity of the ere which occurred ea tip peembes ben ea the etb wit., one of your safes, •hk h I Mir re, gir irk esishred all imy principal hooks. paper, asid demaremes, stssimary stand its test and preserved tot vi CM err el ile ismportaat andante. I hare thought it in, usher es WI the. to infers you ef so fortunate e. Wrestler% as I de Out think their utility and porn of pre scratiols ere be re widely Irmo Yours Galtrally, ARCHIBALD DETTUL. 10 sal 11, Poneetreet. City, London, LC. Mb Mardi. it.:l). OrraCl for PATENTS, 1, Perk-street, Lincoln's DAVID' sod HUNT ecettooo to pro cure Plntioll W rorelgo Patents and Registratloas at greatly t ..1 arm Intoo.Hoft patentee, Antal obtain their 11 he IN VIIN TOM 4:rottc. co application at by letter. DECA VIED TEZTO. EBK ELL'S velebratod OBTEOPLABTIC 1 EN %WEL —The only *topping far Tender ssd tameared twit that .111 .at la.ata• Vir Plead Teatak Ts •dwhte.ress-bma for au 4.llapr malhand).-4114 ileaaatatteea. labia ;bring the Pulyiechale). R)WLANDS' K ALYDOR, an Oriental botanical reparatko Our Istpeu•taz and I weutgylos la..ampledsa .al elm nes reratreetreatoc an.' ladies* ooloama *Wes • ...rt. the moot htuthiaii, coohaF . llllli purifying new erodtkoleo [tinkles. taa, Pli+ tNtt, other cutaneous •Idtmlielit, an • P.l the ads sokY sad bkm.Fai II •10•1•••• all the ed.. Is of cUmslo oh lir dilk, 4 with Mem.* to .4.11 SIMI ie. Mesmer ea kilins• sone krnt and is attlemolly I. rn•ste, hum the sultry tttiaw af Inds S. the hoar. emahe of th e ear trim at Y. sad IA AL M I.lth Canti n a —The ...N. • 1(.11046i Karim' IN the •t•ppee neett Pratte mrl their .1•■••••• • • • A. Ilmnied re.l lab at 4 ...LI at amworrides. law 1.!5.7 ChinniAl Sad Pah/M.ll ING CASES, DRESSING BAGS, mod D il i'? B 6l4 aniatied Ximancies. tar =rim la gnat variety. Ivory handted Table Cutlery. tegalitte far the Toilet arid ark Table s aad B N ee = 111- W., 4, Lesileaballatreet, LC.. and By T° GINTLEMEN. —NOT IC E o f RIMOVAL. 114. MIMI Mot Mend it absolutely naceserry to regime bedeme Iron loarloireet to mnre SPACIOUS prennese, win* via aneMe bin mere MM to carry oat lb. Nu originated by Mon of ma/deg 1111111411/ al ]ea or pair. and every article sow meted wt Ma Mime In aecordaine tbererritb. Mr. MIMI eaw Meese TM be TS. 111001C-BTRIZr. BONlberillir, Icor ewe west et MIN= INYW! CAM SYDZEHLII TROUSERS, 17 e 6d., the mowed imuM w wee- WFWM. u Om AWN* Wm dada= et ids assum loormiom for the ram of mow lholofts WM aml dal Woblosit to Welt as. M. Wodoo Cook Ma—YAM /1110210121 A, Loolgoto-6111. S ITNSHINE and showers—on race-course, or Imantitall ALP rallwaaterbeiiii—ripar ro V ACA pA ai rt v = A t. an e i t i and awn at Ida amid Sin 114.—Madn tag YAM IP, lenpla-bilL §:rD zists. ENHAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, 34. • Moot 10 t r o . ilism' tir /ARM rzNimff DAILY 1411()LIGI1 00AT, Ita Emit Iltetica Mao ling, ladistehlll. ' sty by ILILIIIIIL SPRING AND 81110fillt ATV= RMOSES and SON beg to statenal their pee pers/lons for SPRING and SUMIIRR excised any of thetr rrsemi. as well in extent uln variety. They have ?Wed ydnelpal markets both at home and alma lir the beet cad want manufactures, and have succeeded In sled mit an amortment of goods aa ha, never before been eailbited weds, one roof is this or any other country. Their BP'POKR TAILORING DLPARTIERNTS hut been =d with an sadism variety of tie shoisest and moat yonxlar Their ItTA DY • MALI CLOTHING STOCK In complete in ever mat and they venture to au that ter elegance of style. Jura. arterial and workmanditp, tastefulness of finish and elwirima It le quite nasqualled, mea in the metropolis of ill trsgs. are has been bestowed as the 1101111 LT, BAT and CAP ad Bon end nos DerAirrstErra, which have been Iliwnilind with an entirely our sleek of fashionable and seasons. lie pee et such prices am enable the proprietors to offer Dub plena very great adrani MOSta and litinsis this opportaulty of announe• lag that they Intend giving their customers the full hornet of etc ationtios of the duty ea eau Gloves. gr. MO= sad som, Omer el lansrles and Al4ae, and dew a Low Onllardwissa and Haraetreet ilmarbia aid Yorkshire. L cad SON with MI he be p fey that td nay mask he est segreeed et M A be embossed, wr the pew relmeee. elbeee leeledles. —_ _ _ --- 12 7 / I sek figehes_aad Swam, eembelther "The Growth if me Imprint Irma et ihibeest A : with rules for sameswismoseh as' et prime, ay be gratis on intl. 4.ll a7 g Ar li NGTrea MOBS and SOWS Watehltshments M CLOUD ow NATUIWAY lIVILNINO. the Wth. and MONDAY, the Nib breast, aad will be ILSOPINIID se weal on TI Est t y morning. A. " INDISPENSABLE " SUIT, Erb la miaow sign and patioroy awl partkalsriy sompisd lior walk's& slam Unveiling, sod busilesss This is intsomillg mshosebiasill Ife bolissassissislshlssishi garde*. Me DM war imlndees4. POW bah Ms. T. he olledinel sea NOUS sad SON, seemer of Minorite ine Ailielle. me mars of New Oztord.itrast awl lart-etreet O)ILTAT WAYILD9IIO4OII.IITRXIT, W., seer the !anthem. CULVERWELL, M. R. ,L.M., L S. A., Leedom. bem consulted dolly (only ea abovei, nom an came ot NOWOOS Debility. larolmert Slashing. Palpitation, l e es ees ot ad laeameity. spermakerims, Calltied• s Jae' pahtimhed, ea entire sew ad (MOW Wort, entitled _ _ Trz=: The Phydebijou' imam, a a Generation— Dlartio—lgispOwa4 Teemlomah ..d Care. Pelee IL each : by Pak3 Ira lads ; IS nal"- To be halal Mem. Oareldll • ism halm m Novo IrrceNATIONAL Examine2t, MIL —At the weekly meeting of the Council of the Society of Arta, Commerce, end Neasfaekares, bold en Wednesday, Mny 16, the Secretary repotted OM the Onerwates Pend ems .teedily progremin, and sew sweats to MOAK CRVITAL PALACZ. —Mr. VIDOSSIt Waktiall ear cert. selected from Leeds/ and bia ether speratk works, will take pie.» in the Greet Tlaneept of tie sftsbal Paso/ this day (Sat urday ), at half lot tire eels*. Yeebagda_y worming, in accordance with a requisi tion to the Mayor, a very crowded meeting el the citizens ondiaelsester was held la the Town-hall, to protest apart in the How of Lords to reject the bill for the l ▪ a the ttrolF. Hackie) said he was glad to fi nd such a muster the ciliates to discuss a question dooms& (Heir, best.) On the lam oormeiee on which be presided over a meeting la teat hall they were met to somplatnlate cis another on r Gladetoee's excellent bud get ; and certainly ft both unwarrantable and an vil on the put of the House of Lords to interfere with say money ball emanating from the House of COMMON ae representing the people. (Cheers.) He had called this meeting on the requisition of upwards of 600 of the most influential of the people of Mancheater, sod he hoped mei en expression of would jammed from it as would Imre some we tin inducing their lordships not to secede to the which was to be laid before them on Mon. day. Chien.) Mr. T. B. Forma moved the first resolution " That in the opinion of this meeting the propoei of bids Mon imosand Daisy to reject the bin for the repeal of the excise upon paper, and thus to saddle the country with taxation to the amount of 1,200,0001. not required by the crown and remitted by the Commons, will be, if enures. ful, an unwarrantable interference with the right of the House of Commons to originate and determine the taxation of the country, and ought to be strenuously resisted by the great body of the people." (Cheers.) He quoted the words of the late Duke of Wellington in the House of Lords in May, 1846, when the repeal of the corn Laws was under discussion, in order to show what was the opinion given by an authority which would command their lordships ' rasped, en en ins similar to the present. The duke told the peers that the =ware came to them as passed by • majority of the House of Common' and recommended by the crown, that the House of Lords would therefore stand alone if they rejected it, and it was • position in which he bad frequently said they ought not to stand, because they as it was, great influence on public opinion ; rt7it a tut the House of Commons and the crown they could do nothing, and "there was an end of their func tions." (Hear, hear.) If this had been said at Manchester it would have been called revolutionary, but it might be mid even more appropriately on the present question than on the one decided in 1846, for in this case it was even more purely an interference with taxation. (Cheers.) Mr. IL HAWNOR seconded the resolution, and remarked that to any one who scrutinised the division lists it would be apparent that the majority in the House of Commons, had there been representation in proportion to poperty and population, would not have been only 10, but probably up wards of 100. (Hear, hear.) And if the bill were rejected in the House of Lords the rejection would probably be brought about by the use of proxies on behalf of persons who were travelling about all over Europe, some of whom perhaps had never taken the smallest part in the dimens ions of that branch of the legislature. Mr. Alderman HEYWOOD, in support of the resolution, =Mended that all competent authority was against the propriety of the course about to be taken by Lord Derby on tha question; sod that the position of those who wished to drive the present government from office would old prove to have been weakened, if their motion (Loud cheers.) Mr. R. Coons said the working-classes had displayed a degree of moderation and an observance of peaceful policy for the last twenty year; which was apparently mistaken for boorish apathy, but their patience would certainly be soon exhausted by continual obstruction to reform of every I kind. The question was no longer whether the industrial classes were intelligent enough for the franchise, but whether the aristocracy were intelligent enough to be en. trusted with political power. The ignorance now to be dreaded was not that of the mamas but that of their rulers. (Cheers.) Mr. Hums (ex-mayor of Salford) mid some of the =had objected to being taxed, as they said, by the of Lords; he objected, on the other hand, to be taxed by the House of Commons. He preferred to be taxed by the whole parliament, which included both houses and the crown ; and he opposed a resolution which improperly denied to the Home of Lords its clear right to a voice IA the decision of such • question. Mr. Gooses WILSON, who was reesived with loud cheer leg, quoted the authority of Mr. May, in opposition to the view of the last speaker, and bad no doubt it would be clearly shown in the ensuing debates that the rejection of this bill by the House of Lords would be quite at variance with constitutional practice. (Hear.) Dr. Warm said It was 'widest that if this excise duty were continued by the House of Lords in opposition to the recommendation of two-thirds of the parliament, as it was defined by Mr. Heslis, it amounted to a re.imposition of taxes by the Upper Home which the advisers of the crown declared not to be wanting. He considered that the ex perience of the joint eleven years as to the results of the remission of suck duties as this was so deci sive as to justify him in using the strongest expression he could select, and denouncing es " a lie" the assert that the amount of revenue to be parted with was required by ' the financial necessities of the state. (Cheers.) He be lived the true reason of the opposition to the measure was the objection of the House of Leeds to the system of direct taxation so much favoured by Mr. Gladstone 's budget, and of which the aristocracy feared the emiesquesees as unfavourable to their own interests. (Hear, hear.) Mr. AYBROPE (barrister) in the course of an argument against the resolution, which was listened to with great impatience, cited Mr. Hallam as an authority in lumen of eel 2eal "interference "by the House of Lads. He an amendment which was not seconded. r . _Rummy an operative, maid he would appeal from Mr. Hallam to • still higher constitutional authority on all Li ir r tons, and that was the people of England, who were spinet the interference of the House of Lords in natters of taxation. (Great cheering.) The resolution was carried with three disseetients. The asis was afterwards addressed by Mr.W. ItMr. Hersfall, Mr. Detterfireld, and Mr. C. S. Grundy Cli , l t Isweeed terinineted with the adopMon of a petition to ids Hom e d Cameo= and a manorial to lard Pal- I maim The Council of the Northern Reform Union met on Thursday night, and resolved to petition parliament in opposition to Lord NeatensWs motion with respect to the pew duty. The eendaet the Darhydidonteagle faction was strongly dennaseed by Novena speakers. Tax SICILIAN FWD.—The Mayor of Birming bun hes subessibid lid to the tend being raised in that town to aid GeribehlL The Duke of Somerset, aa First Lord of the Admiralty, had a tall-dress dinner last evening at his official residence at the Admiralty. Among the guests were Admiral Sir James Gordon, Governor of Greenwich Hospital; Vice- Admiral the Hon. Sir Richard S. Dundee, Rear-Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, Rear-Admiral Richards, Rear-Ad miral the Hon. F. T. Pellsam, C. 8., Rear-Admiral Sir Baldwin W. Walker, Bart., 1L.C.8.; Vice- Admiral Sir H. Stewart, Sir J. Liddell, C. 8., Rear-Admiral Lord Cis reuse Paget, Profaner Aires, Major-Geserel Robot Wes ley, Colonel Green, Commodore the Hos. J. R. Demonism& CR., Sir R. M. Bromley, Commodore H. Yelver ton, Captain Was Drummond Hay, Colonel Stranshan, Captain ilin gL ea gt, Captain C. IL N. Buckle, C. 8., Captain C. Frederick, Captain J. Moore, Mr. S. Whitbread, Mr. W. Romaine, C. 8., Mr. C. Richards, R.N., Mr. Collier, he. -—-•- • • -- • The Attorney-General, Sir Richard Bethell, gave a grand dinner to the Queen's Counsel and the leading members of the bar, at the Albion, Aldersgate-street, the exterior of which was brilliantly illuminated in honour of the occasion. Covers were laid for 75, and among the company were the Right Hon. Sir W. Hayter, M.P. the Right Hoe. J. Whiteside, M.P., the Queen's Advocate, the Solicitor- General, the Attorney-General for Ireland, the Solicitor. General far Indeed, Stir W. J. Alexander, Bart., Sir F. Slade Hart, Serjeent Serjeant Murphy, Serjeant Kingiske, m.p., the Common Serpiant, Messrs. Stuart Wortley, Headier°, Deasy, Jas. Anderson, R. P. Amphlett, J. Bacon, E. Basalgette, W. Bovill, M.P., W. Coulson, W. T. S. Daniell, J. P. Deane, D.C.L., J. Evans, W. Forsyth, J. °rosewood, J. W. Graeae, W. R. Grove, A. Hayward, C. A. Hogging, W. Haddlestone, H. Hawkins, It. z M.P., Edwin James, M.P., J. Locke, M.P., W. L i al 7 ' ntN. D. Lewis, R. M.P., H. Manlsty, W. Mathews, J. 111. P., F. W. °verged, R.J. Phlllencee, D.C.L., R. Palmer, J. Fi11.014 P. A. Pickering, D. Power, J. H. Palmer, J. Halt, M.P., C. J. Selwyn, J. Shapter, Y. Smith, Y.P.A. J. Stephens, J. G. Teed. S. Temple, T. Twine, D.C. L.L, J. Welker, W. Whateley, C. Wordsworth, H. H, Reynolds, W. N. Washy, H. Terrell, J. Wickens, A, Hanson, E. Beason, R. A. Bethell, J. P. Fearon, J. Gardners, J. Hamel, M. R. Peacock, H. A. Mere. wither, J. Monk. (FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZITTIL) THE ORDER OF THE BATH. WAR OFFICE, MAT 1& The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for the following appointments to the Most Honourable Order of the Bath : To be Ordinary Members of the Military Division of the First Clan, or Knights Grand Cram of the said Mort Honourable Order, viz.:—Admiral of the Fleet Sir John West, K.C.8., Admiral Sir William Hall Gage, Ent., Viee.Admiral of the United Kingdom, Admiral Sir Francis William Austen, K.C.8., General Sir James Douglas, K.C.8., General Sir George Sowell, K.C.8., General the Lord Downes, K.C.8., Admiral Sir Thomas John C,och ' ram, K.C.8., Admiral Sir George Francis Seymour, K.C.K, General Sir Frederick Stavin, K.C.8. , Gener al Sir James Forenoon, K.C.8., and Lieutenant• General Sir John LOB. To be Ordinory Members of the Military Division of the Second Claes, or Knights Coramandera, of the said Most Monourahle Order, via. :--Geoeral the Hon. Henry Murray, C.a., Leriteenne-General Phillip Bainbrigge, C. 8., Lieu torrent-Gement Thomas Erskine Napier, C. 8., Lieutenant- General the Hoe. Charles Gore, CB., Li e utenant-Oeneral Edward Charles Whinyatas, CB., Lieutenant-Gerona Samuel Hendon Ellis, of the Royal Marines, C. 8., Vlee- Admiral Arthur Foishavre, CB., Vice-Admirel Provo William Parry Willis, Lieutenant-General George Judd Harding, C. 8., and Rear.Admaal Robert lambert Berm, C.B. THE COLONIAL SERVICE. WA's-onion, NAT lA. The Queen has been Ruinously pleased to give orders for the appointmeat of PUip Edmund Wodehouse, Esq., mvernor and consmonder-in-chief in and over the colony of British Guiana James Walker, Foos., colonial secretary for the Island of Barbados. ; Colonel Stephen John Hill, cap tain.generel and governor-in-chief in and over the colony ' Sierra Leone ; Wino; Jeedin, president of the privy MBE EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY ILlzelted , . the eta Olempeip who Import their ems MD ea=the petite dbeet,—• iv seeing of 16 per reel The lb. her el les hest he 4d. per lb.. of maw Is the berry, hum Ira dai lkolona ;4 l2==L Iffiraserk 9, Oveat el iNOBBEITB INDIAN CORN or MAIZE. J. MAY mid Co. beg to samorance they haw, • Ohm Mock of the ahoy*, which cee be good as • vegetal:do or repicetturst crop Pockete ed. and la each, pot poet free. or lame eneaUtim on application to 1. Wellington street, strand, WaSerloo Bridge.— N Prom two c obs of corn were produced by • gleGemen tem 'umbels, the weight of Melt e. SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS an d SON, will roost certainly e the *IL cannot wee. Steel, with or pebbles, 15& da l, with emt= to lOs. Ookl and &Ivor Spoctocles sod Ipe-Olosses irs% warkty, at equally low prioso Issehlet Oyes Us. dd. pout Ip tree. THOS. HARRIS sad SON, to the =oust liteel, opposite the British Mum= Isiskilehed TM Cantioo.—No imams wed, Ueda= NO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER and INVILOPIS trite AMR, curt or flrrnAls.- 110D11101116 sapartorarananiel adesalve DtVllerllB, ad. par 100. erraza•lald Doe, tall dry Ivo 'seek for el ; Wok Alto, flys quires br ; teperlse tooisatp, Ss. par non; mean IPa r ;bell% wiDonto 11117 1 0 INTRA. TIM to tba DLTZUNIX and PRINT= and STAIIPZII Is MIMI, with AIMS or Is the label CAIp•PLATe ME9 . ,9IIIII . I.IetRAVED . and HO 11171 , 2171N1 CARDS FILM= for 4e. IL—Oboorro. &UM Er BUINUOVIS wollAsows dt. EICUALOLLY, two own tom fbeloatodroot. Inn few days foolscap octavo, CHILCOTK PARK ; or, the Sisters. By the Author of " Llkss sad Inallkas." By the sub /lather, b, AND DIRLILIB. Load= : John W. Pubs rid ass, Web BOW. Poet tree foe Two Stain ps EXTRAORDINARY s DISCOVERY of an entirely NEW THEORY of CIMINO DISEASE, being the recorded expedites, of 30 years' epecnipractlce In Oreat Britain. France. and Amerks—with evidence of the actual effects of the laird, Scientific Dimoveries, denominated NEW LOCAL RIME DIES, with the adjuncts of Constitutional Treatment not yet FZfmeows, even by the medical faculty of the British lint whkdi lave bem recently Introduced into Infriand. tree on receipt of two stamps to defray postage, Re., by W. RILL, Rea, WA., N 0... Alfred-place, square, Bedford- Loudon, W.C.—Dilly eanwillatiene Rena Eleven till Two, sad Ks to Zed Ethaing VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PRO MOTIONS IN THE CIVIL SERVICE. Colonial-Office The governorship of Ceylon has become vacant by the promotion of Sir Henry G. Ward. War-Ofilee —Mr. Henry William Barber has been appointed • tanapcsary clerk, and vend his ex. amination. The Admiralty—Mr. Edgar Bement has been appointed • dockyard clerk, and pared his examina tion ; Mr. Frederick E. Eden Hooper has been ap pointed • temporary clerk. London, and passed his examination ; Mr. James Media has been appointed a temporary clerk, London, and passed hie examination, Admiralty Registry-office—Mr. John George Smith has been appointed a permanent clerk, and passed his examination. Audit Office—Mr. Frederick i Court Berrie has been ap pointed t o and parsed his examination. General Mr. George Good has been appointed clerk at Ipwich, and paved his examination. Prisons Department —Mr. T Wmim Wbitcher has been appointed • third claw clerk, and pawed his examination. Customs—Mr. T. B. Bishop, !supernumerary clerk, has been appointed clerk in the Controller-General's office, London; Mr. Joseph Haytan, third deal clerk at Whitelaven, has been ap pointed seventh class clerk at Greenock. Inland Revenue Department—Stamps and Taxes Branch Yr. William Chadwick, surveyor of taxes at Birmingham, has been promoted to be • an inspector of taxes, and appointed to the Liverpool inspection ; ifr. Robert Pearson, surveyor at Hell, has been promoted to . the Birmingham district ; Mr. James Mitchell, surveyor at Bradford, has been promoted to the Hull district ; Mr. J. C. Sells has been promoted from Kingston-on-Thames to Bradford; Mr. T. S. Atkinson has been promoted from Knaresborough to Kingston-on- Thames; Mr. J. D. Webber has been promoted from Frome to Knaresborough ; Mr. Henry Nicholson has been promoted from Aylesbury to Prone ; Mr. IC S. Watts, supernumerary surveyor, has been promoted to be a surveyor, and appointed to the Aylesbury district. Excise Branch. —Mr. William Comber, collector, Notting. base collection, has been appointed collector. Essex collec tion; Mr. Cronin, collector, Wales east collection, b een a ppointed collector, Nottingham collection ; Mr. Thomas seadoes, collector, Northampton collection, has b ee n appointed collector, Wales east coßection ; Mr. Robert Burton, s urveving.general.examiner, has been appointed collector, Northampton collection ; Mr. Joseph Pacy, col lector, Worcester collection, has been appointed collector, Leeds collection ; Mr. William Mountford, collector, Bath collection, has been appointed collector, Worcester col lection ; Mr. David Lawton, collector, Hereford col lection, has been appointed collector, Bath collection. East Indies.—Mr. R. Temple has been appointed commis sioner for the introduction of paper currency ; Mr. A. K. Corfield, eimillauditor, Bombay, has been appointed civil auditor for Fort William, in the room of Mr. W. P. Palmer, permitted to resign the service ; Mr. R. W. Lodwick, civil auditor, North-west Provinces, has been appointed civil auditor for Bombay ; Mr. C. It Chapman, civil auditor, Pun jab, has been appointed civil auditor for the North-west Provinces ; Mr. L C. Probyn, first assistant to the Ac countant-General, Bombay, has been appointed to officiate as civil auditor, Bombay, pending the arrival of Mr. Lod wick ; Mr. J. Christie, second assistant to the Accountant- Omni, Bombay, has bgen appointed to act as firstaeristent„ in the room of Mr. Probyn ; Mr. A. Smith baa been ap. pointed marriage registrar at Purneab ; the Rev. T. has been appointed marriage registrar at Ilowedt.% i rig Service Gazette. The Eton Commemoration Dinner this year is Wed for Saturday, the 2rith inetsst, sod will Ds st Willies &PM Dad Wizleliouse will take the chair. irriiGOVERNOR and COMPANY o f th e irANK of ENGLAND do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that. 1,13 .11 eft, TRISHA Y, the 19th of May. the BUSINMeit of the Boot of England W ill CIAMIZ on SATURDAYS at THREE to LIM% in the afternoon instead of at Tony May le lend JAMES STEWART, Secretary.