The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-10 00:00:00

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The A maim° trad e and is °optimally gr ew * Ammer from Amnia. 71. ng • business. but raise, ral •bread. Priam are egg ornx Nimax, Jun B. b,,, T4 pot beldam wit of t both the lotial Indio 0411 rather border to bap, tat dosses is Wilt tarn 71e bat • fair sanest of hi. iitsd States. Mu* the lows 4., with the additise obit that wither mare isq l p y Booth Amami cailiasek— ra B.—At Ws alb rierbei of wheal, whisk soli *se Irry reabighL B•tiri sari. and buyers is limier! qtrs. IR retina rata.. sarkot to-dey Lind Alm MO a far mount of pnosa ware fully au= at laat week's taloa& Badoy redeemed prior of tido e t y sad fully se dear ; for Woo var. Basra. Pisa. lad Was ,ply 01 wheat was .mall, ay wk's prime. A pod eloopmes io small supply at about Last heat, 206 to 216 ; best rad, 15.. 61 to 17s. 6d. ; but 21s. to 265. ; beam, 203. to 'iota mitotios, 36a. 1. 445.; otber dour, 275. to 28s. 'Oast was moderately sitarist wing is most instances sa, as is barley ; prices as beton. N o choose to gut, is beaa6 market was wall supplied with 'be trade vary dull, - tally la. 7. —The farmers' supply et olgly limited. Wheat mat e ea. Barley nowise!. Weil dilation. Beene axed pees wt. 6311te. to the bushel—Durban. 42e; ditto, white, 42a. to 46&; 4e.:; ditto white, 461. to 48e; 'ley, griodiog, per imperial qr., sew, 21s. to 23.. ; potato, 42h. ooze, 41a. to 42e. Pees, had. corn Inds Is vary doll. and 390 ot. What Woo an made ais r qr. foe all grata compared with last wooly top and sd. down ow amain 4 and 9d. down oa avenp and aim on swarms. BMW wars iwa a avoraga.Whaar, 30a. to lots, 20a. to Uor..; Boma, 33a , Juwa B.—A larp Ripply el gla day. The trade ruled du& iausitally mall, both is fit bail Tidied late prices. Store sal request at tall prices. neap steady ; prices a shads eh eles fair inquiry at late qaotatiess. fair at late prices - Fat pip a Beef, Bd. to 1 d. par lb ; maths 28a. to 38e. each ; veal. 6d. te Da. to 10e. 3d, per score ; ports og to the sluggish soh anise. Lot week, Writ won if from Inked to-cloy, sad he Loodoe market, Woo apply I, sad the moot ozooptioaal PIM IN mods from 730. to 75a, awl y from 136. to 70s. Short oopoly c doll .t lost week's rotoodoem swot from Bd. to 81d. per lh at from 10d. to la. pm lb. A rile from Ireland. sari trade was reek. The local demand has sot present several of the principal needy trade was done. Barash gmers bring now well ooppliwi xedowe,bross tige realising from core, and por en sold to 10s. al a moderate biros= was done. run fair took Ors os Torah sly worth the name, bail/ Jut poll the mealy market as the y of stook of all Mods wee very re scams, and manifested peat extreme rear which were do ries were mode is almost every • Heifers, 121. to 151. each; rem, 121. to 171. Them vas d little business done. Is .169 ratively small amount of briar s were =inbred. Fat beer I sheep Bd. per lb. There weer 14s. orb. 983 sheep roger —At our °MU* market rap ply of fat bore foe the treat less active than last week, olds prices ware 3d. per stone lewee p. The show of sheep was Weir od proved tolerable, the full rtes y well maintained. Them woo" Mb rest a fair demsod, end WA ere were Miter • slow mks epd rem geoseally made. Pigs= were cot much damp& , per stone ; motto*, 70. tol*i Writ, 6*. 6d. to 7a 3d. per IWe. he soppy of cattle today 031 bore being 618, or 206 fewer. Tbe prices were 3d. per stow higher reek. Top price, Bs. 6d. ; earreA sod inferior, Is. to To. 601 M op nod lavabo wee 6,424, Wag Wo of which were stop, Mg& The the prune of Wit week were sot wethere, in the wool, 9d. W Pid• ; ; current, Bd. rod (lowa to P Prima, 3de. 6d., 3411, 3 24 , ad id pigs brought 6e. 6d. to 64 6d. weeks old do., 14e. to 19e. •be cattle. 61d ; lase do., 770 Pigs. 263. ', Joss S.—To-day'. mirkst choirs, both in quality sad quo. morally was of • limited eb terminated very dull; rag= mediate requirements srpercetal of lut market were on owe :-Bkims, 231. to 30s. • mg; domereets, 565. to 60e: ; r LUSH, AND DEATH& BIRTH tee-rew. FS.Allabargh, the wife of Jeatedstensce, Kegearpost. 706 dder. :Yel•ad smut csve, rut &Atari,. feu, of a daughter. Tort per Seymour-street. Portman-WA Y. laq of a daughter. torten Panora .ge, Cheater, the Into 9i , of a daughter. ABRIAOIOI, um a. at Church, Ba•taedio idea. L Christ Daalellfp., of Illvel! ,r el the late B. Wan , Fa. -Jame, at the perlahichorglied esca_2 isv. G. 11 Mar I. 7. t. P. shog•- , _ d et the late C. P. Gifford. at Toyford, Norfolk, Ig IL 0.•- cof the late Llaut-CoL ran.' HS. T rare of m e t ato J. Itrairla, Llto tiL veroesare. 4 Symptom Becton. LA., aged Te. Kenalatea-tembea. TiPier 1 " 11111.1. C. Robinson, aged bL. leokealtaan, C. 'Lowland. ...2,1111. Dawoos-plooe. SaTwol dt . I. Itomposa, meal sir Wif.llall &taw PA" 4 ,70 ■ollo of Toni Ms. NW ff. IS QS PrOSISSI Si No. 6t579 ] Vi.LOIC BALL PASSENGBR LINE of m ums /*musk' AUITILALLI, boa Lemke sY..► Tamp. Desks. .—,--- rio. lbw -----. --;_s tan " II ..... Quasarband Lod cede% avdi, 2.dlug"l". of :1 XS* L loft .111.1". .... aim albs° OW X. ladle um X•00 LirwP l 4 losUsamey 1 UM X LEY 90 pookoto Iwo, by Omar posaammakt mail & on I nuoripok gonad a sorti4ohows rogotiattom, - owl OW pa otoonsoootatoo to oboorpired by say *sob sasol—Yor otril&irje to Luba' up , * to IIaLNO II VAI , : baste tor Or t o Or: mad tAL MAMA of Oa. I. lamamahmilmtraml, 11.0. • 211412 TRNW OD TOIL. T O W I CL •• OQD WAIL JUINBTOWN TO Tgz uvagrooL, NEW YORK, and perLaDiagiilA lawman , COWPAN Y Intend de jobrep theirterilowered Nobel:lS Iron &raw Waus- Sipe, yew the Thieve Males in MIMI LI VLIPOO for NNW TOIL gees pomp Ity Saw awl Nous= aellsp awry Vrecineed Aamry,aadO gebeene, seeerdi sue seet it estiew bp Dm hiders and naterdaes eteneeere. 12 meioses. wow includes 101 l amply or cooked provisions. gee Omda, the United Sake, and BACA Columbia. leabdtlmad om !ley adeantegeone term—ter nrtrer par , e t ion apple to W 1 LLIAII INMAN, Wmier.atreek Liverpool wee Magid 111•02 T, el, King Wllliamvelneek Leedom. • :4 LERIL—BRITIBEL and NORTE MILLI LOYAL MALL STLAKEILIPS, sweated b, between LITT:SPOOL . and Niter YOLK, and BOSTON, the Bootee at l Ponollbre " t b out neceive and walla. Tbe hi er ether' vilialble* are appoteaq te sail Don Liverpool win at earls le rem we .neeew AMA. Sor AMOK, Poterieli Jane). CUSB,. ;or le LW YORE. eatard•rjene 17. 1 • CBLL•. i l s o r r to r ti l:,_baturdey, Jane 2 Paireeelecier7 . eirrieru'a tee and provident, bat leihent wane orliqunre r•- Halifax and Loeb" chief e:11 mewed sable, Aim To low York, chiefn, cabin, NC u MAW EL MI.& to Bata: Boake.and Law Yolk ti per lea, re 6 per osut. primage. —Apply be J. B. Toad. IL Obt poem Mk; G. and J. burns Mk Jaraaleeretreet, Lreieletregt, London J. U. Carrie. Ha sad 12, race poem Pert; O. sad Z. Dank M, Jaamefessir.at, Glamor , nor C. limber, Queemetewn ;or D. and C. Ileolver, S. Water. arerpeol. Jo d a, lbe ebitwill new be lamed without the production et the impel reagewt, Timed. .-- LtOTIERDAM and the RHINIL—REDUC !ION at T AM .— The NoModulen Sloaasboat Company's aad tomtit* steamer , BAT 4 7 1`16R, Ca. Flab W. BM o 'cl ock kweaaimmlak Pam Blacklist'. EMBRY aUlilitAY 411 bw ed in' of the WS sw. train Doak leadwaskatrest attatka. lam: &awe 41 ea ; ton catea. 16a.: Mara tkista at • tare asd &kat. —Aisa:y 4 CEIaPL !CB Vaivorsal W.: or to °LAVA PHlL appraZir.ir lasostalsosa LO. BRIIIIN.--Throut Rotate to Elbloom, Brune i**. wad o=o4o Oitroanc —no Worth earataa Lloyd's lie at don mow Mawr SCHWALM Captain 0. in r, o lls laspatoloi from lionalrlovon r flit1230:111, taw lath Omaha. porottuaigh at 10 aaa.., c 44224 et Bisakeell he prows at it boom—Yams to Mom. 41 ...i ci, r %No Yokota, AZ sod St Ma—apply at CIiAPLUCII °Sok Polost-drotla W.: or to Matins. auxin, Ira 00., IL ltood-bans. IA .._ /1.1 OTHENBERG.—The fine first-class screw NA denser OUSTAPWASA, Captain C. It. nue L. will eller 6r the above pare en TUESDAY, the Mb ruse, to be followed JOY HANSA. These eternises, have miseries aeaseireodation Yes Mee ta r ot freight sad saws@ spetr rEIMIT7 iItAVE.I, MILLI PPS sad Co.. li, Reed-levy iC I! , . PE RUVIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY ba authorised their Beakers to Rt n lIVE sad A ePLICATIONS for IMAM la the* flan Lamp Coeugway Waited for se week loud,, in order to We liar fee the aroma of the west Pre•Maa Mail beton .pereatiett to allot.—By ardor, B. A. SKIM Beeraten. , IL Ceasooolweet Meek LC.. Loodea. Jana L lIML 4 ,H. BLAKELY ORDNANCE COMPANY (Limited). Incorporated I War the Companies Act, 1864. Capital LTh6,OOO, in NM* shares of 1M each. I Dope& us mplication LI per share, sad Ad on allotment. k. Rlrst tease of MON shares. tr. 6 Mitiansat. $ Joha Dent, Isq., 811, Groavenormasre. Boa. A. %Aar; Cap AR Z.N „ I, Berkeleymnare. '▪ wtQlam Needham. Mq., late . I the Butterly Iron W orka. Frederic Platt. Mo., bedewed, Banta. o Cantata/RAMO, leis Bond Artillery, Maraming Director. iNtilspeisar tealitLiaMetamminn) lail336—The Apra and Mseternma's Beak (Limited), 86, Nichoiss4ans Loadm, B.C. iIaLICISO/L1 —Masora. Canna sad Besamont. 43, Chancerylans, E.C. IL LW James Shepherd, Li., Throgroorton.etreet London, LC. Mews P. Eckertley ea 4 Soo, linlEs had 'Ambers, Man chester. aNCLTUItY rw TIM —John Healy, Ma. Temporary Oases-1, Loyal Sachnage.ballalogn London, LC. IPECIUI. The manufactare of oriosnee '''... apes tbe principle patented by Oneida Makely, hae for upwind' of flu yean been carried on •la private eaterprise. Tbe rtes and for Ws class of ordnenee Ye, however, so largely increased, that the works eatablobed At Southwark by the present Blakely Ordnance Company have paved altogether Inadequate, and It has been found necessary ie Whisks a manufactory no a much larger scale. Rxtenalve -sateen hi comma of constrese• ion at Greenwich, to which it Is • pepened to transfer the operations of the Company. BM In Loupe sad America as well so at home, the Blakely Ordnance la daily coming Into more *Skint,' uss, and during the With years large orders have been executed for Ramis, Porto ' tllOO 4, Sweden, China sad Japan, Morocco, Turkey, leveret important State In North and South America, in einding the Confederate Government . Aso evidence of the rem iterative character ot this demerits 'Wm cif a an:facture. It may be stated that the net profits in the anent year amount to navel" LIP,OOO • WI the view of providing the Increased capital which la twig.* So tarry on the manafactore ces so large • scale, it is .I=to form a Walled Company, to he called The Blikely Company anted). ' The menu of Captain Biakely • been retal..ed u Managing Director. The preemie efficient will also couttune in °aloe, as follows :--Joaish Vavasseor, IC. Res dent Fingineer ; Mr. Campbell (late of the /Ma WOOl , ich). Soperintendeot of Liber a ns . yan Shell • Galen: Chigoe Bur shy. Y yal Artillery, Prootsmaier. • TbeModon have enter d into an agreement to the par dieted the exist' g e•ises, plan , premises, and goodwill fur the fat 5,000, payable by Instalments or r two years, and KO In de. enures 46 per cent lateral la their estimate t tido- of the thud, le tea • machlnsry, goer, and goodwill, the Directors have I:bna Flout by • valuation of the wine by a competent engl gret. The goods 11l has been rated at ter.. and a ball years' - purchase. SA is avid ace of th ir confidence In the 'mitten'. lug, the , Memkeshave speed t giansotee that the profits of the tinder •leklegehall aueu,.t to •am utriaent to pay a mi,.imum • dud at the rate of £l5 per c at. per annum for three yews, on Si& e p 'al for the time bet gof the pre.ent inane ot ihina ha h has been considered Impoesible to estimate equitably the of the patents, it has been agreed that they shall be trans ' dined to the Company, the present proprietor receiving LS3 per Oa of the net profits for the next seven Jean. ' its Company will enter Into posisaalon of the works In South- Mut and Greenwich on the idth of June instant, but will be en titled to the benefit of all woodets executed, and profits made, seta the Nth June, 1.64. The vendors reserve to themselves tbe itaht of enbecribing for one-third of the present thine of shares. •copy of the memorandum and articles of easociation can be 1 41= at the races of the Solicitors, 43, Chancery-lane. an.l terms of application for sharee can be ols lined at the offices of the Broker of the Company, and of the ielkiton. Arenas applicants may desire to take Lull advantage of the • dividend, by paying up their shares in full. two M i talpllcation are annexed, one for ordinary shares, and Ohs cam for fully paid-up shared. • teas Directors of the Blakely Ordnance Company (Molted). • ellitlemen.—llavlag paid so the Agra end Ma terman's rank • lbssamof C , toeing Yl per share on shares. I re f IPM you to allot me shares In the above Com coulormity with the prospectus issued by y. u, and I serer to ereept such shares or any less number that may %allotted to me, end to pay the further sum of gt prr share ' rk S on allotment thereof, sod toe sails when doe, and I re- YOO to piece my name on the register of shareholders for ft allotted to me.— I am, gentlemen, your obwdisat Name In full Usual signature Adores. le full Trade or pedesdos uw - ApPLICATION 101 MUT PAID-01 SIAM. Toth. Directors of the Blade, Ordsousee Company (Limited). Guideasen, —Barnet paid to the Agra and Masterman's Bank mom of I being ILI per share on shares. I kaki* yon to allot ine fully paid-up shares, In ovate katY eitli the prospectus Issued by you : and I hereby wee k accept such shares or .ny less number that m►y be allotted le me, sod to pay the further sum of B '4 per share due on allot lent thereof.—l sat, gentlemen, your obedient servant, Name tn full trona tuipstur• Address le tali hula; warlike Date DR. scorn BILIOUS and LIVIIR PILL?, _a sever fanny remedy, prepared without any anemia 0 1 1 •4 ent from the recipe of Dr. Scott. will ha found h all who suffer from and liver complaints, Indigasties. Wolk radiomen Mosinee' of the oyes, de. roc Imidtaal "•••••obece. as • family aperient medians end as • puffer of 116 Mood they a re truly excellent . mild Is their operate= and Ofttelsl teal* stomach, they mete aopotito. row" d r , am ' tad 1410 =hen tie whole Derroaa system - Soil by . bow t,t, ling Wlllimstrent. Clusing-orass. sod by most IstsV boxes, la ltd, sad fa Pd. Be ears to auk foe Dr. a Mims and Liver Mk ma grads* ar• In • MOS" pies 10440 with - William lambert" engraved os the stamp. LAITIIIi—The LaTrucs contains an Active " 6 ' w Litsci 'to iaioase. wbkit pconoss ia• wilbsettledaapra.--Mr. O. /OULU= prowls •WI. tads_ Moog Milne 111— •••• 40 ). recesuissullot by the maw Prearks tar rt • *Mita Itatiandleh. 117 , 11% 14 4 ll' W. 'MIL sa. mi. Se ye* ad' To 11.11. pray Jew 111 Jtar SO Jim IS Zits 10 I. Judi. Z. India THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of INGLUID (Limited).Authorlaerl i =l AMMAN (fantod wa Oapital pald•op Rowse Feed Dividend Reeerve rand • ' Mallalella • The Right Lion. JOIRiI dTUILKT WORTLEY. Governor. J AM WS LZVICIL 1164 , Morchant,K Mee emaryard, ) Deputy- JAE ICI tomiterr DAM ILL, Rm., Loodoe. j Ormassera James Qdhia. am. Loudon. eleaooder Dembar, Eeq , Old Broadetreet, London. Cba. be 11R a. Req., lloyire Artoirdw ROMs. lag. (Moms. Plato, Hakim Brothels, and Co).. Lamle& The qua. T. C. Hanbartort, kI.T., Chairman of the Canada W="Ameelallon, Ueda& ilarrison,Yaq. (Yearn Young. liarrisom and Boma) Director of the Thames awl Emmy Insurance C inane,. Richard Mame Late , lig. (Rearm Lane, Hanby, sad Ca), Londoa. Charles IL I m am, Req., London. Il a sn a 7 , Peo lip. I. P , Ruseellermare, London. J BEM, BK. Anus. Ma:krill litnith and Co.), Edward Warner, 1464". ., M.P., London. li ieg ut Jam Weelmertaad, (114tector of the Royal Insurance Coin- A1V6 1414". runt. &q., Managing Director. 11.0.1112/6 The Airs and Maderanan's Lome (Lind Mid). Werra Islip, Payne, and dada* The National Bank, London, Dublin, and itibranches to Ireland. The A rn eson Auk (Liallted), Leados, Liverpool, and Mari- Weedier. 1101,/clieNa. Mew& Newboa, Immo, and Co., Nichola►haw, ILO. &MINIM TR A MARTZ% TRU Cosieslf&Vies lame for inmate and foreign spo varatnenta. en °Pend= to the Roandal arraagententi of British and other Baldwin% Mato Menages to Corporations. Town COiIIICAS. and other pabho Ns Loons for Public Works. lea tlie ladrainallon d inanstrial and Cosonsereial tta dwetakais. Makes advances mapproeedStockt. Sharon Roads. Ra. Makin tarapaeory Lowe spun Whale freehold hold decnritton ALFRED LOWS. Bwretary. London, 17 and 18. CoruLBL Ma a, lain DININTURIS UMSUID BT THE CREDIT FOROltit and MOBILIER of isocaND(Llioned). METE of t140;00 DIBENTUBIin *ITN irrilihr ?AY& Wt. U SATZ ILLY. The Directors here deOliW to Issue Debenture Donde of the Otnapsor foe the amounts sad hearten interest is under. .ti : I . •os" ' ' 4 4... 0 an. 414 £lOO. £OOO, C-00, sad 41.000, with For three mews Far eve yews Tor 11014111 mod Isitsrest posits quarterly, TM, oe the Mat Merck 10th Jane, MO September, and MO Dessasber, to melt year, M the Com peers beakers'. The Ow* payment ot Interest wdl be made ors the Seth Jane nest. TIN Oatmeal's tester* In the debentures lamed by this Com pany Is their perfect security the amount of the capital sub scribed. paid-up, and annalled, end the general Invested meets of the Compaq, resit ea the lame memo load, alonling the mastampte securer) to the investor. These debeetares are Issued payable to bearer, and mut them toes We by simple delivery from band to band, without endorse meat, and are tree tram any further stamp ditty. They are also issued—to meet the reqtdrementa of Trustees and others -inns tirade by deed only, le be duly registered In the Company's hooka in the armee of the investors or tbelr aralgits. Worms et amplwatioa ma be obtained of the Seeretarr, to whom all communloations moat be addrewed.—By order of the roart, ALWRIID LOWS, Secretary. London, 17 and IS. Cornhlll, blay 4, VMS. DEFONITB RBOAVID IT THE CREDIT FONCIRR and MOBILIER of INOLAND ILlated). RATIOS FOR MONIST ON DRPOSIT. This Company realm MONEY ON DiPOMP, In mos of 610 end upwards, at ths undineentased rata tram Ibis day atll further eaten, eta : At aortas days' notice IS per cent. per maim. FOR At one /W 1.111101:16 nesetles nate, ' 4 per eat. per annum. M Not lees am I meths and epee 6 months, 40 par cat. per an. neared Sam Its and up to 9 reenthe par own par NM Beyond *mouths and up to lI wales Beyond 16 soothe and up to It mouth 6 par net. par ann. Toms of Appllcition can be obtained of Ohs Becalary, to whoa all communlations must be address& By order of tne Omit, AMR/ LOWE, Perselery. It ladle, Coral 14 Laden, Jane 1, lat. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Fleet- Lando... Ithy 21. lees Kann 13 1:11 PA Ostia pursuance of the pro. Thiess of the of the Law We Armee, Society, a GENERAL KEErI NO of the Proprietors will be bald at the Society's Moe, llest-street, London, on SATURDAY, the 24th day of June nett, at a quarter to Twelve o'clock at noon precisely, to elect Sin Directors and Two Auditors, when those who go out of dice by rottilon will be proposed for re election ; alto to elect one other Director In the room of Keith Barnes, Es q., doneness]; also to sleet one other Auditor in the s sum of John Deeds', 2 q., who has rearmed that °Moe sad for general purpoott. The Director to be chosen In the room of Keith Barnes, Esq . deceased, will remain in office until the 24th day of June, 11167; and the Auditor to he eh son in the room of John Medea, Eat, will remain in, office until the t .th day of June, Deft And farther natice is hereby give., that is pursuance of the provisions ordained in the said Deed of Pettlement. a Breda' ssenersl bleating of the Prop-letors will be held at the Society's Deice an aforesaid on Saturday, the nth day of June neat. at twelve o'clock at noon precisely, for the pumas, of declaring a division of the surplus of the assurance fund of the Society for the live years ending on the gist of December teat. And further notice is hereby gives, that • Sawed Sendai General Wittig will be held at the Society's race es of at half.pret two o'clock precisely, on Friday, the Ileth das of June seat, for t i .t; : e tri p: .. lose of confirming the resolution which shall have been to at such first Special General Sleeting. And further oe is hereby given, that any person who shall kave been ensured by the ;society for two whole years may, on production of his volley, and of the lath receipt tsr the premium Wthoo, be present at such Special General iteetinga—Sy order of the Directors, iffII.I.IAUSAMUIL DONNE, Actuary, THE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the ACCIDINTAL MATH INSURANCK COMPANY is now conducted at City Bank Chambers, No. Thrsedneedleetrert, where the COOl pm, Is prepared to rewire prowls,' tar Marine Insuranose sA the earreot rates. AkTHUR JAMES DI7MAIi, Underwriter. .7. W. OKAY. decretary. This day, to 3 vols., at all Libraries, CIRUEL FORTUNE V By the Anther ad "1111111, Mom." Queens el Boo'," he. Jahn Baaireil nd Ca.. 122, lle•aetztet. QCHOOL PRlZES.—Messrs. BICKERS and icy SON have WOW MEAD[, pes'age fres co application, • REVISED LIST or selected WORKS adapted for school prises and presents. Ms list Includes, In addition to Its standard and attractive works of the day, a large number of valuable re mainders of porialar works, now Seat offered. la elegant calf sod norocto bindings. at halt the orWnal publlehed prierw, In cloth boards . — BICKERS and SON, 1, Laicester-squars, W.C. ALL IRON WORK Tr ST. PANCRAS IKON WO/LE COMPANY. Parrairid. Arra. N. W mosta.twportuttmm THE SCIENCE of LIFE ; or, How to Lives and What to Zak Wet and Avoid. A Practical Golds for the attainment of perfect Health and Strength : and Notes explanatory of the Mysterlesof Hares Bllbitolloll end the various Phenomena of Life. linpplemenned by Rentarks on the treat. =eat of Northam sad other Disorders Incidental to Sedentary liablta. By a 'VariMann, 10, an of 20 years' Barn practice. hill. on MARRIAGE : DR. OIILITZAWICIAL Do 0=64 Hsppiness, and Disappoioiaiente. la. Wean. Oornhill :or Author. THY PANTHEON TIIKILIEII BATHS, : Attests, 21s. Ladles' day, Mondays. At W. C.s professional residence, a, Great Marlborough-drat*. W. Also, the Poat-offlos 3rand Tarnish Saha. ta. ed.. 19. 84. Ilartiu'a-le-Orand LC fitARLOW'S PATS= CASK STAND a ttnow inventiost, ao edadrably cootrired that a well bu, ma an smaller auks, may be raised or tilted on It without labour or trouble. lie *Akio lap Impalpable that the sediment of dm most limpid bald by no possibility can be disturbed. Price Vs ., lb., Us., to colt N, S. and 19 gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-AOTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required No more fiat beer or soar wine. Mee Y. Ed.: ditto electroplated. Oa—Apply direct to JAMES BARLOW, patentee, le, Wing Willismotreet, Mandoreboasa Ike that Ids mass end address are on every netlele ; all Minium teurtons trestatiowa Nostravings gratis. Istabliahed 1810. 11111IIRGLARIES, sod their PREVENTIVZ. 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Inc oluldras Itl s especially recommended, as funning the bead of a beautiful bead of h dr, while Its Introduction Lobo the a ursery et royalty, and the high edam In which ft Is universally held. with nruserome tee• tidoolals constantly received of It. riiitcacy, afford the hest and surest wood of its cents. —Prios ia ed., /s., 'goal to boar small, sad U. pair boats.—Sold at In, Naloe-giuden, sad by chemist and parfernarn—Arik for Rowlands' Ilagnsear OIL OELY • CL O D.—THIRD EDITION, rue Wadden's nes novel mug surely be pronounced an eminent aneenen'—daturday Swim. May ft ONLY •OL 0 D.—T BIRD EDITION. IL" OW, a Clod' le the latest and freshest of Wu Braddou'a creations. The sten ephera so to speak, of the We Is pare and bealthy." —Atha:sine, May 17. ON L Y a OLO D.—THIRD EDITION. &hwy. In completeneas la tone, • Only a Clod' Is hatter than say caber work of Ulm Braddoo's. We tiankna aanisaand ft to oar Torices."--antadafd, Joao & ONLY a CLOD.—THIRD EDITION. "All that there woe to admire la ' Lads Aadlers S Bret' all the ease ..1 sometime. the power of araphle deorr*Phow. the Wendt of the plot--all at, here. The boot to hes thy la tone, sad of eagrorelag latereet." Moral, Mar. May SO. ON L Y s CL O D.—THIRD EDITION. displays ea extraordinary amount of knowledge or human character. sad abounds with dr...attic pan gee and vivid descriptions of exeldbg events. it to • nova, that will stand successfully the test at centime on with any that Mies Braddou las gnarly writtas."—Oborrar, May M. ONLY a CLOD.—THIRD EDITION. O —Only a Clod' is superior to • lady Audfory's 'lomat • or • Aurora Los.* The style Is bright clear. sell picturesque, felthitaly ntaodttnsg the varying no ds of is excellent and alma tire story."—HaoCLsatar Couner. May 27. NOT= BY AUTHOR Or "ROLAND. THR PAINTRIL" Thu clay. la I vela., at ill Libraries, MTH° WAS TO BLAME John Maxwell sad s.. 1* Tleaastreet ANECDOTIC tL MEMOIIIB OF THE EMPEROR. This day, to 1 vol., at all Libraries, NAPOLEON Ili. and his COIIET. Jolts Marirskaad Co., Ili. Plosbatreot. NSW NOTSL IT SMIRK KASTSORES. Ibis day, is I vela, at ell Libraries. CHARLOTTE THRALE Jabs Matirsil sad Co., ln, Pleet-etreet. T=Mtll.4PlijO nrrEpUoUon Wons's.ma,.up. 410IAICA.' The Royal Mail steamship Cuba, from New York on the 31st ult., arrived at Queenstown at 1 p.m. yesterday. She brings 917,300 dole. in specie, and 215 passengers. She landed 90 sacks of mails and 40 passengers,. and proceeded, at 1.15 p.m., for Liverpool. All well. She made the passage in lees than nine days. NEW YORK, MAT 31, Yourtera. Jefferson Davis is expected to be conveyed to Washington tomorrow, to he immediately ar raigned. The statement that be is manacled has neither been officially nor semi-officially denied. Secretary Mallory and Mr. Howell Cobb have been arrested. During the conspiracy trial Louis Bates testi- Sod that at his house in Charlotte, on April 19, Breckenridge told Davis that be regretted Mr. Lincoln's aseassination, and that the event was unfortunate for the Southern people. Davis is saicWo hal`, replied that if it were to be done at all, itmere better that it nere,well done, and if the same were done toJohason, the beast, and Stantsip s the job would be eompiete. Otheswitneessa testi fied thit Thorniest; Clay, 'and Halobmbirese impli cated II the ihipment of infected clothing. Nume rous witnesses have been examined with the view of impairing the evidence for the prosecution. A party of Mexican emigrants, oonpected with the barque Brontes have been arrested at San limn disco, charged with conspiring to seise the Peruvian, steamer Colon, and put her to sea as a ifeartnn privateir. The plan contemplated the seizure of a French transport. The agent of Juarez, who advanced money to the leaders of the conspiracy, faudinutbe money likely to be misapplied, informed against them. The latkiers stated that the seizure of the Colon was understood between the Mexican and Peruvian authorities. I The. World states that Admiral Goldsborough's fleet 01, 30 to 60 vessels, comprising the ironsides and two double turreted monitors, will leave for the 'Mediterranean in the beginning tf Jily next Adnitral Gordon's fleet has arrived at Charleston en rossiVor the Brazilian waters. The *lean and City of Baltimore have arrived out. FRANCE. THE RETURN OF THE EMPILROR. TOULON, JIM t The. 'Emperor arrived here at 4 o'clock this morning. His Majesty 'inspected Hie iron-clad Timmer, which will be launched to-morrow. He Will leave for Paris at 7 s. m. PARIS, Jaws 9. Ir e. Corps Legislatif to-day M. Bartholoni macki a/ speech defending the Mexican expedition and loan. M. Picard spoke against both. M. Bouhez defended the morality of the Mexi can lock, and declared its validity. He explained the measures adopted by the various banking este bliahomple which have participated in the opera tion. U. Basher, Minister of State, delivered a apes* in which he stated that all the intelligence received by the government from Mexico inspired it with full security and confidence relative to the empire. The assassination of Mr. Lincoln lied, he said, caused considerable excitement in the north-east provinoss, but the movement was promptly repressed. The Government of the United States contributed to this end by hastening to denims their formal intention of making their neutrality respected. M. Rouher concluded by appealing to the opposition to maturely weigh their words uttered in the Chamber, since unmerited wrong might be done to Mexico. M. Jules Favre, who then addressed the House, adverted to the act imputed to General Caataguy, who was said to have burnt a town of 4,000 inha bitonta. The section under debate was then adopted, by 252 13 votes. against THZ PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, J au 9, &ZS rat. The Bourse has been heavy. Routes closed M 67.45, or ►bout the same as yesterday. MIDDIM TWOS& —BATTigerfrat-iIIW, June 9. - The same@ al the undermentirmed gentlemen, called to the degree of the outer bar by the Honourable ;society of the Middle Temple, were this day published in the Middle Temple Hall :-Chaleeet William Chute, Esq., certificiat• of honour. awarded by the Conrail d Legal Education, M.A., Fellow el Misdates College, Oxford ; Regioald Montagne Amber Brassee, Esq.. maltase of honour, awarded by the Council of L eg a l Education ; Thomas Noon Talfourd, Esq. ' • John Wilson Gray, Eq. (of the Irish bar) A. 8., Trinity Collage, Dahlia David bodes, Meade% E. B A., Queen's Univenrity. Ireland; Frederick Baruch Toegood, Eq., RA., St. Alban's Hall, Oxford; George ?Awards@ Daring. Eq., RA., Magdalen College, Oxford ; Joseph Vent Woodman, Esq.. R A., London University; Richard Scott Kistler, Eq. ; Horatio Lucas Treaserry, Esq. ; Cecil Augustus Blake, Eq., RA., Exeter College, Oxford ; James Henry Miens. Eq.; William Jackson, Esq. ; Charles Jowl Nixon. wahm College. Oxford; George Henry Hayden,ag. ; Jean Emile Flatus, Esq. • Marts. M'lallar, Bp B A., Corpse Christi ' College, Cambridge; Charles Marta' Gibson, Eq.; William Been moot Bodeall, Fag. ; Owego Wiliam Marshall, Req., LL M., of Peterboase, Cambridge; Grove Humphrey Chapman, R eq.. Thomas Lionel Jenkins, Esq. Hugh Da vidson, E q.• Henry Martin Frans Lumley, E q ., of the Usimrsity oiLoodon ; Louis Arthur Geodes', Seq., 8.A., Christ Chunk Woad ; William Cockerell. Eq ; Maurine Edmond Pietas, Eq. ; and George John Carron, Egg THE WANDRILINO MUMS ELS. —Tina. distin guished amateurs, who base so often efficiently employed their musical powers to advaam the mum of charity, are mein shout to mid owe of our oast ul itistitatioas by playing under the *hie leadenbip of their preaidsok the Hon. um.= Berme) at a comers. which is to be given oa Taieeday evenlog next, at the flanover-square Rooms, in aid of the fondle of the Home for Gentlewoome, Queen. seers. Oa this ceassica the iniestrele will be reinforced lay the Went Imam Madrigal Society, who also lead their Mad emistanos, ea that there will be a stroog muster of buonuneetaliste sad vocalists. It spears frees the pub liAed reports of the imatltnticas that it wan originated in WA sad that ft bas been of great wales to the ohm fee where homed M was designed. Of Ma ladles eseistei aerials the gest 16 yesre4 there have Wee d the witless Sea demister' of beakers sad inerebeeta, 33 par net.; bask ampere aad Ovate patlesso, 21 per emit. ; of officers Is the army and verb 14 Per emit. ; and et eldiermss. 6 1 /6 11, yeses sad sergesea, salaams, artiste, teetaisme, soot Ahem dot serveres, together. 36 per emit ! Ifs be ardestly_ boW at the aorta id these two Nagaia4 societies win bele/gels productive et goad to the benetelrat IMMO= irbidk it k lodged lo seal. I. •• THE PRUSSIAN LEGISLATURE. BERLIN, Jon 9. An extraordinary sitting of the Chamber of Deputies was held to-day, at which the debate on the naval budget was continued. Herr Virchow proposed an amendment, accord ing to which the sum asked for the works in the 1 Bay of Jairde, should be increased to 1,000,000 1 thalers. He also proposed that 750,000 thalers should be voted for the building of an iron-clad frigate, and 300,000 thalers for cast steel guns, ' these amounts forming the first year's instalments of the whole credit to be granted for the increase of 1 the Prussian navy. Herren von Forckenbeck, Troesten, and Oneist considered these grants requisite, since the regular budget provided the means, and the necessity of the outlay was uncontested. Herren Waldeck and Harkort spoke against the amendment. The Minister of Finance stated that the house having yesterday refused to grant large sums to be employed in the manner proposed by the govern ment, the latter now regretted that it was unable to eoncur in the proposed changes. The amendment was then put to the vote, and adopted by a large majority. The naval budget was finally passed in the form proposed by the committee. AUSTRIA. VIENNA. :uvi 9. The Emperor was to leave Faith to-day on his return to Vienna. His Majesty, in an autograph hitter of thanks to Count von Palffy, Governor of Hungary, states that he has been greatly moved by the sincere proofs of affection afforded to him upon all sides. In conclusion the Emperor expresses the hope of soon returning to Pesth to complete the pleasing task which all have at heart. PISTE, Jun 9. The Emperor of Austria bu signed a decree ordering the suppression of military tribunals for the trial of ammo committed by civilians in Hui Lapzi. SPAIN. itkplUP, Jars 9, Emma. Senor Narran, the agent from the South Ameri can republic of San Salvador, has arrived here, in order to negotiate a treaty of friendship between Spain and the republic.. COCHIN CHINA. PAR* totem *mita beat trot° Solon lib . oOddrtos liapcetiot *bag pined by Go baloriople, Toopiim ~ r :r.k. .141.• ADDITIONAL.] Eswarip, THE Accmairr 'ON' 'THE "GutzAr wzarzarr BAILWAY. TER niQuiart VINT FELTON, Format; In consequence of the mast of ooneenieser at IteihrL the inquest .as the bodes of the unfortunate W iden by the dreadful widest to the excerdos trais ea the Great Welters Railway err that pleas os Wideman, wee adjourned last night to tie place (about • mile mid • hag from Rasa), where it was resumed this morning before the esteem for the diddle, Mr. W. Beaker,* and the jury ewers is yerteday. • Mr. Jams seliniter, of Onestry, deeded on behalf of the Great Waders Colman ; and Mr. Weems sod other dikes of that company was present. Mr. Chandler, of Shrewsbury. Mr. Johan, red Mr. Cubit! Davis, of Shrews bury, deeded to watch the proordine os behalf of some of the injured parolees. The only witness examined after ear parcel was des. putehed Let nighLbeides those celled to Modify the bodies. and the auger to prove that their death had arises from riders was Mr. P. W. Leather, Evros of Liverpool, • paesesger by the mounds train. He deposed that he cense from Berke head in the trail, that as it &screeched Ronal then was some escilletioe in the carriage, and Mtn • noise. He leaked est of the Weide and Mess sew coed the anises WI tram as %mile. Me gee ,est Ind fend what had hoirneed..-Jifielimwhid the nis,Thl Ow, koiziod, an 4 Tom* thieldrole en them for deht two heirs when p, trio trete Shrewsbury core up. them ordered the severely injured to be laid in the van epee onalsiess, aid those lees sorely Injured lo le pieced in the carriages. He accompanied then Muted lb the hen to Shrendry, sod taw them lodged is the barman sad at I the Raves HoteL He remained is ettseilesse oh the letter daring the night. The this was 20 minute late when it left Birkenhead. Could not tell bow meek it was behind at Cedes Thought they were lets all through the journey, red could not tell whether they bad pitied their cad* from Beheaded. He thought the train was herniae fester hat before the seethed than it had den is the rest M tie jersey. They were pin very het and, feeling ► Meth timid, be irked eat el the tees thaws what was the matter. Did sot re any red flog. • I • Oa the jary rethserobling thil morning, it was eked that no other bodies had been identified. The coroner thee I proceeded with the *modesties of wieneres. David Evens, driver of the rend sigma of the dear- Moo train, deposed that he left Beheaded with the train at 10.46. The proper time for leads, was 10.23. Thei delay was cased by their having to pat os extra earloss. They arrived at Chester at 11.84, thaleft Chester at At" They ought to have Li t at 11.25. They stopped as CitheerS which was the next station before the accident coesneek end here they were an heir and twenty minute 'llllll6Oll time, The delay errs from their having Birkenhead 'hie sad Irvin to atop et Cheater. Berme Godes mg thel de* where the amides% happened Mere was • by the eider of the lice on • elope about • e sorat il l queer hem:where the solidest keppened. It might have dee plead is • better poetise to be are. Fig wee clog to it when he sew it. As soon as he saw the flag he shut off steam end toothed the whittle for Aedeeton the driver of the Ord nese to de the same. Tire was no other sited, het • emit no pot tithe rug d platelayers, and shook hie head an to stades Sew the pisteleyen on the lies ea wen ito saw the flag. From the flag to the place when the were et work might be belt a mils. By the time they got to the platelayes they had polled sp • little, and w piss about 30 =Sae an boar. His engine new appeared to 'be going very roughly. They had ell the brakes os froth the time they sew the flag, sad when they our to when the men were et work he pulled his dale oat of {OA which would tend to stop the train. Saw some dust see lag from the first origins, es if something had got loom end was dragging the ground, but be looked out and send t eaten. Morro wee his hem's, and when the happened he was killed. He meld give se expire 7 . tbs MOB et the sesident. By Mr. Cbsedler—Appreeeking the place where the core deal happened, the line was oe a gradient of 1 in 120 dower hilL When they came to this they were "on the swing.? They were on the swing before they saw the fag.. Wes sot aware that Andeeton had made a dying decleratiesthat homy so flag. When the line was being takes up It Was asekowary to send • man heck with a red flag. A deign lag was red, and a caution-flag green. It was a gran hieg that was put up. Mr. Oriente here, at Um request of Mr. Chandler; peci herd the rules of the company. Rule N. 2 described de l duties of the overdrew of workmen on the line, requbtag that • signal should be put up at least a mile from the spot where the work was going on. Wines was in thugs of the trio. The hale cow dead of 32 eisches and two vans There were twe guards to the train, and four breaks on the teedes sod vas. Wee not aware that when then wens mien than twelve carriage to a tree, rah 56 of the Greet Western Comrany's greed instruatione required that there should be three guards to it, and when twenty, four guards. Could not any whether • certain number of guards was re , galled to • certain number of canines. Did not know the nth rule. IMr. Crimson rid the different servants were supplied (rely with such rules as applied to their special duties. Belo 56, the sentare of which is gives above, wee then end by Hr. Clbeedler, and Mr. Jose ported sal that the ' kale applied to deep gnarls Witness continued—The first ermine left the rails first when the accident kneeled. It ea csatomary, wises any alteration of any moment was gong ors to mad • mug up the line with a green flag to hold out. Coold have seen week a signal better than whet • flag was stuck by the side of the By Mr. Davies—Had bees 18 year in the company's serves and, according to rah • cedes somber of guards was allotted to • teals proportioned to the number of carriages in it. (This, it will be sees, is in contradiction to what the Witgelle stated in roily to Mr. Cheedier's questions.) The witness, is reply to the ernes said be had within to do with the number of bread or number of guards to a train. Ted his Instructions is the car of excursion Seas from the porn issued. It was the station-master's duty ' et Birkenhead to see to the making up of the train. By Mr. Jones—Fitter or eighteen carriages wee the used number to an excursion Sue, but twenty-five were sot unreel Had seen as me., as forty ceniseee is as near doe train on the London sad North Western lies The tree went on well until they mend at the pins when the man were merlin the line. [The graded was lis 120 or greater. The railway authorities pat the grodent at lin MI The rails were not being tikes up, but "lifted," which mesas raisin the sleepers and packing them. By gen ea the min he meant travelling about 36 miler as hour. By the Foreman—Dering the process if pickle& should • trio come up lmulPeeteily, might it set dyne that ose side might be higher than the other ? The whams was indented that if the sue aide was peeked higher than the other, It would net threw the leading wheels off the lies He added that the webs- driver et the first elegise had the best chance of sung win' was going on. and giving Bathe to the driver of the mendl engine. Is reply to Mr. Chandler, The wither said that et • speed of 33 miles an hour a Irate with two urines 32 coaches and 2 vane, could be stopped is two MIN. sot lees. He Gould sot ken slackened the speed of tie trails to less than 20 miles an hour from Ire bridge to where the sees were at work—three-quaini if • utile. _ _ . - The witeses was arowexsadoed a good deal ea tothe speed el the trap altar the steal bad bees asee, sad be said Ito thought be bad wedged the opted to 15 mina' SS Lear wham the aseideet osaatted. Rama Owls was salt eallsd, to prove the ideatity et lee' , brother, sad a distress* is... sewed. Elbe steed that" hat brother. William Owae, was Se • slailessw. of Irw: 11 ; Elotthsed. Ilighakest. Beane bra; that be wee' prew • argot by the ezesoofee We. sod Is esesseseeeesidebst a bed deep Is the errs ' ' tie bet seem diregewar hoe* ' few Weems emppisi kiwi ll' awl sidigr:^* '70,..*+.14 al lasill ;;101004tift Oilillorp _skihirlii, "4 ,20010 iwi iiiiiiita,a4. She ledi lasellima 1. ri. ••Ibioinriww. . thaillV ' •-•- • , 1%. .& (TWOPENC: • 1 , nese hare wewitetelowletisedrilke •emillei wedswadflit sheet "the um Meat killed km peer berehlre" maid oat of the man limeade. An etkioerainent here took pleas, sod ea the Ng Wit amembliag, Edward Gregory, guard of the eacanice train, saidi r men with the Info bow Manstester on Wedniekry. hatimstion he bad ef Ike socudent was • beesping the me le whisk he wee Mow so caution re danger 14 The baba stopped ens after the barapiag and the eseideet had taken pima. bid OA imer my epistle er diva to atop the train. Whew the beamkg took place he pat se Ele break. They were ten gain ,a 4 the sate el SO to 35 ass* an ker. After the modest be emit am of the *lapels bee dews the bee, to stop anything that might fellow, aad thee misted in pttlag the wounded keel maim the wreak. A somber af peeseepre endeted, and he left them and got • hares from is • field to seed to Onteiry far retied help. Os 'sides 'keg the line he me that it wan masked, and the chairs broken. The late von tp end ekes stripped al its ballast. Being asked es to lab Ides ef the eases of the bump*. tho Winer mid It was kis int. mei= that they had TIM o=ur 'something. WUaece was the heed guard of the trans, sod his van wee within foot monism* of the sad of Me ads. By Er. elmisdler—That **net the snail pleafor the bead guard, but the end sinks train. The other guard's me was la the middle ef,tkp i pmieb so that titer bed four Issas, me he one gong to 11.116 =slew The vitas. Imo time which Imo ol”paiit ilia Aiwa statism „Flit*l Dot aware of any role vegnisting the number el ambits to esoareness. Ws nese ISt, In wee of sleep yedimoim • aertsin numbs ef guardn wen allotted to • tab. - In futiOnt ttioolistaNiko witaire mid he hell be" pond four games. Did net remider 32 eurlages en un =tally homy train, ldtLef.d amidst 4 0 manage , ark Could ham stepped the MEseki many photo is half • sue. and la ate *es when IMP seelideut happened mold hove otoppectit la thsto-qouteio of's toile ors Inas. Only felt the bumping for •hw minutes before the train stopped, sad the widest osoarrat. We` won brought so • stand at are minutes past 2. Thought file,train bad beim gig. shoe 35 to 40 sales so boor. . By My. Jaess—The woo Albs dehry at Chester was their waiting for MS Mihail& 'sullen el she walla to arrive. Thy also bad to master the passemeers al three isms waticies al • the itiohmlipit: nut to Bre x their own. TM witness gave donor whoa no Event te, the onset* out as to the done, al Of pliteloyeri whoa tits line won nadir repair. The siation.twoter at the startiappl; (Cbtter) regulated the ambit el grids and breaks is twin. The Liquify was stet probssdhis whew eat tepid is despeithedle eateh the bit wettable helm labial Witness Audition, the drivisi died Let alibi W Deals, Josithes Row, Jima Winctoe,cad Asa Vezthe ere wash worse, wed ne ti t ontistiela • sista The suit, with the cureptioa el Mc Homes, flier use Y hopshre. are prestessieg lavesandy. • , • , I;tailag the deg the whole.* the remaisieg bed* IMP idsatined, and wse dieoribed,as !Warn Edwina Orris, ol No. Highotreek, Southanapion, an el:simper as loud a stesenbest, who has left a widow sod Ere °bikini& ; Annie Calikawd, d Warriosion, aMk nios years old ; Charlie Alm hi wile, sea see, el N.. 9, Doiabak.gliest. Bk• Odin, Leiden ; they had Item tot a visit le Mrs. Alts'. nasthilln The lattasek was adjoin:aid till today. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Annul" Jun 9.—A7Pourrartmam --Surgeon J. E. Alidersee, S. the Vapid, tor Grosowak Hoopitui.• Inanseat J. L.... to tb. Mask Paw % Am Tookm, promoted ; mid A. Douglas, to tato Wm, midi tired, tar emir* I. tin Ann wet, vim Loudon. Inaismor O. L. Own* appointed chide 'Miaow of th• Orme eddieMook ektrdo adiama Ow Orea b eg le Asea tong pan aL A grand lialdeday sod Wei , Id* Oise at Woolwlc-66moms ranged" th• orinsesemithienNal lifesmo Ms Doke of Ocackiihm 61.6 OMIMIOMMA madiag-npakist, and a ammosc THZ REV. P. D. MAaILICE AND THE RIPER. aszfrarlos OP THE PEOPLE. The first of a series of lectures upon the subject of " the representetios of the people, awl bow it is se ceded with the edoestias of the people," was delivered yesterday afternoon, at the Work* Men's College, Oist Onesed.tresa, by tise lea B. D. Memos, LA. rev. lesser prefaced his discoares by remarking NIL the boss is which they were .ffiesembled bed been found too smell ter the closer whisk mot is it. They desired to build • room or romp for their socconnodstise. and as the state of the feeds would sot permit these to carry nit their with... they thought, se they were stein • parties al the mosey, that their pride vr odd tot pt hart in asking for the smideder. le considering the ends *hick they of l$ to LW it le the inetelifte Las thosite bedpied sowed to him which have epos the qessities that o d d o ell at this tone. Their VartWar lassoes were directed to palish. objects. They aD had, or should have, the women object el taking geed eilisece. Os the other heed, they were eentiseally 'minded that their pupils were already somber, of the With cormies wealth, that their position wee tesettiss them Leese whisk they could not impart, that those which the, did host meat compare with these et be imam:tusk Them they were led to reflect is the Islamise ot hook leareleg eir pettiest inelitetiose and plata isetittitione ea boob Iserniag. They tried to fled what isstroction to give worlds sea which most besellted them as goglisbusee ; ad tildes they resepised theses Begliehmes, melees they tried Is iest eider what privileges sad reeposibilitiee they Smelt Lth them, they could not hope for much istisfectioe ipso thee point. This problem be bad expressed is the terms which were stonily emoted by the prospect of • general else. tics. He bad proposed to show how the repress. tattoo of the people sad the Lomats of the people affected each ether. He was silsd of coarse to &veil himself of amt temporary interest, that he might beipsk the attention of his hearses to • topic el preiusent imports... He bad not LI. hay elesse• thspesticie ; it bed bee Used spot them by their bee is the iostitutioo, sad it at eD emits site to practice the theory. Be re bs irtric i i led Is the tees es/ ha Miters to ask whether say patios dikes wt. have sot the franchise might to have it, and by ought, he peat Loth. it wardesirable for us all that they shield hate. 114• He bad see, therefore, allotted to them in Isis kis this. He bad sots al the pectl., sect he did sot get his sties of • soils by coasting keeda. He did sot idestify by e people • multftade—a majesity. If Laid, be bebreed shield...Fp the tirade...alai& the mese bee ems. Aces be. whom they bed it, It they could keop the ides of • people as • fru apse whole, strongly is reirdistios, they wee& all the tielliets sod comeliest.. at Rome Watery' men is =tikhistet.tbill'heilectilorbe lees er havin g chter d itsc e" Tnert her , rks in tease. Norman. mid astessest LI.. pro. to yetithe (NOWA sod the fresboader, sod the t oi lient am = se ted. He mid the Hoes Benesess .” l t jest le the MIN sty as the debris d Hese yeast le. They were lying saiside the people. they wanted to be with the people,_ sad to be reeseised as integral portiere of the people. He feted That teneerly the Hesse LOseneccos esiosested of Insights of the Licosa bergesess el the tows, the former represeet. lug the f r e eholders acid th e latter the freemen ; sad these =r,them beck to Hr. Hemble's martinis end Mr. • assent of the tows guilds, He elms& that atlul rooms or direr the Bass holders ed bad boss pat of intermediate lord., had hes acquiring the of Wise merely tabled to the Wag, and that; by mere loses or other the Luton inhabits. et the towns bed been segetleg resopitioe of their freedom, haviag Lee rites to inesicipalLfaity. Is 'Lesvos., to mem , tain what the. mesas vim he got eliesesse et s lecadesiel teserforesethie, the mesa weederiel, he those., that ILL take plies in • eatioe's history—the recovery or of se ell netts laspop. The lesterer bevies erZ ati ‘t ia the sesubs of represeetedes wee to be seeseleinedoset boss • theory bet from blowy creeskided his dieseree ambit the pse is el Melees'. • DOWATCN 07 m B,&zm AND Rtvut PLAT' ISANA.-4107711A11 , 71, Juni 9.—Tbe Rawl ILA One pues gloms Alp Out CUpillihl Wookuott. tail 4 Ibis of toraoos vUb Una ions for Linos, IL Thiat, Pvvisabuse. nib* B b Jessire, Vests Vlub, Beam Mrs, U. Ate vsb .67 promverts ; sod ea frialti. ; bar Aver, &COOL ; jolrolliezl4lu.; Maignswieli.Wol.; *teary. 5,9244610) ii fa aim -01 hos& reeling.* sequbasibm. 111‘ Bony', tlekiiiiiii libbilk restothqg Iligniatta atilip wi iii 4 l 4 zrz t ratir o u Ngsvi t tWe ieuesmaj a viza iitirmik az ra il imitg agf i s litt ' l b o l a talli Or , .. ..:. ,r,rot - : - --: . ... 4.:; 1..c..ia. vez u.: tit raf...2 ."•••• •JI