The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-26 00:00:00

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'OM molt 7a,1 i.t , ~• ~, li I •I. tiVi' if ) 11.4 I'll :1 v 1 . : ...; •,- 1.1 .trus .•) . : J. 1 1: ~.f ... 4; ... , ... . 1 . • ••• se •-• ms's.4o e .:1)4.4•)1.1.1. 1 1 711.1 t• : • (.lAd ?II i) / - I ,av flibmPed, MMiaICS No. 5,763.1 ...••••••MOVII IPEOULAR LINE of PAOKiTfl.—For MEL -3.11# MI Rare Milo. Perot, tbr HOLXINDAM, 13 , 1 was pegiwer=l:lo, It41121415:1S tsars Orr lass India boas. nab . salt at Mao** 64 corer lan roProtarrad saresso.elr ai r o litlLl rP, *KA W, and I.?wrier.s,s. saUselosage .orto F. GUNS and LiZ 4O . Londe I drat. Pliaeo4•l s by this line con P by rat rad to 11)month at reduced farm aPplyba tot 011.1110 age Os. tor WWI'. ,v;r) • AF ' mid 80 N (Limited). llIaL 8180,000. lu 16,00 Clara of ten pomade each. 6,000 of these shares, reck oned as telly pad. belay taken by the late proprietors to ears of the purchase, and the rcutalulug 11,40 shares to he now allotted The late pregeletan eta guaranteeing a minim= dividend of 10 per cat. thednit three years an the paid up capital. IN per share to be paid on appliatias, sad Yea illetanset ; a second payment of 44 10*. te be made on March 1, 1006, making £5 10.. paid UP: lai Its. nee especial that any fur thee call will have to be mad* and to any case three reouths' notice will he Petal beam aasktng any additleasl cal Shari It biers may. however, pay up asir abases ha full at once. and receive from the date of so doing Interest at the rate of g per cent., or such higher rate as my be agreed upon by the Directors upon al stuns paid In advance of calk. 011110,0111. Colonel F. B. Ward flats N.A.I. Welwyn. Hiets, Director of the Hanniersafth and City sad of the Central Wales Intension Railway Commis& T. W. Kaye, Bee., lii, l Linil m lan-flada, W.C. I Owen Jones, kat, 9, 11. Argent-street, London. Joke 88 . Law. ma., Naherltat, sal Ti, os. James's pace, Loadwa. Yr. William Day, !outfields. Tutnellpark, F. Managing Mader. Wean Direstars' alma will be added abatly.) Sammy —The London and Camay Bank, 324 end 323, Ugh Bolton. W.C. Illeuerrcer.M.sma lake, Kendal, and Lake, 10, Llasoliecain, Landow. .•Baonna—ldward Halewood. ~ loanders'coert, Lothbory. Alingenl—Nleined Pubes Awearrateat. meiman imam AWE" Dal. Maui= Ur Tbll c *one= Allr lUsalaaa ataeti~tt.—Mr. Day. Pleas et Ina be 0, R,.4.1 kesi•eind. laaslan W,O. • Tapiocas- snow, If.C.: Oesisaa Gala& 180, New Icalgatalt, W., thisdla: LOMA, THURSDAY RUINING, JANU4IIr: ,26, gRE ; HZE A. 1%. =MELO Zad MASAITIELLO, in which Monsieur LAVlllloJol)l.linrrrellch amic. Ids afteersigerbil r Imam arm anssae what et the emoted b 7 Mr. P. Jo w, the 0.11,0114 r IEB aes, wr , WA* Arigial NAVAL AN& MILLATAAL reps accusailid.t I. (mom one new onsitsrosararr.l PARIS, WzoisfaDar Emu,. The poison is at length givea why Prince AIWA de fin**, M. de Lavergne, and M. Coc h in Wiwi prevented from lacewing upon " Adam Smith," the " History of Paria" sad " the lamas' of Mo rality ill matters of Taste,* anda very ettreordbuiry one it 1a The Bulletin AdrOitisfratif, an organ of M. Dnrny, says the permissi?n given to those three 1 1 I gentlentint to lecture was withdrawn upon better oonsidenatioo, ". because it is in the highest degree, important, under existing circumstances, that public lecturie should maintain their exclusive literary aid scientific character, and that the public notoriety of certain names might. in spite even of the desire of the honourable lecturers themselves, and quite independently of the subject treated of, deprive them of that character." ADMIZAIXT JAN. 25,—ArrourricWm Lieu feriri F. P. Doighty, to Iliblifahary. , Liostimant IL D. Maaselay, t i p tits Bath* , Xi, koporoco, aad D. A. Costanza, *first Wpm Ober Atimisbat Faiginear F. Skalkoo, ti She Ade, warmed. Tula LONDON PAVILION.—Don PATTOS, a. the 00 sera to Melo. WIRT ZTIN/NO. The *others Mgr* the meet li greeetut acrolkete he Loo4oo. Amea liorv4 14oueteur Ithodtter, sad Arthur Lloyd. Vance here. __WYMAN sod BONS' (of tilts rr nr of t z r o 5 1 a g. 4 , k D I r et to Wee th• ir Deets as Woodsy, Yak IA (WWI( at Pliamestk), ges spilled WNW ship MIMI 1,100 toes, J. S. ATWOOD, Crwasider: Iplag la Ws led lads Darla. Her woo goaatless ler all 'taws d peamagers an usaurpeased, and M ciali t t i ,a osapsodeace4 wassesa.—Tor tralght or passage IT aad XOSAIS Orftb Mom. Wow rural:ad Sous), T, leaesaball-street rumps' lo Sae dratlan aoevesed los Patlellegtos M ftwealla awl elan Sit NAM slias Dees sal ascend slew dam Dr Ibled larse. TIN LONDON PAVILION, TUKSDAY, the Mt lost THE PALL MALL CiAZETTIB, ffilmtraso /111WSPAP1111 sad isrusw. 04111 ft. 14. Saistiory4treet, &mid. W.U. .."t 1 minims . OF Ily. CF!ARLIEI KNIGHTS WIVIWASMAIMIT. Now royal, prim 10A IL, the Men awl Volume of PASSAGIS of • WORKING LIFE URINO LAI.7 A 01247U/LY. 11, MAUL§ Knorr. Volua 1. bad 11. say be bed imperil/Iy, rim 102. ell. sub. Louise: Bnolbar: ark Evem, 11, basterirdrest, LC. PB 0011PANIZS ACT, 1882. Th. Forma A. dad Aseosot Basks re yard under the above Ask sine WA other atiall of Aeseant look; with every Stationery ro tede fn'fn' Climpuia, Ckenties-bono. ao. =ic en tio best Memo ZA.it4 of every desoription ed Certificates lagraved and ftated ; Masi lode do dprid ofeeoled. H AA sad INA* la AssiasPei. RA. tat LeadarlaiAga g. .; k • ▪ , N , a ▪ ,' NI . A Ai it. : Milt LITILIPOOL Oi QUIJIMOWP PAW► 11111. OTIIhJLP OD W YPIPT Mond dos pladdßK, asd eirMewaosed C04•4x00 hoe keow Akesaakapa. s " MS MA% saw YORE. fib, Wednesday. Feb. 1. OM OP DUBLIP llsts. 4. OM OP BOSTON: Arol war W A orm= NA =a• w Ile=orimimm esalltdalSg; =Bra "ill" irrerfor ro=horlm ye , it , Mag e =. ipplir4JA.ll. Livened; sr bXMAS iM RIDUIN.—Dovet Route to Hanover, Bruno. yir leek, sad °WM Clerssay.—Ose el the North Gerhart Linda ak. are sae exur eleateare ADIJ.I6 110%5'4 ee be /011WALBS win despatched bow Boresirkoonx, seralog rweather periattfaac at 10 m at:73 Mr ter pasoragere at 1! won—Yam to sad MI Meru Wk.% h.. 1 and Al 111a—Appi SZM i t: amni a Oft" Ragent-ciretle. W. ; ay to PAH VPM IMLAY 111. Main. Ma Ow, n. aositnes. rvU AGRA and ( Lite MASTERMAN'S BANK ted). News- mous of thin ' ettRiIIICATIR of UNI nerr tiet sham leaned tinder reeointiom of the opera aleeeing of the SiA if M.. sad in term of the itanra circular litter if the tMh of May, WM are required to dqoalt them at tY gait, preparatory to lane of definitive cerWeatee fa the one.TlFfirder of the Board m ot Dtreetora BALFOUR. General Manager. as, gleholaadene. Ineabardetriet, Landon, Jan. M. 1556. FIFTH REPORT of the ALLIANCE BANK iBrft. 4 enberribed capital, £4.000,000 —At • OILeRRAL gangs el the Shereholders held at they London Tans o as TOMMY, Me NM January, 100, the followisg Report wee peemite The Pi d ss* re beg to subedit to the shareholden • statement of Ohs trusses of the Bank for the bail-year enclitic the 314 Dec. nitres, profits, hicindleg te,sse 14s. hi. brought forward lertbe merlon, half.) ear, amount to £l,6,slie lis dd., which, alter dieralleg oarreat es wears, interest oar current and deposit send% see rebate es hills demented but not yet duo, leaves a seltelance of £N.74l 1 vs. ad. TM alumnus and extensive failures of mercantile house ELthe last three mouths of the past year have pressed with severity on this Company, and the Directors regret that lobe for on accounts now in liquidation will stern the M ler the half-year, and a further sum of nor Da Id, which has bees earned from the reserve fund yemilt and km h ick . b Mellon W these losses, the Directors think it their duty to elde thst there are transactions not yet matured In connexion Mks Mary account, which may possibly entail a large addl. Wel Ma The Bank, however, holds se, within. which M is be nalined tavaisrality : bat whatever loft may miss erg with separsiely, and written ad the reserve :Its these circumstances the declaration of • dividend be recomonewied. ft inettgactory to the Directors to be able to state that after awed maid scrutiny by themselves and the Asditon they toes Wow resift is believe that the current badness of the Yetis is • sound eosdltlos, and they took forward with Dont sham hi the tatan prosperity of the institution. anise 16,080 Meese authorised by the Ratrsordlaary Meeting beeps lest to be lanai at £lO per share premium, %tee have hem sp for and allotted, and the amount of prod= sees aired - s.on ha., In accordance with the resolutions passed Masi Meeting, b en added to the reserve fund. The !Minors have to record with regret the death of Mr. De Cairo, and the seignagon of lie. J. P. Robinson, who has left Reshot ke India; thus causing two vacancies in the Lirection. 1108 ALLI %NCR K C 1.1021180). BALANCE-010MT, hit December, 1008. 011. Tomlin& paid vp, vu 4118 per shore, ea 70.010 thares..47lo,ooo 0 0 Llleaßi In &mar. no,ts 0 0 _ Totters than oil 1.17 t gazes lilt 746,075 0 0 Ynr 97,760 0 0 lamb fa wear 9.779 0 0 96,483 0 0 4862,600 0 0 To =oast duo to customers on =MIA and dopoott somas* &slier sofas, 116. To bah mat* 1016.750 6 9 6019,076 6 6 . To reserve tend, 30t12 June, 1864 06,000 0 0 To premium on 4,770 shame, 1004 lame Lou arrests 9.326 0 0 .....a. _ . 165,903 0 0 U 90706 0 0 Len amoant transferred to met and for motet 108.267 Al 7 15,066 1* 11 To relate account.. A 7,110,850 13 10 Ca. By cab fa baud, at Bank of England, end at call L 224,746 2 11 By Weinlmola In CoutoZs, du. By bt24 at euelmage, loam to customers, and yogis W 1 the loss OW which has beam fee) 1, 3 1ag, furniture, bank fittings,, lite., is Isadon, Southwark, Liverpool. Manchester, and Birkeuhead 48.074 0 0 By preliminary s spews 417,111,1150 IS 10 PIOTIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT. DA. To current ermines, Including salaries, 4s. Usury, directors' remuosration, he. To interest 011 anent and deposit Amounts To rebate on bills dassousted. sot yet du KM 19 11 To bad debt account L 947,684 9 1 Oa. 87 Wm" 21091 UN ti,4l/0 14 9 37 Pm pr ler man 3M Decem ber, 1964 By reierve fund 91,737 11 5 . nR IREIZIVII YUND To tztr d mama £t47,664 • 1 ... Mt= 11 6 206.347 8 7 Ca. BY Mance. 30th June, INS Premium ou shares .... L 310.9511 0 0 1.144.000 0 0 14,900 0 0 A11W9% 0 0 14.1 " pig „1 /f Wince brought down Af08,237 II 7 Wi bore examined and audited the above accounts, and and IW sonect. QUILTILR, BALL, and Co. MAAMWOOD W. BANNER. Thefiecrettu7 having read the advertisement convening the IfineWsg, ~,Th• Nester of transfers was authenticated by inspreesing mineyen the common meal of the Company. It 71e report and accounts having been taken u read, trociroposed by the CgAMicts seconded by the DUMMY vliAllXl,ll, and resolved uosoiniouily : Hutt the report and accounts be rectived and ad II opted. was proposed by Mr. WALL: seconded by Mr. CONV MUM, and resolved : ,Theit this meeting ha l full confidence In the direotors of the Efiek and begs to give a vote of thanks to the Chairman and Libenten for their services daring the past halftar. J. N. DANIS Chairman. fk.xtraoted from the minutea4 ELLIS CLO 1:9, Secretary. IS If r .1 r• Pim premiums.. We premiums totem ou Investments L 540 ,00S stooooi pie mows rca w Mw leo:oao Z 950,000 TEE LIVERPOOL sod LONDON and GLOBE DPIURANCE COMPANY. blabWWI left Ices—l, Dale.dreet, Liverpool : 20and ti. Pgaz7; T. Olumbel: sad boi, Chirlmparook Louisa RZYINI:I IN IA4I. estahliehed for *greeds( both Km and Ufa '"'"loges. and facillteong the payment of Prttudoote off MY of the world. SWINTON INIULT, Secretary to the Company. JOHN ATKINS, redden& Secretary. domerisr. O°LZB'B ALGA MARINA, s °mum'. TUTILD Re&ENCE of the SLA-NLID, le as Invaluable eddied ter Rbeameteem end Itheemsde goat, sir Oar cestileckee, eerotalous Le,—fleid In bola" "'• "L , 4 9 U., lad nI i ZZ" . .IIOMAS LILTING, 79, et. Paw* asel ail OCIP lan& OIL, imported direct from New imam!, by THOMAS KEATING, TN, K PanTweintrali- Morli In beta... MN-plata, ; Flea. U. 04. ; Imo* 0.. yousue. LITIR OIL from Newfoundland, fast 61 Nuer. sad Paara-di Last buiporbid wawa, b TROMAS twWM St. oraysrd, LC. Bold la b ola's, Orlf -11.14•111. ; Nab, ft. IL ; quarts, is,, lapecta/ aswarii. AI&WOW PIMPBMUS. Thb comw.i. teemed to witless the reesetly erected free hold and long leasehold premlase,the entenelve plant, machloery, sad worldq gloat of the lithograph* obromo-Ilthographls, platjr u n c tleg, and gallantry Miasma* =tee th illaw = e dglne, tle in - pleat, and Mock of the well known arm of lon, athegraphen to the Queen end to Kin. the Prime et Wel* ler the peeper of aanying on end ihrfeloging to their fullest ~teas the various branches of cur test burbler alreeft In active operation, which include not eel: the.. Meier demise of c peodeetion• whlep, appeal ing.° the educated sad weelehy, Map alive the extended r ft e o g i i Milo* 'tithe establishment, but also the innumenntle every. seetleftlea et brim, ebercheata, professional Ego, and Re *hS tauter% end of e iro lia . :ery oolisterel koala of Industry Nat cate be *dean Wend The property to he co of : fir* The mid feeseleold 'realm erected within to. last lee years imperially foe them ht inesses : they are enti tled In the very mates of London, and la a locality which, from the chamfer akeeftln progress by railway sad other otlapaniee andby the Wry &gamines le Holborn Valley, ea well as by the contemplated centralisation of the law realm to the Immediate neltshboarbocal, mast rapidly Improve . and It la but reasonable to bailers SW to the amuse at a sw years they will assume twice or thetas their pliant setlamted value. Secondly. The BUM" patents, steam and other machinery, plea!, and mettle .talk. of tee Ittlegvaphle, chromo.titho- esoppermlatispriuting. and ststs - un7ry - Insineasee, and other Incidental arta and pronoun, together with the bualiaesi flowing thereto Dem all clause and from all quarters, ea well as hose her Mili*MWS fitotionorpolics, and other Government se tabliahments. It is intended to increase this department of the Malmo, by the introduction of kindred penults. to an extent for which the fenClitelle ef a private Ms would be bawl= but which cannot fall to be highly remunerative when by the cap gal of a Company. Thirdly. The ooppMhis, publicatiooeteek, sad plant of the enemies pablishing hesinem from which source alone In Ma country, during the last fifteen y the highest class of illus trated and illuminated works have beea issued. During the time named the witindahmsat of Mews. Day and dos produced sad distributed a succession of works which for latent mot es , oedema are without a parallel in tbe history of publishing. Mais in this or any other country, calling forth the euloginey of the artist, the connoneenr, the public, cad the prem. The o Timm" in a late notice, remarked of some of them works that they were of such magnitude, importance, and beauty ea to appear to be beyond the soups of private enlerpetse, and mon suited for the unlimited resources of royal or Imperial tuArto Lialimente. As the Dtrecton And It a ivautageous, photo,traphy and every other progiable branch of the Mae Me will be nitro dared. - 7tt the Exhibitions of ISSI and 184 at the Preach Lshlbltlon, at the Dublin and at the Art-iressures ilshlbitiou et Illaselvester. Best class medals were awarded fir the various production. of this estAblishments The prt.e to bb;ilven to the Messrs. Day for their premises. dock4s-trade, gewithil,ic.. is g 100.400, of whirl £Su.ooe la to be taken to paid-nei shares of the Company, and the remainder is to be paid in cub by instalments. This price has been Pled. eller a careful vehiatiot of the haildli , p and trade premise.. sad of the stock-hatrede, machinery, ac., by competent valuers, and has been certified to the Directors u fair and reasonable. The idock-bs-trade has been valued at such sums that the Directors are Wormed the values Maud are those which, after the regular trading of the Company, could be realised for sag remainders oa a aisle by auction If properly manapaL The Maths. Day have been engaged by tth Directors for a term of five yew% as masagers, at moderate Warne, which are to be increased If the dividend exceed tea per cent : which re • the Weems. Day guarantee as the saWm for the ant three years, believing that a higher rate will very soon be attained. The advantageous nature of this agreement to the shantholden is most evident. in the gas:sates it is to those 11110 dear, a prentable lavestment with the least conceivable nab, since thelarge menent of property in the b slues belonging to the setae% inargen gine them every lineament to devote their best sisersthe and shill to Its SWAM, and as the mansion have been penotieally acquainted with and carrying on the business for • long tens et Dew there le every certalaty of large p oats being rattles/ The Company will at awe* enter upon the various premises as follows, Ls. —No.. 4, 6. S 7, 0. sad 9, Oats street, Lincon'aine gelds, W.C., Twylertrehufklings, Itheolu'elnethide, W.C., and the Guam New Bawd-street, W.: the Weer pre mien being vale for the purposes of the public eithlbillan of say worth of art in which the Compeay may lis interested. No sinuses fee promotion' fees have been or will be incurred. The bushiest' will be taken over by the Company as from January I, 19111% and the first report of the directors and declara tion of a dividend will take place before or durum /sly. 1460. If a lees mother et shores is allotted than is spells for, the money paid co applicatioe will be applied as ter as It will ex teed la of the £2 payable oa allotment of the shares actuallyallotted, and of the further call of dr 10a, the balance Of any) being repaid to the applicant. If no allotment Is made, the money will be returned In Prothertnves end forms of applicatlim for shares can be ob tained at the offices of the bicker and solicitor, at which hitter place a copy of the memorandum and articles of association CAD be seen. YOR SHAMS HAT IV lUDS on THS TOLUMTDH To the Directors of Day rand !!on (Limited), 0, Ostestreet, Llncein'olan•flelds, London. Gentlemen,—Havlng paid to the London and County Bank, NM end Ms, High Holborn, London, to .C.,' on your amongst, the suns of I hereby request that you will allot me shares in Day and don (United!, and I hereby apes to accept such shares, or any leis number that may be allotted to me, and to pay or anow In respect of each share allotted to me the want of At on allotment, and Li 10a on the let March, lesS, to sateedance with the provisions of the proepectus, and to pay seek stalls es may from time to time be made upon the shares allotted to ins : and I wee to become a member of the Company, sad to Mnio the Articles of Association when re. tdred by you; and I request you to place my name upon the at Members In respect of the shares so allotted. Name In full Usual Armature Profession or occupation Inialdence In full Date • Or the deposit may be psid to the acemuit of "Day and Son fLizalted). • at the Read 0. of the London and County Bank, 22, Lointord-steeet, n o r to any of the Braman; of that Rank. nANDLES.-PRIZZ MEDAL PANANYINL—Adapted by bee Majentre Clovenoneat tor the military abalone. J. C. and J. MILD. the ariglnal inannfacturen anti holders of the lee Prise Medal, ablation the paella 'pleat say sparing bnitadoes. Their label la an all patina sad boson Bela oy Nl dialers throughout the fees Wbolessle and fie repertellon ea the Works. UPPER LANIIITIL LONDON. IL, when also say be obtained *dr telebengsd United kale. gone Tabbies BOYS and their CLOTHING. IMAM and Co., SS and 07, Oxford-street, W. Tb• first katabliehment in the Kingdom for every description of Boys. and Youths' Dress. The following Garments may be asieetet In all /shrimp, POW, and Sine: —Overcoats and meek it. &L to 44e. ; Eton. Harrow, and Rugby Snits, Vs to 35s ; Knickerbocker Dresses, its. Sd. to Us. Osborne and Wimbledon Batts, tie tote.: Jackets for School and Home, 9e. dd. to Us: Trottirrn Se 6.1. to les 641. ; Jsckets and Vesta alike, Den Id. to 21n Hate and Cam with Hodery is peat variety. ripo PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The return .1. of youth to their respective boarding-schools induces a solicitude for their permed comfort and attraction. and ROW- LaN De MACASSAR OIL, far mosiensting the growth and improving sad beautifying the hate, Rowlands' it alydor, for im proving the skin and complexion, and removing cutaneous defects, and Rowlands' Odooto, or Pearl Dentifrice. for ren dering the teeth beautifolly white and preserving the 'urns, are considered Ind hmensaids aocompanimenta--Cold by A. ROW LAND and SONS, lU, itatton-gardea, sad by chemists and w him:era Ask for Rowleade articles. NOTHING INPOSSIBLIC.—The greatest sod nose soft hmotlen of the day, JOWL AILABILLA.— Mesas. JOIN and Co., Urn lingcourt, Lobard. street, Lon; o perfuneers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the pub& this searrellose Bald, which gradually restarts the Imams hair to pristine ue—so natter st what age. The Agog easerilla less arse of the h properties of dyes ; It, on the crofter, Is beasrolal to the syslese. sad whoa the hair Is once lrrrar sae appieseisa per ow* will bop It In perfect colour. Prim t 1 IL per bottle. or is ball Wilda. Its N. Jahn Gowen sad Os hare bosh eggolgited pertswers to MX& the Primers of WaIea—JOMP.OIIMILL sad Co.'s CIIIIRT TOOTII PASTE le greatly soperior Is say tooth powder.—To be bad of all par fusers, ehesille. sod al the saawatostory, U, noes Irlagesori. Lasabspkitam4, Leedom. DiISCOT T% NUMB sEd LPTIR , I . M i sem NM( remedy. irrepared witbeet MT larediumt. f the redm O Dr. Beett, wM le Mod hmehable to an of•o Paw &oat fol eor sod am comPialsio, iod= MA &P IM &Maim limber el the eme. dm Fee seeMeemee, se a liattly mpedme maim emd its • Maw et tttral. Wig me leate ; mild t• thel ...u sla le Me meats epprilm MIA Me mimes —gielTlVlV—"lma bert. 3. Mad . wed try reit &andel@ b/ h. Rd. en* 11•4111. eme tea* ter M. hestre Mem sad PIM She draw me Me square gram padmpe whit " Miami Lealterr wend cm the IMPIP. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (istrra's num FRANCE. PARIS, JAN. 26. The French Chambers are convoked for the 15th of next month. The Pairis of this evening Mats* that the Spanish frigate Numancia will not sail for the Pacific, her departure having been countermanded in conse quence of the receipt of more peaceful news from Peru. The following is the result of the elections of new members to the Protestant Consistory in Paris : M. Laffon, supported by both parties, and MM. Mallet, Chabaud, Vernes, and Andrd, candidates of the orthodox party, have been elected. A fresh vote will have to be taken to decide whether M. Guisot, of the orthodox, or M. Barbezat, of the liberal party, is elected. The difference in the number of votes obtained by the contending parties is very small. ITALY. TURIN, JAL 25. This evening about one hundred persons, amongst whom were several students, made a demonstration in honour of Signor Aslopis, formerly President of the Senate, and other political personages. No dis turbance took place. The subscriptions to the bonds on the sale of state property being one-fifth in excess of the amount to be allotted, will be reduced in pro portion. TURKEY. (Vi► Marseilles.) CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. 18. The British Embassy has protested to the Porte against the new law on the press. The question has been referred home. The Indo-European telegraph line was completed yesterday. Colonel Stewart, .Lhrector-General of this service, died on the same day. ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO AlilMAla TO TRH ZDITOI or THE ZIPS/LBll. Eta,—Ate meeting of the Committee of this Society, held yesterday, I had the hosour to read your lead ing article referring to cruelty to animal', which appeared in your parer of the 7th inst. ; and I was desired to express to you the most cordial thaoks of this Society for your able advocaey of the claims of brutes, and of the muse in which we are Gamed. The premium* in which you placed your temperate and practical observatiosts will, doubtless, awaken the attention of many of your readers to a question which cannot be narrowed down to the mere protection of dumb creatures ; for, as you suggest, a man carefully kind to animals will seldom be brutal to his fellows. Is reply to your question, " Why dt.es not the society more frequently eased is its head.quarters (the New Cattle Market) the evil it exists to combat r I am directed today that we do assail the cruel practice of drovers and horse /hiders to which you diode. Every market day our officers are employed is the market sod its vicinity, and I hays so hesitation in eerie( the sasses you so justly and graphically describe would be impossible if we could multiply the Dum ber of our mastables, and particularly it the magistrates of Clakenwell, by whom all cases from that district are beard, would inflict heavier penalties upon offenders. The four dicers generally engaged on the duty before named do prevent an incredible amount of cruelty. I.— By their preseacs and by their interfersomi. 2. By prosecutions, hundreds of which have resulted in meridiem daring the past three or four yams. The work in the market, and outside is the numerous highways sad byways, would overtsak the energies of du times the number of oonstablse which we can afford regularly to em. ploy in Copenhagen-field.. But the fact still remains, I beg to submit, that our interference will be useful or the contrary exactly in proportion as we obtain the support of the magistrates. if every brutal drover or horsmdmler ware to be imprisoned for two mouths with bard labour, as is the aim recently heard by Mr. D'Eyncoort (a copy of which I enclose for your perusal), we should soon mitigate the horrors of New Smithfield. Is it not labour is vain to inflict a penalty of • few shillings upon a clam of men who, it is well known, are members of • protective association, the funds of which are designed expressly to pay such fines! The defendant leaves the court with • grin of triumph, and he and his companioas repeat again and again their inhumanity without let or biodramie ; but Ist the magistrates commit the delinquent, the effect is re stunning upon his clam that he who witnesses it most ever afterwards be an advocate for this punishinecit. lam bound to say, however, that magistrates often take a mfr. offal view of the cruelty committed by drovers, apparently for the remorse you give in alluding to another clam of cisme& The alleged stubbornness of the ox ; its fears apes reaching thoroughfares crowded with vehicles mad , human beings so soon after quitting its louterene and peaceful fields; the sem irberthrous erudition of the offeeder, sad many other emaiderstions Whence the judgment of the bench. It is well-Wwwn to all penose of expertise* that unless we succeed in proving a charge of • flagrant suitors a dis missal would ensue ; this, it will be admitted, considering its hardening effect upon the minds of brutal men, is • consummation earnestly and devoutly to be deplored. With you, the Committee deeply regret that all cruelty cosset be prevented ; but w►ile they have already aumm. dished much, evert in the treatment of animals at Copen hagen-fields ; while they are still struggllng to edited their umfulusas ; while they gratefully acknowledge the assistance of the pram and of private persons ; it will be obvious that their exertions must be measured by the sup pod they receive from public opinion, from justices, and, not lead, from the charitable members of the comm. nity ; sad it is from • same of the eludes whiub your ratted may reedier to the Society in each of them Clan. Bele that the Committee desire to say they feel greatly iodated to you.—l sus, ho,, THE SECRETARY. 12, Pall-mall, Loodoo, Jan. 25. PILUULACBOTICAL SOCLITY 07 GILT BRITAIN.- The Mowing aunlidotoo pissed tin major azionoatios so tied oboodoto yesterday :—Bootb, Samuel, Los tar:47l6l " wret„ Edward P., Brentwood ; Holt, Witham H., njoriorirgn ; John CI, 1601114011 Aolato, Thom% London ; Blogiotk - Thr , C., Plymouth ; Synth, Edward, Wormier. I quite agree with the Genet , de Frame that it is monstrous thus officially to designate eertslii caf tans sot under auy personal disability, not ob teeniostatio tbakiwe d publis soletp, mottoes's men comprised in bay amnesty, as ineligible to be allowed to speak in public merely on amount of the notoriety of their tidies. This is a refinement in the discovery of a catalogue of " suspects" unknown to 1791. No doubt under existing illiberal laws the government may refuse permission to deliver public lectures without giving any reason at all. Eat to withdraw an authorisation once granted for such a reason as the above is a most awkward proceeding and an unjustifiable insult to indi viduals. It is not a rational or decent act on the part of a government which pretends not only to be somethiug more than provisional, but to be deeply rooted in the affections of the country. The practical effect of the above extraordinary decision will be to put a atop altogether to the interesting course of lectures which was to have been delivered in the Rue Bonaparte, for the seven other leoturere, MM. Bernd, Coate, Jules Duval, A. Gigot, Guillaume Guizot. Louis Rariend, and Gaudry, refuse to go on now that their three brethren in the work are put under a ban. Id. Vents, • lecturer in the Rue Cadet, bait been interdicted for having, on Jan. 15, "departed from his subject and talked politics." It is asserted that • government messenger has been sent to Rome with despatches for M. de Bev tiger and General de Montebello, ordering the im mediate return to France of a part of the army of occupation, by way of showing the diasatisfaction of France with the recent conduct of the p a pal government. bL Anselnie Petetin, the director of the Im perial Printing-office, has just presented to the Emperor the first volume of a sumptuous edition of his Majesty's " Life of Caner." Fifteen hundred copies only of this edition have been struck off, and of these the Emperor will make presents of 1,000. It is rumoured that the Emperor has granted • petsiou to M. Proudhon's widow. I An extraordinary and fatal explosion of gas coo eurred at 9 this morning tithe Bridge of Auaterlitz, opposite the J'ardin des Plantes. Half-a.dosen people were killed on the spot, their beads and limbs being scattered about in a frightful manner. Several yards of foot pavement in the neighbourhood of the bridge were blown up. The Bourse lass recovered from the depression of the last two days. Rents rose 20c. for cub and account, closing at 861 r. 950. and 67fr. Mobilier rose Ilfr. 25c. The railways scarcely regained the fall of yesterday. THE LATE DEBATE IN THE ITALIAN PAILLIAMENT. " The discussion (says the Temps) which coin menced in the Italian parliament yesterday respect ing the inquiry into the Turin disturbances proved much shorter than we had expected. At the very commencement of the sitting a man of great per sonal authority, Baron Ricasoli, came forward with the language of moderation and concord. Animated by sentiments analogous to those we expressed yes terday, at the moment when he occupied the tribune he said that the judgment upon the melancholy collisions of last September belonged to public opinion and to history, and be submitted to the chamber a oonciliatory proposition expressed in the following terms : Considerieg that parliament ought, under present damns 'tenor, to occupy itself with the re-orgaMeation of Italy ; that reussting to past airmailing's:es will interfere with the calmness of the debates ; that the sacrifices of Turin in favour of Italy, and he attitude during the debates upon the question of the trawler, sufliciently remove all suspicion of moat:4am, the chamber alt ar thanking the consmisslon of tapir, puma to the order of the day. _ - . . . The motion of Baron Ricasoli was warmly op. by Signors Mordini, Crispy and Brofferio, Baden of the various fractions of the left ; but supported by the Ministers of the Interior and Foreign Affairs, and, accepted by the late ministers, Minghetti and Perurai ' who were specially con cerned, it was adopted by 140 votes against 67. Whatever may have been the reasons adduced by the lett in favour of the prolongation of the debate, and of the necessity of a formal vote upon the question itself, we maintain our opinion that the Italian Chamber has given evidence of political sagacity by refusing to enter upon a course of idle and useless recrimination." Tint PITRtrVIAN EXPEDMON AT PLYNOLITII.—• The Urea sod Amara, Peruvian war corvettes, riser is Plymouth Sound, Lithe( cut. Streams@ renter are being made by the Indere of the aped Los to get the Teasels effectively mused. Oa Tuesday sixteen, sod es Wednes day forty-three men were shipped. The majority of these men are procand from Loudon. The crew that bad bees previously shipped, it appears. have, however, been meth dissatisfied wish their trustier% ois board. Matisse@ feel ier have bee exhibited within the last few days, end on Wednesdays morning over twenty of the men formerly shippelleft and came ashore, refusing to metier hi the EXTILAORDINART CHANGE AGAINST 811. knee= Curron, M.P.—An alteration which took plain berries Sir R. Mfrs, member ter Nottingham, end Mr. Mears Or at the banquet recently gives by the Mayor, is which the boo. baronet charged the latter with Irving offered ' for 5001. to promote him election, led to an miplicatioo to the tone etsgbrates for a woman against Sir Kohirt. Tin ' can was heard at the Police-office before the Mayor mid the borough bear. Kr. Ford, of Leedom, umpired for Mr. Oex ; and Mr. Hula, banister, for Sir R. dittos. Mr. Ford and the charge was this—that Mr. Oox waited epos Mr. Miami (Sir Mobirs's elsetinseering agent) asking him for 500 L for hie eerier. Mr. licked repeated the pro posal to Sir Robert, and he refused it, wing that if Mr. Or sold himself for 5001. to him, he would else sell himself to his opposers if be wild see any effseinagw late this theme Mr. Ocx sought the Idler ieverigance. Mr. Cox kid set sought for daniiimm,but he wee .avian* for hie repartiee, brag a tows otemarair, a member of the board of guardians, be. if the libel be complained of could be rho:retired is that coati the defender was bible to gee or isperse meat. Ms. Hunk was preparing to .diem theosurt for Sir Robert Mites, whoa the sayer intimated that the leered barrier: bad so locus Biondi. The imagist:sir omisithed Copilot for a short thee, sod thee geld that they should decline a miannoce epos Mr. Ford's appberioe. Upon this lb. Feed mid that Mr. Or mord be to seek repesatles metre era. Mr. Mnieli sm A l t reply. thus if his Inroad Mend adopted that COMM he hoped that he would give him (Mr. Hash) a three to meet him %bre as behalf of Sir Robert. CHATHAM, JAI. 25. The., ;041e -wheel *Awl' Terrible, 21, 800 horse jolter, fitting foi eaimelielea and lateeded to se easupasy the Great Easters is the atirk:lldowu the Allintip talegraph se s ordered to be in No. 3 deek, its weir th at "'liking° a esimisalies with the siMMI if &be hat agegelead say rod whet ammo fret * IS AMMO 411.111•1ent yin. 4 p is °wigwam* eak plea it Übe argariall se o beys bar load tie eater ring of bar pediffo-ninele,* and this is sow beim with. She tat be lasted . latachat &Mir the ads sprier lidila. I'ORIMMOTAII, :AM 25. The Iloyal Affr i errghlall laid down at Porta -1 moth •• a lint-of-batile ship, ciemerhed lab a 31/gtea'nemplited frigate, is t we medertined, In miny an annimada 1111 moo, ormilies ed ine* as the4r ise deat weighing 6• et lim Mamie detdt, 10 12 tom, sad lair 6 tom. The ship is beisg Moja Inward with all dmpato . inul • gres• Natalia air Trade ere am °Wan est Trade t a rxrkitail bneiwrow tram Southamptea; sad will L tato hattrear is sill, We Turkish' baptist Maar shady arrived lee iiIIIIIIIIN Pr pose. WOOLWICH, JAN. 25. It will be remembered that, during a severe gale 'Mob oesurred about six weeks dace in the Chanael, the hind trumped venal Robb Hood, taken up by the War Department, sad heavily bass with porlaions sad Miss Aorta from Deptford victualing yard, for China, wait dews off Czarism', bat be, wow was fortuastely saved. For scam Man pest • somber of Trinity-Mose divers hare been emge Is el:Seising a partial of the valuable 'ergo, and Mw best se nmemsfal that ea Immense amount of dam ham beam tales from the meek and returned to the dock yard by smoke and lightors. Amongst thew are 1,000 yards of was, and • quantity of clothm, which are am remand, anialarad ; miffs' remsioder of the enrol whisk are sill servireable melt ef barrels of ram, beer, sad came of pmermel mat, sat proclaim, sad ithe ma de. @MOM of stares brandied to foreign anima. Several of the 12-tos 300-piguider Armstrong have bees fill tested at Mt practise tsars ef the Arsenal, and will be forwarded tar the amiss of ireaulad Maw mien sow in oomaiwioe. Experiment are also to be carried oatio order to test if this description of heavy oed ema, can be worked with safety and efficiency on board the smallest of the iron-clads minuend oa Mr. Henn printipie. WOOLWICH ACADEMY. The following is the °thong hat of the names of the anoemsful asndrdatM at the examiattioa reoantly held at Obelus Hospital for admission to the Royal Military Ammiemy, Woolwich: Nantes sod Planes of Education. Marta. De Wahki, F. EL—High &hoed, Glasgow ; Mr. R. B. be Burgh, Düblin H.—Clapham Grammar School 5,008 111Ltaatr711 .T. 1. 8t J. A.—Privately, sod Rev. C. W Boma'. Dobkin 4,80 Barklie, R. M.—Mr. =reds, Taal:whip Wells; Trinity Collage, Dublin 4,791 Gropoo, M. AL—Grammar School, Lancarter ; Roy W. H. Pritchett, Old Charlton Deanna. 11.—Rov. F. Allfras, Twohrklp Wells; Rugby ; Rm. R. Fowlers. Tuabridgo Well. 4,866 Cheftoo, 11.—Mr. R. B. do Burgh, Düblin Smith, ok W. W. IL—Rev. J. Poem& Milton Abbas 4,588 &bo mid Marlboroegli Abbott, L. C.—Oltaltealsain (N rge 4,525 Lanai, E. L—Clieltosham Collage Riga, F. —Witiolisotec Collage; Mr. J. Taylor Woolwich ; Dir. liartboott ; sad Rev. G. Frost, 28, Koanagtoa.aquaris Johnstom, W. H.—Bev. W. H. Jobaataae, Bromi sm/a Hoa r. Croydon Ivan', E. B. —lJpplarbam School and Wiaibladoa School A. A. D. W. 11.—Edialmagti Academy sad Yr. A. D. *maga. 12. Itlaweragasse, Bays water .so:. W. G.—MazyMow aad All Basle Grammar 8.3000 l 89evewe, O. Cledlare. Healey wa.7leamre ; Dr. Dridessa'a. Wooewleli.oessece Bay, E. O.—Privately ; sany, sad Olittow Oollege 4,277 Keseloitos, C. H. 91.—I1ry. B. H. Cooks, Molten ham, sod printoly 4,271 Nerds, W. G.-094408am College ; Mr. Flemlais, Toobridgel Conde 4,224 Barron, H. —Rey. W. Fester, Foram ; Rev. R Fowler, Ton's Wells 4,198 Ferdley-Wilowt, F. It —011211111•11610 000,011 Yr. T. Howl•y, 31, Iluilmemsegb-billvielles. et. Jolts', wood 4,177 &AU; P ~.e, R. H.—Row. G. M. A. lilitle, IMMO ; Cid. . Mahan Col kee laady, W. P.—Victoria Colkgo, Jewry ; Rea. W H. Pritchett, Old Charlton 4,064 Yard, F.—Dr. Noweearee, lidirbeebos ; Raw. E. A Claydoo. Leo Mena, F. R.—City of Landes School ; Rises 3 Collies ,• Rev. W. H. Joiractooo, Croydon 3,963 Tame!, W. H.—Roe. Dr. Hashes, Ceatlebar-ooart, &hoe F . Row. W. H. Pritchett, Old Charlton .... 3,961 Yorke, F..A.—Rev. A. Bishop, Wisebwrier ; Mr. C. R. Rows, Woolwich 3,919 Bildock, W. B.—Wiasheetar ; Rew. W. Pritchett, Oldeltaritoo ___ tomb. B. O. E.—Viaboris College, Jamey ; Rev. F. W. Witkires% Weds+fe•aaeolS 3,13e3 Steptwoma. K.Orzeimar School, 3,868 Ballard. 11. B.—Dr. G. Baallh, 11•4=; Gram mar School, Clapham 3,854 Back* E.—Eton ; Klag's Collage, Lambs ; Mr Sprampla, Bayswater 3,852 Jaz. 24, 1865. ROYAL NATAL Rzszava—Tlos following ap polotroont hoo bona Dodo :—Josork Minors Wootton, to 100 onb-lioutomont. _ . --- MAMcmgeint Fs= GRAMMA' Sclicen..—A pub lie meeting was bald at the towahall, Mandasster, baster day, the mayor fa the chair, to deals apes the propriety of going fee powers to eitnid the neetnisens of this sang by thrown' it opal to the children of the timber einem os moan eta yearly aasibtiee fee el 12 guieses, preset , vine the right to the ihflew of Aspen to the admission of 250 s tits fousdetirni. On the notion of Dr. WIIIMS, estiooded by Mr. W. It. Oallandsr, Jna. (nenshost), sod rupporiet by Mr. &nest James (banister), it was pro pond : That this meeniag, hackie duly esseidered the applieation bong sow made by the tortess of the Mos &nen free Grammar fitesel for to admit paying pupils, le of • • that the satu results of the ohmage proposed w be to establish that, as a petal of honour, all who tea steed to do so will pay the mo dera te molten= fze is trated, sad will tams badman lace the poorer okra fonadatios in fissility for urea the . while the additional Wane whisk will thereby be derived will ladies in provide teachers of senses sad leaders kerwass, sad thus inane.. the sau tes.e whack will he sake partisipetel is sad setoyed by all perils ; that ia the epees el this resistiag it is theirable that thearplimbee of go freeform skald be approved of and aulatemed by the Dont of Chassery, apes the comb non dist tin free seholars should sot be fewer at env S. ' tins 250 is amber, sad, is the sweat of say adequate iss preseason bared ter ariotag frees the impart sow Wong leg to the found/Woe, being °port/manly sad al.o, to far es may a paeitoawe, priority of esliosires is the foesdatioo . 111 be given to each offbe at. as may be papered to undertake to stand for a tens • sal is.. than three years, sod my be least able to pay the sopeuse of educetion. That a memo • sehodying the forego resolution, be prepared, signed by the chairma, sd pretested to bar lb. jetty's Attorney-Oessirak who is ocestitutiooally charged with the protection in all such mess at the public interests. sad that the Mayor he nopeodully, requested to I troosooft • copy of the resolution to the true- • tea of the Manebeeter Tree Grammar School." Mr. COUSSII proposed as saesdnient disapproving the ohms; whieli was seentded by Mr. Charles Oldham, sad =reacted by Dr. Boyle, Yr. Doeseillor Nsild, and others. The sternest of the opposition was, that the inhume pro posed would destroy fu cherecter am a free school, sad that the Boas of the sick would seam the bust attention of the , InalliONS. The suppartere of the shear replied to this , that is the abaci a. It stood the &Man a/ the riot atom. pia the feandation already, to the exclosies of the poor, and that by the saw scheme it woo letaided to give Nos who mould pay as opportunity of pay*, while so elemmici wee to by raarsateed to aildna et the poor le the tombs, e<lso—i. reality amiss out the wM of the reader more asosplehdy than Is had ever yet bins. It wee also csntended that the esgriftbig of the new ahem. upon the old use Das ewe eesseary, berme tie property by whisk the limeade. tali was migrated mo d .ken far yams deseThe errmodes wee lt was en exeibsd issortnamir R.ULWAY.—Th. direstors=ave Tunived to recemaised a dividend far the pest half-year IM rale et 7 per eat per ameram co the owlierry doe sad ear adieu, shores a this ootopea, cagier forward •a t i = M of 7,5001. the eat 111000Illik if GICNICIAL OMNIBUS COYPANY tined D). • mega for week mad* Jam, 22.10,1241. le. 4d. LEITEft OP THZ QUEEN. At the meeting at Menalageter yesterday of the Maacheeta, illselltald, and Lincolnshire Railway, the &ammo fik, Weak** P.) said Hat lige Nana the Queen had written to soma of the railways centred ha Loa ass. as follows : " Sr Charles Phipps has received the coinniands of her Qemisa to cell the attention of the directors of thim —lrt Inereasing number of accidents which bays lady acurad epos dithers& lam d nalramd, wad to express lee Nefeety% mosso hais that the dhes ten ..the --- will are ally coadder every amain Oared* sadist theft misfortunes, which are cat IA all 1h acoompsninrenis of railway, tra= "It tlr M f own eafety that the QUM has to if mile in thus galling the *ligation of lb enmpany to the kteitiaisters. Her lirjaity is ware that whoa she treads adaseetheary precaution are taken, bat it is ea account of has family, of acme I/mall* epos ire sesekei and of her people generally, that she ammo the hope thee the swing egenrity nay be enared far all as is go are. fully provided Ow heed[. "The gems haw* tennnessesay for her to recall w the rgeollection of the 001111 7 ancikes limitary responsibility *Oa thew Owe ameased ease May have ancesaled isequbirelreiftivititiOrmesaird tramiaide et theca Vie gabs pripablion of the wally. "Odom, rth Dasidome, 1864.* ME IiZIMMSITII BILL. On the 18th inat. Mr. P. A. Taylor, M.P., received Lokorohor s dwpatstio• trrsihwitoot Ids conotituotato who an h% favour PormiNdwo MEI to order to discus IW important questios. After hearing to. metessests of the deputation, Mr. TAYLOZ said that he had so desire to be reticent ire any dims. Zhu piggies be bad the honour to hold es their ' =tive be mined oilyas the expression of their to support him alter the most freak expres smu of his views oe say stibleet whatever. He , desired to exprem his respect ter the principles red motives al thole who teak up the agitation is the coastry. He meld sea cottorive, avid did not believe Hal they bed at meld have any object bet a high-adeded end philanthropic Gas. It he opposed it be did so be cause of his diversity of opinioe and on no other pound ; and es be claimed for himself the right to act r.l his own sensios, be trusted he wee pettedly willing to tolerat e all these wheedled is the same way. The whole gumbos be times them was whether • man should be permitted to take fermented or distilled bqsors, or not. That was • wetter Mimosa a mum and his seem or eosaciesco. No slide bid the peerwto seneede is Molt the tight of neyft what a roe *add &a hi that respect. He (Mr. Taylor) onmened that was distinctly an individual matter— s/ivory individual bed • perfect right to eat whet he liked, to ddak what he liked, and to clothe himself wherewithal he pleased. That was the broad principle apes which he opposed the bill. He did not think it neemeary to enter tetio the quartos of whether all liquors were immeived to be pains. He held a different wane to a eery great somber of teetotallers ea that genetics. He, however, heady oedema that it be maid be warhead that all ferateatei liquor stood is the some =physically and chemically and strychnine and or would join in forbidding it. If the mentor in wash the traffic was carried on damaged the country at bap, Ist it be cheesed ; but how it should be carried en aim a matter of policy and not a question of principle. . A Mend of hie, cue of the truest thiskers sod most honest plillasions of the day—Professor Newman—had mammal esnmehe to this *Sect : that he did not expect if sub • hill (the Pernindve Bill) were carried that it would stop ell drinking ; there would be habitual drinkers, no doubt, who mud be dewed, to get drink, but not ia the misting roods ; and that mod* being done away with aim *mime as. would he discovered. That mode of legielsekm did not &mord with his (Kr. Taylor's) views. He meeseived the proper way would be to get • better mode Ant, before the premed as, was done away with. He ad mited that the irsoust of Making was Jejune"' to se unhappy extent ; he admitted that the traMe was a dan gerous ous, and boomed all others required watching and are la its Inedilleailon ; but be would met pledge bimeelf to my whether the premed wee the hest sands—or, if they liked, the least Jejuna's—Jo which the In Ms could be °Deducted; bathe would pledge himself that if any other scheme were papaws& be would consider, to the beet of his ability, whether it wee • less injurious mode than the m elon one. He was entirely opposed to the present system of liesesies—(beer, beer)—it was utterly indefensible os any prim:side whatever, and it for no other roues it wee so from the Mier impossibility of the magistrates to Amide what anus necessary to the public requirements. He bed ad the hest objection on principle to any 1101i111- Ulla el the somber of people who sold liquors ; but he took hie stand upon what he considered to be the right of every je to lodge for himself, whether in the majority ort I t elmis he raimedy, what be should drink ; and if the state were to step is and prevent all ordinary ootameres is the matters which he desired to be brought to him, the state did an sot of tyreeey--aor did it teed to the benefit of the erentry, Thin were WWII times is the life of • nation when all knee of constitutional right appeared to sink Were the presence of a crushing and Md ad e evil. If, for instates, as they said, was now suffering from as nemesia( await of drunkest:ma which was genies wont and wares, the pemethse pretested keen whether they should damage themselves by legislative tyisany, err beat eec draskanneem It wee a serious questice to be sad he appealed to thous se moderate men whether the ravens of that was not the sass—whether with the gradual ineresee of odusatioe and with the spread Naomi the peed* of the fecilitiee for higher and better means of ex. ailment wed Winans dose the.. lowest ems of the emcee, the evil of drnakenoese wee not decreasing. The present state el the peoples to this particular, he coutended, cons traded markedly sad satidactorily with their condition and bathe • century ago, when it was ooesidered the proper thing after dinar to lock the door and me half the rtlf not all, under the table. He slso alluded . vest improveniest in this direction daring the lad thirty or forty yams, in a small tows in Boom, where he carried LOD a business. Therefore, he armed, it was sot a fact that the tddliseace of the people was sot seamen( to the improved sod higher opportunities which wen gime to them ; and comequently he submitted there was no case made out for violating all the ordinary rules of oosetitu tionallm. It did seem to hire that the proper made et rasing sad 11141110046 the moderadisatimg data ' for the lowa* modes of stimul sad excitement wax to produce, sod reproce, end lama" and erbriout osetuai tbim as for pessible, the grasp of the maim chasm, amusement and reoreation, sad ell other kiosk of ineoesat saaversation seemed, is the owed of which de Rev. Mr. TOIIIIIIIIIID said be should like to know whether Kr. aylcr was prepared to vote for the woad reading of Mr. Liersos'e bill but sada Mt. TATLO2 Toplied that hie freed was looking for a iniraereees WOO! riesainee, which really had act marred. Mr. Taylor also said that be was sot prepared to submit or suggest ay measnre ; bat if in a neighbourhood where there were maltelwinses ass wood pradieelly provide that st r ytito persisted to desk should sot be without when be wished it, that wooed oats within his principle. Mr. Manr—lf you admit the right of the people to limit, biNe they ad se opal right to prohibit ? Mr. TATUM —Upo• that paint we some most satiatac tartly to as issue. I think they ham • right to do see, and dearly me fight to do the other. A resolution wee then proposed by Mr. Hewitt, essooded by Mr. Coos , aid eared by soelanatioa :—" That the best Meeks of the deputation should be given to Mr. Taylor for the oeurnons sad gentlemanly mesa,, is which be had naive! diem" It wee stroogly stated by several of the deputatia that the teetriallen would apnea the elegise of Mr. Taylor, and not divide the liberal party BR/MOLE= FUND 07 VIZ BACIRD HARMONIC floctwrv.—The alma' pool meet* of this isstitatios tyas held last eves* is the oaks of the Seared lilansosis &eitAy, arrAer.ball ; Mr. J. N. Barriers, presidest, 6 the `chair. The import was reed by the beekenry secretary, Mr. J. 7. l'aitisk ; and the steaesteat of eineuate by the tree surer, Yr. Daniel BEL Newt the nnppcerrtt it appals that the expesehture of the fuel Is relief has tweeted from W. ha. la the peer 18511. 14111. is. is the poet year; sad kr the i Let four years the mild aceesat amounts to 5 871. 1.55. Ties report farther states that of the relief distributed by the toad about Gee haf is smug the preferaloaal essordates of the . eseiety. Irma when, however, sot store thee a teeth part el the bloom is derived. The treasuries abstract of or , ova% obese beisees ageing that of of SC The W. ' fold Is UM New Vireo per Oats. TY* usual I eitespllatestaryvehis were passed, sod addresses delivered by varies' rations* present, terrier the claims of the feed seemthe pieisedswil sad sesateur member of the awed 'imam= u IRILLAND. —A correspondent in tense es that great crofteasest prevails amasses the papa l...l arise. is esseequeses of the recast erred of seem peas OMR who wave resesed with Wei tessabers ef.She Iseass aselety. They were totes law costal, la saes of papas liming Mde em lend the penes cif est al tie f is eetessihr. who Wee istesiested. That men b seer rimmed by the Nob with Wag •• Wormer, sad wee hired sad bested whew passiag thresh the etorels. The Mpiessese owe Isessiet began the weiwinttes, who held as ira is private, sad reeseaded there for farther irt. I 400.—Dtiblis