The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-14 00:00:00

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Ineli 111044111d hlik laillild ; 4.1. VMOMhunt LIVERPOOL to AMERICA via OLE bp Oa Ilkottattal a` ea Iltsimillp Com p . tty'r Illesmara YIr yki LIVIII.POOL TO WI:BM Eon NAMs. la I Soak Balsa May 30. Bare koristaL El. I Batsiadm la Yaw. Tosaap Ss ea York Baas* 00" ligaireal. To mmie. lad JO Oa sad da Sa. assaillad es asemats deNsa To T 'air dt, mad ES . tad to Awls al Otialk el Oro. mama to t o to Pe lad se witsslisa. diadas 17 to SABEL sad BEA is W Mot Mat t; to ROTTERDAM aod law REM TWICZ a WM. —The Netherbutda eta-beet sew rent bweadle deseseittp RATA V 161,..... WEVV Mess ben the British and Mean Wharf, eaortdog et II TTE401:111D, illimi t !ME, from ell the Tower, everyTharillsj = Foi a =, prays, Re., sigiu rr e pe. Chepillnle nee, se w.: or to liliKrii. end eIIILIJ Aeents to the Netherlands Illeaw4most Owmpentr. 11, toed-late, CUL Le. STEAM to BREMEN.—The North Chrsiaa IJord's Ire posertel screw steam-ablp L ;MILL w 1.13 leave ea WiLDN VIM Y. at 4 pm. lama 2= lionetyllows„ tar tire above port, wee sal = ern. Fans :—llatero, at ; Sore can, itl ; Ws. at a lure sod a bolt. Pasonson most take Um* Vita at =s reformat elbow, Pretoot-etreris• W. ; or of MU M% IA abet PRILLIPPW, garb So Itartb Qs, needs el Inainia. Bood-isoe. L.C. T RIM A ND.—CEIRAP and IXPEDIIIOI7B lOrilk by ORIAT WIIIITILIf AMWAY, be MITI& MID and 001.1. MKomi TM= to MILVOID ILI rior aaai bogs pewedui stemmas tram the Twin a* New 31311634. k en irstortard.—Dally tram 930 6.32. ewes. aid 6 930. trains P 0142.164. Cart—Leery Teseday sad Saturday. by Ism tralus. Vane —Met elan. 309 . woad. 406. . MM. 24s M. 96tara tickay avallsbl• hr an swath, trot dam. 736.. Woad. 60.. Tito morn demon Lam WsMilord daily M 311 'ma, sod Ism Cork every Moody and Malay. roe tariker partioubro apply M SU lialbroy Siodo• ; of to Morro VOLD sad JACIL3OI4, 11, Omookotrool. Latibts. lollyky Mai" Milford Hams. CLSH ADVANCES MADE, without dela , by the LONDON I X VICHTIIILNT 00Y/AST . HY. II titeet, on depoortt of •166116. DM se 6616, Hi ali r earinty. mayo./Ile by esti IHNIHMIEHL 1 stlooroft 6pa svnt °a 6H saboant• ahem I& 00114 b dons of £l O and SA wads. Proopeelmos aid bum sub kb Illi oppileation. et DILIWJAKIX 11.0111% Maaagbi Ifindsr. bran& THOMAS MILAHII and SON, f7401(1•40•01. any. Osalbmaa—Nowtsisiss~ 014 ....to et alw are edtki eenuved ae rey paean lea lbs ta ell. me silos. "fat I bed he ea rid "bleb catmed a ay =Leat docemente a•lminthly and he sad OW .we at ha teeweaot o..oltents. I boa Isembeed es me tau t. int.rm yes et a • cheemembee. a I .19 owe think 111•• Ir atilit and powers of pow senseSse ens to to. widely It rpm - Ynora -.....- • DC1713. 10 sad It. /flreaßreet. City, Loam. ICc: UNA March, ltiao. EXCELLENTE BIJOUTKILLEcouBdurm NIODILICa RPM A l'X A.. YAM 171. - -WATIOUL. PION and 111111UUL41.= bar via • Plral-dar . HWY at the Paris V the &raft d orm. naorsettal* l" navlan ." = " 4ll2 aa rweY.A .l 4l IWO 64 MD CHM sad azamive fi de al __lr. all sada 0.1 the pramisea. WATIIIMITON and BauuDivi.oommtUis. lissaisriary. Italsbilahad A. D. 17*. Amca lking =t C alia e" rn alL antilory for la mai Nit Ilda 1111allhimat della M la tam evrMag. sad ea Sataralap at least T0111711111N.-NOTIOI dRICIIOVAL a. Ile IttLIE Ire Mod it abeetskip cart, / » room belem Pen llemiblieee be wee spedeme pesulem glib& ▪ eebble bin awe telp be any eel Os plee eiplutel bf ibe et Irides sw=at Ws pee pole awl way ride ow esobed el& lie beldas bi m easepineebbeeembeL lie MUM re Gaines wilt. 111100 2011.1111M0Z dues woes et 7112 OAPS as. MINS AND SUM= AMID F r MOM and SON bog lo daft t et their pre pirmilms kr MUD aid MOOR aured ray et Ilerk akris as well la Mai as la mdirlk Vag have liked ~pal werbrao bah et hama awl pium sea aroma amakalum ma bave arrarY Oa NA Is ammonia at great as Ms war Maw bora wok ow naf kl Die or am area s i Thar 11/fulta TAIIMIZNA DODnemni kyr been Masi with la Main varlier al kadmilm. 111111 rd ler 311 or l‘i_lia 1b714 , lULADT•MADICIIIPTIMIII /TOM b le ewer !moat. sal any war, in ay be si ni wartasmilip. et and lenslinink it le wile maispoing, WPM Is usillopils et 11.10.4 N. 1.4 nr• ha bun bm.sirekt w the nenutar. NAT lei "P Moor sal PIOUS Dizurntrorm, Oda hare bus earko., i .rA an weir* owe gawk M Wilkmabir Ned mesoss• .1 ..k -r writ W proprislims sear WO per,* zrnst II M. ll .lDtrtrta. Nis memaafaitd msame be UN IN. Imola Mime Oat similisarrs PM MEM el O. eft as Ms. 08 wITIS. 40 - IL NUM rd ow. qui? Illarles awl MAW" ma me. , .4 N.," Otholdissol. and Illeadood. ( *MT, MOM : linadeard Tivialia a 11 ".X 4 u.t o.c wbh N Y b• sammod• ltd ewer opeema et lb MI be memeed. mak Merso4. *ahmelt trMrlrM Tbrit 164 A* Vets.gad Ilratrr ilmadiike "The demlb W heee.b ladisl a i wilt rein tar sad NM oft pikes. me/ IND Psis Oa WS' sow or N.. THE " INDISPENSABLI " SUIT, ...khrui.s. taken awl pi444rim 1441 114 04.1 *41111n.4. 14.11.2. Warsaw aiml beiessa llith ais i n 110 " 1,111 , ir1im..1.12.1 Mtloawmplardartible and servise •ll3 lotr.locel prier bon IS& r. %-• I n 4 K 1141 ,4 04 and lON. ionic of 311114.4144 Ahltu., an I c..ro•rr of Nos Odordalial wed Hart-stre•t. gI * DEN HAN! TR4)USERI3, 17. 6d., ti. ! 7 ....t r. c-intuurarini a. t.-trap. draining nn it inn non. arnegoas nor no nin of ginge- A: t.. 4, owl Al 11. Walokaal to =skit, do. 41d. Osisisla tu --A 61111TUIgn fR Wen kilt irNMHINE and Atoweno—on raoo-course, or rat.m. tmetwerh--rteette the light elrelett. t"*.latifull) aalehrd ALPACA 'ALCMS anal oviacoArA, of t'tyathett Aare. at tea wog Ilk 011.—Made by &ANVIL .C "TH LL4 f. Lohettivilit. SYDECHAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, No. ; 4 r4el l'altno• Imo ft-71d. onlyl 811YUNL t,. .t • hill. (YOE!! HAM DAILY NICOLIOII COAT, IL, lit ne.rstltou. UAW, air by WIT= Luadate.bib. TRI.TLY EFFICACIOUS sad MILD. teases Hrtforq an 4 LIVES " " 3 ' , Mr tiktriirial leerr•liwirt. from the reetrettC. w Lt r Iwo lb.. Pills win trt bead Ismassies le q •• "tit. r Own Al livur rwiwpialMw. hidissonse. who& a.l.litir.e..lll.Alow. of the cp..... k tee behltmal ear t i,..1 w. a !Limit/ op...rivet spiAlieliwk dry SM aleel• n)11.1 in their .isynto.oia and rude& Mils inemea. at" nnt• 4teedies. dreealtem the eh.le a•rt..,i..,wras —4.11 Dian ameleht. l ash to 11.1 as I 1. 41 • trk h eters, 3.1 t . iftwer. enosse Litt Pill. Tii.• 4-.. err ales ..pun trete waft" u 5 "*lass Lam 1.,.r;. rutvt, - ow:wed ea the graumesse Amp. MONT BLAND IS OPEN. Msad Ma. MIKAN REED, TO-XIGET, WM i ORM EVINDO3 POMO Barirdstn. II le MEM Or imiroacsamaiss al I. win eh. err tr il sad lU.CITRATIO "Otr Mos Onser ma " OrbilNOM 41 to&,171. A OZINVi I I 1114111111 a, TWO. Is, dr "Me ispilidirest la. IL : dalls, r.,serirl at the Ind all Cemar, awl QR .' S Ni. Bellig6 street —WI et Ikag 1111■1111L VICTORIA CROW GALLRRY, /bz= IdaMaidlily. 01. AN DAILY. Doe to up 7. meow la =Maros. Dee. The alkali d Dot yairs sammaaa Malta:aft glisbed 1. L. W. Am e r esia lAMBI THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMA onsid 7 Cada° d• Vain), an OIMI IMIFCIIIO. Doom opm al Wiwi II Mom al U idea. Admkalso Is. ARO 1r L L ROO/1 8, Great Wischaill-drost, tiosaift. named 1. MI at Poditztosi4 11011 CL—A a SALOON Wel i rin litlabliimak m =oteilbroxisig id* the 1110:t8111 tougooloit I. Masa lastrelift dotirrolohoolro to Vat t ae Wapolsoi. Cipsa et Mb& Multi" IL THE LONDON PAVILION, TitAboradostrest, to aped• plonaintnef& go tow arTATMION. IBM now In Inns. and Os WA COMM. (111, wAWrt IMO) 114. Bovltsi no" Ms Gamlen. T ,11l Ll3Bl7l4llol_glll—Mr. .1 cowicit um, .... Ins a Melee sal Owl ikilwr a 1.1. i es LOMB AIittYLUM inall ll b i as: t o .011.116 sa4 law so maul II se. at lastariall. bal-pael lb (Pith PAL 44 ." 1 " Via Ompaalsk panale. svardlias. mad L A M A i sin Ilekst• ,Inry at the Advise Oftle tor We Arse" 1. /WA. Ire. OlusUL WIN in Imvesi UMW& THE HABANA CIGAR COWAN', (rked). 1111111110110. ilear Admiral MR WILLIAM DICKSON, Iles Aw Nam Lardaervigli. I 1w D om . AMeed limmea. KW LOO A MLISIOMMAr=raeId Magamay laraelor. The above allimiles be Wag Mock d mat In ported= alp" Wag Ws Wog awl abakest he Zarin alio to Weir iftedial mg !Hawes mid Weir amely 1.0 erate..l Pipe Nem Calla sad Warobeme, at. Jumada Leadem W. igadal WPM wain /e a exie Mom. Lemke : No._ ,M prarans. •41 • : IC Kin Wrlkimatreet, 121, • SIL Dahlia : M., Grahaa.strest : Magebeeter : sine 4 mesas : Cambridge : A Thalia-4mM NOVELTY in SMOKING.—'As HABANA pub& CIGAIt 00ltraltY ,hatted) beg to lateen Me Inge end paurally tint they an Mon tatnahate • art lawm Ma. under yogi hears paten, cant Me PIM cia" oreass. pen Mosso tea. tree tram takster nhatimes Mt silleitaralistLaid Into charges et ditarant M yet the ingle et adhing naeldagiplma t _thneht tehlhial ea vine's at Se AM eanamegg gbe Wry et • =sow dew MO an • simmoss PIT* TM vla nit rend tor all nen eatie tabi• Mbar ao•Ma Me Valid Maga" vlll at Ihtt Otaegaafe varehemes, 411, Painy" /math Inataa. when ymy be oleo °Menial the Acton& hometed Imam Cigna. LOUD; SILBERDINA Iltrapr. AT 131, REGVIT-STREZT Loathe.- NNW! rozziox CIGAU ohr. INDUCTION OW ?II WWII IV? EUROPEAN aa d COLONIAL WINN COMPART, 111, Pal&o*N. &W. The painashos at limt algae bog to OLDOIMOS that Way have Mond their T adir ad int now caw theft patron Ws IA bora al tha ass asalmoit. ROYAL VICTORIA 11111111 , ..17 per dosea. Mho lloodwil of Indliala.) QIIDLV(DID OLD PQM We to ft! weal 4. Fr done. EPIINAT Ms. „ R. .ruusx CLAIM. Piro lel otollwollD7 Do nna COONAC DLANDY (Pah wit Drown) ATZICAN POET, 5111111 Y, Ow lO6. Ns. The bawl am loiewiwwil Wk. onatr• DalYss and padoc isd kadsaisk a t di Om am fres IN ma saws. Adam Is Moe ilde taw ea ilagU• 'Weft Taw wt. WITLI41U1111)111=1111% Maw& ALLSOPPS PALE ALE.—Xwars. YUM IAM. KAMM TODD, and Co. mfr swop lbsi est ors sow pesiosse $s sitpply ALLSOPFS ALI dra. isssl , WNW sad mks of pikes =dor Londoe•bridge ; esleoss. Tsdardlaset. &Z. BIM sad CINAPIST Tins sad 00/71315 In ENGLAND es . at an time to to obtainad nawn sat os.. vas Ibeakants. R Ira wormidnak coo. Good straw essial Ompes Tam, ta. fa let. nod 4s. ittii ay a $l, la 104.. and 4L Too sod codas b iGe value of tan andega Deo to any sullway station or metes Linn En‘aad. A pin cemat tins lapin at ambit ides. An goods samilaip bus totals den Wise at Gas atry. YeO.RAN, or the Art of 'imitating Stained e, adapted for Church ar Diane= Whilleirr Omer. Weft, MAIMS sod Or .6 M: saw An wiadee pum a in ileek mi.* walls or lier Ile AST of afti Mem a mom of as Wowed awe ma a loUlleguat. Bask efftradloar anipiet bee Mei. leek et peel bee AM& A Madame 1/solar of IM aoll Mfair Amp dameaq be nee ei A. MAIM mod (We pollerbrafierea_laserra oieeeleoleir era& Aimee at Ledo : Itiours. LULTZT,IIIZYNOLDS, aind POVILLL MA =ISM WISHILLI cel T= ebrated 08220PLASTIO IN* YLL —Mae seer Amer kr Taft sad Teeth tail will sot boom •Se 4. FIR host itt e rt valeslie. rea.4es kr (dlreetkes suloord,.-314, lbsees44/ewl, Loin Ode, ). ROWLANDS' M pospell ACASSAß oo OIL ralmowdlory yoomollr• 01 13 = reagefa& oni berratellfts lho Rom= adz puovomOn ber Imo - of or Waft. . Yammer weak balr, ologroso It from mg mai mil NON or=o, mei ipsooy. leo wooden le opus of Warr to maga : le tho Vora Midnol. r. Dow* awl liosirorbboo, it le Who r lls Par ~pm is Is 'wallas as lbo V ui r i b: Bl if • beisted Mai bar. pelou of soml sobroormo lloomboo• Ikroyo. Ns ftollo• oho ano. wry el may r. ansono• loolimmlob aloolmay re. 'shod of lb Ana Wised Wbat rod mad yowls of swam Prise ts. ~ It Ira et ( s o u l to Oaf ma", mad Ea FROMM. Omoilo•—.411 .IwWile liloosssar 011." Bold lio•reagrogra. owl by wed podmor• RIXMILS PIRTIMIRY. —The e: unite bible* besbi, Atrkaa ra=rd alsamil lseiad. haw Mb, de., an die nod ballsomble tar Ira-4. mum palmar Ilkitag, and prbileged panerm Se IS. Arm d bra To be bed al Ms kaar rsarsbaboy, 0114 M W : CHF bomb Oass• WI. Lake : mad bersib lababwel babba. hats: vbsbada bibs** Adb 4.laMak" NAIL E a RDINNILLII OXIN 80.11 P, the book for pre ening sober mil Wig ; >a of him sr *M ID Ita=- -1111dissli armamfteras fit we 91 --—"" singsalleo - ary swam waft to B all • Cfrile —u a• piss% =Wm llia of brumbeli and awe. sod l a zt= .. spist k rad east ri =t o t is -e. le low asi lea serl %ps Is demise wilier mom d " WEDDING and BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. r it if 11,411illIGU IS, WI, m Iwrll ._ailiaatioa to hts elegant sTOCK 0 1 Dawns° TRA.LING DRAW MO I: WA, DEOPATeII sons Mum Wall lows, Jewel Cnr , et. LADIIOC ILITICUL; owl AlitlAtli SAOB of way dewrlptina WWI &VAL 310FUNTIXICRWLLOPICASIS, BD MTI NU.1300149, end INERTANDS ea nate: Sown Caskets Notting. and Glove Donee, th e ?ATM' tINLY-CLOSING Htittl-sLlttl, ateo a of ISLIOANCI ZS and Ivor wigs statical* for PPLI I MATION, too various to oanowrate. Illa to And at WIRY motions 4t. Piccadilly, two doors NOM Ilaokriliowlawit. NNW LONDON NIIIVIEW of Politics, AK, awl iskste. wedesiM b maim irr, LLD.. will AMID LIMIT ibIrUJIDAY 110101. T. elk d Yaa eker yryskulyyv ic t be dowdy wwwwi. ll wwwwwwkokay kr Ow Os be ww A to addressed Sr ease. 11, Dowillmarkertre•Z =WM. hid rublialed. 11 , 411. DL FOUND WINSLOW'S 11w Wd* ox onumuf. AND NINTAL DINORDEND. ON oßscrits DIBIABV4 of the BRAIN and DMOILDZIN d Ye WIND: them Incipient Padholorw. Nagsoilla. Tresionset, sad Prophows, gr= waislow, ILIA. D.C.L. Owls, An. This wort embed= I.ror•M ig italwagaas a ____ea. s. - ~ illaitaa. 4. . Owl& Life. L ~ asp sad Drearallair. L Pradpies of P.itholner, Miposit, Treatment and Proptly kilo London Jobe ellorehlo, Now Barlkelsratreet. A Momumer Daerassis.—igines Knowies. Emil-. el War Desk. war Halloo, los prielated to tire itorel No*est Waal hiON6I.• tie isoullerst doer tSes of 19W., to mile it r— sliallbeil Mama 41E some erposed pied lerombire or elorerbere At pre sent the institution Ire tow litebeelo ea OM owe. FINE ARTS. PICFOIIII3 OF " EARTWABD, Ho !" AND "BONS AGALN."—Tbe many winters to the Royal Academy Inhibilien who tessember the " Foreword, Ho I" and * "Row Avis,' by lb. R. O'Neil ar mess the seder. marina& pictures of the last two MOOD; will be glad to limn that they are now to be seen at the °allay, 191, Flo mid*. It this case there is an additional mem bed* their merle why we wish to renew acquainting* with this *tures. They are not merely companion pictures, mid tpt, eak is one a " pendant " or simply an analogous snlajnet, but the one is a positive sequel to the other. The l ime doses the deems and completes the story. .The ih s . mid fortunes of each individual, which were left a mane ed Pave nneortainty in " &onward, Ho 1 • are ideated up • ems way or the other in " Home Maio." Ranee they mule Min to disadvantage separately. We will net eleiong4 to: OMB the violent's* indicated or implied in the erase isms of the Nan supposed to shine between the tiro Noes, but we leave this pleasant exercise of their inonspity to the many pencils who win probably avail themselves of this opportunity to revisit ewe original and mennushis pictures. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN °PIRA. Tian parionnante of Don Giovanni, on Saturday night, was a brilliant one, notwithstanding two =toward efeetiartannea—Grbies liability to appear in eeesequencs of inelkspedlece, and Gardoni's 'mere cold and hammer, ee widish aesonnt the Indulgence of the audience was requested gar Ida dimpardaamma canned by the absence of Grisi Was peek few Deem Alma has always been one of the emit of law pert' ; but it was mush mitigated by the remarkable slaty with which her place was supplied eh a few he ashes by Mins Irsastarrff, to nista; though abs Is not a wenther AI „Ow eimpeny, the WA smament meet Jodiriondya 0 set, Ibr they e= teal net he,. applied to any other profinage se eempelent to aM them in this mmegeney. Nadler lishenierif obeyed lisemll to be at home, both in the eliwailie Mil In lbw mak She betted the part IX ceslisly wi ; Ors psi Week by low force and end, le dm meal immamlaral swam, and wag the music bin • aamplito mat ifbla fin public, import to see a gnat patfarmaria iriammarapart, and are eadieelydhappohrhid, any ewe who "Way ammaar to set as substituff is plead • ameidirdmelorm, and is sure to be coldly lodiced as Boa Maimar Radendarff soon got oat of this hie arresealis psi s. far the audience were so well sst*d will bar andleme that die was warmly applauded hem the Imalleffig. NSW, Dsj ()Irani, as fine acting and exqui s it e virg in{, is a pest amilisition to the stage. Mademe Donna Elvis we. a striking beim of the pert is charseter, in this ovantryat lark imaot understood, aidifti our Italian stage is always amigned go second or thintrate artist. This she not the ease is Geaurw, where it is regarded sa a part of equal importaneske Anne. The character is the more interesting of the thro, and takes the larger share in the business of the • while scene of the most brilliant and impassioned mraig aga t the whole opera is put into her mouth. Madams 041 be has now shown us how full of beauties this pat is in the hands of a great actress and singer ; how deeply the character may engage the sympathies of the audience, pad how much power and effect may be given to some of the finest music that Nowt has ever composed. Roomers Leporello is well-known to be one of this em summate actor's greatest achievements. His whole per formance is toll of fine and delicate touches of art. His reading of the character may be described ea a medium between that of Lablache, who made Leporello a peed natured droll, and that of Formes, who made hire, at herd, as great • villain se his master. Roomed is light and COllieZ but his comedy is al a kind white harmonises with tlureleilkut Domes of the drama. His whole demeanour during the visigetion of the awful statue—the commies and terror with which he draws near his master and the unearthly grad, and implores Don Giovanni to say "No" to the fear ful invitations—is full of consummate art. Oardesi was evidently suffering so severely the whole evening that hi exertions were strong proofs of his seal and earnestness in the discharge of his duties. The opera was got up with the care and splendour reel at this theatre. The unrivalled orchestra put forth all its strength ; and the coup doll presented by the stage dais the principal arena—especially that of the lell—wee gargsens in the extreme. The house was aowdsd in every perk and had a mast brilliant apposranos. DRAMA. This ancient and always popular place of enter tainment, is which these oily who are dull, as well 00 batlike', will refuge le be planed and amused, semis likely to retain, wader the new management of Mr. Batty, as large a N/1/110/811/ of the general favour es it posesseed during the reign Cl Yr. Cooke. The smideoes end up swing emiseveer of the present lessee to prod& a variety of diverionti both os the siege and in the ring, goes fir to make up ter the withdrawal of the accomplished Coen family frost their late eine of action. The whole theatre has been eletald, painted, and decorated in • style widish almost vies in brilliancy with that of the fashionable opara-heness. A superb chandelier in the centre, sad • arise Cl mailer chandeliers along the frost Cl the bone, VON er the net within the house. There le • ben& I erne empet s in the ring, for the etaaileaspeend the dares and the tambinggiond of the policemen whilst the adahla the ind " Rein= amedint nankin far equestrian evolaikes nettles This is en fewerattea, bat It has a sere= =l""then the aid arrameet. The greet 2Zapelerteie lihtorkal odrama, which hes had so kir a ma, will be repeated at lent until the Wlelliminde Malays, whoa it may wheys be socesedsd by some nevelky whisk will peers ea equal snesses. It is ea meted epitome Cl these ai&enereme were Cl the amielati end war a whisk may as well point a nerd sad Wont a tabs at sas enywhere else. Prom the famous Dridp Anon t the mem* deserts al_ RDA wine the Prima heroes are diersenl with the beikand the g.. of Runk where they ant teenreited by Iho24 " 1: gallant Twelfth Regiment, with their officers love,. a nd all totemetteg objects of the sympathy Cl bone, pat, and parry, ere essinstsd, through many menbate and dengue, hewn to Peen A ruthless remegade, determined to the enteel honker Cl the Cannel and Cl the fair Min* who follows the map, boasts then as all and sesemes all ellsgeisar, now a Yeineleke at Cairo, a nd sow • Cann peemilig Is the retreat from Moscow, till finally the shisons esnple seaqw kis gibs, and he receives the pentilinisat Cl he crime. • risk eseeks ehemeM le in troduced to the pumas of another an" the esisfinare and her husband, who get iato the bream of a llesealwen grandee, and shut him up Is • binned Amyl he bevy Cl giggling beauties. The eeemery, thee wineessalles the drools 4neoiru, in which • festival with rue brillsimbegag takes place, sod sgaia the contrasted senery ad the wildness% is very effective, and the tireassies of several mauls _need the illusion. The performing to the circle, whisk men after the play, are highly evidllable both to aims eni boost engaged therein. Herr Fenian Mr. and is Mademoiselle De Bead with the meal doing bere lir e= tin to which the fine-named pawnor kw it.o hells closed ends of a draw). _llladesethelle Mend is the with a beautifull treimedaafmd, aid the Dellinaill — q in various fuses Cl peeterieg, enenlasd t reputations is flateasneng ; end the twee/yetis (Mr. Thorne. jests are t hasenswiee) went thesegh their la et the late priarheht, to the lonseen dsitgi t. IXAXII!ATIONi AT THR LSOOILPOILATIO LAW SO OIEM—ZAWITA Tat, 1860. —At the cieneleallss if tan- Maim fee adraimion on the roll if Metonym and aoliciton Ile impair courts, the examiners reemmakended the fol lowing esellorma, under the age of IS, as b entitled to bestiary dlalnetios. and bane amnia Meer prime of hooka :—Cleaqp Pear Ansa, and 16, *he mined biodak ship to lealies. Lanford. of Deapiel-bail. Lesdea. mid Maim Lanford sad Watering's. el Draper. -hell Loudon ; Willett Ram, aged 21, whe eireed his clerkship to Mr. &Moe Batley Janus." af Iptigjak, and Mama Aldridge ad Bromley, of Grafes-in, Lewin ; Sway *red 21, who send his sieriedifp ko Mr. Jolna bs °l 7 ll 4 Stamford, and Mews. Pubic', ffseke. aid Parke" el Bedford eow, Louden ; Joshua 'Tann Beard, aged 21, nba samed elarkeltip to Moans Newman sad Harper of Madinah, and Maws. Ores and Lad, of Orsertaa, Leades. ONIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBIUDGZ, Mat 12. THEOLOotcAL EXAMINATION, 1880.— Mcarainare: J. A. Jerwaie, D.D. Beigioa war of Divinity; B. H. Browse, 8.D., Nanthan Proteror of Divatity; C. J. Etheott, Jeba's College; H. C. A. Taylee, Tneaty Cabo; 1. B. Panes, 8.D., St. Or Co tberioe's College; T. T. Aromas, 8.D., Corpus Chrieta llege. Mromsl3.lctat.oos.—(Ten 1: De Boodle, Joh.; Forster, J..; *Jones. basso.; t•Lookoek, Jam. Clam 2: Da Atha, Trim.; Bodo* Trio.; Matthew, Trim; Perk*, Cl olet's; Bowyer, TIM. Cowman Boaregigo.—Cless 1: D. 8. Cluirtoa, I nee. Claw 2. Do Minsk NM.; Taylor, Caine. Y Himr. .1 Utak&ld Prin abneal Greek SPORTING. THE BATH AND SOMERSET COUNTY . MEZTING. .. . TO MS IMITC4 Or TIM MOW &a,—The indiMetent performances dining the we of Pen; Tante 'Did, Weetherbound, Pled Lard and die llswar, the majtaity of - whose ran ended is the Obeid Vs& lade not, enaltgli to edi led . meat" Alli r= " Alt" . i . - a S tt rnk ap der wo shoed the iii dander et *GS basis. bones us' Illoake, bererner 'edit' Lend Ailiebory's 'di hem 1011111, he dawdle neon en the wasebet it running el W who Isiah* at Amidshoselesi at Epsom, also nays little for the Brother to Belden, is was emend to both Avalanche and St. Albano' Newmeelen, and Mae the latter is again However, there is too strong a party behind • for any peat liberties to he-- idea, ea • money would not give much chance to thou " apeculaft for a rise ;" the highest point he may reed is seven or eight to de, and then the " eppppeerr ten" would bring him back at the big. The other iscidesb ef • the pet week in eon entinewitiso. t he Derby hare bid the yeeforminese of Cape a and Sutton, which were so good that they :atm. to swell the field., and Sutton is backed to win a fortune fee hii stable. The Yorkshkemen took advantage of the in d so many layers all Deneaster and York, and de swag in The WWI* while at Sa lisbury hid his their need is holey e in that Odd the Budder wee sadly out of Mier,. rezz *ven in " his own street,. aad the _easeertung him are =- Pinky inexpineble. Ir• de set dee favoured yet with the explanation pcndiell Ikea& Bong / so much for the Two Them* keg . Wore there was anything really thiendkpandunlem et despeatemom is made he mad be sinew Moms who eel* at Beth. 1 Umpire roe vim smoothly soda, and Methods* has his friends, • at a Mee; but these is no saying what may not 1 be dose ma Tend* sad Walliskir next, sad it is !mite a re= *nth will laid a need end third favourites at i lndepenttly of the attitude= at Beth op. dm* Of the meek* instediately preceding that of Epps ; there is a two dayt ai ginme Mr. Reystale ray dernehly be proud ef, the Ilyr-old Hew an monemily dead by Big Ban Welled I my; "eppidatiy, '' heeds* we* " dare anionic will mice naiad aphid Big Doss he the 2-yr-old siworg, as the batons T.Y.C., and the 11 4=d ie tie llibb es Lee le gi l t ti ller....,:at b l,l am bennite &Mow wad a ilesStaie jab* prdoesser. As is MUM potabi li ty el Maar SL Ads" Horror, or dewing for the Thee Year OM Biennial, cos el • Ulf, we have Mid' PIM " open" enough, for uncertainty about Sedisden starting will aide all E dsur with a abide to pit he digs= OW a ad LliPoiluxi Brother to Rainbow, Dartmosib, FlYsolVi LOWE.; sad Blue Ruin - way MD seam up tbe field. It world be as isteediag onsonnter did Ode ',Away aid Brother to Behaleow meet, for they represent two totally differed " lines," and the result would cede some Dubj zs chs ay but 1 must give the pedannee• he , who might get clone to the Widen admirers would be t ted at did dill ilin• Add lits-Avcia, 3 yrs, lest will run fen*, laplowas Has dkap, de ; and Sim, Id Mb, is not ever.weiglited for the FINK Isms sOUTIIIL There is a elielleulty hi Cilill ang lii & t _ lie Bea ssii silo. es Ibe is ust MY* meda l. = night ; still, should they reeve Peadarier in be will not be the worst companies to travel with, bwriag run mry for ward for the City and Suburban. Aeneas has shown bed doss this season, and the tad of tins "Mr. F. Bobbed" in the Minos Stab* ndile, may be en *tend to dining the an pled seed has a niee weight in ild illb, The Beimmireas ecilt, 3 yrs, Get 711), appeared to me, at Northampecs, ingeble of giving trouble to any thing whoa fit, and might even beat her ; but be has also the Bkranial to look after, and Unsaid 2-yr-old teeny myself with is Little Lady, whose 5Th paelty may just get her beaten by Ariadd in the BahoWitakes, tisne-quarters of a mile, set for Wednesday , the ram at the latter again exam and ware she she to get • D' e pr.d& net beide to dm* her, heft diy he to a llillblei•Tildis) le he* The lt add Illeideld twe-year-elds, T. .C.,. leas.enb two Le are podeinnoln men 37 entendi Wawa, he bine a very fair deem of men making Lard= is pent, with all the weight ; Mg Des, SA Mk ss and, and, unites split by aped add, they probe done sad second. They both °anode mil& Weilifilitn. MI them being generally " as goad Bah in the ad as der ode anti," lam not so pre' • in their favour as to Tendie—ous of the most racing -like yearlings is Watat iro set eyes upon—unworthy of askew The Handicap, two miles and a dishis Mr ' only failure of the ten items complete, my Lord a pet system of heavy handicapping not - W ".. at all agreeable, judging from appearances, to the muse of the seventy-1k: hones entered, as only twin* despid However, the handicap was universally prsossonsi a bad one at first sight, and as the acceptance is never • gsed ass, his lordship has nothing tangible to be dismayed se se far. All I con perceive worthy at notice in the list now anaprbe Telegram, 5 yes, Set 81b ; Independence, 4 yes, Id Mb; Cock-a-Whoop, 4 yrs, 7st Mb; Pan, 4 yes, 7st lllb ; Theory, 6 yes , lot lib ; Timandra, 4 yrs, 7st ; Mesmer, 3 yrs, lit ; Dade, 3 yrs, fat Mb ; eiiie, 3 yrs, let 41b, and ! Philoniel, 3 yrs, let 81b—Pen having won so cleverly at Salisbury that be is certain to be mde list favourite, and 1 if he can beat Telegram and Timandra, Mr. Parr's exclie may be further swelled by his aid. The Wier, through her defrost last Worcester Autumn of Blue Jacket, who beat Pan a month previously at Bedford, gets all the best of hint 1 on paper ; but as she did not show at Chester something serious might have happened, and her starting is so cer tainty. The meeting at Harpenden will be well patronised by Ciodessionals, more than one Derby winner having been in the ring ; and if my memory worm me, Mesita was " brought beck " there last year, after befog in the toner at Bath ; still, the sport will be interesting only to those whose pockets are affected by the results, and I can may antis the " great event " as being a prett s tag o thing fur old' at Borneo lot 81b.—I am, be., R. BATH AND 80X6RBET—To-Mossow. Steward.: The Duke of Beaufort, Fart of Coventry, and W. 11. B. Cowfurd, Req. Judge: Mr.. 7. F. Clark. Muter : Mr. R. Hibbard Clerk el the Buda : Mr. Manning. TEa LANSDOWNE Taw. &ream (Handi cap ), of 5 Wes. each, with 40 added, for 3-yr-oldo and up. Thewinner deny handicap aßer the weight. are published to carry 51b ; mad of say two, nb eelxits. Omi mile. (17 Nadi r At A lb il lb =AA WS ag3 8 9 5 lana Avis. 7 4 = 4 S 7 tilleirtne ...... .... 4 7 1 4 0 Sputa 1 V 0 erred' nines eress s 717 gby 011se40-/a- Then7_ ..... • I 711 eirWedam 3 e 6 Lady Pod 4 7$ Haad.over-hand .... 3 6 9 Mushroom 4 I 4 Fits Avon 8 6 0 Tai Baccio Yam QV ame Btsamw. STA= of 10 eon. each, with 50 Wad. fig foals of 1857 ; cellar 5A lift ; Mies sad pilaw. AM 711, ; the second horse to more hi 1 1 dela. Oft ale ,g 4 &WI. An sub..)---Bt. Airman Thens Per PK =ea Mb), Blue Ruin, The (31b), Loiterer (31b, Herman (31b), Horror (1114 Sherborne (b-b) 33b), c by Bay Middleasm-Ceinaties (3/b), f by The Plying Datehman-Ramen, The Gentle (31b), Tambour (31b), (,'here Annie (31b), Besemy (31b), Annie, Quick March, fby Daniel O'Rourke-41500i (3(b), Alerma, Cape Flyway, Stoleenfels, Dartmouth, Seclusion (31b), Chance Shot (Mb), Browslown (31b), Reuben (h-b), c by Sir !mac-Integrity (31b), Diamond (31b), M bro to Rainbow, South Auitiuliaa, N.lsher (3(b) Ins, Rhea (31b), sie to Pandora, Aimee, Murat-Aisne (31b), Francatelli (Sb), Buccaneer (31b), fitaint a (a3lb , Market Gardener (31b), o by Middlesex-Young su alb l Ramis (31b), Tirialear, Whirlwind (31b I)C ha Visa :11b fby Pollan-Pear (31b), Alchymmt, Bay -b./ 3lb , Hartley Whitney (31b), fby Stults-Gentle itsy, (33b), Black Joey (31b), Professor, Sea King (peal Rbassabranss (dead). Too likestat Onus 0110 soya each, with 50 added. for feats of 1858 ; colts, Bst 10 1 b ; Allies sod geldings, ' 84 71b ; untried horses or mares allowed 311., but only mie allowance, and to be claimed et Gil time of laming ; the seecesd horse to save his stake. T.Y.C. Half a mile. (53 cabs)-c by Wild Dayvell-Intimidation (3(b), St. Alban by Stockwell-Bribery, Sweatier, Etat Shelia, Pionnealla, Bose% (31b). I by Stockwell- Jacqueline (31b), The Robber, I bz_ Wild Dayrell, dam by Venison-Vanity, )by ,ab nr a (31b), Inrus, Croossitcb, Jingliog Johnny, (31b), Cynthio's Novel (31b), Y 00331117. Canary, c by The Flying Dutch man —Bohemienne, , Mayorga°, Crocus, Vog•elfanger (Mb), Garibaldi, Julio (31b), I Wad Ways, Overton, o by Ongston—Phewy (31b), c by Oldihn—le (31b), o biCliaMiclete--Clo :nide (Mb), Tadmoor .0 1 . 1 Y , Lupus, Kildonan, , grepr rina lai ), Flotilla, inlay, Coareror, Big Alit apor Caihi. Zeal 2 0.4, ledzik , ( % ilen, tt i ot 4. (3l4l ,l bilawk' :* a (91b), My Uncle, c by Hurworth—arogoth's dm hour, Lisbon (Mb). Tim as= nicer of 10 in,.. mach, sft if declared this evening, with 100 added, for 3.yr-olda awl upwards the winner of any handicap after the **his are published (May 8, at 12 at noon) ci 200 soes. value (including the winner's own subs), to cony 511),; of two or more such handicaps, 101 6 . extra. Once round (about one mile and a lialL) (21 subs.) Ylb st Age et lb . Joakin 0 3 12 gektiale Stapleton Canine Pensioner 6 3 140 Met. Orleans .... 2 7 Antonio 4 12 Chaim IL 2 le et eet reltigna-Tar. Theory Deeadnasght 2 0 ah Ni . 1 4 II t .1.... Norton TER limaroie arms of 10 sow. eseb, sft, with 50 added, for all ism ; Myr-olds, let 10th ; Mune, Sit 51b ; four, Bst 12 1 b; Sr., RA, and aged, .94 211 i ; 1144444 and geldings allowed Mb. Tim winner of any stelae amounting to ZOO sown t• lti. *1 , 1850, lib way alh; ff 300, Mb ; If 600, 12Ib sx; Widen IMPI-jonolis at 'be time o f itutini Jobe allowed Nb; three, Sib ;law andurgiadlia alik AP T.Y. AP U akin : itr i t a f iiiwi:i:: "" 701 4 . dam 147`4 .. 2 Ur •t . Adman 4 BernPle 2 4 Ariadoe..., ...... Laig ,.. barise +I br 4is swift Asteia - - 3 4 =rip- Grater 4 , • t 3 Artloar ,. . par • 2 Reprieve •• lailly - 2 2 Provestion I t e lt 2 Ties Clovvit Mamie PLAT (handicap) of 50 sov° Any number ci boom %stinging to Ohs sone owner may sun for this stake Thai winner of any handicap After the weights are publ ished (May 8, at 12 at noon) to carry 51b. suns. One mile. Ar gm *sad . • 4 elb Plan) 6 0 4 n . /4 . 4174/4 : 1 • 4 Resew .... ....... 0411614 ' 4 4 %S C = 4 4 4 0 WM* 6 0 i•TZ 41 4 12 10 °add A .10 OrMado • 7 OulkO it '• • 'T • ise n) Burlington ..... 4 7 7 Volunteer I bL a Anteerat.—lleete • S 7 5 Mienln 4 7 Table Bey Albert end* by Mountain Due _ _ ildiscretion Edda Weed a 0 Rama 3 13 Waterford 3 10 Plaaaper 3 7 teit" of r the May 0 7 11 filoadloalas Itirtoquin IlleaT. Tam BA/morrow OW= of 10 110•11. each, 5 ft, with 50 added ; 2-yrokk, Ott Tlb ; three, Bet 51b ; tour, Bet IMb •, five, 9st ; mix sad aged, tat 21b ; mares and geldingi allowed Mb. The winner et any stake amounting to 100 son. in 1839 or 1880 to carry 31b ; if 300, 51b ; goo, 121 b extra ; =sidle lirolds at the time of starting to be allowed 31b ; three, 8514 four sad upwards, 10M The winner of the hadstas Stakes to any Mb over and above all other extras. Thnsmossises d tisane. (12 subs.) AV Age Blue Rola fby Annandale— Quest of the Ay 1 lattlferenoe 4 May I Adidas 4 Amisache Mentiore $ Roving Boy 1 Cools don 3 133 Bo=a=r=s &Ants of 25 son. awl, 15 ft, and 5 only if declared, with 100 added ; the second horse to re ceive ft) son., and the third to save his slain. The winner el ear kassartp amounting to 500 eon, sitar the weights p ale tb rilahsel to carry 71b extra ; et eerier handicap with many added, Sib ; penalties .-'a=dders. Two miles and a drawee. (78 subs.) Age et lb Age at lb jr_ l = Ith=se s. 69 0 Pea 4 8 11 6 8 8 i=olm 48 8 Ilemser 4 6 4 8 6 8 8 Deems 3 e i r=soWallbeal 3 8 8 Brides B Mirka 4 a 4 /inn 3 1 Mee 4 Vll LA 3 11 1 4 T 1 =I hatter • ; /L 5 7 II 6 TM Vines Brim ce 10 son. nob. with 50 wilt Ise f.weekle ; oohs, list 1011, ; Miss aad_wilkizo, het nb ; Ain mein c[ untried hansom wren sawed Mb ; if bo th , Obi limo Whiner of any one stake of IBM son. value before *Wm, to carry Mb extra. T.Y.C. (straight half mile). (7 subs.)—b cby Wild Danall—lntimidation (3lb), The Roe, Fairwater (31b), f bi Stockwell—Jacqueline (31 B b o l, Maws, f by Surphore—Blue Devils, Pretty Rosa (31b►, ishissos Crum, Jonas, Captain Fortibus (511,), cby - ariki—Vixen (51b), Donna Paris, Arabia (31b), Mellon, br fby Wald Dayrell—Agnes Wickileld, Whiteley (51b), Mil. verton, Crocus (31b), Jessie Brown (31b). Ready Reckoner, Julie, Bodine, c by Chanticleer de (31b), Mimic, 'Partin, Lupus, Parasite, cby Alarm—The Rescued, Big Ike isav, Vancouver, Walloon, Lava, King of Kent (31b), oh fby Boiardo—Fair Geraldine (31b), Shillelagh, Lime- Mow (51b), Corfu (31b). TIN DTRHAY PARK HANDICAPOI 100 son. Any RUM , Iter af horses belonging to the same owner may run for this Metes__ , _. the winner of any handicap after the weights are paidlint (May 8, at il at woe), to carry 51b extra. To did at the distance post, and go once round. Age at lb Ass et M 4 II 0 Wealth 4 4 IMpilina U DI sonst 5 a tit t:*cet 11 • 3 1 0 KbriM me 5 II W 3 a 70 5 •19 Tata iv 4 9 n 4 . 5 7 Walestn4 3 7 . I 5 V Clow Dona 6 6 a 5 1 Pls: . . ~t a Posserawe 111 0 0 I 4 3/411113123. -- 1 IS - - e' - - -Par Amiss IL I 710 br low!* Dos Nor—. .2 I 7=et 6 110 4 7 I 114166 teer DsWee 4 7 7 pmTJeoi ~ f 7 4 SwaxPonmoot d 5 nova. each, with 9D added ii 2E olds, fiat 916 three, Sat 91b ; four, 9451 b ; five and up 9st 91b. Mara awl geldings allowed 31b ; horses to be for 200 soya., allowed 31b ; for 150, 91 6 ; for 100, 141 b ; for 80, 211 b ; and for 50, 281 b. One mile. The winner to be sold by auction immediately after the ace, and the surplus (if any) over the selling price, to go to the fund. To class and name by nine o'clock on Tuesday evening. The &ware of 25 son., for all ages. 1 soy. entrance to be paid on naming to go to the eeoond horse ; any num ber of horses belonging to the same owner may run for this ran ; Zyr-olds, to carry Tat ; three, Bst 101 b ; four, 9d 4lb iw sad vpwarile, Oat 916. Mares and geldings allowed 31b ; hones to be sold for ZOO eon. allowed 31b ; for 150, 91b ; for 100, 1411); for 80, 211 b i for 40, 281 b ; for 30, 351 b. The winner to be gold by auction immediately after the ran, and the surplus (if any) over the selling price, to go to the race fund. Straight half mile. To close and name Cu Tneedity evening. BRUTAL MURDER Old WOMAN AT WOLTER- HAMPTON. Another of those disgraceful outrages for which South Staffordshire has of late become notorious occurred in the outskirts of Wolverhampton late on Saturday night last, resulting in the death of a woman named Elumbeth Evans by the hand of Edward Humphreys, a boatman with whom the unhappy wee= lived as his wife, mast* him in the management of his boat. As is postal among their class Humphreys and Evans lived in the boat, which was moored against &sift?, timber-yard at the bottom of Canal-street, and not far from the stations of the Great Western and London and North Western Railway'. About ten o'clock Evans left the boat in company with some female ainnaintancee, and Humphreys, s with truth that they bad gone to get drink, • which he had, it appears, a quarrel with Evans earlier in the evening, followed them. He over took them near the railway bridge, on the Caanock.road, and, accosting the unfortunate woman ' asked her, with an impecation bow she would like his fi sts. She replied I that she 'was not aware that she had done an to induce him to strike her, to which be rejoined b beating her, until she reeled and fell against the fence. (He is a very powerful fellow, about six feet high and stout in proportion.) A companion of the deceased's expostulated with him, on which he, looking at his victim, cursed her, and—declaring that if she were not yet dead he should kill her—dealt the ball-nncenscious Makin a treanemdotte kick on the side. She gave a faint imeam, and apparently ceased to exist, for she showed no signs of life afterwards. The body was conveyed to the Fountain lan to await =inquest The murderer was taken into custody about two hours afterwards, and lodged in the lock-up. Dzetauctioa on CORN Sracus NY LIGHT/rm.. The weather on flaturlay wee excessively warm and ,aultry a t 'Mink evades and copious showers of rain demeraded at h e but very little amigo in the temperature as at la the atternasa a heavy theoloian% visited tie seset. its •Mmt tly emmted Warm Beath B►e7We and= /lbws, span the a im of Mr. Wightmen,_ two stacks of wheat were Area by the lightning and totsAy destroyed. The wheat was shed at shoot 301. The stacks were fortunately insured. The Sun derland Fire Brigade attended near the farm, but load it unnecessary to render any iusistance. The fire bed got fairly hold, and not being situated near any beading the Mick' were allowed to burn out. —Nriontras Chronick. InVirg - ---'----- -- I i i Informer • • 0 lfald of Orleans 114 Avoe ij.e " woot: ' 3 alt GETTING OPER SCRUPLES. (From the Examiner.) The Bishop of London objects to the revision of the Liturgy . proposed by Lord Ebury that there is now agreement in the church, but that any alteration would introduce differences and secession. The fallacy hero lies in the word agreement. Words are subscribed to and inter- Cedin widely different or absolutely opposite senses. mee reads black as signifying black, and another as meaning white. And this, forsooth, is called agreement by • bishop, who justifies it thus : •It was not felt that there was anything dishonest or inconsistent with the moat perfect fair dealing in its being imillseelood by mossy on WA there were Various senses in Adak MIMI VOWS tea the different propositions which eereseel Y puts et fist erred." So one clergyman saclimilmals absolution and remission al ohm id the Prokledrist Itherei ell another construing it in the Banish sense ineuksim eenfemion, and this is pr o . Pounced by , high prelatic authority an hottest and consistent The hi . srti;p, indeed, his little respect for scruples : " It was greatly to be regretted that young men of pro mise should be excluded, as was alleged, from the ministry, by reason of their scruples ou these points. But men of very scrupulous consciences, if they did not find a difficulty about one thing, would be almost sure to do so about another. He might illustrate this matter by an incident connected with a debate which occurred in that house some twenty years ago on the kindred question, bow subscriptions should be arranged so as not to do violence to tender coassignees. A petition was drawn up to their lordship' honor en the enbjeot, and as *Wotan hind a his wee requested to rip it. On reading the peti tion. bowever, he mid there was somethhig in it to which be could not saxes. The answer he received wee : 'Jon must get over your scruplee the best way you can.' That showed howdifficult it was to drew up any form of words which would really commend the assent of every mind." It shows nothing of the kind. It shows only that the man who advised the getting over scruples was a man him self with t out scruples, and the advocate of loose unprincipled etedoe There is not a knave and thief in the land who does not hold precisely the same language to the novice he initiates into crime. He scoffs at sc rap sod exhorts his pupil to I'M over them the best way he can, and leap boldly into gnat And this bishop coolly tells us that respect is not to be had for scrupulous 001266811Ce11, because if they do not find a difficulty about see thing-they will find it about another ; therefore, instead of removing difficulties out of their wa hey overy, they Sr. to be spuned over them with a sporting cry of ! Wham, then, in the name of wonder, do the scruples begin in the church for which there are allowance and reaped? According to the explanation of the Biahop. the 'fuming agreement in the church all depends on the absence of scruple*. The morality of all this is rather startling. And when we find the black sheep in the fold rather more numerous than they ought to be, the scandalous feet mar be explained by their having got into the habit of "getting over their scruples" so cleverly as to have none left to stand in the way of any temptation. 81'. 1110114EL'8 CHURCH, CORSHILL. This ancient structure, which has been closed for nearly three years for repair and decoration, was re opened yesterday morning for divine service. The event excited considerable public interest, and there was a demand for places far beyondtheaapabilities of the bnilding„ No expense has been spared upon the work of restoration, and skill of the highest kind having fortunately been em ployed, St. Cornhill, Mail now be said to be the most beautifully decorated and most conveniently arranged church within the City of London. We have already. given a description of the alterations and improvements and it may now be sufficient to add that while the colouring of the walls and ceiling, the oak carvings (especially of the pulpit and reading-desk), the altar (which is composed en tray of alabaster and marble), and the stained glass windows, have all been executed with great richness., there is no excem of ornament, nor anything inconsistent with k the saved uses of the edifice. U po n that point some com plaint, it appears, had been made, but the churchwardens I are now fortified by the favourable opinion of the Bishop of London, who, on a recent visit, said he saw nothing to which the most eceupuloos person could object. The service at the yesterday was read with much immvisaivenees by the reverend rector, and the Lord Bishop of St. Asaph preached the sermon, availing him self of the opportunity to ma‘e an appeal on behalf of the funds of the Corahill and Limiceireet wards charity mhools. The Lord Mayor, who is an inhabitant of Cornhill and president of the schools ; the two sheriffit Aldermen B. S. Phillips and Thomas Gabriel ; Alderman Nimbi, vice president of the schools ; deputations from the Drapers' Company, who are patrons of Gee living, and the Merchant Taylors, and many more civic functionaries, attended the church, and were accommodated with seats nearest the altar. The choir, consisting of 24 cram, under the direc tion of Mr. R. Limps, the organist, discharged their duties very efficiently, the nedering of Boyees fine dedication anthem (1 Kings, and the other music specially selected for the occasion, being highly deserving of praise. In the evening, the sermon was preached by the Rev. Wm. Hunt, the Sunday evening lecturer of the church. The collection at both services in aid of the schools amounted to a total of nearly ACK Notwithstanding the crowds who docked to the *hutch, owing to the judicious arrangements of Messrs. C. Z. Bailey, C. Genies, and D. Shrewsbury, the church wardens, all confusion was avoided, but every available space was entirely occupied. FUNZRAL OP TEI ,LATZHRUBBUIIHOP OF TOIL—. The funeral of the late Dr. Musgrave, Archbishop of York, took place at Email Green Cemetery on Saturday, the re mains of the late right rev. prelate being deposited in a vault immediately contiguous to that of the late Priaceas Sophia. The funeral was as private as the high eccimiaa tical position of the deceased would permit. The corthje consisted of a hearse drawn by six hones, and eight mourn log coaches drawn by four homes each, containing the re latives and intimate friends of the deceased, amongst the former of whom wee the Venerable Archdeacon Musgrave, the Furl of Caithness, the Heil of Camperdown, the Hon. R. Cavendish, Sir George Phillips, Arc., and amongst the latter the Bishop Of Ripon, the Bishop of Carlisle, the Dean of York, the Mader of Trinity C4lege, Cambridge, the Rev. Canon Harcourt, kc. The private carriages were confined to those of the family of the late archbishop, with the exception of those of the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of London. The funeral arrangements, were, that the cortege should reach the Kensal Green Cemetery at half-past twelve o'clock, in the church of which a very considerable congregation of clergymen, kc., were assembled. The service was read in a most im pressive manner by the Bishop of Ripon, and the body of the deceased prelate was then enclosed in its last resting place. THE Ilse. JAMBE BONWELL.—Yeaterday morning, in consequence of statements which had appeared in the public punish, that Mr. Bonwell bad recommenced his ministerial duties at St. Philip's, Stepney, a considerable number of persons were attracted to the crch. The ma jority those present were young men and girls, all the members of the congregation having apparently left. The service was semi-choral. Mr. Bonwell conducted it, and afterwards preached from the 13thchapter of the second epistle to the Corinthians, 4th verse, " For though He was crucified through weakness, pet He liveth by the power of God. For we also are weak in Him, but we shall live with Him by the power of Clod towards you." He remarked that there were some very &xprerive circumstances which gave point to the words of"the text, teaching that they must all participate in the humiliation of cur blessed Lord. They must all pass through scenes of affliction; for there never was, nor ever would be, a servant of God who bad not passed through much tribulation. What the world called ignominy and disgrace was honour when associated with Christ, and sinners might amine themselves that they would live with God if they were peidtent. Referring to the pastoral character, he said that no doubt Chris tianity was weak through its advocates. Ministers of the gavel had no power to Wa ist vain imaginations, or to brie" into captivity every thought to the obedience of Clirist. They were men of like passions with others; but though weak on earth they would reign with Christ in heaven. Pastors were merely servants, and the people should not look upon the clergy as persons who, by their personal holiness, could make religion effectual, for they were weak, and could do nothing except through the power of Goal They must pray to God to be merciful to them, for they bad the authority of Scripture for sayieg, " That though their sins were as scarlet, they should be as white as mow." Thus they might look forward with' unwavering composure to the hour of death, which would be as a messenger bearing tidings of life and liberty. Since the inquest was held on the child of Flicabeth Yorsth, the rev, gentleman has abstained from doing duty in his church, and the bishop appointed another clergyman to officiatependente lite. *Mr. Bonwell has DM deternsiaed to take the pastoral care of his parish until Ids coos is decided upon. Riuslove Dussinnoirs AT ENFlELD.—Religious Wive ditiozbsd the tranquillity of the parish of MINI time past. At • large meeting of the in white reoantly took plate, Mr. Ingersoll, a gen t* the innovations attempted to be blie=t i r the vioar, was elected churchwarden in the roam et Mr. Mitchell, a supporter of these practiced, by a leis SattritY The town and its neighbourhood were in Ai Ode of wit commotion. The course adopted by the laity in this pleasant suburb of Loudon is l A nl i iL ' ! b°l4 ariaaes with the feelings and principles of all the prim:Spa inhabitants. 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