The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-09 00:00:00

, 20 7 t 0 044 0./ SENN - S . I'IPM% • t 9, 7 , I e 11')5T i Ib d ir - 9'lll TA ni:ri . '.. r.l e :T 51 'I 7 11 :1 .:dt4ir, ,, i.,,,,. .•• 'A. : , ' ‘,l l ' . ' ---• yr ~ .4 I n( t 1 1 ... A ~ • • •••, . 1 1 • •'i' • • • • sualad.xs - -... . • . . . . . . . Pi o. 4,234.1 EON VALPARAISO, Waking at St Visaed •Ltayu c og i =. 1., • as 10•Zr alie. J. won. mid airsomissios kr • won twodor 46. e. ll M :15 4 arna a =0/ 1 se ama ev-41. W I 44041•1_ .1 Impel ire to oe tibur &sift De* list dia PI TM:11•11 0 1b /60. Mil MARKT OMITH TO-NIGHT at 'IA Ms CHINA 311PAILID sod NOM? lILITMI 11.1. Mil wool sissl IMAT 3111$311? Om% listarise al Mg.*. saa !fie sod Omer*. Mlssisom NS 3 gisislls, i MSS* •!p„ls. le Mrs dm ~..i li -sase. sysslas U.J. slags from Ils• ; are% EL: as erworENctx. Cll2/lA..4lllwhibers of Parliament will find the ea 'sea WM, kknotbtiva et MI amts. Wows at e er ies t . l . • carob= wsk aim .1•44 a. Munk Mts. Omits awe s ism. ma Perm la Ow 1024 i VON sod eli tit A MAW ItaArk el= Muskat of Qs ter et serlysl at ea Mil ifi ape MGM es Ss asolve ig NUL Mow la ohms lk, meal mAk—lkbarlpOrik put fres. kP. Weir, et as. pe tel UT. 1111106. W•cl. • NA jai aka: MIZILLit x. ADVIRALTY, MAIM wit T. B. licensr, I Ile rasped, 42, ~SW 'sr mt. ying service. 1,110•440/. to 7,600,0004. without, in tee NS' ...M s= Indist_administistios , it wag WA Vas SO Pim ehleOl Rake itself heard la the Illsemple Oineasas, sal Slat ' 48 .30. 1 " 4 1 )141 1M 1 Pa idPisk ia ;gellapilledsa es ....... aa _Loire ' win , bac) opi.W the without was mare .aiglia*Tldt in t, the would aver be ebb le MU the aed Ina which it beams If Last ecrenh7 to lake a voiralre the aujuat par Wilms of foreign despots, or to mall the expenditure to w i t hi n annonane aad eteenaba but add limits. (Chant) TM parishes of Chelsea and Kiadegton had been too long loading a bachelor sat el 111 s. (Lothar.) They mow were about to be abed `as Owl a t amales , „ ip ltalce, but la • bond thet he bond would lied to nasal lappets, a ff ectioe, and blies. ( ‘..Fleez, hear," and laugh. ft. Th e p. naiad parishes, wi th their smaabla property of between 000,0001. ad 70 0 ,0 001 ., sod Asir Praia' population of 130,000, were too important to be abserbed is the many twww w ntaion. (Bari bar.) TM mealier, few the coma, sated la the mat honouradansanar towards awn. (Hew, MR. NW GERMAN SEND, TO4iIOHT, , 01 , 4 11 V MIRO w alarawi l z gi ~y M ~~ . . d .~~ rr ~~p Y g ß a uo.a• ISAL Lll4. at a1."..872 4 autrir att r iM;loN. M. 1 1 1.06•01a—adishiss la. fa: walk la •.s .m at Oa Sal. 107. art at Omer. ke* am Viaa. 111. Aramafitart. VOLUNTEER MOEN, DINNER, and BALL. TM ARMY 1.1 NAVY OMITS. lead t o :. N. iha t ia rsor bm d Ike lAZ:ft J ram at Jump. NAL N. I. H ai r e = 4. t Om ompreMilm. 7: 45=8. 0116* —end the 11411 .4 t i.wi.. 1116 Weal ..0.0 wd. 1141 As all ems= NA bookrAlles. PORTMOUTII,fitaxmi The Essyslos, 61, ataw► frigate. Captaul Jobe W. Tarietml. C.bL, ,s. pfd tip ware to-ay, aid the crow plata Isssiess days' ham WILIUILY STEAM COMMUNICATION to 101 l TO•JL—The LIVIIIPOOL. NEIF TOILE. owl P1111.41•6LPIII• 9tIAIIIIIIIIP 00111%.11T mood dolgoaglios a f toplowiroi ti wry. obsiol s ft aillog at Quomolooro. to O km raw roar. In'artira TCß 1): 11 • . . Mani IL Mod woe . rule pram IS. IT. sag 1 = g oomodlog to soomumsolaloo. nell term I or prort.looo meta& Pune. er tor Übaria sa4 ftr . olora Swim too ibrooolk *ow. odor. . firoo—Poo Yaw et to .4•111 NUL poor-won. lioorpool: et to WM soil aIAOgY. OA. 1 lam ...R. clic THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, toarrmarri lliat i= es ammalaNd ollit perfsdkaullbusrparatOsOPlN ZS MUG. retra . atol bukl. maw tl. eremata of Mr. M. R. Plaittat. plans relealtm et Ma mom mamma datillal sad mode r Door. rya r tyll peat a. Omuta at P. Mamas at 12 pane ls/MM. Atmore 1.. THE SPECTATOR of TO-MORROW (pries Si.. heaped ILL ambit. to Wealao to sO the Row. me Garai Nom se Iho Weft. the va.etas Tapia et Or V aaa Gotersieert Ketone Rel—M•veloatioo or the Potabre Itt•took—llie Poise Mitt—Tee Cott hiaoctoo—whot LIMN. el beporteet Meer hooka : The llttihiltrtha F.1 . H. 116 . Mr. Hawthorne's Donut 141.1611/1•1? Persio•-itfa Atte— Ilheme—leahr. as., Ito. •• • • • ....... DIIVONPORT, bias 1. The mew steamship Cos glamor, 101, Mft the Osumi rsaitday to join tha squadron. If le expected that the Nile (oow at Dewoopott) AIM Ilb• ma,' icy as 7 the ilk of Aril, aid it L iit resent Wry& tart she aka be at the bleed of Maieseia by. the af Mar, totes* tlealiwittrebl, mad seedy, Bear-Admiral Ahzeadee Me" L C.A, who will go to het to Halifax, Mime alio WM foto* a fewdayi, 'ad then wooed fo Qee boo, ae be in etteadaate out his Hojal Highuea thi Pelage of Wake dialog his Wok to Canada. ERAM boa LIVERPOOL to AMERICA Vii PO Tea by lai Ileakol Our amoidif Cumpres ail pleAlelllloll. 111 1 27 LAND. i tt.M . 7.6 a. Mani Sam. •• law. bL•3 I 6 : . W.l \ fiZia.as= OarM 4 .. 1: . ....P•re•tt w .. tr ia l •• wad 1 =••• •••i• i• MI 114 Watiplailiek lawfweg. THE LONDON PAVILION. Tichlwrisimitree, Lti AMP& Kiln= MIZ I PI L": 11 001011“. AilIMINIO• minima Wiwi im—saime YS Me Oa DRAJIfia. Dorms) They must, however, urge their eliditsWitit • Maud host. hr by division, kmeotatiest, mod waefilaticm th.y wou ld run the risk of seerificing—ba ormilinot ray the Loon, bat the right—whlch was about big soaYred on them, and "Lab he hoped in six menthe *am Mint time they would be In the full exercise of. (Chows) The resolution woo pat aril aarrisd unanimously. Mr. Boum p roposed and Mr. Nawo*ic seconded • rem !ion, conveying - the thanks of the meeting to the oonnty members and also to Mr. M'Callagh, for their exertions in procuring the enfranchisement of the dishriet, which was unanimously adopted. The meeting then sersast4d. 'WEDDING Aiw BIRTHDAY PILE g ERNTS. H. lODNlGlTlClffasafflgjavtaralaaallaabo liialadael of 1111111111141t0 ITCH WI ad i An aZ Vot a . ili val n eat LADDLW RITI• an.' ea gala I 116011 of eve— --_"fit glipiscia, mousy*, ar o 7 ros aulea, pools. aad Man ND3 as salt* • 01■1111161 rabona dm NNW PATON? IN MI amiss 'NW ar MAW add 114)17 OLYMPIC. • Thaw playgoers (asd their sins is Lsgiass) Vats bold Mr. Rana to be dor ant itramatisarlist d the dry .01 to glad to haat that be boo opts "aidarodroport oar trr," triookto kto IMMitaMr• is amkeraMeeitat t aag iMotf to hart so Maillmaatl at' abloom Ms araVtaMoll, ma. Lary, Is as agonies, D:ishit d VIM* amissillsaessiallsiWkik maldi. We believe it is deflaitiTely amazed that Lord A, Psalm, C.D., at pmetht oommitudiss the lit latearry ildissis et Aldeethett, sacoseds to the ossmatal .01 elts soat•mtt AMMO ea Mejor7Oesseal tikleaste TWO S.C.B : , entering op= his &Ms st • the . tielieg fllemds se Adjstest-Oesteal of t►. Nem& ale lsedeldp rill tisk to Use Weal mini at . 11?illtelliMiteat A seder wu yesterday iesehed by the heeds departments of Woolwich arsemd, frees lite Seem- Wiry of Stete *a War, to the ettsct that viiiiter alters pretesting themselves to saitorm may be yertihemt to see the Amami. An-d. ta.' ROUTE to w mr t r i72m .o . j a fgaroa tt a ons. Sys as es Ifilfisd. Deft sassese Se sarbrd Inn US ospeus. NW 0 Ord slan Seim Sys Ism WOOS T. TiIVISAYALsmiI SISOILD P Irre w OOLII as amstsufts. Pans t-Sis. firodsm, AT. Ihrambirs, SY. Sldrialm. Dam essishis to sr rods. Ilmothss.ile. Am* i ts Simprs loss Wslaftri SIOS IS SLIZIs. sal Sim ONO ssor Weisialus. sal Plidsg.—ter IS Os • g a r m lloass. TORS old mut Salsa, Sow WYK MIN wss 14. SO I slissloSs Mawr% CUM s LA. Oak. ruirißi CHOICE ITALIAN, ENGLISH. and OEILMAN Wriaa n4 .2te T v a fterna ll 4mon a " v rs i d i Viero gi tea. °— W i t . z. ii.s uoutpil as row we abbot pia% NA 'Matey In Mot of Mimi Imo& ei an son Is mut lead to Me 11111•10111 104 ~Nal ordoosr. Tor our to selrioll tatted mew awl • *as We. either MI eirostor NM alb to NA t o oleo sod wedeq Avon • fon destiptles dueolloa. the eamoty. sod brit lemedell awe tad ea oppilmeles. —ClowooiloOtoomarket. W.C. PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES. ALBCTIOIk COMMITTISS. DOVEZ. On the close of the cuss on the put of the petitionere, Dlr. Phinn said that as his learned Maid on the other side declined caning witneeeee on the part of the sitting members It bemuse his duty to call the uneaten of the committee to the facto which had been given in evidence, contrasting them with the allegations in the petition, showing how far they were supported by the evidence, and what was their precticel aooltsauoa and result on the merits of the election and return. With respect to the alleFa , ion of bribery, be submitted that there was anffloleat evidence to show that the agents al the sitting namaters had committed seek aces as to justify the ociensittes fa declaring that the sitting members were not duly elected. k O L DON mud PROVINCIAL MARINE INOCILYNCII 0011 PAST. y imosymeol pment le lie Jefiat Net Ceopmeasi :th asol Sal 110 Cliplisl . lls, Or MI6" Y 5 IMOD Mime et Syl auk =DOOM, OF TWII Will DOT= RUROPEAN sal COLONIAL 1/ XII COMPANY. In. KEW& &W. yw inesNers of the &ewe Ouipmey we mosesse mulased that 2.0 1 I al sal we oat Wale pa w e e.t OA Irma et Worm INlMlnalit _ _ - i ... preereridoWifoor Novelle ow rieroltt lizz a TallollorM A sisr iii• awl et owe 60 diriloelobeefr W7IB I S W III of He i rerert ma rr Omorgoll GAO smissiabli Se me eosorpomoe. *use abintbake aim= Mi. lie amine Al lii sr Yr dose or Ems Ai as agitii Oak of lbeemela. Fader. 0017111 A 7110411 . ......... ..... sal M. 0011111 ASILICAS SWUM • • • Sh. al Ns . ...... TM Sara ova %Waimea to Ms somia. LOYAL ♦!arm* swum: yen. fosiar. IRA la) fh. SPLENDID OLD PONT. WI yam le rMwee& OTAJILLIXO 1111111114 T CEANIMUIII • Ms. bawl ass %wily akarged per dem. illf. JO aM MAa . pre wiliboul rift .. fk In the course of commera address a letter war beaded in Goer Mr. Churchward. Inking to be heard in endetice in reply to the sllntailone which had been made against him, but the committee declined to read it. 81r F. Blade then replied upon the whole ow, after which the rem wee elem.& 111SAMOS. CIS 111114F.M1111111i al BUST EJL.ILE.S. Chisgs , •-ssuara 00.1111=011L 14. Web" orl dippaggr. Tentrisa J lot . Mieiser if do Maim sot Como isak. Jinni Near Dititsil. lisu Minos d IY litralmall LOq aslds• odd seism Issisad. sid siz dem MI. Ids le my dd. 'SW olio Is SWIM or Wid. Ida Mr lira se ies. low dab. if ILLIAJI MUD TIMIS. = f.dt ••114.414 s i L liemet Mart red Ow impairs W Jolla Alum J. Im b lzeria elJemin sad Nark ember menissis Alparami. Melo Wens. lin. Ora 'db. re reelerillpwribt. ILA IL f. bale. ism d 11. T. Wilma =I Co. allgassee. 11•11.14r4g. ard flesh. Wags IN% 14. Mrs of VW. M lawo. iligsmormi. LAMM mod Limps& her ftwased Valid Giumal Joie la 4. we d hui mad Ow. radimass. 'Mom 041140. L 4. Moisemorie Ibis MIMI 4 LAMS eel _ _ 1110 ram to ail le air issaher. Sweibises ~se 1••••• —•'- iis and el am of th. mai us• la Levees. Naziass—C=iy=regiq Ist; Lembibs.l4treal ass a. Ilisoss;. Ilsissosispos Mama Owls, fraelsot," Illoutrams—esosa Venlig god ism 1 11 1 asassisbliS: Nom nu sa g•lNltali, Ise ..I. Cib r ggl e a sossalit c. Wins TIS 11P Asse= "N rions Is 10.1 Is. 'Ms =ls sibus rot s=riss .111 to w oils Sir endiselilss a esireirsintim pis mu* cit Is Ilsea jus be ssi eu rC r.m l 2 ass OWN& lirammisiEss es Om et So oo to be soblimes to so sowein. • or Imirin is = et Oa Ca M usw. ts. umbra sims. ii.o 'IMMO WIS lINLY.ACTLYO I! TPHON TAP. l a migtord s ll. OMR 116* bow mom wkvio. 40. OIL I ST MI D.—llo or adliono dlo• k t e gariUl l l,l72 l 6l ciao:riff AL imo r "ltyromol lo am or on of nab . Piloo lio IL podia 41:41VY Igo 141 MIA/ Mt . Via woo &Yin 186 • moll M wd moo loa of dui pot Rom itloo Us. 11/011111"11'4 TY /if 1.114111 a. Itoooolo millba4 is Oft OMB 111 ik/ 01l mow os. iso solo, .111. ems to JAMS 1141111 . 071 r .t t.to r % 11 : 00 . 11 4 7." 111. lboomoo Januar mod Mime. Illo wi lo etc YOB wow Nilo ; al sews sooomodool ONDON sad PROVINCIAL KARIM immiuipcs 0011 PAX T. WWII II mom GI TIC Or M •NASS LIST r Si goaggp •11 w CluelD In Logos •• TIRISIDA I. No 11111 sop go io min tgoogig. do Mb Mink MN Ammo MS ... Woman arblor Not is. St M Nola Pan NI IWO INN bonier' he go MON morn d Omplig. IIIMP•Os rims Starern pst =torpossi. M ls • hear SEIM= Non wads' aistibis..- •I Ns Wank ISIS a t ri M. Nragineela. 1. Smairegmi. Thmilio. Nan! s. INF Jams. miy lic u al kV" AIMPVIANCIO MWAN`II II UTUAL ftfi ASSOCIATION 0110111.11114.1 WM. I OFINO liumallootomi. .es Mufti • L ellOr SIT If . Monsbal Peinisft..... , ... . Cll.* . 1 •5 6 5 Ima.. ay• rftemb iimmil a•••••• twin ema or& our Woo. Tio Iwo sub aiplial •Thi " =:11. Unmoor s• imploae lb bowleg ion rikommi •Iiime=•••• • or Me 'coma Volum Or= 110 Istamilleft. 111 raid as mew • V • W. Illmililli MAD 5V.1: 14 4. 7 = ROLD OILILIMS.--WATMEWITOM mai ISO& DRS 16. is de de addid, d O rds Is lid MN d OCS Midi ad Odd old Odd ir roan t Enmadaddel : ... fa .. E. ii.i.. I • Iwo. kg& • • - • • - • cm MIA IRK OIL 111•11 mow .—... N ima ' Te li = tOtifigiiiefaiii gs ' lb r e ... de pesdaid ; l; V alliddina Ili i., Ilhe AZ% 1.7= 1 := ii=irre a • the ." ri I :ma,- ELAM-MCRAE) ATTINDOROUGH. es, Assazar z =bi r ilarhomeds wesila MIMS orn r. !Oruro Mom. ,---......... 'dews' lid.d. idd.d.' Aa. il tots .: 1 0 • 41. a : •J. a 1 .., • "Ole 1. 1 s 1 3 n 4 4 11 1I 11 Veda 1 e 1 :11 11 men Ppm*. 7 YO M 7. T. 11.414 a... 1 • 7 3U 4 4 3 4di di..thdr Imeldia. for the 4134•4 44•49403•440 34 4 /.441414. Mrs oar 644 AMR. of 44. 4.444445. • ainims et 444•44 4 1 = 4.4104. 44 '4. pie ea —Maud Allso1•41404414. 4 301314414416 W. MPORTANT BALE d Illoweims yam sal ..rained /0M71111.—.1. NM MeV= T wale oho Ow 11.11 hove .11111111/1 ill INNS 111. ais tralrAttly a = "6 o4= la wurng. aael roma la oak .a , a la ni M MAN .a.. 1.; salmon, Main al : W M i r2amall diaalar allia. la ag. at lax 61. imps ea Ws k.....s ams # Oa 44 04. = et i. = an a. es. draft al : aaablahol 0 palm ImmPS le 12 . . rd i. L=l.llsi. aba an ape MSS. Irak mai magi -- aaaa• wparlSaa beds :Is.. iris ...... r .. z ....... .. 2 .............,, fr oi cia is s ir —la IC VODOZ ead HARVEY'S ?ATM' ISINIMPSOCTISIJI OAS SllOll 0011PUIESIL—Tble lw I.U. aft* term& dr ether el =the er m /r i lee ids then Ad Ar serthearr. OW Oft thetas the mei es the en ~, ...9% yap farombir c . show swim riartbilraftrA igittairirlill allow we a la Zee re ether moth art 6 terethe er• as reethera she threeer ikt the ode See As et therresethe VIM,. re by .Is Ile ethere d fie Se ere drew a nor la Seem 6.4 et sr theses h e 106.1 W loth ear mesueenanzres ther erq d etheiralla nimble is r a re dr bs r=d r = a. stheeml ir L. ewe b 0.. • Ism de d thiethethwe. Ithekds. SA 00A1.8.—By berew and limihrsy.--Ifigtbery and NJ Swirl Oai Omer/ .—a~. gad =WallmeN ei• . 01 .0 Ilk wa. diem min Or by mew arm= • lia, iniftemejol failv i ; SW OMB le daft Blitthlll26:rienaz7 . MINN* Win% beallakßCVS MIL YAK ELL'S PATKNTED INCORRODI. um ?mu. amalit Ned of eirlibliPeek arassilp. ourruicts er . 7441. et a / a m. se Me sew haw el medertig dobrilmi kr....=1=1,.. FIIRLLOCS LOZENGES mad POWDER et UMW Twirlsle Channal. el Pp Ye baireirl W 4 Illqiinlag el raft he Or ow Weer& 4 al els Mows basso pf ilwa =L e n —Si se bee et la.. f& Ild. Ss Weis et it Jelaalf.rompourmi.S. angrillia. - - ril IC LY 1117FICACIOUS Ind MILD. a. • mon ow wa= IL be enwr%V.ia tra lags; aid Mar elpow a li A 4 • il ri soyn til 4s it ski ilimaribir iti e sal depoteival MI r l et arlIL OD 0114 "1 / 4 drarft:w4.4 i l liel=l7:4l A "" willmnialonev. SHERRY versos SOUTH AFRICAN. lIIDUCID 111/1 DOTI Si —OlOllOll WALIZIL sod Co., a. airaewresd. sad 111, Qt Ilmosinut.l.ll.Loo.oa. toff. ) Ma " . IX par Ism. ) Tire oboe on et At prillty. rod porkelb hoe from Coo DM* Mos —0111 , 141 ISAR o , Y, Oak et 18a. par vino:: 3 OLP 1161111 Of NOMI, Ism Or meek IPA or= STILI/0 OLD ALI NILO DT. lobled la Powa y Os.. loobs ibir b6o, oterds. sod brood ea auk ft Ass Am= arm. O li tarrraltl sor Ow, N. 114oroo pa mg oolal aL . Orel Tormommul„ 11.4.—Deborad is Lembo HE BEST sod CHEAPEST TEAS and bai tet a loun i 7 dallia pereirr "" arrlige * LIM& itibt masa Ile OW • U 8 A 0 .6 8.-GENUINE HOMB-MADII.- Aft. la. CI jgl e xe m lbaollll,llTOA awl 11101. Brim NOTICE TO VOLUNTIERIL E.,* .... ' e s e VellnilteiNitantifidorM re air r raire err Mr ~lrk rd r Lir- dit.t at= isd Airillerid rag le Ito Orr 41~ Or Ildarruddr Orr el Mawr mod Mawr. sol Omer et If ow Ostar ar lir rat. itstarah-roltr. If EW% ... t r ite arroca et Wm. 411TICLAIls put sr al eirder: W Warred d OW& IlersalW Clorlor. is r iredir. rd lordlai Mr ar Harr r a radrar esellsra Tram. irl Ter W Oars 4e. do. rood& ir iz =at thrralarrridgart 41.441 r. adildi—dr i i l7•l4tror r 4 Ord r. a r_llllllol X Ta l lS7l4 I) o .filifirlig .. .= It rittWati . e oar Warta.. a IL II rdrr a. 01111/ at Mirtiord Ourrt.t dr Oardret. 1 X. MOM sr SOX yr It di bt eirr.ed. Or It err Is 6. 6 "1=51 se. 14 rile at es err I =b.... lira a On /Orr ft DAM Oiror re. grois....Vem e rdrt of gam. Mr .4 41~... di 06 dr. InHIS NINDISPINSABLZ" SUIT , animobb awl asnlisalis ea ow Mew jn er i di estres akeilift=rs:44::=ll=ll=l2l.l.l" sod IVP Tll R I 8.-11/_ltenl Latin Patent 'mine 1100.11.11111 LEV= TUNS lislissell isd sal& Is Sr 1/ 4 / 4 146 1. 1•11/ le awed w tiguel h e SU mama serionss Ss_ Ihe suirsI ai SSISIIILS. ?be a rs : , r iwb A sr = i Is . h . le Iwo swellei: • sell I s M AINSIA D sela t , 1711:4111i so essi 6. sad doom Or IS asset lie islass• Is easy A: i n • 41ssIsilys drailst sag b. Is& ••41 Ur 1 Is so dr amalsrmss 4 dr bad, Ise Iran Or Sap IS So smills. If PIT S. 24. rwerkis. _A. Ilasilbol Tim al Ibs sr Iss dr. • York to wit •••• AWL RUPTURES. —The PATINT 41 OSUMI ram. soft ardwi r azWL isommorri by dr furry far dr am ar= mem agaggied r wvd.woe qr ea arra drift raYlri MIMIC es she put alkerd, MAO emir. Zio, iyird A TOILEITK REQUISITE for the SPRING. za. .4.eviiimee e 6106 mom bp %as be Or On 01E0 d OLDIU b&I.11 0 ro m a () 0 Ibe essin awl 1.0 et Ur II 110P00 wilb ea seresetba beams 0 pen ;100 0 Ws= the rem preoso 016 We lbw fa. kg at M &Weft bie tbs. et minim NW. l i st lb hob.. suma 080 we It blobs. TOO 00 000 0 Iwo War Mob vow w art. shin mis dm boar. body . and pre ilidesir bilb g = g mbe esmoo6 Ibibbibbsi spew& 0 wiLtheisirlool. MO bb la .1100110, Gelb.. rre ' d 41.=.01. U. Welbe 0404010100 i. awe& 0.0. E *O ZCILNELIA3 MIN 50APrat, tie beet for pro. Ib i tir4M dial Visle Nat Wow at . • Ma i• lbw mooloslerin ampadri. mad omisq asselmeii:Poires i nlLMOstaisavolleis WI ober purr an= WI Mao rept,sad MN% Imp dB. 418,4111,11 M UV- Mid 11. dalialinn= IT= we se peat, end whisk le hie frismady repessorla by him in Laden. Mr. lohowe'd Noah of lbe pt el chf" vaster Milks wwontillif Ban that of hie esisinened prede cessor, mei is whops tie Ems natural; realloasg; auteinly Mr. Gushed seem to have acquired the hawk of NNW the Olympic &youth* to a nicety, and giving kin inch oppor basilica for UN display of hie humorous said pathetic powers ma no ether dosmoiht he equalled. The plies le In tee eels, Aetna of which is hid la a low try village, to tie her of ens Saul Check (Mr. G. Cooke), a meth "graine," with a wry grotty daeghter, Amy (Mien Herbert). Ms young lady is in love with, and beloved by, Mr. Frederic* Montgomery (Mr. W. Gordon), a civil m emoir, end the only apparest obstacle to their don le the boner whisk all Mr. Montgomery's connaticine, and putt milady his uncle, Mr. Houghton Highbury, entertain of vulgar ' common people. Now, unfortunately, Saul Clench's broths', Amy's Miele Zachary (Mr. F. Robson), is a black smith, and though a thorough specimen of a kind-hearted good fellow, about aa vntgar • dog se could be mst ; nor la his wife Tahltba (Mrs. Leigh Murray) mash mare refined. Theme two worthy folks come to Seas to worms their good fortune, the " Old 'ottena," as Zachary proudly calls his wife, having come into a fortune of two thousand pounds, and their proposition I. to form joint stock with Saul, he flailing brains, they capital. But Baul is not pre pared he this, baviag been properly sarwigged by owe Reginald Heady (Mr. G. Vining), a sounpish scalmlaion agent, who yersrades Baal to take premien in Leaden, urging that a continneaco of connexion with the vulgar Zachary would infallibly break off the match with Mr. Mastgotnery, and make Amy miserable. To rye this last eataitrophe Saul determisse to go to London, and therein*' 'wes Zachary'. offer, though the refuel wooly Weeks the honest fellow'. heart. 1 The second eat takes pier in taros, when ws lad Baal in a great business tad in a handsome hour, sad the young people just shoat Ybe married. Amy, in the film of bar Joy, has versa to Zachary to tell him, and to say that she and her inlandir will shortly our down ad shy with leas. • Mr Haughits iiighbary (Mr". Vain.), the great stickler for birth end bresilag, is Omer to approve Of his septum's rake, end bat or drawback is aprwest, and that la that on a day whim rased large reapreses an due Saes hankers fir, sad he is hard prised for money. Bat bore les meets with help from Mr. Ready, who reprimand, lea well-to-do City broker, and otters to land the money at eight per cent. In the midst of the coiner hey the company are serer with terror by the wind of Zachary and lahlthe, who have come up wahrellsil to be ressat at the wadding. Raul, Amy, and young Meal gesary, are all unrifled lest the vulgar rearm shard same se sorsa with the great Mx. 11,ghbary, wed divers roam are devised for getting rid cd them. These excuse are was- peeled by Tsbitba, and half suspected by Zachary, who, however, detrataises upon trying whether his brother really ! has Met bin regard tor him, by asking for the has al a couple of burred mars. Beal replies, what la really the I truth, that be ha. not the money ; but &arty disbelieves hits, sad when be hears from his wife of the style and warriors of the hoots he grows furter and roars off vowing waver to retain. Ito dor cotes book. Meow ; kle ralarty he her bad recourse to stimulate% red be Is mere this ball drunk. Ha upbraids everybody, rapt, eselorly, Mr. Bighbury, to whom he she. the greater limey, Maar las they are old acquaintances. At 'meth in his fry he &sensors his brother ea a rutted man ; wed Ws the Mom berm. All forsake Seel. Reedy will see lead Mu re. mosey, Mr. Righbury will sot marl= re us hos of his arbor with Amy, and matter* arm deepersr "Maus par Zochary awakes to the sere if the milsellisf labia wirer sad makes bamediate and noble miners by 'rang Seal the I two Motard pear which belied sinfully promened. True yet the dffieraity Meat Mr. Ilighbery, bat Zachary sees ameethes that by dleesserlng Is ref porlentees " awed " • tuneway barber, sassed Wiggles, who ems twenty year Ware kind with him In a Dernabfre Whim The theist el sessueolag this seer beings the poseile-great was to his besetags, sad all tads happily. We have already mild that Mr. Robson was happily salted with his character, but it is laresdbie thoroughly adorers his attlfsg, whisk throrhoto was essellust, but fa br drakes isms rose he sublimity. Rh Miaow, of allareass ' hie bairn, Illerieed by bat ems dash of bilaßigres whoa be resogrees Wiggias; his heavy, row rags; sad ths show, palatal swam Is whir the marshas power arse heck a blis, wen all rural, seerrtf. Be was ray veil swear by Mrs. Leigh flarray--warm-keseted, amtwal, end sereitarly be • degree; by Mr. Cooke, sad by Mr. Ch. Pram who, r real, was arra up Is the most artier rarer. Mr. Cooke bad bat Utile to do, but did it won. Mr. Gordo. was gestlemanly, as real ; sad Miss limber rally sod ladylike. PAPJFATA 00.1111118,011DINCI 01 ALSZANDAR VON BUMBOLDL (/110111 • sass, WAscat S. The groat Magary novelty of tho day is a thirek octavo volume of "Letters from Ale:aria no Humboldt to Ye:oboists no En..," pahliebod by linekbaus, of Leipzig, sod edited by a Miss Wallis Assn', of this city, a nine ot Varabegues, saingst whose papers (he died is October, 1868) those Were were Woad. Anythiag writtea by lb. great Humboldt is son to attract general attention ; but to this eon pulls cariosity was more tie= usually sn aked whoa It treampired that Um circulation of the work was prohibited in the Prussian dow, Wow, and all males found hod bows seised by the po lka. The meson magma for this enmity waa th.t the Limn costa& many menial this's ea the King of Press* Gemara! no Gerlach, and the other /woes of tit InwarAwas platy. with numeroas reworks loading to throw ridkale a SW hyper-pietiets to Prowls. It eposta well for the goal owns wad manly woilghtiorwsrd huger- Wait, of the Priem Ewa; that se .con as the obwiziows polies measure wes made known to Oho, he immediately seat an ads , to tho preldwit el Um poke to withdraw the pro- Widths sad malt tho ins ads wad pintail of the work. It ma at Peat tit glawal impassisa that Was latiwo wet of a stawitio astaw hat a midi sltiormilog of the wed, M awash W relatothat ifts. Tin fact Is, this esstoupowasues wee WNW Walla slew by the writer Of imam hr Pah. Lomita. It is reported *et tha Wilms resolvoll how the arm of lieson. Broadens. of Leipzig, three Weawad oilers for the aright.' rwassesipes sad the sepyright. Then bee boa Wilma doubt • watt wont ofjedwariat sad diserette• stonwhiso to slim d the pabilealloa of NO private Wan owl was oaloadiag war a ported of thirty wen, sad sow rwadag la tho Irma sad west oworestoolaol waster as prig swots out white oweemelloss with illsserime sad distlegolehod porseasges. It hes how remade/ has Yob ' la Liked, who Its Marty *1 Me prow is as won or bolts, andinetmed se& arposted as la fay sibs ormary of iho teewld, sash as bedirestlea masald he wry wiled, to wow sad worse her bus wait to the soodogoos sus of Lord Wpm. who Mt ell hit popes awl private oenewsailease a how to his kiosk Mims *ati who had the bet to ow= Ws gad= port of p L CLEAVER'S TOILET SOAP, 1.. pee lb., a. • pm h ,,„„ hi Avr ,Trarrol..rgtp.467o.o. rim Ile be bad al ate,,, &alma :Fm, SI swill. Liteasesi. gellbe. dm" veimrs. HOL311111r011811: a Taket Old Nerlakimptis• IN WITIV Mal,•pap. Dim' sum s ; hu4= 6l l: onasaaL snarl. Tye Velma& lb. hrt 94 SN rim Mira iwn o tararria, ormi et LW's. Ada W. Moir tad bus.•al hog Saab* la 1 veL Ws. weft sonswoo AbWowlool PIO" pis 6...ta• maw amiss% 111 owl* du mai 0110. - ITA VITALId. •ow eardiag work se die laserikTrermakand dlemft You mevism 'draft= of Soo orbookiaitand seer s wisobi are Woolool V raia.%24 Womb sows howallb. oolwo Obw OS MOP ...8.2417.1 & " "j 641884 %= "1"14 4 . 0. mil as Imelrem sew wean. Otdonel Ramiry, the bawl -tip • tend Mbe-Pro. odder al the Ceased ti Awe bliOeti43e meal Cron* his ntnens lb NW er I sm at Clibralter, sod trieltetlittil war Es he hike e hie op. vestment. ' • Lieutenant Rama Rotnilly, hd battalion of the 23rd Regimes; lais bra thorned altle•de-remp to lasior• Gassed allr J. a. Le lierettent, Governer sod Coat tairder-itt-Chrt It Mahe. ar t s Belt examinatioti of candidates for direct ions by th e Cowell of Mditery_Poisoadan takes plan at Boyd Ceder" . abets" an Waresday, the 11th and will terebote en Toads*, the 174. laari.—Jobs Wiliam@ (I), Woofing 110 bar Ility's ship Trafalgar, was tried by court-martial at Ply ad Watinsierter retaing as the let al March to felders of Jells make, eddlliotal Orrin* end far Willuallaillsid, kale g raw, sod °ergs serer Mahe lira*, The prince, pleaded .. guilty," gte.wait le remise tarty-nobs lathes, he ta rter' emir end be donalesed tress hie MAyasy's Not INJURED FLOATING BAlTilT.—Orders bays =warden, at Chatham tit the sera dories battery , 14, whir& we se eweeireir *Orel by the opbarkal shots hots the Armstrong seta devise the reser expert neon, to be takes tawawl to be dweelliaide re=ed end her defects wade good. Several d bee plates, w deo al 1 brawatis thickness, wen ateaphiely dialed by the shots, op" whit& want Atli through tbe Was of the , tbe wrinetht-bion plates We ft heelexel shrithir I were death by. dad. be eases weer at tas compere thumb lithe tristros parroted by then urea-plat s = berries, to rote rude d treat are Is at dambe eld - • SPaltrING. • SHREWEIBURY /WRING NAClB—TrritspAT. 4 . leas imarres Alit ame st II ern. M. el& 40 added, Ow Pr. rem me. kt ylb; ilesse s st . 42l Aar pu r S. Mai Ile : 111VrVe411 . &sib . ...... ...(001seed 1 g ez... II Aims beams dismal 3 asre:iMi; ......... Irsta . fa i r '..,M. shaman,. De *ism te te told make kr 11 1.. Hriebre "lar : =Zit a 71* 6i ....... ---(= 1 gi: maws% tholi33l3Qui 7.33 34 . 313:,..1:fiCA43•413.1 3 lea fo r 19.119bICAP 0(10 son auk 3 nit mamma. ebb 60 fftt, for 3 tree& and mama ; Mown UM; Or seseed be me lie r= . 4 l . 4 titarr&l3l. le VIM Aelid&e. idei * 3k. Itemees Dreedaseebt. 3pa 6O 13Ib lir oriisTl — aw) . 3 bli. 0. Payees es& by VeIOWN me re Pamerra I S ble. "P r4l= . (l . l"iiiia•O'it;l * . .. 5i. 1 . 1 . 4 . 35 . t ........- „ 4 Tea teemeseme POO 0f Serra sea. 1 ft It &Owed. Min • am me{•kee et as. added. far byrelds sad umszda elms& Met; teed Ile be sate bk setae. AMA 6 toriettes .0•1111,1 Lord hereeley,by Reastertit, ts yrs, Ora (L Swede& 1 . Ilkeleder as bak, 3 ,kt . Oblieller as lody le 99191.1111 yes ar, 3 yrs Om , im Illib 131. Mai.) 3 Mr. Bro. Cksteatas. 4 yre. 74 le.b .... O3. Fordbanth L . Tee WOure Pura 0 IN galeim. for 3 yr.obb sod tomer& Mks. Mr. J. Übe' Troareesemt. by Somber**. 6 yrs. 10M 211) (Q. lortbsol . a Muscat Homin &Ace s(7 'me salt. 5 O. set 1 oslY h dered les go to ths weed Mnel. ma 0 sem skim elms& ealra. Mess two miss eate • ernes. me. .401 &Me of busks. Mr. Bade Pm inks. by TM Oseesii, 6 yrs. em db. . . a . , Mr. 11. Jaestes /Melia. Ned. UM lib lii• I Mr. Morlerr lbf r Poss. 4 yn. 946 7lb ... .......... ... ._A 9 Mr. Byres Wee Mass. Med. PM Ilb ......... ...... Almelo& 4 BIRMINGHAM WEIGHTS FOR THZ OE rEEPLECRABEEI. ND ANN UAL HANDICAP. st ib OTallie mwortb Innis ..... 9 9 11 9 Stockiou Aug.. ********* • •• •• &Imam/ I Manama .....•.•.••••.• Namara lu ti Ipbwortli W ....... 1$ tt ito 10 1$ 1 , 11 twThi;-••••-••••• ......... ..... • e 10 WRIGRIII FOR THE .n eurrow !CADMIC/Y. W H M WllllO lO 1 10 . . 10 10 13 . ..... 10 ........ ..... 10 10 el lb • L llor t.h.l olk 616 Wood io • IS 0 0 lONA 9 " 011 ... 10 E RDINGTON PLAT' 110 AP. WEIGHTS FOE THE . HAND 1 tisaierfals Maigenti .. ..... • 10 Y O QIII 111 111; • . 10 .......... 10 Pnasket 10 Wes ••• 10 Tammarili .......... 10 • Mood's:Nl lO Olootlas adiaataus . D " b " . 10 ilhaaSOP•l ly .. 10 tig ..... . G., Mar Saw akierniri • w0n..., ..oil ..... 1 Webs. Lira. - Jof I. Gina • i llannochburn .• • Tian7 of saviiiii — ::::-.. * 1 Thornhill .........••••••••• ••••••••••••• nlinlerriai • 111 =inn • 1 V4= l ...... ~........ • eli lonia . ii .. .........7. • • • • • • • •::: Tisseihnes.......« I I UNIV32BITY INTELLIGENCA CAMBRIDGE, /hunt B. At a esogresatiaa held this day tie tail/min 417 were maimed : —s. T. Woos, Queue' College ; Zweesasel College. AlL—Bones Meyer, Bt.Cathuiswp's College ; B. 2, Bow. reel, Chtiet's College. A.B.—Yradk. Nese, Trielty College; F. J. lambi% F. W. Rair, St. Joba's College • J. Colby, O. H. Davey, Whew °meow Caius lwallert. e a College ; asamil Salvia, Cheat a can is orgr Quoted Wiese ; C. O. rellectos, Ch. Calve. At she wee esegresseies the sew rause be the ended el teldele tem ezetaiesetesq l.eety raoomossied by th. ertillesis, wee 'Espial hal s geese propeelag is weer the tale A.C. (.11eseciese d Chmateklae) ss lb. "Lk" madam* pawing each easisieetlea saildwieenly was segaiived by 69 aewilamits egeamet it *amts. OXFORD, -ARCH B. riongregation holden this morning, at ten *Wolk, the Weida( milieus WWI admitted ad modem:— bridm; Rev. Hyatt A. J. Henn, Trinity Col Dw&t lege, bo C44 Rev. John Wiliam Lased* M.A., Trinity Becnratoas or Ann.—.Teasee Lee Wanly (Scholar), Jeer R. Leas, Trinity College; Joseph Heyward, Weinman W Wisp; * David lieglies, JOY Cap; John Bush Berry, eise 8181170 11) So Collegen. oteneare.—The eaarekere appointed by the teasers at the Idertlord Ileholenhip, kr the lout of Ws ineretare. bore 11004 to the Viet= that yeesseday maks, they elevted kr. her_ led B*, Basks et Comas C qrs, to th e Taos& Damara* These wee *7 aaadYataa At Sok board 'media(' yesterday, the Mersey Dist Tow &Wet to groat so allowance 2COI. per saws le Me. Ciabse Cowles, °toot clerk to the eagiseet, wits. oiler senring the treat kr upwards of 34 pm" hr boos bbd by diellatai Maio sad edveaciag ego to Mite. 1,0T4L goalitt di - RW(II4.Na. Th• Aoudad and twalt al tt J eri misa rair • fkadhlal tor tide poienional bens obs, et Om Ffetralseele Teethe let I,s fag, marremiss► maw aa might Wee been sweated .thalbelidatee of high make talent available for volunteer Wake re inch ma examion, blander, an extremely plenehteeserse, awl end astraienta, to artotepany thweilinerpeprivia and oressicel anetelsmento of • pada Meow . About 160 peewee sat down, sad • number of laid Were aceom , modated with seam below the gallery, Wdelktedreeesints I tar thrineshie ha assabas recen. Mr. CILIUM= Dicx Ere presided, and to propoeing, with his woustented humour and vivacity, the toast of the wanks, Waned to the hentleake el this weal 122 pen 11(41, when a glorious moan, of course stow defteasti, one who bad a ReseM to hie famous name, was amongst its earliest and Pea athe promotes, hammering, he. the barmy tione Meekseeth.that he we. as kaked tuai l em. the Warts sof WS WO hallawara: ~iris id bb them inch p Wats of .MsWaned chars , efirmaimil is ads had Whit Swirl him self th e saunificed if 1. 6001 . Binds , that pahy things and many "ne OM as many leaSeur me had Plat VOW Ilitrawkw, lice I tote pas; b gbibb ilrod libbltbb" w i ar Z mibbh by the es th a t time, tub tro t hap narelhas their plod wain whisk WA me reed aed nee is We items ears sad on the Swore of every sera (Cheers.) iCreid i treas• awn • bun tezroessitwo yews wel amemiterilhted in Wie R9WI it Irmo, , to hira (167. Dias* boohoo wee a • am tt Ws ' 311 - hiek me alit se •hi lemit,"lr • ied•-welielene, , not • hellinapnews cesnowas ell =ld eats teedia, with ilea . • mug glad la ' sineopt I c oo l •ea • Weelatina of I profeelon al setshosee, al a l s rbaolthe our man art, who had kneed a hoe* * mks preview nor she rebel, not of their own old age, dishes, or intrmidee, but of those cauattee in the lira at their lee dominate brethren, of their widows sad mph= thlidnut. (Chen.) This moiety not only granted wawa tar the awake I and apprealcahlp of such childreh, bek masts • penal car. One them aftenvards. It was net ea exehiew aseisty, but admitted every oleo of musiciana, sad wee foreigners really domiciled in England, to its bis. It =waged ha own affair", and that a • wow a examienly that it only pea two meal Edwin Ice red wart, while the governors actually paid the of their own mastisga an af their own pockets. (A ugh.) This appeared to Mee • great reexameadatoe, end he land that great waiteratet would be provoked ia the coundla of a certain literary heti talon, if any ferocious personage Mu himself (Kr. Dickens) should have the eldwity to propose that its agate should be maayad like those of the Royal Satiety of Kneicians. (Chore. ) This was, indeed, a =Artists, who bawdy , beg= by putting their own to their own wheel. Beery senter of then body, was admitted into the gaiety, formally pledged himself to remises 'Wesley In any patentees given in aid of the a =mob" the e wbbie them =th e l trabbabl e the by bractey aanally expended for the society's benevolent purposes. Thi• goodrrary of the Mesh Madeline, like the steam told by. In the "Walsh Night'," bad now beau gang cm fir • hundred and twenty-two nights, but it might wall go on for • thonaand and one. Bo long as mankind lived sad loved, so long as their nacre was sensitive, effectionats, andgasetal, web could never cease. And through all the sweet men& they were to hew that night one touching strain would shake Noelf audible to thee soul. reminding them that the hand could not always keep its hold on the bow, theatrics', or the k ; that the melodious' breath must one day fall , sad thus might poverty befall most undetervedly some of these plar=though un known to fame, and out of reach K and profits of their prof ession, were indispensable to the mow' of • great orehensal performance • tht appeals( saran ca her half of seen a poor and wons-eat maiden would than say to him and to all who were hawing, "Far the sake of the mach that 'auk he done for you, do • little for me." He thereon propuesd the toast, ' Prosperity to the Royal Bo- elety of Medea" Ws tow, and all the others, were drank with cordial atelamaticas. , The Hula of the Chairman wr nlv.n by Mr. Seals; that df the Mows of the Society eru responded to by the Rey. Dr. Boyden, the chaplain. la rein "The Health of the Ladies," kr which coat Omelet Mr. Wilkie Collins, on behalf of the calsbuted " Woman to White," wu invited by the chairman to return than 11 v. Mounts very auswingly denounced "the rugs custom" of excluding the pestie sax (roc the dinner table, and promised to take the chair again next yew if the can =Wee would glue a lady on hie right, and another on his lett hand. The niiudoal entertaismant comprised a pianofcets sole by Mks Arabella Goddard ; violin solo by Mademcdsello Sophie Munslor ; harp solo by Mr. W. Thomas ; viokccello solo by Moimisar Pages ; soma mosso by Miss Ata Thompsos, Meleses Milder Soldesebergor, /Mos Isisc and ethos Wise glees iod madrigals by art silloteat force of vocalists, and lie performers*, of ea instrumental band. Main. Besadmeed had lent for this occasion a patent grind um/M -elee pianoforte. le the list of dowdier, nal by Mr. G. P. *Mawr" the tree•sier, be* this dim and that of Meows. Collard applared maggot the moot liberal puce. of this eodety. BNIZANCILISAMIAT OF OHAMZ4 410 lILeitINOTON. i& theednjf the uthebitants Of Chlthela Lteiden Wee Bide et Maira's Rift, &hod, tie wfi es t odi te mins pewridas in the new Rehm Bill of the diatslot ; Mr. WHAM- S/I Ile the ohne. . Aeolitreet Wised the feliellieg_ _seseletien :—" That rods( kayak, ammo Ow asseptance of the and Edmaths el the met boom* to emelt of Nom o t the jes Clieb t i = el Owe ges liai =0 b t s f :t r i led rat puilmairs.• Se led Asia Wad hewn le rappers the clam al Prim is be repoolei la peslimemst. TM weaseie proposed to min the Me perishes of C►e*en ens Kamelsgtom. Although premed teld ..t ma ma all they asked for, they WWI as greet mere teeompleia. Thea dams *deed were eu Jew UM they wessalediese by all ri"lt emly remained for both inelbes ams le be milted epportlng the govomumat bill. (aw, his e.) Than we. manhood ea Meeday Me*, at a mating la .. end he trestell diet In the pelmet meeting of the ,pashitos thi7 wield mot together to promote the swam= object. (Hear hear.) It ma ail the more se statery th at there shou ld be so disunion amongst thaw, ha aaes'people to latiossttire and to the Tower Hamlets were =Mar claims est ms on the geennesak Though a mired there was be remote why they shouldaot so errenge It se tern Chelsea should return a number of It. ewe sad Kandsgtos also a member of its own. (Hear, bear.) Hut that was a matter for future consideratioo, and to be settled meeept themselves. (Hear hear.) DU. WATTS Meollaill t he neolution, which was owned eftekesady. lA* Samna proposed the next reeoludoe, which pledged the mettleg to we its utmost emotions to support gown maw to obtaining the sanction of parliament to their pro posal. He impressed oat the wasting the atesesity of emerged* sad untied modem is this leaner ; be, although he behoved the dame of this district to be parentosat, there were others la toe field, sad If they wished to emoted May meet act sleep over those claims. (Haar.) Mr. IdoCimknon said he wee there, se a reddest of Hemetniton' A to second the remolinion, though he Mk m oony in Caess.. He use glad that this wet oboes the lest occasion on which they would Ma of two gnaw as both were about to be joined together in holy matirharay far re presentative purposes. (" Hear, herr," and *sight r.) The govammatt bill deprived no part of the kingdom at setae reprowntatioo, although there were little plates that might well be spared the trouble to future of settle`` insenkare to the Home of Commons. (Hear, hoer.) No we ought to ounipiein, however, Mat they were to get two out of toe 26 mstubere who were to be *track off from cer tain rotten and nomination boroughs. Whether he looked to population or to wealth, or to the stadier of the shown, the muted penance of Chelsea end Kameingwe were supsnor so the whoa of thew 26 wiggles pat together. ("Hess, hear," sad laughter.) Some parsons man "waft a different arrangement in onfrannalag the homes, but ler hi. past be did not care go mach abort the mate of the gift, if it wee solid end good in heat lillsernMthim were loluotly divided between both, mid he did them believe there wee any desire on the one aide or the other to put forward any unfair or uejust pretensions. (Hear, hen.) Lad he believed no man would be worthy to represent them to the UMW. Of Commons who canted say dtarisellea hetwara the two please in lila head, or allowed any sun samelderetka to lie. him in the least. (Hear, bear.) if they were se ined to two members, it might be asked why were they so watchful about the bill ? Why, biomes the people .4 Imenielsire, the most swede( and *twiny 00g,.. la the Marken, were puffin in weir claim% sad if r ti a iel l erept over theirs they Watt be set aside. The repro eeniatives of Ireland sad of Bootlised also wore urging the claims of their respective mestrise to Imessowd repressors- Hun. Now, he would not saws spirt their *Wm. what ever they wem bet he meld my thin it toms so Isom why Chelsea end Hansiagtom should act he remeeented Mows, government did sot ADM to give Wars wiremealetivee to those counirles. He would say boll to *elate and te Bea lad what the Irishman who we. adiag a Hiram as the fad of battle said to the lianehinan who wanted to go halves with law "He sad kill a Hessian for yourself." iLe e as h rk insr.) esaree repealemetives for Chelass sad Malan he *Near awes War riot and foe the benefit the whole esesesseity On plasm at so mush wealth ad bipaSsace amid he ropmented. (Haar, hen.) Wjihni Ms/ sew the willeary emdeatesse mounting 80, 000 , eivil anise apidliorio sidag When the public won n-admitted, The Chairman aild—l hen to acenOtt the partial the! the committee have unanimously de:Ada that Sir J. Leeks and W. Nicol, Esq., were duly alined burgeon to rtes.- sent in the proms parliamellst the hereelith et Dover. The committee are of opinion that T. Barks, Joseph kempes, Daniel Allen, William Whine!, WMiam Southey. and John Pledge , mere proved to hen severally bribed by the payment of 514. each; but it was not proved that such bribery was committed with the knowledge or con sent of the sitting members. That the allegations moaned in the said petition cocooning the intedmanos of ministers or other servants of the crown in sun election were not proved to the satisfaction of the committee. Mr. Cooke, on behalf of the= matebsra, applied for costa, but the application wee Mt. Churchward then rose to address the committee, but the chairman said he could antis bead. THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF THE METROPOLIS. _ _ The select committee appointed by the Howe of Common. to Inquire into the beellenemmet throwing opts the public institations of the metropolis to the working clams, and extending their usefulness, met yesterday, Sir lawny In the chair. Sir Roderick Murchison wee the Snit whams celled. He spoke of the advantage' which the delivery of grauthoes Isolates to the working claims by the professore connected with the Gleologieal Institution is Jersayn-street bad pro duced. The museum, however, was a peculiar one, and no great advantage could be derived from opening It in the smiting. It was only edspNd ter &light stady ; and though the throwing ague d the Smith Retisiegton Museum in the evening had been attended with satisfactory results, ' the central position of the Geologiaal Museum, and the elms of persons who we toned i the neighbourhood at night, would render it extremely ddlioult to prance similar results there. The lecture* now delivered assisted of a course of six, and the room in which they were delivered wee capable of accommodating 600 persons. The persona who attended them were composed of various classes, but principally of I mechanics. Applications had frequently been made by I working men that their wives end daughters might be per mitted to attend the lectures, but It was found impossible to comply with their wishes in that respect. Professor Huxley, of the same institution, said be had no doubt from the attendance at the lectures that they weir ex tremely popular among the working elegem. Tbre were lect rarely less than from 400 to 600 persons present it a ure. _ _ _ Dr. ray, of the Natural Blakey Depuiteset of the British Museum, wee next examined. He said he knew of no method by which the Museum could be rendered Nior• avaihible to the public than it was at present. The experiment of opening until seven o'clock in the evening had been tried, but it was found that the number of visitor, after five o'clock was so small that he joined with his brother officers in re commending that It should be closed again at five o'clock in the opting and autumn and mix Voice* in the summer. He believed there was • sufficient number of duplicate specimens in the Museum to form three auxiliary museums. The great difficulty in the way of opening the Museum in the evening wee that it would be impassible to study the various objects by ',alight, and the Museum would, consequently, be used only as • pro menade. The majority of the visitors to the Museum lip . peered to come from the east end of Leedom, and he was, I therefore, of opinion that it was extremely desirable to form • subeidiery collection in that locality. He wee opposed to the delivery of lectures in connexion with the Benin' Museum, believing that the intone which were now given in other parte of London upon scientific questions were amply andeient. Unites a lecture could be made a vary muskeg one he did not think it would be largely attended by the working population. In addition, there woe at present no space In which • theatre for the delivery of lectures &add be established. Probably, if lectures were delivered the Menem Itself might be rendered more interlining to the men of the people. Mr. Jas. Whitmore. machinist, linearly overseer at Meagre. Spottiewoods'e, said be believed there were 2,600 registered ocaupoeitore in London, end 1600 unregistered. Their hours of work were from eight la the meeting until eight at night, and they were consequently unable, at pre sent, to avail themselves of the advantages afforded by the Notional Gallery, British Museum, and other institutions. If each institutions were thrown open In the evening he believed they would be • source of attraction to the working man, and would tend to keep him from the beer shop and gin palace. The opening of the Booth Kensington Museum in the evening was comparnively unless to the working classes residing at the east end of London, me it would take them an hour red a half to reach it after leaving your. The early closing movement had made considerable progrem la UN trade with which he vestmented, and it was found that a far lea, cumber of persona were now absent from their work on Monday morning from drunkenness than formerly). By Mr. Gregson—l think the course of lectures beet adapted to the comprehension of the working classes would be Illustrated Intone. We are se a body mere open to edu cation by the eye then by the ear. I sawed lest night, anion" • body of workmen with whom I ant connected, that I had been eummoned to give evidence before • committee of the House of Commons, and I asked them how I should repre sent their feelings in refertnos to the opening of the publio institutions. They were all in favour of having them opened in the evening, so that they might have some place to which they might neon without being required to spend money. The committee then adjourned. PURIFICATION OF THu SRRPINTINIL—T he com mittee re-sreetabled on Wednesday, the Right Has. W. Cowper in the chair. Dr. Gang, professor of chemistry, as Guy's kieepital, said that he had marled sampler of the water from the Serpentine, and frau Duck bland Well, is St. JUDOS'. Park, and had athertained that the water in the Serpentine was the most pare of the two. The mud la the Serpentine bad comparatlvely lulls elect upon the purity of the water. Re believe,' the existence of BA in the water would do no harm If they had plan , yof food. The destruction of the Rah by lime was a snout injudicious step. Mr. klawkeley. D.E.. we■ further esamined at awns length. Mr. Gait*, engineer of the Grand Junction Water Dempsey, was neat ealled. sad stated %inutile purifyiag proems adopted by the complay with which be was cousected was similar te that which was recommended by Mr. Hawkeley, and that It had proved VW. neatly summed. The aonnaluse rhea adjourned. The gale of the 28th alt. destroyed zany of the finest trees growing in ilorghiey Bose Park footman" eons of the loftiest limes in the noble avenues on the north side of the mansion. The opposes* of the trees that failed to resist the Oases of the hurraste attracted aniserous visitors to the park on floral fut. Threes uprooted presented a singularly novel sight ; some of this tots up more Sea akm weight of sward, sod, sod tusk, the whole of which stood erect (upwards of twelve feet fa ho 411), closely adhering to the expanded roots. These ntousWas of earth la miniature were • NU in suaesslon by the spectators ea they sooseded towards the easternmost std of the park, wham the smut was also destructive amongst the noble Ilmee, white 1612, end theme. SOUND and WHITS TENTH an isdispessable r. li="aliariMpl•erhuntrrAY It= .1 "/Zst=rbo._ `;nom ineler•• " =••••• 01•••50,••d ammo. • powVlMit Is Os mosly• ••••••K orals Ye heibir dess us z . .nt t in iest V.iolstruih= ivelreLire Or. 0•••••• mike • Et* aaa.C.S 11. 0= r ia rn“ . we P.: m a irrlcaire t r ie ttz=ess6 A ;Wis ge••••••• OM **mi.