The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-30 00:00:00

nest ?" (Hear, bear.) The Fresh kw of portsentlip I se set a noes se, it had been ha ezistosit he sally pit wan, end was re-esected in th e Code Nqiiiiis Its se law was generally acted tips. It was ma ISM 1111 sere familiar with Fresco, that this Pegtholgi Will el partner,hip was very largely called Ste esswee. An puteerships le Franco were registered ; sad she hit Asia' swum (let 1862) slowed that of amass pertmeships, known as coollectifs, eider the same of • ism, there wise 2,16 t ; of emmisseisilite partserships 462, cre wastlity else II per sat. of the whole. That was a essehais see, ea as gcssieses else limy yes% BSI these esSageil lw alis• trim this sees la Frame food the boanentlB he hew& ticular elms of partnenbis IS Almeria they had apardopted the same law. It was resigked by Obaseelhor Zest, the great American burrs is his sieumats -114814 ea a curios thing, that this was the only butanes la whisk the legislature of New York bad departed in any material deers from the Espish law ;b ut is this particular se of limited liability is partsenbip they had dose so. This law bad bees is operation for the last 30 years. Is 2thisechasett else, es of the moat sucesesfel end scaperes of the states, they bad • similar law, what they called cis of spesial parthenkip, differing in i.eS weassativsly thunaterial respects from the Fresh law, but sob steatially heeded epos it, and operating is the same way. The testimony with regard to the gavoseble operation of the law is the Licata States se 'pally strong sad clear as with tepid Oa that of Frays. Os et the priacipal merchants and Sisson of New leek. Yr. Misters, said that sorb partnerships commanded es as* "wait and gnus! °cadgers as ordinary partner ft... .td perhaps more ; far the commasity a reference to with reference the capital d wit = "si All ye Wsitee with refuses to ecentriss shore this law wee is operation was, almost without onseplies, said- Ss* is eta Wow. (Bear, bear.) These see bat one veils es the subject—that it %PM ea shostip Ile the par tite essesrsad, cad bad sot hos chests WS IN. to the pails. Bering slows that hedge efrperksse was so reijr 10 0 favour of some law el Vie Med, le wee fably t aissoll that it wee set is sinews- Ws proposal . to Wroclaw , s Was cheap in the commercial law of this esostry. The bill spas partnership was • very sheet ems It pro ps& to meet the olieellies to the gessiet law upon the siablest by providing *et where poems bed lest sissy to ohms es esaities if sentries a ins vials _riesling to w esewast et peak er Is ass el or fa le asy kilereet kr sr es assess{ el tats hies that that Ins should Mt ethesif essititute as Isaac • panes The asp "blob be seepeeed geoid she th e law of ash it tbe kw et miiismale bs Trask and el= is Pram 19st NI ellseies wee mee t that alibi algid new be last to any ea thee eatesewe at • fast sate of basest But be &mid that the lees of messy at • and rate of istioist sr spirals* te what would take piss gas a kw of limited Bs bitty. Is the *0 ghee, the leas; If • pasdeut would set Ithe to hind bh mese, at • high axed rate ei Mem' Is swot DM Peek the borrower, if a psalm* mos issid st itiphts to pay a thigh fixed rate of lases& Ist it Ina sieshie. mg now legal, for a leader to drive the bird so& Asti bowls of eta a y • large ens of lessey sad tor the benewer le write te pay a high lead mit of interest, whether mosey was , =is by the skiwtsideg foe which it was heorowed or not. It sus the peedhility NM legality of melt s Mate of Magi wilds sailed he some ask altered= of *9 kw es he sew . The =mkt verged tbe weary hiese, • = i ll the law el beams almost a mats of .He that this sheep bathe law emai l be I42ve of great alai adveateges to the matey. Limited ty took its she in these y Italian states, whom the ssegiaise, istrNies _agege thesimivse is trade, save their row to the Mild SI gist, is the oisillion of Serbs the seellis Is balm& ass hi the wen of a Itrie line the Nast et tids sheep is *0 kw wail be la Inane the vow/ of the weastey to len& Ade sogeg a Ltb s is i Tyke the pewee of asherlikst is Itsdh Be MS Ibii Ismael semi nib hew el way aegiallin the desk tide ellikate egos el w 'esee of the sbeimil kr Jesiiwee rams. Li most, there was • gulf basso tho gosh" dem es& the IN elm ; god Bebe shop la the imam septet& bed the sleet of as Main sash of their ens as were allowed thereto in Boling imam it sold be productive d onsiderable sold awnings (Bow, hes) Be sew same to the tweelles ef jetebetesit esopesise. As he bad aid. there vet o is hh ephiss. hero than • thebuleal distisetion be. twoosjels6slsibeempaiii• ad private orispealas. It was this, that is the *AIR the pus& body of shareholders lad little or so wise ktbe mesdatt of the cowers 'zest at the general maths% sad wire Wend by the sets of their &treetop. In a piste parlous*, ea the satrary, the bead of union was one of meted ad peressel trust sod emadonee. This was so swift the ebereelerissle of • private partnership, that the peeisesidp wee dintieed es Me of the peados write Is be a postaar in by bawl/ft = or lie say stoat seem That onstileloil a gab. differing* betweas the two clause of pegkeembips. Ma besides that, Joint stock sissies were mSdeil IS Isis the replan@ of a statute. The MOWS behimilbe Isms exempted buks and imams sosimniss Alts 1111111wd to banks, it was obvious Oben woe weed games for not Saabs this ia the opetaiss a the bill. They were regulated under • 111 h. sets state ; they was Mated as a different hada Zhv o rhether rightly eft ens. thy wore by Wee is • different UghL The ease why iowassiese SOW peeks wars essespwit ham the bill we that they did set Lermay dim of the kind, they iimitisg their liability essuat elms fend of the areligke. (Hear.) Bat moths lemon was, thetas emnmitgeo of the Moos moots& BS the Wises of amas-s ostipmiles mos of • differing bled hes that et ether kapok% and esgbd le be hill Ida by s monk ash than the set hr lbe iegeklies a =ellik essipmieb O ne were 914 eseapaeles with up to Marsh, 1865. Theme yes reseurt l irkerL i t i reet 20 per act of gneiss se knee Is widows Of these 91 these were 191 i is. sunisse =speak% 18 railway wits BM fa OW saes, 99 mining sempasisead sonsposlin. a a amile NB skipping _amnia, 6B impoolot he piing II lend, ill holies, asspesiee. as The seek eif swine teshlesties was that the i =ny a Weep. salowl& we end be seed is their OM was Habig to the toll stoat of the gesent2rsisgs Lents, ea isentesed to be liable ter One yam sews ilk wrapawy sawed to exist. This law was the salket ef ash ateaplaint, sad justly se, in his apish& It was laid that it we isjarious to the eciapasies se dirmed ; that It pre. WSW hes of precise.* bets esibeftig is thus, wldht mike, sad thoughtless sies—sieseibelnd se he like ( wise had neither mime Mit WA rim. It was she add that by thlitlifiar s : phinstios sass' the act thigessepedin Salsa a ad whir reedit with the pablis (Hoeg, hew.) The lboadatioa of credit to jeisbeteek toompealis ought to be, pnerolly weas& the APO his whit& they isMed, and the se& is whisk they ass&selel lbsir Wises (Hess.) DS if the attenties el lit phi. wag &Isla his what ties lb* tee isiesslissel wait to what woe • hiss is lholles el walk the Maoist of the public was flashy gad was titiptell le give this as =kir mil us• L i t e s e g est . el mak. (Bew) Bat Ibis wee wadi the fleshier tithe est. 111 penested giber empeolee hem Mies armed. The Manes ea this point wee sessieske. be wed/ sorely quote that el Its. Bibs B peat is the deed few limited liability, that ies aro frequently isoutitstod is Paris and the United Mats is order that they mg Wink the severity whisk Is 116 respect the laws if the euesides afford. Who this eameaniee are heed is Path they pay • heavy daty to Ow Preach go veramist. The hey assessed ups use eispeey of gobIS my lee were as selitip ois emesated le_ .710/ Is that Weak we made • goes with the Treads govern sat by whisk ea asa son we illiii brined; but we should have paid the larger ma whilst limitation as the money et the law of parlaseeldp 41 comnasidite, thr i e ll". posrusest ka made is aSs pis nom. Besides Ws deft upset die aspltal. there gee eselllna duties paid to the lase pagewsuest es the Ispertatka of shares to be siesped k Park stamp dabs ea the ode weials was* alift Ms esupsay, the hire of Mises is Frans, mail the Wiry of a gaunt there, elm Pees a power of altoreity so see some se is Beglind, es& himself does scabby but live in the 01113411 and vendee hay somas Smiths from the goverissest. All this meow is k eened simply to get the Seat of the Punish law of Waited liability, and it assoaata generally le Mg& or 60W. •yoart I have reason to believe that as 7 is • passe lectured in Paris to obtain the hiselk illi or a th i: law emosted to serly 4,000 i. lam within the math to sa big that during the last two pars at Wet SO ousgwaiie have bees formed in Frame solely for the sime m cosee. They are aria truth English companies both sea sad dingoes sad all this expenditure is just es is sissy • ham hes this genatry and paid to Fames as • osseido- Mims he w IN ether laws. If the peseest esesdraies doe sot lead to is demotes is the kw, the gespasies termed is Freese GM w ßaited States w• blase sue aseseroes, sad area hasepaike the whole—et NM seise the : slat Sleek Illapheselks Aat be eery altered. Thew sea mow wsiout= es. s ti waiting ".. = eke before they &side en thiEr I lave two to lay ow* afire at the pressed meant ter woek lag patents is England, which will be made Fes& sespearies if the English law remiss saaltered." Nati* Gould be more soselsive this this. (Hear.) You sever could provost capital fns embarking is those undertakings which were adetatageous to it. It was quite clear that all those MS stock Sake desired limited liability. The advaships was admitted every day they sat in that house, boost, they peseta Ike privilege of limited liability to melt eseapesiee— railway, doek, easid, star pry ad a Twisty of e ft s ampoule& We Welded a 4 sississis of the slap to sesponim, decided they wore hew Wilk bee" ad the amen ef SS under tak ia g es& as she hi anis& es brioche's eispay. For his as be ha a pod deal ads with the pleats Wilms lithe bems—be wall aeon see us, Wiagible ptiseipk es wheel they rested this whew to onesad retold it to another. (Rear, bear) The y It, for insleses, to ' • Blete=i was mengas his goal, bat le l'ilee's Palest Coale Osispony --• =y yeessmtag a lase astral—width mesh& teed histplot ell. (Rear, heal.) What easlas ilaidlillsoce amid be drawn between tint two ? (Bas, 1116 Ills 611141 % the skit thh_ Muller legi use& dem o ist es the of sr esdhasu og was and trisse is thel beset wad lin aims et sumilleis is the Gal, I Sea V tb47 sum 10 la ii. uhey essift essid lu vist ratre• siz e s ef illaill.ll.l l4lklited bilahni alma ll Wear. hem) . Ihat sbeL Based ssisg L libilmal el PM" , sok , lihM goesaided the " Lathan r iallaba Sent As,t" et peatiag shatters sands; the privilep of limited 110 -4' . I liability. Under that set lilt gyp lin dual - hid bees made fee charters. Oa r Ili..pasted. Tbs \ rale laid down by the Baulk 'sr. %Trade .1,141'4405t (they would sot suet any charts? esker the ob• Jett was one of decided public adnatah, and sash as could sot be mentelishod by private eaterpnge. But bow enld the Board of Trade ewer detigmbee whether the ob ject was one of public adveatege or sea boy Itmy that if the usdertaidag was sot goadatte spa Salim esinparny, it mold am he our a gem pain 3 Hear, kw.) The Jest =Oaf . it enema of the gree tba time SO 0 and it was Un posed& Is ' • thiiarsad. Hear.) If it was right to path thk it was right to great it gesevally I if it was wrong tepee it, thus it ought to be refused ottoweilia nay lad OW dam too ataa ar tee little. Them set to be ass rale for we vois 4 ekes of and imam sale We soothe sad that Gam asi capous power estrueted to Bawd of Trade should sot be suffered to matinso. to yHe had no doubt the right tee was W gwit t ds gsneralle. Swirl tit* arguarot of woe who te the opposite view asd pre vailed olneately, wham he would ask, would be theme public weeks which newetwerod Ike amen, and fasted the weeder sad the _goey Bil, use Woo ? (hut.) N 2 Ise. a wit this 166.006,0 2 th ow bees these sa railways, besides the iiiiimmi same eat oa Mao, mak, tta , under the =wed the pea notes if 'kited Nobility. LM tbom galy . ciple, wail so saw maid say what hither advantage might not bo thine ties ft by the urnmery. Alen bed to provide hr gme to take ean that thus who nagtol them ear speake amid set be damns* elk wiped it the asslowle wised isle with thew lithely swine that it dwell be Mews that wliabling edit oar lageohlp was limited that wes all tket ilboy amid M. TO was the law sow, at :windy added ia eat 0 tin kw israthy p wl= s te the lakes of Oemethil sad Drumlins TM be made to tbo Mem, Om, was shim I• lb•• sub mangles as them Wain as thin ethelmal as tbso bogie of limited liability sito ghti seise M the pillUS that they wen Wang as that principle. It was said that this would minesiege fraud, and on bounrabk friend told him it no a bill for the annuragemeat of swindlin Ho Mimi this Ina •a objectioa firkin fro m a of the duty of th e legislature witk nibillse r s itaad. No doubt it was the duty of the npw t fraud, and to use that gam were jut ia *5l, Mel lowerds eash Mks. Bat this was not to he km by gimemder a whole dam of troussetions from takiag piss, - gam of width wen hiss*, hales worthy, and advantageous to Me public and it the Minikes concerned, but :Sift Ith _ Y lke emuemu poetic that if fraud was ems ad it wash detested awl pwakbed. (Hear.) It • to him *Mame was • Ureasey la We pubis mind te the amine of Mud eammitted. It should be Mom mini the it wag the finalist mass oily which name bean ear sod Court of Banitruptey and appeared la the It wm from the.. the judged, bat they did sot take kb mommat the immune 'amber of ter and basset tramootione which farmed dm peat arm et the benison of the emery. (Here Mar.) ni ce = =la tide matey just go a pea. megignato judged of softie ia gement, by the deraded speagete of it whisk lonally tame to Ida. Mai bear.) Bat if they imam to mega the gust* as PM poise, it eked be observed that all these tnisSaleth seem arose seder the law of ialkitei Nobility, me it would be ge jot to argue Ma tbe nalbelasala erne whisk ogewred • short doe fines is deo City and ether similar Nem, Wiwi the system of ssNoeitel liability. (Hear, beer.) Mather Angeles made was, that Ai simian weed es mow oporaliAlooe aejskthelork sawailm of this ea wen ilanwilie to egoallatien. Spostiolks sent two very &threat disk wasediag ae it orm takes in a geed or • bad Ms& ligagalaties in • good seam wee aothiag bet thatepkit misigthe gad megrim whisk bad read tide owaray to ho punk piddia I gysealades Ia • bed mese ma Omni se imprelat aomasseemest of andertak loge wlitiotsbe sever it bare hem espied in. He, fee gm, Ili mat thlok it wig aity part opt their &a „ea lisle laton, to prone improdeses ia rata (Hear, hoer.) The real preventive woo Ss Ism fell is the maw who we impradsat. It woo idea Wpm elks it likelier a siemens math at adioneite. A sea of gain tried men out a miaow that waned almost impinitigabk whoa anther man would fill la use that at Ito Mud gameated every names ea roses*' Mae. It dspialoil pelsolgally ern thelodgmethaall its Ito behaves of wargums mied, whither way miderg would ban • fatio milt or sot. Al the Mhos of all Wee Woe about goiguing Mad mu the mins that it was thsir duty to paws' gawk yokel the asamoussen of tier ow sio combaido Is poMegitharebstan agate the wirieggaseo et eats*, kb Mild; sebum. The MO way *WNW tko Woman of bilk obasabilime sad groditses woo to gall es titem ob t: e plose tbowithern (Hear.) He met my that be lime Mateo& gempaain win not the man ba the meet of smealatims they wan the result of the seenweladese garde peat vu of gi l aws immt. If they imbed the weds 0 pod tiny would no = embt to lad a fir' but they shoed Mar is abed that wen, it sae eve at leiZ ie mb es eises with oalimilod lishility. Ia 1824-25 a gigene al sens wan itstod. Mr. rake., in bit :rork, unadorned the asses of a sumbee 0 sampans that proposed it raise 160,000,0001., ate did wisely rem 27,417.0101, the este of whisk might ea well ban hem throws WI OM w e s is 1836 three hawked mmaaidos wormed to she 131,000,0001. He had • strong geseedes that if these joiat-etock mianaige had act horn started the spirit of spessiatho would have fame vest is moo other dko Thin was sow no digital- Ma to apse is Ono uslerteldage ; the bill would not give a Rip to say disarm as that sow prevailed, and he would wish to impugns is the beam that this time was, of all elm% the as inamobie fee biking the gawks to • Weise Ho wash ealy roar to we other insane Vilithe theage, whisk derived use kmaitesee nem kel l that it bad begs mega by tin meamiailesela in than sloth mart They deed that the basalt to be derived by tin mean= of ammo with limited liability would be at the swum of the orkbliebsd trattsol, who would be Alma to Mier into goaapedins with them. Al he seal om la mow to that moose was that if the pubis mail be mined with limbed liability, he did not gesailie Oat So Video with unlimiled liability had any isi MIMI MEM in a bad elate of the law m =lisgilatare nom altering it. He p ia the rant milesity of trade tran aillieth del to leadsr, frith his greater facility II NOW sea is semi* to a decision, and = 4( Moto b eat markets, bed Bath adventagee as to e as joie Meek oimpaay. (Hear.) in• Salm the wry pat by the groat mow of ailithmli ninth Adam th, in kaki if =:„ k ismpathea. lb sever" Witlast a miesphy, , a patina aimgany, it would appear him ongseiesee, as vestries is ivy Moak of Maio Weft To bay ia t is gnaw to sell with peal k anathir, striation Witsmay *swam is both, se SIM& MS; lIM wily the Isidimal miming la OM dame, bat the sub mill own news% vadadise is Oho amigaillies this wily whisk that deataad is ithey to gat how after pieta, sad to mit with deztority and Wpm* be* the =tizlalx2ty of oath museums at pode to all I, Is a specks of *aeon if 'Wok the shistime an coatiaaally chashog, sad whisk MS astosbir Witklead smoomially without such as maramillimg asw des if Affirm and attention se enact Wig be expiate gm kg Meath= of • joint stock sampan. The say Voile take it mese passible for a joie sloth mmeaay to SSW is samegifelwithoat as ended,* whew, On =whisk all operation are smalls of being M what is aoakke, or to wok as suffer- S, we wined m admin. e little or so variation." Ife benne that was Mood Meeks. He believed the result et the thongs weed le IS pion the wisdom .1 Adam Smith's view. It would inhead that is all ordinary wades, joist Meek emaggese would Mmak to gempeto with private trades, bat it au& le be hit to the mined- Wm betweest the two to downtime what bails were Mot suited to musk dam; no legal impedisest NOM to be thrown ia the way of the Mom mosposition MMus them. He believed that the bill propene Wools a wet dews is the law • it wag the duty m lothigoe le Wm meg arse to pled say aims In tb• mallaegy *mon threw% wink withal was disposal t• ma. Them •••• wilistly a 'WM dignities as the pert of Wild to embritt to these unistakiap. 11111 tics experbmie wee Wed. Soy mild ale gay whet wadi he ow molt ; bat they ought at leggin meow all swilidelimgedimiata, good let all parties ethithig late geskode km is tier own Mims; and let gm lowesta the sivascp of the dilligest modes of = re es . books& To do so wen not the burimos of the HO amid neologies to the knee kr t s :j3 a dloo dual tbsiai• Wag, and begged to man the of tin MIL ma irtestata, bk. MALMO, Mr. CAaDWILL, Mr. BALL, Mr. Calera, Mr. MOMIT, Mr. EWAN! aad Mr. J. 6. Pansutozs, either denuded thep ss e i ttagrowd them selves in favour it the goatee inning. Mr. Hoserez, 111. Lows. god Mr. . Sanwa raked lIIMOSS eltiosaloao. so whisk Lord P turnairrou replied. ARCTIC EXPEDITION. ' TM Miming sagmbere were appoiabsi as the gommittee mils Mode whilillia :—)lr. lem. no, Mr. Wawa, =age Admiral Walcott, Mr. Edward lithe, Sir Mr. Her Be yser, Mr. Jackson, 112. ' arks, in Thomas Adand, Captain &then, Mr. Item ' Bel o Mr. Illegkessis, Mr. Talbot, and Sir Robert Pal. I LONDON WRIT. 1 'lbmiunieskaimisated as the select sonsittee : IM. soillii. Yr. Solicitor General the Lord I AAVIIIIIA. . Werth, Mr. Disraeli, Lord Henan, Mr. Balk Mr. Themes Deneombe, Lord Seymour, Mr. , isd Mr. Peedtheld. BALE 07 BEER, do. ACT. TM liblobig Mug loomalttos was soadasted :—Mr. Mesa Bertmitiy. Ilk. Oobbott. Mr. Her Seymer, Sir Jobs erMr. fiebeirleid. Lord Harry Van, Mr. G g . parrkk Olkka, Mr. Vi ll iers, Mr. Mammy . r ti.r . Clay, Mr. Busk Major Bariag, Sit Wiling SAW ate Kr. Cheelham. LUNATIC ASYLUMS ACT AMENDMENT. Oa the motion of Sir G. 0111 Y, leen ROA gnat to bring la a bill to wind the Lunde Asylum Mt. CHINESE PASSIINGEES SHIPS Oa the satin of Mr. Hes, leave was gins to bring fa a bill fee the reguladm of the Chimes passenger shipa. isiirna ,_ I The Mew bijou:se at 2 o'clook. .------ The clears strived at Mareeilles this esaroing, brlaghts aura Ira the Crimea to the Mtk. We Muff thus be it posionlow by Mouthy of M . detail M muff wpm the Reams sad t►e Malakoff Tower. •‘CI-1 at' - ---- - ..., , MONDAY. JULY 2. OiDiu Of TSB DAT. Eds.lion (Scotland) Bill — committee. (Progreso 22d Juno.) ; Education (No 2) Bill —adjourned dews to mound reading (26th Jane) ; Educe ' ties Bill-.eagemd mililKg ; Free Schools Bill— sec ond read ing ; Woellea L lk:ltenufactares (Scotland) Bill—commit leel W u _ c ire Rtlhf Loans Arrangement Bile—..nand ; Charitable Trusts Bill (Lora)—second reading; Dublin Caniap Aide Amendment Bill—third !sedum; Cosety Palsies of Leitmotiv Trials Bill (Lorde)—third maiffeg; _PlK6ellllltilman (Scotland) Bill—third read. ing ; Puha labgerKs ged Museums Bill—third reading; Fereagebir AMeedmilat Bin—enmities; Visited Li lity 3114.411111M11111S I BAppli—oomaittee ; Ways and Keens—oommittne ; Daehy of lemmata, Lands Bill (Lord") —third niedileg : Bills of Lading (No. 2) Bill—third med ia, ; Judea" of Fame Qualifieation Bill—third reading. 31103IDAY. JULY 2. NOTIOSS or NOTISEL—The CHATICILLOS OP Till BE castim-11640 .oeiWs Ko.—Bill to reduce certain Duties payable em illopOnniages in Great Simi., and to amend the flionipAele. Ke.lieneman—Limelle Asylum' (Ireland) — Bill to cos. taw tee Ant 6 red 6 Vie. a. 120, for amending the Law relating te private Lunatic Asylums, Ireland. Mr. flonotirittn—Adalteratione of Food, fte.—To mousiest" the select committee: Mr. Scholeileld, Mr. Charlee Villiers, Lord Claud Hamilton, Viscount Goderick, Mr. Haight, Mr. Sheridan, Mr. Peseocke Viscount Eh- Aspen, Mr: Alderman Cabitt , Mr. Hionaird, Mr. Otwq, Mr. Swift, Mr. Organ, Mr. Wise, and Mr. Moffatt. Kr. ATZOILSIT GINISAL FOR llLlLLND—Tretuurers et Nutlet—Bill to enable Treamren of Counties to receive payment of ex is metals *sees. Mn. SOLICITOI4.II/111AL FOR lIIIILAND--COISI of (Ireland) —Bile to altar the maatitution, prose dare, aid practise, increase the powers of, sad diminish the expeane of proceedings in the Court of Chancery in Ireland, and to discontinue the Incembered Estates Court. NZ. SOLICITOIL-01.111SAL nos ISSLAND-11100&1111114 Estates Court (Ireland) —Bill lea d,, d the period lige making apple:au°. for a sale of under the Acts fee facilitating the sale and transfer of Ineambered Estates I. Ireland. Ka. Cowan—lnclosure—Bill to authorise the inole-1 sure of oertala lands, in pursuance of a special report of the Indomire Commissioner" for England and Wales. TUSIDAY, JOLT 3.—At Twelve o'Clock. OIDISS or DAY.—Mesopolis Local Msnagenteat Bill—' Committee (Proper Jose 28) ; Nuisance' Removal Amead. went Bill—Committee; l'amenirers Act Amendment Bill —Committee. At the Evening Sitting. NOTICIS OP NOTION.—Mr. Rice—Army Primmilisee— That the authorised system of perdue" and sale of KW miedese, premottees, and exchanges is the army bee talisi i he pleeleal *Neel, to unjust in its working, is inaopmeed le tie posselary regulations, end Is M o rn% violation of the peteidphe and practice of the government in all other departments of the state, and that therefore it should be continued an lager than is socemary for the just and gradual satisfaction of the claims of individuals and of the Kate. Captain ficosxm—Naval Government—Select committee to inquire into the prominent of the Navy, relating to the lists of damn, paftonage, promotion, and the efficiency et the service in an Ike grades belonging to it. Mr. THOMAS Deacon's—City of London Representa tion—To call the attention of the hone' to the present state of Ist repreeentatiaa of the City of London, and to move the fallowing resolution : " That Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild was elected in 114.2 h the City of London to represent its interests in par sed has been for eight sessions a member of this Issas, t, by reams of the anomalies of the law, he has been, and still, incapable of sitting sad voting therein ; sad kw Majesty's Ministers having declared that they do net Weed le papee any alteration of the law, it la the of Ws Woe that the City of London ought ant say= to be &spied el the services of a representative evade el 'lin mid miles IN parliament." WIDIZIDAY, JOLT 4. ORDER= OP TES DAY.—Sunda y Trading (Ketropoll) Bill; committee. [Progress, June 13.] Tried' AatAmend- , 1 meat Bill—emond rag ; Bleaching, site., Works Dili— woad readiag—Mortmain Bill ; committee—Bsakeeptir (Intend) Bill ; mead reading—Grand Juries Bill; sew aittee. TESSIDAY. JULY 6.—At Twelve o'clock. 01D11 OF Tan DAY.—Pablle Health Bill—committee. At the Evening Sitting. ORDERS OT Tll DAY.—Assay Offices(York, ILL) Abe lion Bill—oommittee ; Metropolitan Buildings Bill—com mittee; Criminal Junes Bill (Lords)--committee. (Fro grime 36th June). Tenants' Improvements Com p ensation (Ireland) Bain--committee. (Program 28th June). Fisheries 1 (British Islands and France) Bill (Lords)—committee ; Lu• natio Asylums and Regulations Aces Amendment Bill—m ooed reading; Chinese l'easengen Ships Bill—second reading. At the Evening Sitting. NOTIONS OF Kerwin—Mr. STAILIT—To ask the First Lord of the Treasury whether, as her K may is about to double the pay of a moldier serving is the rims, any ad vantage will be given to °Moen so semis in the present war, by which, as in other armies, they may obtain, during active service before the enemy, more rapiderometion than by the existing rules gad regulations of the last Royal Warrant. FRIDAY, JULY 6. ORDSIS OF Till DAY—Lusatia Asylums (Ireland) (Ad vances) Bill—Adjourned Debate on going into Committee (20th June) ; Roman Catholic Charities Bill (Lords)—Se mad reading; Ordnance Board Bill—Seccead reading; Ex cise Duties B ill—Committee. HYDE-PARK TO-MORROW. The following notice hoe beea issued by the Chief Commissioner of Police : " Nods* I—Whereas large numbers of passes assembled on Sunday last in Hyd•-park, and when so assembled con doned themselves in a disorderly manner, so se to endanger the radio pee" and pertienlarly by making loud noise s, and obstincUsg the esrriage-road, endeavouring to interrupt the free passage of persons in carriages or cm horseback: And whereas information hes been received, end it is pub licly managed is various printed notices, that It is the intention of certain persons to hold an open-air meeting on Sunday sent, July 1, in Hyde-park, and cause an mem blip then el lap samba *of persons, where:" considerable ogreliseies bee been crested among the peassable Wha t:WO of the metropolk; notice is hereby given, that no se& mating or 'iambi';* of persons in large numben will be allowed to Mks place. And all well-disposed pram are hereby cautioned and requested to abstain from joining or attending any sash meeting or assemblage. And notice la further given that all assessary flielliflS will be adopted to prevent may sash meeting or assemblage, and effectually to preserve the public penes, and to suppress any attempt at the disturbance thereof.Rlo/LARD Maven, Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis.—Yetropolitan Jan* 29, 1866." THE FO ! The state of the half-year's revenues (says Hera paiNs Amnia, of this day) Makatea a fall in the dividend of several of Oaf railwaye, sad me lamas' in the others. The Mealiest amps win be lasetmeed. We fear the aver age dividable Campostes must for a time stiffer some rednatioa, y theme of the Lancaster and Car lisle eel the Brig Oompeake. • short time ago it was mated from the seadideadite trallesturne that the South Iteelanes dividend wed* he amoiderably lees than for the t le se is peer, bat la the eleventh hour .:: :% BMiiligerarisi elis vastly, and the half-year of this Company is see Reath later than all the other Loudon railways. The Leads. sad North Waiters, the South Weston, the Loaembire sad Yorkshire, the Great Northern, the ante Weeletlie Throw Oneaties, might possibly amielain their tividsads madirelekbed, bat the Ilidlnai, that heighten, the Lancaster mil Carlisle, and the South (alma are expected to be salseed, the latter oontiagent ea Ike linkman Mahe of Ike future with. Slam the ahem was is Ippe, we bow beard that it is miaelsted the dividend of thetleath Walesa for the earreet balf-year will be at the rote of 4i per mat. per annum, whisk is per cent. per annum more than this time last year. LONDON SOCIETY TON TUCKING TUE BLIND TO Itwar.—Yestesclay a aseNegg et the goverson of this dimity yes held et U, WWIle-street, for the purpose of deeds, two free pupils teeth a list of Afton windidatee H. Eanned-Harwood, Isq ~ prodded. The report.stated that the manatee an thsakful he the kluged support reekveldarlag the pest year, sad lb* Wreak et hide, aetwitheSeading die pawn of the but, with sa exionig a gleen ulodoissis, they mead a academism of aid. espesielly appeal for a a sea et 2,0001. to ens *ls the sedemipties el the saortgage mad the punkin et their freehold. 'Meshy W save the kaki burden .11101 Tiny irde eke terrawbset weed whims et the= sew amS of klat. hes the seasiterady kensimg far then. Oae keg hee peening Se glee NE It mks other laetrile& will ash NEM or give the woe NM before July te refer OOP ihet isstaineat of 9991. The char ms shied that Kr. Abort Irish had pined el the el She asemillse lb seas laths iepenl Ea Os_ ferlsrwilwws ib l is ibell•Pas li g g ir I. aid el the aka. The laving bees preassied with, the made, separated. Wl= or Tam amp Amon.—Corsoso, Juno 9.—The Abrota, Ogier, of Jeney,froat Llanelly to this port, with soils, weal os shore at the N.E. point of Little On. now in the sight of 6th June ; mew saved ; vessel and cargo totally lox. Txx Isox TRADx.—Billoxossx, Joys 29.—A muds, el the hamesseses et this Ie dip lawdz s gamersk was, was MI at the Mk& 4.7dbi thi =4 l-28.48 u n titadeas isli= wiE atilsiaV is he alaa lreser7Fith probably less ef aaileimellbg them rCh XUNE,BO, VW. fib' exptreoo. TO CORRESPONDENTS. ildfallislasata Isliadad ix "The ltapram," lAadan !ming poor, wog be it as 01100, 10, Boavarl•4odet, by Two *W Os as day at etecedoe. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. TEN DAT —Morning. lk. Sla Afterroo•. 21. 15u. le-iimow—Kongsg, Es. 4113 Aftiesoce. 3h. ars. LONDON, 84TUNDAY, JUNE 30. LATEST FROM ABROAD. DEATH OF LORD RAGLAN. WAR DEPARTMENT, AMA 90. Lord Penman has received intelligence from General Simpson announcing the fatal termination of Lord Raglan's illness. Until 4 p.m. on the 28th his lordship had been progressing to the satisfaction of his medical attendants, when alarming symptoms de veloped themselves, attended with difficulty of breathing, which gradually increased. From five p.m., he was unoonedou, and from this period he gradually sank until 25 minutes before 9, at which hour he died. The event has plunged the whole army into the most profound grief. THE BALTIC. BOMBARDMENT OF SWEABORG, (Et ELICTIUO TIMOR/PA.) (TROY MS OWN oosazeromos, DANTZIC, FRIDAY. The Vulture, Captain Glasse, has arrived. She left the fleets on the 25th, mostly re-assembled before 1 Cronatadt. Sweaborg has been bombarded. Some magazines were blown up and various buildings tired. Narva also has been attacked with success, several cannon having been dismounted and shipping destroyed. Forty-seven infernal machines have been picked up unexploded. RUSSIAN PREPARATIONS IN THE ASIATIC PROVINCES OF TURKEY. (now OUR owx ST. PETERSBURG, Juits 22. We shall probably soon hear of the recommence ment of hostilities on the Asiatic frontier of Turkey, u the Governor-General of the Caucasus has gone himself to take the command in person of the active army at Alexandrople (Gumri), and taken measure* for energetic field operations, whilst the dispositions he has made at his seat of government would lead to the belief of his contemplating a long absence. Lieut.- General Brimmer has been appointed to command the artillery of the separate army of the Caucasus, oleo Lientenant-General Prince Bsbutoff, who is removed to a more important sphere of action. Under the orders of this latter officer are now placed the staff of the separate Caucasus army, all the troops stationed beyond the Caucasus not belonging to the active army on the Asiatic frontiers of Turkey, the corps of General Ourt, and the troops on the shores of the Caspian Sea, together with the whole of the military administration of the above forces. These, and se veral other appointments of a personal nature, and arrangements of a local character, have been signified to the troops by an order of the day, dated the 29th of May, and signed by the Commander-in-Chief. DESPATCHES FROM PRINCE GORTCHAKOFF. We have received the it. Petersburg journale of the 20th, 21st, and 22nd., and find in them the fol lowing despatches from Prince Gortchakoff: SEBASTOPOL, Sows le. Since the 12th the enemy's fire againit Sebastopol has been feeble. Our daily losses are moderate. On the 12th the enemy's fleet returned to the Black Sea after leaving nearly 2,000 troops, principally Turks, at Sark& and Yenikal6. On the 15th, the fleet, which visited Hertel, arrived at Sebastopol. Jima 17, At daybreak this morning the meaty command a vi prom manmade against the left half of oar line of de fence. At two o'clock, p.m., his lire, slackening against the third end fourth sections, oornmeneed with arrest violence agalast oar right flank, that is to say, against the tint sad second motions. _ Oar batteries replied with energy. At nightfall the can nonade slightly 'Wed, bat it has beta stronger altogether to-day than on any previous oecarion. At daybreak, also, newly 16,000 of the eaenty's troops crossed the Tohnernala, near Tchorgonn, and encamped be tween the villages of Hudak' and Beholds. Jinni 18, 2 P.M. After four and-twenty hours of the most murderous can nonade and the most frightful bombardment, the enemy at daybreak this morning, assaulted the bastions 1,2, 3, and Korailoff. Repulsed upon all points, with the greatest loss, the French retreated, leaving 600 prisoners in our hands. The heroism of all the defenden of flebutopol, from the general to the common soldier, is of the most exalted kind. To this the Invalsde Busse adds: We hare remised from Prince Gortohakoif a new tale• I graphis despatch, annetmeiag that after the assault whisk was repulsed in sash &brilliant manner by our troops, the enemy almost entirely diacontinued the fire, and up to eta o'clock p.m. of the 19th, nothing important _had occurred. On the evening of the 24th Prince Gortehakoff writes:—" The enemy has not renewed the can nonade, and fires bet rarely. " The corps which had crossed the Tchernaya re turned to the left bank on the night of the 22nd. _ _ " A movement in the Allied fiesta is observed." AUSTRALIA. ARRIVAL OF THE LIGHTNING. (DT "LIM= 211.301A1110 (7110 X 0111 owx ooaxsaroxoarr.) LIVERPOOL, Eliruaaix. This morning the Royal Mail packet ship Light ning, belonging to Messrs. James Baines and Co., Black Ball Line, arrived in the Mersey with the mails. She left on the 11th April, and has brought, besides the mails, 290 passengers, 89,000 mom of gold, and one nugget weighing 85 pounds. The Royal Mail packet Red Jacket, arrived out at. Melbourne on the 24th March, from hence. The piles of gold in the colony was 78e. pee ounce. The political news unimportant. <. RAILWAY DIVIDENDS. 411 V • . ~.:~~ 14 0.. Ws lairs that band•bills and placards are being• exhibited iv semi localities frequented by the less respectable classes of the metropolis which have the appearance of an attempt to convert last Sunday's , demonstration in Hyde Park intG a permanent agi tation. Some of these bills exhort the populace to assemble at Lord ROBERT GROBVENOWB door on Sunday next, to follow him to church and from 'church, and wherever he may go in the course of the day. We are confident that the good settee of tlea respectable artisans and tradesmen who were present in Hyde Park will see at once the immense difference between the step now urged upon them and their last Sunday's expression of their sentiments. The presence of a cla- Inorous crowd at a church door would disturb the worshippers, and be an insult to the feelings of every well regulated mind. A clamorous crowd following one man—accompanied probably by ladies —would be apt to degenerate into a riotous melh. The act would be in itself wrong, and the results might be such as would make our brave and honest workmen blush. It is easy to see whence the advice against which we are warning our artisans proceeds. In many squalid lanes and courts of London there lurk a professional crime class, whose pursuits are favoured by any disturbance. There are also still among us some rabid politicians as foolish as the CursElre. Those classes are ever ready to form temporary alliances, and to goad on the honest and industrious working men to demon strations which have a tendency to make troubled waters in which they can Bah. We cannot too earnestly exhort respectable working men to beware of such counsellors. Even the repetition of Let Sunday's expression of public feeling in Hyde ' park would be impolitic. The members of the aristocracy who frequent that place on Sundays are not iu general those who busy themselves prag matically with Sunday legislation. A perseverance in such demonstrations as we allude to may frighten _ _ the wealthy and noble frequenters of Hyde-parli into deserting it on Sunday.. This is exactly what the acetic Sabbatarians wish. They calculate that their ben gloomy-minded equals in rank will thus be led to cooperate with them out of spite. One such demon stration as we have had in Hyde-park was well enough to let the exclusives of society know how the many feel ; but a repetition of that display would have the appearance of a menace, and would be to play the game of those who, by their dictatorial dogmatism, have provoked it. We feel confident that these considerations will weigh with the don we are addressing, and prevail upob them to abstain from a course of action upon which sinister counsellors seek to urge them forward. We have heard talk of calling out the police; we, for our part, have more faith in the good sense and good holing of the working classes, when addressed in dacerity and friendship, on such occasions. While on this subject we may advert to a letter which Lord ROBERT GROSVENOR has addressed to IMO of our contemporaries. His lordship labour. hard to show that his Bill can have little or no effect, and that it will press mainly on the rich. We deprecate officious and vexatious meddling with the actions of the rich quite as much as when it is di rected against the poor. Besides, has Lord ROBERT any right to provoke commotion. for the sake of doing next to nothing? As to the pettiness and paltriness of his Bill most people will agree with him; but it is part of a system. It might have been passed over with silent contempt, had it not been an additional chapter of the huge code of unnecessary legislation that is being ob truded upon us from so many quarters. Last Sunday's protest was levelled against the whole class of measures to which his Bill belongs. It aimed at the repeal of vexatious Acts of Parliament already in existence, quite u much as at the frustration of that Rost insignificant measure which he is now trying to get added to the number. Lord ROBERT affirms that his Bill is approved of by a large section of the work ing classes. He is deceived. There are doubtless among our working men disciples of his own un lmfortable faith ; but they are made to appear more . _ numerous than they are by the unacrupulone tactics of a permanent paid agency. The King of the Belgians will leave Brussels on Monday morning for England. His Majesty will sleep at Ostend, and embark the following morning for Dover. The Count of Flanders and Princess Charlotte will, we believe, scoompany their august parent in this visit to oar Queen. The stay of the Ro_yal visitors is expected to extend over a fortnight. HONOURED RESIGNATION Or Ma. JUSTICE MAULE. —lt has been rumoured in legal circles this morning, that this learned Judge has resigned his seat on the bench. REPORTED RETIREMENT OF ADMIRAL. BERKELEY. -It is rumoured in professional circles that Rear- Admiral Berkeley, C,8., is about to vacate kis seat at the Admiralty Board.—United Service Gazette (this THE NEw GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF INDIA.— Charles John first Viscount Canning, the new Governor of Ind* is the second son of the Right Hon. George Canning, by the third daughter of Major General John Scott, of Bal comic, Fifeshite. He was born at Gloucester Ledge, Brampton, in 1812, and he married in 1836 the eldest daugh ter and co-heiress of the first Lord Stuart de Rothsay. The new Governor-General was educated at Christ Church, Os ford, and in 1833 he took a first-class in classics and second ' class in mathematics. He filled the aloe of Under• Secr etary of State from 1841 to 1846. In the latter year he was appointed to the Chief Commisaionership of Woods and Forests. He was one of the public men to whom the Earl of Derby applied when engaged in forming his first Cabi net, but declined the connexion, and preserved his fidelity to the Pulite party. He was appointed to the Postmaster- Generalship in 1863, with a salary of 2,6001. THE ArroaNsv-Gstraast. v. ST. CROBB Hos rirsl.—We hear that the Lords Justices, in conjunction with two of the common law judges,will sit on Monday next to hear the appeal of the Rev. H. Holloway against the injunction awarded against him by the Muter of the Rolls, for exercising his office of churchwarden within the church of the hospital. He insists it is not way the parish church of St. Faith, but that the mutenhip is en ecclesias tical benefice, and, according to Sir Wynne's opinion, and others of eminence, with a cure of souls over which the Court of Chancery has no jurisdiction. PliWo have reason to believe that Lient..General James Ferguson, for some time put in command of ,the troops at Malta, will succeed Sir Robert Gardiner as Go vernor end Commander-in• Chief of Gibraltar. Mr. H. J. R. Gaskein, of the War-office, has been appointed private secretary to Lord Pennine*, I. succession to the Earl of Gifford, who has resigned that office. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SHROBONB.—The following gentlemen, having undergone the necessary examinations for the diploma, were admitted members of the college at the meeting of the Court of Examiners on the 29th inst.:— Messrs. Thomas George Brook, Caxton, Cambridge ; Geo. Matthew James, Jersey ; Charles Plank, Crescent-row, Canonbu • • Oliver Lemon, Tontine-terrain, Kentish ' lowa Unthank Wallace, Hackney-road ; Wm. Henry Marina, Colombo, Ceylon ; Samuel Howell army ; John Browa Ron, Higb-street, Shadwell ; Joseph Thomas Mitchell, Clapham-road ,• William Legge, Fakenham, Nor folk ; Aluandu Franklin Roche, Army ; and Frederick Haines Hammond, Southampton. THE Nsw DIVINITY PROMISOR AT CAMBRIDGE.— Yesterday the election of a successor to the late ROT. Mr. Blunt took place in the Senate House, Cambridge. The usual forms having been gone through, the votes were taken, and on a scrutiny there were found to be—for Selwyn, 43; for Browne, 43; for Bose, 17. The casting vote thus remained in the bands of the Vice-Chancellor (Dr. Guest, Muter of Cain. Cellep), and le exercised it in favour of Mr. Selwyn, who wee then declared, pro forma, elected. Dr. Whewell, Master of Trinity, misented him self Just after the casting vote had been gn to vote for Mr. Browne, and was informed that he was too late. Given earlier his vote would have otherwise decided the sleetion. Mr. Selwyn went oat as sixth wrangler in 1828, and in the same year was first chancellor's medallist, hav ing in 1827 carried off the prize (Browne's medal) for the best Greek ode. Mr. Selwyn was presented to the living of Melbourn, Cambridge, in the year 1848, by the Dean and Chapter of Bly, and resigned the seas about two years ego. WOW& PaIACM-4.llllinie DAL—J=I 29.- 1, otal l B p7 t, 7,767 dal by yam Woes, 002.--T l 7 . gbe eourt, w ill: Lord Alfrsd p Her Majesty and Gwen lbert, accoMpania• the Duke of Cambridge, yesterday steer" Enfield to of the government establishment f uo b nir y .an L p s au d o r ttil. C ey h d u pe r rii c ß h uses Belau t_. manufacture of small arms. The Queen and the; Pa ger, Zoological Gardeo in the Regent's.p,,e'lls juvenile ball given by the Duchess of C.:Mott:lW ,'ht Cywisae T PPrsittain b rie s dalleet Q thtet ! iA e ed e re n d Prince Albert went hue ss ,, and , i4g to residence, Gloucester-home, Park-lane. Her hi sint ,'"d hi. Royal Highness were accompanied by the p nr : o 4 Wales, the Princess Royal, Prince Alfred, Prince A i ., ti and the Princesses Alice, Helena, and Loans. la A nne were Lady Churchill, Lady i n W a i t i ng; th ,L Lucy Kerr and the Hon. Flora Macdonald,Katsoittla i n Waiting ; Lord Byron Lord in Waiting ; cst:7l Hon. A. Nelson Hood, Byron, in Waiting ; L rd Paget, Equerry in Waiting; Captain the Hors Dad ROll. Equerry in Waiting to Prince Alb ert; and bit new The Duchess of Kent, attended by Ltdy dcna Dawson and Sir George Courier, was also preunt o r! Djuvenile ball given by the Ditchers of Gl oacestst Duchess of Cambridge and the Print". Mary (ettsud i : Lady Suffield and the Equerry in W a iti ng ) , the fient2 Grand Duchess of Mecktenburgh Swifts, wasps/WI. Prises Adolphus (attended by Baroness Engel Ind g Lillie), and the Duke of Cambridge, atte n d ed hs i Equerry in senile ball. Waiting,: were present at Gl oucester-lulu, the ju Thei Duke and Duchess de Nemours vi'ited the Ne st of Kent yesterday at her residence, Clateneetionse,k James's. Mr. George Henry Money was presented to the Q A on Wednesday at the Levee, on his appointment mil* I)s ty-Lieutenant, by the Marquis of La ns d owne. Major-General St. John Clerks was also presented W e Majesty, by Viscount Hardinge. A deputation from the London City Minion, on the pi. ieot of Lord Sheftssbnry's Religions Worship Bill, he, saternew with Earl Granville yesterday, at the Came; office,. The deputation consisted of the Be,. Joh G s . wood, M.A., and the Rev. John Robison isecretioo the Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, M.P. ; Rev. W. IL ph4 . more (rector of Sc. James's, London); Rev. J. cm, MA.; Rev. Hugh Allen, M.A.; Mr. C. T. 'Wee.: Rears Admiral Vernon Harcourt, Mr. Wilbraham Lye Mr. T. B. Hudson, Rev. Thomas Alexander, KA. ; 1 - ; C. B. Gribble, M.A. ; Mr. C. Bird, Mr. W. D . etsu i (superintendent), Mr.T. B. Brooke (superintendent), lb 1 . Charles, jun., ?dr. Philip Burrow's (medical officer), J. B. Owen, M.A. ; Mr. J. G. Mottle, R ev . G. LT.; ; Mr. R. C. L. Bevan, and the Rev. Joh n W e i r, A deputation from the Darlington Local Board ethics had an interview on Thunday with the President of b, General Board of Health, with respect to the Pub:it Hen Bill, 18.54. The deputation consisted of Mr. J. Pun Mr. George Mason, C.E., of Darliagton ; and Mess,, Fellows and J. S. Peacock, of Middlesborough. Timms introduced by Lord Harry Vane, M.P. Despatches were sent yesterday from the Colenithlis to the Governor of Canada. Despatches were rens from the Govarnon of the West India Islands yesterday, The general invitations to the Duchess of Gli oester's juvenile ball last evening, were extended to lieu 80 of the leading members of the aristocracy, with thu youthful families. The Prince of Wales sad Priory Aka wore the Highland costume. The other youthful numbs of the family were attired in unpretending rootless of gaishe taste. Immediately after the arrival dohs Clim her Maiesty was conducted to the ballroom, whetenssp the juvenile members of the aristocracy had the towel being presented to the Sovereign. A quadrille mu th formed, is which the elder Princes and Prinaeses of Royal family took part. The scene appeared to to me enjoyed, as well by her Majesty as by the Ma Dudi of Gloucester, and every person present. Bum of t juvenile toilettes were very Noonan!. His Excellency the Sardinian Minister arrived tows last evening from Paris. We regret to hear that accounts have been met from the Continent, to the effect that Rear Admiral 8j Parry, the Lieutenant Governor of Greenwich Hopi* very unwell. An entertainment was given yesterday by Lord Mayor and the Lady Mayoreu, on the occasion of muting a bust to the Rev. Dr. Croly, the gift of the rishioners and admirers of the rev. gentlemen. The 11 tations were originally given to 80 guests, bat awe " wise" of invitations wu issued to many ladies end otb which increased the number of guests to 140. The members of a committee, who in Janouy sainted a memorial to the late Chancellor of the Erotic signed by 4,200 civil servants of the Crown, hare Wita the present Chancellor of the Exchequer to wren feeling of bitter disappointment occasioned by languor ment in Parliament that the Superannuation Bill it poned far another wagon. The weather has been of the finest possible raeter during the week, and the crops are making my! and satisfactory progrev. . . . Mr. Mach& " Annual Agricultural Gathenal flied for Saturday, the 28th of July. . A Grand National Archery Meeting is to be at Shrewsbury, on the 2nd and 3rd of August nest. The health of the King of Prussia is aid such u to lead to a belief that his reign may be du to a close. Another report, probably not so well rola speaks of the 'sirloin illness of the present Eons Russia. Colonel Yea, who fell in the attack on the R was the eldest and only surviving son of Sir 'if Walter Yes, Bart., of Pyrland Hall, Somereetstult M the opening, by his Royal Rieman I Albert, of the new building for the Alias for Idi Halewood, near Redbill. on Tueedsy next, the den parts of the ceremony will be conducted by tbo.Bid Oxford. M. Benedict will superintend the !natio (annum. Lieutenant Davies, of the 38th Regiment, id killed before Sebastopol on the 18th, was the yourg of David Arthur Bounden Davies, Seq., one of the bees for the County of Carmarthen. Sir James Graham is at Netherby. The hon. baronet's health is not good. It ie said (t Patriot) that he will aot again appear in the Comment this session. On Thursday Sir John Patteson held a cool at the Law Institution, with the legal authorities University and Corporation of Cambridge, relative disputa now pending between these bodies upon the subject of local rating. The matter in dispute hs referred to the learned judge, and he had summons legal functionaries to London to supply him with don. At the close of the conference, he said be she be ready with his award before October, but the many points—such u the Black Assembly, oaths, tions of markets and fairs, licensing ale houses, ce all were agreed ; the other points should have his tuition, --- When the expedition to the East was first P we (Atheneum) believe the Government had ais 'ire to send out with the military power a Stint& Mon, such as the French did to Egypt; but, in defe martinets, they were induced to give up the better the proposal, and contented themselves with sendis photographer. The destruction at Kertch is fin After this lamentable evidence of Its messily, , d ten still hesitate to send out a scientific commissiot Black Sea ? ()mend La Marmora writes from Kadikoi under date of the 27th, that the cholera has Ili appeared from the Piedmonteme camp. The reception of M. de Racy to the chair lett in the French Academy by the death of M. Jsy to on Thursday, in preemies of a very numerous and able assemblage. MM. Gaizot, St. Marc eirefdint sad de Broglie, wore mated near the new member , advaarly occupied the President's chair, sed basis that of Secretary. The anniversary dinner of the Booksellers' Mat Institution and Booksellers' Provident Belot held next Friday at the Crystal Palace, with Manes in the chair. The Yorkshire Gazette states that the 0! Wild Doren, the winner of the lut Derby, hair& all idea of ever training another racehoria. The Fourth Annual Conference of the Rep tives of the Institutions in union with the Stain] is to be held at the house of the Society on blow The number of institutions now in union amounts 400. The Chairman of Council, Viscount Ebrisill4 will preside. A house in Raquet-court, Fleet-street, h taken by the London Society of Compoaiton foe library and newsroom. Signor and Madame Classier have gigue meant to accompany M. Jolliest to Amends. Mr. Van Buren, ex-President of the Unite who hes for some th i sast bsen on a visit thro.all Leslie - from Liverpool (Saturday) forenote,lat steamship, °lshii return to America.