The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-10 00:00:00

l r ■ ee o . ,frdt'224-v40.7 •4 , , : W 7 : 1:1 'll - '?ii .. " ' .2 . -<.Ar.' 173 :11IT N "WSPAPER • . ,_ , ~ / . c . • __ ........ / •;,....:„,, -,. f r , . . ----, . • • .. . , ~:,(.- . -...., -,.., • „.n ow • 0.-4 c-;" 'l.-' A" o t. . ; I . 1 t I . , . • ''i• • 7 I :wit ' • . " CM 4. ; , „.. 1 ‘, e . , . . ...;. Il ,7.. ._ , ii. :.. , .i To .-.., 4 • ' i 11 lie . ( i t I ~- ir 1 t o .... ~......,.•, . . B SalideXa I . , . t. it rot ....,:, . ~. . • . • .... - ._.. • t • • t ; ~ , a r . q . (Stamped Id. AdditionaL) No. 4287.) WEEKLY STEAM COInfIaTIOATION to I N tor TOM—Tad UTZ:WOOL. NWT T sad PIiILADILLPHIA aTLUM 11111 P COMPAXIWasaI their allapowyeed Yea & gassastawa salmi aaill TTn 10i NEW TOLL (ITT Or itALll mins a Mal lilt TleCil a ressa Tl r s = wispy Weirsky. Oallisimatm M 11. mg Ileder4assesikag MOW SCOONNIOO. YID lend peinge, maigim timbadlag rmiswas arilhomport Oxork thowatura abs taiokett ismea-.Par anew particulars il a t Mil id =rr a r misp aiSPdg el eArillool ; to sad NAM. 111. Xis WENN% MAY 10, 1880. LONDON, THURSDAY [T WOPE N C E. LORD .109 P EIIESELL AND EARL ORET. dieea~ t io urgetal.. by witv4 . yout hod mid d le the HoirM of in forward leak an yen roil sole isre allie nli k ind also tbst a lt 7 1 • 1 411 111 4 1 ‘ olali le ttaarinal JO PCOtP 2O O my snob pooriiiels lefr'4lol • I and loos . ' el ibe AWNS elesistib AM we use sot Se be breed E 1 7 limulliPranrZitt 100sei4 1 8 Ulf l Ooreases foe _ yoos we °st rives vile tree for the Mr* but were content to mania 11 lin subniaimalteee for the present, m there pee 041f7 fermis between no ail to the muse bbe taken by. Us government. I Wok upon rederlon yea will feel that your as Mai bent* whir • member of your eribmet, by up weer Wane to be brow& against you eleven a e r year is not jused by my having feud ft emir iv ia et my own 000dud o lo tra tes etid l t(w ' Ms sot hem sad calms be m e t lll TeirournManom under whisk I was led to &Nuked* fin yeer brng forward a new immure of reform. if I list versed Wbeard up =Hen of cheep against you. I. should not now have been without any written mentoren. duns of these proceedings. Yoe are quite Telecom ,te taunt me with my epee& in the Home of Lords le lei • . ..bet you buoy privity well .Mat it is the duty of • srber of perenneent *Me ite ire iini esseered is peMinmeirt, to erre me wen al .be ema 110? owes by which the cabinet be below to bee been -z.v..-7.0r, a wzorga ztl—low-har .-div-aski.t4.-- or g y O I X Zttnrin egbiess which ft ere to yourself ....E.....1am I ems fur fres arias. It =*peers r ig =sz=mbet sy lir ed I wow be red bibs lbie line, itaiiiii 41 vil M li giumi al lo Leeds explain in All lay 4 Or Giber night been and len bees bilerasil N. year was sea red.. ei.' Willy to II is ex- N 1111081.--1 s. re., -• nib Lent Jell* Erre& illisid) - • University Co pens rue ; siks Mud. NoM, C a-park Cot. Zte;giiinG:l=atul.!lSteuellC: Coll ege Ta;Pra: Yid"Jima Diekeern * Merkel New °wage , prim i 1 Vnivl O ZCollega, Rue; . Philip Pop nt s- Colsge, pine , R , prize ; Jangle ' "nt* Uwrgs Weilkar j. _ ' llpViill College, prim PITS • .11.8. Res •_,. Marisa Woo nage, Guy's 'Hispalnistid tioll ii nand Nadal is anatomy and physiology ; GISH'S Hilton Fagg., 011iell kbsgidal, exhibition and medal in ehaairtry ; Samuel Imes ties, Univenity College, " pad wiled is akeisietty ; eirlea Mon F, a .Roggitel, exhild tin Ind modal in mania me , Bastian, 41= 1 Caßege, medal is aS opu stor if i a l da rh Join Smith Univetaity ini Inshwk: ;•• OW* lit Mp la gist t e guas eapital, model ill ..... • NM RA. Barked, Trinity ° •••: , t t Oa Cl i a =ge, " =ri le gulities 4 Latin ; WM= iiiimihes IdgentSpeerk exhibition is list bah • Harmsen Bath e& Adler, Theivaraity College, pow in Qirthy : Those! Dale , Trinity C!llage, exhikities is mathearte ; WalAir va tins i et = 8"7141.1114 C t ili cla prise in ' ' John Mak ° , '11 4 2 :4 1 . at * beisey ; 4 4pu7 Stunmerhayea, Opinviss 111110Riptine hi' .. kind fil= theigi4l. Vde ~ and. the -a , "-!• .••••• .-- • -- 4 J--- •••••• .' • 40amave MONAI.II - be ambled to effect. In looking .through the be ford that the votes for Westminster- MIP, IS Altreasiiis e therrhe only _ large items wall . dm" altoge van sheollY ; and ea the other hand he fogad eppralein votes for the new Foreign-0819e, for the Mania Geller and for ether imposes lemma in the future. ma awl for educe , ii.l ab , u_rie ki.a, while hi belied it was =IT per me mkries tor masters - in Ireland wen eneh smaller, end the swieunt granted for pupil Meehan was eo w =a t &nignet, h em es b. g y boor. r marred Treasury neseind no ~need treur Mr ver fir eireetka, the amount of the vote - - 4 hert =under rimer el the Corea of Educe ...._,..-t it would be wise to give the Treasury -.• the T. wawa's MALL. WEDNIMDAY, 4- 7 ria ;Ohl: OZA Ir ZO t tlf, JOILN . Or ilArl dr an d ay . tics a Mr. MN 'mum. weilblet.-Mliss 11W Mita Palmer, M. Ways Cooper, r. /bobby. 11410160, IL et; Mak, M. TRILAND.—OHEAP sad EXPIMMOVB JL 1100T11. OILS WINTIMI RAILWAY, lo *ATM mai) am mak y liras Torn lo WOAD NATCIf, how powerri sloorwslor On norm M N.. Illitor akehat—irly for Or Ls opium 14 6as ram trim taddlogisa. Csoli—lftry Tram old firrog, bir Fro Fors Pomo )—Plor dor , . For& • oFr- ir N. Mr= liror rollers Ow or mak 11124 elar no. MRALBERT slaws mONT BLANC, sad R. 04110 133.!seedy & sad MUM alaWr (bra Olaaaaa ra a : aid Isbairds/ allersosas s Nab. 1 , 13 ass bra Wm al Os Le l ia.bes limbos Hs& daily, tree U Ulla; am Is; dairy. iioo. ril control } • over expenditure. The committee then adjourned. CIVIL exarg.APP9lN.llo3NTfi_ Muni NAYIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Azirtalarearac,Vbift.t. venbe.a.-.= ekes Mis edges. admadoo la The committ e e iioed;y 7 Lordfitsalsy in the chair. no ease letorellorlptmowt were Ste Witham Jolliffe, Sir J. Northern., Mr W. Hayber, Mr. Collins, Mr. Hennessy, Colonel Sykes, Mr. Clay. Sir S. Bromley, meonstant.general to the navy, was examined at some length, and expremed his opinion that the sub'ects en which candidates for the service are esamio.l imply a higher education than is requisite for the discharge of the duties which they hare to perform, and thin $ moregfimpla test would esnener every neesesary par rße priferred the of somination for comps. ice to open ceni and hoped never to see the k in dred feeling between the hon. members of the Home of Commons and the cavil service severed, became such severance would cause then to take lees interest in the civil service than th 4 which they now gene rally manifested.' He was of opinia that it would be of groat admatage to the Public service, if the principle was reeognised that an officer might be removed from one de partment to another, and that departmental appointments ought not to bean strictly adhered tom they wereatporseat. He hoped in this respect to see • fusion of departments, which would afford greater facilities than now existed for the selection of the best qualified men for the highest and most important aloes. Mr. Hanunoud, chief clerk in the Foreign-offloe, was then called and examined at considerable length with respect to the mode in which the clerk. in that department were ex amined, and stated that the office disapproved of all pussies in exams . Such tests were very fallacious, hut the one they really on was precis writing, which h a d b een found to be an excellent one, and showed the character of the men at once. Cramming might be effective in respect to other matters, but no amount of cramming would make • alma • good precis writer.4=llce dedoi were not re quired in conduct the co in French, but they were rimuired to understan sufficiently to %mutate with r ei and annersey. They entered between 18 and 24, and ad e=by periodi a cal t which w vances.ent in was 1001. • year, which incrthey At the oceclusioa of this witnen's evidence, the com mittee edjonmed. rte. haw WsMAN ibilg at LIS p.n., Ire kw Out wiry lima, "Max Per tolAitkprikelig n Ese Ohs bawl ;or to Yam& MAD sad JA Camassinut. lose Asa. sad IMAM ATHIRSTON said BROODINV 00IP al law sea year dole welels. re the awe one The easoor of Sin odd, sod done tor Whim" —ttimaniAßK Watatmotory, No 16, Houiette On* C0M411114110. Liodows. Amos mode ot dial= and Jewallery ter la. ark NIL nu oftimailmot door at la Ur eveales, eel ea Ilatutdan al lean! .temi** MsmaSok warw BON OM. pins& tin pr roams ons sow wood for ths of bod. son atth r mask ROCK al ;PIAIIOIOII2IB ohms. both tor sale lit.. Kam C. sad C. Ina ass wan Pim how ones 'ill Its Una to mow I=it Is lho onossalsan Ihir soolonon. arm of lhoss 1111 . 2 . 11h u..... r,iftestlndols el. Or Ski Asoinsto saloon lesst. —l4 vissalosos wil , lcatto PARLIAIIIIMANT COInMIVM, SUPPLY OF GAS TO THE MEISOIPOUB. The committee appointed by the Baia of Com mon to report upon a bill now before parlidedit on the ripply of ps to the metropolis met on Tuesday, when the' foWwing member' were present:—The Hight Hon. T. S. Fatcourt (chairman), Mr. Parke, Mr. J. A. Turner, Lord IL Cecil, Sir J. V. Shelley, and Mr. North. Mt. Demieca. Q.C., who appeased es behalf of the pre- meters of the bill, opened the awe. lie paid there were &beat 22 ouppanise, large and "mil, who now supplied the minions distriete of the metriopohe with pa. The first com pany was darted in 1811, when airy paniens doubted if the 'peculation would pay at all; but at this moment there wee very lisarrel d ,ooo/. a-year paid far pa, and not very tar abort of 000,000 toga ef u mesh wen used in ite manufacture. He be very glad if he cook' lay lbe• fore the committee a statement of the &occlude of those companies, as had been done in the arse et the water eotapenies, but that he was at paned unable to do. Let pear ' when a oommittee sat on this added, there wee a forums order--not al the easuaktee rseraly, but of the Hama of Ch moos—fat - the wiedutillea el • certein Gi*T SA LE of GOLD and SILYU TainkJIWILLieY, PIAVE, ie.-47 CORN. 311 ILC. OMR MONTH ONLY.—By own of sae da Odd Waked. S 'Wald S. N iplasea LISIO ISM Wellbes. at I par to le 'shwa Oeld Inadrs tweed. at as to so Warm 111 G.M emsakda, al id le OS "lam. I.IeS Lairs Mo. LL so SO Edema I.o* 0661 SIP Odd A UM" at N. I. • pima lAN Odd Omit FOAM es 41L Oa Warm 1.140 W Maga sod Kee" at la ea I ohm IMO LW. Odd Se. MN ted Ossilmada add it Is= 1111 whim. Torethet wee • how assedidas evil sad law Nail Cad. danessa Nada. Sem Leis. leek Kg" a... and 1,01114• Na Takla mad Damn [RIM MI Il se an 4 Moodmpleftil Owens lei tea, Omar add Coven. sious, Tick wee owe raqueles tar de dadw P.r alaslearse ea, ea. sad a dassdie et Sad Mbar MY, 85 wa.f.i al Was la sews • eddy ads. dr, wawa. &C. NO CHARGE KAM for graUCPDIG4glat art INviione Iwo /ma. (MEM or I. 10011IIIMMY estariwararaidd adhugh• art norm. 44. par : mosiad viessari ty. VIM 2 1 1, e 4. Irlek Mb% Os ohm for us. soperan beharip. "o• lir row woos riO goters. CMOS. wisergoUN r zyw a t NTZika M IME". smilliALL mod STAMPED la SILYOt with AILMS at caul! la Me SUM Weis. CAZDILLIS lI.SOAICTLY SIMIAVID .M IM 111711111111r1 CAIN PIM= for is. 41‘. awl EY BUIALOIThe wahasgra almadisimso.d. LLY, Iwo dims Irma Ileirrawdriell forago odloo, Allay kite% 'tor Lord Grey,—All ti ni I mod of opal& year Lai lAM B . brag I AO o Ukiah it siromory to publish ow oar 'WV. —I mos* Ira Or Grey. J. Bussa.L. Ouiion Holise4erstre,As i at i_ Dear Lord Jobn.—l ben no objection to your oar oorrespoeidsoos As you sem to do no it wrbr= arary far see be make any statect in the Hoer of Iwo—Yeras, ed) Mop. The Lord Jobs Rama LOSDON wrzrzitarry ADMISSION TO DEMME "MORI YOU MISCHA/1Z P'LATZ, go to .I.P MIRO% lowlksoomoda—Filialue Talk owl loft al M pot • s Yet Mr sod W. p_ doom Winuoiol *OW is poso rad law. SIIITABLI WIDDING PRZBINTS —Com 00MI arl ISA IMF, =Wm* pattern, rOO. Lo ilestrene to say -arcade. raihray as resoirt el • paraffin • order.— 011wther TWOS/ANT BALI at 11311-elame new and smormaama MIS MULL —.T. OMR • Os. beg to oa• alma to the petits that they ham purellond the =Um nand tam el seventinege boom atddl. added I. Utak abasely the Want sleek ta louden they wit alliebty et halt Us nal vase. anprishig miter at dubs ameba and had man la ask naboany, waist* sad other winds . wohugsay le. =- man Mikan at lta . wawa 'bowing-man MU% he di'. at Us. MI.. talmacips 'Naiad Win. at . Ina bsalleads at as. 411. : every ether ankle pespantanatedy chow st Os ems{ Ramey Pundtars riser. ta. U. had Cillwellni4.lol4 Ilakeretreit eetabliehed yews. Os elbastas will hod the sham nod' ines sod am ow ataking the lamest amiss la Leads' et Insus to" sod woad bedsteads alfinal with randeare. mad nab, sow pineal beds sad babing as=p la wt=il=sa d badianna tow ague ivory Os Wesel rim la t r Al w, lintred Izetragged ar new retanted If an iggrainal paid to say railway allatton la the Ithogewa. a imp toe pa k lag an the sea at ern. 11RECKNELL, TURNER, sad SONS' RAND NDLENTKICS wDa aegislend Ob. Maim prevent tht vottertne of candles w 1 Gaveled &s ad ELL. rids. LK, arni SO:la, wax Gad edam edsedbee sod set aad oil mamboed& at Ye Dee Lee St itepllallela. MUM& THOMAS MILNER and SON, 411A._ ite•Most, Ctty. Gentlerook—N,,ts the severity d Um Om Vida neeurrv,l on my inviolate Imre en lbe 90 ult., out el WM, which I had in use. and obkli emisitied all my paper.. an.l • lot. men* Mating* gloptl its and Intact the whole d its Important oembeats. I lam Incumbent es me thm to ham you of so • rivessostimus• as I do sot Mink their utility an u Zsrere of pm: isenatioti ems to too "Addy taws.—Teats fal ARCHIBALD bvrriz. II sad 11, limetrest. eta. Laws. B.C. Illth Monk DA Orafor PATENTS, 1, Seriestreet, Lincoln's WAL—llkams. MS and NUM' =Wass to pew wee kW& MI redase rer=ror awl legisinikes il prlawisse shield obleb i = JIANDIIOOIIIZ a tirIMU s Igralisi, ea appllsMirearbyistba TO GINTLIIO2I.—NOTICZ al RIONOVAL. W MUM boo Mad It obtobbis ootomay to nem W bubo= bon boodoltoot to Eon swim Iprombob ebb& tootio Yu soon *ft to way we Wcolblootod b Wm el tsobiog tow= at Wo par gob, tad ovum 011010 eae -t lie boobs= la aboodoltot therewith. 1111 e. KILIM sow sebum win be 111100‘4111LILYT. bUIIDBISINT, tow lnn yob of 715171 R' CAM Ma APIUNO AND SUWICIIR ATT!IL g er 31081:8 and SON beg to state teat their pre O n tar STALING sad MOM awed en of Ikea On% ae men la real es la "Idea. T o lave 'fatal paripel mete balk al bane sad abeeal for ae Dad sad Newel ameeidem awl law -seeded le sub se ammeaume of weds as Ms raw beim Mn aalrllai Maier am mel la ale ar ang ear esemay. Ude DIIIIDOIOI !MALMO DIZAMOIIIIII lave bees Mesa al* la ealleayerlety of the allshull tat nod t %Ilea atells. Usk IZADV.IIAOSCIOTHIOO MTOCIC beasible la ever mkt ad they mime rloweeldp,ke le er. taket doom of deb. bow iorkelel sod ve tamie el ___ rid Wle lib neeeribre, eves se Ohs arkepile et e ewe to been bedewed ee the somptir. LT awl 21 . 2 6..... arml SOW mei SW os DIISAIriIENSTS. WS* lon km iZjkb& am entirely sew Moak ef bublesobbe essemee. usis 111 web pekes es aria yeagelimee beelike thir MXS. poi olisava. XI S. MOM mil Who YIM egreiiieb el imeme. be bat Ow kind *Om Or SO bind* el obelletes al lbe OW en Mk Obeli. is 1 ISOM old SOW. Omer el Mir eke sad il/wibb awl Caw of Sow M N BrArAsesi. cue Iberees leedlor4 Teeldier. erl SON ebb M le be goonlowhoty oloorrof. If my amide be me irpreved be embossed. se Ss mew man* Mesa konfOolhosi. lloOr art fir Stift mud Smoreir soetelehm "TM Giese' M re Imeeiree Imierb el MIMS leeretzi d • etib rake kw rat reeerkeures. reel Ike el perk% mor be wale wI glint walk sr pi Ow TH2 " INDISPINSABLI " SUIT, ..rowpwsses came sad plassim sad budesd tor volliew Ming. Ismilllog buslaims. "" lre Ishonall .idged Ss belbssessissodariski• sal sarder sae OW ever Isississed. Ms bus Ila bs ellSbisd st IL NOUS sod lIDN. war et Massies Iss ASS sad emir et Sow Odorialrest 116441wal R"w LANDS' MACASSAR OIL lbary pe bm its'w br prosoblgi = b....dam sal ` bablliWm. Wit ft probsts lair h.qo falling at ve turning paf sbaollmne work Wt. a . k.a., It tiNal scurf an.l daarlrlf ad mhos lI2Y Pina 4 .. abl Olney Ise operable a is ems of i brea lt et p.nWry w U.r II Mt 1. t4r ere Wei WiliNek air Wet, and It In nutelline la Is. bbialstlbr 1.. r .11.1.1 re• It I, r•pri laity go MUIR= .d . helrl..f hen The pubbrie d bp", Sod lM erne., tlinetelont leiteudnglion MY She M. furl of awl the tbribbeirs lebboodob cosessieg re. Po..i .4 It, ellenc). agni,l be bob bed NM* boob st N. merit. Rice n• Moe melt, awl lb. ger lenth Cannon—A*s fA „ oat Widg Megggeng OM Sad al 11..1ten ennien. uml hl elborlbs ad porlimmi. 'MCA YLD MTN. MR. ESK ELLS eviebrated OfTEOPLASTIC t:N The nnly ft.ppiner he Tauber sad Decayed 1 .11. Ulm .41 not bee.eue .110,01.arrd. ►ee ?mot Teeth 1a• Isot tree 6.r 3D .loop. directions reckon! .114. Intrnt Amt. Loudon facing t 1,.• r..lyterclutic . 1...4 her fur Two .tanipt riXTRAI/RDINARY DISCOVERY of an entirely NEW THEillitV of ill RINI) DNICAML, bibs UM I ". 4 .l. , l•lperterice 01 ). ars* speci..l pc.w. t .to tires. Balislis. t mote an.l %awn.. -with rirMirioce of the actual effects of kb* Iww , •yrrift. ilomowshisted NEW WCAL UM*. otith the adjuotta of Lbortatotionol Trestalost not yet triter-ill) ► n o w n , atm by As arothcal bratty of Sae MIL& rapiro. 'wit which lave bob toomplay Istmlisool late Ilbetand. Mat Inv on receipt of twe stamps to &fay poologo. rte.. by W HILL I. 11 A.. :to. 17, Altrod.pbot. hothyst W C comallotloso team /Arm tin TA, " and AO to Men Itviteleig A BOON TO lIIMVOte srmassa. THE NEW MEDICAL GUIDE for gratuitous etreeleAlea. A Narver hearer heeler be= ellertuay ewe.' et Nemo, Debate. len of Ihswory. Delinian• of Sight, I "dthte led teriteeellee. by Mambo the lastreetioes eh.% 1 11. iert , tr‘l. iit Dr.. 11. cana.k.a It hie duty. a. patatide to She sett, r far the brach% at ethers, 4. raddleh the mnp • ' -• I • 111 therefore oriel feet tree. M. nreipt.4 .4. directed 'inlet"... Ant t.•. •I• 11110, • rapt .4 the beak. Leetelateg eeery literati... required t.l.hee. Jan., la Mere. get . t Ward Haus.. Berko-mete:it, rp.rrr • L.Q.1..14, 1. t ILUISALA or BRONTI WINE St ra i r a redorad do %Oa per dozen 47 4s. pre n sasn pee We. peeallsr . /141 i ckl to ref dean la hand et eerdl, owl 44 44=7 . 4. Wwelwolt t ado* los hew leak ter leo appS:44l/4ip. loppiled 11108 NU NN sad 110 aim mg seseshislit. weenie of 47 years Ile snug al Ussola'adoa, U, lAmbs Cow W.C. Prim Vela es Whole& Choice old pale OWN blow/r. Wa. per limo. 8 sad SON, Wine and Orbit Merchants S TI NOB V EN 1711111 of high quality at radioed dory. rp o rawillora veep superior, Ns.. U 4 par gaHon ; chola Clagenaga, Via per gallon: 'Nat Added= Hol land% per or gat per ors (two pillow. raroliP Ullman et MI price Ws INs ce apigation. Torn% coalt—T% lidwprpahaatroot MOIL MHZ DEBT and CHEAPEST TEAS and awl= to =NAND are at haw 14 1.4 414414•11 al IWI 401 OK, 'ha NordsoNs. Uri WININ•Nest, ON. (NM elven NAN amps IN. IL NAIL IN., a, 10. 44. awl : IselboN, b. 111., IL aa• moloNha to Vow NNE et Ma NM NNW, hos Me si•orallway Mahon or orbil lora IN 7NANNI. • FIN cornet tom hossehrarkot Flom AZ psi arslage willissisit NON NNs (IN. BART INDIA Ti• COMPANY Cumbedi the cob C• 999•99 w 919 1199 M taw inna 12911 dim-L.—it Ow Imbed If Ga n s Tha 1119. In ell Or bras IL Now ; taw berm Opma lei ; loctpag 191 pormk IL ad Worlissik 9. Otest lislialrceurciiised.llsUpoi.atrest. S e0 Pi g, r ge r4 ...4.13V.. 141 11" " and be aria Sleek id. or t h illibL iaL miL, ll.l..r • 4lth eallag. ilt so ilia aeld oar __ weloty, Or% = 1k by" CIL add aa ea the situterlAffilaii. nOLOURED INGItAVING of Xr. N../ MILD'S PLAN tor the NNW OAXIMN of the NOZTI- CtLTURAL OMIT! will be eyes is Ike GALDINILIN CNIONICIZ et SATURDAY, May Itroo or het by Pod et-Order ot say eeweveadee, or of h Nattaews. Gard/mere Omelets Mat, al. WeWarceb-street, Covesissetlen, Loa. dee. N.C. MRNEBFIELD'S PLAN of the NEW OARDIN of the HORTICULTURAL 110CIETT, prfuted la °dome, will be gives is WA HARDWRIf CSIONTCLE of SATTRDAT, May 12.—Mstle aM Yew, Ofeesleyetreet, Lou den, W.C., ds asp* forks by pat es roMps of Yi postage Amp. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.— Mr. NZ& FLED'S MUT st Mks WNW Hoienctrunua, SAL DEM —A Osiumed lispords d Mr. Naildis is Os Now Sordse st wal boohoo .ilk Übe OANDININW CIMONALS d 11--Samse iaIMR SmbslrseS, W.C., wal lebstp is mike by post cm med. et Mx postage somps. Tan BAUM SoczerT.—The wieldy moiling of the executive committee was held at the adicas,s,oldldhall. dumber', on Tuesday, Mr. Elt Is the alio Mr. White hone, Mr. Elydenhara Nodes, Mr. Nan, lb. Ls Maitre, kc., IMO pramme. The Rev. P. Nailer, Chigwiarow ; the Rae. Yee. Webb, Ipswich ; the Rev. Robt. &heti. end Samuel Mr, Esq., Mbyte**, were elected memben of the mu m& An intarssit=natostioa Iran Mrs. Caroline Chisholm (the at finals tics). in relation to the baC i r t New Beath ; 1 6W and Victoria, was read, and waned to be eon ninaicatal to the public prams. LAWS frame siliceous miabeni et the wawa were read, whin suirasthns re -1 epolins the seiludo• for the ballot, which were eassidsad, ' sad dbudirpo 11141 to carry out those which wars The eismilts• Tun also engaged in arnagiag ai rr:h a l; mow* bail ohs. in the committee as the Reform Bill T>QY>eolo6sTAlc Rims Coare.—Let evening th e eusod which includes the St. George's, the Mole the Westminster, and other distils. gaihedleallpee ail paraded in Holland-pat k, under the corn. mood d Lard Broalegh. Them was a very large muster --Party 1,500 as. be on the ground ; and when formed la double mak Ks lie reached alined from one side of the park to the fear. The Westaimten were the first to arrive, and while they were waiting for the r es t o f th e brigade, the Qom drove peat in as open carriage. The amp imtantly prameated aroma ; her Majesty was he to spend amp time in ise=t w itt ii = or Os the park, royal party Ms. 5 the Wilde, who also loyally promened seen. M 'mood by a hap number of = l l gentlemenwere on ho • but the puma public were not admitted ' within the park. They clustered, however, about the gate and and appeared to take a lively interest in the in , @penal. The six-foot corps, which mustered about 30 areem, was the object of very particular 'iota*. The Pi ! form is scarlet, sad for its numbers the company made a pet imprembre show. The only other scarlet uniform in the brigade is that di the Eogineers, who were also tolera bly well repeal del The evolutions were executed is a mot eatabinery manor, and left no use present in doubt a e to the perfect tildesey which the volunteer drill is capable of vortirliss Se those who take part is it. Soon sifter sanest the prods broke up, and the corps marAsed sway to their reapplies rendezvous, where they separated. HOTAL LONDON YAcnr CLUIL—The entries for the Ant read reigattaef this popular club closed last night, at the club-house, Csled i enisin Hotel, Adelphi, and are as follows :—Thied_ <lre page oder 10 toss : Ruche, tom, Mr. Thomas Hartis4 OWIIIII ; Clue, 7 tame, Kr. J. B. Dwarf ; Violet, 9 tees, Lord de Roe ; Surprise, 8 tom, Kr. name Carr. Extra-claas. under 6 tam : Eugenie, = r te. D. T. White ; Blue Bell, 6 toss, Mr. J. W. y ; Spray, 5 tam, Mr. George Haloes ; May Fly, 4 toes, r. t5 t illnm Roe. The race takes Mom Tue s day Belt, the 15th inst., sod there are three Feiss. ia each clew, both of which are open to any yacht Glob. The course is from Erith, round a bout moral off Coal Home Point. and back to Greenwich ; and the }Yews of Wales General Steam Navigation Company's Ammer will oecompusy the race, with the Hos. Artillery Campsite band on bond, leaving Loodou-Isidge at nine o'clock. There LS ever' pro bability of there being a fine race, and the Haidee, N inlet, Spray, end Blue Bell, are particularly spoken of as lately boats. Ti GILT BELL, ITS Sri's:MOOß, AND ITS Durt - Tr.— Mr. Thomas Webby writes :—" It appears that Dr. Percy has made his first report oa the composition of the great bell—Big Ben the Second —sit Wanntiestcr m i .. to Q s Bowel of Works ; while Mr. Cowper has in formed the Moues of Commies that the bells cached seriously in novena places. 1 therefore vesture to insert confidently—notwithstanding all that has been said about sz vo : and 'soldering'—that it is in vain to listen to any p f ur •jocsonag ' the wounds of poor EN ; for science and experiments lave shown, agaia and again, that then is no possibility of restoring a bell in such a cam so as to satisfy the mimed ear. The beet course to panne will be to giro proper instructions to ear most eniusent roomier to produce a bell from his own metal, for the quality of which he should he held respoosible. in the meantime, as I suggested in October last—the chimes being silent let the clock strike the hours upon the heaviest quarter bell, which ought to emit a deeper note thsu that of the great bell at the Abbey." The following oorrespendcmoe has been publinholl: .. Chelimbewes:tenee, hay 5, ine. DIU Lord John,—lt it reported us tbe nempapses that whin hr. Waipok on Thursday night quoted in the= of Ommomis ray amienaticue ef the rename which me to acquiesce as a member of year goverment in yeas i bringing forward-a bill of reform in Ifebroery, 1852, you interrupted him by saying "It ia not true." Whet yet meant to assert to be mires is not alder from the report, but you are understood to hareiPren a direct metradicsina to the statement I made in the Home of Lords. Of comes it is very ;Maul to um ; end sr lem ecersimed that wry statement was strictly amerate, and that if bed 3.06 correctly informed Ed its purport you would never hem questioned its being so, I feel it to be to mil yew attention to the foßowing report of whst I eddetrtlelith of April, which I hare taken from the Timm, .re=bel e& ' yea whether there is any point on which you differ freer me: " I cheered the obesazof the nobie *Ms when be 0.,,,r said I implied that the Bill of 1852 from the indiscretion of encees. t he thee at the of the iz t irot. lam le hid I Midi Weed en tide initkillalues the tml ~ le,. I litheve, well knower to di Ant allittgb h , msArr aum br es , re mpreerfap• the et time ism NW * eripp a imp Wait i tecla In the meamm TM& That opinion Imo witimat the hilsetien to eirprem It hasher toil as far as I kern, to any ace of his solleurma,: m = not to the rant.l Übe,* when that wen wait it wee set improved by en„ or at . lemt by mem than ems se tare tombola et tht cabinet saye4 _I can my itta.......,............,. I did net to eonetel, m Jelin Rome ein testify, the betetmlime witM I law nimbi same from the maw in which Lord John Mesta bed giro that pledge, mad with the spinier. I wWwebeed sad mewed as to this peuMelh& ft ma with ear.* seine twee that I commted. dler there - te am Vase a member of that adadeiehertiw& to to all the elnumehmees d Mat time, I fit it to be q to ro m in in the pavermaant, yet I did en airtime* mem ing tyself the right net to be repaid as eleming pledged to my measured reform until I saw what proposed, and not disguising j m n oonriction that ilerV the question at all was ines t if it, could be Such weephe situation of airs when pastilemeni was about to meet in 1862. The Reform Bill, win& wee etteeweni laid epos the table of the House of Osmium, wee sub mitted to the Wirt • ler my own pert I sower it. I taught it ems to the gnrest objection& a a w n: ( 3 l, lei, I mierhimed te . seesmet to its being introdiaild Into perhement ity Ude me wilmideratioe —I knew Dobai goverment tree en the used Idling, and it so .I =2 that the yeinelpal alines made upon it were , against the Jmetteder tispartmiet with wbieb I wee In trusted. I ilia not think it would be honourable towards my elaultaisi . or right towards myself, that at encli a s on lambi appear to rem away from the poet which I held ; mid being pewmaded that Me hill had not the re motest lime, of pada& having stated that to the cabinet before hme btaght ia, I' eembledly acquiesced in lie introd estien. " It is This melt sabdastialky wiensate as far as it goes, bat mai aheidgeil (es is not unusual with respect to speeches wok at the eod of • long debate), which makes it not quite erg kg • tenon who was not prom* fully to understand of wart bs. aid the spemh bee s en more at length it would ham Moored that I was of the °Pinion you awaited three or four yease biro duction of the la el 116/4 „whoa I said that this was dose without the coseemeses of yeer colleagues, and = beginning of the dilismilies shout reform ; that I these diffeulties to have beer Mermaid by . the defeat of the government on Yr. Locke King's motio n in 1861, to which the Duke of Argyll had adverted ; and that in demoribleg my reluctance to continue In the adminidmitkm,l to ferred to the time when, Lonl Derby haring fa il ed to form a veroment , we mnuted our oea, which we bud is • after that ddeat. Subject to these expless. thee, the report of what I said is subelantielly oar red, and as both Lard Lansdowne and Lord Clearkorde ham Odd me they are satisfied of the aocurasy of my state. wool, I treat the& yea will also adroit it, and ths .... Latr erolooth i tion3 hirro Are 1 1 0 111 * ti* t o Asa Oman* to awn RE user relargeoll to what bad pasiw lig ea LEP& •It would give me _grerA pismire to Ind this to be Use case, and to be ambled by yen to math' pablishy that them is no difference between us on a matter of 64.-1 am, to., Gazr. Pembroke May 6, IMO. Dear Lord Orey,—l had certainly eriaood that your statement in the Rouse of Lords referred to the speech which I made en Mr. Locke King's motion in February, 1861. That speech was made, as you are aware, after re peated discuauons in the cabinet on the extension of the suffrage, and the propriety of bringing forward any measure cm the subject in the session of Iflfil. As your statement did not apply , to that speech my con. tradictiou of your supposed assertion of course falls to the ItPt now appears you were speaking of the opinion I ex- Mrthaw or four years before the introduction of the 1852. I have therefore referred to the speeches made by MO in &newer to Mr. Hume on parliamentary reform, or national representation, in 1848 and 1849. Those speeches appear to me of a very conservative nature, but they contain opinions which I held then, and which I hold now. I have no recollection of anything which passed in the cabinet upon that subject at the time s but if I had I should not think myself at liberty to allude to any dif ferences in the cabinet to which I belonged without the permission of the Queen, which I have not asked, and do not mesa to ask. INTl;liTaiairs are so absorbing, and events mooted each lOther so madly, that they ar e apt to slip from the memory. II And that in 1848 some very strong language was used in regard to your conduct as Minister for the Colonies by the late Lord Gone Bentiuck and others. It was my business, and I might my my delight, to defend your honour nommtions which I thought u n j us t. I little sup that at that time you were boarding up aonuations to be used against me 11 or 12 yen afterwards in • place where I meld nut reply. However, I do not mean to make any statement of my own in contradiction to what you have said. I will con test myself with quoting a speech of _yours in the debate en the address to the crown in 1852, and by which I am willing to abide. After referring to other speeches, you are reported to have said :—" Now, my lords, let me point out the real circumatiuioes of the case. Three years ago if I remember rightly, various motions were mode in the other house of parliament, and obtained in that hoses a considerable degree of support, ail only frees those who voted for those measure.„ but in the Impression of Mk opinion by gentlemen of great weight and Influence, that experience lad shown that there were defeats in the Reform Act which required further legisla• lion. My noble friend, feeling the force of these remarks and of public opinion, and seeing defects in the arrangement of the Reform BA which had not answered the expectations of the country, thought it right to engem his opinion that • time might come when it would be proper to make home al teration in the existing laws relating to the franchise. My I noble friend ex premed that opinion in the strongest manner sad particularly after the noble proofs that were given in 11448 by all clams of the population of loyal attachment to the crown and to the existing institutions of the country. My noble friend expressed that opinion so far back as 1849, and since that time has had to combat various proposals made in the other house of parliament for alterations in the Reform Act. But it was my noble friend's opinion that if in combating these proposals for hasty and inconsiderate alterations in the Reform Act he had not ex =pressed in favour of future improvements he would ken the foundations of that great settlement of our constitutional t o My noble friend therefore mid, and I think be MIA • t, that he was not averse to well-considered aniandmonts. it was impossible that be could take this line in combating those propositions, which be looked upon as dangerous, without thereby contracting pledges which he ecomider It his duty to fulffl at a proper time. I ask, can there be ed • better tints for redeeming them than the premed! Is not the very apathy of which the noble earl speaks a sof& dent reason for calmly approaching the subject, sod calmly considering what amendments ema be introduced ! Would that apathy have ,anted if we had pronounced the Reform Bill to be • Anal measure, and if be had said there were no blots in it which we would attempt to get rid of ! If be had taken that line, would there mot have been • very dif ferent disposition on the part of the pee* of this country with regard to changes in the Redeem Act far less tempe rate than those now about to be prepaid? I firmly believe there would; and I say this became I think it isa justtheis tho of the line which my noble friend has taken, and in which hi colleagues joined." When you made this spank you were eight years nearer to the time when I made those slatemonte of which you now complain. You bed not then imbibed those prejudices against me of which I lave lately felt so painfully the effects.-1 remain. he. (Sired) J. Itunaci.L. cloaca House terrace. Dear Levi John, —I bare reerivargeer letter of yester day, and what 1 am glad to fled year contradiction was not meant to apply to what I nag! add In the House of Lords, but to what yen au yapped Jae to hare stated. I must expresa written to Imo ay regret at tie smarter in which you twee I do not think it neweseary to defend myself (as I molly might) aviinst all the unjust insinuations contained in your letter, hut there are some obsemations that I must make tipou it. It is quite true that your speech on reform in l rail W. made ohm. repeated discussions in the cabinet on the subject, but it is equally trot. that we entered upon . /*edamlay be place at 80r4z . E.L... smith earminseq el the admision ef ' al the Lewin Voteemilv. The sus Ibeehre ' We l = will a weeper of Mks end gentlemen eoseolled to wit s= the proesediega The Chaseellor of the University, • Bid Osamu; • 001 l oamm those who sup bins were • Lea Toplam, Lord Lyt- Lord Wendephie. the me Bea de J. 8. Wean, Sienoil Yom.,,r Jelhoz Sykes, X P., Doerr Bre* S. ~ James H Ea., and J. ektee., with Farseis e 7 arbor delme~ ma et eases. veneerer, Dr. Cannot/Ith, reed a had report, from it wowed that at the nakindatien examination of the radvenift in the pest year ISt audidates were ad mitted. Of then ewes detinguilbed afthafftwoos when ender ezeiminetith Ise haremen, by their thethimente in =hiand moral pbßaavoktr, eleven diet' ra n=e y d dank" twelve in chembery, four in he. is Zoology. Sixty-seven endidates pared the Mt insenhailen for the degree el Datibilor al A 214. Of these, fera diainiphhed Humana in mathematics, seven in laden sem in 20=111a h Feensh, and five in Swum. Tfuly the first examine thin fer the dte el Dardthor erri sli edieine. Of these, eleven dothgnithed themselves in eneetha and physiology, eleven in theraistry, a seven ma & inmate en. ad plus-mamma:al themisery, two in ba in sep. Sarventy eandkiates pared the rfer the apse ef B.A. Of thus, der en ee tithatheth k tabards. sal anon phile debt in &mho, Ones In almility, three in mama s le hate y . Ten gradates pained the drab ineminetien In the text of the lieriptures and in dripthe ldnivryi if when six obtained pima, and three , rased a turthse semethstka he the MUM sabjeota. Thir teen candidates peed the Beth examiathion for the degree of M.S. 04=re ditiloriehed thereelvee to rywo =eritoullsefli ali oatio•T. EOM in bli 'a live in neidwifiey. Meths iiiineemend the ecomthatbm for the degree of LL.B. OE Ore seven 1 eiliorkbut tbsoteelves in the prhxdokee i thiaroo. two hi easverealag, three in the law of the .= two in the menace law and two in Room law. candidates paned the Inal exuatiaaties fee the degree of X A. Eleven peened the 111Ailaarliqa her the, deem of M.D., and one coodidat• obtained the kern if 1.1. D. The gentiemen to be eelmilbed to degrees, a whom the following is a athgblis Bekteine esesessivelz raped up and presented to the Manner by the Pesrespats e . other profess. s of the colleen end inthitheone in which they had been educated Andrewtheimins,LL.D„ Queen's Gadge t _Cork ; Michael Foster, Thomas laws, Maks Universiry College ; George William Lawrence, Edward Evan Derek Diehard Wilkin son, M. D.s, King's Z a ; John Engles Haydn D M.D., London Hos ; 'Alfred Ouroter, Johnli;lM Oonains, M.D.., fit s Hospital ; William Newsmen, IL D., St Bartholomew's Hospital ; Samuel Guar, M.D., Guy's Hospital i Robert Gasp Hardwick, M.D. Lade School of Medicine; Maras Na th an Adler, S ense / Hesse Behrend, Samuel Wardaw M'All, Hoary Arthur Nesbitt, X A.s, University College; Walter West, ILA.,, King's College ; Edwin Smith, M.A., Manchester New Co John Francis Holton, James Dickerson Davis, M.A.s,llege ; New College ; Silas Mead, /X A.. Regent's Park College ; Thomas Green, XL, 8 Hill Col ; Archiba ld Hestia Dick, LA., eld Co ; Daniel dater, XL, Weasel College, Pi ; Thomas William' Mays, M.A., Hackney Tb Seminery Col John Baker - Greene, LLB., Trinity ' Dublin ; Robert Johantone, LLB., University of Edinburgh; Eire miser Charles, Andrew Thomson, John Warren, Henry Self Page Wintabothem, LL.8.% University College; Dacimus St Jake MOlBlll, LLB.a, King's College; George Henry LL.B., Regents-park Samuel Hague, Richard Mendes Panidurst, Mr Owens College ; Samuel Happen Adams ? Joseph Rgmend Otaquet, Matthew Beekelry Hill, Philip Sydney Jesse, Charles lilt.yes Marriott, Hassridnepers, M.B.s University College ; Wm. Wien, Wa. Edward Robb', Ar thur Basest Saloom, Edmund Byrom Thompson, N.B.', King's Oeßer ; William Miller Crowfoot, Theodore Davis, MBA, SR sr. tholomew's Hospital ; Waiter Mozoq XE, Guy's Hawaii; John Allen, John Ardis, Hoare efteritou Basta^ Jenne Bithell, Thome Dryer__ _Yawata Chodron De Come John Dolleymore, GP M, Mott, Johan Goldamid, tes,a Hoesman, James OadeJachson, George . Lake, Edward Miller, Richard May Miller, Will Manning Needham, Henry William Porter, Whim Edwin Price, Edward Daises Pte. Solithi_George Antonio Rani, Richard Vickerman Taylor, John Robert Vaisey, James Lambert White, Thomas Wilson, B.A.s.,.University College ; Henry Nelson Capel, Christopher Robert C''', Henr y James Newbery, Arthur. Willism Parana, J Smith, Matthew Henry Stealing, Thomas Tyler, A.s, King's College; Edward Thomas Goldsrad, 8.A., St. Cuthbert's, Maw ; Henry Edwards, John Gerard, George Seger, Henry Ser geant, 8.A.!, Stop hest College ; Raymonde Wallace re made White, EA.. St. Patrick's, Carlow ; James Jahr, 8.A., Spring Hill &liege Charles Cecil Stevens, B. Melbourne Univethity and Spring Hill; William Tram; Hewett, EL, Regent's-park College' Denis Maurice O'Conor, RA., St. s, Downside ; Colmar Boss tnB.A., ClashantHenry; Robert Hen Roberta, ..7 4 Baptiat College, Bristol; John William Bradley, Arthur Win am Carver, William Willis, B.A.a, Hodgkin ! field College ; John Than Barker, William Barrows, Henry Griffin Parrish, B.A.a, Inneethire Independent Oel , lege ; Adam Clarke M'Lean, Gawp Robert Samuel, WU ' liana Henry Sutcliffe, B.A.s, Wesley College, Sheffield; William Cannon, Joseph Groves, 8.A.., Wesleyan, Tenneco ,• I William Frederick Clarkson, Peter W il liam Dustca Samuel Dyer, John Genueell, Walter Hardie, William He Robert Vaughn' Pryers, Frederick Hughes Seavill, lemma Themes, BA ' New College ; Thomas Dona, Thomas Jones, Mather* Henry Parry, Robert Barad Tangs , B.A.s, Owens College; William Crosby Barlow, &A.,Hereby Tbookigied Seminary ; John Tho mas, B.A. Trevose' Clasp ; Charles Morgan, 8.A., Workbag Item's Older. The names of all eandidetes who bad obtained honours in the course of the pad year were then reed ; and tip.e gen tlemen only who had obtained scholarships, exhibitions, medals, or prime were presented to the chancellor, in the following order LLB. : Henry Sells Page Winterbotham, University College law echobuskip. M. B. : William Miller Crowfod, St. Bartholomew's Hoopla', scholarship and medal in physiology and comparative anatomy ; Ed mund Symee Thompson, Dia‘e College, scholarship sad medal in medal's. ; William Miler Queried, St. Bartho lomew's Hospital, scholarship and medal in siagery ; Physiology and Raymond comparative enetosay ; Matthew Hai, University College, medal is anger, ; Willit rk t ward Robb., Ring's College, medal in medicine; Widen Miller Crowfoot, University College, medal in midwifery. 8.A.: Arthur William Carver, Huddersfield " schobaship in mathematics ; Henry Charlton Bastian,eldrol versa,' College, prise in chemistry .; Henry Chad Bas tian, Cniveroty College, prise in anund physioloo ; Henry Charlton Bastian, University College, prise in botany. Further Scriptural Examination : Henry Mason Bumps', mid. wo of the . %Mid .11sonpiai rnh r e l 'a l fitt yens ; w= bet no ret= bed been =de in answer *4llme engem Ile did not Imes ,Nether ins p. delpoldia hided Ind order at *demos, h* day led cer leaf fidlediele to it. Possibly, as •di solation wag at' 06 Oil ti ik they looked upon it as a dropped earl 166011116 se return had been made. Now he Petti tiny niblean Wes returns before them, and he bed to ask ig =llig ie teg la up e e r : the gas companies to supply those of the present bill onniered thee the *dew pa eempanies sboaM not have the power of =Ling off the pa is one etteet bedtime one peer in= was eighteen poses In anear of his bill, or k ,smiles of redriching the illuminating power of the ,ens, or of fixing the price of pa at 4s. the thews= cubic feet in we district, in others charging de., 95., sad b., while in some districts then was no hmit at all. Ow et s axe l d the present MR was to enforce uniformity of prim, thecompankes al= profit for the money they bad • ou and at the ems time • amenity to I the public for fair value for what they paid. le the early days of gas there was no I=Senon t bet he deress , se the ' making of gas was found to be Wend comPe pies started in combinative with each ether. First, in 1.850, by the London, &Obi* and Chartered ; next, in 1853, by the Phoenix, Londe% and lies* Metropolitan ; and conjointly with them, the Surrey, as a eesellentel breach. From that period the "oe of gas began to rise from 4s. to is. 6d. the cads fed Under the present system there was even a dilleelty in getting con tracts for the ppunblic lamps; one indeace of which had waned in Chelsea. In June, 1858, theChebes vestry =tad the public lamps, when they found they wee overcharged in one year 9001. over what they codoweed for ; but when the rod= wee brought before the Ord= of Come= Ploy the wet= was given spinet th•veA,, es the pawed that they could not prove that the whole quantity of pa contracted for had not been supplied, which it was mani festly iniposible they could do unless they had a person to test the lamps every hour of the right. On Nov. 19, 1857, the Ant meeting of delegates of the metropolitan parishes took place to have an alteration in the system. The first thing they did was to petition parliament, complaining of the monopoly of the pa companies, and stating that the consumers were at the mercy of the pa corn pee= as to the price, quantity, and quality of the pee supplied. The petition set forth that no leas than 7,728,000 cubic feet of gee were consumed in ems year in the metropolis, produced by 840,000 tons of coal. The value of that pa, calculated at 4c 6d. the 1,000 cubic feet, was 1,738,0001., as estimated by migineen ; but ' the actual sum paid by the consumers of the metropolis amounted to about 2,000,0001. Shortly after the Feder recess of 1858 a parliamentary committee wee nomi nated, consisting of five members to represent the pa interest, five to represent the parishes, and five independent members. That committee did take a good deaf of evi deeee, but were not able to make a report to the house. In the course of lad session, however, a bill was presented to the home v c eziirilar to the one now before the own =Mee. N however, took place in the matter, ex ewe that that afforded a bun of negotiate , * between the parties, and it was agreed between - Mr. Wyatt, who acted for the petitioners, and Yr. Baxter, who was agent far the opponents of the bell, that there shnekl be so oppo sition on the standing orders or on the second reeding of the bill, but that both parties were to be at liberty to take whet step they pleased as to questions that had not been upon. After some further remarks, counsel con. ladod by asking the committee to enforce the order for the production of the returns of socounta, lac., by the various gas companies. The room was cleared, and when the public were re-ad mitted, The Chairman said the committee were of opinion that the information required in the return ought to be pro duced. The committee would make no order at that moment, but trusted the former order would be complied with. The committee thee adjotused till Thursday. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES. The select committee a ted to inquire into the expenditure in the tai • eons Services, and to re pute to the house whether any reduction can in their opt. aka, be effected in that branch of the public expenditure, met on Monday. The committee comets of the following members :—Mr. Adderley, Mr. Baxter, Mr. Bright, Mr. Carry, Mr. Deedea, Mr. Lein, Sir S. Northoote, Sir R. Peel, Mr. Phihr Mr. Ler Seymer, Sir J. Shelley, Mr. Auguries Breit Iced H. Vane, Sir IL Willoughby, and Mr. Wise; Lord Vane prodded. The test witness ermined was Mr. Laing, M.P. He said that the principle on which the accounts in the civil service are kept differs from the principle sated epos with regard to the naval and military nervier In these services the estimate of payments was made within the year, and any sum not expended was surrendered to the Treasury. In the civil service that was not the oar. The alginate was the liabilities to be incurred in the coarse of the year. For irtanoe, if Parliament sanctioned an expenditure of 100,0001 for any particular work, and only 50,0001. was expended within the year, the other 50,0001. wee carried forward m • balance. There were certain accounts running on, and the amounts not actually expended were kept in the Treasury as a credit for the next year. It was desirable that the amount of these balance' should come before parliament at the end of the financial year ; but there was a difficulty, in eousequence of the accounts being made up at an early period, and it being necessary to keep a balance in band to meet coati Deice, and provide for certain parrots if the votes should not be taken until a late period of the emir A ranee must exist somewhere. The practical result of the system was not very important. The principle adopted re not to retain • larger balance than was necessary until a fresh vote could be taken. Sir S. Northeete—lf a government wished to expend a sum on an object which was not likely to receive the sanc tion of parliament, they might, by proposing a small sum for that object, and a largely unnecessary sum for another object in the same vote, accomplish the matter without the knowledge of parlament? Mr. Laing—'Tat certainly would be possible, but they would incur a serious responsibility in so doing. Sir H. Willoughby—Would there be any objection to the unexpended balances heir reported along with the estimates for the current year, and placed in an additional column? Mr. Lang— fn pcmciple there would be none, and it would be right and proper ; but there might be are pre tier difficulty in doing so at the time of vegan up the votes, and another difficulty would he the war et • drift rime to meet unforeseen contingencies. In such • ere it would be necessary to take votes on amount. Mr. Adderley—ls it necerary to allow the haleness to aocurder for several years ! Mr. Ireg—Try are not allowed to accumulate for ere. rsl year. If therapist. is considerable, a smeller am ra is taken for the following year. All "Ma Wont in aced contingencies were ex pend ed without the control of pair meat, bathe thought the vote should be eirred as kr as possible to matters that could not be foreseen. DediaLM2 the votes which had been transferred, the teal increase in the Mill001.411( .011,1 estimates from 1848 had amounted in round numbers to 2j millions, but on examina tion he ford that the increase was confined to a few large items, and was attributable to legislative policy rather than to admini.tratiie extravagance. Mikes the increase in this particular was checked by parliament itself it would tahly swallow up any small savings which the incr. SPORTING. DONCASTER SPRING MEETING. WIDIRSDAY. TIM BITTING-ROOM EiTAKEIS of 5 moss. each, with Wadded; for 21r : elds, Tat, and three, 9st ; fi llies and geldings allowed 31b ; winners extra ; the seoond to save his stake. Red Home in. (13 subs.) Mr. Boektera b e Rifleman, dam by Sleight-of -Band, yrs, 7st r(irlassbaw, I Yr. O'Hara's Betty, 21 yrs, 9st 41b Inc. ( 7lb extra) (IVIthloglon) I Col. Townley, Lady Bird, 2 yrs, Tat 21b Inc. sib extra) (J. Snowden) Mr. rAnson's Bogle 11111, 9 yes, Oat The following also ran North Wold, La Belle Alice, Oanspkor, Sloth. Betting • 7 to 4 apt Lady Bird, 9to 2 apt Sloth, 5 to 1 apt La Belle Alice, 6 to 1 apt Rifleman, and 7 to 1 apt Beaty. Won by a length, three lengths between the second and third, the fourth close up. Tee 12221,21.3215' Svsust of 3 SOTS. each, with 25 added; optional telling weights, $O. ; the second to save his stake. Bed House in. (4 Raba) Yr. A. Jambe Eby Edward, by The Confessor, 3 yrs 1401. j, Ost 41b (H. °Malabo's) I Yr. J. Osboroe's fby Garnaboy out of Gay, 3 yrs (321.), ast llb ,A. ]Edwards) 2 Mr. SUrerlock's Kiloton, 3 its (MX), Ott 71b . ..(ifestap) S Betikstig t6to 4 on King Edward. Won by two lengeta, the muse hotness the second and third. 'Me wizens was sold to Captain Simile for 44 guineas. Tee GLAOGOw PLAIT of 50 sows. ; for 2.7r.01d5, &A ; three, Bet; foar and upwards, 9st ; mares and geldin g 31b ; certain penalties and allowances. Hopeful Stakes Course. Lord itaz7tford M s Little lady, by Orlando, 2 yrs, est 41b One 71b extra) (Edwards) 1 Mr. Jaques' 171soonnt Heldman, 2 yrs, eat .. (H. Ortnishaw( 2 Mr. Swinitedrs Unsellower, 2 yrs, est (J. Adams) Mr. Saxon's Billy Beaks, 2 yrs, est (Verraby) 4 Mr. J. Blagleten's Beethoven, 4 yrs, But Lb ..(tob) 6 Mr. l'Usm's Beanesnees, 4 yrs, BA fib Mr. LW' La Belle Alice, 2 yrs, let Wb (W. Ben) 7 Betting : Even on Little Lady, 2 to 1 apt Viscount Brig- call, 7to 4 apt Liseedower, and 7 to 1 apt any other. Won by • head ; four lengths between the wooed end third. - ftruras (handicap) of 3 sows. each, with 20 added. The second to save his stake. Red House in. (5 subs.) Mr. MOW! Neophyte, by Normlnater, 4 yrs. 10st (A. Edwards) 1 Mr. Brown's The Norma, Y yre, Cat 71b (Parson,) I Mr. Brown's Plumper, 3 yra eat 7th (J. Adams) 3 Gammon and Vixen also ran. Betting : 6 to 4 apt The Norman, 5 to 2 apt Neophyte, 3to 1 apt, Gammon, 8 to 1 apt Vixen, and 10 to 1 apt Plumper. Woe by a head ; a bad third. THE CIEBSTERMELD PLATE (Handicap) of 100 son. Win er, extra. One mile. Mr. Coleman's Amsterdam, by The Flying Dutchman, 5 yrs, Bet 41b (Edwards 1 Mr. H. Lamberts Rescue, 9 yr., 6st 11M (Parsons 2 Mr. H. Jones's Mellor, 3 yrs, eat (Doyle S Mr. Bradshaw's Andy, S yrs, ett 21b (Adams 4 The following also ran : Tom Thumb, Hamra, Mack !loud, and Corona. _ _ _ . Betting : 3to 1 apt Amaterdam, 3 to 1 apt Black Cloud, sto 1 apt Tom Thumb, 10 to 1 apt any other offered. Won by half • length ; • length between the second and third ; bad fourth. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MAT 9. —APPOIIININTS AND PRO. 110110X8. —Lieutenants A. J. ,to the Excellent; C. Lyon, to the Disdain; and E. B. to the Per. Engineer J. Gee ? promoted to the rank of first-dme oi/4*ot-engineer ut the Fieprd, u supernumerary. Assistant Clerk A. G. Roberts, to the Mersey. WOOLWICH, MAY 9. The Pluto, paddle steam-vowel, Lieutenant- Commander C. H. Simpson, is ordered to be paid off at this yard on Saturday next. The /dodoes, paddle steam-vessel, Commander Bowden, which arrived borne on Sunday from the west coast of Africa, is ordered to Woolwich to be paid off. She has been succesidul on the slave preventive service, and her officers and crew will share a considerable amount of prize money. HOMPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION AND DISEASES OP THE Caner, BROUPTON.—On Sunday last the Bishop of Winchester made • very earnest appeal from the pulpit of Greavenor Chapel, South Audley-street, in behalf of this deservedly popular charity. Having given au interesting account of the working of the institution, and of the heavy demands null= lordship stated that liberal costallm tions were hle to the maintenance of the hospital, inasmuch as e annual subscription scarcely e 3,000/, whereas it required about 13,000 i. • year to keep up the establishment, thus leaving a deficiency of 75,0001. to be made up each year by collections, donations, and legacies. Nearly 200 mpatients were eon stantly under treatment ; and in March last no fewer than 173 were waiting admission. After no to several cases within his own knowledge, in which patients had de rived benefit from treatment at the hospital, and had ex pressed much gratitude for the kindness and attention they had rece i ve d Mere, the bishop strongly urged his hearers not only to give freely then in support of a charity to whose importance and value to the poorer classes be could testify, but likewies to become annual subricribers. The collectioi; amounted to the liberal sum of 901. Is. 9d. OPINING or THE CENTRAL LINE TO SITER- Holorm—Another link in the chain of railway communica tion between London and Exeter, through the centre of the country and over the line of the Roman road, has been gained in the completion to Sherhorne of the Salisbury and Yeovil line, which was on Monday opened to that town—an earnest of the speedy opening of the line through its entire course to Exeter. The line has for some time bora opened as far as Gillingham ; between that town and &whom* there existed • formidable obstacle in the shape of Gillingham tunnel. This, however, has been sur mounted most satisfactorily. CATIMAI. PALACE. -- ONE SHILLINO WEDNESDAY, NAT 9.—Admismons OR payment, 2,147 ; ditto by season ticketa, 619; total visiton, 2,066. [Advertisement.] Hou-ow&v's °unman% Moan Pun, Vaccinstissa Teething.—Daring the period of teeth ing the child's nervous system le rendered Irritable, the skin becomes dry and feverish, a rash succeeds, which is followed by unsightly scabs; for the prevention end sure of which every mother may confidently rely on this cooling and healing unguent, which will be found equally benericiel In the inflammation sometimes from vaccination, bind in mail pox itself sill afford ease, prevent scars, and contribute greatly to the present eom fort of the sufferer. by soothing the inflamed and suppurating Akin. No nursery should be without Holloway'. ointment: "Ouch will prove itself an antidote to almo4 ail skin dieceses it will save pain in infancy and itisligurement in maturer years. TWO GRA.ND PICTIIRZS war Saari% amok 12 feet by 8 feet sore then 900 1 JameMa la , &W U, eta, Into as CIV.-4. ermine ► bait kg. se sow viewed tram Ow at Myea. The above Setae are 404, ON VW at Wm& LIDODATZ RATWAND, sod L92)01,2T8, 79, 81MI opts daily Owl • to 6 o'clock, tree. fTa s B o ws , m a m a ; a Vaal! 122 1 M8, Ot;ett Ac iru o t e dmiU-street; 4411 L lIMICIL-1 ISM lIAII3ON Wed to Oft Proillag ad Bkommurs OO wttli the MONlTat= al w ww. i.ww,,w•dwd.w. Is tie aaalaboa ada. mina. lamodad • ./ • No. SIM Oft. 114 0 * lnigna T l *Mr 11/IPI !rias.a anal ant No. Demmagr,