The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-16 00:00:00

:‘ft kerjaof lire and hemp whisk might be i r ß osur Mile.` if this wave se, we should net be at the sltlaMiegalMllajteep though Prussia after a rag hod Jemmy ► hue timid prefer to °hula it atlite ehiSreale -fiat Malik fm - Itear4 The I noble lo . defied the messily ol mese Arena, but hod • to fielreeklasetweee-ustiasewsethy. A retest 1 Mum, ealy meelki Ore ..Muss. Mewed a lees i men. la the haperestke kkg hem Paris hat, ea seaspering it with tit while await impoetod ftat likarda, knead of showing an lamseas of eae.ddri, it showed a divaintioa of cerfounk or sirs ash ea the while quantity. Of flax, than wee a large Mama I As Ike irk fear mouths of the mesa vier ; is lad been ridaced to shoat ear birth. The gatlty exported darks the whole et last year woe 418 elm, while the quantity dad* the first for south..! the meant year was MOM wt. Of tallow, the whole quantity last year was Mt= owls., sad km qua rry he the !lest fear ..0 of the priest your or 42,144 eats. (Hear.) la seadmieni be oteithl eisere their isedeldpe that bet Majesty's gresarment felt es steamily's the aside earl could do the kipertiers of earryiag is. Wink into effect with ell the elsistasei width all kr eaargy e . sei e.:2 sad minim of the saki anise cold Impart Mit. Haar bear.) He was selkied OA it week be so sa d that the export Mode of Dam* es far her owe pets were seasorseC would be ail hat seelhi lated. will Nord to that mall pram alit width amid through Prerik is te n er es away k the way of whet was Matra awl what was to Wept the aseerrie recommended by _the astel v" Preald, M use his favorite phrase, may MOM the Waimea of {.jury arm Ramis, sad the maxissent up= strarolves. (R. sr.) Lad MAVENSWORTH thought the Roble lord tom is emir set in admitting the Mat importance of the Ramie veil, sad at the same time arguing as if it wee of compara tively trifling resizrat t. Russia. He (Lori Ramosworth) believed that it wee of the grommet catatonia.. to the gamy, as Walking a market for their egrintitaral produce. Two points had hoes clearly established. samely, the in iMekasy of the blockade of the Huxins sad the Bia of Meg sad th. "mks of the bloskade of Os Bahr by the egrzof Prussia. WODItiIOIISE said the priatird object of the mire to maned was to some to ea undemanding with oar ay Priem ea the sabjest, Or bar rail was very diffareat honour sad is Mkt pima dew h. believed. the pokey of her Mokeets govirammt was a vise and safe es*. Lord BERNERS kid Da the Bth of Mardi, when he brought forward a mods, with repeat to the exportation of maitre' of war, bees informed by tho sable sari the President of the Om" that the Promise government had give' an assumes to her Majesty's gwontaesat that they would take steps to pat a stop to the trash of washing =wish ; he wished to Imo. whether he goverment sew ratsrainad say expestatios that those sisaramss would Defiled. . _ COLCHESTER said that the goodie before the Mar was, how the trade of Boma mei/a meet esetainly =tThe mars is amsell had sel moire& that er it wan octants& that a lane almost of Bossian =wan still mortal thrush Praia& They mold me foliar on the principles of tommallemel law, eM it was/ Imo bees good policy, if try hand ea sear tashirlieg the espartation of Ranks Maim has my per Mauer in the Balti-, sal sated on thessissiple et isliewhig an enemy's pods wbrem they haul them Serf ORANYILLB Ammer to the queers of the mils la l (Boman), rated that hiset noble Meal the ikon- Imy lierelss ABMs had es yno Adel knowledg e tithe resit of the eppiliali es le the Premiss gessoasst. With rehresse to ilbe swedes before the been, be mold sit the noble feed, she sneered the right of iselhahli. sots aserek to swab* whether. is a sae is whisk goy had mops's& to themselves sash Mistrals& MO" an woes eazions w shear the of ether maims, wen likely to attar than Irrikeselos their to search every Dutch, Belgian, *oak Wealth, or Alsoriesa yawl they met, is wan is emelt for Swan MIN% The noble lord had Iseptese tie diblieelles !us* ReithalPfodlor !ad 4 4111111 lb? 'Pim Wag Zerniais;y ones, whom aria Taighiiiil by • Pemionmelea Jew or Greek metoboat. wen anti* Myriad oak teeth wherever it might la ibnaL Will regard to Ibele, he bed already ezniduel awe et Ghee thaw tbe elties that had premodal the Mehastleas of the erloom Wog metial est i but, with the pelale beine be wadi mei lavabos otateemat, whisk thareraimmasly_tbe mermen Gat bad now been takes : with the White See. the laden booed to the enter as the station wore, as ems as he mo find. too AN& a strict blacked. of Arehangd sad dm other pelt wig set to fall to communicate the feet d hi dime as by the earliest opportunity. With respell i t i o s lif Deltic Rear-Adstral Destacww illrectet to ewer Webe assi.6 bl•Ated• me Oak of Finland, and of all the RamloszTat s ke Bahia and in th e Gulf of Beenia, sad • Mel of ell the ports in th e Gulf of Finland by • eiNspolows had actually been established dam the 11th 4412 As to the Black Sea, the pummel NI mat wet positive inetmetions to Sir IL Lyme, ta emeWili a Wrist ti4alad., and in two mbeequest deepalibee hi etteadom bad who been drawn to 61= Vim Febramyt. 1166, • blocks& had lees W the naval hew el Frame el all Os Random polo in the Mak Soo mad ia the Seed AsefA with the oweepties d laysturia. Bahian's. sad Zemke*. The Maple el GLANILICARDB caviddered that the form isismied M liedtede the White ilea ought to have bees despedied a math earlier thaa it had been. He wheal, however, Moll the iptious &needed of the pram mint to the failagerry of the hem. It esesided of ea obi sailing frigate, the Meader, of 44 gus• • steamer of 8 pas, and esseher seseaser, the Ariel, with a few pas. He did set think them were mamma for as *Salem bathed' of the While pea; end as it was well taws that the Rfaulasa had a sago hem of =re la that quarter, the ship would be la very peat if day separated from es mhos. Hui GRIT mid that the speedos of his noble friends the Presidia of the Beard of Trade sad the tioder-Brare• tory ter Pbrulgs Afars, had madnelvely thinned of the ergeneewle Weight forward ea the ether aide fa support at the mein ; and ft wield be a pat evil if their gl the beet emiateneese te the aid midges p ~ of of leltsdai the trade of the world far the panne of wealthily imeeemy. The Rad et =IRBY spoke a support of the realities& At peinnt. the Premium people warmly sympathised alto tbill MOON peweee, whatever the sevoraneat WOW ; but If were deprived of the advantaps whitethey ea. }eyed mar the present armagenteals, they world awe to the endemism that it was spa better to be aa triendly Issue with Ragland, and would cordially mite themedves with thq winters points. He did aot aetead to my hew the MAN bed's proposal wee te be assail out ; but pHs Mead behind h had shows hew it might be esnied late rifest wilhede befog open to the objealeas started au the side of the gemeimat ; sad therefore feeling that it would grippe the Made of Ruda, which was me el the best imam e= en the war with •11096111. he they'd support the Berl GRIT made a brief Katmai la malsaation, al kith, that Lied Derby had completely misunderstood his umiak - The Doke of ARGYLL said these was • west dames tho restristions raesitiag how • blockade sad this. mused by differesthd duties. The latter would silent* apaiesr this eosatry algae t the forms ap plied only to this staatry Is imam with all others. (Hear, hear.) Ta assfend the two was a tramps/eat =2 i n la n d he was losessssiwdm onsyeaed that sash as arguatiat Atagfik.- Maw, aim) whe spoke with hh beak to the gently, was ssiesised is say that smoothies lied bits &dimmest hi ihe asset st the tipsiest width amid Weskits is wee the Sesistits lie lieu& that sithswe sew b ptatsi maths is this smatter. The Berl el ALBEMARLE,, in reply, said that so "ewer .bad been given to his argamente. A amber et easerikee had bees pet imp Idea's* ; but hie oppeneatk had bad be make the Oasts before they blued thus. (Lsighisr Tile bowie .) thee divided— . Per th• sties 3l • , yams it N4rsdlq l6 Thelma ellsomptior Oa Wastes Won 10 o'clock. HOUSE OF 00N131ONS.—TuseDAT, MAT 16. The Smarms ink timbale at 4 (Noah. CAPTAIN WOLVES AND THE NORTH WHAT PASSAGE. Kr. MACKINNON -gsve Doke that as Tuesday, the 14th ha*, ,hashould ups for *Oat B=l4a*. to ea - aim the daises of (Apia& 11 1 Clire' ead the Mae sad wow life bed bees eider at. tiosismead, to TOOtit• a toward bola ake la tospoweisse et sir dismay of the Note -114.17.181*P. 00VER/INANT 071102& • Ift. U. MILNE!! gaie nodes that ea Tumidity, the 12th • Jase; be "bald all the attatioa of tie hoses to the pewit state of the ezaidsatioa of sleeks la the difficult Pte! • . ADMINISTRATIVE SWORN. Mr. LILTARD said be less set is the boas, ea the m odes NW Ikea *be wide lard at the bead of the severs sett stated that be 'Flail sits tie osl4 boa Aimed tip raaraber fie Maiebaster M. Gibes.) Monday *ant for the dirsuidea of the addrsee which be had pissed's the beaks of the bows. He (Mr. Layard) bad passbook asked the aside led whether he would ere his is day, whisk, it :odd be la MO recollesties sethe beim, be refused to do. • Mie ;obis lied had appointed Thursday week for plug fate seamitise of supply, be begged sMI to glee setae that ea A* Amelia -kepis/ iaraLbermittes t be &rad gym dep. Tossiattei ukieb he bed pissed ea Übe payer, RAMMIATI IitOLDQVIL IItACICINTION geese* far " a Wes; simmitiso to morriala the coaditios, rims*, aid smoothing Of the se Auto la d sievieurgevenores bu looss Mumma blaebt ; t that el:Ogden dld sot apOy to Base gew harbour. whisk, besides ressivia, 25,00 W paeieg oeNedied esesssua et Op% I year' eridag frees other smer. Tbe army obtained fans the toile was, be be listed, for the most part wasted is fasolhd Mare doss. The trusses of the harbour. set Wag ea the epee, mil • esly vivid., the puss ease a yam tie whale of tea wee left to the miss M eer. who bowed whatever expos/Wm be pleee Is every OM of view these pushy; dues appeared to hies sesaMseemotillas, owl he saw se reason why they should set be disiiesthosed. The repot of the inewsittee ea the Mz o okoesdosod by a Newt wee by Mejeedleseed of the lis a tieure, lad as the shaken* of tea dius w ile had fah based is b;ieg forward this omits. m e to his riobt boa. ir the VieePreeldeat of Os Made (Mr. liesvona W take up this quails. i BOUVERIE said that than soda De we aseeseity foe ftrtheirlinaby Coto tho lams of HAsampito Harbour as ovary odd ba dimmed haralready beetsio- Tared after by Wail= thiaikteth of that home. Ho was, sower, testy to admit that the future implaion of that harbour was a sublet whisk ea& to be sonsiderod sow OM all peosibla widows boa boos aelloted. The house mall be swan that the harboar at Imamate was sashay eagraraid by posing toil. do of the port bow am la Mood that toll by SI per omit Nat the mama oMib by law they might dame; stal t loiterer, the tell UN Mt to ho a plum*. Bat to deal with this sobjost thibeiselly it was asosseary to madder the viols speedos at • = mi tatl e o. a lig ic elistg oa seelisz bo ovid d s t e ast iv i t a i = hew adthisod epos ihoesbleet, it wowed Olathe harbour was of the math* see to vessel eateradai is the Downs, aad besot be thought it was highly bapootaat that the harbour alsoald to kept op. How that was to be dome was a Ratter rosydriag masideratloa. In the very inset place however Nthought it would be seminary to altar the e;start aadir labels the mama of Ramada hubour were admiaistrod : At promeat the re/Natio, power was veiled he the Made of timbres, who were gitirally gen tlemen maegetal with the City of Loudon. and who re. abed aoionsmoration *Weyer for the time which they spade tits affairs of their trust. Thie was a Male of aims ho Ismpadhle with that close atteatlen whirl the slain of harbour required. He intended, Oman, at a Mare day, to latroduos a bill for the Zeof meting the emaegement in a sweets man the control of the Board of Trade. With to the menses of keeping up the port and other ex• peons commuted therewith, he behoved that in a short time suer el the extraordinary ezpseess connected with the harbour, which were tbsa gels, on, would sew, and then he hoped that be shield - be able to submit to the house a pled ilith Weald ellisasesly relieve the shipping trade of the lard. of peodertsah (Heer, leer.) His hon. friend hod out le as Mildest degree alivorted to say other bar beer than ltaargate, alat ia lse Cinque Poses were Kassel is his moliost. Pro Ye hoe. Irked sessidered thin mime pores es of so Be that as it might, the queasiest mot lona rabid, mid Newelboo le aleald not go into say dolmas mationies the.. He hoped that the stomata% raids he had jest nab would see* his hon. friend that the gevernewat wm not las in the bisse, and that his hem Mead would memat to withdraw his maim. After some parks from Sis G. Purim., Mr. h.xu M.Ginoos, Mr. CALDWILL, and Yr. HODSON, The motion was withdrawn. THE IRON TRADE. Mr. HADFlEl6moverithathe 17ouse p Into mew nitres to amider the laws for the enuring the property of sanufacteren of iron, steel, cutlery. alp lesia, hardware, gold, sneer end silver plated, iltlanola meek Osman silver, rapper and brass wads% sod Giber wink mother of pla4 shaU, tortoise th,4l, ben s Yarn, ivory, leather, and wood, sad also far soaring the wipe of the workmen 'staged is sub usonfaeturec He nude this amities is ordu to suable hies to bring in a bill similar to the 6 and 7 Via e. 40, which related to the woollen trade, and which provided astanuisy 'methods for the recovery by saaaufeetnrers of the value of raw material takes by men to their ow, houses for working up. and by waling of wages due to tiles. This law had been found to work well in the woollen trade, sad it was, therefore, proposed to extend it to operatives in hardware menu factures. Mr. BOLIVBBIE did not see say objection to the bill so fu as he was then advised; however, he thought the best coarse would be for the hon. ineuber to bring I. his ass sure, whets those Interested is the trade to which it related would have as opportunity of maim their views upon the natter Mown. _ _ The how then went into committee. A reeolstion WWI Voi r empowering the hon. member to introduce hie The hewn roved_ - 0 - CiialW PROPELLER. • Css scosigili«,p;;;:s7,TVii;tic., to more for I a eel* eammittee to Jaquith tato the circumstances under +lsiah SIAN which had been voted by the House of Cosamew4 bed been distributed. Having disclaimed any Mimosa k the matter, the boa d gallant meet- M sa ild ramidell to object to the mode in which the parlia mentary peat had bum distributed, and to the exclusion team all partiedpation of Captain Carpenter, who, he alleged, was the erigiaal inventor, and whose same was at meant send is the Easy. The money, be said, had been entemiled AR distramaties to Mr. Canis, the banker, under =sal OM paileman had distributed i t Mr. Isar ether miss during Capt. Carpenter's air mass en foreiga station. Mr. Currie bad, it appeared, acted Ea OM award of Kr. Cantata, an eminent patent spat, who bad 4,8164 that Mr. Smith was the inventor, and yet Me. Mal* WSeenisud to admit four other persons to par. tialiseee WA* sword. Captain Carpenter bad on his rehire to Hagliml spoked to the Admiralty, and that department referred las is Mr. Carrie. He also applied to the Privy Comma Mr arsenal of his patent, and the evidence taken es **Amides completely, in Me (Capt. &obeli's) epinioe, EfOldidoW hr dram to the inroad= of the screw now used. Hle sherge wee tbst the ECsey hed gone into the - suds of Sw mew esiesswile, who hei iunalganated theoselves miss the Man as= of the answee of see of then, who wee ea Wanted individear lir P. RARING said that whoa he took ethos ea Pint Lord MM. Aiiiiralty, he head seasiderable dificalty es to the *Me Irling out of the various Watts for the screw pro peller. The opinion et the Admiralty thee, sad it wee the sass sow; was that the strew nod in the arty wu sot the rllih patent of any sae patentee, but was a combination emerel s t: d ar, oi stx. gen:neat the= ttat the petontap eesapasaeeaa It hammed hoar' that wen ea these patentees with auk ether la Chasetry se to their ows wiell ystV4if, bat ahlmensig w parties whose rights were latriagedit i lle ININ? lOW navy took the wise roans of nu esaing to the Admiralty lineally with MOW sf wasting their mosey in law. Saa was the of the uselgassatios to which the hes. sad past dim had referred. With regard to Mr. Carrie, that palms was met employed by the Ad miralty at all, but oast to theca as the spat of the patentees, lianas Ibe Mut authority Is widen, *teed by all pectin laterested, sal was remind in that shaman only Bohn entwine Mto say insagement with Mr. Curie the opiates of Me B. Walker sad the eagiasering &primal of the Admit*, was takes as to whether the parties far whom he appeared were those whom patent rights wen ishinged, mad their opium was gins that the pules who, spat Mr. Currie was, sad to when Meow the many was ultimately were the pries wbs were entitled. Besides this, he took the spines of an alissat legal gutless= as to the law of as and of the thes Atterasy-Geseral fin J. Jervh, who W boss mediseMeally espied in the diabetes arising oat of theleeefoulpetents, as to the rights nth* claimants, sad their view was that the mosey sekht be safely paid over te them ; sad he went further. sad requited patentee ps puteM the genewasest appos lgMaet my Man Maims Mat. sight grist. (Hear, Mee. • A hag dimasibm awards the sloes of whisk • Sir Q. WOOD sail ODA CU pester must he regarded aft la kh amity as a aim titheaavy hat as a prodeseer - NA patens* mike *send to thee:Al lathe peal tip It wee besmileMat to the hues belie Me anise whether he bed a mild pleat me set. g liii re eel pallet sad •it bad bees l his iesedy was te he bead in wart et law,.= ease tribeaal is the mild amid deside the quake. He ovoid have ao claim either spies'a private individual er =lthe pubis walla be liad ashelestiated • valid patois oad Se upset marahlee ea W i t pint would not he of Me eliglaset vales (Hew, bor.) The Moe then divided.— Pee the modes 49 AffM9o4 FORMATION OF PARISHES. The Marquis of BLANDFOR9 meted for brave to being ia a hal to mho lawn pew*" *r the henietion end =down.* of open* 114 MO* WOMB. The Aisle of ibis WI tree to wed the esghdoellerl Mobile tamed by die Hebert Peers set into sopinsto perishes wires that step was regeired by the add the eluuthwerdens. It oho peepeeed to tarty oat Rid down la the est to aldsil be bad s b , vesting the glebes ego sf snit Ia paella who seamed thew. Lend P OM *odd set °West to the introdeo ties et as ME. At tie sem Hitt Ise weld give no farther meet to Handl the meson (bit was bronglit la. Mr. HADFLILD obj le the rest gasatity .1 eels width WIWI whit imes to dist* property. lie witted dot Us Leetenmist weal& vet the wises shank bniiMag eats Lave wee dun gives Widow in the MIL asOITMAnt Kr. ATHERTON soma Ow Mere 16 hiltg in a MB to anted the laws not to wartesia. Tbe °Wetted the bill wee a name the while, restriedees lo esspeaila with*. law of milpiele. Tie (pieties had be t se a West wintiitlee• tad by bill bed the die re. crt. sis t a resd Mat is vit z i e t et den& W a r Amid be ==alrysztirt=ts he dire, bet been be prw" to Pity Wag brourght die rebo osed rn wi woke thin sit mentbi. N.I. 11 ake /wiled Isw *t poseldees, itEa. bew ail Isom* umber taints to edema Pete's let to his bill,Voit that hos told% it la. • . • • THE EXPRESS WEDNESDAY . ZYZNIN G, MAY 16, 18 • , . , ~ , • ... .. IMs Mad, ast wade fit wirers, butt Vat the lillt l et= o rtedhseillsbt do trade with all par ad is It ef Raumliste sad the Claque rem." Is 11153, b. ad It was *soda stair, UM thearrivar Is Wilma stilts . uogigig u m= t o z s agM talgeets. a:2W to the Board of Trade ell sot less thb. hat was the Te of Kay missitted to mos oohs of Bat lei Weald Ka Sable lied ??? t h i pabgrawaso a MMus mug was paid by slips *slag tp rad her Buser With to h..p libare Us • would ha rash every meet arias out of a the ,WS SOU berg expeadel sa the various la this *nary PM la a!'f I r l ia ibilarbwu des lit • • 1 em s ' faarlaaa top la a" al " Imall dot tae Ma i sad a eassairee, Of whisk he raw. Thatipieellese =, Warred ; bat thr esald set he was MuMatar, bur to a saaaissoss resehtlea that this Ira mil de. The melte nal paraded se say doss by say law. (Hear, hear.) After litters l a birdie ea the Wrist that ought slot to 10 eas. S e g b u m, oe gum gm l ama berg alleatlrly lo *he sable lard's spark he war usable to trued. The it= the duties had bra opposed by . erode is raid be prowared ism othidAaressaraded. Ihryntaatt Ott rata of KS hr- . ..... .._ m. raw. armlet= et bar sad rasa whir LAI ha eh- rata lad*, bat that elgeedat did sot apply to Rms. pit klsll lobar. isd mak thst View frau IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDS.--TIIESDAY, MAT IS. The Loco Quitclaims teak his seat ea the weeks& st iire *MO. THE DIVISION OF MONDAY NIGHT. The Beet of MALMESBWAT MOM le sall the Wanks el their IMAM a ea mamma Mid seek trace the Ogle beim sad whisk wee et eur iderable impeetease es =died Ihe pollee elf earner. TM noble seri epee :Bessbamegth) meld semiled this after the odes were called at the mei dry bat MIMS a amilter d peers as the sidle bed huh the lieeft Idiot being thet siP Zlt i :seemeal IMMO to OS peptise. (Haar. has'.) The eagles of the lease ' elate besa that the pmy who bold the poled am ber ef oohs Medd OEM the ether side if it wee b• holed le use Om TM amble led whet Isseased the Mies sa the side ef the nimetty was away* iateneed • the side lard vie massed die •divisine ea the Me a the maiseity if poise wen te be end. He ow se Nem mhp that mem Midi be departed hem. After the Midis bat eight. Meek for or lee Mantas es dear do' bee d the sable lode she led Med eataide. as Mem who bed Mat Ares sot karirles diet poise amid be W left the Mese Wm theadieawar ismisied. He wWsd as drew the veltedea d be welib Ideal who id the gevemasst (Lied Efeenelle) le atestram =Be believed that thee* wee ma seen of the Mae, that dm iisses Maid be kept alteed till the Mika was me; if dm Mae Me me mod es, it would moat all the sad miesemeMa that bed at Mee. d 1111111301101IGH mid that se fia as his re milesdea eared, the areal reeds* bed bees he the ministry to give Mies to the ether side if pieuise meld ad be uesti. TM day before he bed meted his penies la the bask, sad es his noble hind midis bed doe Ibe OM be task it for greeted this all pease woe mare reales would be called. Doles the divides be we . at She bar, sad se ma eel it wee ever ha called oat " posies" se lead as he weld. (Hear, beer.) He was =rat the cumber et peers It• sew Leviag the boos, oil Mid " melee." He lb.. mat to the table, ad we. mash meapsbel est as see hie Mkt friend there. He odd .raw Ode lerahips that he had set the slightest iatraise as set gamin this is the met Meadly end amsynnoliki maim mot be MI sure se aside pen would him him be wkehLbed esemieeed this feadveresace. The Lei if DMENY mooed the Mlle ad that it was ass hileadal to eset the ellebteet Misetima es him. He wangled se lad that the atom If lallag grader bad be smear rem d We, bat he Omagh& it isieble that mese general rule Meld be laid Moo is Nos ▪ ta to pment mishit& He *male the su llidi rprlslea kis mi le hided that die dem ebsidd be kept Masi &Meg a divisive was a vary geed sae, sad be biped it woad be ▪ Lel GRANVILLE OM& the suggestion a very good ems. bat he meet mole' the mile maid if • more:mat me me *ft le gee geodes IS yogi be ea sash an ogee sloes ILO WO when the AM tithe geeereserat wee at stake; they were elf sums mho se dam se the seamy sad the wolf by what • large amber el ladounisas yore they eases seggeeted. Hs had believed that the ether side had ad mei - their peaks frost • fear of swelling the M il ted el 1/111111T—Wal the sable earl sow give melee ef W lateasisa m mil prides ea Meaday Sad GRANVILLII be se oh**a if the sable ad meld =hew& to divide the house. The Heel ef DERBY believed then wnld be • division, sad be herd le enjoy the unusual pleasure et dividing with the asbie sod. A* me remarks fret Berl limy, Lard Cowbell, sad the Duke ef Ilmaisoh, which were Lead** in the gallery, Led ISIDISIIALS a:premed • hap that some Mien asiestemdieg mild be me le. and • sole kid dews* • the ]Elea if the diem ef the Mawas le dem fitrieg w *idea. Ns edited MOS thele eassWis h higher irregularity told* MA tiete Site* Mesh ef the orders of the hem the mimed le ske lime amber el ladies Me bad Ma eieditral te • polka of the how where they me metaddell Aber awl Ma me say With • 1615 bed uses ea the spfeeemse ef the hem. (Logbese.) The Mee aught le be sesealed la he comity of • item it Mew . mod Mee a been el dilate was evemildel la es* a scant, ma by that welsh was hs belt meryleity mad have tilt that it lashed mem like • 'Mae them a pion devoted is debate. (Lae/Mr.) He Meted the MOM, well not he HIM ORANYILLE remembered as to bays men a Preach fame, as of the ebareeters I. which was as En lists milord," abs Aimed to the el Mu at dim', as the emend that they were EgLu kg lati_se i tt He rover Wan knew who was the erigleal . • miled." (Greet laughter.) Not bolas se advantages which the noble lord seeded by insanities swim, he was net familiar with Oat view of** haste as whisk had recited big disaatistaides. Lia . uskter.) INTESTACY (SCOTLAND) Lard CAMPBELL Moil that a few ebeenedwO would be mitred to Lim Mir Mil* Mom& Nike mod reeding of this Wi, the deed ef whieh wee a assimilate the law of Besamil, as maidledi easesesies tegessmai pea piety in ease Of Moody. ie the Mr et aegbated. By she law d Bestand. if • ma died Lobs NNW iblid=4: l ll , umber child had before serried outdid lodes times gramielidem were 'Mid lathe shoe deed greed father's mitred property, OM Me mail Me had if be haterefeed ; but dieing etiliellead mind a (mat Weeds lamb • ease; he if a Mho Mg hi OM lifellina of the gesadhile loving Oakes. they VIM Sea eathled to sae . mho d their smaidalbses yeepeely L but it wee all dl vlratioste die .u nless. Of Me Sella MI ileashters Some years ego • bill te remedy this Wee* bed posed • Mir lordships' hem, but was hie la die Cesemem MOM moot bill had seemed the eased= d Ist Haas of Cm am Theo was me peiat of _hawses the two ' Ms Mode he thought that d Seadmd bad the ad, I vamp. Ja Eadeid, if • as died ideated, leaviag a large landed Mate tad - pmesaally. the eldest son was ea- tided to the whole Laded estate, mad might else draw his shoe el the pensualty ; but is seek ame is Scotland the heir bed as claim sa the persoaelty, mime he speed to caatribete the reel estate, and let all the children she.. it alike. Ha begged leave to move the mod reading of the bill. The bill was Um reed a seated time. TRADE WITH EMMA. l'ha Earl of ALLESHARLI, la iisift se bring termed the resolution at Midi he bad gives msereq (mimed his rivet that in min the meatiest a die hem to the meats, ia which the geopmeat bed asteilri to trade with the seamy, lie feed he the time in his lih. tipped to those Meads with abs. be it a queer ef amatory bees nailed ea ell pelt* ami patted mum. He owed apes this_ eat et geese Magi • sheet time rim e* themas sad al nimulassa aew ememp e ease d the seam he reseted fon Ms asid Mead the Possidese stile Beard d Train Wbot his as* Mod Med la welly se Mt wee a ion resibeeff d the fallmy ase= h iLosiesseice ia sea when e bj suect wee - Mb* beset peelltemat. If th M were tell doe *Mika& was meat te be a nal wed diodes easy 'Ma hie MOM was gem. Bat be mat mail their =OM the met effective bleskade that amid be was a mockery sad • skim as Leg as the over load Imo* aide threagh Prussia was priMMd to go as. Meer beer) It 'meld be dale better to throw Me ismay whisk was wrested Its. the pockets fifAr• ea of di testraley the sea dm • le it • bleekele by see, Mild they • free treads by had. (Hear, beer.) flew Saaia geverameht mil themeless ef het ease 3 • latheeelt t They se se sea Ihe geeleed the memos el Inemillies nea. Fields, whole /Mike el • die dm * the Ma poises whisk bad boa bleeliire7re Ist fflele et he dulph dFlaked aid lift budfood an ea* Met wet. Oar bloke& et the Ueda pm wee ' lheablisedlised as Me. *vele* wader bat be Mewed that atrade with the mem as the eat el ow was • visitable al . the melm else AM Ile mute ors — Mal it was • deifies d he had ef Shred 111., whsk mils it mem* O she " aid sad anion to the hieg's esermy." It was Ma Wiest the muddies law, white was poet sad paled fed law deism s He waited am all WYNN as Wier dike " Medea at ear easemars," bah he Me& het law wee wholesome a this =teat, ON it was add, is the paid* this war mil le be animated ea war, sad sot ca pose, maims. Bed lathe* Mai after the dederatioa of war, am out • the Mom eider is email by whisk ell the saislects of her Medd me Armed se trade holy with all Fete, es• age Male deride areas' IWO It was skis that ow Ea ed the bieskede Emissive up to the moat time. At lad tostbirde el thil ei rea peedase was deeded for Pig% ad th e whole less married ea by The reseed time maimed is the IMMO aft s t al imhea themselves would balmily pay the ez• lease if Waal% Oda the Russia. t Imed la Mier le Orry out Mr Mist they lei p ia If the law tree oketesi .te woods. ingisog fussily. so is. - mull' Ode MO the mum , AM, a pear of het, ' be . sae sem that me s • mi_u merebeat mmeee • yoshese la Reside deriss the three weeks:Newest Os &demise at war sad ithe Isaias of the todi s tes s eidL He pee she geom. mod eneUtr eh r f ed , bat la say bad 1111111 vim MM lades peatimaillip amitt OIL Mese MO. Tier liblessys gonninnan n i s • " aid ember re the Quiet% elms as seem• as one tacinsfr a Z" whose , feeeduleas ally—sew. • sees w tia by the aside tied voidable • wham he I l e lie llem. On her Lowy who WM te be orris& est P raid Se eillahaitrisqualltes. t • was because las hough. - Obi iseltwee sependie flive he am reminded the feesemeat of that r 0' Fossil' ap plied the may with anee i l liki .x . chaises a wee ; bet bar Mefestes lemma - Ma with that wish :wee still weft the Mem ••'d wee is Ist shoe •of S. be pall fir the ' mart el Ramies dills • the was the shot seld• the bag ▪ MOM' Miami he Si some el pelloa At lost be Add * SIMI ae Mee thibmite hem Mat ben Mai* • fled. his weelfthewla •Mr web bow mill wet * .yeasallee they were Mid Oa to mks ma Ibis ammitt.: • • weed lake Ole Miele d tam: ThmillaribtramteFlph• bow ad • l Mme us ide Me br muds L id a ligi rdes. abe.t.ataiaa'aft 4 Zets eaeliseiret Idlest. Thee•deemillic Mom, ) t° " 14 • e "l ts :ital Liflelease tube e ppm aser. • A week his noble hied lati• = 18 : r e gh . helm - 410 set& lgtom doe el amber " b alf foes. M bad • rood Mail/ N a. fwrr per. in soy Ikea ea imolai" mane m _ preened _ Woe& sad ether essetsive,so that they might be gaits =t the Retie Imply. ken lute was Wog neonthetand lava smears hen& ad the Men it as • 'lmpede_ jet ninesofy wives lad he ~gift a pp mimes* (Lemeter.) The Moho* intend ins es mum= esetreet tor the sop* et limp tat year bet, setwhkelmilies that, tha P*4 If hoop wen 30 m 4 O per amt. lower thin per thee Ist you. Hi wend reeminend this loollthips to teed *my n odes& work as the melee et Team One, 'whim hy_ldr• Gropes, a menhir nth* ether housed peelionent. With mese to lax, there woes we dared nom far 1861 end 1834, hum width it eppesna that is the format year then two m filigeoes et Mill menneder fez &admen in this =pealed as the seppoillion that the wee wend be t or es war abed& beamed e• ; whaM in the IMer leer, after the ceder is erne had berme 'mews, the onitinties of in theremed by 23,607 otter. On penes (Sir J. Mien who bad film ewes eider that cultivates is the hem year, reused the gamey to 30 eels'. This wee bat ere oomph et the mirthful dose by to epodeleg with istoomelorel law. Ile would sew thew, limn she szamplee, She the 'Suppose et the Ruses weed pooh* lisoweel b emeneteet, diesenent M w ae orse the Remiss Mice, owl esmrseent pressen ea the Reim severeiga. lie red an de game the jet Made tow elennmee that tusk pion lepthres your ego to the *a Rep* et Bade, a et On "Negev et wets, whisk woo eeeirlosed by the ezpom leis of the nide. (Bea.) The r cad west is to em that ert Sloe laimen Wes er*: 1., after the hisellsteee et Madenil we sewed be mew into the eselninal eye= of Beaperle, wasow moo meniesed by the Ileende et the Rumba por se Resat, that the Riede noble' pat K. livery, the Prink embeender is Pt. Petenburgh, hue Coventry, sad wadi sot mein him fate Obeli horses. Prime Members said that is coeimenee et this the paper nal& 1111 MI 30 per mat. fa eimpenoes with the 'One mei t • mid 1810. whoa the limeles genreaest malesolei ter s hoe, Peeler pocketed II per seat fir the lemagellia is seasequenes. It was old alas it tbAw did ere use Pmeolor k E y osnebedy airs wean. Brady soda do se. d o bee Sig* twit aid se fedi ens* the whisk wee wegithed hi seeking up thefiew pekoe et Rerele. (Hew, lases.) 'leder the &get Tein needs mewed Rigs la 1810 with &BM peednee lad besught sway Hussies module. Of le me* Impeetense was the trots with =ag ed by Ronk that the Taperer A 1... mkt sawed his einally to be landed la 1812, Mew Om glee sp Set geed emeners me the legit& , The eel d ehr opt= et ftmeel blechadin wee Ode whims hese eel bearenible Nimbi** retWasi hoes la Vele gab the orems, opmulatote were se ties weft Me th e ere Re wesli she es *ewe et this. Dude Mena entereeme, oposeirlon paid to Reines moribewle en noun of en , bet tool eenetimee two-Wads, sad ass enfrequestly the *de pgrilee of the esti* they Veda Is. The mews Is: et Ami ss -el wee 521. pee ion la eh entry ; in Asebengel It we 27L a toe. I enB &Mel owns', met 71. ; l et= eis illei re wa tAh sonde it this emery wee W. Hen, Mss, those wee • einem* et 181. ples= Oils 110 per met. to speed* ans. If pease Las wee all gala to the emenkrow i ass, he i d the 111. as the 'bargee of thole* tamilidwingb the Ruder donisl pay Ms of whisk lon* lei way Lite dis wee of the Reeeme. (Km) Su bed *Midis , to ray et die morality of the speculeme. Perhaps they hit nee Wks* et coussieam at smithies themselves aid she sssmy et their mustry, be he was afraid that 60 per site. latent the ".WI smell nisi" At my rate the sevennein were porticipa eriatimio (Rear, bar.) al The germerend had ways bees meet seadtive to the credit et She aeantsy, sad had aught to keep up the nine of the nosh. At the entbreek etthe war it was 38d., bat it had ens lase 3ll 'The Ineelea sonommat bad dams their bese So pr ov e.e die by peuldhlem the Newt ot mode; bye the genommeid of this. wain oomo to their aid, by the mho in semen he he hide with Rails, end them the nate wet s ale NW a r ed. Bobseowey, ea the meemits Seise, some alma had bees medal by the *Mein sate s cede in mendib ail r. who• Wed wee undeostood, the den wee ens Rash &mile hoftim nee ee learternie with upset' ; and this fist Wig re moved the Reds generneat had thought they night nature to injure es W peehilides the expert of grin. )ti a niereltul pasvidanae, fa the shape et a beestital harvest loot yen, we were spored the sattorieg whim We might haw emodecisil ; bat who add mower he the 'See whisk mob s means, might mediae this year? Fa ..f dob bola &owl and es Rush bad tended her trade hi ft, though a important to her, let as iodate her sad fni sS the nazism of salary ea oar now& ma She milimmis ea oarseives. (" i Hear hear" Imo Abe tooseb.) Lit up needled our irate s atm& ; ire the metilesSe of origin we' re week a six ) IS sight eerily be node* mere en. Id• a pad eldioseaS; elms plea bed bass seed with the sew-A nentheatie goademea mailemestM that ea slimness amid be mate L the gulden of be the erehehlepthisee of the esesidee= Bet well & away with I& - edge he shisithe ; wend prohibit mit all amines** of leen seeds, aid et ell were et Mei growth. Neale/ thee of which this wield pat en gad to the tab with lea& L wadi dhow the ems al prodealholy ea the Reribh lasplOwt; sad ebb M men et any, Reim a sad. ETeeie. adlig iul i totl ibeS sig irweddl be porthody may to ewer sett Ible pee he he enteleithe Ake will be laihnert, md eel wadi be rain le •Ihe had.. Wade. It wee said the thin were two ponies la Knocentes, is fermi of war, end the Gomm petty, he pees& He banal** Nevem was the ewe the Miasma piny were the rod Monde of passe, wkM the Mime ellen - had ell its Mtn.* eoeseeterwlthibe war. Thh pews hod oulgined the win sad wadi pow vest seem oe keg me possible. At the heed of= was Conn Mink**. who wee iron the dormer The same peaty preinaineteil an only la the state, but in the army. They were the reel mann to pees end civilinties t sad be hoped the knowledge of this weed mss led its way swim eh, Busier peopl& That the Remit* sick were 68.11" oat iimbed. If the *de of the rodeo was sat et, they would pees the sone; mil theliese wadi gem dis sever IW liege preaseled is.. the Gams patty. la tee troy their hamlet= be mieught apes a ; the Our althea* he drive& he take his sissentin berme menity sad penes. The eel& lad etinelader by movig, "Thee it is the 1100011 et this hewn the, is odes to keg ed wiz with lei& Se • moody Imbed* h nomerry Se raft* the heie wft that @seam by more 8 4 4 48 08 0 4 11111 a giq we* ban Idled)" ben or emennoidloylme Xejeses govereautt" Lod lITANLIT of iLDilialiiiit be mess satirly ceseessed Is the of the sidest whisk die sable lord bad la view. selmided Is. the sesseley if dales ail ia oar pew. to sestriel. sod. if es• mid. deaftY is wilds ef the isedes teak, lop esy noes ley 'shish Ibis see bast te be ash* hat es woo ea is oadd.isisemead the seems sad the mole Ishii the setilesad Maid w mesh hi amid Mt Ilp•• with bia. (beer, hear.) Re spike ea if the lade of Ramis bed boss by me esesee,ia• twined with by see aide Imo bleehegfell the Pub if that awatry. him Ini OM OM lisibeie bed lima esevisd out 'way impels* erikeer esammerhiebbed mowed WU Ulla weft that at thelealided sae of •Ihe eras the pease purl Id ,Use psalm. Wet ia Illasies yews wee Misr the prepertr of Feta& sad Ze&ii them o f limelea WOO fer. by tise .systeee the papal pot of thee reeds* wee • • Zeta e (R bi:eke d i e t s e: P e e 4 • e l e s• sat ierteekt I tb e bap a re irly 'sided. The resew Isis that, fa easegasese of erisseeas vim takes by. the ISO M aid PM/1i who sap posed distil wield be edgiest es ilieshode Ike . eiliseese that eases was shaseseeds Mei Is as the mesa bed Ise der aftessed. eel the alike ibie — ras Ihs two wises vas eamplisi lathe embeekedis If *Sr ._ ben Yeses Se lebstaspL Set, aetwithetead et is, the Sleek ilea, sad the is peelayllelltidedesie of the lisle of Mods bed bees reamed beewees SO sat pr web. OW le her the imbed) Nils mess la hapootadea feceCtrahrel pads, of sold. of wort p the iessipsity bar raises. If the idsdiede bed bees strictly ended mat. the idlest is ealy hese been to Nabs the prise of these selleise is Prods, I. wadi have hod is hapset tom Baia all thei she velyeisid. • Asw e i s illeb lie het tess _ _seseived bosh deels. ilea deb, steel tbas the Wisl•S eras ,hleallesieed ,the. most et the soma oats pereemileas fee witting glob steamed seiselled Na. smarms wails the sealleest was ales •deled thee the gash* isessewiseet bed *mei as addl. dead wipes everymbisfe esaveyiest velum elesi the read MI the Preemies iffiatier, do that this .f Us* why it we sail. Twee be at saes the disbuds& el his seas len this essatiy, did see heists le pet ea sidillesel tax ef seuriderabi• mobilises' mimes ihot retrial' war gia =seerper 1.1.7 endue ikeimis.' Ot the eted=re e i sa l d yLeEr tkis e r the setae seri redeem' thmesives le . • soy mai seespsw. Me bad dwelt with post espies ea mewls, midis the Qesee's smokes bat km dm reseladier ft OM eider is , rsaid hew • say doh Abe% he was at a' e knew. Whet wee that Moo ia seemed ? Amt wee blest hews everybody ilk *et it ! see impessibie fr e es Winds vela these - Oil eights whish . we led dined la Isom VIOL Ws eat Memel via e who eseeriehseda sa vis a w: about the riiiits of I , ~ Che l it 74 ire se bed, Mules, reef, mi Se weirs the ' *OS whit we eda did. lemedY. Met sliltby wide 1 sii reek ilea Gamy sided as bud assalsoi @Yoshiaki. be siabialeL AM la sibs of lherie' Aloe wee me I met Istendirie . dise bed ma halals sni t, r Vey, sal a wry tai Ore weld be me r was dark; la every pees she ;sneered se 1,114 er a reel sorra et barber rant s berg liable fa be med miss& The Milt lewd mid ▪ seisequer bad snowed Rood* sablesit to • *poet mammy& Awe from upestiell per% !Le ;Seidl set' r dissrese %%WOW wet egyieleli ardor: Ott llt the Mr. JULIES eupipreed the mottos, eityreethty hie ap• petal of the iffloaillie 411 the bill. Leave gins. JUBTIONB Ot TEE PEACE QUALIFICATION BILL. Mr. CO'LPITE - moved far leave to Wag is this bill, the object of whin wee, he said, to allow el 3001. • year -pommel peoperty bang ea eqainleat to the 1001. reel -property whin at praise lensed she qsaliAnnts her a- Janne of the pee.,. Leave Elva._ _ _ _ SPIRIT, &a DUTIES (EXCISE) BILL. After se elijectio• Iran Admiral Jowls, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stated that the intention of the bill wail that the whole duty should be =at the plass et delivery, whether in England or Ire. The right bon. gentleman brought up a dame to provide somodienly. The amesihmat was made, end the bill read a third time, sad passed. SEWERS (HOUSE DRAINAGE) BILL. This bill was read • third thus sad passed. The miser orden of the day were then disposed of, and the home adjourned at a quarter to ll o'clock. gbe erourt. Count Walewski, the French Ambassador, had an audience of the Queen yesterday afternoon at Buckingham palter, to take leave. His Esailhecy was introduced by the Berl of Clarendon, K.G., the Qessn's principal Secre tary of State for Foreign Alain, and contacted by Major- Gunnel the Hon. Sir Edward Cost, XXII, her Majesty's Muter of the Ceremonies. The Gwen was attended by Lord Cantor, Lord in Wait iag, and Major-General Borkeloy Drummond, Groom in Waiting. Oa. kindred and eight Guards, wounded and disabled in the Crimes, and recently arrived Is this country, were inspected by her Majesty, at three o'clock in the afternoon, is the Greed Hall of Boatmen= Palm. The Invalids numbered 49 of the Grenadiers, 29 of the Coldstream., and 30 of the Boots Fusilier Guards. Colonel Wood, la com mand of the Grenadian, and Dr. Brown, Burgecn•Major of the regiment; Colonel lipton, in command of the Cold stream and Dr Munro, Surgeon-Major of the regiment; and Colonel Ridley, in command of the Seats Fusilien, and Dr. Richardson, Burgeon Major of the Regiment, wen present, and attended her Majesty during the inspeo, lion. The Queen sou accompanied by Prince Albert, and also by Prim Arthur, the Duchess of Kent, and the Duke of Base Cobeurg, and was attended by the Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting. Her Ma jesty inspected each soldier present, commencing with the Grenadian, and afterwards the Coldstream and Boots Fullien, the respective commanding oaken and doeten announcing the actions in which the invalids were wounded and the state of the health of the men. After the inspection the invalids were conducted to dinner in the servants' hall, whit& her Majesty and the Prince visited while the repast was being served. Prince Albert role on horseback in the forenoon, acme pannd by the Prim of Wales sad Prince Alfred, and at tended by his Rowney In Waiting. His Royal Highness again rode in the afternoon with the Duke of Saxe Coburg. Her Majesty and Prince Albert honoured the Royal Italian Opera with their presence in the evening, accom panied by the Duke of Bale Coburg and the Princess Adelaide of Hohenlohe Lang/tubers. The royal suits con sisted of the Hon. Beatrice Byng, Major-General Berkeley Drummond, Major-Guard Buckley, Captain Da Plat, and Ls Conseiller Banawer. Mr. Constr.(' and Mr. Joseph Badworth Sharp had ma istarriew with Lord John Russell yesterday at the Colo aid office. ADMIRALTY, MAY 16, 1866.—Upon the occasion of her Majesty presenting medals to a portion of the akin and soldiers entitled to them, for sensor in the Crimea, and also to the dithers sad man of the royal navy and marines, who so-operated with the army from the date of the landing io the Crimea, as it will not be possible to give notice to all officers unemployed, or on leave of absence, the Lords Coup saimioners of the Admiralty request that those oaken of the navy, so situated, who may be entitled to medals, and who may wish to witness the ceremony, will make applica tion at the Royal Miring-oath, 16, Duke-strut, Weatinin ster, ea Thursday next, the 17th instant, between the hours of 2 ma d 0. more of the royal navy who may attend the parade to St James's Park in uniform, on the 18th instant, will be admitted within the double row of sentries. All *Moen are to appear in fall uniform.—By command of their lordships, H. °snouts. HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO THE POLYTECHNIC QUelll has been graciously pleased to forward, through Colonel Phipps, to Mr. Pepper, the resident director, the sum of 1001., as an expression of her Majesty's high approbation of the various entertain ments presented on the recent occasion of the royal visit to this institution. Her Majesty has also been pleased to par ohms a photograph by Mr. Mayan, exhibited in the institu tion the same evening, the subject being an artistic design representing a soldier who has lost en arm at the battle of Iskermaau, and whose ebild—a little girl of some 'six or seven years of age—is looking up into his face with ea expression of astonishment and grief at the thought of her father's misfortune. The picture conveys the portrait of Serpent Dawson, who, it may be remembered, was pro moted for his bravery at the battle of the Alma, and who afterwards gave seldomce before the eocamitthe now inquir ing into the state of the army in the Haat. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.—Her Majesty the Queen end his Royal Highness Priam Albert honoured the per fellinalne at the Royal Italian Opera with their preemies last evening. The QINSII sail the Prince were asoomparded by his Royal Highness the Doke of Saxe Coburg and her Bane Highness the Primes@ Adelaide of Hobealoho Leagenbourg. The royal snits consisted of the Hen. Bea. tries Byng, Major•Osasral Berkeley Drummond, Major- Oaneral Buckley, Captain Da Plat, and Le Conseiller Balmier. THE ROYAL DISTRIBUTION Or MEDALL—YeSter day workmen were Welly employed in the construction of platforms, &a., to frost of the government offices facing the Tilt-yard. 13%. lasses% in antidpation of the brilliant military spectacle fixed for Friday next. The Deb of Cambridge, accompanied by Lord Adolphus Fitaelmearts i paid a lsagthmod visit to Wool wich dockyard ow Mrada, afternoon. They wont on board the Thunder floating battery, In dock at the mat tad of the yard, and diaries:de to the mortar boats. His•Excellaney the °omit Walowski, late ambie• seder at this court from that of Paris, was yesterday star. tied at a farewell dsjsrw► by the members of the corps diplamalique, at Willies Rooms, Klagetrest, Bt. ISMS% His Ilmeelisacty the Belgian Minister, M. Van de Weyer, presided, being asides diplomatist. Then were remit needy all the manheas et the warps dissuasive in Lon don, the lad and Counts& of Clarendon, Viscount wed Viscountess Pahnersten, and tho Boa Mr lid ward Cult, le. The Post emette statue that Prince Albert, Paine. Leopold of Belgium, and the King Resent of Per tool, agnates of the reigning Dabs of 8w Coburg Gotha, .bane inse,giren their Mod-withheld mama to the censtitn lion of the duchy. Letters from Berlin of the 10th state, that although tbs Xing is now free from fever he has not repined hie former health, and he has boon counselled by his physicians to repair to Erdstanneflodf for the benefit of the mountain The Rev. Jame George Darting was on Saturday last instituted by the Bishop of Chester to the rectory of Lowtos, in t h e twenty of Lattosster, upon the protestation of the But of Derby. ENGLISH EXHIBITORS IN THE PALMS DE TO THE IDITOI OP THI DAILY MT. SIB,—I have just read your article in the .Dedy Nero of last Saturday, essamseating es a notice to 'Ad biters said to have beta lased by se is the nano of the Board of Tends, Gad refrains to the steervease of Sunday la the Paris I shall be obliged by year aeries that as silo what ever as the subject has bee* timed by the Board of Trade, either bore or in Lando., sad no saggestion ever has been made. Farther, I saanot lora that any one has resolved, or eves smog the node* canswated as by you. The only deemed oa the stigma I know of, it a copy of a senanial pasted in Manahaster, sad based by three private gentle. masa of that tovial-Ga r ll4., HENRY COLE. Paris, 14, Rae du Chas hiss 14,1E4 , IThe defame eoweeated upon is, the DoilylWare a 'Saturday list WM Publiehea le Paris. and a printed eon et it was tramealteed to es by • co ms po s a is t, kip beim. a Natio .to Baldbitees,„7 sod data entleall Oak* *Pt a m/ awns vim " sede;_ the leauthnt .ei, the *card . X T a w , ws {again flutter bite , iln , Maitif• — • Tax D.N.I ertg (f4tXPrtgg. oresboafibe Oise, Is i isg of pillhales. 1,7 reo=teatli NM WATER AT LONDON BRIDOL Ton Day —Mondag, lb. Ha Aftemall. ll. lfa Tiqtallllolr—liaraiss. IL 19m Aftsmeas, 116 LORDON, WBDNBSDAY, may is. LATEST FROM ABROAD. OPENING OF THE FRENCH EXHIBITION. BNB BRITISH TZLIGRATIII PARIS. THUM. The Universal Exhibition at the Palace of Iduetry was inaugurated at a quarter pest ea o'clock to-day by the Emperor and Empress, in 6 1 presence of about 8,000 persons. The weather ve heavy. The eemonony much resembled that at the opening of the Hyde Park Exhibition of 185 L Prince Napoleon, President of the Imperial Commission of the Exhibition, received their M. jesties at the chief entrance of the building, and afterwards read an address netting forth the origin, progress. and character of the undertaking. The Emperor, after some complimentary words, said—" My dear Cousin,—ln placing you at the bead of a Commission that bad so many difficulties to overcome, I wished to give you a particular proof of my confidence. I am happy to find that you have so fully justified it. I beg of you to thank the Commission in my name for the enlightened care and indefatigable seal it has displayed. " I open with happiness this Temple of Peace, which invites all nations to concord." Their Majesties afterwards, followed by Prince Napolima and the Princess Mathilde, placed them selves at the head of the procession and walked through the building. The applause was considerable. The Empress wore a low green ball dress of surpassing beauty. The ceremony lasted only an hour. Their Majes ties left the Palace, the band playing " Pedant pour la Eyrie." There was an immense crowd in the Champs Elystes. The imperial cortege was mega. fluent. The Emperor's carriage, which contained, bean his Majesty and the Empress, Prince Jerome and the Princess Mathilde, was quite new, and was drawn by eight horses. The Gaieties des Arts were opened at two o'clock. —Daily News. RUSSIAN MANIFESTO. (IT lIIIDUARINE AND BRITISH TILIGILAPIL) A new Imperial manifesto has been issued at St. Petersburg. The Czar orders a new levy of troops, in the proportion of twelve in a thousand. The measure, which is to have effect in the seventeen western governments of the empire, is to receive its complete execution by the end of July. —Daily News. THE CRIMEA. Oar Paris correspondent writes : Telegrsphio despatches (not published) have been received by the government, from which it appear, that the extremely wet weather of the last two or three days extends to the Crimea. The roads and trenches are in a deplorable state, and no operation is ramble for the moment. waited for.—Daily Newt. an *till The Times correspondent at Constantinople his sent the following despatch, dated May 12 : 6,000 Sardinians have gone to Sebastopol. Bussaively hoary firing takes place between the French and the Illuminati every night. The British are within 50 yards of the Russian entries. The British are °mistreating new batteries. The Sultan reviews the French Imperial Guard to-day. TURKEY. The 7Tmss hu received the following telegraphic despatch from a Vienna correspondent : VIENNA, TUESDAY EVENING. MAT 15. The Osstar. Correspoodess publishes the following, under date of Constantinople, 10th instant : " The capitation-tan on Christians is abolished. " Christians are to sander military service, and to form somata seeps. •S The departure of Iledehid Paella for Vienna it filed for aturday, the 12th. 4 . The flat Piedmont's, division went straight to ths Centro." THE OVERLAND MAIL. (sr sum (nom vas MID BRITUR TILWIPAPIL) OP TIM DAILY NEMO TRIESTE. TVINDAY. The steamer Calcutta arrived at half-post four a". in 131 hams frees Alexandria. .Ths India Mail brings intelligence from Calcutta, April 10 ; Bombay, April 17. A treaty was signed with Hyder Khan at Pesha war on the 30th of March, by Mr. Lawrence, con taining three articles. 1. Perpetual peace between Dart Mahomed and the English. 2. The English to respect the territories of Dort Mohamed. 3. Dot Maimed to recognise the territories of the East India Company. There are rumours of hostile preparations at Ava against the English. There has been fighting between Golub Singh, in Coalmen and his nephew. The Aired's§ have been chastised by Colonel I POO% I Lord Dalhousie's health at Ootammund has been greatly improved. The Eve per Cent. Loin fills slowly. owing to the scarcity of money. MARJABILLES, WEDNESDAY. The steam-packet Vs sti@ arrived here at ten o'clock this morning with the Indian mail. Ram, MAT 4.—The wind being at B.W. ratev day. ideal* elms& the ke is the ftead got if Intim, sad the fairway ea far as this harbour is ow free Yesterday sa Bndisb frigate was gen off Naive, hat she won mesa est of dgiß