The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-16 00:00:00

r 1 • P* - * / • "-:C "'-/"" _ I eit-s eCtrA.,c :Z , . -/ft - g/S•+.. No. 4.266.) LONDOK, MONDAY 1860. OVERLAND ROUTZ.-0010ILTNICATION by arbbli be tsm s _k_veraauA wt. nom. Tbe PISKIN4I'LAS MAYI SASIOAStON COI PANT im mai Passlnio2ll4 mad teadve Orem mad Piaui See *WSW. Immaa.corsi weft or wow smou. end Cbies. *aft ilermas lieslS. tbr ita mad INA win maw k w SEW Ade& Delsksil. Lasso el the IM mid of walk ma U4 irdlix amt. Aeis, trawl. limaritieb Swamies. Oefies. feeesSee asuaLlisewse fre mow. Ifklaswah. eldsey. (Ay eismare kw*. mosiiiimples es Sr lib alma imolai -tee lariber = 1. 7 !r. twaless.o-.- TIM LONDON anti CHINA TILMGRAPH is M. ass as SW do •I sislyal at tits malls vli —w. Ile Walesa. a Us paw bo. IS arsi Is Oa sal/ asopilsbo issard ....r la 111111111116141 tO Vil = ems. Mos. Jos. Slospen. Pasha Ilehoullor• an .1 50.. • • map ett ebbs. ill4es. as. as 4 slathllls al Tar Inds tar the pad tie saars—Oso.. Al, Skin& Liable. All A RT-lINION OLASGOW.—IIbs LEPTIkril Sig* CUM to NO fail, awl the Des IN= :44r bes tr= 4 , at l 4l 6l. i g B DA&T, :10 ` 117. !KW 1. Ths olds al lag yearmemelsk oiniSHILLING the PAIR for Indies' and C thipea's Os irMll2.lcle soled ALPINE [ID OW ___ ___ , ---.." •-- -1 11 - , 3T 5 7 Ti. , P I T 7 " " I TA( 1:4014 . ?8.11 , 51 4 17i : 4 .11 't ..,e 11 1577:1 \ i . . • • I .. • ", f " . •! . , " • '. ' : i' . 7 ll.' -. • .T.. r. ;- • 4 . r... ,- „Z.. . . . . . • . % 1 1 .. .: :. ; t l. : 1.4. i s 1 -• ' • ~ -. $ 6 3114.7(a . . , . ~ . ,1 . ..... . . S , API ____-....-.7.-....... , z 0830 iOB.OUT II TM iamb VI I I , I IT IPOPENCE: MYSTERIOUS DEATH. On Saturday an intreetigation was concluded Before Kr. Watley, at the Viotmia Meant, I(ertallh* rued, in reference to the death of Yr. Jam Lewis, aged 2 4 yeas, .which took place some weeks bank, under areas meansog a myrierires and suspicious character. ' The iseemigation had been several times previously ad . eimeeelomi deirenlY had the eanisier feast it necessary to dilsr Ilifal 4 Poreso "unnukr-init but also the contents at Mil stomach to be anlyeed, mid the matter wits 'plosil hi the heads of the detective polioe. . Tha en/dente taken at the several sittings of the jury wes apahniaara, bat the following is a summary of it h er p es' s,' that the deemed, Mr. Jean Lewie, had helda good patties its thoestabliehment of a reepeetahle tailor's Arm attbeWeet-end, Ind Shahs 00attivied apartments at the Imam of a Mead also in the same line of buskers, Mr. James Kew, of 68, Arlingtonetreet, Camden -town. la January last the deceased wee about to commence busiest. on his own &meant in partnership with a Yr. Warren, is llchborne.street, Haymarket. In fact the establisMumili was opened and the partnership commenced, a he m & the capital which deceased was to throw into the con cern was not paid. The money, about 1001., all in notes, had, however, been seen by Mr. Wanes in the deemeds posessim, and an the main_ Were lie ilseek Iffr. Warren. M. Carter, sad war ether m m s , led loam la • essepay togrther la Thlllethe-street, sad Dlr. Carew 'lligtomid to having seestat sided de emed sa hi may home, and to bowleg parted melt Itat tit All Smell Char* dangles-74out • quarter pist ASV& o'clock. He was then pert ao bee, and is Ms wand bad& sad spirits. It take about a quarter of an how or twenty minutes at the out side, to - saffr from All limas Church to his residence ;In Aringtheralreet, but nothing more we* baud of him or could be traced et til he reached home at twenty mintilth to , owe o'elock, wham ke was able himself to open . thefiegeet 'dear with lalld, which having done, he is itpred=il shaving ashes_ )s in the postage, in a statp ithility, ia whith gthe lio roes found by Yr. ffeanes ati q landlord, erlsootilirlds Ai rs. Keane, had been up for dieseneL • la this imenille Midst appears that inetend• of -him up to his own hed onism they toth kerrtiese, into the kittet t rood • mattesar was lwanght. use r which dig kid. He took nolitisu, sad uttered nothing except = 6 ' lo al 6 wir 40 ' cletrawn, " Its all rig ht, Jim," it is sappeasic Mr. Keane, whose name is lames,• aid oceseithally sealthaing, "Oh my head!" In this state be wee permitted to he until be died, about ix o'cl the same evesig (a period of nearly mate= lours), without any modiral sssiemoee, when, after the re leered regassts of the doeseasd's atm, ahoy about 11 years of age, who lived with lime* swrisea was sent for, and Ir. 111Demigh, of Affeerbeleenl6attesiled, and pronounced Ma tola dead. Oa to. jay amsmibliag, and them facts big faith& a peateasrtset aathathation was made, and the esatemla of the Mr& %sled by Mr. If'Donagh and Mt ]e weather *lmbed use. There was a the of Mend Isandea Oa. bah wild • • walickat quantity of wthrelda Isemilla thathaesals at Um Werth& to kill the setwisok ma. Thin, etheled with ter circumstance that the_hoirer part of the Adam ea, Mimi Sighs, and other pots el tienewed's pares were thearated and excoriated and Wang. _Mem* the moll et being tan by the nails of bee beards, elsowellehat be d s = the'peried which elapsed between deceased's puweag with his friend (lir. Carter), at All Souk Chau* and his reaching Arlington-street, the demand kid been subjected to violence. The notesAhad been seen in kin posesson, and it wia him practice to carry a quantity of ream about with him. A p t deal of the money he is known to have been porered of could not be accounted for, but , wlies he arrived home be had still got kis watch sad two or three pounds in his pocket. Mr. Jamas Lame, the landlord, excused himself for not having sent for a Medical man by stating that he was nailer a belief that his friend, the deceased, was intoxicated, and that after a few hours sleep be thought he would be all right, and he left beam expecting to use him down at Mai ms during the day. The detective police expressed their inability to throw any light upon the deceased's whereabouts between leaking Mr. Carter at All Souls Church and his arrival home. The Coroner said there was a great deal of mystery bang. tag over that lapse of time, and no one could hear the evidence without coming to the conclusion that the had met his death by foul play, and In that case IV if they considered so, could do no other then returns ver dict of wilful murder. Yr. M. O. Nodes, the foreman, and the jury said they fully with the coroner, and they unhesitatingly • verdict of " Wilful murder against some person eEele unknown." The jury also begged to add the fol aumarke to the verdict :—.' The jury feel that they separate without expressing a strung opinion Own the folly of pumas arriving at a coeclusion that a men in drunk beams lesensible, thereby practically preveuting the wow of any Wadi& attendant. Mr. Maas ems called before the coroner and jury, and Ike addends bo Om verdict read over to him. The Coroner having complimented the two medical gen tlemen upon the clear way in which they had given their pains evidence, and the they had taken in elucidating the case, the p • of this mysterious affair, so far as the inquest is concerned, terminated. A FEARFUL SCENE. On Friday afternoon, *hen a vast concourse of persons was assembled on the nicecours• at Abergavenny, en accident occurred which created • most interests The Grand Stand is close to the bank of the river Usk the waters of which were at this time swollen and rapid ronr the recent storms. At Absepreany is • joint counties pauper lunatic asylum, in which are about 800 patients, and on this afternoon • large number of the female lunatics were brought out to walk by the side of the river opposite to the racecourse, and from which they would see some thing of the sport going on on the other side. Suddenly one of the patients—a fine middle.aged worsen — saw among the crowd on the opposite bank her huidund, who is a confectioner at Newport, and was hawking hie wares among the people. With a wild scream she ran down the bank and precipitated herself into the footling torreut, and attention was dawn to her just as the hems were about to start for the Club Stakes. A scene of terror ensued such as cannot be described. The 'unities ou the bank clang to each other, and filled the air with their shrieks. The pour woman was carried rapidly down the stream, and battled wildly with its rapid waters, yelling for aid when Der Wel cam above water. The assembled r" -vd . a -Tsorkea tie tits! to rush to top *fa' , binkr a° 4 shouted with dimity excitement as each plunge Mated' to be the last the victim would give. A man threw off his overelothing and dashed straight towards her amid tre mendous sheers ; but when he reached the middle of the stream the strength of the currant bore him away for some distance. In vain be turned and tried to ascend ; he, too, berme visibly exhausted, and it now seemed imminent that two human beings must perish untimely in the Unita • frantic crowd, who were utterly powerless to save them. The man, however, managed to gain the aide and held on to acme overhanging bushel, while the body of the woman, who had ceased struggling, and was now supposed to be dead, floated towards him. At this juncture she monk, and the man, with a last effort, dived after her. The brief space when they were submerged appeared an age, but the brave fellow had grasped the drowning woman's hair, and pulled her in towards the shore. The bank was steep ; but they were both got out more dead than alive. A ringing clieer,such as oue seldom hearn,bnAo from the spectators on the Grand Stand on the opposite bank,and most of them, with true English imperturbability, re turned to the spot in time to witness the finish of the race, in which, singular enough, five out of the six horses and rider. had met with accidents more or less severe. The usual restoratives were applied to the persons thus almost miraculously saved from death, and they both recovered in a short time. A collection was made for the heroic fellow, and was most liberally responded to. Nearly 15L was contributed by those on the Grand Stand, and Lord Tredegar, who was acting as judge, undertook to levy con tributions from hie party and the gentry in carriages, mak ing over 20/. in all. Sawrzses OF Dl4lll IN SCOMAND.—At the Perth Circuit Court, on Thweday, Bridget Klemm, or Dundee, was charged with the murder of her child, • girl aged seven months, by means of poisoning. The alleged motive fur the crone seemed to be that the child was • Modem to her, as she was in receipt only of le. 9d. per week, out of which she paid 2e. fid. a week for lodging and the Doming of the child. The defence set up was, that although the vitriol was administered by the hand of the primmer, it ism not admiuistered with any murderous design, bet by mistake. The jury, by • majority, found the prisoner guilty as libelled; but on the pound of her ignorance and pre vious affection for her children, they unanimously team. mended her to mercy. Sentence of death was pronounced by Lord Dean, the execution being fixed for Tuesday, the Bth May. BORGION-CNIROMDISTS Allp CERTIFIER DENTIOTS. —The subjoined extraordinary memorial has been addressed to the council of the College of Surgeons by the sunroof). ohirepcidiste :—" To the Honourable mat and Council of the Royal College of Surgeons emerubled. —Gentlemen, —I have been d ppuuted h several leading prectitioness aa Magoon • of end Wales to request' the honour of your *Pensions, our memorial for the swap's.- ation of the respected body with your honourable char tered, and respected oorporation, upon the same terms as you ape admitted and panted certificates to the dentists of the kingdom and also to pray your houourable corpora tion to grant a license from the Royal College of Surgeons which will enable us te practice dentistry with chiropoilism, in the sinus manner the bosoms" practitioners of dentistry combine the privilege of practising our profession.--1 re. main, gentlemen, your must obedient servant, WILLIAM ADails, secretary." Akit. 71011 LIVE/WOOL 7011 TOLL 01.A100W 1 Reameoly. Aaril CITY Of Wed.'s's*. April S. ILLUIAItrx). Wohonds/ Awl musemilog 0011111,801,114 It and tl ireftsms. accerilms io the seeommow Alva 1 , ...111e. glimis. Irina*. all proriairms amid Illarniarrs fur t-look sad tbr WNW' Motes buried riseco wen rireatierues -uirer portileulare wiLLJAN %tionaL di alt e sPnlafreei • or NM NAM. a. URI Erteln= LIVERPOOL to AMERICA Till n &Ay Me Mostrod pain Ompiars Sopa NMI mrsAber. HMI LIVERPOOL TO PORTLAND. ler* Ilinork April llAmplo-Lasse, Nay & esirolea. April 25. I Nora ilealiss, Ciredime. Map L llerlli Aftrelass, lbw P amp i• No. Yoe& lastas. 44545 e. /144trval. To. 55•14, 644 /40 Is mod e 5 Oa, seerireas saimar.. &Um Tole, SD awl AS iho.a Mme of imiel 0m05.4405 Um. pplik Yrg tart& te Os bed OM il--Ver *New apply Su SAW. sod 5411 Wsbrr. WM* EZAigto BREMEN.—'AIe Korth Gomm u Vvi a r Irwrl ial w sox sert i n hil. W tr am= Ws. kw th ..lona pert witra gin how •I . key colA N. 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MA het. 1%1111..1 IIN % IDVAL LIABIUTY Extracts from the larte.rt .1 IM litivc4 , ll ft* the year let*: hmeher of SOO pld.. eh/ A ....nee the via al. £401.0011 10 7 10,701 • • .lee Mablog ttte .4.l annnal len •non aISr 11•11rflos £M llf. anneal abatement 11l pelliMinint 7otal number If t..ln tr. lo•tted. OLIO. nal.l In . balms I.) tb. 411 1111111. loan th• mtmeut a Imo bolls. 11-1. In Iw. r i 4. r. MI _4 A .4. AIM .4 s. uniiilst••l heist The rile. t .4 th. w. cawlul nperellue et do NI *Mai all Irle.le period .4 I to esistestse enky he beet relabel by laths the 'h. tared surpluses at the V.ur lareselemilase= bo this tine - - _ . -. Fre ii .I years ending 1641%15t gasp,. was ASIAN Il I .. 6 . teal e 46.111 4 V ~ 1. .. IK._ .. 132.011 14 4 4 . Itla 344,014 I 11 The Ulstretets a. tqst r ints nf pollrise " at any Woe arts, payment el ,111. ye.W a anal they belles, that their scale gug_pen.hiv. I. I-dite and WWI& 'Hie/popt. ni. with I lir lapt report of the Direetnet. and With td i eetratrent..l the pe.nta figr the Is'. yews andlnp the Mk NUII.II/orr 1.67 ni gy I, NO on application, by which it et 11l be set n that Ps in die agony, on the geminate raap• inns 11 per that 1..:04, per mid .:m.l that in 1:111111 1011lescs UMP premium I. Salim I Iso.t.oners of On In on onws ARV alms show. . . . . . . . . .. Member. who, ptee l , fall due nu tM IA .4 Aprll are re. isteutell that the wee nanet I.e pahl within thirty days from that date. Jte4klPH MARSH, r‘creMary. Wank 1109. CIASH ADVANCES MADE, without delay, by Os. LONDoN IN YkWyRIENT 0011 PAN Y LintlW , , NA. Muutot.. alresl, un drpoJt of 4.4., b al mac at other ap p....v..1 wuriti. reyry.l Io M err lantalments. Depastiors 5 per rent 00 all sawmills *Move AL Csolial, 1111.0111. I u ut ClO nal AA alias. Ynielanelasen rid kims nisi tree an apyllasslwa. ANDREW JAMES ROBY. itersbil Vlbsetor. 1.1.1A81i ORA:4TM WITHOUT 1.11111 Angus= EXPIN4III4, BY TM MUTUAL LOAN I;ND ASSOCIATION 1444epost. d 060 14. Great lassolleirer Coreaser• 41 W e., ea I•EkluN L sal:tat Soardield ralrellar 14 p.. 441 Dm* R. •Re trusm& revolved reboot r= Isro, am/ Y rederti,eu role f.w Intonel. Tb a =amek IN. Aresistree roeu , kr tho I'm Bo Me Snare. S..we laixtellately L. , or herr leer adrand wirer t, .snort, oe It. MU 1444444 espouser Pomo i d si mpasol. Qua tall laturmat.l.44, tree. or ilereseded od a ourected torelopa. 1111511 Y ILLSOW, tar m. Tio PHANIE, tor the Art ttf Imitating Stained Glass, ralapar.ll..t t Art, A or Maireasa Winders, Omer 'atones. tic.- A 11.4.1110 A and gime loll:A.m. overlook totoolght I) *Ale or Ihea the AST 111 %Ili 4%11. .4frro 1.. 'brio a torahs of the iessenent gem el I. trittiaar..rt lar.a..fluAruclarala mewl tree ler N. At. loops pool In. ;Rollo A Madame ereasseee of the art barpt. .1 t.. Stair rlap may he ism M A. 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Y.kr. 4.1.1.5, Laing. MI by amain. asd prirtaluate opportaidy of In/ limit — llte3l7o — dolpivinn thin evinemion do ha doUtios d las daty .1. Riau Glinpu L Munn and 1110 Omer ol Ninarlos ad .11tb. dad Corner d Now Orford- stnet. and Haddam*. Country llommat*: Ilredfoid and Slotaeld, Torkilhat sod Sal idea Yto be partiadady onstrvoil. If asp article lin ad appromoi of It will to euddigod, or lac sinew nein* Mao* Irdbeets. rob Welt seMirlei $ Rake el the History et *WA Cb• te r rit Sullasemomint mod ad d peke'. Folk on spell -00% se pod tea TH2 " INDISPZNSABLI " SUIT map to yokel Nemo owl poll= owl owilloolA 101 1. =wwiwlolio sod W• e WI owe Yoloodowi. Moo trow law To he ~wog of Z. NOUS owl lOC fervor of Minolta owl Moe% owl wow al Now 041411•01 owl Ilartotrool SVMENHAM TROUSERS. 17. ac th. fray=raell at wornimakid fres4rairs, le lbw *demi of MY suss% urnsillsie fir lbe me el dime aftietag Orlis sad MIL Waistcoat tu =telt. It Ousigi OW, ils.--1111101L 110711KRS, 21, SUNNI= ..d shssysso—so trace-ootuse, or sr 111S-besell—te ars, sad AL ACPA LMNI wilt% A d sad diva, d PA s I SL —Mais by SAM 4 IL Laipii-1411 SYDINHAM • BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, 245. ; Meal Uallosue from SlL—lleas ably by SAMMIL =mum IR wips•-bia ED R E:HAM DAILY NIGLIGIS 00AT, n.at, mows lllsltaft. Hada cal, by WWI& Ilk brageb•bill. " VACS:LUNT! BIJOUTERIZ COURA NTI. INOWILIA APICLIX iso llT."—WaTiiii lITUN sal NIIIONDIN. burr lon with • mete r. Brig M the Tar Unisons] Iribitiso. worwmairol b 7 lava. ths pare to r alm" W V& o "im atk• :Jr ti ll e r viessak• omwslart of T v or As so taw ;roar WA rd IllaretalSwy,Pfa IMMlsliweireet, Conmt W.C. isiablish•4 A.D.l7sh Amor made of noir an Jew. Ow 1. each. N.B. Tr le ofthilrmost doss at • Is the or so asrohys M der. DIATIL—RIOBARD ATIMIWBOROIIO , I 2 eibmidirk W.—The boll Imisaimils SIMS MONS sad MIKA as mist : Wir — les. tea 11 :111 4. 4 6. 1 1/1 Li •as 4. 4. 11 Table Feel kl• a. 4. 1 • 4. 14 • a 11. • • ff 11 ) =ZOI T 1 1 1 WWI? e_ a } 7• 1: 11 De. Speer 4 411 •II wow I 4 11 7•• "peer . . 111 111 LS 11 II •14M• • • The Misr requilhe ler the table at Iler•f1/ kw Ikees4howl owns end Owls at soy pikes. eerdees el we Widow se IL pis sa—akird Alhowisologb. 0411.4. Mak W. IIIPOZTAIIT BALI of flaNims sew and sesseillmill lON =I Ow bog to an usease is the =elk that they barn pniahandi the entire Vend =several large harem whisk added Os their already the =et la Lonna, they are elimelos at UK its real rahn sempAsisii war of Wain, &swim& awl had MOW IPP.Z , t. la oak ropway, walnut, and other wadi; naliseany dinne r.= drily at IM.. =tan drawing-ma dhille, in silk. at It Id.. mope dial= tables. at tree lodstoada, at In al ; inn onor =kis pragorlientoty cheat at the Great Wen= raise Iliazaar, 37, 311. and Crawford stink enaldlobed non Shippers to lot climates all and the Mose desk snornalled. and are now asking the laepst Molar Is Lon= of nadeorn, bras, iron and wood sll Mid with fanianre, and entire new mind boa W boil= sonnete, with deoniptina of Woo= hir• I sits= Insay article la wrraaYd. Marked the law= price Is peat wee inhaand or noon retuned Uan approved of end to say railway station lu the knetion. No chirp irr Wing or the use of ruses. wsDDING aad BIRTHDAY sftwet i telA p er =at cAnNALT;;A i VILLTX - Ufl MO BMA JallPg_paiLiggik_w cart west. tee Jewel Caw, LAMM!' 11111TICI'Llg mad AMAMI BAGS deserfpeles IaIIaRVAL I‘ol/11TIDRIVILOPIZZI, BWITENGatiOIIB, sad I:IIVITANDS mac Ikea ?getting, And Wove Sex= IdlW ?ATM' 11112.F.CLOSIIII(t DLapp cd =MANCINI ad NQVILLTIAS mitt for Plia ar grATlOy, At* ill•Wraillt be nt :111.=i1r, two daft teas gaarlikawleat "Tho story of our Heys On yeei 00 yeet."—abskaspeard r , Now r TH eady, price Se 64.101.41 be doM, I SHOOND VOLUM' OF t , A i l lida ,l 4 , THE Co TE m, AR ROUND, °mallow by m CITI6 Ihe ooseinding Maptors of A DI FA n tf TWO by PURLIII IMMO : VIZ WOMAN bY Is IW: to b• sionepleted in JAI). And Use /led Ms Papered lie UNOO3OI.II4CIAL TLAVIELLiII, by Milt DICIUDIS. In addition to a variety of Articles on subjects el naming and pernmenest Pon lideed also In trerttlabare. Flee SL, and In WOO? Palls Mae, W•111110110-fireet, S o ma & Lago ., W.C. ; rod by Moser. Chapman and HAll, 104, Pkvadley, W., of whom May I be bad all Ihe numbers of .. Household Words." TIE. 1111(BAULT no tie PIANOFORTE. a.., owing tr lito bilerruptioe to ree easookmed by the . 6 1110 pelikeeloe of Dr. Ideilr wort Is enavAlably lea MI dose lair lissailpirtivall. Illusberrivtion Wlirlir•soesswassili ramie tar a abed period. guhocrip. Me pubs tpopeble oe Geo Ogler bateerlbora' oases roolved by Ms Cocks and Co., New bee. itegkeeoWell, 11=, Leak" W. G IORGI CAtiSING and ma MDR By 1111/001MO 0141/1171.1.2 STUMM : Jabs Pastes awl lists, West Woad. ar dim psi* aim, It, SOLDII2B sad TIM IS- BOIENCL By Capin& SWAM, LA • London : John W. firbar and Wok Want Ohm& E 8 8 A Y deg itiT commis., : IV:CATION of the WOILLD. By T. TWIG D.D.. feed Ifea4er of Rugby School srscums DIZIJCAL 111011ARCKIL By ZOWLASD Wile UAW D.D, Iflat ON the RTUDY of zrastb=telSTlANlTY. By Bums hoWeih, ILA., LILA, Ilevitlan Pro-femur of Geomeetey, MLA*. SEANCES 111,1111/01 do GENZYZ—THE NATIONAL CHURCH B H. 1 Woods, ED., Vicar of Gnat ON Ur MOSAIC COSWOOONY. Sy 41 W. Ooopots, g ri bb" . TENDENCIES at BELIOIOVEI THOUGHT "NOLAND, 1111,47541. _By ?Anon, ED. ON Ur ISATTON at SCRIPTIWIL By BMA= Job, WA., BOW Prokraar at Omsk ORIN. Lodes t lado W. Poem sod IN, Ws* IllstwA. csuum; xi xontris UNION& Ms di Ilessed Edition, Ty* WSW la sash. SEII3IO S on NATIONAL SUBJECTS. By amaze 1(11108LICT, Rector of Evereley, Chapialo I. Ordinary to Ohs Wore. By the some Author, Till GOOD NEWS of 04)11. Amend Edition. 6e. TWILVIT•PIYI VILLAGE ELEMONA. Edition. 2s. ed. 8111M0F8 lar IlteAl Al I. secood llttiehro:_. Ir tiar i sme r nnt pies guava. TY and IRMITABILM Mental and DTbrpical,, induced by 3Pervirbora Mk" mad Istlasal by . Toonmr, Ye rdj b lb* Glow& lAtar-Onerlses. Provident In : 7Nr Aisast,ll Llordoisan. N.C. alai 411 O.IOIIIIS WI PUBLIC , AFFAIRS. na'. • akivkonourable member for Liskeard met as ?talky sight, in the Tempersnoe•hall of allesdise• somprised the Minipill elce• !tem. the hemeets, al all.. shitelso of pobtaan. Mr. kw too" the cloak. sad after • few remarks is- 11;70turons; who was reeeie ctveo rsd.witli load shears. Xtl• drmalag ths eleatem npix-el, the eltremes, aon-deetremes pilmeiek is bald he had taken ec the opport and u nity derby the lisittesmonses of paying them a "ion, and lis did test think a member 'mild speed his pißtiaassadary in • better way than by visiting hie cosetittents. hi rheili. -) Be had very great pleasure meeting them. It eepereed by soma geeidatimedfriender-ledgesed ' that Water wl66hissighebadw arighggageg a?"l". Oirasi silse g thir Ptisirni t he t. gisla rwes aimaile- sib i smi lbs to V* 14111111111111100.111111001144 that he wee seam a to .• lied, as the 2 had imitot him to Lidreard , I• • maser, hi WAS determined that eel iseldwilsiaweend stick to Lisheard. •Ha the*" it ads Mr complimestery to be. be bat pet the berg sea in the House of Core yzrz Illd he woos leaky fame in repemeating the mortal in Clenomn-4 eoenty which had not always ea highest mute for moral born agha Pr:weedily at polar imestiams; he rid that rase astimmemil, ar Oa alk et ammy t ai bed. eir t emit week sad I n Ali mast i • Allnialifei iistisoreed Info say gek: Asitd Vide* for peal es *Oil. mom Me . illial. a - trarittar E 4 1 si tesSi m ee ma rore as ratios at m p= hem this seadou. Tbe 1 he woe 'n' of peat M :e lli t al Shia emery, asi wee of e d ria who, orrlesy, 'sn eer err thorough of the Mb. , bad advanced ft to a madam widek it sever at. mil were. fie reared to the Baler as Abolition at retch Urea. His regraded aid dear friend, S.r Joie relssway-(ehami)}-latrodneed his measure on the Ath of Febresary,.and he (11r. °thorne) voted for the bill-Wagers) -sat from av hostility to the church, for he enur a church me, sad ha knew that an established church less the very lad brae air rich Msl iaisisesees, and whet them Westemis ditireases. (Hear, tait. The Illel VOA 133,- 34 :. mioority which hid li ftnies swit t t he question, . .4ir John Ter lawn felt, as essay member' felt also, nod he had Raw last gam& NM as MIMI at the falling i ' was ea* midernt. Them aellrei yew is the Bases at a to take edismse ea the merlin et e h rates, mademately moo evidence Wee glass by heti samelentious men connected with the Ch IA Pu clety. These gentlemen, instead of gi ' t whims, ly about church rates, gave erbium to that interns's. went further than ha the tholiti arse tutee--that they vented do sway with tithes, aim' t, lire sepwatian at Mira sisd Mrs, This alt may poistand the result was that tee I=l l down same OD or 70. la ri: M i rra t Tither iii meat hy his Maids. It Win , Si b) get anything they sheaa ask what was r -sad arm they dashed to pt use thisig ia = a4 - Mk for Weiner. No doubt the most -yew it Ss NNW' was the production of Mr. Gladatene's • . , Win admire. . to Nr. Gladstone he should ray that " ^'l Dew's Ih e ZIT m4s r t win of the presen os t ly da a y(H • Hones j ow e s lesqualatanos, which, ea they all has., was ad a rmegt eue ; but, speaking as an isdemedset man teerjl:arueit, he :should say that hoL liad Peter struck with the thorough meads, of deteils, the Were in wh: . :E s introduced, sad the= calms fell from the of that right bee. The illr hei :as . with the Meta with' Yembe. That n th - asesiamilie, ogresitlea,_ . der yoMa ifbo hmi all am Ira_ yempuim Miersde wares raw alletalmiarais a Maker tedium for hies teat ow hear di = kris grimitim illmi Iwo =db. *ask sad sow Wail be inikilled6 bra etharie was as termed am opera et hee Issile ei Mr. alaialeee was at inmeir-he rimed , tar lishmel alder, (Cheers.) At this Nam at bey It mead he a week it emp tiest to . late ray aserekes abaft hearidis They might be very shortly baud to iniiiiishing to the iatereatel la eoasmesr. 'Who 'was the andamadr? The palls at age. That was the riOt prlnelpi• erten trade,' and ibis ammeswial treaty . lac ke d to the inierest ei the Public at Imp. (Hre, hissa4 Nay, rare ; the bratty wee dot merely essaratircially Noah but it was also poldacally pad, bemuse he looked epee it al a peat thug to be oa good dims tell Weir aext,-doer neghbour. T h ey taught to love their neighbor as themselves. Had they done so with banes ? All the prohibitory rentrictioas on trade had promoded five that insane love of goinit war with neigh - booze The Freoch system previous to was not • prohibitory system. In that year Great Bri went to war with Frame, and in 1796 it was ordained that any Frenchman who wore an article of English manufacture- - even though his wife may have given It to him ass • birth day present- if It could be proved that he knew it to be of English manufastun, or that his wife knew it to be so, dm/4 be liable to penal servitude for twenty yearn That law was afterwards repealed, but until very lately the French tariff had been grounded on • prohibitory basis. Wirt bad they got in 18801 Through the exertions of Mr. Cobden, and the gallantry of the Chancellor of the Ex• chequer, they had obtained • grist roduction of the ?reach 'duties. They were rather high still, but he had no doubt they would be reduced, and that English manufactures would be admitted into France at a lower rate than at present. It was remarkable that, although France was within two hours' journey of England, our export trade with that country wee ouly seven millions annually, while with America it was to the extent of twenty-three million, an mealy. Hs believed that the man who brought about this treaty hail conferred • great benefit, not only on France and Mabut OD the world. (Hear.) A great feature of the lts the reduction of the wine (lades. He believed the substitution of light French wises for the heady wines err imported would tend to the increase it temperance. It bed been said that there wee no necessity for the remission of the duties OD wine because wine wee • luxury, but it should be remembered that you could make anything a luxury by excesive taxation. It so hammed that under the old system the duty on the variety of wines drunk by what re called the superior classes, nut being an ad *ems duty,_ was light, while the duty on the cheaper wins which would go Leto orsunFtion b; at pv.::: Cleole Ine about WM per cent. (gear., Raving gear' some Manatee irom the letters of Mr. Thomas George Shaw se published in the Ti raw, the honourable member proceeded to state that the consumption of ardent spirits bed increased forty-eight per cent. in the last fifty years, and the comeniption of wine decreased in the same proportion ; that drunkeinese was scarcely known when wines were the ordinary drink of the inhabitants ; and that there is no country in the world when dreamers, and the crimes naturally miming from it, prevail to any such extent as among ourselves. Hs ex pressed himself in favour of giving wine licenses to refresh ment houses, and, while warmly ecummading the aorta of We Temperas°, Alliance, he avowed himself opposed to their project of introdeoing • Maine Liquor Law, for he' would not have an act of parliament passed which matt an become engine of tyranny and oppressiou in the wen . (How.) Parsing to • oomideestion of the paper dug, mid he very much doubted whether the proper time had arrived to yaks it off. (Hear.) The abolitiou of the paper ditty was the price the country paid for having Mr. Milner Odeon in the cabinet, and the amount was about one million and a half. Mr. /Miner Gibson had advocated the abolition of the paper duty when out of office, and most consistently advocated the same thing since he entered iito office ; bat, highly as he (Mr. Osborne) regaled Mr. Gibson, he objected to the country paying such • prise for his services. (Hear, hear.) It added more than • pansy pa pound to the income-tax. (Hear, hear.) The inetene ilen lead risen from fivepenoe to sevenpence, and wham now' irgere in the pound. The excuse for the Weser was the hareased estimates for the army and navy, and them Mamies had become so enormous, that many ware bawd to think if they mild not have an i = all soy lee km money, it would almost be better for thew ad Is mail linos lied there estimates bad in- There might be certain ermine ao doubt, one Si which was thatthey should hem pas s the impromegiats of the time, and there WSW mew greater facilities than ever for removing the geweer th ilhe bet el the am* with A:matron guns and pm red yew remit et war. But, srotwith steng all that, he ha lal tier eastmous increase in those eatasseM me mw am to exist. (Caen.) avian win medielly that it was sat their wish to add to the mwas at a apay tee, but how had the Hoes of Colenemg . with the question! Every advocate it pa.a....4 • to that pool of Bethesda the Corolidaied Puxal#ll, with his crippled ides, for etmythat that Siond was humethe at the easory, and only daslnsg to have • yell at the Ireblis puree. He came sow to the quietism el all IMlS:slyarikatent. It was ii pecu liarly &whined rival politicians were terrified A their own woes , and " Back readied they knew not why, Scored at moods themselves had made." (Hear.) After one party bad been pitted eseinet anstitstr, there was now a port of lull, and they wanted to get rid of the quittien, lint they did not well know bow. kle *web' mews could ha assigned for this. The . teatime bed been node between the whip and the oonerYNYrr • Skrr i ft . stone to edloe, sad the oceservatiess having ewes to we keel of the whip, the whip were obliged to be whiles and nombiliel time. (lambic ) The toe pith differed shoot She peep, bet there was no dilemma ea one Wee— Cb=ral to be the madman to drive the plete cosi •) Lord Derby. when in power, brier In • mar ewe *Weeding the franchise to IW. in wends. atidZi; beseesba. UM Mee &roil mot eothil Ned therefore briny in measure. Now, the whooshes; of reform had placed the question is • wry fibs position. Be Osbert* bad • veep big! vespeet for Kr. Might, Maytag sessompas cm use uts ed sway resit.-Par New V tiorams mks worm-ends soled SELMI AID MOMS: ' - • ........ .-‘ • ire BTAB.&T 'a ' apply at tlio Cr Mom Mk tameo l anAdaeog, lbo very but Pavia Md. wind. Is. AL ; =MA Sa. AA A ST . TARR- -HALL. —Rot3l3l,ac...lear te i =VC . tar OrtaMsSylass rot for two extra ambrie MAC Lam Maetegress a'. May Day,' and Weber's sap akin =ler ir lhs4 Wen ell. i, .I,=_ N alissas A l M _Asess. now I. " Dar PIMMIses. ' WILIMMAIDAT, I. (I taarfi 1 0 du %d i c K uRRAc Luz ja nd d d i m • d urn tg waft for Mis. SA. Ms. and As.--itAltrA sad OW, lah As erection of Mr. JOHN lIIILLAN. mends- .l4 ' rte strut (oak eatrasco Maddox .stresA. Maim Mho Paw gowned. lffiss Mow. • WOW , PrSIS , St . the AA AM Mat Mill ROW & th i ll Ha AA T Txto. AarnEitoo.v. Osomesdar : beam la the Lea. ik• am lllo l. IRStatt. lE. Is ed.; raft an .. Am rd hr RIM SW insannoran goods. Has psi OINTLIKIN.—/HYTICIII of REMOVAL. • itamespi AA ymmems. -mob so JAMB rlionitoN 1 1° Tfe. man Am Aland M iiheelnisty asesesso to nom e. ALBERT SMITH'S MONT BLANC adomiL_ ____._ _..._fam ad Ce., A 111Atannaanae, Inanaa. Le: Ns leshime awes Dialtelwest to tare swam pawn, •liik IttNIONT.In sad 70.3401110WillSAM lad IT ooh wan A mai Wm more teal I• any ••• trim all Atil t, WlOn i rrt or swim t firrlaa b ia. 4 4.llV Ink= - o th eillie him at =skies Inman as It pir •s*, essay tier 1 ase1•11 well lie taint la _TAUS Titomso A r7l l .;d il eCt.'s LONDON LINK ... isas4 "" wwwilk ler ' 14"1.4 ' am 11.2 " 144 " 4"17 ' "" " 144) ; 44.4 44 ' .4" 34 41 f* will he TA /111001LATIMITT, 10111D4ITIIJOrt toot la a 'AP of /*CART SHIM tows 14 )5 1) 51 to AVIITIMIA. Awn wet MEassessaiwisa. 'and /11rA GERMAN MED, 'TO-NIONT * JON. illiE ll ISII/4 C.ALMOSS lA, %MST INDIO. As.-LAII Newts TIE NNW OPIUM DITIINITIn QM PIA l i g i s t a . d /INDY MIMING .sssefalstawdenl, AI. ' Ow.) :Ho orspirlier lisutenss ships win Is Eseplashal se nadir. gessegies fie dapper% amdi powwows las* isintils eoevepass: MX ." T re Vl4 "I f k " r wa. a fUnt " slt r airia ' " 4". " tai/ this be OMNI AND moss fairsz. now, tit I Ships Tem i Captain. Ireinisiles. IZZ N T : aid BON bog to lists Gist their pro- Ll= a Lt7l. at flie l = 11 l ALtElt iara r7 I ' •. ""t w barli . uc. ,_ passieri sir NAM awl MOW awes& my el Mon wine 1 04 1 itsphrstes .... 41S 0. Scents .... .. Data Asnase 4WD resit is mum la Is mans. TM Z•• par a iii thi t l ou ßtL i T t se it i r i arl i t ; c lV 4 d a d j: Viiii must . Ern A. lawssems. .. Seam sidled the pladpel arrival bat at lento sal Area he the 0 ,„4 . _ -•"%., 81 ,4„ . thii,eslilis . I: Maw . _sellislieg -- i . .. . . eol • . 11 0 * ]lade • •• .1 747 Jr T ••• et wish I. a 1 1 a .014 0.6 ,....... a. hig...11 bea r Ulm quemiu M t NATION ABHIMBLY 110(bwma - j a Dodo odor OW lailliwer eso --.... Hti mew an I. Least Toledo& Deets Tbstr 11111P0113 PAILONING D ei S'hralljg eo ll= =es ,- '.. =lrk . • ' ' 121 I'' :. Jobs Maws .. as T. naaassaa Aassaana „Leedom Dodo wennel with sa eallestwe/De• 01 the - - 11.sIM ass 0. Caries Aleaspors lowa. Duels Aida : I I I ,"'" REVIS lii nearlotto Jaw. , sal a. Polar Medi MUM . -', row r 4, ' . .X. Pesnse. • ilinSly. etlialaist n ban • . horst*, - - •••••• '"" wartalhoilp, ot • as 4 Asora d =SMSlMS* 61 .Mla I " . . .- to JAMAS It is quite unequalled, erma A ths statroyolla cd = IL it . A eau al a i .' • , . ; soil Os.. 11. sus.. e, I.C. ..." • lees star hr been bestowed os the HOSIIRT, HAT mid Ago 'ir L L ROOMS, Grant Windsnill-abroak IN "' CAP sod DOM sod MOE DATARTMENTS, wide h haws tr. WITY IfrEAM COMMUNICATION to Ankidea ova ob sotiewly now stoat at Ashiosabta sad isasosa- Ltaesdally.-NOTICK - A misfficsat /MOOING =B7 lit TL XI ST LORA -The LITLIPLICIL. SLR MM. tod bie goods at as& prisms aa enabk the propriaton to oda their L IN" trit= M oors their PHILADITLPIITA STEAMMIL (AillitANY Wald ilialig 001 111 their hitpowered ism Resew alaibrehipl ow esnra . et Querwasara 11.11. -E. =nos Nod take this orportwany of d'oselessire to the "ewer Modem Doors epsiiii? r d i d u d o h.d i to subset stoesmen aad dansteass. aa s- AA Ithst thsLAlsad dem thstr awiessam Illas MI t e sii AHRIRIR. 211 . -Ad from II ZEDUOIIOISpI TN/ yrurs Dll7llll. E V 11.0 Plniii -- - and --- 13010 NIAL WIWI ODIDANY,%%Stes& &W. The proosoOrrs at lb* atm bog to omsonce that Oboy havo rodooWl Gob WAIF of awl now der 'heti Immo' Me full beret d las raw iimstimll. LOYAL VICTOIt• REHAGE..Efa per dozen. ltbM.drd Nasatisaws.) SPLENDID OLD PORT,Iw yean la W wed Pardons. !WARM AN° MISHAP CHAMPAGNE Me.„ R. /LINEN CLAM, pen sad WA's. really SM. fIIRT COGNAC MANDY (Pale ar araw) W. and 63. SOUTH *nueArt Pot?, SHIUULT, Soe awl Ns TM Mat war latrodwarid tale thls egandr. Bottles and packages Incladed. and oh doom our hie to any naval stalks In andland or Wain oo Into oa on appli cation. Tomo on& WILLIAM ILIUD M TIPPING b , llstsays. REPRINENTATION or tILLIFOLD.—A meeting Wan held in the Mayor's parlour Salford, on Saturday, to de termine the best mesas of souring ea additional member for Salford in the Reform BEL Mr. Dug&le moved : "That this meeting highly approves of the course taken by lb. Massey, M.P., and Mr. Batley, M.P., in placing a notice oft the proceedings of the Romeo( Oommons of Mr. Barley 's intention to move in committee the insertion of • clause in the Reform Bill to the effect that after the present paths. ment the borough of Salton' shall return two members." —Mr. Loam moved : "That a further appeal be made to her Majesty's imminent, and that tho several members of the two of the county of Lancaster, and of the remedies boroughs In mach 'misty, be requested to "amid such appeal." These resolutions were agreed Massey, M.P. for the borough, rid the sub . t was me to which the government were net uafrteedly, their only &faculty, while admitting the being the opening too wide • door to other claims. Mr. Bailey, M.P., and Mr. Tamer, M.P., espoused their sp. Koval of the resolutions, which were aped to. RUILISENTATION or HAIIWICIL—The raped of affairs in coonezion with the impending election fee Her wich has not undergone much change sines the snidest was last noticed. The three /Wend dates--Mr. Brett, Mr. Thompoom and Mr. Montagu Chambem—appeer to be all determined to go to th e p o ll. Mr. Brett has issued an ad- I dress to the electors in which he states thit, " whether 2rmiby Mr. Tbompsoa, or mom gratefully with his Anal i i ! ft his positive dsterniinatiou to press his claims to the end, Simultaneously with the ;indication of Mr. Bred's address, Mr. Thompson held a meeting of his im =rad it it quite possible that the more the matter is the more difficult will it become to adjust the dans of the osagending patties. Mr. Montagu Chambers, who less dead es tea r po mlbls aloof from the *tale of the *MUM ilestiefts which the the borough is expected down gad la • day or too. Meanwhile the conservatives ideal* over the ifinermskie in the liberal interest, end look forward to the return of their candidate, the Sta. L Rowley. A meeting was held on Saturday wigo to dads the Hoe. W. T. Campbell, M.P., previous hfs 'levities to the n holm, io take leave of the *lectern Dr. Burt pwrdei , sad in the name of the meet ing read a complimentary edema to the boo gentleman, to which be returned thanks in • speech which had refer ence mainly to the Reform Bill now Wen the Home of Oommearet the farther progress et wide\ he advised MK ULF EFFICACIOUS raid MILD . them to petition , ualil select coramidds had Mordred isle .1. De. MITTS sad LIVS/t the sub 4. A petition to that elect was attermanla without my Mercartal Ingredient, frees the retire PU t_ 111 PM 1 • 7 . Se " - 1.1 "" Pm ' I * ft ." /abb ." C a Teiregnit to announce tile death of Mr. John who 111111ikt Mom bilious art Moir omens/Ma ledisillies triad, =skidlifar. di.gifteg A. ow, Se t . Fsf Wilda oft- rialaildl, beim/Y. lo d ftledlace• Oak Ind as a Wally wriest amilletatt La" trdt OM" lie diol C 4 11661 Y 4°614 1 0 .4 kb rublibb 5 k 144 1 -1 2; illet mai la llelf ullan and le UNIP ' his fith = l„.. miarty of lids' wove spout suds appellia. b y Amadeu aid demean. Os whole naronne &yam. —DWI by meg set Il e dd. sl e ek Be gun n o ea t I dd e art u m I PALACI.—HALP-OZOWn ; n• is we • sgear• per isee. grab vilikis Bay, APRIL 14.—Adraisiiees payment , 1,557 ; ditto by 11111.Jemsaire•Vagraved IS the mivermaent shimui mess link*, ETU ; total visited ; 11,310. A LLSOPFS IALE1 ALE ALE.—Marrs. FIND xi. LAMA, MAC[ TODD, TODD, sad Co beg to mambos gat May ono mow proparal to ify ALLBOPYB PAL[ ALL of the lama gala/ la 1184lia owl (*AMA of 18 gallon.' and upwards. Tooloyatroot, LC. Illano—Vaalsr Lmikaaridge, Italway nation. &aroma, 215, THE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and 00/11LBS la 'SMILAX') we as oil Mow to be obtolood of MILLS% ma OA, Tot Marebaatia. 11, Lag Wllllomatroot, pg. Good oboes umsfal Cows 7M OIL, So. 10d., SA, to. 114., sad OA Ask floalboas, SA ad.. di. 10L, sod 4s. Too aoloollos to Ur who d N ..tat aorriago fres to say railway slalom or wawfost two to 10.81siol A price eurront from Suggaroot swim* plow. Alpo& aorlaao free wltlds West Wks of As 011 y. T HII EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY ), the owly Compaq who Pipet their ova TUB Yid sitarierdias &mak—a door Pohl. of 1,9 pa art no oalobra Mb. bog of the from fa ad. pw of mew la the bony, from let : two Loprag Somiers, h pounds. es. Ili,- Waselsowa. 9. Goof 81.. liatow'oolorchyara. 11lehoggIA•41.1.. Q•IISA 1113.--WINULtiII HOURNADI reos.lid. Dad, 74. parlb.—Dollll7ollsad SON, IMAM. itissedl4osesi. TZETH. —Mr. MIZELL, !wren Dentist, 314, Resent street finks the reephedmele), himbse b PATIN? 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Two volumes, Svo. File„ DISSERTATIONS sad DISCUSSIONS, Political, Philosophical. And BlatorteaL By Joan must mak 8.4 7 the mime Aulemr, ON LIMIT. Ta. M. PRINCIPIJM of POLITIM DICONOMY. Fourth Edition. Two Volumes. 110 e. MYSTIC! of LOGIC. Fourth Edition Two Vols. Ise. THOUGHTS on PARLIAMENTARY REYORM. SKIM' Edition, with Additions. Is. 64, London Jolla YA if fitter and Son, West Strand. (Stamped id. AdtritiovaL) who $4 don* a greet dm of good, and would do more, bat he could not help thinking that be had to his nature a little 'Of the diepoldtiora of that belehnsted , tNHrirja Bo —{peat lepgbser)—aod wee awes, foe ilearig war loony. He (14. Oelioroe) did not use the um of slava de touriebig the higher dares. )HMI', H. bellowed It wen ovary itsVe . th. voas tida manner r y startarallie seinakers , ooaus, k be tts z etzt , there wad , een ' ty ttet iii eersey that teetho amp of Goiskinfledn. and beorns.a member of that orietnersey, sod it should be re timbered that the Hcitindi, antlillandbyehad bees wittortred iniefroce at theireotokteltree :Brosnan, the James, an4 . theßabiasons. ile did not down to denounce firve Jones, end Ron, and be was an little inclined to duDAfrer the ahietoursey. He found members at the anistrarsif ‘ emaring as *erste, in then eitelleat force the Vohinteer and be knew that if danger threatened the country the `would be as 'ready at any other men to rise in her defame Therefore be should d' it from the lineal coa•lint punned by ins excellent f rand —for Mr. Bright was his friend ; but from having that Benicia tem. =l;t, and being a most extreool nerdy aleverandetraight 2 0 wee ten fond of pitching his bat ialo the paths mastery prise ring, and punishing his adverseiy in pagitirtie fashion. (Great hughter.) genet* to the exten sion el the raftragio as proposed by Lend. Joie . Rainell'e bill, Mee Orborn• Preolgomo94_the pia. proposed a chg.'s/ °6B ; ner did think the lbal could properly be called • re , , fersibilti foe it did with the woes et itra prang Let" 011 the • Olin he protege* he feline t country _ awl* be Weide sad mild* Winos* insisand • Aoahh and • Ennio moue wore hignsesilis ths smorestien lot Dreg to BeanosOwn Ingiande yet they did salibiterfere. e War any dash in the matter he did not thick it eel cm the part of the /renal Emperor. led Gaunt Garev we only too glad to get rid of the Hareywria, whose deputies were always caning • dostwbasbees in the Piedmonts'. cabinet. Besides; the essitiyardi themselves, a ?resell • pinking people, grehrsed to be unistliced. to ]banes, AD was oat a waiter we wed -to loggerheads 'bout. dtr. Oeleaswe rogged Ids art amid prolonged cheers. Oe Wt Naar if kin. BCIUgARD AUSTIN,. ISCOIS4d by ltr Swag atmealhlit win paned warmly aggewnsig Mr. Oshoindh i rlinwentary conduct, 111141 NI . • OARDIN4IA iii*P44F Air tAll P4PAL -417isriorf. Yesterday wu the d y isointed by Cedilla Wiseman for a nelbilliia I. be aids in all the Homan ya. thohc churches and thuds d the metropolis in aid of the fund now being universally raised for his holiness the For. The (lint takes Unstop of the occasion to &Minn • loallosal Irate,. to the faithful, in witich he eaters fully Site ' the put sad present position of the papol question. document, which is dated from Rome, is of considerable langth,and is by dimities divided into two portions, the first (whisk only was sled yesterday, the remainder being lak for next Sunday. The sodden gutting off of resources from the =t provisoes and the extmonlinary avows on the Pual government, would, it it naturally sugges t the contributions of all the fful towards 'benevoleoee' in favour of the Holy Father. The example of Ireland was rehired to as being worthy to be kllqweil in this respect. Hope was ex pressed that a favourable loan will be immediately set. on foot, and the eardisal tends that it Mil find success eyen in 'Lifland ; but in the mouthful t h ey mast eurt them- Selves to lay a filial tribute it the feet of his holiness, whose hush his eminence especially eonummicates to Ids Ault. A eol3eHiw was then mode. NT.' GEORGE'S IN TIIN EAST. The evening service paved over yesterday in scow parativequiet. There was an immense crowd, greater than on an previous occasion, and the rumours of an intended ce were pretty poem' amongst the htmdreds greeted in in Cannometries keg before the gates were veiled, but Nippily they were sumours and nothing _mdse. The rector had taken ample precautions for a vigorous defense spinet any eventuality that might have been a There was a polioupprce sufficient to maintain cori the church, consistuig of 15 toostablee under the of limpector Allison, a most efficient officer, whose judicious arrangement of hie men, and the limners but at the seine time conciliatory tact he evinced whenever any e m al ptoms interruptioe took place, tended In no small to the geeerally peaceful ehanseter of the proceedings. But in addition to the polite Mr. King bad secured the service. of a very large number of personal friends, or sympathisers, 'who, admitted by the private gate through the house Wore the geaend public weruallowed to enter, filled eastern end of the church, and monopolised the whole of the free seats, two-thirds of the way down the centre Male. At previoas services which we have attended there has always been mooed the °coupon of the free-seats end the pews next to the dunce!, who were present when the general public were admitted, • fair proportion of ladies and ruing females ; lest evening they consulted wholly ed the Warner sex • and, judging from their appearance, persona of a higher station in life than we generally find occupying the sittings intended for the poor who cannot afford to pay for pews—where pews exist. There was some delay in opening the gates, oopsequent per. upon the fear that the situldtaneona rush of so large a body of people as were resembled ounide might result in some accident, or be taken advantage of by those who were really anxious for a disturbance to accomplish their object. Nor was admission permitted to the parishioners until the rector had satisfied himself by inquiries of the inspector, through the medium of the sexton, that the polm froze was what he considered powerful enough for all the duties it was likely to be called on to perform. When at length the doors were thrown open the church wee in stantly filled. Not only every seat, including pulpit, read. ing•tiesk, and gallery stairs, but all the standing room, was oocapied, and am the stream kept preens.' sir up towards the east as fresh comers forced their way in, and as that was the principal scene of attraction, aa the locality . of the principal actors in the innovatioas of which the parinh . onen Qom** and therefore the certain 'cane of arty riut, if riot took place, the pressure in that part of the building was something terrible. A way was obtained for the entrance and exit of the choristers and clergy, who, as I reis,. , aii n a in end windiest informal PreCearnuO, and forthe officiating clergymen to pus from the eticrattioa; ~rt e; . where they take their seat, with the chair when not aolaally reading or preaching, but it was with the greatest dill:tiny, end mimed all the exertions of the united force of the police and churchwardens, aided by Mr. King's Mende, who were in the immediate vicinity. The service, which was of the usual choral character, cannot be said to have been entirely unudenopted, but the interruption was of the slightest, being confined to ocoaasonal taming, coughing, end an apparently systematio attempt . to drown by power of lung the chanted impound; ef the cho w, which attempt, owing te the vastnere of the congregation who were opposed to that mode of performing divine worship, was frequently snareesful. The Rev. Bryan King read the prayers from the reading desk, and the Rev. G. F. Lee, the preacher of the morning, preached the sermon. The letter was founded upon the words in the 29th verse of the 24th chapter of ER. Luke's gospel, " Abide with us for it is evening, and the day is far spent." The theme was the necessity of calling upon the Lord continually to abide with us, and it was argumentatively and eloquently worked out, nothing to be complained of on the of orthodoxy. Once or twice when a sen t:no. 8 7— dropped from him which taken without its custext, besapposed to refer to the religious differences in the at ud the preacher was interrupted by hissing, and was tenure. But the interruption was partial, and he appeared to reoognise the right of the congreption to their dimwit in this way, by telling them that they him, and entering into au explanation of what he really meant. Wises the service was over, and the procession of priests and choristers was formed, and proceeded to leave the church, the hostile part of the con. pigsties no longer thought it necessary to opaline them selves within the rules of decorum. As the procession began to move, a perfect storm of !times, groans, and yells was raised, which ceased not until the Let white surplice had left the church. Tim New Bissor or Roasserss. —The Bishop nominate of Rochester, as Reciter of SR Mary's, Sonthamp , t o o., presided at the Faster vestry meeting in that parish last week, and in bit valedr!octioj speech said, with referenc e to his elevation to the • bench, that "ail • sup. porter of what were aped oorniervetive principles, and the brother of one who had recen tly withdrawn from the repe -1 seetation of the University of Cambridge, he felt tly bewared by the dike being conferred by the who bad selected him, without being in any way sought for ce , his pert, upon one who differed from him w political principles. It showed that that distinguished statesman (Lard Palmerston) did not allow himself to be swayed by meets, and his only c e n ditioe was the expression of an political consid e rations in regard to ecrlctiluitical appoint. seeertice, that he trusted to him (Archdeacon Wigram) to =l7 anointment." The Rev. Canon Miller, of 'Ur ea the Rev. Mark Cooper, of Rrainshem, in the New ghee* have each been mentioned as likely to receive the sppointment of rector of St Mars's , South . neetard by the bishop nominate. Yesterday m o m . whm mammas! corpomtiotrof Southampton proceeded in Aoki to IL Yery's Church. The bishop met the corporate body at the Awlithouse, and walked in the promotion with Ole mayor sod high a.e.f. The sermon was preached by the Mew. 13.Biails ,vr the stayer's chaplain. 'lh• 00i. potation had not attended St. Mary's Church in state for many years before yesterday. Is the evening the bishop preached his farewell errems. • • A ROYLL ROOMS, Grail Wiscignillielge*, 11 Piccadilly —NCYLICIL A tannallteltat WON tal this Establishment, Open PIO gyehing w ith the mourns mom osadsotad by Mann Nolte. end Adnaindati d'oesbastre to ammo, Napotoon. Doors open at b o'clock. , ls. T HE LONDON . PAVILION Tiabarse-stermit, Ita mot %nal a plasoult ssoning p to tow letl i Ort PAVMOF, Obi room in Lake, and the hod CONCERT. •Adralsaion (by swltsobtoont Itch* Illy— Dowling Alltyn nk OsUerles. ie. WEDDING mad BIRTHDAY PREEUEN D I HAgoAtourit, Piccadilly, aiblatioa to elegant STOM DILWINO CARO, TRAMS:NO MG illilln_POLWYM, Wrltiolt Caw& Wailt• DOW" Jewel !boss LADIES' itinTICVLE and CAULJAOt BAOM of