The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-13 00:00:00

5^ /1 .BEM S PAPE R ( 1:4 40 .00,6" fj t ' l ' i r e t • t 4`0660 6 640' 19 " - 1 3 3, 1' 11 0 pa usual, t Na 4.264.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, Apit4 18, 000:i (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. 1.111. BRIGHT AT MANCHII42II. WI9I KLY COMMUNICATION to , 4 sw LYMAN**, IIA TOM. dud /VILA DILIWIA MILI11111? CONFMIT Mad Wspaklabs ago *lllowered leas Row s dlsawskin i tiz dI floseestees Mrsbed! prodows sod dwadass. W 'nom uvgaraca. saa 11111rYOU. C A RT ov W I rrstriannuAp r a M. dad wow sisswedlad W arm vamp. IT. sod Piww. is She realm.- Yaw remmi reases, plank wey*sms amslwl Pasomews esst morn swil us Weft** Waft booked 21. 5 .0 al wry W WAMEss IoWL-11,a dram pertbselsrs 'WN MILIAN WWWwW u rgesl . Of itl arl MACZT. W 6 ~, TAI WINE LIONNSINO BILL. OPOLIT.4I Wit iii' • toasting of beer-riellerre and others interested in !the eledillma et the sooliopely in ferroiated licsme hilli play at the London TIMM. Mr. oza prodded. Th e moths was veg numerously anon The Onarnmati, in opening the proceeding., sand that the Wine. in el the covering& yes morn important measly* , To that bill the most determined opponents were the old friends the noosed victuallers, who, in their anger, had stigmatised the bestsellers as a meet dimsp•lahi elem. They met there to repel that seomation *garnet • dam el headers De c iphering at least 40,000 persona. At Norwich there were 576 licensed houses sod 70 beer-houses. Out tf the whole of there heard homes oily 18 were fame.) Out of the licensed homes 110 sold ode beer aid porter, but kept open ell te att r .,.to the injury of the elder. Miley of teem, , paid only a getese a yscr he their beer Itemise, the home being triseseed es adega' sustain rent. hest there was Groat Yarmouth, with daft. victeabers and 50 beer-howess, the peat belk theism's. belaying temegestrates, she adennind beings suebees es bossing days, but were Deem ems is Me court-home at other times. The chancier given el. the A Unitised looses in Great Yarmouth, by a magistade elf ifiL 'Mar' etandiag, wee that they kept up ampo%= mad immorality, all night long. In there were 465 'Sensed houses and 1,538 beer-shops ; lieb• these, the pudic insisted en proper eacommodsAion„ sad tie 1 illefflotedeli vete obliged to permit it Then ea to crime hang osecocted in beer-shops he found that in Manchester robberies had been committee, lieensed hosier and 20 is bee-hiseen; there being lisesed booms to 1,538 beershow (Hear, hey.) le Liverpool then were 175 Unused louses which were wholly supported by thieves mad proiltantet:. Is Loudon he feehd that esseammishm of the Wooed house were sawed at from AM. to Tn., whereas he knew hundred' of beer-sellers who paid from 60X. to 701. a year rent. let Gindatiorla bill wis sot so' good a hill ea they Mel • debt to 'spat, but it wenthor Mall Ned of the wedge which was tei t... 2 . t . tlll o beleriti lmonemoly, and it was ths dud . Riteitit Offe: - • - te:2 7 t mewed the Mt eillotedis. eFfferld d. the government bill os an ximstion to the recommen 'detain of the sleet of 1854. The rawhides mho harmed the principle of free beds and open anew Welt Mr. HIMICK, in seconding the resolution, complained that for 20 years he ban been persecuted by the publicans of hie district, who had without the slightest muse syste matically opposed his obtaining a license. On last limning day he had been refused by a majority of only one. He tmened that no person present would lease without signing z o n,mition. unanimously agreed to. Mr. Means propo sed a the second resolution, which averred that time aloe of the bill would be to create &superior ones of .solnpreet homes. He stated that Mr. Gladstone had in f Won that there was nothing in the bill practically to sibrehe position of the beerhoeses, as under the bill ther U of a penny roll and • mutton chop would make saysorehop an eat r; The veaker pro to complain of " that renegade Ayrton, Z 7 lted broken his prairies . and deserted the heersellers. In his opinion the beer.sellers had t on,, seeing ▪ to thank for their depressed position, seeing that them was not more than 306 of the body in the society. (ghasse.) But eves the licensed victuallers themselves were not better off, being treated as slaves and children by the liilleitrates. The speaker next proceeded to amuse the :lrdisword insalotes of the sepsientes, mid against the teetotellees, who, he mid, en. brg ° coffee-house*, where gambling wee permitted i which a beerehop keeper would be meharaol be pima He believed that Mr. Ciledetene's bill would be canna but in the mealtime he conjured the meeting top ranks In its favour, sad to support it by every other meow is Moir power. Mr. AIRFOIL' 110000 d t i d& 2111011161011. Mr. HARDING (Ad • square) supported the resole.' , don, sad warmly &premed the opposition of the lieensid victudies. As a working seen himself, be dmispatal this government bill as an extemedinyily good mason • The resolution was carried unanimously. Mr. Wl', moved a resolution protesting against • brewers' mad the arbitrary conduct of the inegin. Yates in gun • • and further expressing the * mon that this was likely to cure both evils. 'rho speaker argued at seem length spina Mr. Hardy's speech in the house, end croutesded that the government bill Sham in connection with the French treaty wee an excellent use sure, and would tend to draw closer the bonds of basil* between two grestoomiries. Mr. West, after some feather remarks, proceeded at once to move the resolution. I Mr. J. HALL seconded the rescantion ' on the ground that the existing homes did nee am& enflhimat scoommodeliner to the working. men. The liegemies system was a disgme to Risked, and although he imipp d the Wine Bill he MI , not mean to stop the... Ms to have a • I id& &OM enialdsr 1:1=7 hem) Mae of die ifemaste elMr. AMIN, hostel the pail la the L.? .. he pee thee rottener he isoldd be st the bot h= the neat. (Loud &ears.) The resolution was agreed to, as was a fourth, adopting a paid= to parliament in support of the governmeet after which the proceedings terminated with the usual vote of thanks to the chairman. A special geuerel meeting of the shareholders in this undertaking wass held at the Load= Tavern yesterday YPuril""lard:ranMAetrondunkataoile°litalti°a 11:217a; :for th e PurP°"e o f approving the following Itilis " A Mill for eftablusg the Metropolitan Railway to acquire additional lards for the austruction ee nre ra ilway and for station accommodation, for antatiag the Apb relating to the Railway, and for other purposes." " A Hill for foraing . a atiwnsficom,London7dwithraj7 to oceneet the Metropobtee lisHway with the proposed Meat Market depot and it°rah" tile new "B o Ami rea th °Bill4ses't e hfi t N icine efol e aaddr eth 'mai"ag a'll . e inf .crou tit ofth :hibrat e, and for nasty ..t.ing eat= wm a g aig a g g beg** the Halt Northern cep d Metropolitan Rawly *Rh reterderts thereto.' Mi. Melee& gk the kat end sw a t tat met amseraisaams reposed hy.,e, chairman the Mb el* LellpeYaag the MeNrlts to mak7PeaTtlite raisin b them se waggle them a=r o p ullat, ediect, In snorer toe guidon from a Mr. Puma aid the arrangement was that the Mstropo- Ban Railway should make the Madan-lase junction with the Northern main tins; and that the Oast Northern shoitkl make the other junction called the Hotel Junction, Maoris being for the up, and the other forthe down trate, thew latter being the more expensive of. the an" imeHoa. The fachttion was than agreed to. Mr. Burscaski aid the case bill, which was for forming a very short line sad last M oswaset the Mqi el tan Railway with the prop:wed most smehig ok aesfd soli be atereallednitihkr usuelinahmseshilt for establishing the meat market lad not yet pained the . Ceaunanis • • - The Ctiamman said it be to adjourn nisseo6 sad he would orsM e g . at _the meamg ad until the 22adg The madam having bass called for a spode! object no resolutian , suatesisi Irith any other elilsaassid he pat to the At the some time there were two subjects, nue of which • laiUmseM undertaken to bring before the meeting. As were aware, there was a project on foot to build a Palace at Muswell•hill. He believed that the one at Ryden has was visited by a million and a half of parsons last year. and those who were engaged in the other project tho that at least as many would be attracted to the new one at Muswell-hill, and that if it were built at a ranch less cad than the other one it might be made to pay. And th ey suggested that as the main portion el the train would come over this line, the shareholders in this under taking might take shares in the other. He believed that they would have a very large traffic without this proposed addition. At the same tone if they could lacrosse the trace, and could carry it, their line would be so much the more, rofitable, and such as chose might take shares in their • capacity. There was another question which be believed would be brought before them by their old fratall Mr. Pearson, who was anxious to have some commemoration of the commencement of this railway. But he was bound MR. ALBIRT SMITH'S MONT BLANC TONWMIT st 1. and TOMORROW AFTSINOON I. and STYMY RIO N? Rat aataaday, at d: aM Tardy sad illargay Allarsaaaa. at S. Nana Oa can tat talus M asaassa. Egyptian Ran, daily. trona ; ano gamy la. WEDDING and BIRTHDAY 211BRIENTIEL DRIOna tt, Pkaidaly, tattle atlasiloa to ids Mfi g !Cl of DIMING VAS TRAWSILIWW IMAM AGB, DEIPATCH /10XES, Wars(Work Arad Craw LADlllfr RITICtill sod CAZZIACIZ MOM III.4VAL MOUNTED xxvigancAass. ratT 4 iroWa 8. 13 and INMAN - CB so mite: Besot Caskets, lriattas. sad More Bores, OM NNW PATICIIT 11111.411ASING 11001(41LIDZ, also a choice varlet of ILLOANCIRS sod NOVILTIBB imitable for PIERINTATION, too variant to I smammale. To he Met at MILT BSIDBICRiIta 42. two doom tram Sackellieetnet. Miland Mrs. OERMAN REID, TO-NIGHT, d EVERT SWING 'mama Selemisp, M o ir red Thus */ sad SeMMLAlMemeas M will eve POPITLAII ILLUSTRATION "Oar Mem Medi" sal •• Seallkie gic = of wswing sad kW= S LIM aS the ROYAL 0 t ALW I J MUMMA. TION, 14, RegesitMeed. Adesieseee. la. la : GOMA ea. mama M , end M Omer, baba lad Oe.•S M. AMPS& Om& —LAM .YMn.t Selly now LI ERPOOL to frutn V FICA v ia S T VO RAM arlaaa by the Mamma Oessa Illsmille Ompists lima 111111111mmea. nor uvtan,uc TO PORTLUID. Noll' IMlss. Apeil is. i I Anillipase% MY , esmiaas, April $. Nous Sadly MN P omp 11l Carding. Nal ? So Nara Imatissa w sr aN. Vett, Dram. quisaata : Tia tiataa. ma rrlA MIL wad U 110.. aamariag b asasmir lila Plig=4 , llind SA . awl la all /aft at Owed% at Illimaga ialse‘ la twit to Is lisa aut maladaw—lir 'either II ta MW. sag U,A= If, Walla , alma "TM dory of our Urea boat to yesr."--libikeert. On tar 12th ad April will be sloth, p prise R. GC bound In THE SECOND VOLVMI' OP ALL THE YEAR ROUND, Conducted by OLuisl.DEEJors. Containing the concluding Cll.lere of A TALE of TWO CITIES, by MAIL,' Diamiss ; THE WOMAN In WHITE (to be completed In July;. by WOM 004.118 ; And the rinnaiz ?Wm of Old UNCOMMERCIAL rasvx.uas. by Minute DICKY:St ige lals• de a wallet ol . Orlginal Adiclea on satojacte of I ' F a lliW t egly ensnare, price 2d , sad In aacetbly M i st ir 'a tralrt ` ig, "` pTetb i lf7V . . 1wt .1 ;•? 1 ,.3 giadines d .• Hboaebold Words." VICTORIA CROSS GALLI:RY A WiLW ma. pimdift, One DAILY, frau IC as 7. Oco nbilleg. In Were. tree. TM end, of bit yee's swim Mtn aimorene Menem, pealed by L W. Doo AO nseam osu WOO STEAM twice a week to ROITIRDAM and the !WINK —rho Nethenerie theithbath Comm re nth sad pethorielelems-dith BATAVIA& thiremile W. MITS. Waves teen. eithie the Duthie theele isandes at 11. and the Ilse pewees' germ Weather mix _ . J. MILL In el the " Byetherd." troth a I . F o L ie =evevy isareis. early. Beth Ow vino& ~ _tr Itor , Ary.z - rer Psi" mune .i. NATIONAL ABNZNIBLY ROOMS, —The liksMikkorsi& pefrowapaudy dis tinguished tnr Pr sad misillre Iremag at Ils &mom t km; ea. Wird wt 46 pookellia of tin . B =mamo• oner . CVILIY &INING. The OM diseatlas, of Mr. W. 11. Packer, plffirs e == ramilloss1111•88681. soprwed eke's! as& - modem ram Dens wan M be&gool & icsims - Mill7eoWr . r. - ir. re474--ii•-. iTy7 LT. egIIAP mid ZXPSDITIOUB BOUTX to /4, TUB LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-street, Rapaartal-11 you want to speed a ',karat rands% so to the LONDON PAW/LION, the Arlen roping In London, and IeasCONCIRT. Adulation ,by ratraduotot tick* U— nman, ADA" Lk Gallerias. tta THE SPECTATOR of TO-MORROW (Prioe ed., allaugeg M.) wail contain. in addition to ail the nese, Foreign. mg enteral um of the week, lb . following testes ' tin &we Adieu! Action ! Adieu r—Vilhon'e Peers 111 M— . itionsies Aet—lteligions Freedom in Itelp-4 flees to the thoweli—The Post-ontai Itennet—Nottose c 4 'huger. , tent NOW Heft : l Geary Villiers, Leskod B . ete . 1 1, = 1n : ._ 11111 r isk Worn in . Pow. Veers in au 11.4.11agins Mewl y: to WATIWORD awl o, ) rsgwa 66 11ltYlitD I AVEC, nod lam pmerful =MI .ratan frost the Terminus al Saw Itaisrd. D 6 117 WNW At 4 rforfl fr.m 7.10 a en elms, matt 6 6.s third dor trodho ra.kllllo n. Every Tl' IRDA V, TIN MOAT. mad SATURDAY le CORK by thy NM. trAln. WO If L ROOM S. Great nordiub.—Xolloll mereillamt IL. allied Se lib ibeeillehmah Opea ever MINCING y Imolai ertlit the MONSTER USD, easement( by Mesa Ledia t dig d'areheetre to the !sparer Northam Dem eon MSo sleek. Allesisdaa. Zei;. — Yu'.: aseens-ciask IY.M. TbArdmaim K. turn tititeta, *y41110,16 IN s=tir, 71.. Ifire4-clasa. I 4. Wl4 dim irtzum .t•miti• lons Walliebrd 41n: US pull.. NMI km.. cock wr a p y itaagsg. auml . —tor hielkir Forth ,du. at Os Itallway Milks : or to floons. lOW ~M J , 14'106u ." x a a . Climpadwest. Unsay IMO^ Now Mailort AMOS; or to*. DOWYZY, Waterford; ye Mara CU Cott. m WINN DOTIIL E Mtn W farad COLONIAL WINZ osarAirr, us. rdwisig LW. The prometere of the above Company bee to amowaseet that Ow have reared their NM of Pram awl ow east Weds pitons the tall !.refit t,f the new madam. MUSIC. ma iLtJUTYIS TIIMATILL The performance, last Wet, of Doniaottet chef damper, La "Morita, introduced to the aoquaiatance of the English public Madame Boeghi Memo, the celebrated contralto, who for several years has been the idol of the ' Parbrians,and, there is no doubt, will be se great a favourite here. As an actress and • singer she is of the very highest I class. In the first place, she is beautiful, and her beauty bas all the freshmen of youth. In figure she may be de scribed by the expressive bat untranslatable word mite slender, flexible, and exceedingly graceful. She has a classically formed head, and her features, though delicate, are capable of strong and varied expression. Her voice, though a contralto in compass, has the timbre of the soprano, being of extensive range in the upper part of the KS* and capable of executing with ease the most florid paeseigee. We have baud many voices of greater fulness and volume, but none of greater purity and sweetness.' ' She evidently possesses great sensibility there is feeling in the very sound of her voice, and this sy4mthetic quality gives it an irresistible influence. We are moved and melted, we donot know bow, by a simple tone or enflame. Resents mere hapaliseice nature, while it is really Use perfection of art. Her whole impersonation of the frail but most MM. matfett heroine was, with one campfires (seed we same the 1 psalm Grisi ?), the most pathetic me have ever witnessed ; and theliaal scene, where the hapless pair meet only to die, was asillchat to moisten eyes seldom liable to the weakness el a tear. CASH ADVANCE:B MAD', Zwitlsout delay, by tae LONDON INVINLIOINT CIONPANY )4• 1 •716•41re5t. endow* et demi. Mb fi ar 04 bir proved emerto. eieralaae Isaithorata. Amami re nest. an misalls eels /IL CIIIIMIL D Z ed Ia hi throe at Me sad SI ask Piemposeur sal lank' eat fres M appilestke. A N DIM, JANINA ZOBT. Nkragfas Director. lUYAL vicroalA BilialtY..ne. flsaaa. - (The Standard of koellases) SPIANDID OLD PORT. ten you lathe weed PTa. Nv dews. SPARKLING lIIPIRNAY eidAXPAGNI 111'..11.1.11N cum. pw and without acidity Yia. GOCINACIFRANDY Mein en Drown,. 44. and M. SOUTH areicA N PORT, _IIRRLST, ... td. and 24a. TIN finest., lalTadvind Into thla collate-1 LOAN% (HUNT= WITiOO7 Wri AdiCLACi LIMP BY VIZ MUTUAL LOAN ABOOCIAtION Issanwsied MO , 1 ClA c ressanliws. des, W C so ?MONA 111Wilsok Drposit of Dosb. be. rega:Tqady4 mil we bobbliss sada be Mb bap bieb of Ws Assraolkos arks lbe anglibr IY borer DOOM borbobby, Yob NAM borlos bar abeesed bleb* lb, boons" or lb ailisdr* aboars. Pair ...maxims Ai labsualkb. bee. at brinedal am lesoW d dinweed aboopal wriblops. WIT ABIOW, besbary. Bottles and lasiatied, and sit domp eats has to as, railway station in or Wales. Price hats teen as apW allow Tams cisk. WTLLLAM 181DT177130. Mnasspr. to loyr on the part of the board, - 'thatthei did not feel themselves imaged in recommending the expenditure of any of the shareholders' money for that purpose. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Nevent-pogr_eiudre& Notion flat beirogeoer whoa 48.04. BARLOW - II PATMFT CASK BTAJM.—/le linde eallwast diatarimoil In tilting . willrepay Merest a Method fold ?Mesita. BARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDIR —Warranted to moo one tog of cools per year. him lla. dd. %Ago gratis. BARLOW'S Rmnitcnmo MEAT scusit.—% in rout lergett4r m e n ta A ar o l Min inix d eave ihtr deadp .ett e , rjesz. ook &eft la peeler:dim By aas an. Its adios explained. Price do, :a, Oa A.B. A Need to JANIS LIMON, IL ling weft.. ABM. inventor and pagentee. flee Mel Ida name and Mitres le as every article all Mimeo are manor isdisona—areddwd Mr. PRARSON said at the commencement of great works there was generally some demonstration, and it appeared tc him that this was ose which was entitled to that swmficance of goodwill. He understood that by June 100 yards df the mad would be actually made, and that the contractors bad invited • number of their friends to • demonstration. He should not propose to expend the capital d the shareholders for such a purpose, but he thought every shareholder should be enabled to attend, ayd that there should he a festival, and he - gested that as the company had in hood about 1, arisi g from the sale of forfeited shares, the expenses mugt be defrayed out of that. He submitted • resolution de diaringe the desirability of the demonstration, and that it opinion of the shareholders a special meeting e should be called for the purpose of authorising the spec i al da - d sag the expenditure. The spec meeting, he said, might be held after the proposed adjourned meeting on the of May. Mr. PARSON said he hoped there would be no special meeting for such a purpo a and that if thane were a demon. etmtion, either a subscription should be entered into for the purpose, or that • price should be put on the tickets. GOLD CHAINS.—WATHERSTON sod hill Whet bag to oh UN Wattled of the public to The 31 , 13 M VOICII wldeb they &laver with Oold Guard ?Lem purebred ad Obit ta i, : d. To worldassehlp Ac Id tuelkaa keg To tu carat gold, w ewl pad. 33 3s 44. per moat. Wm Total I pit this rieteta. the QUALM% WEIGHT, ad Vain at thr 1,44 are reeUtle4. atol putissloted Ss Se yardmen Waltsse• uoi Itnerdeu le o for • Gar emalmartim oh* weft ni knottli..ol), which I. rimmed madding la the latriado or ,In 011.1 of the pattern. ‘‘ t Ul ty f MUTTON sad BILOODIN. Godualths—llarrasiddrp, • p.. lb•ortetta .uteri. Cowl-pules, 4thdoe, W.C. Saaa• I'+h• •I t 1. 1741 TIBEST and Is CKEAPIST TEAS and O/711111 ENGLAND on id 4 Iloun to Do °bland ,of MUM 000 l Co„ Too More**, Aim. withaquireak Good oli e TSl Comm ll4., 30., la. ~ orlok : Mob So. C, X VOL, sod 110. in NM odroolo =LBW 0 MIL is*. ten to sow railway Mika or Om la loglool. A Win earwig tilpe. boors at neeket mks. Al gook an is. lon inilladall MAN et Ye 01:7. 81se was, fortunately, well supported by Montini ; ter Met Imo peels are m linked together and so mutually de pendant, that a failure in the me mut Ma the ether. wse to have —brim —the Fernando, but, in consequence of his trodden indisposition, the part was imegoeti to Mongini, who had arrived only the day before, after a rapid journey, from Millar. He was thus placed at great disadvantage, and we feared fcr the result; bat we were agreeably disappointed. Mongini is certainly limb improved since last season. His voice is not sarpored by that of any tenor of the day, but he impaired beauty by • forced and exaggerated manner. Of this faith , he seems to have got rill , for he sang last night with great smoothness and refinemest. He breathed the beautiful air " Angiol d'amor" with each exquisite etreekele and me lancholy tam is loudly aad visaatmnualy Wreared. ‘utnie rhaho and 'enabler, helm. eana.—,lll. •4.ll4lotment cleats at all la the enrols& and oo hadoedaya an. "clock. 'PHIS EAST INDfA TEA COMPANY A. alisils4, dr art Ompord Irma emu mr TRAS eim perk Wreck-4s ether arra dII per that TM db. Mg of tea troth Se ed pee ;et melee •In the IrriAtz rte;...2%!ZailaareltiteblW.li=teistratt.-- PLATE -RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH, 416, mfr., Vf bed la dumb womb. /.11A7.11 mPUONS and VOW, as under s A short discussion followed, and it appearing to be the general feeling that none of the money of the company should be devoted to any uch purpose, the resolution was withdrawn. Mead I a 4. is. CIL a 1. 4 . u Ohs at. 1: Tabb, norW7o ad. 1 • agar. 4. s , a d., II 0 1! Do. apneas 7/1 1 0 005 14 a•40) 7 'IS 0• n Dana natio 74 17sgm 7 : s is sos lo 7 1 ii ila PSI m W I 7 0 1111 t 1! 616 0 7• It Tea Spar . 111 ?laala 4 It a •aoi4 II aI! 0 Tba alba manna Ns Oa nab at poportiasialy kw = Peccablard gams sad Webs el any palliwa. in .erdeel a or band W age,. A la N aa— hind Atlntharcogb. Mt Oohed- Rona § 1. 1 . U . ::: B.—GINIIINZ HONZMADE.— Part.ll4l., Derl,l4l. per Ib.—COMM awl SON, Bataan, 1. Ceveslgenisa. The motion for acljotumment wee then agreed to. The CSAInilAn maid the works were progressing very eatindictordy. Mr. JAT, one of the contractors, repeated that statement, and mid that 100 yards of the line instead] of being com pleted before June would be completed before May. ♦ tote cf, thanks waa then given Jodie chairman, end the metal. v.. -a-. • • 'UNSIGHTLY or oirenßive VIEWS from stemma es Wm. windows nisi be coanialad by DIATBANIZ, wee me et ttelsed glass, adopted Stir ebersit or stairesse windows, aosnervetorns, dc . Book of Instructions mist pet free for Bd. Book of eta-bless pint fres gratis A handier specimen of the art adsined In War sbop doors may be see et A. MAIIION end Ce s, asipawAnat. The character of the King was performed by • new comer, signor Everardi, en excellent actor, and • most ex eircpliehed singer. Ai• baritone voice has all the softness and delicacy of a fine tenor, and his style and executioners those of a finished artist. Vi•letti, with his full, sonormia, been voice and emphatic declamation, gave peat impressive_ eels to the part of the Moak ; and Ndlle.'Nerdi, a debutante an oar mate, by her performance of the Bide pert of masa ''bowed that she will he a useful member of the company. The whole performance of the opera wee most atm emataL Madame Borghi Memo was applauded incessantly, and, aloag with the other principal performers, received an , " ovation " at the fall of the curtain. REGISTRATION Or VOTERS IN CITIES AND IMPORTANT BALI at 112.4-alm nair rain err -Imed PTIIMITMIL—J. DINT sad eo. bog to so. dyads to &herr& OM Ow Ire purchased the mitre rII7BII. ten of termeaf bre Imam risk bred to their already the Ismer M %ram they my earn, at her Ile reel vera arm all ram deaag,wolkarema in oak. wreak sad Orr womb : maheray ans = tor theta et ; wider drawing most Mar dr at Po ed. ; terror drag tetra at S. . Yeti kablert. et al . .eery etre erre report irately raw al re rut , .tvm Vernitsre riser, lb. 31. sad 1111. Orillimdalesek Mt, r rebilred SO yam. to hid gargles cl sm.! Ow shove work eaeeeeped, sad me yew molar the 1. L..? .Beata) Is Lembo of IWtaa Wow to. wed wood I,- ....nal.. all Mal with tenatiar ar mare new partied beds 7.1 . I hex ad barren Or .‘t t.ary=l; I alr ' arr.= eB = a the reed price la Pios Strefee liethammt or wry rwrined rrt appowed d. .Aver paid to any wanes lie the kingdom. No ramp to lex Um se Ste see of caaes. vibobeasio and ;vial 1.0•1• si Loads—Werra MAIM, REYNOLDS, and YOWLER. ONSHILLING tie PAIR fee_ IssAies' sad Gen ttea's the world-wide Wild ALPINI ILIDGIOVIS; the very hest Pule kid, lease% fie ; se dembee l tst 4r r aje h e g,.j*:::, deem elpor sank * for Iva Ed.. sad ft.—BAK= sall CRISP, ilk Is. pot street oily entrance Illeikez-eleeet;. BOROUGHS. Easter is the time overseers and churchwardens (who are overseers by virtue of their office) are apppointed. Of the duties they have to perform, none perhaps are of more importance than those of the preparation of their • s rate books, and subsequently, in parliameltri of the. het voters. lyt regal e rePe t l yr d occurred from want of information on the law governing these duties. Theanow ing information is therefore submitted for their guidance. First, in preparing the rate hooks their attention should be directed to an act of parhament, the 6th and 7th Will. IV., cap. 96, entitled " An Act to Regulate Parochial Aseemirents," as no rate an have force or validity unless made in strict compliance with that act. Every rate made for the relief of the poor in England and Wales must bear the signature of the overseers and church wardens to the following decimation, required by the said act : , viz. : •We do declare the several particulars specified in the Lest=respective columns of the above rate to be true and correct, we have bees able to ascertain them, to which end we have used our best endeavours. " THOMAS dorms, Overseer. " Joan Thor" Churchwarden." A particular form is prescribed by the said act, ° nine columns. Column No. 2is headed, Name of " n occSr pier." Column No. 3is headed, " Name of owner." Now the matter to which the attention of these officers should be particularly directed is win= N 9. 2, viz., the "Name of occupier. It has become a common practice faiths poor's rates collectors, who generally procure the ride-book for the churchwardens and overseers, to insert in that column the more of the person who actually pays the poor's rates for the prises, which in cases of composition a generally the Lodlord, whose name should be entered so owner in column No. 3. Such landlord not unfrequently compounds for the rates of an entire enact, the overseers wholly omitting the more of all the actual occupier'. This is not only LO open defiance of the requirement. of the act, but causes the dis franchisement of persons entitled to vote for members of parliament under the existing law. It se therefore the duty of every churchwarden and overseer to see that the name of every occupier be pro perly inserted as each, before he signs the above-named di , alaratioo. Attention to these suggestions would add hundreds of persons entitled by law to vote, who, at the time o f an elee- Clam find themselves diefranchised , by the negligence, or ignorance, of the parish officers who have omitted their names from the list of voters. • The insertion of the same of the actual occupier in no way_ discharge. the landlord who compounds from hie liability to pay the rates, nor does it give such occupier a settlement, as he is not the party who actually pays. THE LACE AND NCSKARY TRADES AND TIIR ARWLOMNCH TREATY. MOIRES ANTIQIIIB.—EIEWELL and Co. are now SELLING the Itiebent 31011.118 ANTIQUES LAM, at 44 'einem the dregs, la all anima CoMPToN HOI 46, rrtsb-f4Mt, Soho. All the new •hepel Parts Sesawar are ea ow. Yesterday (Thwindwy) morning, two impcetaii private meet np were held in Nottingham % to take into con sideration the provision' of the commercial treaty as they affect the staple trades of Nottingham. A few af the prin cipal lace manufacturers met Mr. Paget M.P., at the ware house of Messrs. Heymann and Alexander. Mr. PAGET stated that he had received a 00/6019111101141U11 We must not omit to mention that a very pretty diver tiseerocnt was introduced in s the second act, in which Nine. 'Pochini, the most charming dancer now on the stage, en. chanted the audience by the grace and beauty of her per. formance. from the Hoene Secretary, stating that the goveremeat Vera about to seed • conunismioner to this town U. ogled information as to the various points connected with the lace trade, and the provisions of the commercial treaty with . . MO ro ei me 41 RED OL VE R —DIGANI sad SON Gus. mass so I. is. hew Albert Ilk Welt Inillanebleek tebbge, wb Wee.* belbre She sis a sat as srs• rr.J I. rd Maar Reeder, eve .per Iqb elle lie alb . u. ..4 Oren a maps mendee be oar mac et the el camas Samosas beipbeeemeeele 11 * -,1 7 EMMA see adepleil bM blejestre Wet Ilegeelmig_ I 0 particekety lelheir vow liewsber. tbe "Dose Ewe IN. • h din Ow MS WOW, MOW MS 1.1.1 preammatt a• • 1..4 hish rah sal pereagerkeerte A.M. meek p ism. Is re. twee..mid goebbnorn ere luelleil l tr= u.s tbe weeper,ledge Vend._. .n - I RI are et the imet Lemke milaweema Yee be ebbired. •n -I vl. ma Melt et MANZ mid OM 14 Wes 1111111 - u,.. e . lesiewbetess. rro GENT'S-MM.—NOTICE it RKKOVAL. .S. Mr. LULEA boo toad it absolutely swami to remove W berbsna Oxus Basioluest to zoom spacious prossiosa, which srabis hi woo fully to carry out the p 1 originated by of melds, trousers it per Voir. and cuttl_statit mow Eel ids hosinouslo ACCOPIaIft e therewith. Nr. 31141.773 saw Mikan will he 71. 1111001C41TP/37, NOND-IMUIT7, four doors west of linuo TIM 7i V.Wl=l . INVIASIOS CATT. SOL NAVAL AND MILITARY. Mr. HETNANN explained at sonic length the principles upon which the import duty on lace was levied in other ouuntries, but which were inapplicable to France. In the course of the conversation which ensued, Mr. MALLET stated he was informed very lately by a person thoroughly conversant with the trade , that if the French governmcp t insisted upon the 30 per cent. duty. • much Lrger quality of lace would be smuggled than what would be sent through the customs. The general opinion of the meeting was that an ad reform duty would be preferable to any other. Mr. MALLET again introduced his proposition to establish • Chamber of Commerce, and a deputation was sent to • private meeting of the hosiery trade, which was being held at the Exchange Hall. After transacting some further business the meeting broke up. A meeting __of hosiery manufacturers was held at No. 30, Exchange Hall, Mr. PREDZRICK J. HADDICS occupying the chair. v PRI NG AND Ann'. MOSES and SON beg to ekes that their pre- J+paratioes ler SPRING and WWII= erred any of their *mow Worts.. wen In extent as In taring,. They have m onied the peril misted both at Maas awl ahead for the UM and newest wanadactarea, and have auseeeded tn oolleeting nub as moserinnant of psis as has Dever bean bens sallbited Min non rant In OW or other Their IMRPOES T DIPMITIOINTS hare Dam =with an esnmordsoly of the &akat and moo* poplar ADMIRILLTY, APRIL 12. —APPOIVINENTA —Pay muter J. Retallick, to the Meander. Assident-Paymaster IA I. Rhind, to the Meander; W. Marriott, to the Im pregnable, additional WOOLWICH t Arnu. Count Villamarrique and other distinguished foreigners paid a visit of inapection to the several depart menu of the Royal Arsenal this day, by permisrion of the Beoretary of Butte for War. An order was this day received at the Royal Arsenal from the War Department directing that relays of workmen are Lobe employed at the Armstrong gun factories by night as well as day. Seven hundred men were accordingly set on this night, and the same number will be employed upon night work until further notice. The Pluto, 4, steam camel, Lieutenant Commander C. R. Shapero, has arrived home from the West Comet of Africa, where she has been highly suocessful on the slave preventive service, and she is ordered to Woolwich to be paid off. RUPTURES.—Tbe PATENT SILT AWL& ma 01111LVAX TtIM. kiiiegrag stir my rempllselins. genemmiW a rs le %oft it Ow Mfg kri UM% The risesary volley d pal sr a 0, aliemes remlNllms ► room memserry posim rt. port alerted. wile& dedmille Agin is non eblmiggil la • tn. kusisewninnd wink iling% iprinpow gal Win& --J. WO NW Oa.. I. lisosiblis. W. — tide IRADY-11AM CIDIIIIIO STOOK le le miry awl Hwy waive* X feW ilieg fa! 12. 11 a* Wit senlarial and isesimemitp, tact. amd IS Si sage nassandled, even a Vie inelresalle al •km awe has iron bestowed on the /10111111 T, EAT and anellOOT and agog DEPARTMENTS, MA* have been W I tea entirely now Meek ut fashionable and eseasim Ile made areal vantages. prices as enable the propielers to Mee Year seb very ad /0.1 um .-11. MOM and 00N take We egneramdly of amasoc. leg OM they Wend ateifia their wielemen AM basil X lbe abelttlen el ale dein we killa. gleam lc. XOBEB sad lON Caw at Maori,* and Atere, and Corner el New Okfordatrest. Harvereet Country finincime : grafted and lhellel4 Yorkshire. L *e 4 En and nON Ma NW be particularly observed, UM U say article be not appmeed at It 111111 be exchanged. sr Um looney returned, wittiest bedballen. Their hook. containing • lballeb of Mr History of British Ces Mum with est self weasnenneat sadY ed prices, gratis on pep* Macs. er p SPICIAL NOTI free. CE—Z. XOOlll sod BOPS Patablishmenta will be OAS= en RIBA T. the Silk, sad wig be re-opened as venal on Minnie, Itemiag, the leak bal., as belfsed 0 o'clock. ItCPTURIB.—By _RfrLal Lotto% Patent. WIUTTS WA' VAIN MYER TWOS k perlaatad os4 • .r.shlied w Ike ralatistias. INC le allowed by wu d al stenlismara to he the malt alhietlytt livere le Ss mew t anstmeot of HERNIA. The use at a steel sialag . (AN tes-t il 1n is. esteeu. is be swilid: a salt bandage big won Ibe ta 1411 i• the meddle lellablet ploet le • 1..- lath rty ' MAIN I•An sal PAM= !XVII& . titan wtth • - • h ewe an.l ..1..5. at that It tam" be ditteele.l, .taring .1.4 p. &acetyl/ye ameba try be 104, a1e ' truss ham ar.1.41 by plat. oh this etromisramos at the ...• Inds. helm. the hip. Wag wet to Ur art. Yr. *ll' IL Eft Yl,retalilly An riablikAl Tram.. the woe Wo g .4.1 a female to watt awn bale. brersenoN 0) TROOPS 11•1 PRZ Doss 07 CAM- IaIDGIL --C.VIIII/11711,T, THUSSDAT. —The morning Use whale of the troops stationed in these barracks were *petted by the Commander-in-Chief, his Royal Highness the Duke Cambridge, who was accompanied by Sir leased Aker, K.C.8., Quartermaster-Oeneral ; Lleuto nant-Oeneral It. C. Mansell, K.H. ; Major General Laurea tion, Inspector-General of Infantry ; Lieutenant-General Sir J. IP. Love, K.C.8., Colonel Donglaa, Lieutenant-Colonel James W. B. Macdonald, Brevet-Major Page, and Major T. L. mathe o ffi cers' riding was afterwards inspected in the Riding School, and then a p o rti on the cavalry, in tiding melon order. His royal highness and his attendants then proceeded to the officer,' mess-room, and partexik of refreshment ; after which they left by train for Widmer. On the diuninal the infantry, Lieutenant-Colonel Arm strong said he had great pleasure in notifying to the o ffi cees and men, that his Royal Highnow the Commander•in-Chid had expressed the highest satisfaction in witnessing the various movements of the troops, and their clean and neat appearance. The previous evening, his royal highness in rethe military hospitals, and the various arrangements harrscks, cella, outhouses, tic, The troop on parade embraced the depots of the Ist, 2nd, 3rd, and 7th Dragoon Guards, and the 7th and Bth Hussar., and the following infantry depots :—The filth, 70th, 62nd, 90th, and 98th Foot, and a small detachment of the Cape Mounted Rifles. MILETTE REQUISITE fur the SPRING. •a. testy( the mast futurity of the greyest see Rowe sea be porse•olog the manifold virtues of OLDRIDOIII iiiLl 'M ill 4 If applied to the routs rued body of the Imports the tart delightful contuses, with aa egresable •• .f prriumr It also st this period of the eseala pre ' Ivor tr..m toning olt. or If already b., thin. or tannins • • ii art et .ln its fordere promo , . and woe restore It seedia 0..a11y on to, have beautiful hale. tither with wave • .Maid we It It I. Alen celebrated for streadthea - hair. fro rind It firmi wort nod prodeelea wow balr, e• owl ire sistsche listsultshtti upwards of ei rare. No uaeh ton etyma It rrlce ye. tl. ,he , sad Its. 'I 4 101.DIUDAL lg. tiliturvat street North, Strum& .C. T" INDISPENSABLE " SUIT, monde In meow emanate and patterns, sad skipbed for satin& Adis& travelling. And budamma Partl itrt anhanally acknovrioftood to betas nod comfortable sad mention able Stilt everinti:,flred._ Price frame ata _ _ M obtaloed of E MOSES and SON, corner of Mlnorles aid Aidotn, and corner of New Odesdaireet sad flarf,deeol MR. BRIGHT, M.P., ON THB INDIA LICENBN BILL. 11 ; 4 . BUNIONA. aud DEFEITIVE TOZ %II, EXTRACTED amt t I RED to ••ne monnte. without • -0 lain. by We. RV 114 EL K,, Regent-street. • • ltts tided by Wm. Randall If preferred Terms, Es Rd. %Ir Kendall hart testimonials from the Royal ramify. erra, nith thousands of others. from siltigt Rte of shallar t•• the following -Futon the t •• hohop Lon•l•di -••• Retaldi has effertna y cured •r• of Ir. t .Ith...it loving any pain Robert • •• No. 13. V. Jamos'aplsor. hen bat two large totenath and .tar-tad from hi. feet by Mr. Kendall, and ran stemigly n•I hum." obarme. K.. Regent street Quadrant. liELLfie's LOZENGES and POWDER, "I•di'•al Vntotablo armed. sopyTed d bbY the I. I .A mu. ..m) Medi. Ins al Pack. lir Ift run °I " tand of all tli• Lftesses of Zo= • • t..tmr. the bon d N. the bee* of "aan.nl 1 1 .110. O. JUZZAII, Wadi Chalibi. L nth. - _ T"i-LY EFFICACIOUS and MILD. -nrra BILIOUS sad LIVID PIUS. • "curial l aarc.lleat, from the recipe of g r q • I.M. De TAM. MN Will be found Invaluable to 'eon) taken, uld .er entnplaints. Indigestion, w i••••• • •Ir•ltkeer dirrite•e I.f the eyes, Re For habitualind, : to m . ferally spent nt medielse. they are truly era Muslim and 'Metal to the stomach. the remotee digestlea. .od stressitbrn the whet* • •••en —, Id by most devestets, la notes. la. 4.1. and • Y. sire to ask for Dr deotte $IUou. and Llv.e art • square mire vacua , . h " W illiam' •• !temp Week .ajn e ed ea the Ir'reggaint *la*. SOUND and WHIT, TEZTH are indispensable to osnottot sum -Wm sad to health end lenordty by the weper mastication of food. IOWIANDIr OZIONTO. or ?tart Dentifrice. a white powder enaposed of &deist and MIA reelterche iNpe. dims. et tike arisatel Issreal. II extirpates sa Wideman adhesions to the Meek sad emaree a ri.hke white ning to ttheeasaseard sorties: smogs tge tai srprogress el m ey the teeth, and Indoor a beon: the ga The bnsth alto. from the eilelerieen sad = leo th qualities el the odonW. attains a why wed tray grateful to Ile =r Pr loe fa N. pee hec tm iCri s on.—The words "Ittret- Weak)." te , an we the label.. and Itowlmod sod Soso. th. Hattoegarden." on the government stump. laid thew. and by dismisie sad perfumer% BRECKNELLS MEI N SOAP, the beet for pro &oohs a dear and Ming dela Is le. violets of four tablet' or OW •=:neekeell. Turner, sad Soati appenetmeat to her nmanfacturen of was. spar inipidik sad 2 mediae. meats he Prloe goodie imao, imam la all other patent as dlea all Wadi of household aid MOM soups, sad la rola, spunk vegetable, sad sear eat oak !e. —beehive, 11. Haymarket, louder. Sold by on dealere le town sad constri n aL r iach Wien egg ammo annemed with the name of " rtUrAT ILULLSORM*OII4I2II./31T, W., norz So Pianism CIILITXR WELL, M. R. C. 8., LM. , LB. A. D ' lsinittin, eau be consulted daily ,ocly as above , upon Lou. al man of Delwin lavolantary Blushing. Palpitation. kierhaa . r a c s apac . r 4 perrootorrticea, 3401.1ity, Cooks* maw Ind teat gostotlaksik, an onUre new nd Original Work, eititkol 011101111Vik • . The Await/and anatomy of ear ne elS Z: Await/ Dirame—nymtoma Treatment, aad Cara Moe M. melt : by pork 13 Amapa, open *ads; 23 Naiad. Ta be Ni of Asa, 1/4 Corabill or Ur Mem, sr Mom THE DOG SHOOTING CASE AT WANDS- WORTH. TO THE lONTOII OF TICE ZXPWI. Sie,—The preen has lately directed the notice of the public to the feet of a person in the dome of a Bile Volunteer having wantonly shot a doe on Wandsworth Common, and Lord Ashley recently mentioned it in the Home of Common. Its mourrenes in the county of Surrey, and the anxiety tetanal" felt for the audit of the Battalion of the Tth Murree Rifim by al of us, its officers and members, demand from Me this simple statement, that no member of the 7th surrey bed act or put in the outrage. Non tali inisho nee defaxioribus istia.-1 am, he., MARCUS BERESFORD, • Major Commanding 7th Surrey Rill. Head-quertsre, GO, Blackman-street, Southwark, S. E., Aprillo. OZYTTAL PALK% Owz SHILLING DAT. TIIILIDAT, APRIL 12.—Adai1mica1 oh paymeot, 4,6 n ; disks 17 woo tido*. 1,41•7 ; toial rinators, 5,1(01. 11ANOKRIIKKIL Tnelemais A beefing of the lemmuthire Reformers' 1711614 wee held at the Free-Med° Hall this evening, to asteekOr the gene ion of Weser, with impend edema, te Leed J. Ruseelfs bill. Kr. G. WELDON presided, sad there were &boast 5,000 persons present. After addresses from Mr. Barley, M.P., Kr. Peter By -1.4 of Warrington; and Mr. Henry Ashworth, of Bolton, white were blessed to with pee* impatience, Mr. Before roes, sad was received with load end long eontinned cheering. He said though it was holiday time both for hard-working, people and for members cl parlia med,ke thought it was aewsrinopportune for the citizens of • free ocantry to meet and dames questions of public batmen and import ere. We were now arrived at an in terval or sort of half-way house in the session of parlia ment, and it would be an advantageous opportunity to fermi the Fait slid ihneo• at what is in Mote for ye in the immediate future. Looking beak to the lad two months in parliament, he was glad to be able to say that what we beheld was highly eatidectory. U it was not for the enarmens, the merlima, sod he might my the guilty mili tary expediter*, he would have been willing to express unmixed approbation of 114. Gladstone's boded. We should probably have had aloof budget from Kr. filedetese even there bad hem no oonnierrial treaty with Flaw, but that treaty made it het* valuable. By teems of the two every methe of protection bed Ulm swept trod the tariff. The treaty would masse, *eV' operatka in three years from that time. Re Igibeied we should and the tariff of France mach more Übstallian the present lariff of the Kniesall Aatia if we now **Med to the orient anima) to the Hilted Slate is how mucleelseedd w apes. to Reno", a manta, more populous wed muds newer isesreheeen, erbeente bed linen liberal Melt then dal wilit Amerim ! Wit were Kee budget end Matte Mweived! The tree* we/ meeived with mark coldness by both houses, sad hotly opposed by a liege party ia the Chgemens. They mid it was set accord ing to preeedeet, and that the chief spade of free trade did nog know his own business- (laughter.) They said the French tariff ought to be lower, and that It ought, to come into operation at owe. Well, that was to the loss of France. (Hear, hear.) They said it had aoh receivell the sanction of the French Chamber% but tint was marled into effect on the sole Wird Ake BEAM& , wee greed in seeteidmoe with the ]IA4 end theme& ef eneelleg it was enifikiii heelfiebet, K ought le be milkiest for es. They mkt *ONION Were 'chiefly taken Off luxuries. The truth wee err led mat say reticles left swept interim the duties en which emeld be abolished. /he Timm said we ought ter have left the trehty to be usgoliated by an experienced diplomatists. We had diplomatists In all parte of the world receiving imorromm sahib% yet we should look in vain for any service by VIM to ERA& industry equal to the service done by the utisid and Ihexperimaced diplomatist, Mr. Cobden. (Lewd alliseet linear Kea mesODS against the treaty had set ben girls in the Weft of Comeau. The budget aheibliet eletinmAillielinis el Indirect taxation, and had tied me the WNW elpmelliare by • tax from which hmeafeir t whuldinkeeis amps. Henceforth these two throw would ge togelhit. IM parlament mimed the military ex ganditors to wair • thirty minims, that increase must In debeeedegille Krems tax, or by as income tax coupled, with •geepaK lax. He (Mr. Bright) thought it • mast happy . thing *at this result should have been brinight abent. 4 . Thig tesety promised peace and confidence with Fames - a but them were persons connected with the' eliewthe Wed the , Military service who wished for • db. haat peliny. opp at the 125 years previous to 1815 we , were *w ar with !mace du ri ng 68 years. When the beeps taxation amoanted to two millions. In rl i b i l a t had relished to 72 millions, and we had as accumulated' debt of 880 zillions. All this took place under • system in whi4 only the "select" were allowed to vote, in which the greet aristocratic Republic stood supreme, oninterfered' with bj the breath of public opinion. The treaty coal eluded With France menaced this patrimony of taxation, end hence the concealed opposition to its being Into effect. Besides them questions of the 'And commercial treaty, parlament had been' apron to consi,ler the a/1A.411m of parliamentary reform. Lord J Russell's bill must be taken for what it was, viz., • bill for the extension of the franchise. It only remotely touch upon the redistribution of seta, and did not com prise ballot. The borough voters in England and Wales now on a register numbered 440,000, and he believed the sew only add 167,000. Wee that a measure "hely 'ye are igneepat and excited mob a preponderating pewee all tie badmen of liagliad! la 1833 it wee said,. the new voters enfranchised by the proposed Reform Ball would swamp the old constituency, and the same argument Was being used at the present time ; yet the 101. hems holders bad never conspired, so far as he loam' to swamp the power of persons of property wad education. Mr. Whiteside, in a recent debate, had tried to frighten the house by reference to the strike of the London builders. Now, it had never been proved that all strikes were bed ; • strike was the reserved power in the bands of the working man. He (Mr. Bright) would tell working men never to surrender their right to combine with their fellow men in rapport of their interests. (Loud chews.) He believed Mr. Disraeli would be glad to allow the present bill to pees, so that the question of reforeg should no longer obstruct his battles with by old integer.. meta, the whip. Others among the tory opposition would also willingly give it their support ; but he feared the policy of lukewarm liberals. He, however, gave credit to government for brining forward the mea sure, sad hoped they would take care it wag not damaged in its purge through the bog* If it should not be passed this session, or was much= delayed, be would recommend the working classes t out the country to appoint delegates from their trades unions and societies to sit permanently in London to see epos parbuaent, and to tell it that they did not longer K. teed to be put off end trifled with, and sheeted of their *el expectations. (Cheers.) Mr. Bright then drew a parallel between the present time and that of Mr. Pitt, with regard to the Reform Bill and Commercial Treaty with France. la 1781 Mr. Pitt's reform measure was rejected, and his oar menial treaty was got rid of by weir with France. warned the people to see that the same course was act adopted now. There was a party in this country who sys tematically endeavoured to arouse an RI feeling aphid the French nation. The Tina was following in the wake of the Mormog Adrertiaer, and in the same pot-valiant style, perhaps ; but with a malignity, if possible, more &tank, trying to arouse a spirit against the French nation. From weak to week, and from month to month, it published Lades, one day insulting France, next day alarming Ger many, and another time exciting England. (Cheers.) He knew what would be said in reply to this, but he was not writing anonymously. He was an Englishman like them selves, mein nothing for the reviling' of the press, but taring dearly for the solemn interests at his country. His warnings were out uneecensary. Be spoke not to the court ; for though honest, his speech was scarcely tuned to courtly sea He spoke not to the aristocracy who, entre in luxury, cared not to listen to his appeals; but he addressed the great body of his fellow-countrymen. In a few years tide treaty would become a bond of perpetual peace. It might yet be wrested from their hands. With pesos the program of reform could not be arrested, end political power in this land would be treederred from a clique of finalise to • great nation. Mr. Bright concluded amidart, great cheering, having spoken ono hour and twenty minutes. The meeting broke up immediately afterward. INFANT ORPIAIt AATIIIM AT LIVIMPOOL. —The Biah.op of Chador, " misted" by a annumus array of the clergy and laity of Liverpool, including hie worship the Mayor, T. D. Airlines, Bag., formally opened an Infanta' mo m Orpn Aaylnen in that town yesterday. The erection of the ina II mainly due to the liberality and energy of Mr. Harwood likaara, the founder of the Boys and Girl,' °Vrr A V I Thou-•008•.—At • General Court of Pro- = 1 1: ii t a tin the Uth Colonel Sykes, m.r., awl asogge sew wen re-elected director* ci the Bast India Company ; sad on the. following day, at • Court of Director', Colonel Oyler was unanimously oloded chairman. treetrwere reewivet the Colobie4-oltee h arventers of the Welt LAIN AIWA a= Otodb. Xr: Pauli', M.P., who attended by special invitation, explained what had been done in Lanaahire, the cir cumstances of tinkle there being somewhat analogous to oar own. At the invitation of Mr. Cheetham, he had at tended a meeting of the manufacturers, and their opinion seamed to be that an sd reform duty, the same all was levied in the United States, would be preferable to a specific duty on separate article., as they numbered nearly 5,000. The limit at present flied by the Emperor of the French was thirty per cent., which would amount to a total prohibition on many claw* of goods ; therefore it would he necessary to obtain a reduction. A circular had been addressed to the various Chambers of Camerae by the Board of Trade, recommending that a delegate be selected from each branch of industry, to supply any information which might be required t m carrying on the negotiations aa to the tariff. a desultory conversation, in the courseof which Mr. EMIT promised to render every possible assistance in order to the interests of the trade, the following weres9- ted a committee to take the whole subject into conside ration, and,if nenewary, to appoint:a delegate torepreeent the interests of the trade :—Mr. Hearnshaw, Mr. T. Mimed' (hon. sec.), Mr. Mundell's, Mr. Lee, Mr. Thomas Keely, Mr. Henry Haddon, and Mr. W. G. Johnson. A resolution passed at a former meeting to form an asso ciation of hosiery manufacturers, for this town and7 4 l ll- beuritood, wan confirmed, the following_beion app a °misfire., :—Mr. Fred. J. Madden, Mr. Hum- Yr. Healy, Mr. Jas. Wilson, Mr. Thomas Ashwell, and Mr. Inn. A deputation from the lace trade was introduced to the , a a t rid °ece the f. na rm m l et g of twenty tin. to of conime=eoz.dfoesriaNrappmdMitirto a resolution that affect. ROYAL Cousoz or SIIRODONL --At a meeting of the Council yesterday the Jacksonian Prise for 18159 was swirled to Mr. John Whitidow Hnlke of Old Bu r lington-street, a Fellow of the College and issistaat- Surgeon to the King's College soil Royal London Ophthalmic Hoeprtals, for his eery on the morbid chan g es in the Betms, as seen in the eye of the living pesson, and after re moval from the body , together with the eymptoms moo tinted with the amoral morbid conditions. At the some One an benorarinm was awarded to Mr. Charles Bader, of the Royal Ophthalmic Hospital, a member of the College, for his eery oa the mime subject Teri Ilwauerox tx CEIMAIA. —At the weekly ' meeting of the &vetoes and guardians of the poor of St. L u ke's, Chula, ea Wednesday, the reports of thepa hied me &od Mete VIM reed, from which it apprrem that the thdl be of late been alary on the increase hi that plslt ea the decline, there being bet three fresh muss reported ins but week. The oeriatony of eufting the first sod of the Hereford, Hay. and Breoon Railway was performed on Tuesday by Lend Tredspr smidet mud reicideg. The Madras Athouritnt publishes the following letter : "H. Nelson, Eq.—Deer Sir, — l have received your letter on the sub)ect at your recent meeting, and in forming me of the petitions which have been forwarded to my friend, Mr. John Dickenson, jun. 1 shall have great pleasure in preeenting the petition to the House of Cont emns, andin giving such help as may be in my power to your views. lam not sanguine that we shell easily produce any Osage in the Indian government. The whole mimesis is one of patronage—and those who now bold the gotid things will not willingly give them up. The English people too are very slow, and very careless about everything that does not immediately affect them. They cannot be excited to any effort fur In - dia except under the pressure tit some!mat calamity ; and when that pressure is removed they fall back into their usual date of apathy. The Eng lish government has always too much on its bands. To keep itself in power is considered its Sot duty, and there is little forte or leisure to do anything do. It hands over lolls to Sir John Hobbouse, or Mr. Hordes, or Sir C. Wood, or Lord Stanley, and takes no further interest in it until an insurrection Is announced, or a loan in England Is necessary ; and the India Minister is expected never to trouble his 000llleaaguueess except lathe last extremity. Parlia ment ores about India little more than the cabinet ; and thus the Interests of your vast population are left to the tender monies of an seclusive service whose main objeet of adoration is patronage. I ahnort despair of anything being done here, but you may rely on my honest assistasoe whenever there seems • chimes of doing anything. lam muds obliged to Mr. Herten oat° others of your friends for their too kind mention of me at the meeting, the report of which you have sent me.—l am, with great respect, yews sincerely, (alined) " down Baler?. Rochdale, Jan. 11, 1860. T. 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