The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-26 00:00:00

.PB3 op .1t , i No. 2,787.] . : LONDON, fiIIIIRBDA.Y rrENY THRESHER' 8 WATERPROOF YULE IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT .... • ash fall et them. Kept hendeuffs la his plasm; irtr moat end itsMe Iledi. ese OM Mow taiii: • these many years. The KIM heoeght them lest. lies: sward Trealu lee MM. eild every Male letigkeistiried ----e---- hoes peek-keeper 26 mem Wee geemlimper MUM Sydeey Ilks Arisr. itfilverigt• •• M. teeess. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-WinexeDaT, JULY 28. ter ul."= bd." 411" GLOM 0 To Ihe _ Cemaimieser-Thers was a Ws' if Mien (Costiassd hem yesterday's Raproes.) 24 pude diem lb. Mesh Saw so moues pied sp. NAN r. eneeesefel Mendle dl the NA baH_lSSleui BLEACHLNG. ETC., WORM; BILL. the mhos teem up. Nibs pm* bad hew peed err talliss am RoinAllar_ moillmaz_ Ou the nuke ler Um mond eesdisg of this bill, 2ettoghave taken way sesseity they bb/. /Ir. lie& imPlisimiced Impemment".ll.4lo.l siiiingthe bems=.6 hilt serwilTh"milemafren=mit Tll•ForetZeoessidivitieliteed lag the peeple bele domed away from OM spot. 67 Yr. Jaime Is Feseir.ef NI. Obwrimetouse. Wielded ,lagefee_AMkellietLibllMllwellwoll Witt awww• mime It Imettlipmel. emu. eaderreer, In the Mallet if die betel, log ogoogoagt mammy la its The bill sae therefore lest. lulf-pan tires le Wiled her. West Moue hem jot* • I"..duaZese epAMMlA—dfir AM'S it I WINO flegliaillaid UNION OF CONTIGUOUS BRNRFICRS BILL. le be hell Mad bare these Me to he :4IE Be as IM Weer ahreelltel heed el We. Me IL (In ~,_ order for easingui. in this , eery lugs larabos of peeped; seise • MO mud to her week, les. M.; sed irk lir dr, "._ ''' lb, verger Wadi balk Ware work • kw- Yr. A. PELLATT opposed the bill, sad moved that it be "TT roan& Them was t Sit ird had rem NNom 0g.., oon Herself air A. aowLamo am wistntated that day three Math., believing that the house Whoa_ IMII 'keg the eir gog. sp, amosg.geres, lama; aid bushes fib pertarre. had MEW Gine to give it ale cassiguattom, grew tray liar ere ten Tbe home divided- to the mama sir es " b....r " flaw 4 Tee pieg late eimmittee 1 ONDON LABOUR. .1.4471:0111.0NDON FOOF- *Sam , cy=ger se gam *gob me maser tr.thrt. TM ben thaw went into committee oa the hill, and whip end requested the ple to rlatele.*CA • it so ma 114 re • M1111T1471107. In dlidaretZd tellewsw~l, pee CHURCH RATES ABOLITION (No. 3) BILL. ira-tat• Paw 1 sossollar emu, to aigther: Oa the order of the dm for rametiag the debate ea goiag I. the psi thus the paths were rireit =Mese alei. et weesers. Mist er ass k ere News ;ass abibmt.b. is we la. odes tem mew She Obese of wad SEW CLAY thembese this. wee no drawee at this Weal. Emelt the Pelhes ••7 "Go I. 411111Craastdd. Ilk slaad- "a 4 isw."l4.l•lFlgisimilr* few milk of the mom el this mu doe bee. =seen Men the= poised wit' et pediment. seeing the wetwrobeampor saes W whisk and elieweed. tow • ere npuirMaroMsrafrolyr; Wog it had ,it ft tha hew is they Mem ts; thd we. ..a imasasaat sestinas It apes the paper, sad he meld tbsiefewe move to urcs•-tit by Yr. IMMI VX • erib==4.eitirialicla. Lasses, Mamie the order. (Bear, Imo Is rimmit RN bearer, they said. f7:7 were yelling serf iew 01 eke Oars id ftirtflori "Id". 16 I" he loped to he allowed to ea ass ea ams am& TIM bill pollee inter with the " rough, [mama No Dimerisetilido ad bad bees idtardssed on the 29th Mainia,bat it was set until appeared Mkt to •7•Plitilbe • _ Noy ag ISMI A Tilt en 1111 A saw NWT. the 2fth Key that be had ben able to sumo for it a tamog 'Moss wades in the air bat it Loris: Lower wroding. Almost all the members of the severnment sup with thew 1116albetwo- who " parted the 'rissole of the bill, Rough It be met Mee Me people wen ell raised ' MHZ ILLUSTRATED TIM tie GM Asap talus up as • gmeramout .crape. Zesty me it nodsoilelwhllluos. 7 A ..elemirso. F wilkesee•_ _ Mew the difaceliles experiemed by private inernben it was stated m massay ler =was, Vied 0,11. IMIT: In reek' any bill through sot home, enhanced WM* kora "Ft OA th i reed wilbstr. . . the sea Mby boa. members taking advantage of the forms of the boar tolit7 a oak ellwallet t * to defeat by delay my meta bill against which they sight (whirls) Mai pasty 7611' lirraillirj="inambroni seirMatemmiligiVelidgiNS astertaia ehhatioas. (Cram of " 01, ob.") This was a the time. Sae ee hulk . moms e=ramewas so =tamed Ai - mhos quad°. which mold not safely be milled with. It was the well." het. WA....11.2_4 ••,_,•Te divaM admitted as all bands that the present sermalens mate of The telfetßeenmkrir atturs. Aar.= to ~, 1,7" orte the law la regard to *berth ruse mast be remedlod. He wellwilt Is the Ps* I - ameba brass Irk oswerpw. N. had dame kM Met to grapple with it, and be thought them wrlerne-ne was The were opposed to the change he had suggested would do between Iher and • batter the mammy by meowed. issued eof es- said Mind wit bet TO TIE unbasnatirre or CASIBRIDO6 dee to it be delay. (" Oh. ab," mid .been.) TM Oaf Clar THE EXPRESS EVENING NEWSPAPER is Bs had co egg oath, wag rounds.. the bill is the else that Pry ? sUrrLIED REGULARLY every 11.11OOR at 7 cielesk is drat wroth ell Ike Mai laries of perihelia's'. Witaess-I dr ores at Her bowSON sod Omsk DOCallag• NIMI The war pbr dm, mankles web ibis read end di.. Ookand Lie, Eleareswir, SS, er Mariam . Marva. erstalaid by Y . - The meg of Speaker Bill, the Joist Stock Banks Bill, the lit of July. ill'NE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING liked el Tobago Loans Bill, end the Pmesegere' Let and went in , rem, pries meseped &L. slamaist N. _ Amendineat Bill, severally passed through emmittes. people la i' law Imil=eat roar as ereoreer ens ruins ens The ban ogjuoma at di o'clock. Gould pees OA mewl About or k ammo see Wee at li. pissed ftwo-te the earmar et lis There w M mime sod lo di. varied arresethe sad searersiel Wanes. dr orakel is Os atty. lalway, rd saantaryaninr-nia jaw THE HYDE-PARK RIOTS. The spa 17 ..-•••-• there v Imairanagerompona AT 11111 SEAT Or WAIL OMIT ale mews NEWS 111 MIMI AND DRARTIAL. [Tlie fallowing is the raidasisa of yestuday's seas& or to M esamiesey early report ad sign: the bin sere I esp. lap]:- RO list of pled lehy e Svery Omar aisea esters The Ray. Loomed Sodpwiek, 14, Weenneeelead-plees, tear TlM.ss. ONLY GAMY wow, eumined by Kr. 12111e-Was in the park cm the lit of July ti, alth IT EL=Dill AIL Orflllllllll ADVIITIUNIXTII. "wi about a cleaner to to., swill a ilwid ter WI • It Irak* laharder. mad ibeegliyerger by ran.. slaty seven. Walked sloe( the drive to within s barbed riesdien Op efliseserrorear um piper bra, by oragelear yards of tbe Ressitiorpletwe and back gala. Stood reside wid watildwulida•••l•ool kg Mil • dionlike Ind Whim Ise the crowd kw acre thee. Hie object was to **sirloin what bark* sap. _.. clam of penewithe eppments of me Suaday Bill were. Ter aqT:010.11. legoomoseiso..f." bwhisairpogoooksi ewes tee Is tea Maris"; - - crowd angina, deem There wee • crowd el prior s.n. ammeters, is reolos go paper by mg.. who wine those Run sodality ; there was also a error pet st • reamed Ides,fepMEtber will, es opidarra. kaiak the that IMIII meth as ellgest. speareatly mischief. They, bars el loweerwle Near to meld, It, se MM. Int geortar. paid le be wader imme mmiestiou, end to have I Is arra by feet rise cedar. awn ea =del the lisepentiao. Sow • AMY NEWS LENT TO READ, tram 8 a... wibl" gosh who Wire --.'"l'avenidslitusiletriV elide appeared to be part el the aril S pia, at la par week; sorbed to lows or wintry at - koll„. for by per day, asik. oasimaiidw=to ; by 6. mum were semi stems shrews at the semi tie Welizite. new aran,lll. ToMwokwit. MGM and stoma mew drown by • lust of fp meal behind the smut Het were leaning Wzr The reap wm peinsigelly PIM& mum' Y NEWS FORWARDED tothe COUNTRY wen toomo ibg rik,,, boded by en efts, eir jranlliallif°Wi. 17.8tr' at Hl' ier ldat74,:rs" kail= through the party, ea sages to entwined * some rushed fa wades them. Their Ir sal News Alma pde2ireet ho maids. see whether they w the cadmium le dim the tors. ALLY NEWS LENT TO READ, in Loudon, gawk inabbobbb gm ow moos be atilt. pa! qoarter.--411N7 07 MORNING MAI= lb. Id. drive bock time wood. Thog told the - MS WO DO., lOi. ed. per qr.-H. ADAMS, e, ri) WU"' The crowd was one with whisk the poll Weererer, News Mud. istersta. Saw nothing la their seedm Melee t sad it wee se Mat museum I BAYSWATER.-DAILY NEWS LENT TO gamma mg gt„ „ma... BRAD; sail erred io the omen .vela[ or, at MIA ctaimanatiaad by mr. mitimb,_, rr wow, paid la ed7ense. M. MI I Groarerrsee, leer park. lemarked that the seam d synyrasyst. lea glatifiski Imlay, and there t =Me appeered to be time to time. Ilia air frees PERILOUS FLOOD IN THE FLEET SEWER. el polite; the people thew rush, Yesterday (Wednesday), about two o'clock p.m., a the police pt soder the rail. V torrent of wain hreira wi ~tha~lj into the works sow Is pee- • ow*. T• 666 were • gnat ' = despenim sod swmismg dm Flea sower. opposite se Obi crowd • bat not manylop. A timplgoti bow had bees goa km a bead biAls _detrabetod.. .U. PM a B=lsB mil ay Rae ewes le um the wow vas tilt that going, ",70 past lb: wives et webby a a plast=erba balm h. was ••••d.""" N. • weir eight feet high hes beep so saga tk, felt I/solvent if he had b stream isee the onspormy lamn& This hed been de- To Mr. Ellis-The awed by the &ell Me MO era but was now thee whoa they kept piled aad bettrueed. Weis k wild maim it= 016- odds • body of water whisk rem ea • densest el: fist deep, T 0 W 0106 f CCU" by twelve or Menem wide, ma this teseest maid over • wow, Now. wars ' fell of several feet into lse imam bed of the sewer. Im'all=linies"" It idled I. such • body yesterday shoat two _ o'clock. TM nisi of the presses week hail swollen 07 I& 10140-3", the sadist Fleet rivulet, Mt up to the Instant 4. awigkialif a peril, no danger was apprehended. Either an muse! 5" lb. Yu* eerier from the Hampstead aadMisbgata or ether roar wow" blot wt vein, or heavier rains the fell Meat Clerkenwell, had beek_.. _ll4l4ldi-.___.„ fallen within the area of the eceth.wed deals it, sad seat ma, - I•mir down an me:posted lead. Noma to 40 bsistlyest, with lam Of ir other Isboaren, wen is She dry ellesmel. MOW pions lee Imsboon tho mbar, or fessdadens, sweryisi materials al illeellW.W Mire+ MMus ass Men nee, in the laid ' w _.,••• 1" amidy beef wed*, _ mews ef memo bat by me =mad" Or two aanea ladderel Men flythe Mowers Mint* bilbut le the *Wm tried am the lea bed .ales above were 7' the weir. It rolled ever Meg* taws • el the mem sits works, and came teasing mai dew the and f I olsy cbonueL The men mist is the lableaa Of v t leaped epee their fresh mid trail milk it =ate str thakabelying me another, or 7 41 hilp. The .per airway warilllthia a few yards. and the aunt outlet was into the Thames. temtieede of • mile distant. The roaring tamest Melted sadermath the clinging workman into the black duvet of this sewer, 1 sad every am hum that should the Wllifilive way and eh a pest-up water* whisk were lodged heekweed tower Erog'iorme fellow its fall, they wadi be smepl with ; a awl slung to ineemerably to ilseemetiew. The I of danger tor • brief spare mama essfesiew. bat • wetly courage and melimie memos the prods. Mr l delis give way. The is them Misted the sea a MI titesteed is ROM with massy strangers, s_ I Vide fee help, Se me the Seed washing away 1 brisk-work, bat otherwise doing ss lam Taw 1641011711JUAL BUMMED AT THE moven -Tessielq. at • Caere of Alder's, Mayer pew Mies el lisimemden Maim at that a roes he istalikestesheller to that a' Polio Ceara, by labia slimes would transact the meghhivial badness at Ihe The time dew dist masking*, he sheer pied by the Melissa of the groat eity du Calliassay seeseeted with the ( llemeee immeible he him to dem' .. .10.0.11. thejeldsmons. Alarm - the Imposed modes is net at e., amid ether mesh= else spoke is *4 MOW* ease wee • rev %MY ef the werseekr, sad set widest Sow es dm= ( lord Maya me the r , seld Is emit well remember thr I sim-egseeMeel mere bedew in thajestinareent than bad I: ' Tan USD kiATOR'II J( I Wag, sea Coen of Alden Wawa rise the lord mar mokaaal vlew of the Mr 1 : leged=sMin i 7001. be dram " The se sder the • Sea ewe swop etas Themes. , sad tk• teat gam, I the bengal of the * r b 7 71 large ma gnet' fIORI lb. greed ' etetrietions river by lie to 7 bed Poesy temewitesit the bridge& TIM C' Mania, dearbn vetted tow I' Co. ar a liT iv No. 2,787.] LONDON, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. fiIiIIREIDA ;tamped ld. Additional.) [T POPE GE. THRWATERPROCIF RULE, Rte/s *sr Often &gird Tnake kr Ws, aril very Ardis of va s= WU prima amilmigi and Gums T, OUTTIMIK Mak brim I socioesehl mai et the led bar= how pool bong lusiles Out zowtmor prow waft =swig prim la tbo W. al lopmestell tbe bums We. It poirals,itsa vell a por. Imam molt kb, awes km owt Woo It WIN* ad, tell Om. tho woe it SO WA. WAW. tol isseslseha ta stlnalem caNwha. dMies Is toodils fismosedid as WM 110 Ws do WNW bud el Ws. Fiblllll6 IS him 1 I I 10 sit.; miaow dm Weosos&--1M wow of fedi Wl* se Its $w- Wow OM; la We lir A. *OWL MI mad solA>RHattararks. Imam; sod Writs red porilow. Mon.. sad WIDOW LABOUR mid th7tONDON POOR.' • cow." it dr Sidi thallsa mi at Om 'loci IIT11 „.. TheiZiarsairpeSitit eat. Mae Ili sell isloills ur s t.ag: smirk dab. Mt 01101116. • listalls k alas hems .lai lr i rewildg. 01 1 . Mask sad 14 zionsk Vaistrim ripsect=tairdMiartlOVOri . ; ea t J. MN el 1 1 411 1Pseloot a mi. h ir M I N= S A I SVS. a. laxAsss. WIsOW of Ur Osliai of thsoliaa kwarr fit Dimmiseti r by foams A TILIATIIIN las MIAS% Lars: Lawns MHZ ILLUSTRATED TIM dm' GM Asap MM .d . wilimili, T risk mow =Via thy* a • illimi 'WM ha udDnireixr .Wial i i. pes z r== ea W alr immolism " di=tr i n e e di Sp sg los Os MOW =NI 111 7=1.4 armissit sad limit EMI it immoral, Ad .d impiw isr e irTb d set to be arm' I Isto IMPliblialem, bet lo le "A= ei bir taitides Waft sawepipar. IL TO TIM UOISSITstirTs or CALIERIDO6 THE IMAMS EVENING NEWSPAPER is WPM= REGULARLY awry Etwing at 7 cioiseit to torts of Oho 1000, by W. DAWSON sad 90s . Ilkottoo Goto end Elomwowboo,lll. Itromplogtioottoot. Ombidoo. TIM DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING ?APIA rho sesteapsd ed.. draped sd. 'be lare=rat Aperrd. the siteeeteeet tres muses Dad OA am' k Weediat mod Wu at Ia postal meit•—la H. eresresy et Its Ss weft sod le as neresattie sad teameedmi Warm. taddrel la Or thy. tellway, susstary arditee—eld• pipit I MM l Coaagaromunriv AT Till SEAT CR WAS. IS /OS OS Nit% dIS MIMS AID UTPASTIAL. miniudy flirty report el eig n : the ban Sue le..} pied le by even Clearlasd seelehte TIM ONLY DAILY wow. ebb ISt et et. EL=Del ALL Orman ADVIATIMS SM. 7aa l ait sad theopkyetsger by mare W. slaty eiZ b ir li e=peterlidlSS New wetddess7 awl miff behesidee.aievel ter leak • dittnidel whits set fatale, le my. To be wand etsw besiteellir sr saws aa ta the Maeda= ; at et ilts blahategetesetest. Plest.etreet. Loldes. Le. u moor ampolind obtabias the poet W ~Ye peel at • redued ydeihattpediettsr will. es appOstedsa. terabit the beau et awe ego& reedy le Nip* tt. et MAL pee issitir. paid Is dime by Tan••••• ender. kAMY NEWS LENT TO READ, frost 8 a.m. salt I ►a.. at la par vast; aappliad ta tows ar oaf" at t., far Pd. par day, at (oastampf=arst ;by Mr. IMMO. San *Pat TIMW•dUas4. Y NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY l i rtl ; "... taZtia P a s tr=t. k. ll= sad Iltem Mast P V AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in Loudon, at lk. paT valter.—OßNT by MORNING MAIL, at SI 11.. ad. INING DM, UN. Id. pm v.—H. ADAM, 6, haaasisuatreg, poolabWar. Nees Meat. BAYSW AT FAL-DAILY NEWB LENT TO .1) *LW; sad sopplbed • the aorairy by 'imolai plot MAC t qvartor, paid Is id-sase. L 11171111C.5. Orove-lonsse. Wed. selwagest PERILOUS FLOOD IN THE FLEET SEWER. Yesterday (Wednesday), about two o'clock p.m., a torrent of water broke stddeuly into the works now in pro pos for deepening and rehniAlog the F 1111414 sewer, opposite Clerkenwell. A temporary saw had beta sat from • point a hundred yard. up the elms to wry the water pest the position of working to • point fifty yards below. A weir eight feet high has hoes sonstructed to tarn the eases fate the temporary chsamiL Thie had been do med hy the feeds two weeks age, but was now strongly sad battnytest. Before k mold overflow it tamed Mille • body of water which ran as a demist six lees deep, by twelve or tossisen wide, sad this Wrest rolled over a All of several het tato the former bed of the sewer. It relied is sash a body yesterday shout two *Week. The slims of the want week had swollen the awing Pleat rivulet, but up to the fastest =re danger was apprehended. Either as animal hem the Hampstead and Highgate sr other Neer amt es heavier raise than fell about Clerkenwell, had Mks within the area of the north-west drabs e, sad meet dm sit isesiwsted food. From 30 to 40 with Ow Meese" IMO in the dry Mammal, haildis piing* erehte, ar ;rag foundations, corryise ateterisis galnOW bidden mid planks—own above meg, in the iatri. set* busy weritles hive—ao mew of eesepe bat by este ewe s sanow Mime; whoa sedileaty the Mowers le die ple•he soled eat the ladled .tieta above die weir. It relied ever, iweseht dews a mites et the side was, led maw reesiag sad aresh down the dry Amid. The Ewa rallied to the Wien, or leaped upea their treat sod Sell walls, or shag to halyiag sae wastatss, es smog frantica lly e ak. help. The eyes sash., was *kids • Sew yards, and the seal waist wee Me the Thames, two•thuik of s mile distant. The resets/ barest dashed underneath the clinging workmen into the block throat of this sewer, and every mac knew that should the weir give way and the pent-sp waters which wets lodged backward towards Ewes-arose follow its fall, they would be swept with ell they along to irrecoverably to deetruetion. The immisense of danger for a brief space produed cesfulos, but pre- Natty courage and whose overcame the pante. The weir did sot give way. The men above misted the area below, mid they stood is safety with sassy strangers, attracted by their cries for help, to me the flood washing away the new holek-work, bet otherwise doing se kens. THE MAGIBTERIAL Buenos AT SHE MANSION novas —Yesterday. at • COWS et Alderney, the 'Lord Mayer pre me** N bleistesdom le men at tie seat court that • rots be esisMbasi, eledlet to that at the Guildhall Polio Court, by tibia Ile Worms would be appointee' to Wawa the mightesiel badmen at the Massiest- how. TM WOO of Imo diefneslowebe, he observed, was so occu pied by She Mime Mlle rest city charities, and by in mmassiel with the corporation, that it r a ll:mme hapessible Ma to devote any potties of his nemilhos thejestisoneem. Alderman Fuebrether said itt ege lpelled Endes Illue sot at all likely to be ended. elm entsben dee *peke in opposition, urging that Mt cams wu a peculiar and strocg charm die niserelty, sad wield set be disputed with slaw dew to the pri it the nett of which the Lad Mapu we the pall noshes. Mr Peter Laurie sad he Neil well feminine that la his mayoralty-27 years no—apsaideel mute beinseetiospersamee ye a r. is dejletisimpeema titan bad bees dose et lite Tas LOW MAYOIII IOII2IIMT TO 017011A—Y411- hidey, st a Oasis of Aldan's. it erns moved by Alderman Wane the tat/ lord Kam be mooned le nie the anal seness , el view of the rim noon sad net a nu met Isondiag 7001. be draws his dO Member en wean of the sapsases. The modem Tee wised u dittoed sad lentisioss, seder the sireenehnft Is widelt Me supes ef the hen n dared win She sienemlinell me Is thez= we Theism The ides arise to Oohed sad the lam luny had en is die dishiest degree leaded te IM hese& el the rim. The porkies gesedei Tee feuded frf • taw_ noYerity. • yeresaleent nes Ms leaded is taw_ peed Joy et helices el. . Mss oddest of tbe nessillins esd dupes Wined he Os singedes of tbe lbse by the i t et serstessdes of lbe Wenn Bettanes w =2. Ospise et the peenelneas wee seined is w Wm to the Hein Beesley end *the yeelebten , THE CRIMP CLIME/MI, AT OIIILDMALt t KOLICS COVICL—T , et • Geed et AManses, Xt. Chew ? 1 !Ite tie = disk et the *dee new el th. Itsa a."lll-•ftese was vaaskseedy shoed Wet sink et the MS. at Oniibmil, la the sees ed Mr. Thane Wei The neon else n sewed desk at the Minden teen Y le be On up es Nasky ant. Its WISLZTAN Onenftaiscs.— The Wesleyan Cothran& senneend et Inas • Th . ine ase woe Ms *Nish s The eseeentel Ns& date sae the Ilev. Ines vbe resolved IA nue ; Ws_ Bey. 7. Beim bad 49 vow; ea the Atm W. Tess., non HOUSE OF (Coadased has yestallay's Rama.) AVIDNIUIDAT, JULY 26. BLEACIIING, BTC., WORKti BII.L. Oa the motion far tbe mead Nadia's( We bill, The hawse divided— Fee the wend reading Matsu The bill wit. Umbra lest. 72-6 UNION OF CONTIGUOUS BENEFICES BILL. Oa the order for eaeutittesee this Kr. A. PELLATT emend the bill, and moved that it be etedullted that day throe =lathe, behoving that the home bed set bed time to give it du souldetattaa. The hum lee Vg late MOMMOO 47-23 The ban than went law enemittes oat the bill, and passed see or two thesis. CHURCH HAM ABOLITION (No. 3) BILL. Oa the order of the deg for reserving the debate as pies baba anamittee as this hlll. Ala W., QAT thee.% - se then was so theses at this Imo prima of the seines d this bill peens shin home et perilmeat, SNIDE the anon et by whit* it had bees mot, it wield am he tuepeti the bows to teethes It apse the paper, sad be wield thatehre move to dlesharse the mdse. (Hear, hear.) La dens so. however, he loped to be allowed to ea" ate or two words This bill had hen blinsissed on the 20th Nati, hat it was out the Mb Key that be bad been able to shale for It a assead winding. Almost all the members of the severnamet sap ported the priers* of the bill, Leash It had mot bon takes up as a severances otessen. Envy eau hese the dace/bee uninvited by private inetaben Is paeans any bill through tbe house, bat ho thought that dassity ought sot to be enhanced by hes. members takies advantage of the forms of the house to defeat by delay say such bill against which they might eetertan objestioas. (Cries of " Oh, oh.") This was a gentlest white mould not safely be stifled with. It was admitted oa all hands that the present aeomaleas mete of the law la mud to abuse rates mast be remedied. He had dew his bust to grapple wish it, and be thought times who were opposed to the ohmage he had suggested would do bets: 4 4 Oho mesas» by aritumeat,Anstsed ga ds* to It by delay. (" Oh, rib, and is thesheen.) Hs had to add that howwald the drat week of Int WM emits of parliamen t . the b ill The ardor In the munittes was then read sad die- — tit; base et Speaks Bill, the Joist Stock Beaks Bill, the Weed et Tobago Loans Bill, and the Pasesasire Jlet Amosidsiest Bill, severally passed through eanunittes. The low adjourned at el: o'clock. THE HYDE-PARK RIOTS. [Ma ddlowlsg is Use sessissiso sr yesterday's mess& larl :7_ _ Tie Bev. Leonard !Wiwi& 14, Weilmeedenitplese' . . mamba by Kr. )fie —Waa is the pack as the lst el Julys hem Most • metier to lose until a matter to ems. Walked the drive to within • Mabel reds KIM mid bash yell. Steed while the stew/ tee some time. Hie object wee to amemein MOM class of perms the appeased. of Um Suaday Bill were. The /wood was of two Mime. Then was • crowd of memo who went there Ma ouriotity ; there me GM a Meted that west with en eldest, apparently MOIL Tier* crto be under seine orgaaMation, r tieMee SKr ittiartess neer the sod of the Sammelme. Sew NM sticks thrown ahead IN: o'clock. They time 'brim at twos ere three gentlemen vice were riding dess the road. TM sticks appeased WM' past el the mill that were broken. There were elm stems Meows at the ems Mee. The Melte end Minn mw Kew. by • Met el pimple who used belied the now/ that wen leasing whose tie teak. The mew win yeindpelly mug amen. After the assmse wen thrown the palm heeded by ea same on foot. weld threes\ the MeV. smiemonied to summed the ird. and mine inehed• in sentnet OMR. Thar tenneheme were bed he amid sae ass whether they weed them Saw Me sodemenr Is Meer the milk ilmbellmee they ise their tseadmens aver the kook 4 the Mot sow to husk those behind. They Mid the pm* to MIMI on. The mend was is. with whisk the police Imes Magid to isisellea dew seals, to *de aadset to ma fee repro. Itemise ; and it was as MO nasems he had eared to comae breed and give mileage. Crese-marained by Yr. Intshell—Went by himself to the park. Remarked that the adios diet,/atoms was confined to • pertiesier legality, sad Mere wan a amain number of =*he offered to be always to it. Saw • ring bum lime to time. It iceman/ till there we. a se, et yam; the people them rushed away. Did sot see any of the pelleememederebe rail. Saw one polisesma struck by ammo. Than were • greet many ladies on the outer edge albs crowd ; bet not many along the Serpentine. Saw no handbills distributed. Had sees Sir R. Idayse's notice ; and Salt that going late the Pak after ma • warning he ma Ostend to take the soneemenees. Shedd Dot have felt intaimant it he had bees takes hp as a deter. To Kr. Ellis—TM polies did set me mere violence; this when they kept the street during the Emperor's vidt. To the Chief Conusissieser—Cosh not see whether any . mere Maws wen Mali y rite pollee sees they weri tamps lime weird. Pege• die lisM dillibiy, 'seedbed byV ia lat e lt i s is the perk bealmSpeo 3 to belf-past 4. Slued leaning mar Made ado aid a the liarpesdee. Sew do people mad bask Wee w tbsestieeea. They wen moved bees Mama lbsebeseing aeleised. Was wad best hierrelL Then was se Mims wed. The pollee aedi," SSW bask." The rails wen dewed trbis tike plisse at birdie were tbrows. TM pew bad SS Msnelluss is their kead• The please of hurdle were *rem yeasipally whoa as Me wen pering. There wee ifiew om. r. sew liwittsees than. They aid they thole matey ; died meld sem spes -- 7& W - sw il d= a hariado. Seas Manage who owe 'Masi seer aid they did set with to bays the little eiseaseiss made mem The plies behaved Imperateiy awl body. Cressezawbed by Kr. Mitchell—Did sot see say struck. The pass sowed to be Miss sada ell da To y. Se Chief Camtheimer—ilaw so perms that had bees streak. The hurdles were broken by saddest, sad this the people throw She.. about. Ihe pethe pt their toothsome ewe the bads dam is best, to Oda* then behind to Mad leek. The peewee was very great. He (witness) owl a boil es see gestimes's toe that be food lib bud I. hie pease. (Laughter.) Mr. ?rasa* Theme Pernik et the firs Middlesex Militia, exameined by Mr. Ellie—Wes is the park frost • gamer to three to Mr. Saw a few arriages pan. There was Mean sad bilging at every me. There was herreued simmeier a as,. respectable vehicle peered. Saw in been ibigblesed. At he was walking up the drive Mma a am& Masi sham _ Wiles be got through he Mal sees joilsems woe Waft them. Ose pelicans& said to Km, "TM odor nip, sir, if yes please." Witeew tuned all., red sees Ow eat asetlage_gaismass, who sidelined Ida owLelly rho isms term. That was about helf-pesi dem Tie pelise wed as Mimeo. They had their Swam* dram They appeared to be maim those that wen treablesme, sad Mein these that were pum a hie. Comeseadeed by Kr. Mitchell—Saw so ella led a! Webs" He would hays bees very sorry to haw tikes a voisithis Mee into the park that day. • ma sad wart is s Ilse sad dew sewed dem, they append to • ibe . Zs west Is the peek out el e'd'dy. Saw as sprokrt i. Ike peek. lsesM ..eider it ma as erdetheed meting. Tbe polies wee vow pethe Wine= (les 2w sitier)—Sey tell Mrs le p leek, bst Ms slimed bill to To the Chief Ceembileme=liew se blew whatnot Meek. Left the perk s Moth Ind pot bur. JUNG , the dd ledge, sear Hes the by Mr, Hills ry —. Was is the hoses es was a large mai. Some were my eldest, in mydvo. Several p mess were Iraq W premises. Ihisema .than Se ma who had Isle die Mee ; be;teee veep vi des', sod s bey me is with a deadfall .sae is the Md. • ▪ ass reseed the wood. The toy said it was est by s sees The medial am lad it was by a shell or • she.. The pollee brought the bey is to haw his wined diewed. Time was a heap of brakes Maw war tbe Did set sok the bey's sane. Then wee seek a weed about the been that be amid do soiling. Oememaimil by Kr. Mitehall—la elms is se • eft- Walls Seas et the Omen were MoOt date his plum Then are Medial fl lb Moe. He Mims then nearly ITaiz &raliest ea r be pe ass r k ef lssdesfi It tbe sts lit w e tall ' S cell water. He wee brew% ht is by bsr pthewees. lie was snuggling with Oak sad then l a id dews es the rood. Dil sot see any of the polies stoke embody. Is biked of me eye . (Laughter.) TM hod so shirt os. He wee saniedof a a sib. Owe b i t:Seth fee mean Ma 4.1114 segabode is the perk.. They maltase be mil dem hie hese". TM Obief Oemeleelswel=De yes stem to ay that tie crowd sibasiall is pH Bows year Woe ? Witeelee=Tbef wise vadat up spinet tie h 0... They were IN p ox. = sestissed—The as. was }}list late a ash wiliest lie Mirk TM odor lam whowas butSaired ensiled to be s goosetable wan. He was wry rongiti with Se' mdse. ' will was Weide, asking for ha keys. The des used violent luggage. He ewes at ell polka TMee was swath a polio* at his There all :di %tlO , : I .li ;Lb attx seas a cab fall of them Kept handeuffe to hie peat ' those many years. The pollee brought them lest. 1 H 4 boss posit-keeper 26 yams. Wee gamekeeper NUM Sy for many yew beige that. Ti the Oldet Oremaimieser—Thare wee a beep it 24 pude from the heel. (law SO moos ip. the poises ease up„ Vibe peepie keg Moe se :antrodhave liken ley tesesity they liked.V.lingbee the pimple tile Keened away free that spat. Mr. James>< Fordter,ef theurieeetagekWaesakeirter, bookbinder, magoieed by Mr.BlUM—Wile la the Pullkheut helf.peet Brea* Wiled her. Wealthily, ham killioalatr as he bad heed Mat time mem to be : N M Hu sir a very largo reetabes of people; seem ; some the mry remote There wen d ash et WI Wit* Whoa letpehmea olset the darer the mem& Med may beedi ire ozebrleas terse te the Mam a mph ea I. " Saw no applied aid teemed' gem 'ram was a hither helium against the psalm Kr debt what he emeideral ersa rely their data. Thal egieeep sad requested the people to go beck. Tbp sal mad tete beet. They began to mem the peat ;rilirthe paha. nem 1111111. so sissy rot dearesters la the eesh that the pates were ia elowdeg t ri D; cries awe mere She ghee of wad balsas .o . ses et beings. Beard the per say "Go beck.' Sow emend =rthis the polies pored with prisoners. They a i d sheeted. There was a crowd mead them, and they were ezeitiog tbd mob. Cress-en by Mr. Kitchell—Could set beer wed they said. Teri were yelling sad gestionlating wine the police interfered with the " rum ba. ' The respectable else appeared rather to sympathise with the mob. Saw than thecae varies la the air hat saw no 'Winos committed with these aramtheons. The roughs" sad the rebottle. ble people 11111111 all mired together. Wrote to Sir 8.. Mayne kickable irderaes. KAIIIW souse of the A *Malan. It was stated ea Keeday last, by a witness mined Ward, that 113 A was lathe pert. sad that he (Ward) saw hies strike dews a hew owl that he was disgusted at the bre- Utley et earn .wheat; the statement was not tree; as ha (whams) maid pans that 113 A was on duty Csewher• at W time. Sae Womb broke, as be left the perk whoa ter week_ get The OlietCommiesicese—How do yet know that 118 A wee ma le the perk ? • Wilesee.-Ille was in the neighbourhood of Prittesestreet bottom bar and five. I saw the man hat night, and he said he ant belie is the park. The Mist Oemmiseloser—Did you see his impalas else that day I , Witasse—l did aet. Golood Lindsey, M.P., of 47, Upper Brook-street, 'remised by Me. BUis—Was walking la Perk-street en the let or July. Saw the crowd impede' Lord Grosvenor's, end went into it. There were from three to tour hundred people ill it. It IMO not •se dense bet that a • maid pass. Saw three carriages per about sir o' . About every quarter of a saints they yelled and groaned. Thee were oesmional expessaleas et "Cheek his eat." The appeoramme of the amend was me fee iammaism as that there were kindle esprealims seed towards Lord B. Gres. mem There were two policemen at the door, and three or boar ethearireadeg about Aa far as he saw, they sada no attempt tesillaperse the woad, or indite, them to go away. dews kite/ Wye/ pollee mom up frees the direc tion of peke Thep et Sae abeenst. They were Sawed • small Nowt et dam 60 people. They warded up el mewls. The crowd behind were shotethag. At SW moment some of the crowd got into boor ens The mei resolved the polies with a storm of yeas. The alleer le amamed dlearesd owe liae to fano about. Thettill lies est Masked the tweed in Reeves mew, gad that babied time, sad disposed Wm. There ware about 30 or 35 poNee. As far es he hark they gave no notice to the people to disperse. The pollee drew their staves, sad struck about ball-a.dczen of the foremost people ea theme. sod semidries, and the rest ran away. Sew no puma godeady here; but shortly after he saw a man with bleed as his hoe. la hi. opiates, it was prudent to disponi that crowd. lEllehdl said the witness bad given Me sables,* so fairly dolls* at aet Weak it steeesouyis erearasenia• him. To Ike Obis/ Oennisinar—iloar too nes Wok to • Unripe* and neon se =MC A pelloinnes ens* one of the nen ea the back, and tin man tbea moved ea. The rasa did not appear to be sedisnly Wand. Then was no violence exhibited by the crowd. There were no stones thrown. _ . Headeeess—There was enough to slam the inhabitants of Le* R. Gros 'a house. It weeld certainly have been rather rash for lord E. Grosvenor to have come out into that crowd. To the Chief Commbaloney—The inhabitants of the neighbourhood were a good deal alarmed the neat Sunday. Mr. George Weller, Glotteestonplate, East-lane, Wel worth, beer-retailer, namined by Mr. Ellis—Was fa the park from three to a quarter to six. flaw the polies lades. your to slew the drive. The majority of the people refused to move wad they were forced back by the police. The polite said the people should leave the drive to allow vehicles to pass. Saw several MOSS thrown; one was thrown at a carriage In which a lady was sitting. Every time there was any bootleg, the crowd rushed from both side. of the drive and immediately lila the drive. On every *mei* he bunt some went say, " New, come on." alli laspector Hughes ride quietly by. A man said, "He thinks himself the Emperor M Russia." A clod was then thrown, it passed close by the isopeetoes head,wheever threw It said, " Tske that you rallaa." The polies who were tidies up and down appeared to be especial marks for the crowd . To the Chat Consingener—The superintendent did not appear to be fa the Lint cads. To Mr. Jlllie—law a gentiessan with as 'yellow loaning on the rolls ; ama in a flosing ftiket streak bias • blow, wins. " tie to dome. yea Witssievialsd for a pa bet the gentleman did not wish to press rise charge. The passim. gave the nun a tap of his truncheon sad asst his. MIL Tb. pail., said no brutal we =necessary videos. in dsocing lb. drive. They bad a great deal U. Warr sad onoldillier that, titey displayed great forbearance. Mem sneaked by Mr. Mitchell—The pollee used no violin.. Y eisubsg the road. Te Cesaminieser Aruntrong—Saw no rasa who had received say *ha. To Mr. 1111--Resen a good may szpreesioss seed to emporias the ribs, end' as, " Who stole the /Obit pis t " That I r orproselen peculiar to Walworth, because • *Leman awes wee esti is trouble about a rabbit pis. He wsa in fawner ef the resent beer bill; be amid not has. gone to the perk Uit was sot fee that bill. There ware a large number of bills Wass • nesting la Ryde r/A eirealated in lija asighboarood. He did not see tbm incept to his own Mititt, bete.... for Iva years be bad never been live hours *it of kis house, exempt on • Sunday beard the szprimion " eons on" sa d several tines. Heard Ibe espressioa there is a Asap one fa seven yeses. Massembar April VMS." It was need by a rsepestabis man, bathe scold dot tell what it refined _ alio. 1, Wag's beesloerelk, Temple, was is the 'park goes 4 to 11 (Ode*, as the grass at the earth side of Ste drive. Saw dm pike k the lies ef the eeed meld est keep it va elpie, ry mall I tbe gemple m earriegi en esavasaly is He notierd the noose isehiewa mere sod memo regestedly. Saw the hurdles broken. They IMO Mee dews • am ber of young tea. It was dew he awe mieshie4 and not fir the purpose of obeeinieg minSei. The pollee same up aeon attn. Teere wee is piall Few. The 1111114 altogether on that day were mere or l orderly. Near the rail he saw Some very aggravating modest towards two or three young potions's, who bore it with the greatest terbium's. He remarked one mas is parties/at, but did sot take his num ber. Saw me au oil& brumes of violence ea the part of the polies. Saw awl remerkable loafs( area emptying drink to several yensg seen oar him. The Chief CommWseer—ln what tray remarkable ? Wits as—HS had a very Sae bead. He was =kiss observistioas on the government in a esrmetio tows, bet not addressed to aeybody. He bad rely one bottle and a small glass. Cresevtandsed by Ik. Mitchell—Thu people were met ing the road apparently for the purposes of irritating the paw. Saw Gee or two wee= tet the groand, bat did not see them knocked down. To C0•1111/1116/110/ Armstrong—The use who gave the drink meet decidedly wee not imam. Hie obeervadons were e* gseerel polities—the Glass of ateemr es istrodeeed foto the Reese of Ctirameas, and** pomp salve of the legis lature. 111;i11y after 4 o'clock the Cosweistiasers edjoaresel seta to-maw (ais ilay)e et II Velosk. The pefforase whose emboss bre haw pm by the +Kamm will be biesght up for as pipes* of teatifieetiee. OIIXAT STORK AT HALIFAX. A tam& storm burst over Halifax oa Monday monies lest, marine the lest ef three or more li me, sod the wreck of • vase amenal of peoperty, the damage to oldie can poly es yet be • isetter of eatiseture. Vivid flashes Of ligistniag and tremendous pals Masada, werefelbewed by tearoom of arid& ler am hours deluged the streets with unebaMl Wedges were swept away, booms, tame, sad shape flied with - enter aid dittokad fanatate sad mash damaged of wholly destroyed. The= CI rose tea feet above its 'Maw level. and headier/ and tensiture Thr ee m elseuripelap *see away by dm seeneat. belles ham bees k is nunemed that other penes ere renelag. AM a bridge that spans the wad hes bee* esatudelaky lettalid having a diem 30 ode. The ad wall ed the pada aid? Pan lithe Mem ma li r= a sall ether beau wore Weirs about es the sooless at the eon. TM reads sad peening!. were lifted and tease up he =soy }loam by the ewe" at the water is the dram Vest emesuesse it people tasked to the town yesterday ;crem es the sellotalag hamboa, tevitaese the ettreeti which stem hat tomeoleaul.—Not- Anew t‘ ' 0 :1 hrd rH FUNIRAL 0) THE LATE FIELD MARSHAL ' • I LORD RAGLAN. BRISTOL. WIDIIIIDAY EVRNING. funeral of the late Add Marshal Lori Ream soinnemied this day. The people of. Bristol hue daces beam to the reputation et their easiest and ley& city by their attitude on this seassisa ; ladled, the ezertlent of their ate( megietrate, Mandl the roe, the brother, eat the father of British soldiers, meld not be over estimated. La a set Mule the caraway auseserily fell Mort of the !unseal of the Dake. The preens taunt use, the heavy 111111118 of troops, ate toren*, sad even regal, adornments, sad the roar* soismaisies which inverted as samproasked imam,* the hand of Wellington were Asset, bet sell, ▪ anudiestatisa et public usentiera • fee k braes mad ehivalues warike it mild seemly be surpassed. The morantrwm sabered to by Oir &lag, from many points of the &agar lb& dispel minute gun and themeless 41heingnfaheaaaisi bells. —The-bedy of ebe • die. , ceased hue was transhipped from the Carsdoc to the Star as mealy as six o'clock is the eternise, and was placed ea s bier covered with bleak cloth and crape, and surniCented bye eatafekne of the sane materials, on the dailLef thautereel. At &little before eleven o'clock the moursers boarded the Star u follows :—Lord Raglan, the Hon. Wesel Begot, Colonel Kinpoote, Limit:Colonel Somerset, Liontt.-Colonel Lord Barghersh, Lieat..Colonel ' Nigel Biopsies, the Bon. Captain Galt/seeps, the Bari of etitherpe.Celainendor penitent,. R.N., Oemenender Mesas, the adiriers of the Candor., cite. At eleven o'clock the Stu sommueed slowly steaming up the Sost, attended by a gaud of loam of abut fifty beats, all esiformly moaned, the different easels anchored is her emu firing minute gnu. The wual processim was opened by the boat of the commodore, Mr. Edward Morgan, superintendent of the Custom,. Seery board was painted ia funeral 110i010E— block, with Mae stripes—sad each bore an ensign at half rust. The beats formed two lines from the larboard and starboard bows of the stouter to a lag way behind her. The. grays ulnd with moiled oars, and open the Stu rucking the quay the two linos joined at the sad, and formed two sides of a triangle, thee preventing say of the nneserose boats on the river from nearing the ship. Oa the quay when the landing had bona appointed to take place was a spacious shed for the reception et the body and moaner% la the centre of whisk was a bier, and the root and sides of which were richly orsamented with festoons and draperies of black cloth and velvet, interspersed with rosettes of black crape. The quay to a considerable distance hot this pedal had bean barricaded, so as to prevent in trustee. The pommies in this manner having coon up to the Glow hasd mar Prisernstreet bridge, the embarkation took place at about 12 °Van. The mayor and corporation, the Society of Merchant Venturers, the Corporation of the Poor, the clergy, and the other public bodies sad illness who is• candid mkiag pert in the proceedings of the day, had takes up their posidessin Queen-square, where the ground was kept by 0 strong body of polite dratted from the astral, Clifton, Bedminster, and Elt. Philip's diet sions, alder the command of the anporiatendent,.' Captain Fisher, B.N. The military postaionen and Land Transport Suttee Corps proceeded oa to the large area which he the end of Princes-street. The artillery took up a position an the (116,0, opposite Iteddiff-parade, aid a little below the Bailors' Home. The appeargue of the quay at this period was masedingly imposing —the dicks of the shipping, the windows sod roof-tope of the houses, and every available spot from which a view of the our mooy could be obtained, were crowded With spectators, while the mdersoliely nature of the osemirm wa attested by the lisEmseini lags, sad other signs of mourning, which were visible all armed. Thu Morning Star, a ship of colonel proportions, was placed in deep maritime running, and formed a grand termination to the angle of the quay. As the body was being landed, the battery of artillery before referred to us having taken up a position near the Salton' Home fired, at intervals of a minute, 19 guns, the homy booming of which was beard reverberating amongst the dis tant hills. The eons having been placed in the hearse, the funeral part of the procession was formed, sad proceeded, accompanied by the military, to Princes-street. Upon Its arriving at the and of the lower avenue to Closursquani, the mayor and corporation, and other public bodies, joined, and the procession then proceeded in the following order: Body of Police. Detachment of Artillery, with howitsen. Troop of Human. Bead of the 16th Hussars, pplaying the " Dead Much." Troop of Royal Hone Guards Bite. Two Mates. Two Mutes. Attendant. Page with beard of plumes. Attendant. Eight beaten with truncheons. Undertaker. Muter of the Hone. THE BODY, In • hearse and six horses richly plumed. Ancient domestic mounted, sad bearing oa a cushion of odium velvet and geld the sereset, orders, sad Field-Manias baton Pike demand kid. I Mourning meek and free known piuseel, with CI s: the chief mourner, UPI NNW. 14 ifi Mooning coach Cep om dpi p/snad, with 41 5. the Aides-de- of the gma Field- 1 s ell d a Marshal ; via., Lirat.-Colemi Lord Burstisnh, Lieut.-CAL DIMINIIIe. 0 r 0 lagst.-CoL Rint=ur 1 the Hos. Cep 6. 1 Mourning mach and four bones plumsd, with the CO 2, I tal e Commander of the Cando., Consaander F r pi Mame, sad medical Misers of the deceased. Mourning mach and four hoes.. plumed, with members of the damned lord's in household.Fe Ire Troop of oop of Royal 16th Huma Hen n. s Otitis dinsßlue. Tr The Staffed the Bristol District. The Banned Pensimon of the Bristol District. Large body of Artillery, with ebbe-arise. V • Police. a Water Bailiff, Enhangs Keeper, Market Constable, a. City Crier, do. Carriage with the Town Clark and City Solicitor of „,- Bristol, D. Burps, jun., and W. Brice, Eons. iv Canisp with the High Sh eriff of Bristol, B. Phnom, 1 Esq., sad the Under•Siteriff, W. 0. Hare, Esq. f The Eight Worshipful the Mayor of Bristol, J. G. i Shaw, Rua , in his state carriage, with th e e Sword-bearer of State sad City Treasurer. A The Aldermen of Bristol in their carriages. P The Town Councillors of Bristol iti their carnage.. Fifty Sailors, uniformly dressed, and bearing the Banner and Insignia of the Society of Merchant Venturers. Chnirce with the Master of the Society of Merchant Teritsren and the Trusiffor, W. Claxton, Esq. Ontrielps with the Wardess of the Society of Merchant Vetivers. Carriages with the members of the Society of Merchant Venturers. M I Carriage with the Governor of the Corporation of the r Poor, Dr. Bogen ; and the trDeputy Governor, 3. Protheses, raq. Carriage. with the Crort of Aeolians of the iv i Corporation of the Pose. Carriages with members of the Ccoperielis of the a Poor. Th. Clergy and Ministers of Relies& ~ The President , Pident, Officer; and Minshers of th e Bristol ,Liseused Victuallers' Preteatign Amedethm. e gi s The (Moen and Members *Ms B&W Diet of I to Odd Fellows, M. wearing Mionrediss meth. Th. Odious sad Mambos. of the , Ancient Order of Foresten wz= l. l seweitimillear- Mee se, siic I ll s A detachment of Artilleq. with Field Battery • of four 0.... Detachment of Polies. The procession was of immense length, and its appearance was both solemn and imposing. With the exception of the i lli e lZ a l t every person 'lapsed in it was behind in deep and the military *songless wore crape scarves sad bet bawds, and had their busmen deeply griped. The ernes limits of the mayor and high sheriff, and all the Onements of tho mayor's state coach, were covered with Ilse ire Natured, as were also the mace., staves, and batons Of Plea. And them wen mourning roomes on the handles sod kommweisdis of the different carriages. • The preesidea Ikea. farmed- pomade& at a slow and salsas jeer through - the ally, pawn; sling Prisess-street, lbe Boasdiepsy, Clue-street, Cons-nrest, the Itschsepte. Wisootesek phis street, PoterMsest, Cesile-strest, Old Market street, Wsst-sweet, Ike. limy where She lhocashh• hues were doubly crowded, tint the disposition to pay due respect e I t o :: 041011 S i and g war masi vmy e lrd et thrghout the the highest to the invest. The shops, the beats, 4nd the warehouses of the eity were closed; She bells Of the dilates& church.. Aland nailed, and it the thew sands ciliates and gentlemen and members of the middle dam who thnisegad the window. la the use of route very 6111111.1111 te be MSS who didnatneeretthat palliator entire mouthing. Many, ally se the pa ll or sex, were ob. served to be deeply affected, - the funeral cortege probably senelling the smeary of mine brined relative or friend who, like him whose asettal reassioa they raw Wirth d es Si their last poissfal resting.pleen bad fallen is a far dia. tent had, whist hinge for the Meow of their country sad Oases. Many as ejaculation of sayymmppaathy, too, was to be heard from mewl the crowd, eeeetlmca expressed in homely terms, but delays breathing a spirit of pa:dodoes rod sentimestseteeepet and gratitude towards the mighty dmad. Some of the houses along the line of route bar: been decia rated with foam: emblems, much is the same way that assay of the how frusta is the metropolis were decorated daring the passage of the Duke of Welliogton's funeral to St. Paul's Cathedral. Some of these were very imposing At the Albion ravens, Priam-street, the house frost was literally covered with mourning decorations. In the centre was a large allegorical picture from the . pencil of J. S. Lenox, of " Time 111111016/ the Hero." Old T pisorthesubied by inplo, Sad besting the body of Raglan front earth to the abode of blur, while Britannia, }liberals, and Caledonia are seen mourning the departure of the aged warrior. Ranging along the entire frontage of the bedding were draperies of black cloth, intermixed with craps land velvet, on which were inscribed " Peace to the soul of the departed brave," " His body sleeps, tut his same heeds evermore." Soneamding the allegorical pie. tore were denten of the Begs of England, France, Turkey, and Sardinia, partially furled, with bands of laurel, in silver, encircling shield, intern/Hi " Eupatoria," " hter* mann," " Alma," " Sikkim." Intermixed with these decorations were wreaths and festoon of bay ve , cy. , mouthing yew, an The Ship d Castle Tarn, pear, was also decorated is an appropriate and costly style. Interspersed with the national colours of the , allied nations were mounting banners inscribed with the names of the differeat Crimean ornerier, and on a large black tablet were the crest and motto of Lord Raglan's ' heady, and the iascription, is tarp white lettere, " Rest, warrior, rest," The greasiest of Messrs. Hyam and Co., • outfitters, Mr. Sprocket; chemist, and a large number of boasts, were likewise decorated in a similar manner. On the procession reaching the submits of the city, the roads and thoroughfares were even more • lastly crowded than in the city itself. At every 'vantage point stands bad ' been erected, whilst the bootee were crowded from roof to ground. door. At this time the cavalcade is on the turnpike road to the Fishponds, at which glue the public bodies; will retire, sad the funeral will become, until it reaches Bad minton, a private one. All the bells of the city are now tolling and chiming muffled. The shops are all closed, and I minute guns are being fired from Besadoathill and the r THE EISTEDDFOD, ST. MARTIN'S•ITALL. There are societies in Wales, called Cymrei gyddien, which have for their object the cultivation of the leaguer, literature, and music, of the Principality. This object they efeet by means of meetings, under the auspices of the geotry of Wales, where the bards and minstrels give specimens of their talents, and when literary essays are brought forward ; prises being awarded to the most sac• amoral poets, musicians, sad literary essays. These meetings an called Eisteddfods, and bare very much the appearance of English musical festivals, though with a much greater nationality of character. Of those societies the Aberg y Opareigyddionappsen to be tke greatest, and its periodical meetings, or Eisteddfods, the most remarkable. The last, held at Aberg y ia 1653, was oa a magnifloent scale. It occupied two days ; ant: there was a great congress of nobility sad gentry oonnected with the Principality. Walsh pasta, Walsh harpers, Welsh singes", and Welsh literary am. strove for pre-miasma; and prises to a great pecuniary amount, and of Mill greater valise in honour, were bestowed oa the successful aspirants. It having been determined tie hold a congress of this kind in London, it took pleas yesterday at St. Martin's Hall. Bat it memo to have been hastily get up, without due an newancement or preparation; for the assemblage wu II no means what it ought to have been, considering the numbers of Welsh, and people 'reenacted with Wales, who reside in the metropolis; and the arrangements were very defective. It was held under the presidency of Sir Benjamin Hall, a thoroughly patriotic Welshman, who has always taken • strong interest in the cultivation of the language, music, and literature of his country. The vice-presidents were the Hon. Thomas Lloyd Mcstyn, M.P., T. Jones Party, of Madryn, Esq., and G. Hammond Whalley, Esq. Maven o'clock was announced as the hour of meeting, but it was put twelve before the Right Hon. President took tlu chair. His apology was a very sufficient one. He was (as he said) in a transition state, having within a few hours vacated his seat in parliament by accepting a government office, and his time, consequently, being completely eagrceeed; for which nano, he added, he could remain but for a short time. Sir Benjamin opened the proceedings by an excellent address, explaining the objects of these meet legs, advocating thole usefulness, and warmly recommending them to public favour. The first basis'es was the competition of performers ea the Welch harp, a noble instru ment, bat of primitive sonstreetion. It has three rows of strings ; the two outer rows are unfurls, consisting of the ' diatonic scale, the chrotnalie semitones being produced (there being no pedals) by an intermediate row. It is thee • dilkalt instrument, but very effective in skilful heeds. There were only three competitors, in consequence, as was explained, of the short notice that had been given. Bub of them played a Welsh air with variations; aid when they had done, Mr. John Thomas (our well-known harpist) came forward to announce the sword of the judges, of whom he was one. He stated, more plainly than would have been pleasant to the honest fellows if they had understood him (which moat probably they did not), that none of them were Int-rate, and that in Wales there were hundreds of others as good; but they received a first, second, and third prise, from five guineas to three guineas, in purses at tached to ribbons, which were presented to them by some • the fair occupants of the platform. Than there was a limiter competition of singers. There were only three— pow girls in their primitive erstunie, whose rustic deport. Meat wee very engaging. Bach of them sang • Welsh Amy, accompanied on the harp. Nothing could be einuier than their singing, or more unadorned by the grams of an, yet they all had sweet tunable voices, and one of them (Ana Price byname) sang with such remarkable sweeties. and expreeske, that • load moot* burst from the whole midtown. It is needless to add that Ann Price carried off the first prize, smaller ones being given to the other two. Sir Benjamin Hall now left the chair, bat before his departure a vote of thanks, moved in an eloquent address by Mr. Lloyd Davies, the newly elected member for the Cerdiganahire boroughs, was passed by atelamation. The chair was then taken by one of the Vice-Presidents, and a number of prises were awarded to the authors of poems and essays on subjects connected with the Principality. On the whole, the proceedings of this Eisteddfod were pleasing end interesting ; and we trust that it will lead to other meetings of a similar kind, more fully prepared, and on a greater soak. THE COMPOSITORS' NEWS-ROOMS AND LIBRARY.— About gm months dace the companion of London resolved spat founding a newsroom and library, and ao *sled a committee to lease premises, purchase books, sto. Lest evening a meeting was held to receive a report of their prourediap epic the present tines. The report, as reed by the secretary, showed that 1601, had been expanded in fur nishing and fitting up the premises in Baguet-court, street, and that 1301. had been laid out in the purebue of books, maps, tie , amongst which were mentioaed many valuable books of reference, and some of the beet standard editions of historical and dentifle works, which shows the earnest desire of this important sad intelleeneal body of men !to command the higher branches of knowledge which they deem most useful in their profession. Abernotwieg along list Meese:linters, among whom were the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, the Society of Arts, the Earls 01 larrowby and Shaftesbury, the Right Hu. W. E. Gladstone, the Messrs. Chamber, B. Barrett, Esq., W. P. Mitobim, Esq., R ' . Raynham Esq., B. Pemberton, Esq , J. Dentin, R e q., and W. Jo hnson, Esq., the report con eluded hi expressing a hope that their present effort to supply a Ong felt want only required to be made known to literary gentlemen and others connected with the metro politan press to secure their hearty co-operation. The pro pnety of admitting all in connexion with the printing busi ness to the is. of the library and news rooms was mooted and discussed, bulimia' to the incompleteness of their pre sent arrangements, the subject will be brought forward at the west meeting. 161.11r6T0N LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY. —We regret to learn that Mr. Joseph limps= has iodised the librarianship of the abase moiety, after baying gadded the duties of that °Mee with great credit to himself sad satisfaction to the etwasaittee and members for eight years. We understand that the !emotes of Mr. Simpson resigns; Lon is his samptance of a more iterative ofirr is the mau -1 try ; and he leaves with the beet wishes of ell eseseelled with the iselitaties. THE E ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S EXHIBITION AT CARLISLE. CARLISLE, JIILY 24. Yesterday, u on the preosdiog days, the experi mental operations with locomotive and fixed farm power engines, threshing, winnowing, and finishing maohines,were actively prosecuted, out owing to the returns remaining in the hands of the judges—Maus. J V. ()mach and W. Owen—for the purpose of their award, no definite result of the experiments can be obtained. On Wednesday even ing the let of premiums will be published, and the imple ment department and cattle show thrown open to the pub lic. Strange to say, ►ut few persons have patronised the trial yard since its opening, though perhaps the ad mission fee (65.) has had something to do With the paucity of attendance. Boon Usselmo, the Pruuien =Miner, has bean regular in his attendance, examining minutely every piece of umebinery. Re has appeared to let nothing tamps his attention, and has eon d freely with the inventors and patentees upon the capabilities of their Heard mechanical productions. At the at thariak wttAs inasemselear•llltin libllil ll; lfi7lrylarbi steam horse" or " traction engine" was put upon the brake in order to test its power. At a pressure of 03 lbr. the dynamometer showed that the eogice bad a power of 14* horses, much more than was generally under stood. The distinguishing feature of this invention is the attachment of the short rails to the wheels, which gives thee., the power to construct, as it were, their own road as they run. This principle has been likewise adapted to the ordinary cart wheels, and indeed all vehicles can be mode tenon the same plan. Its efficocy in this respect was tested this morning. A Image sired farm tun, with Boydall's wheels attached, was filled with upwards of a ton sod &half of clay. A small horse, or no great strength of limb, wee harnessed to, and made to drag the load over smooth and rough ground, straw heaps and planks laid scrota on. ano thee; the animal was backed, and turned, and driven about in various directions in a meaner which could nut have been attempted with the ordinary wheel. A singular experiment was tried with the steam horse yesterday morning with rather an unexpected recut. The inventor claims for it the power of dragging after it between 70 and 80 tons. It was suggested that sinew and muscle should exert their strength against the iron leints of the engine. Accordingly the steam was soon got up in the boiler of the ponderous machine, and when at a pressure of 401b5., or 12 horse power, it was set in motion. A strong I sable had been previously attached to the engine, 30 men having bold at the other end. The "steam-horse" was gal loping off at the speed above indicated, when with • strong pull and • pull altogether, the 30 men succeeded in arrest ing its program to their own iofinits delight, and intense amusement of all the spectators save the worthy:inventor. Allowing the united strength of thelmen (and it was put forth in right good earnest) to be equal to six !wren.' power, it would appear that the other six was cabaused by the machine in acquiring a motion. • very valuable machine for making bricks is exhibited, manufactured by Messrs. Porter, Hinds, and Porter, of Carlisle. It underwent several trials with varied MOMS, miring, it was stated, to the difference in the composition of the clay used. It professes to turn out 10,000 perfect bricks M the course of an hour, but it threw off no less than 18,000 well-formed bricks within the hour. Its performance( ex ited a great deal of interest The deluging rain of last night produced an uncomfort able effect upon the show ground to-day, and as the weather ecnitioued showery, there was a falling off in the number of visitors to the yard, though the a. rivals in the city from ill parts of the country were numerous. The trials in the yard were principally confined to the hod threshing machines; those in the field took • wider image. but the chief object of interest was Boydell's traction engine. It started early in the morning, and reacted the trial field in safety, without obstruction by the way. When there, it was put to work in various ways, ploughing, scari fying, and harrowing. Upon the whole, tbs result was sa tisfactory, but it appears to be the opinion of scientific men that we are still as far off as ever from the proper adaptation of steam locomotion to field farming operations. Usher's steam cultivator, • very large and heavy ma chine, which was to have gone up to the trial field to-day, only succeeded, with great difficulty and after many false starts, in pairing the gates of the trial yard, when it stuck fast in the soil a few yards beyond, where, notwithstanding exertions were made to move the unfortunate implement, both by horse and steam power, the cultivator" still re mains embedded in the ground. We regret to state that • serious accident was sustained by one of the attendants in the cattle yard. In endeavour ing to put a bull into its appointed stall, the animal rushed at him, and gored him so frightfully that the pone saga's life is despaired of. BUILDERS' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. Yesterday the eighth annual meeting of the friends of this institution was held at the London Tavern ; W. Ls', Seq., M.P., in the chair. Mr. A.O. Hauls (secretary) read the report,wbicb stated that during the past year then had been two elections of pensioners k an! the member now receiving the benefit of the charity u 20—vin , 16 males end 13 females. The aunt paid to pensioners since the establishment of the inatitution amounts to 1,9741. 131. 4d. The annual ball, under the superintendence of Mr. Joseph Bird, has realised to the funds 741.145. 6d. The 'mho:lotions and donations re wired in the last year amount to 1,226/ 95., and 4001. stock has been added to the amounts funded—vie., 2001. stook to Use relief, and 2001. to the building, fund, aiding the total amount invested in the Three per Cent. Consols 4,7601—via., 3,2501. to the relief fend and 1,0001• to the building fund, with a balance in band of 3381.25. llfd. After calling upon their friends for increased support to enable the directors to take in the unsuccessful candidates, the report concluded by stating that C. Lucas, Esq., had consented to accept the presidentship for the year ensuing. Mr. J. Blue moved the adoption of the report, and ROD. gratuleted the meeting upon the success which had attended the inatitution during the past year. Mr. G. BIRD (treasurer) seconded the motion, and maid there wee a time when more persons were in wattof the benefits of this institution than the present. He did not know that they were all of the proper age to be ad mitted; but if they had subscribed more liberally in their days of prosperity, and he called the attention of the meet , iog and the colleoors particularly to that fact, the directors would have bees enabled to place a larger number upon the list for election. In conclusion, he trusted that the tiniudere would support their new president at the dinner in October neat. The report was carried. Mr. LIM M.P., in reply to a vote of thanks, said ha had done his best to serve the charity, which he considered a very excellent one, and was only sorry he had not done MOM He regretted that his suggestion with regard to the amalgamation of tilers and bricklayers' almshouses bad not been adopted, but be trusted that it would yet take plans. He should be master of the Bricklayers' Company t►is year, and if he could :ben or at any other time serve them he should be most happy to do so. Votes of thanks to Mr. G. Bird (the treasurer). to the honorary 'mastery of the ball, to the trustees, &c., having been passed, the meeting separated. SUPPLEMENTARY ORDNANCE ESTIMATE.—This tanning the aupplementary estimate was Issued as follow; —No. 6. Wages—Woolwich Storekeepers' department (including 2,8861. for addition to the police force), 16,6371.; laboratory department, 48,0081 ; carriage department, 6,8114 ; Tower, 3,2501.. Supplemental to Vote 6 of the Ordnance Estimates, 185568, 74,6061. No. B—Stores : For the supply of iron ordnance, shot, shells, lte., 300,0001.; for the purchase of ordnance stores, as under, viz.—Wool wich : Laboratory department, 140,0001. ; carriage depart ment, 37,0001.; machinery for gun factories, 36,0001.; for buts for the Crimea, 140,0001. ; for the supply of waggon., harness, &c., for the Land Transport Corps, 114,6321. Sop *mental to Vote 6 of the Ordnance Estimate., 1855 66, 768,8321.; total, 841,1381. In addition to the above, there has yet to be voted a postponed estimate aaeountio/1 to 73,7191. for the ezpensev of the Ordnance-aloe in Pall-mall. To-morrow evening Lord Elcho will ask the First Mid of the Treasury if the intention of instituting a new Order of Meet for distinguished services in the field , which was publicly announced by the Duke of Newcastle, in the month of December, bey been abandoned, and if not, when it is probable that I: will be instituted and ready for dutri• bation. _ . _ Mr. Vincent Scully intends asking the First Lnrd of the Treasury, tomorrow evening, whether, „ haying regard to the gallant conduct of Irish soldiers in the Crimes, her Majesty's Gsvernment will recommend that a Royal Regiment of Queen's Irish Guards shall be embodied, with privileges Similar to those enjoyed by the English and Scotch Regiments of Grenadier, Coldstream, and Fusilier Guards•" An advertisement in the New York journals men noes the lst of September as the day on whisk bldi4e.; ) Bead will make her first appearance thateify,„-A Letters from Naples report that tl' be vidted the capital so rarely sines 1848, the occasion of the late MM. 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