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Pv 1 •-',..:- TEAVELLING BAGS with egmre egealegs.
magDgogg Timm Dagognte BAG% with " after be adopted, additionat ehiOhes 41.4- IPEOM Mil owl, onseiroemorel 1 The aspect of the interior yesterday went far
(.... , "be given to churchwerdeim . for - eges - • ere • •.' We
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..., FRANCE AND MEXICO. .- - to encourage the belief that the fashionable world,
..,,LZA BORIS, WRITING and DEMISING CASES, andPARIS, FRIDAY Evennto. I .
The rumour that the Mexican expedition was to I considerate of the convenience of the half-holiday
millions of the great metropolis, mean for the
'- • evades tor ham or continental travelling. Illustrated " ing such voluntary arrairgemente •-lsto e: - :16' . Ber majesty, adthinpanied •Sy ib...,.: Pritioses We read•in the Brussels indsPeadance Of ••. ' .
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Alm Alaby post ra two
n's Serra& Parente- Catalogue of Portable Bed. and that in case voluntary contributions Helena and Princess Beatrice, drove roun4by Birk Han evening :-" Mexican affairs again engaged the a ,
199 'recalled receives a Positive contradiction to- "future to make Friday their great gathering day.
steeds, Drawees, Ray Chairs, Washhandotands, centers. la. "shell have been tried and shall have been proved yesterday. tontion of the Cabinet Council at Paris yesterday,
wig from the Patric , which says, on the oontrary, I The nave and principal courts were crowd with
ftrri,tohn
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I. w. Ammr=tseenree and Patentee, 11 and at, wil "insufficient to enable the churchwardens of any Lady August& Brune was in attendance. and, according to what has transpired in public, the
especially on the financial that it is decided "in principle" to send reinforce- beauty and fashion ; tudeed the former was almost
Mesa& Lead" W.C. . 1 :af perfah to discharge their duty of maintaining A deputation from
the Norfolk court
et moms
roped. deliberations turned
manta, but that before arranging the details of a / isuPassahle7 not, as of olds from
the number of promenaders. It is certainly won-
REGENT-STREET. LONDON. "the parish church in a proper condition formom. tof the enterprise which the Imperial Govern-
new expedition the news of the arrival of General
, MAPPIN BROTHER:4 ,by sees! Mg the inundadone had an interview Milk Secretary Sir
newt has decided on carrying out against the to observe what a v few days of ewe tic
derful ery rge
sff4ntntint I° " Divine service (the particulars of which shouldLorenoez in the city of Mexico will be waited for.
Geom. Grey, at the Home-ofiloe, yesterdey. The depots-
It is canons that this story of the recall of the done in transforming this mein artery of the build-
action, directed by proper taste and judgment, have
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i me MOWS Napoison DI.), 611.911:Balirrith, Fretro- i „
SllveMVe, Dreasing•case Idanufactivers, and Cutlers, Queen s
Cutlery Works, Sheffield, have the honour to announce thee I
behave BUSINMS ■t the WONT-END of LONDON, by
°petite; PREMISES at
V 2, RIOLNT -STREIT, 4, be. defined and limited), power should be given don consisted of the Mayor of Lynn, Mr. Bastard Boggs, Mexican republic. It is affirmed that this new . .
" to the vestry (in which owners as well as Men- Mr. William Soppier, Mr. Jarman Patsiek, Mr. Junes gathering of the ministers was caused by ?d. Fould,
piersshould ave a voice vo
h • )to te a special rate walkw, and Mr. Arthur Saltpetre, C.E., sad Wm of Lad in consequence of the explanations which have been
• • Stanley, Mr. J. H. Gurney, Mr. G. P. Bestir*. and Mr.
"for this purpose, to be levied exclusively within
B.
Guidon
members
of
parliament
demanded of him, in the name of the Legislatif Mexican army, which, till to-day, excited little at- ing from a chaotic curiosity shop into a noble pro-
tention in Paris, was only this morning seriously menade, open from end to end, and ornamented at
believed at the Bourse, and that the considerable ins- the sides with rare trees or noble sculpture.
with a large collection of their manufactures, and they hope
Ito •" the ecclesiastical districts attached to such / „ t mill had en Corps, by the Commission on the Budget." Formerly a progress through the nave was
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receive. es they will endeavour to went, an extension o theA deputation on the
favours hitherto awarded them at their CityEstabliahment. "church, to be recovered as a poor or highway interview
with the
president and the vine.greademt, et the provement in the funds was attributed to it. I learn so • •
something like a steam voyage from London to
67 and 66. KING WILLLIAM•IIZET.GREECE. from a private source that M. Fould did earnestly Greenwich. First, we had to face the "Pool," with
" rate, and to be charged wholly or in part upon office of the Board of Trade, yeeterday. The deputation
has issued in the course of the pre- recommend the Emperor to make a short end of the its coal ships, ballast bargee, ferry boats, and all
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1 IM MODEL. a eweere.o
Al camas REAM end WOOD. 101, Regentarost. consisted of Mr. James Brown, ILP., Mr. Berzon, M.P., King Otho
The only really important or vital part of this Mr. R. Monisten manes, M.P., Mr. Aldan, Mr. Holttqllb sent month a series of decrees relating to the per- Mexican adventure, and that when his advice was other imaginable obstructions. This was worthily
rejected he repeatedly offered his resignation. into represented by the English end until Mr. Cole teok
'• Cite erllteeli motion is the last clause, that reserving the power Mr. J. T. Leather, Mr. England, Mr. Wile" and Mr. none who took part in the last insurection. An
w of levying and enforcing a compulsory rate, only Braes. tely, however, M. Fould, having obtained some
amnesty is extended to all those who have been guilty ma . . . it in hand. Then we came to limehouse Reach-
clew, open, and cheerful. This was the French
budgetary concessions, consented to remain in
in • more form than it has ever yet Adeputation as to the alteration of Battersea Park to
of high treason and rebellion, as much for the crimes
stringent Albert Park had an interview with the Right Hon. W.portion, which the exbibitors took into their own
TO CORRESPONDINTS. existed. With regard to the first clause, it is Cowper yesterday, at her Majesty's Glee af Works, White- themselves as for the deeds connected with them. office, although the war in Mexico is to go on. M. hands, end arranged with their traditional taete.
Advertises:mote Intended for .. The Rower" London Evening I
-place.
paper, must be at the mem, us, Bouveriestreet, by Two obvious to remark that a more direct and sPerial hall The &purr. consisted og Mr, Thome Twelve individuals are however, excepted from Rather has been within an ace of going out in con- Now, from the moment we descend the steps of
o z...1t on the day of PubliallEvw. method of recovering the rate would of course Area, ILP., Mr. T. E. Rereads, Dr. 1-00•1, Kr. Imes, the amnesty, namely, three military men and nine sequence of a difference of opinion with M. de Per the eastern
se. platform we are in open water, and can
render the existing imperfect machinery useless. Mr. Medlar, Zr. H. Gwynn. Mr. J. Gwynn, Mr. J. T. civilians. Thetis° municipal councils of Nanplia and sign,' about the Cette Railway ; but that difficulty
pants p t and voyege to the op.
iRATMAIKIL end of the bail ' . Sal i's beautiful
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Tins sexism, TER WOLF AND TEI LAMB.-0178 TheHermopolis (Syra) are dissolved ; the mayors of has alms, I understand, been got over. M. de Per- statue,
"The Daughter of Zion," is now placed
AMERICAN COUSIN. Mama Seilwro, Inicketons. Z. VDUs%
Rogers Young, Mies Oliver.-LA CONTRABANDISTA "facilities" referred to in the second clause Coggie, Mr. J. Cloggin, Mr. Newton, Mr. Osgood, and Mr.
must of course be legal facilities, and if with these 6reessii
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subject
ct the tis Turnpikes those two communes are dismissed. The colonel signy defends the Pereire interest, which, doubt- where It can be seen, and hundrds stop to admire
Pere& Nene WA Senor 110“411.-And MY Huntsmen Gaon. facilities the revenue of the seat rents failed to relies had
yesterday
en interview
with hete Right Hoc Sir oommandient of Nanplia is placed on the less, will Preyed. it. The Bradford Trophy in, in a better position,
CAS the required amount, these parishes would still be G. Grey. The deintetioe °mewed of Laid &ern Mr. list of unattached offwers. A military The Pays' latest news is that General de Goyon
.rather an addition than a defect ; and the nag.
Ten sews% TER LOST milt& -LOOM at. Mears •
list liable to all the irritating incidents of a }rebury, M.P., Mr. Matthew Foster (Hampetead), Mr. chaplain, four adjutants, and a young am, will not go
Charles Kean. J. F. Cathcart. Slime, IveretA Potter, Raymond, I anas well an
Meadows, and ?R. Cathcart ; him Charles Kean and Mime compulsory rate as those in which no slush subsii- Thomas Sheer (Kensington), Mr. J. Cumberlaod (Camden- geon, are removed from the staff of the army ; be made a senator. This journal, however, throve ceasing source of. attracts",
back to Rome, but will incontinently ielcent bronzes of Killington are an un-
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Chapman.-Ana TEI TWO POLTS.
tute for it had ever been found. We are thus road Villas), Mr. J. W. Turner (Kensington). 11r. W. lons a sub-inspector, a major, a cavalry commander, a doubt upon the return of the Marquis de Lava-
their service of silver plate for the uc de
Letts, and revives the story of a marshal of France of the offending trophies still remain, and one of
Brabant, which is to be Weil close at hand. Some
ST. /AIIZEB. really substantial clause (Pimlico), and the parliamentary agent to the Toll Belem five captains of different branches of the service,
TEM EVENING. A COZY coutem-PRINCE AYABILL : ar, brought to the third and
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The "It a°••• licam igaPhetr• Itablarskrat A'hi", ; of the Resolution,which provides in the last resort
rei•mmiat ti'm....rita. twali::ts.cf awkisaelePitadbma gablubm awl'
Miss N. oore, mre. F. Matthews. and the Nalsoa I Zr, four lieutenants, and nix sub-lienteaanta are (meaning Marshal Niel) being sent Oat with. joiitt the most conspicuous ismostbershlymiticisedhy the
visitors, not only for its bulk and intrinsic ugliness,
-And UNDILIS 11.1 E ROSL-Counsence at 7i. for the levying and enforcement of a compulsory Lass. Ammar., committee i efr, maler revered, suspended provisionally from their functions,' milrlary end fielometie perms.
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BRITANNIA. sate. This obnoxious Power le indeed Istr°d"lll Onnunitsee ; and Mr. G. Harding, chairman Graberwell with orders to choose a place of retie The Temps asserts very positively that negotis-
ewe rules of the Exhibition by affixing the
/II 1 • Tins Emma OUR LOT 121 11121. Mesdea. S. Uwe awe with great apparent reserve, and is, nominally at Committee, dance, iron, which they are not to depart A eons for a settlement of the ROM= quethou, stria
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but bemuse its proprietor evades one of the most
Crattford.-Aurora. by wins Puree and Ur. llaelamen .- •• mem fimeres " to each article. This
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, -And THE OLD MAID IN TEE WINDING MITT. ]tin R. least, only to be employed in cases of emergency, Despatcher were received yeetelday at the Coloeial-offies
menee-comnenee st 61. and on the failure of every other plan. But it from the Lord High Cornmisioner of the lonia Wanda lieutenant-colonel, a major, •a commandant of according to •a Plan proposed by the Emperor, me " bytrop, as itis called, is in fact a shop, and as
artillery, ten captains, six lieutenants, six sub- going on between Paris and Turin, and that one of such loofas very much out of place in its present
requires very little sagacity to perceive that, like DsiVataell were sent t° tate, govern"' °I- the elalemeete lieutenants, three sanitary officers, „dais adminis. the terms of the arrangement is that the Roman position.
I.i MTGE WATER AT LONDON BRlM&the West CaiM of Ahme.
Ter Day -411aeulag, Ilk. Ow .... Afiesneen, 11l BON, PHARAOH'S lean kine, it would 000 n devour all the °atrative offioers, are placed out of active service,
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;i TO.IIOIULOW-ironies, 1111. ter .. - Mims" °a• On. more attractive features and provisions of the either by withdrawal from employment, or by the Himont, . the jewel oourts and
States shall send representatives to the Italian par- The departmenta most throngedltsr Grieve to ;be
the former the constables
sewaegede to protect the
:scheme. The limitation to the exercise of this NATIONAL MEMORIAL TO TRW PRINCE dissolution of their corps. Most of the individuals The news that Archduke Maximilian is impeded e between their
Koh-i-n haves hard
in Paris, is repeated by the Pays, which says that duty and their gamete', in keeping the
..i LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 24. reserved power is nominal rather than real. CONSORT.
in this last category are functionaries at Malvoisie
No value or importance whatever can be attached The following gentlemen have formed themselves and the Isle of Egina. " Thus," remarks the he will come ben from Brussels and stay two or ladies at anytbiog like t reasonable distance ;
-
IT seems to some to be a legitimate scat of glad- to the plausible preambleof theolaime, "thatincase pato e committee for ths purpose of faith/ling Ic, park the Journal dee Dade, three days. and at Mr. 's see we thought
" fifty officers in all, among
nees and exultation that the Government of France " voluntary contributions shall have been tried and objects of the meeting for obtaining subemiptions to theportion of the day the Riot
those who will enjoy elsewhere the benefit of the The Bourse was extremely buoyant. The rist, that oiliseee
sdtobe
road,
so
was
the
wt.
instead of directingitsambition toitsterritorialfron- " shat have been proved insufficient," &c., for the Nettsiel Memorial to the Prince Consort, held at the house as I have above said, was attributed to a belief m
nasty, are deprived of their vocation, and even ofAct
wouldent caused by the debut of a novelty in neck-
, tier, and meditating conquest onthe Rhine or the Po, simple and decisive reason that voluntary effort eon of the Society of Arts, Adelphi, Lori's, on Thareds'er
should transport its schemes of aggrandisement, or never be really tried at all, can never be practically • .._ Awn 10 :-Looi Gray, of Gray, *Rama , • the Rev. H. J. them
the number are affected only provi. the recall of the army from Mexico. Rents rose laces, in which diamonds were set upon amethysts,
Et • Sir Joseph Offiff M.D. B. 0. Mauglia ER ; sionally. There the vengeance of the conquerors 30c• for cash and *M, for lomat, closing at and both consisted of gems of extraordinary beauty.
at least its influence, beyond sea. Anti assuredly appealed to, so long as a compulsory machinery is Thom; Fcwr Dot Fmq
.e'hon. sec
• those governments which embark in transmerine retained. The two systems are radically incom- The views expressed at. the abovemansed impetiog wens, militasy revolt of Nauplia, which, according to 11111111 y
; and treasurer.M•
* stops. That is the limit of the chastisement of this 70fr. 150 a. and 70fr. 40e. Whiner rose 10fr., add We noticed also a rather crowded levee gathered
the Italian Loan 75c. The Orleans Railway rose round the tasteful and well-arranged case of Mapplit
• : conquest do, as Le Bairns/ nays, " give hostages pstible, they cannot exist and work together, and that it wee due to all the subjects of the Qs's= that every the depository et
Wine Mires rose 12fr. 50c., closing at 112 fr. 50c. and is well worthy of such distinguished cement
journals, aimed at nothing lees than the deposition lifr. 75c., and the other lines from 2fr. 50c. to sfr. Brother, which stands between.
the
Koh-i-noor and that of the Devonsture gems,
• "to fortune." There is one aim which is most the condition attached to this dame is therefore, individual amongst them, however humble, should have the
. of King Otho, and which for a moment appeared
desirable to us, that of seeing France cease at as Sir G. C. Lewis said of Mr. SannutomEse- opportunity of contributing his mite to the national reare-
. . .and conducted with sufficient 'The Emperor and the Viceroy of Egypt weet
length from those efforts which she has been long oesear's Resolution last week, "nugatory and un- vial The"mattee have apPeinted Mr. J. IL Get.ling t° P°ldowertutol enough and
lication to the Britith residues sod Melton in t accomplish the rain of the Bavarian dynasty. together last night to the Ambign Consigns to see drop into the Italian Court, in which the superiority
making to equal and rival us on the seas. There " meaning." It is irrelevant and absurd to taik of 'ls. faPorP 1.6 towards the above the new piece Les Beta= Messieurs du Bois Dust of th:l famed home of art is perhaps more trim-
From the jewels the company seem natu y
Co.-Par
ptkns
To all the reproaches, well-founded or otherwise.
is no one thing that so seriously endangers the trying or testing the voluntary principle where it tdhation."„ili also be received by Nam.
PariMeGaligssai which ere addressed to the government of King The sham fight which was proposed to take place P 3;
centurym . The Isere 01.7 ts frequently
• peace of the world es the enormous armaments of is simply employed to oover the advance of a legal sad Co.at Satory for the entertainment of Said Pasha Preece'
Otho, it is impossible to add that of excessive so- at a (Lae loc; but yesterday much of the interest
I Cherbourg, Brest, and Toulon, responded to by demand. Even under ordtnary circumstances verity." is postponed till his return from England, sad was transferred to the neighbouriegoourt, where the
those of Portsmouth, Devonport, and Chatham. people will not exert themselves or make sacrifices His Excellency Count de Lavradio, Portuguese ifeated than at any former time in the
very likely will not take piece at all. I have told marvellous 41 Logatrioo of Magni has just been
Now the embarking of France in military expe- to meet an outlay which they know will be Minister, has just lett Loudon on a short tour to the Con- (merrases ADO •) you that he has • truly oriental indifference for uncovered. To criticise this statue would be
ditions to the Mexican Gulf and the Transatlantic adequately provided for come what may, Meant. During his armee the Chevalier dos Santos will ITALY; sight-seeing, and, above all things, hates exertion. to " paint the rose." People stop as they
, . , States around it, implies and necessitates fresh and whether they exert themselves or not. act as charge d'affairea TURIN, Max 23. -There is an effervescence in the schools of Paris
and maid almost weep in sympathy
I, !, efforts on its part at naval supremacy in They will not give largely or liberally to those Maria Marchioness of Ailesbury entertained at The Official Gazette repels the insinuations at this moment apropos of the new charitable tn. • mwneni, th the
those waters. The French cannot attempt who have the alternative of demanding their con- 'Sam; last evening, the Prince 'lid Princess Bdward.cf thrown out against the government reapeoting its institution called "La Societe dn Prince with themnocnt girl, ho so
pass it, as if under a spell ; they see the whole story
boot before her. The marblewi M
I 1 Saxe-Weimer, Emily Duchess of Beaufort and Lady Frith
to be anything in America without a very tributions. But this general principle applies ihe Du" end Niche,. cy Manchester, the coan. conduct in the late events at Brescia and Bergamo, imarries, Ths high patronage under which .
perusal of open
partively alive, and seems instinct with living ema
formidable, and even preponderant fleet. Those, with peculiar and aggravated force to the case of am, of eserbre, the Daoheee of p,,,, Arpiso, Lii.d sad and says :-" It is entirely false that the govern- this society y te launched naturally induces tion. The spectators yesterday, when they had
therefore, who clap their hands at the French Church Rates. It is simply absurd to talk of Lady Fag, the Earl and meets.' of oueereen, Lord meat has in any way connived at the disturbances, functionaries of all descriptions to use their taken one g6nce, ran to bring their friends to
those who bad before
going to Mexico, applaud in the very same act offering to a large body of Churchmen the Duakellin, the Mercies:sees of Ely, Lord Stanhope, Lord or hesitated es to what measures to adopt. The influence to procure adhesions to it. The College share their andenjoymieet,oto
gat
up a
the swelling of the Frenchnaval estimates, and, by option between a voluntary contribution and a Henry Gordon Lenox. viscount Powersecen, Viscount government will be ready to justify its proceedings the statue u Fl re oe
Henry IV. not only sent in subscriptions, but seen " w"
proposed
the spot to re-
an inevitable consequence, of our own. rate. They really have no choice. They ostenta- Chilies. the Earl Anneeley., Colonel the Roo- oel before parliament. In the meantime, the publicmemorial to the mummers on
ace= 'ad them with an oldness. The students move it to a public and fitting locality.
Forester, and the Hon. Frederick Caltborpe.
There is no one act of the Ementos, we tionslyprefer the legal machinery, and denounce the may rest assured that the judicial authorities will of the Charlemagne College, considering this ad- We have to correct an error into which we fell
':', 0, are persuaded, since the commencement of his voluntary principle. It would be their interest of The Earl and Countess of Derby and Lady • ... .. . . -
Emma Stanley (says the Sussex Express) are etayksg at eke ,,
act wan strict imparusitty. dress fulsome, took means to intimate to the Henry in writing our last notice of the Exhibition, re-
I reign, which has awakened more anxiety and course, to convict it of failure ; and their duty, °rivalry Arad, Tunbridge-wens FNs lordship's health la
SPAIN. IV, young men that they would be hissed on the Zang
s the number of tickets purchased by the
. alarm in French capitalists than this men& upon therefore, not to contribute anything towards the stm such ee to ammo ems anxiety, MADRID, MAT 23. k of England directors for their establishment.
first opportunity-probably at the next distribn- We
should ye stated 1501. worth. instead a Igb
Mexico. The Italian campaign procured vast repair of the fabric until it was demanded in full The Earl and Countess Fitzwilliam have am According to news -yes here from Mexico, lion of prises. The Henry IV. Ancients disculpate Lich,* and we ere happy to add that the directoes
•../ results, was worth the risks, and promised to legal form. If it were left to them to decide, se deed at their redeem in Grosvenor-nu m for the meiW
General Doblado had given a written engagement themselves, and my that the addmil! was the •- ' . Pank.down for the lame quaatity yesterday, inti•
crown the Imperial policy with glory. But whse in a number of cases it would be, whether a rate semen. already been drawn up, at their provisor, and fa no way represents t • mating that they should want a still further
can the enthronement of ALIKONTIL or Menne abased me betel tea enforce le tbs •. • The Countess Dowager of MSrton- Ind the .to lige seteety, which-had .
Th • has been authoritatively supply. An order for tickets was also received
• ' - for the payment of the claims and expenses of the sentiments. e promisor
Lux bring to France, that can eompensate tommed- or not, there can be no doubt what.- Ladies Douglas have arrived in Lower Brook-street from . . la, fran the Charter-house. A still more formidable
mess with England, jealousy in Spain, and worse ever about the result. The owners and Italy. expedition to Mexico, and in which every satis- Inn " • led" to keep the matter as quiet as •
proposal came up in the course of the day from
than both, conflict with the United States, with- occupiers attending the church would of course Lord and Lady Methuen have arrived in town. faction is guaranteed for the future in favour of the Ancient Order of Foresters at Birmingham,
out taking into account the vast territory of Mexico be hardly likely to supply voluntarily an amount His lordship has taken a residence in Lowndesoquare far Spain and England.
the season. abatement in price on an order for 50,000 ticket&
itself, in which a small force is powerless or which they might divide amongst the parishioners Lord Herries has left Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley- TURKEY AND MONTENEGRO. In • eirenisr_. , issued 1•• evening bY l'imma We believe that a discount of 24 per Cent. Wna,
tat 1 Europe would fain be spared the math- at large. But with their peculiar views, many oste" for Evert ham Park. PARIS, Max 2,4, Num Broths er braarlaater, the downward Prvlre'" offered, but the Foresters are of opinion that they
festation of that Quixotic and restless spirit which, would look upon it as a duty not to do so. Lady Macdonald Lockhart (of Lee) has fixed The Paris papers of to-clay publish a telegram the rocks of American cotton sines the highest point of should have the same allowance as ' the .''
for no valid or well-calculated gain, led Nerormas The result may easily be predicted. Under such Fridays, Jane 6 and 13, for her halls at 82, liatoa-rosre. from dated gsrd inst., according to which last year, is illustrated roughly by the following queried, So far as the half-crown tickets are the
Ba.,
table, t* which 18 appended the l'AisrP°°l quotation for demand has already been so great that the supply
I. to Moscow, and spent in vainglory what should a scheme, supposing it could be carried into effect, Lady Laura Grattan has arrived in Lowndes. the Turkish army, numbering 20,000 men, under middling New Orleans cotton at the respective dates :
in hand is exhausted, and intending purchmens
have been hoarded and economized for self-main- Church Rate contests would be renewed throughout street foe the assume, the command of Muchir Abdi, had assembled at 31•Tch, Juno, OW, Dec, Mardi. Mar, will have to wait for a further supply until ta
tenance and defence, the kingdom. The evils by the existing system Mr. and Lady Augusta Milbanke and the Misses Podgorizza in Albania, and was about to invade In American 1861. 1861. urn. mu. ista. is da It may be a convenienoe to intending
If the French are struck with this, we are more would not only continue in all their original lfilbanke have solved at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-muse,
the Monte' • ' 'of definite eitnta mast 7 '
negnn territory, in pursuance
visitors to be informed that Herr Paner's piano-
astonished at the inconsiderateness and precipi- force, but new sources of local imitation and dim from Thorpe Yarrow, Badale. Mr. Mark Milbanke hue also 918'(1°) sn4e° 487 441° 24"" ieo.eoo "am forte rim-minas will take plaos between two auk
orders received from Constantinople. Four u•nc°' • •
Utley which the French Government has shown in turbance would be added to them. Mr. Soren- snivel at name'. Ileal* steamers on the lake of Scutari were to support Lemmie 1,011,06 urea T 70,010 109,030 memo four 0 clock to-day.on the weatern Platfori:,- _
breaking from what might be considered the isomEncorem's Resolution is thus one of the most Mrs. Ram gave her first ball last evening, at 28, , _ _ , nice of tots- The number of visitors adonttect yesteru y M
Prince's-mu._ the movements of thus army. The Montenegrin dugg
714. Bd. 51d. lid' 1144. Ist& follow. :-Semon ticketa, 5,985 .on payment of
conservative principle in Transatlareic affairs unhappy amongst the many abortive schemes of —their •
-that of so many European Powers concurring compromise that have been suggested. If he can The Ladies Cornwallis held their first assembly had re-entered own territory. There is, moreover. as Terse • d•••••• proportionately is 2s. esi., 12,120 • total, 18,105. Among them
-I ce in 1
last evening at their reiden es-street, Berkeley- tits desk° held isi the reasuwwwit pads sad by *awn were Prince Edward of Saxe Weiner, Duke and
amicably in the maintenance of purely Bo- produce nothing better he has altogeler failed in CALCUTTA. AND CHINA MAILS. earyware. The vacuum caused by the non-receipt of the Duchess of Manchester, Lord Reineligh, the Earl
Isquare.
Tolman interests. This was the true answer to the discharging the serious duty he undertook. HavingSociety in
The first Flower Show of the Botanic ' MmitevlLLEA, MAT 24. last crop is thus at last showing itself seriously, in spited of Egaeg, Lady lleathoote, Lady Won, and the
Mimeos doctrine. But France, in now prooseding done his utmoet to defeat, or at least to delay, es perk will be Mild on *edam& tb The Valetta, with the above mails, arrived here the meat reduction in consomptios which has occurred Hon. Mrs. Vithms.
y next at e
alone, andrashly embracing • Church and Monarchy the only settlement of the question which the) 3ouse beautiful grounds. The show will consist of plants, flowers, this day at 5 a.m. hen and elsewhere. At Here the present stock ia 42,000
• ', party in the New World, throws down the gauntlet and the country has ever accepted, he pledged and fruits. The mails leave for London at 11.30 a.m. Inks easing 290:000 lest year, "For se, fer it ii. to be re. WEATHER BEPORT.-(THLB DST.)
petted," observed Messrs. Neill, "that the high scaled
in • a way which renders it certain to be taken up one himself to attempt another and better solution of The President of the College of Physicians has BATOILDat, MAT U, II I.S.
•
day, and must lead either to humiliation or to war. the difficulty. The great responsibility of that issued cards for a reception on Monday evening, Jane 9, at
We may congratulate ourselves on being out of pledge is still upon him. His propoeed Reeolu- the College in Pall-tall Rat. AMERICA. pekes which has prevailed this asseou has failed to
attract an Methane of supplies from other quarters. India B. S. M. M IV. G. L R.
,
such a quarrel, but we can by no means rejoice at ion affords no basis whatever for any settlement The Royal Institute of British Architects has REPORTED VICTORY BY THE FEDERALS. min' to have been cleared out by the Loge &insists of
last year, and the shipments to Europe from lit Jaanary _ - ..s
its being provoked. The union of England and oe the question. reeeected Mr. The its president for the erre( year. For (From the Times.) till latest stake show a decrease of 100,C:7,3 bales, the lune.- .... U. 154. fa as &S.W. e -
France in Transat
lantic affairs has hitherto been for Vies-Preddents, Mr. Owen Jones, Mr. M. O. Scott and Mr. The following moat important despatch was ay, being 251,000 bars against 351,130 eat year. &enema ... in.- as as eV: a -
1 s Ash°
to' appear,
!desert. C. F. Hayward and J. P. received in London,
by the Bremen steamer, Hence,leers -
enc.,: and from the large proportionate
ooseamption al . .
Mew=
I) &w. h -
the advan tags
of both ; and we trust it may Tea UNDER OF TEI Gearwa.-13AesionaL, MAY Seddon re to be honors secretaries. hic h •
arrived at Southampton on Thursday. No Sll7lt cotton, the stock at Liverpool of this description, *mamma- IL'S M ie &V/. li
-
,' continue.
21.-The Queen, as Sovereign of the Moat Noble Order of The next congress of w
the Archseological Institute 6 • re IS It LI. b
the Master,
has been graciously pleased by letters patent,
will ouch intelligence reached us from our own corre- which on the lst of January lar rood at 296,000 bales pawn ,, gaff sy i 4 W. 0 -
be held at Worcester, July 21. At the next monthly st 120,C2,3 last year, is now reduced to 170,000 MUM . -
tinder the Gres t Seal of the Order, bearing date this day, spon dente, but it may have been reoeived by tele- again 1 ST IS W.N.W. a
Ma. SOTHICKON- EnTOOI:7IT announoed to the te meeting of the Arehreologicel Institute, a special exhibition 'net 133,000 last year, while in the quantity afloat tioromousa• a yr •.7
et
dispense with all the etatutes and regulations observed ingraph in New York so does upon the departure of agmea ea 10 W.11.W.
House, teat night, the terms of the " substantive regard to installation, rued to grant unto the Right Hon. will be formed of specimens of enamel and Niallo. This he figures are still more unfavourable-via, 184,000 bales Lmeteor -
" Resolution "ow the subject of Church Rata Charles John, Furl Canning, the Right Hon. John, Earl exhibition will be open from June 2to June 14. 1 the steamer
that there was no time left for the e
against 258,000. From Pent, Brasil. km, there is a large raxwerni : rase if ii W.
90 IS 01 W. c
e -
-
The president of the Institution of Civil Eogi- I intelligence to become public.
which he pledged himself last week to introduce. Reme
U., the Meet Noble Edward Adolphus, Duke of So- per centage of intern in the import foe so far this yer, Lumen. -
1 .! i This Resolution, it will be remembered, was to merest, the Right Hon. Anthony, Earl of Shafteebery, and May
the Rrht Hcm. William Thomas Spencer Peri Fitswilliam.- mg' a'r - We give
27. A of models of mins:eine con- it as we have received it, not vouching but the positive increase re not 'efficient to be seriously roma, MO ill 111 W.&W.
Mai M 1111 W.&11.
absolutely its authenticity,butwithentire felt ' the mad The figures are 159,000 tales against rememme pie se as N.W. for - in e.• - -
e -
e-
embody a distinct principle to be accepted by the - - - erection, and of specimen' of works of art, will be shown. fidon inpr or
looking to the future, it would be rotruse saw se u ' w. Is •
...
Pspaaa
of the firm to 97,000 last year. In
Knights of the said Most Noble Order, full power sad au-
House as the basis of future legislation. Though thmity severally ie „web, ~,n rights and ye.;,,dere he' . The meetings of scientific societies for the week ce the good faith
which it was addressed : as se W.
vain to attempt predictions of the course of prices. In the Plum"'
.:.: :2 66 66 - "v. C
tr set
from past experience of the many futile compro- ing to a Knight Compeers of the laid Mart Noble Order of sea-Manda7 : Geographical, 1, Extsimaa/Y• Tacedel i "Confederate •V' • • defeatedand - present state of stooks, any considerable demand, such as Jerre .. wee se 57 LW.
army 171 17131171 a WU
' I mires that have been attempted, and a knowledge the Garter, in as full and ample a manner as H they had BoYel leetatutteas es " all of Last Catarrh* Rev. B. Bat" r, the indications from the Indian and other mar& would esesers.
I Cooresesiorie ; Zoological 9, " (No. reunded.
of the numerous hostile sections into which the bawl formally retailed, say decree, rule, or nage to the ler : Beilbaare, a, , seem to point to, might seriously fora: up priers. On the INITULT. LOMAT.
W. to N. to N.L, moderate*
'I . pro-rate party is divided, we did not expect much oistrarY actwithiaadball.-Ciaserk• gnphical Distribution of Paradise Birds," Mr. Wallace. other hand, further Federal successes, such as there is or,al=l-weatarlT, 1."66,. fraaa.
• I*oil of even a • few
• Horticultural-Election of Fellows and Ballot The Oat Deutsche Post contains the following in- every reason to anticipate, or the am ery tegypeo.._wAte. to y. ~
N.W W. to N., moderate to frest.
from the right hon. gentleman's fresh attempt at Seernarces Socreem- mee o some ti
James
of this
• •ty Wednesday .
• • • 8 "Household formation •the ditiof the E of A bales of cotton from the South, would, with equal Der- trembU linitrrate. thow•Ef
was held oe Tuesday evening, at 12, St. amen's-square, Sir for Seeds ; Animal Association, 4, respecting con on
: I a settlement of this much-vexed question, we were John paid...toe. Bert,. 3Llr.
hardly prepared for so complete and oonspicuois Among the visitors pram wale several dis: ri
, the president, in the chair. Expel:see, Counter of Pembroke, temp. Edward the First," trio, derived from a reliable source :-Tye chest symptoms
ished Rev, C. Hartthoree; "Leather Vessels," Mr. Syer Cunene *Wee no anxiety. It is further believed that the diagnosis ‘tlee ,
ci ;ay satisfactory hunwty, at least temporarily. dopers that?. Upon a bend fr.h w
moder.,..
tro ever of the enormous difficulties which stand be B. coarr.-W &W. to w.N.w., W. to N. and to N.N.11, mole•
mops ing of the Atm:rout moderste. • rate to fresh.
i a failure. The Resolution which Mr. Scala:egos- foreigoers now on a visit to this country, including M. Monday : Society of Arta, 8, "International Exhibition, ' which gave rise to the impression that there was organic sources wry
et supply, and the long delays which must occur S. iciewn. - WSW. to W. to N., moderate
Michel Chevalier. M. Wolowski, M. Beret, M. de Weenh-
!l II 1 Esecomer announced last night embodies and Makoff, sod others. N. Wolowski, the founder of the -
affirms all the more obnoxious principles and pro- CoFdit Fowler in Frain*, Pve a verY istereetieS amount ea """ Dr. 14°6 PlaY fair
; Anti
Royal' 81.
1862," Mr. Hawes ; Royal Institutioe, 3, "Chemical disease is unfounded. The swollen feet, which hindered before the complicated machinery of t • •
of adjusted, even if terms of peace were already upon,
Friday : her Majesty's movements, are rather the symptoms
of
cotton
not
be be trade re re- N.N. W., fresh to mottled&
- - ... .. . ... _s_ .. - the operations of that ser&blishmenr, The paper read was Hortioalrusl, 1, American Snow ; Royal Institution, Ps another complaint, showing a deficiency of blood. Although the Pivaaat price "reseal. Sir Frederic Smith will move, on the 17th June,
that an humble address be parented to her Majesty, WI.

The next oongreas of the Archeological Institute
will be held at Worcester, July 22. At the next monthly
meeting of the Archeological Institute, a special exhibition
will be formed of specimens of enamel and Niello. This
exhibition will be open from June 2 to June 14.
The president of the Institution of Civil Eogi-
DC4OII will hold his annual conversazione on Tuesday even-
ing, May 27. A collection of models of eagineeriog con-
struction, and of specimens of works of art, will be shown.
The meetings of scientific societies for the week
are—Monday : Geographical, 1, Anniversary. Tuesday :
Royal Institution, 4, " Art of last Century," Rev. G. But.
ler ; Engineer; 9, Coovenagione ; Zoslogioal, 9, "
graphical Distribution of Paradise Birds," Mr. Wallace.
Wednesday : Hortieultural—Election of Fellows and Ballot i The Oat Deutsche Post contains the following in-
for Seeds ; AreMeological Amociation, " Household formation respecting the condition of the Empress of Aus-
Ripeness, Counter of Pembroke, temp. Edward the Pint," tris, derived from a reliable source :—The chest symptoms
Rev, C. Hartshorne; "Lather Vessel.," Mr. Syer Coming. cause DO anxiety. It is further believed that the diagnosis
Thursday : Society of Arts, 8, "International Exhibition, ' which gave riseto the impression that there was organic
1882," Mr. Hawes ; Royal Institution, 3, "Chemical disease is unfounded. The swollen feet, which hindered
Al*" Dr. Lyon Mayfair ; Antiquaries, 81. Friday : her Majesty's movements, are rather the symptoms of
Horticultural, 1, American Show ; Royal Institution, Po another complaint, showing a deficiency of blood. Although
"Plea for Cotton and Industry," Mr. Barley. Saturday : , this is by no means of an important nature, it is not to
Royal Institution, 3, "Agricultural Chemistry," Professor be compared with the danger which might exist if the
Andenom i swelling wan a consequence of a lung affection. As we hear,
The society for promoting female emigration a surgeon was summoned yesterday to proceed to Reichenan
to British Columbia is at work. On the sth of June the who bad never previously treated the royal patient, and'
Tynemouth, a first elm screw steamship, sails for Van- whose unprejudiced report will reassure the imperial court-
waver. By that opportunity 60 young women, all selected ; The sermon delivered in Berlin Cathedral on
with the greatest care, and highly recommended, will pro- ! Monday, previously to the opening of parliament, by the
cud to the colony. ; mart preacher, the Rev. Dr. Von Henstemberg, seems to
M. Guizot has just brought out the fifth volume have excited great dragnet. Indeed et hisologlog peso,
of his political Memoirs. The recital reaches the year and goodwill and seeking to soothe envy purees, it had
1840, when he was the Freech ambassador at the court of ell the appearance of being directed to excite the teethe-
St. James. He give in it the history of the negotiations ary party against the liberals, and, in this respect, it is de-
with which he wu then charged to evade • European clued to be worse than anything the Erma Zciiusp faction
wallet in the Bask as well as to obtain the body of itself ban put forward.
Napoleon front St. Helena. X. Guiscit draws some per. I The Berlin papers are full of accounts of the Fichte
traits of the oelebrlkke who then flourished in London, festival, and of keg reports of the lectures and speeches
and relates with unconcealed satisfaction the flattering delivered at the Victoria Theatre, of Prefeseor Irandelen-
reception which he obtained in English society. berg's oration at the University, to Thera le a general
The Tower (says the United Service Gazette), ! feeling of satisfaction at the exedleat meaner is which
which for several months has been undergoing alterations, ; everything went off. The spectacle presumed by the Viti-
is now nearly ready for visitors, and no doubt next week : tack Theatre is spoken of with enthusiasm. Every portion
the White Tower, with its splendid armouries, will be of the proceedings received the most breathless atteatioa
thrown open. Amongst the curiosities lately added is • from the vat audience contained in the double theatre,
tablet of granite, on which is fixed a bolos plate, mating and the strongest interest was shown is even the minutest
that. "On this spot Ann Boleyn was beheaded in 15,6.9 of the peremial details amearaieg him which bad been NIP'
His Gram the Duke of Wellington's status, that which bed . Plied by fanner Professor Ea". md were read
bees dandles mooed the old guns. damaged by ire ta i dear ad SSW"ss toes. hi Dept!
Fr". Dunckir*
1841, Is sobs glued on a paisaasai as the west ad of the I Amos, the sure has depths meek all the sections of
Wilds Tower the liberal party ware regoeseteL

Ma. SOIIIIIIION- EBTOOtriT announced to the
House, last night, the terms of the " substantive
" Resolution " orc the subject of Church Rates
which he pledged himself last week to introduce.
This Resolution, it will be remembered, was to
embody a distinct principle to be accepted by the
House as the basis of future legislation. Though
from past experience of the many futile compro-
mises that have been attempted, and a knowledge
of the numerous hostile sections into which the
pro-rate party is divided, we did not expect much
from the right hon. gentleman's fresh attempt at
a settlement of this much-vexed question, we were
hardly prepared for so complete and conspicuoas
a failure. The Resolution which Mr. SOTHETION-
EsTcoußT announced last night embodies and
affirms all the more obnoxious principles and pro-
posals with respect to the Rate wbich its opponents
have from the first moat strenuously opposed.
It retains the existing power of levying • compul-
sory rate in every parish of the kingdom. It ex-
tends that power to a number of districts which
have hitherto been practically free. It strengthens
the existing machinery both for levying and en-
forcing • compulsory rate, by giving owners as
well as occupiers a voice in the vestry, and pro-
viding that • rate so levied shall be recovered like
a poor or highway rate. It is true, these principles
are smarted in the Resolution indirectly rather than
directly, and the machinery for carrying them into
effect is legalised in a distant and prospective
manner. But this does not in the least affect the
substance of the proposal. That this may be clearly
understood it is necessary to quote the exact
terms of Mr. Sorweaoze-Errcouries motion :
" That this House is of opinion that the law re-
" biting to Church-Rates may be beneficially settled
" on the principle that the jurisdiction of the Er
" clesisatical Courts, and the ex sting legal proems
" for enforcing payment of such rates, should
" cease ; that in parishes where a substitute for a
" compulsory rate, by means of an annual appro-
" priation of a portion of the seats to those who
" assume the burden of defraying the ex-

contrary acie;ftbsisading.—Gazetfe.
StAnitrwAL Socnert.—A meeting of tbis society
was held on Tuesday evening, at 12, St. Tames's-square, Sar
John Pakington, Bart., M.P., the president, in the chair.
Among the visitors present were several distinguished
foreigners now on a visit to this country, including M.
Michel Chevalier. M. Wolowaki, If. Buffet, IL de Weenh-
niakoff, and others. M. Wolowskl, the founder of the
Cndit Fonder in Frame, gave • very interesting amount of
the operations of that establishment. The paper read was
by Mr. J. W. Tottie. on " The Powersof the Inclosure
Commissioners, and the principle upon which they have
exercised them." Mr. Tottie gave an meta detive amount of
' the machinery adopted by the commissioners for carrying'
out the power conferred upon them by parliament, and
drew attention to the fact, that although this was a central
dice, Be operations are oonductedwithont the least interfer-
ence with the independence of local action. As evidence of the
popularity of the °Mee, the legislature were constantly non-
reeving fresh duties and responsibilities upon it. Oboe the
set of 1845, constituting the Inclosure Commission, was
the duties of the Tithe Commission and the Copy-
trliirtommission had been added to it. The commissioners

W. to N. and to N.N.11, mole•
rate to fresh.
W. to N., moderate.

Sir Frederic Smith will move, on the 17th June,
that au humble address be prevented to Isar Majesty, tlol
she will be graciously pleased to appoint a royal comm.=
to inquire into the policy at the military occupation of the
Channel Islands, and the practicability of ensuring that
safety spinet foreign invasion.
The Admiralty have at length settled with Capt.
Ookin. The terms, after coesidsrable deliberation Oar ills
Army and Nary GareSe), have been arranged as follow
The nation bosoms the exclusive possessor of the lama*
in consideration of paying down 15,0031., aid granting
to
Captain Coles 1001. for every cupola brought into
the K
vice for the next fourteen yeses.
The report of the Iron-Plate Committee is now
in the bomb of the Duke of Somerset, bat it booboo dr
aided that, for the present, it shall be kept secret.
We (Army and Nary Gazette) believe it is likely
that the Under-Secretarvahip of State for War, vacant b 7
the lameated death of Sir Benjamin Have., will sot tis
filled up, bet that the offios of Asistaat-lJaaar fisarsetli
which lapped upon the demise of Mr. Godley, will be re.

A Marseilles letter says :—" Three fine Touareg '
chiefs, sorompseied by the head of the Arab bureau, at
Biskane, and M. Duveyrier the young traveller who laet
year visited the horning Mnds of the Sahara, arrived here
by the last packet from Algiers. Those &Edna of the
Newt have their faces covered with a black veil, but are
dremed in magnificent costumes. They have visited the
Zoological Gardse and other parts of this city. The althea
ashes loess stated, are on their way to Paris, and will pro-
bably visit the Exhibition of Loudon."
A brilliant soirde, at which the flower of the
aristocracy of the Faubourg St. Germain were present, was
given on Wednesday evening by the Duke de la Roehefon.
cauld BLOM* at his splendid mansion known ma the Hotel
DondavEle. That hotel, which is situated in the Ras de
Vareonee, is celebrated for its magnificent staircase ; at the
bottom of whir& on this wreak, were ranged 24 somata,
is scarlet aed gold liveries at as early period at Preailt
biekwy.
TEE ISMNING or TIM aetrWeal COUPS& —ll2O
PfeWsr!taq makes to entitle authorities to seek 00111.
=al the ratepayers of Cork city for the esslieloss
sof the eslisge have best served on the pasties
deputed by law to receive them. The estimated velum et
the property destroyed is 7,0601, of which 5,0C3f. is &demi
by the Oonowiwieners of the breed of Works for the isirdyll
to the building sad the dealle of public property, sod
2,0601, by the mare arid .stediesta, as the were c the
Palma ProlleftY btfitirdin to aim which had bees era.
✓ams& —Thibila Sassier MIL

also exercised valuable powers in connexion with land
drainage and improvement, and the authorization of loans
of public and private money for those purposes. The num.
ber of incloaure bills passed since the year 1800 has been
2,745. The number of awards confirmed by the commis-
sioners since 184.5 has been 574, with an acreage of 389,188.
The number of exchanges of land authorised has been 2,004,
with an acreage of 101.715. To give some notion of the
work done at the office, it was stated that upwards of 38.000
letters and documents were received during the year 1861.
The cost of the establishment, as voted is the estimate. for
186243, is about 16,0001.
WALraa As A MARIFE 1111801T.—Wallner has
long been a popular and favourite mewl, bat some spirited
effort for its development has always seemed to be want-
leg. The signs of the times evidently indicate a (avowable
prolect " looming in the future"—no, not in the future, but
st hand, for the " onward" of Widmer ; for the *ter-
eerie estate of Weimer Court is planned oat for bandits(
srations. Leann of the land are to be granted for *lady.
nice years, and we hope at no distant day to see it studded
with detached and semidetached villea occupied by a
highly respectable visiting and residential population.—
Dover Chronicle.

vieecl.
On Wetineeday next will take place on the stage
at the Adslphi Theatre the amid amoral meeting of the
salearibere to the Royal Dramatic College, for the per Pow
GI receiving the fiestitiel report, and electing ore male ad
three female peagoaere. All tomes who become Or
scribers as or Win the day of idiotic" will be entitled
to vote. Me *lies will lake place betweca ogle and

dens Aka.

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