The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-19 00:00:00

TBE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVEI9:I4II3I,_4PRIL 19, 1849.

sad Woe wee nilltitlo dideuthy hi mmemeace for these
who arra& het 1116 tomeriery esemallee-
Irina *kith le • midi wateersg tibia Mho
*see ee far 111iMs illeiriby, theme in the
edventsges width the demorl *of bed ead heardp:Z
Mee, Mire le the gem awl keetheight Cermet
Howirep, thrompotorp of thi arganp ito wham we ham
to real our hr this, as wdl• o bb martenia
elkedig iniethadag eel hillitioe); pis' wee wade'
Itaitittiesreptio= lithe Liaiorama whe measidereil
frateate. lb
the tight, akar • Wir• Mune loath ra""a ='‘Eeta
Cad:ynelekalliffieg mew, elms mai bit
doom • meneteny odlevel by the Ware-
ing ef the wind sad the splashily gibe asithrorkg sea.
!The dello thereat Grimily, dr ken ef the Int Mae it
which is thrmost balms iffi dr day, eel WM* is aue.
Mired ea ~Mei se um& mlleaal Isperemie atatLesdlis
the ,of set likerlows apireenigo sr the
he , to pram the rest prominest pat 'am
missy, cm meths of the whom d the Mandreter,
Ithetheld, sod Lie Railway . Thin=
is at the very meth et. the Hureera
the apera-keed, otheadleg don the shore ammo hea.
tied earn • depth farad for whoring dad desk of abet*
Cort. ;
wit auk campy • swim of 2,009 bee I
by 6911,14:215ithe woad goll nut for wheriage mad wale-
homes sever es wee Wilke met id sham there in
be • mods stadia la genamild with Mrtrasp) af4ll
and S. the met erissf of IS Wink /MAW keit Impedes%
harm of theme dodo in a WINO mkt of 'vire is the
armee Mk, wheat, awsdaskag width two dearly seri.
eirmler pies ea use of 19 twee if rhelowbut_ new omit
ma, exempt at low water, end whelphilii. 'beeelohle far
Wrurvemele at all times Of she Oda win him a priest
of weep la ell weathers.
Thrittre Manotegen whisb Quimby moose= for the
stash • beibewalayirre et the eme will their.
Plead et dee spot Mare the MOO of this Humber de.
ben. sib thelheres Oman, ead = 091 by elli•
mile Yelitakomeet mad the Opera lam the meth
olloh=lithe mama rine he ruiz.:270.1,..„,5
sad desirous se It is, is
is these Memo et risk. The gmenemat,.. is kogi
the seleme pat formed by • thd,
mersradryillille soweemwelel purposes, were net thair •
pensive those lodged Imam, and the groat ithit=
ale* U }..pelf upplied, Owe would gird to the
wavy la ewe of mai ; therefore, when est of mamma
Eglied kr, WY snide it k rkflijitlithat dr
60 leek pre alffikireati7
the Ingest war stromeme ski thth Taw
salty should at ell tier hire es free a me'
'set theme has oft. of .Podamourk ai.pagath.
Wfoe them mailkkera _ Naar
rathy en the arelamle lommle th• Ow-
Mremeat maned to eve re hwoffillede of the fire Alma
whisk the minim Men me et the M gednissiag hem
theme. The. see gt Ores Gdatheineeke thus oseiredie
Ike aavy.• while bet of elsonaire MR he Mr, is ease of
war is lie I. sbelihs ands cad be eat Who Gomm Gioia
he half an hen" deaming. Ia • moitheroial mkt of thaw
these hells will be mealy lees isperwat, esmoded us they
will he by ;enemy with dieC meropelis, liantheser, Live*
pool, ea& own pelt al kiegdom Mak seam am.
Sludadiel Ii this raper, suer it WM Amish
lave • considrable bomb, em the flatavaseadm
cry DC Waal hy heroin it lab, mast
Sall ; and ow tho trade of the am& al
=t I= it wilt ofhw • win of Mealy
miss et • denim. savigeeks ; at the use tilair diadleg
ovea greeter lionigke of Inland emenimicadsa.
Thu prepandme he the ememaran ef twday ore ea the
mat emendve male—areeed the write of the harbore
does of mate hove been emoted, amide of amearsedellin
esme themes& of pram— the 'osmium et the beds
with the MOM% .encoding it fermis, ow met myth
Arra • thoiteded with benalm, end Whined by the
wank of the bends of tba alit, or Loyd Lincoln Volunteers
(whisk, by a aolookimee, are new quartered la the seamy)
aid that oldie esvelry, and by the gay drawee aid
01=14J sabliass.
_ the date of the weather (whit* though is
I awe dupes brew Wit la early mowing, a Mrs of the
ONithatmtinef Theatilf !at ire :guitt
M the sus. of the mats
IhSeeamHe Of the 1111Villier deters for :hem them mot
ewer to have lama hilleaded, is, however in Mae wooer
Sled up by the aerie if stolwert laboeren who, with their
I VIVO rid daughters dressed la their gayer Mire, then
ppart of the works sad the alls. readm
gram of those imaged la the 7= of the day a
of ao slight difficulty. In the rake of the hollow
when the water is gain let le, will him the bask,
the and ammodioes teat whisk las often dam duty it
the ! ineetings of the Royal Agricultural Society is
orris& be the bakeedeg hen. The shops la the
tows are all shut elate, trainees befog altogether supeoded ;
in may rimer, however, Sags are displayed from the
homes, sad on the church the royal standard narks the oak
et the snored visitor. Thus ps ia she river, ineladin
the Sheerness squadron, under the command of Admiral
Elliott, which arrived last sight, are ere dead am with
every variety of marine simile, made available on the oar-
aka, " foe araseseat not am" The firenirres ea statios ie dim
feted with evergreens and coloured • sad, the
line Man to the docks slows which mid treia will.
pass, there are three, or four triumphal relies embliumed
with the royal arms, aid otherwise adorned, to ionessiod
wi.h the statics mad the degoratioas midi* the desks.
Tan Azarvi.z..—At a hw miaow before one o'clock the
sold train turtle/ad at the Grimsby storm where it wed* •
Iltunperary stoppage, antlwhile hue the mayor and repoes-
lisa of Grimsby presented to his royal Wiliam the Masse,
lanals Prins Albert Augustus Charlie
4141rhk aird
1 of Ban Coburg and Gotha—Ws, the mayor,
elitole and burglars of the borough of Grimsby, in the
manty of Lincoln, approach your royal highness to declare
our sweetmeat to your royal coax" her Majesty the Queen,
aid to the laws and constitution if this reams,- sad elso to
the high estimation is whisk pia bil!rf,ll:
11%. Sixtus for gur high end goa -
vide alsoa:leg_to irese taegiVerthot
our teetotal rknow t year maw
dominion in visitingW.'hogeough, to hoodklN yearydro.
age the new mama= do* amearaired at ilea pgthewila
trekking chit will be adwialemspe M rode
of Meat adiewal
ememuce of the bores& ea& whashr, end
We humbly hops that the Almighty may pit hi
her Majesty the Clasen sad to your royal highness • een.
Sinatra of heath sad every blessing.
Hie Rom ilminaso replied
w I ream you sy best thanks for the address yes have
just preorted to use, end particularly for your expressing of
attaireent to the Croon aid to the laws end ieriastiour of
'llk eriontry. It hes given ane mesh damn to vioZe
par of the consary for Me peeper elff2ralstr
ties stem of • great week. -aid whisk 191114911.
to be boronu of ingrowing the th sad posomellet
of your ugh, but may prove of caneiderable salami
importance." , •
The min Om ;mended into the telele=robikt
whir the maim was detached, ad
to bring it on to the ZO where're's. stone was to 07.
melted was inaplied the • emits& etrenth .ofNO of ,thr
media employed On works, inesed I. their whir frocks
and merlin bins lamp at their briers. Oa his PAM/
MOWN slighting a odor wee lad from the neehes, sad
madam heat • battery ea shore, mime She &mann el Capt.
If skim& R.N. The prince wee esmiwor Iby the Red of
Yeebeeseak, Mr. Ohmura Mr. Parke, Col. limitrey, Mr.
Imdel,the inkier s the &aim ead Sr. Fewier,_
_the
of the , to the stoma which wee • Mtge bleak
al • 16 tens, end whisk wersenpended
low lasi notinplam in die fouadatim of the ureic by
mil ropes. A glees vessel *slag roan a
ben "soma Mae it the rad, wee areal
rah la the atom for its reception, ead • beam spl:teivra-
The Arc stone of the Groot Gdweby Dodo was.
ITIC BAAL Peialle Albert on the lidatimudg
Or Mar of our Lord 1649, and ia the
rips of her Majesty Qom Victoria. May pie, pest
litre &mill"
TM Red el YARROW/17GL slat • Mid mpliegolom
sl the ebjeale et the dads, greeerell the sew howek mod
the rem berg lemma ea ire peeper void's, it and
Mahar mellsokied thegmemeny ie the used urmer. •
then genii kr the of the maintain wee Ws
rimed the by the 13. et sal the Prime was rm.
dared la lir painith ; oseemeay Irvin rapist
. bet • rem serum, its domino Man eamiderahly Gandhi
the thine Moroi of wind awl mew whisk myth Mein
die whole limo.
THE RANCWIT.
The coupon laving entered the menaced the Bed of
Yarborough modeler& the illestriews guM to • met en the.
right of the Mak, Midi he brawl( eseaded. The vidr
their was filled by Mr. Chatemem, the deputy cheireami
of the Rest Limerrare
p Reari.eipsilm, Comm, ; end enesupt
the itt, the two _ tables were
of Liassia. Celasel nine Lord Wink',she=
Ellisth the Mose* AlteriOrn, the Comers of Yeello.
mall, Theme Rawerisa Lady flopida Polies', Oirad
&yaw Captain Maitland, she Red of M*lreve.lL
Poem, Req. ;R. Hereage, • thq. • Lord lirm R. A.
abide/sow, En., M.P., ed Ld7 Mere Cat=
fallikwoes of Marwisfassie, Ashton', end
the Master Cutler of fikailaL Vise-Praident's
Certain Elliott, Colossi Wellesley, His. Gear Pell-
Mtkr.-CoL Martha J. sad Indy Walther" II!. A.
I • widest rages''; J. N. Ikeda, Eta-igl=
M the ; D. !ftrent, Sir M. aedLedy G.
the herd Mayor (Sir J. Delmil, Mr. Chapala, ii77-a
lid Anima*, lied of Illeerborregh. The
!betel ramber
who sat down to isasham wee ahem MO.
The imams I
ever, the mere CHAIRMAN woe sad
mid—Tear Royal Higreer, my lords, iodise sedgeetkora,
M but toast which I ham mew the honours spem.ppsseeto
Ms litho of km Merin the Clesea—(K•ek
mad rag God bless her.
The tee
sick was honk with/go dm trod demanslistisms
of 'amit •
The CHAIRILUE IMP 11 *eel Pm Royal
Highness, I have the lance le sem to year rake the
tor) o
" Hie
Rom Palms Allawt." (Mesh chlor-
in.) His bur bra very graiwasly dossed
to ems to this pima So he the purpose of eashtlai at
a aremay whisk we hem p
the
set orgy is
intead, but to all goer of the world with
which the manufseendeg iniseeste of Eagles& an hat ell
00enert•d or • (Prat pi (Chem.) We
have always res~s• it m kOmikeporlsat winis.-(beem,
her)—sad kis royal Men prised Is lee
o:1
bore is the preset = skews that we lave net
lab4thea in war; view. (Ch His royal lighame bee
bees pleased to Olellillar it e
ar.)eg wonky of Me
royal preemie, mad . Mem we osaider the naliner
ice
Mich be bat always ammidei himself with oiMits of

tioral baptisms sad adamants to this oountty, I ass sure
ws and bet ash Daly Wetly honoured, but ispedelly
trelliedi et hk manes with us a. day. (Herr, hear) His
dwervoi popular ken the rands k•
has always dray, madskimly &he is. sow visiting a part
of the serray whisk rail the introdawka of
railways, was @tersely . kasra,—for weae . people
mei to °WPM t s Ita mould not use. about to
this soma ry tura ia bora sad it we. traders not
=twhoa it was natlaideni that his aryl
am seadag asainpt us, that peat anxiety should
be ids
',kW., whelk" the rears wes trne-4104:1L era
aure his kid higitatte will admit that in se port of laniard
basin bent when he has bra traits& with a rare handy
wawa* Odra eltaerisg.ita:trul that I ray
add,
Nat there is no put ef her 's dominant where there
is aurae true deludes to her ,or were Iris kytirt,
atywnswg the subjeek at her Majesty fa these
sad L rat g,w esinala Nat . sheik hew
ia psassers ray /grow Ara Lra
bra to Beedead, a ia teturara, supuaisses street
of weather, sad should she- with qabnly Co be at
e.;;etera of kneeing( sheet ia the rade, she will
,1 is
bar yeas a pilot retreat it °trashy Decks.
(pewee.) Oa the part of the company which kw under-
taken rase works I rust beg Lave to tiara to his royal
hiprases oar dunks be the bower he .has leas in pairosia-
ars tMM weeks ; era Itrust, fres what yea have mesa, that
Wtask you have radertaltea—aud it is a kik at Ws in-
drawn wann—you de ast net bet it to be rakes. I
raw 00 year " His Royal sad ray Gel ble
himss
The twat was druak with the rated 'atheism.

ALiilln' that Nes sad spoils asSahews
fadatlllecT. as teed ethane thrills that any sar-
ash el salertheed hue net with year appreaden ; sad a
Chilchtaisalrr with jor tb.
ave gm" maskreeehad s
of .81%.
OM The eat whist babas this day performed, and is
ethh yes have bola se kind as to desire that I skald take
*said pert, soW as otherwise than maks • deep ha-
, =saft vac Meas.) We have been laying the foam-
ef a ack, ath' only as I place of sehty, sod
aillseest Ise war soseneardel wane, and
dolor Ihe longed dawn et. bee blehat sat,
rgt mad. I leap seal. the Masi
Lad is them eyes, ethos we stall have lag trial Oh
posses, sod whoa we &ahem passed any, and peeler, our
sager dill be flystle•—(erlse " me, Iththrear,"
8111=7 balms a sew entre of Ilk to Wiest ad
g annum d re gantry, and do oak ha.
asthma list in the aware ise lateen the lad ail Walt
(Appleazes.pdmos This week has been undertakes, Mks slaw*
01l in this rest country, by priarawdepries,
il:=VVltreighPrtihVretthelSLOrilal• ) tOßtrete
inthegelee ef thapflefamers, that, etioagettheehed le thee are
be tbetheleadshe eflbtheettaley —( es)—ead entreat
ealaseeddeasesithe reddhe if dews laws under which
tholes moidaneben and reaper, they love to
mast was maser with the authority of the
team cad the rasa of this" siiizelp, and it is the
reerassia et this tires dsiess which hos des.
paled mina eared to yaw call and cone amongst
yea. (Meth sheathe.) A.a the readiest bade of twit) ing
to yew tow veragly bee Moray appreciates rad reetpro-
mass t)tls team I tan derived additional gratillation
fess dille Ilik'Terseaude as it bee brought nee lee the Ant
tea Melte eseiaty of Liana, se celebrated for Its
stolers.' peneille. ea shade, es • flee ea 'ample of the
onsermellhe nedend rtherester, whisk ia this semen kas
easesola hessismag the mat est Well sways info
the ruble al met tale lends. (Applause) I egad
oaf, I ant are, raft boa seen Aar opseintaaof Ladle-
d= hat ilea
*hare be nee by rue
noble= ani ear alsomeltheid ihr president of this
mediag,' who bas son ally NM the aorainted with the
nod retest impraseeelb arid eat be this refirafy. bat
also with the gratitylas Meth of the rations of Isailleml sal
=which aisle be, and which I hops mybeam an
to be followed ia time tithoughea dee
Rea it Is felt that the mutual advents. et =ai doe;
ass ilegemOna a mere wnittes kart ef•ereeeeset, but ea
that aidal trod sad casidancoadelthes shear been see-
ideal a sedelent osserity to aerial the gele•dee sudsy
at espial and energy weary to its eagogisg ea die
'realism ea a lags sale. I hey new, le seeded's, to
=to pa • tarot, which I ma sure you will be all
to drink with me-" Prosperity to the Great Grime-
by Doan" Let us implore the Almighty to bestow
ea this work, under which sloe* it ma prosper.
(Mtn= I give yea the Grast Grimsby Rack, Gad with
ft the heat* of the Chairmaa and the Directors of the
Dock Compaq. His royal Weans endwise% amidet raw
darleg , sea
The to was drunk with applause.
The CRAIRIIAN, in acknowledgiag the soutiarat. said :
Yew roysi Ushers, ladies and pentanes, I rte to ratan
his royal biglieen tanks an the part of ay mileage's in the
dilation of the lileasheder, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Rail-
way Com . hthe also the management of the docks
infmandisi baited fiance the railway company
aid the desk at Greg Orhesby company were separate coa-
pas be+ ad Se..emenies are amalgamated. (Herr.)
shmeh=tea:ramw..lp=oll las.,wsleouo roabby i
the
thiarteldeg: Trim was eel' ea interest to oeusesidsr7ol,4
ad Rams chaste, sad windy es I believe, by Me=
ballets that it add be drat advantage test there
bee arotnntentanding Dawes& the dock and railway mar
c tetiar;.f they had net been welted, it t
ma that what might have both. ebviseipa
the egsvOrienot of the paha°, might net he awes arse
for eater serried sett, but that when the whale lit wend-
dee am menageneent, then ft as ant Moly that eseilleb."
beg it tethste would alas the moral advanter eel del
the edge world have- the advantage of that which. I believe
is novel in the railway world, its. a termini's be lha whit
instead °fa the lad. (Cheers) For what will limet dab
be but the terminus of a rellway ? They will fora ar eab
ern ter: amp, while ear wears amass will la het be
Liverpool. It is tne we shall net to smiled with the Liar
p of branch under tree seenermemt, Ind we shall he mar
ens nanagament to itaethesteromil trcen theme we shall
run over alias over which las vaginy bas NEW haat
Your Royal Riehness ant* Rd he have obesend that this
is • not undertaking, and wb I mention to yew Repel
Higbee,' sad theme el this couray who see sineyme
the • district that the ant authorising Mr sear
seradlon ef this dock was ady elitathed in Ildbeeerben I
remind yin of that eireenattea I think it will be
acknowledged that very great progress has been male=
the works. (Hear, hear:) Perbaccusier strangers may nee be
aware of the esamems oseadty dab whirl is asessesey
to watroct theseellesia eed thee alirdhs he Ward
(rem the adds, and that we lareoseeeeeded (desert it was
prognosticated that we should MI), to Audi( wet the
water ; and we may sadder that we are lost in this,
when I tali you that we are now 19 feet below the water
Las. (Chars.) The la pile of dither we dram in If*
and I well media at that time that in a neigbbourior pert
it was stated " There lean end of °Kathy Deck.;" for the
lestplan, es jest brio" tapped an the heed by the engine,
weal down into the quicksand, and to 'woken to be
land." That was, however, a mistake ;la since that time
she soierdasa bus been extended to the length of 1,600 hot,
end to construct it we have obtained 7,000 Slum se Weed
1W0.% averaging each 60 feet in leagtb. The latest of We
week-that is, the circumference of it—rata& to If mar,
You may probably have seen on your prier hue thr all
deft—there the principle was to take the water so bees
possible inlaid; leere.on the tont rary,we have Wed be er=filt
dainty a far as possible out into the ea. We have
bun 111 acres--that is equal to a large farm in some parts of
Ralaad—(sheen)--and we Kan every reseonalele male.
ties of bringing the works to a wencinion by the sums, el
(Chews.) We. have no reason tethralit that this art
• will be enacted by a through nemesia lee with the
pert of Liverpool darner the month of Jolt is the resent
peer. (Cases.) It has parany been appeal Mr *would
testiest advantage to be able to thaw pert b Ilanshester
and the manafactudeg districts by seas et Italerlbstre
gelds they osandathand and be send them •
she also nether alwatage that in this county we praises a
Wee hale Vat of hod; more then la an consume ; that food
will be eat ate the aanufatalles diarists, to be then ewe-
sold at nab less oat than it ale be now. Oa the ether
hey we utter wave banal then &atria and the ask It-
ood of Mandl wale whist aar.les this
par of theseathip et oath a nest as win excises them to-be
aid at fai. cc 6s. a tea below the present prise._ Therefore, 1
married la saying, that if we can send bed away to the
Illsnefeetaritg Oleic% cheaper than they as now buy it
Art we are baelitieg the poor there, and if ere can
bola coati ' hae cheaper than we do now, we are bene-
fiting the pair lath (Rear, hear.) Beni pima I know
sures that them herb are es be the rain of Rail. I, how-
ever/Awe Saar Una ea to entsrtai:
formidable
idea.
.torThr,
ZSPlet tuall thir bie r;orb:r bet;
Inked ttrh county will antinuis to Istria*, and
teaspearattet ash capetiti4n will only Sbe to prevent
tehylera, which. in some instances. ere chirped
awe* plass' and that the public will therefore de-
ad en dueler. (Cheat) I cannot suppose that a town
of soak she ant main& as Run will be ray mrionsly
Wend. Trete. the trade ay ast increase in the same flak
ie ass hitherto dose; we may not dad the 1001. Doak
Sham quoted at I,IOOL • and, we may set beekeirdisials
tan inhabitame thit the mosey it het as as te
dom. I think when they (Sad we me
beibLea the Mae trade as they do. th• Da!
grid Weald ade mat fer Ike WreVtierie ef
lie *Masse liberal systems el dee chettemettdaele.
Ads Whisk I behove ere an est
.) I could detain you mush lager is Nigh* a* ad
hem this railway wail these docks, bat I fuel=et le *Wien; sea I am rare yolk would sot with
plat bin Royal Ithrlume shee/d be demised ber:athea
abethetaly easseary. lam sees we thank his
aft eisemely he baying dose we tote 'bower of
otemdleff an this amiss, aid I think we ear
not Weer thew ear souse of it thou by doing
a ln car =r to soavieste him that we desire to athsVt
la every way. (Hoer, bear.) len afraid
rem Ohs arcengements I have made for his Royal Bleb-
sae Aoblige me to ma his now to leave—but I shall
the vie pportunity of returning, to stained to sot a
pergy (Mears.) •
Ms Berl Highness sad smite asa.retired, eel resealed
fibeez leek. , the naiads le Lade& via Peterbseser Mid
Oa the nem same sighs delay was il
ysoulless_
_ebb* hod bedlam Oa 6 refileek=
bits Peamasease. sheet e mite theft Ala QOM, 11111.161.
=r 11114 age et the Wood the boiler bail WM, and
the MOW easlois, sod the osesaussee is the
bleildne we of MO hie. Yr. Berry, the earnest whothme
Ileum' Ws. an asetesehtisi the bet, detached the-ea-
ilia he was driving Ise the Wan, sad routed le *DO
of lit did relayer mein, whisk naiad es dal
dowerlinelndalmellowel the sardere it
,whiekeristi
edour 19 resolef NNW filsess sifes or
.• •

without exgring our sanowledgineuts for the factMi.@
afforded us the authorities °etas sew rat railway lines over
which, in ng and returning from Grimsby, we Ind occa-
sion to pass—th es including the North- Western, the Great
North, rn, the Best Lincolnshire, and the Easters Counties.

GREAT SOUTHERN WHALE FISHERIES.
A patio testimonial. in the Asps of a grand en-
Hrwee gleart, at the goads. Tavern, to
. Chubs Iledwrhy, Om wheels sad &Isms of Law
does the eseedee beteg departure of thianatermising sad
ispeabsee
_dams to his sewly-kmaded seism at the
4.aehleed Wends. In order le reader the polities el Kr.
leach, %Mare the public priestly clew, the following.
sketch of his imleeprise ma a be very ispdy oiled :
/fir.lisderhy boa emend a great of the steeklead Weeds
—4l„ WOOS is the loath /edits petiusble to all 'them ter
thoMadmhdiloo.df the ehged guestisa—is whisk he sad
his two leighme ekes hiemehill. This great they
have ceded to the Fishes, Company, allow-
ing the eampeas jarislitlrthe beta of the Wary free of
sharp, and se ether reservation rcgeediag the so
elate thee that they shall share, is 'meal pre-
via the emespeay, say eat probe which may be
et
the sale as lime of the lead, after a imitable
aid selliehet site fee the 'plebes Meese shall be *sleeted.
Thesestmay is established with a eapital of 100,0001., the
elherehellgue hawks power to immure the same from timoto
221,1,10, ante* at halt a *Um; sad trill rem,
m detal the haiku el the Board of Trade
be tie..a•Alnhnellee the erallel to sa larger anoint.
OM PlPMlMesionft andasegen ef they uaderteklag shall
ennead feeder Inman et the espied .1 a Ware period.
It is Mr. legraby's iateettee, we andinteed, shortly to pro-
ofed in perms* the Auckland lamb, dumb ht 51
south latitude, sad 166 deg. east longitude, foe the
of arganisiag the business of*. fishery. and to resale tYero
a suMcieat time to place it at a latiebetory foundation.
The chair wee taken by Admiral Deem Daubs. The
=alter was amend by Mr. Leboatehert, M.P.,
t of the Board of Trade, Loyd Colchester. Kr,
Illtemee Buis', M.P., Mr. F. !Mott, Sir W. Clay,
I. Yr. Berhaw, 11.1' , sad h meet aumeroes ma re-
epeatelde beds of theories.* &Immense disk alone, sad
• nescheate geteeelly of this meempolit& The musette ems-
dried of &early NO of the dfsfm amoept the whermatile and
oommercial dames, sad if the senses were eanaterated, the
nod distinguished firma of the City of Loudon would each
be found to ham a representative ore proxy presses:
fifer the Midi was remeved, the esetemery loyal toast.
were given hem lb. chair, sad valet medially repoodled to.
Adearal Dundee arse ea Osaka to the ahem' cf Prism
Albert from London, ter the perm, of layine the first mom
LI Dealts,a asenomelal and maritime enterprise,
1M peasant companyMA bat take a deep
ibesiL)
*AVMs' DIINDAO them pmposod "The Army and
limy," a tease width had seldom hem negleeted on area-
*Me like the preeent.
General Tacque tied Admiral Sir C. Mum= returned
The Mtn aim vanerkod that, although the two
wore eat et bides for the moment, it was to be
braid that the nerehaats of the City of London would not
=he proem*. which their ,amass,, had received at
.1 the British amp. (Chum.)
Aral DUNDAS them pave the toast of the evening—
,. The Health eel Charles Healthy, and success to his un-
gertekleg." The greaten honour an Bnelisteass could re-
I miss was oledaise the approbation of his fellow-eitizens.
%di an Mew had bele most amply confined en Mr. Bra.
I Illeby. war yet was beheld such a meeting me was now
neseMbled. (Hear.) Local objects, charities, polities, would
atm call greater numbers together, but here was isteeertia..l est.
la which seen of all political creeds yofaed, in the d
lion to meet tomtit( r to bid farewell to a man who was
about to Filmed on a voyege which bad fir its accomplish.
meet the revival of the great fisheries in which Emits'
far:newly took so lug. and so prominent a share. (Hem,
hear.) l'ltaak God the mere difference of politieal minims
did not musent mem from meeting together on meager* like
the present ;it r.miad.d of the Happy Family," from
the diseinUarity of sentheest which was to be seen mutest
the mime gusts. (" Hear, hear." sad a laugh.) He begged
to propose the " /faith of Mr. Charles Raderby, with Me-
ese to his anguishing and reward for his tabours." • Three
them them.

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Mr. C. ENDERBY roes and said, that he stood in need
of all the kindness of his auditors, for he was utterly unable
eimpetestly to estrus his acknowledgments for the honour
that had beat dose him. When he saw the Queen's "sinis-
ter, taking an active part with the merchants of London
towards the promotion of his designs, he could not but feel
that this was a eircunastanee of which- any man must feel
justly proud. There was no iestanee an record, that he re-
collected, of a man having been so highly honoured by hit
fellow-citizen, as he had been. (Cheers.) He could only
give • promissory note. Bat be was certain he should be
able to redeem his word. (Cheers.) Every facility had bun
given to him by the nutriment (eheisra) for the
accomplishment of his objects. He feared, however,
that if his enterprise should net encemed he should
not be able to face his fellow-citizen" again He should be
ashamed to do so. (No, no.) Yea, he should be ashamed
to show himself amongst his fellow-eitizsns if he did nct suc-
ceed in tarrying oat his views. (" No, no," and thefts.)
Nevertheless, let his assure his good friends that he felt
quite unlident in the name of the enterprise in which he
was embarked. According to • paper which he held in hie
hand (the Whaling Shipping List), there were 69G American
whalers it the Southern Pacific Ocean, to 14 British ships.
(Hear, hear.) His instruction was to restore the balance.
(Hear.) He had no jealousy er 'amity towards the Ameri-
cans, but he did wish to see British skill and British enter.
prise assert their own As for the Auckhod Mends,
be must saihe sheath welcome the American whalers, end
he wished them smug, whilst he should maks every endea-
vour to compete wills them.
Mr. ENDERBY the. reputed the health of Mr. Labou-
chore and of her *jetty's mishears.
Ilr. LABOUCHERE mid it was matter of greet retake-
, Um to him to be pri sent on as occasion like the present,
when all the principal merchants of the City of London were
at the table. (Hear, hear.) But more especially did he
feel pleasure in the einnuestanee that he had
• wens sympathy with the objects of the en-
terprise Notated by their worthy guest, Mr. Enderby.
(Hear.) The presence of so many of the greatest merchants
of London proved the value of the enterprise ; it was deeply
to be regretted that the fisheries of the deep seas had been
resigned by Baglish seamen to the United States. Hr
trusted, however, that it would be fined possible to restore
the ininenes which England ones possemeid in the whale
askeriee. Meer.) He hailed, therefore, with satisfaction the
puma beginning; and as to the thanks which Mr. Enderby
had offered to the government for their promotion of his
views, he could on my that government had done their
duty in so acting. (Hear.) He hoped most earnestly that.
Mr.' Enderby would astern in safety from his enterprise
—(hear)—in which he believed he was u much actuated by
patriotic sentiments as by hope of gala. (Beer) He did
not agree with Mr. Enderby in thinking that lent* In that
enterprise would entail soy ebsioie open hies. On the con-
trary, he would his best, end the- generosity of Ms fellow
countrymen would always amply redeem his efforts from all
chance of censure. He begged meat rise/eel, to thank the
company far the honour they had done him.
The health of the chairman having,been proposed by .Mr.
Fowles, the clerk of the London Dceb Compasy, the eta-

GREAT COST OF THE LONDON POLICE.
MEETING OF METROPOLITAN DELEGATES.
Yesterday • very numerous meeting of the dela,
gums appointed by the metropolitan parishes, in referee°, to
ON iestmetsd deemed for palms in the parishes in Middlesex,
leek plea at the Coart-Loan, liarelelsone, foe the purpose.
of doseitehies lawn steps should be takes in reference to
that meth% _thesetwent es thi isdlepositfon of Sir George
Grey to rodeleidaes his bill of last tension for redacing the
pollee tete of the metropolis to fid. I. the pound.
Mr. T. L atistrrr, of Earylebont, presided ; and the
parishes repeseented were St. Pancras; St. Janos's, West.
minder ; St. Ann's Soho; St Clemet Danes; St. Usk.,
Chelsea ; St. Margaret's end St. John's, Wietesioster ; St
James's, Oakmont' ; St: Luke's, Middlesex ; tit. Jobe's,
Hampstead, Re., Re. The naseemer wee she ethsuded by
Lord Dudley Stuart, M.P. ; and Mr. W. Williams, lat.
M.P. for Coventry.
TheCHAIRMAN, lathy explained what transpired at
the meet interview • depends& toss Ithrytehone sad St.
Paeans hod et* the thereestry eft Na l. and the hopeless-
ness of impestiag any Relief hem theterew
Mr. R. C. WILSON (Meryitheee Rook the following
?mistiest : ° That, in conseonthes the application to the
tro:ZZ:3 requesting ,blll to rtiotroanoihis bill for
the police rate of the county of Middlesex
se. Waft beta attended with esesose, this =Mimi is of
wh
ys sea{ abosld be made to parliamest for
Mr. STEPHENS weeded the meolitein;
Lord D. STUART, 111. P., "did not think any attempt to gaol
Introduee the bill absadoeati by Sir George Grey last tee.
des wield be attended with...oats, as Sir George Grey bad '
tillmod. He (the noble lord) thooght, however, that me.
siderelde eulogise wield result from e esionikter, sod ii
good use soithl be mob out for this esmenthin showing
that the pollee form were not kept exclusivity for the net of
the metropolis. It could, vu the eositraty, be shown that
the police were end ever other pupae's, although kept at the
expose, of the metropolis. This lring the este he did not
use hew the goveremmt could well resist the daSsanda of the
metropolis for a select committee of lewdly, It was Anide
the police were paid for hy those district, of the country to
which they were sent. Hones were Sold for if they wen
lent oat ; Int if they were heir at hems, No )teepee-had
support them; end that was ust the as of the metropolis,withmad to the polite. pollee bad menplinelp taker'
the yleee of soldiers; and although that was the seer, they.
bed to be simpered out of the local Wm. He 01141. g lit they
might be ahthee get • committee, even if opposed by the
govemmeet, for the strong were not allege snetheshal. as
wee proved motet occasion, when se hon. friend of his
(the noble lad's) bro.& forward • motion with mud to
the MANI banks of Ireland. He thereon, thought ths
totter 0011,111111,11. to ash for a select committee.
Mn W. WILLIAMS said the only hope of redrON the
3it
big was a committee of the How of Commons.
Es . that there was no necessity for so large • num-
hot as Whoa there were se many midi's, kept in the
illossee. The regiment of Grenadier Guards
ohms env per yes; and_yot the metropolis had to 1
seiggent • throe to be ant over over the ormetry. There
Wm I. to dm Oise they saw about the week 328
R,
I sealed qqrsememmarbess end then there woe another
a Totem, ef 900 sea. What were all the, e
fog? Ware they to quell Mots or Neale ? Re ; but
Inatisigese:ets the
Royal
tPnaloteleimentetdoisg .thaet
ogress et ruts payers. Even the mode of @mem-
meet with lOW to poles rata in Middkeex was an Wee-
dm la ;NW's'. the assessmeet was only V. 3s. td. per

east. below the income tax returns. whilst in the county of
lent thi iseeriasent to police wu 45 par cent Ix low what it -
ought to be. All these MO end others would Le brought _
satin a committee.
Kr. LEK IS (Rt. Chtment'a D saes) 4b owe d that the b lanes
ege:Am, stated in the police e uswissioners' accounts, most
hi agree, for, it it wee not there, the increase bring 35,0001.,
dime mast have ben a deficiency at the end of the previous
year of 35,0001.
The resolution, oa being put, was serried unanimously.
Yr. OMEN (therehwer lea e( Bt. James's) moved the
next reolutioa : " That Lord Dudley Stuart, M.P. b• re-
ghosted to move the Howe of Commons for thadasTinsuggd
eN a committee to-inquire into the among le he oditte
rate, and into the manner of its esp.encliturce. particularly
with tddliefe
mono to the recent e lamas increase in the county
of and that the members for the metropolitan
boroughs the county be requested to support auk
Two moieties hobo also bon adopted,
Mr. T. K. SMITH (Bt. Peacees) moved "That the metro- ,
paten parishes be requested immediately to prepare peti-
tion, to parliament praying for the appointment of the select
coutraittee.'
Mr. HICKMAN seconded this resolution, and it was Car- .
tried sues. COO.
Lord D. STIIART keying expressed hie determination to
comply with the resolution w the delegates of the metro-
polis had
cbatv: ovoei. wee pissed to the noble lord aid to the ,
e, and the misting operated.

THE ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY DINNER.
The seventy-fifth anniversary festival of this insti- ;
tution took plus yesterday evening at the Freemasons'
Tavern. B. Hewes, tee, WE., presided. Amongst the
ywe the follow r! :—Gen. Milman. Mm. Dames, ,
company
eable„Esq., H.P., Sir J. Boat Lilley, C.B. H. Pow-
lull. Esq., the Rev. J. 8. H. Anderson, MA t die Rev. J.
H. Oarney, MA., and the Rev. Mr. Gifford, Capt. Money,
R.N., Capt. Napier, R.N., his EuellencySener Affousees,
Mr. Serjeant Gamete., Col. Jackson. B. Hawes, Esq. see.
(the treanerer). T. and W. Hawes, Escers., J. Doeskin, Esq.,
J. Curds. Esq., E. R. Adams, Feq , &c. Tte attendants. ,
mai summons. The mental department was excellent—it
wars wader the direction of Mr. Hebb., waisted by Mimi Fyne
willies L. Fyne, Mr. Francis and Mr. Machin.
iet; the cloth had been drawn,
CHAIRMAN gave the "The Queen," whom he de-
sert as at ones a pattern to sovereigns, and an example to
harlown sex.
The toast was most loyally received.
The CHAIRMAN then proposed the health of his Royal
Riatmess Prince Albert, who, by his various seeentpli.h-
manta, by his eneouragemeat of science and the arts, andby
eke exhibition of those excellent quslities by which he was
'distinguished had gained for himself the respect and affes-
'tien of the people. (Cheers.)
With thi. toast was coupled "The Queen Dowager, the
I Army mach
acenath ilusiaranm.,..
se
Mies of Wales, and the rest of the Royal Family.
nut
toad was wasanink with
"T
CHAIRMAN observed that the progrw of civilise- •
dm had done much towards abolishing the passion end In-
Meadow for war ; bat it was the good fortune of this corm-
eel to possess two services which would enable her to meet
say emergency which might arise in her future career.
Though it bad been truly slid that England was not a Dant-
ean country, some of the greatest victories of modern times
had been woa by British valour ; and, on the other head,
while we possessed such a navy as we had at present there
wee little danger of the shores of England being trodden by ,
a begirt foe. (Cheers.)
Olen—" Rale Britannia."
General Vulgate and Admiral Dscats returned thanks
for the two services.
The CHAIRMAN then said that the tout which he had
next to propose was peculiarly connected with this occasioa.
(Hear, hear.) There were many reasons why be should feel
&deep interest in this society. That was the 75th anniver-
sary of this society. Of its founders, many, if net all, had
departed ; they had gone, he trusted, to a better state of ex-
istence. The names of many of them were, however, dear
to Englishmen. Messiest them was that of one ef the most
popular English toete—Oliver Goldsmith; than whom few
write:, had done more for the amusement and instruction of
posterhy. (Cheers.) He was keppy, also, to be able to
number amongst the originators of the Institution his
own grandfather. (Cheers.) It would hardly be fitting for
him to enlarge on the merits of his ancestor ; but this he
must say, that he had been instrumental in the esta-
blishment of a society which, for seventy-five years, had
included some of the best friends of humanity that this coun-
try had ever produced. (Cheers.) This institution had not
the advantages which attached to many others. There were
no appointments to give, no favours to bestow ; the society
fens established on principle' of voluntary, practical benevo-
knee ; and its best recommendation was the records of the
good which it had accomplished. (Cheers.) Its chief aim
was to restore that life which for the moment appeared to
have been lost ; and, with the exception of those of the ex-
cellent secretary, all the services rendered in the cause of
benevolence were performed voluntarily. For three-quarters
et a untury the society had pursued the even tenor of its
way, performing simple, practical, Christian duties, from
purely benevolent motives. Tee hon. gentl-maa concluded
by proposing " The Royal Humane Society" and appealing
to the assembly to contribute liberally to the funds of the
institution, in order that its benefits might he diffuse! still
more widely throg,, h the community at large.
The tease was streak in the meet cordial manner.
Individuals who had been saved during the pas: year then
marched In procession round the room. There were eight
hoagies end fifteen males.
The CHAIRMAN then proposed, " The Dukt of Nor-
folk, the president of the society," which was warmly re-
ceived.
Mr. KEMBLE, proposed the health of the chair-
man, upon whose conduct both as a supporter of the institu-
tion and in hiss 'Beal capacity, he pissed a high eulogium.
The CHAIRMAN briefly returned thanks.
" The health of the Treasurer, B. Hawes, 11.1., sem." was
cordial!' received and appropriately acknowledged.
The UzailtitAll then preceded to present the medals—a
most interesting part of the proceedings.
A med.l was presented to Gen. ?adman for transmission
to his son, Capt. Bryan Atilman, et the kb araelliera, who
had by the most intrepid conduct saved the lives of five
brother dilate. Medals were also awarded to M. Oberon
and hi. son for the part they had taken in the ease trans-
adios.
General MILMAN returned thanks.
A medal was presented to Mr. Samuel Sims, the captain
of the Waterman steunbrat, No. 12, for saving Mr. Noble
smith child, when they were precipitated into the water,
bylampfair In and rescuing them.
Hr. 81118 acknowledged the honour with blunt and
mike like expressions et gratitude.
A medal was also averted to the Hon. W. B. De Ma.
oder*, of H.M.'e ship Ganges, for saving a boy who had
ham from the Waterloo-quay into the water at Aberd. en ;
to 111 r. T. Austin. for saving the life of John Helene, at Lan-
caster,. and to Lieut. Smith, for saving the life of Mr. West
kw Vera Crux. Lieut. Burnt was present, and returned
*sake.
One of the most interesting preseatations son that to Miss
Julie He.ketla fee savior the life of Mrs. Fleming, in the
Isle of Wight, on the 24th of June, 1848. The medal was
presented to the lady through her brother. She herself
was, however, in the gallery, and on rising, was received
with deafening and long-continued applause.
A medal weealio presented to Mr."llm. Ines?, for saving
the life of a man at Rotrerhithe, and to Mr. M'Cann, sur-
geon, of Perliament-street, for restoring to life persons who
had been nearly drowned.
The CHAIRMAN proposed the health of the ladle., and
especially that of Mies Ifeeketb.
'The toast was duly honoured.
The other toasts included that of the Bishop of Chichester
and the other clergymen who had advocated the cause of the
Institution, " the stewards," &a.
The donation. in the mune of the evening, amounted to
shout 6001, and the celebration was on the whole of a most
1°1166°17 4116114611.
8?

CORONERS' INQUEST.—YESTERDAY.
DEATH MK WANT. A Wilts. Before Mr.
Cutter (far the third One), at the Castle Inn. Fowls-
street, Woolwich, an the body of Mr. John Jackson,
amd 45, formerly a tradesman residiag In Richard-street,
Woolwich, who tied from want of food, and exposure. The
'eidetic', which occupied the attention of the mutt doting -
three days, west to chow that the eseeeesd had carried oa
business as a tillow chandler in Woolwich for many years,
and had been married to his present wife for 18 years. They
lagether, however, vary unhappily, the deceased Wog
• timid asswaus man, and his wife a weenan of a vary enta-
M*BOlM. Some aim neeethe aloes they parted, and
Se heaimese having been indeed to tura over his property
awl herniate, to his wife's father, went to midi) in • small
An at liannesd. This Madam however, did not sea
WPC sad the desemed, after breakia up !adios', appeal,
Lara been reduced to very great rliateees. He was afraid
to Mum is by wife, and foe Weft] dove previous S. his
ethlt he amid his days mid nights I. the lowest
beialse, payiag three pewee • night for Mt
and without money to pay for food.
A Wain neruedbsigurray went to his wife and represented
the deplorable dote of the pear man, and the probability of
his dying milesesome speedy relief came so him. The reply
of the woman ems,. It was too geed news to he tree—then
was no home for him there; no could not think of rendering
him any aeristanee whatever ; the anion wee open to him,
and she would do nothing for Ma." On Monday morning,
the lad instant, the deceased, who bad peeled the previous
night In a low lodging hose, ms fa inch an exhausted
date, that be was carded by two mss to his own house. Oa
bringing him into the shop, his wife told the awn to take
bin se the relieving oeesii that there were none of hie
geode there ; and that if tinge did soh lake him away, she
Would cell a policeman. The however, laid him down
the shop and went away. " -Hire he remained for toms
minutes, his wife taking no mini surdas akin than if he had
brie a stranger. It was proved that the -demised was. then
linking from the eff•na of disease and exhaustion.
The deceased lingered on till Wednesday morning. During
the whole of this time the wife refused to go war him, and
when she sent haltrerown for a flannel shut, declared that
she sever parted with 1•164.111111WIt se rehisteetly in bet
life. The post-mortem ermailmeisu ramie by Mr. Turner,
sergaini, showed that the dinadased was labouring under ex-
tensive crganie eisrase. The opinion of the medical officer
was, that We cause of death who the result •
&met. acerb rated by exhaustion Matte
eeeriehmest. The coroner said that any
rempaiudbWty on the part of the wife
feet that the jades had b.l in the case
it wee seensuy to prove that death would
even If the corstitulea of the party we
V. jeers mooriingly rrurned • verdict, '
died lea the melte of loerpeoetiesed I
Weds °twilit sad eipsaire•

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ov.;nedbyi-i";... ; I Ai
tee want at care end
any question of le •
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aid not have ooc '^° •4•;•11100.1111V 4,1 •-I
was not dehili •:.•11, 4...., . i,.:. ..'Ol
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THE VICAR OF ROCHDALE AND HIS
PARISBIONSIO.—SCSNE IN A CHURCH.
Oh Eater 'Fn. why, the parishioners of Rochdale
monabled is the Old Ceara, fa the sorsa of dbeharalue
speedos of their anneal duties le _dieelestion ot the wartiose
for tie year waning, sad the offindosto woe by so mesas
mall ism TM Bev. Dr. Moluswertb, the Than havi'fi
lakes the elair,pressededl. nespele and sprat es sit
wads L George Remy Chula&
Mt. 'Enos. Lrrosay (darns& etas bard of 'maidens)
—I wish_, Mr. Cluirmaa--
The Vous—Hush, dr; 'trips baguet
Mr. lama —Deems the prosee•
dtagi, I wish, Mr. Char-
ase---
The Vmsa—fillanse 1 Hold par tags., air! (Wean
sod Mn d " Boar Ida.")
Mr. Antismog BMW.. rnsed as wardens ter the
earetse yew Mr. MarrsyCha (as gawk warden) and
mind boom sesteded,
MO.miss favour moo aad sikemed adman aletM
laud emboss%the sad some sharp is
teljuiden• of fhoppreeel frees She Mai of Me /Mr. Be
esid-TI as art here I=tialiteilelleffisof is party who
Ms a else of Viesee aides
la pia yillihrsontitg Ml.* hem, sir, hi NC yes my
*Wipe, ad b died the spates it the ineethig is to the
way bo vide yea bays medal* jeered( I. Ude, per-
wend—
The Viosa—l ad his ea.
Mr. Jamey—l: lama right *he heard.
ThiVicsa—We have =dim to do with what be. lags
plea li }s
to ;if you have ary amendaat
phew
papas,
I will liars to it, bat this is sot the time and phew—
Mr. Lrassy—lt some is the lime sad plow he yon,
durum
Mr Ham selidter—Shari' shame ! (Cis et." Go se,
Li 'reek ;Lax,
Td peat epees)
Mr. —I those you made* Mr. Clubmaa, is
gaissaatag to supplies the aluminium it opiate is the
pa if this moodlig—
The Viese—lfyon proceed a this low language I mast
asp Pea. (Cries of " Zoo, so," " Near kis," sad great is.
torda4
Xi. LIMIT—The leafage is at /ow, elm
Mr. Hate--81mate, Limesy, sit dews.
Mr. Levasel—L think that you, Dr. Melsearth, in leer
ocoadise Orin the balky pears—
The
she
nil &
At Skil time she ebeiswee deesembei t. pia Me
'eat Sadie vae,
IPao—libeve se ossedmasat,
•
LlliisT—l beg to lows the, nissio.it se
aiseaardat.
Thp Voma—Vary well; bar that.
Mrt livens Ma proposed smother Ilitatilkaidiviiims.
The mein halm beea weeded snide. greet wear, a
workisg men hers assessed ea. address.,
Tee Voss—Hold yea noise, dr; silos& Ilz. Baia ley
b iztai=l thlak this the plan far aseh
asses. m this ; ttio twee that the have imembled ia
this plea hem year to pis all we bare mit Ice dud
perms ear, bat I 60 OM the maim have sap tight
to mambo the viones Weis&
Kr. Linen—Yes of this is set Me time, when. the .
time t I ask the WM efts le the Mae ? (Appleass.)
Tlasetwoa—ltoolos Pa_ps abides my modest. Fee
say am net .1111esis to yam (Dimpprobstion
and esstodes.)
Mr, Basenzav—l appeal to you whether, s this semi/
psis, lee ought to go sa is this gay. Tot an met to sleet
the mama se the Math; Mt it is a mates of amperative
Withrow to me wheeler no Yet or tW of 11r. Limey be
het de let es Nam buseelves to besiams.
may, bet
ede Seabed to bedews, sad I was
gehioto observe la when Wes winises—
Vass —That 1.211
re Weer a( this laming.
Mr: irveue—Beallty yew masa is sot lesh
as beams a Chi:Miss
The Mona—l dos% is fer.that. This is ao% the time—
Mr.lavitur,-If Oil is sot the time, w k t HUM •
is sot Zhu thee sad plass, I shaker Dr. Moisswerth to a
pair dismiss is the qeseties a say time sad plass Be
may isms. (Cheers)
The Mess—l shall sot script Me Maness& I Gig* .
jug se seep • &dime, to feht with • obiliair
sweep. .
Mr. trairti—A very weak reply hem a Christian tttMAr
tor I We are hem to sham parties to
seat gess wade-, sad we are asked to shot
who hine bees guilty of a brash of seaddeas. If i
mot the time So speak of Ms wades& at wok sees, sal
thew items why we shod& est dose them, when is. the
time t
After semi totem boomoltil,
Mr. Can aid to brew ism the etas whither the
wardse hewith MIO asaa
ad mWI*
tho aid, U herourasumtled, est Is 1
k W
karTresigai—llie gala he. bees put, whoa., It weld
not bi babitha ung this
wail sot is liesasny
with tim ahem. flaw, bet pies., I amid paver
for say wan bar le will est he • tow some, MAI OW
it woidd be mush haler if yew stsias wealth est fa
laireassy with Um. (Cries of al Oh, eh r)
Mr. Lowey eerie isser • ta aims Me &air.
Mr. Bane —llk /earn. .
The Vista—Tea have sett sty rosiest
Mr. Loma —Swum I has always head yes Is est
W part a a *Maw ad assisted= swifter.
The Yeas—There ear.
Mr. dews, Livesay.
bars Lavaca—l was esid---
Mr.lierr —Oast, ceder. (Cries "Oo ea, Limey,"
sad gist area)
Mr. Leossze—Oer Mead (Mr. Beat) is es seby, I think
$ desk is the Iteriand Moe weal& be wry assts! teds/ I
(Chore, the
greet houghlee) ~ •
Mr. Hatv—(adveselsg lowish theb=er. with swab
warath)—l thlak yea ere a mead
Mr. Lassa —I Mink the modeg su:reandeme,
Xt. Haar he. beenght deem Wird( by Ms utt media
here, sad I thought it beet to give kit bis gables lderego-
say farther. (Bear, Mar, sad treat laughter.)
ialer.lavasiv was eressolisg to yeah as to the sallaisesy
a a ftdag rem whisk had 'bees issii, bat %ego later-
male. by Me vise., who hesdlMdyyemeeded to pat he
enedies M the vote.
The mei wee sa evereheissiag faiths eased .
muse. I*
MOON tie. .dealb beim—For he isat (at last),
will:A mates, &
TliVtoos —The ammasent is eerie& The queries is
say me !Mhos * mai kr. pill.
Tar kasha a Br. Selarloy, but Mr. Bagley ads
Do reipeam that we. see* to is isedieg.
The Vrtaa—Well, the mandmeet is sand* •
Mr. Unsay was yeassiag Is speak os dos vele el Web,
The
the as.. imosiing
_Ohm asps from theA4pflai
fladag the amid set it is
te mow
big Mt Limey), " I Hsu
you
with nieldes:r7a 17 Z.
Mr. Lama—Fay well, Dr. Meliswellt; bee I ea est
Ia the bait of edisaing Maus of that bad to balialfiai
me oat at preemiimg whoa I have a data to prim
The Vasa—Very well.
Mr. Lasenv—Otadmase, I stand here an ay gig*, m a
parishioner, sad I Mew Mat yea ma *Slag le Ma as, if
oth, re are sot.
The Voss—Very well; I give yea &sties, I shall messed
Ersyes fors riot in the shank. (The view thee re-
to Me vestry, where heat *aft the rest a the pro-
medley, at of the nesting, butwl ha heads, et what
took plies)
(Mr. Limey was !reseeding to speak. when he was .gala
lateness& by ]lra Haat, sad ass or twe ethos, ealling_at,
" TheseseMs over I" Them was awry to tars Mr. meat
at, but Mr. Unsay ceatioad he people that s distestommo
was what the star parties wished toprovida. ha win thee
they might Ohs legal rrocatedizt The Minim thee meat
ea
Weevily smoothly to Me aotwithetindieg Nyasa
attempts boa Me few friends of *at roma to reveals
a oollisiss.]
Km Lamm this spas without atili
the wades. el the goer sad. hie wasdeas.tsisssthe=
to thweletemseat mile by Ms. bight is the Hass of Cow
mom Meat the *ear wadi the shadestio mateds. Ia
the coons of a "mit is Me IMO IF 091111Mous, OM Ma.
Radar geed thane espressista s
Is *Ma the lest 000 loot ropolog amarems !dab look
OM in that two (Ilioidats), goo ems mesiost, amide
wag gm fame Or Me weer IV: or MOW pooolo, Vie
Nog owl WWI lin la mimic most Is rimy ow ells
'Mg Abu Oa to dm* or Orr ohafooralty.
Mew, Ow Mk sWI W the eiresaasaess at-
Ismail apes It, mem is thetestiades a the roam
Ael." meat the speakee, " I sok yea if Mr.
COI iedemise la the Meese a Comma is Mee ce
aloe f - (Coked "Tray) I will pet it to you is emether
risa
llseeithes,sal *thbeat
hwe may !
MO Inseam Mr. Bright r Ms
wisawed,
nada orailmo diem. *ow fro lisomitolip as 16.
amoral amass Skesiere Ism ea lloolooloa
pat 401•14 nap sisllaN OA vs bsi sod hiloVor ,
W
poriiiimitesioord ilamoodo Gab lottie eon mail
the pm% Sat No
he frobtwari at • rotiollsibbilmt , h tads' t o Wool h • limb Ma
teaOh promail shot tbo wean Is 'seem of ogloloostttPar.
AsYy wanes I its obionoor he mite Me MmeW
....&-iaodes was sesseds4 sailas without a head be-
teg
_held up avast it, owl 8264 plaudits.
life, Inane this pat it.* meadsg whether they
would give s ass a Moak, la the visor tor presiding this
Am see the pepodtlea wee asplatived almost unanimously.
The mesas, Asa mposeted.

IRELAND.
_ Domes, Ann 17.
Goverment have bellael to slept the gregoal
having hulks fee the allesaise amide, b bn.
maw coneideration a pima for eatababiag &debt
kidevrelle, ea as to prevest the overeeraeag ci

PROVINCIAL.

TEC ' ATIOATIOS Mllit ...ea.. —,„. 1..12 ~ ,
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th.
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wavigalloa laws, bails asalmisol thane Pra:
by awastUal MOMS Om tea porpm et susevlag Um

. •

omelets backbone under which the shipowners 'abound. Be
had no doubt that the ezuntry would have free trod*,
fora tilos ; hat there ought to be se bee trade, unless ae-
• &action of taxation end expenditure. Mr.
r "re ) streesded the modem. Mr. W. H.
eannfing the iesednene
lot the anlinfillaulsrg:ar....""&the bores sad voted= of
its spelkillis le the AWN. Wrest Se exposed the
Whim dialled mph et releselsw, mad told the
aspewares that their eppedtbse would be se tattle as that
V the Where wean the tussles fat the cora laws. MT.
AIL law esemiedihe asmstateet. Mr J. Italie (11elsisa
seen sad virtseesiblest eflhaOhalime Idestan+w it 'NW
ported the SlONAlfilla Mb ebf Who ma-
=was 601110 selgat'll4lesheal a. II&
diptiviiirmisti• hie shwa he Mod ; but lee
(Mr. losese) would sal hi .: m 0 the dhlpowseresall
bad where he Mod, lass whey. be 104 preeMea
when he Mei. It wee aloud to alling* to point the la-
terals et • asell dee at the eat et motheia=e
Elehardess retorted apse the maler
enwestos • pest of thdr iadlleresse as the sastles.-11r.
Nisei (ehlpearstr) mil be wee • thseeselboibt
sad_s_Lar Int he thawila that free sage iheeld he
swireashoest sad Saaseiel releass—
Z7117.-Irelsg, jars, read as mired boa • review, W the
Doily Nam, et • week by Mr. Mathes, whe yobs at the
volumene boa the Newesatile marine es the mar Owls-
hod of eft sees la the user. Therefore it wee idea leek to
that worries se • weary for the Easy, which was sow re-
fished by leadreas. Sher amoral ether .posher ea
both ales of the gesedes, the asesdatatt wee pat to the
meet* 'ad reletfti. The Wesel modes was dm wild.
sad a psalm to perliaatest neared epos.

1 . Abstr.
THE PROPHETS OF linellifillse.
• 'MLitt' MIRA, roam.
Our Paris correspondent, writing on Toesday, has
eat us the Idioms( notice of this long looked-for
insical event:—This errs was, as I have =
informed you, pro&
_ced last niibt at the
Opera. It is ftaed on the Mlowing
facts, which are thus chronolegically given ills.=
oohed= ki the libretto : . . . •
lath The mehaptims lesetasel Charm is ehe same etas&
lOW lasseiree lei mom protege& Sea tresor. AI
-11 e p bar& themselves propeor, teed meal& le
ce hotted thet they name said amts Nor
or' rhea* ALIN errs of trim* They mew the
Mr lereerst mei powerful is WrAglialia, Mr the awl
Ildieseng part et the emery. They to& premien of the
alty ep Hums& whirs they amend the Wimp =msi
&s weed tommebidetbeitssossweftberSmil
I.bh.e:gemroslltised dumb& *air
.frizobatiakd see
ofl—asePrard tbs. beismisedi bie king. The
petasioundss ems • 'empties&
ed Mass& sad
hremea be mat mit twelve IVlllino lAD Sallarsod
miss throughout Lewes dermesp. peoimbmitee or
ratty of wars or sr. This mem& lea sr
'yesreoe—
vetoer He dolerel Err He
lair
win& s eg
with tarp& everts% He weethe at last ehist
esa
with arms is 14 heeds by berry.
The itroafaiterletee embraced all the vocal fore*
if the eon rued the incidental ballet exhibited
the principal Oar modal reporter gives the
Wowing elided notice of the opera :
At led we have " osieted" at the first represents-
don of the a Prophet"--so ardently expected, and
which, indeed, has been the engrossing topic foe ono
mouths pest in every circle. It has -met with trium-
phant soccos, and will remain conjointly a chef-
Arum with " Robert le Diable" and " TW, Hu-
pieces:" Madame Vistaed Gareth has never ap-
pend in cay part so admirably suited to her powers
—her moos as a tragedian equalled that as a yo-
uth*. Meyerbeer has evidently studied bar well,
Woat all her good notes, and keeping for par-
ellids those clear soprano notes which tell
weederthily when not too much dwelt on.
._ The 'penis vagailently mounted, and =peen
Ye bees egpred—all Paris will throng to me it, and
Iheeslibreifthe opera, for some time at so law an ebb,
evil esea be replenished. The amusing some of the
aim is the third act is alone sidikeent to attract
the crowd. .
Ads Oh epos will be solos represented la London
I merely card you a general outline. The following
are the principal pieces, or at least those which stood
out prominently :—A trio in the lot act far two
bones and a User, " Iterum ad eandares undo,"
which runs through the opera like the choral in the
"Huguenots." It is a daunt nog by three anabap-
list machos. The theme is most artistically
sgl;iin a charm and the effect was most
lid; i A duet
our dens ibeestweendkel:..Ziardost.
watlyegteitali
= lessahl. A mod admirable trio, two bur and
tam capitally rendered by Levaner, Brewed, and
thelensear—a Bees veto, Basmiire." A last is 0
*pm by Mad. Viardot aid Castellon—" Poor perdu
i les like A duet is A flat, Wear, between Roger
ems, Mad. Viardot—" Ma mire." The aceompani-
mei of this duet admirably de tribe the asiglr diom
itatzesat to 'savoy. The doable chorus, " '
he regem nostrum prephabuo," in the berth
ndisee.
ash h The fourth act is a ehrj-lorww.
knew well that grad things were et-
fees him, and although, his, chorus in
Ant act clearly proved he had A volt
sloes et the feu wort, still he prepared himself for
the great expeetation, and came out triamphint.
Mad. Viardot was eathusiastically apphed as a
tragedian is this act—every look and Bolan drew
plaudits from the audience. At the slabs of this
act she eau called far, and appeared with Miss Hayes
and M. %ger. Mei Oestellaa as slaissi her part
with her wonted ability and the air written for her
during the Let eahmenieetiraabild her to display to
great advantage the of her extended rugs
er, who apposed it the d Opera for the first
time, was nniand called for after the
second eat, lads a magnificent quartet%
far twO Mos In the fifth ast there
is &charming dust iodide, a kin de la Ville," with
mut original and earthy instrumentation. There
is deo ea ale kr Ibises* Viardot with a most
beaked mad colol movement, a Comae an ezlaiV ,''
hi whisk the odes of her vim having bra
spared bag preceding acts, came oat
may, mai ft dexterity with which she
a inky et diasulties, took the hoses by storm—
:EMl erekestre. joined in the hearty applaiese:
la thregeleg ads her powers as a muskies were
tly hewed i her delivery of the rolitstE
wag) priest, cad her matallie full of pathos: is &of,
she her crested a pert which will be an arduous—my,
an almost inipos—undertaking for her saocesenr.
At the ceachisies of the opera there was a general
wear for Meyerbear and hie interpreters I Evidestly
the great needs did net wish to encounter the pub-
lic, psis and foe some minutes kept the
audience in great sespenee ; but he was
to yield to physical throe; a* al the leg
orchestra rose to a man, and, with d
leis et " Moyerbmr, Mop/beer," aching
the • =ikon a whet explosion, there wan no
alternative ; out he came driven by his Weer, soprano,
and eaatralto, who heaped on him the bouquets which
di:mended with rapidity on the stage—pea Mediae
Violet seised a crown jest thrown, and, with evi-
dent delight, turned to place it ea the teaspoon
head, but Mortimer, wilting by the soramble,
escaped from his tersesiter, who darted after him
like a shot, but, Wig eke scald set overtake him,
dee threw it the wing by whisk he
eseaped,ms?6Mß, to give hint rod the
hewer that Mee Wooded, br Walt
The lure tha opera isss greet weird to
tho t do nu will be iarrapami hy the
ilirtro of Woken Vier** for Looks, but °Neat-
So will he Moab* mid_ the crowd of whairess
*eyed the beat iied them by the sepreash-
et the "Ilegutootef will again throng tow''
noel tbe performance of another eke ifetwors.
it

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
Oxman, APRIL 111.-4 n a agagreptios holden this sera-
leg, =pet day or Pester terms, the tallow* toren
WIN , TIN, :
Kunz or Aere.—The Rev. Z. Welker, !Asada ; the
Red. J. T. Pktreneer, Dresesees, Greed Chmeenneder; J. G.
Creswell, Exhibitioner el Bremen •T. Eagle Meer of
I=l.oll ow Asie.--8. Ilsaries,Wadhann 'W IMAM,
ligrowres.avetaties lx etledtdas the new_ velem wee
Mat 2 oPsieek, whoa the wake poster, hefts onsalbs
Ye Ale, mode a leas Win soadea, Mt with 10111adal to
the Fiends& Wks that bad ged attsalleit of the
soismaW year of eller; whMh
the tne
jailer . the Rev. J. Cooper, Mew et
blies W the hoed of ginse piesa—Ml
the mow, the Rev. H. . a hol ,
Fellow el Now
Who, la the dosses of wardenei
the Paseriarglige.ftft .ethsp.orWlTaving been od-
wilahlasei by the vies-deaatelow, the easier poster nasal-
add is Rev. R.W. Bowden, M.A., sed Sella'. W. D.
lialheemo AA., hiatus et the seine mkt, al Ma tinier
weatinated the Rev. T. lltsacbsesW.
.O..R:idle%MA., of Wadheas Oeil
To Rotor 07 Onions twasserstad two sew shushes
' la Limped on Tomb, list.• One steads la Liassidln.
Imo. 'Meeks Bealkateest, sad is smiled et. Alas.'s; the
other fad bees see lid Invfeat Roward.stvest bithe War.
pool sad Daly Railway Conipany, to supply the plass of dm
tee takes down la LeTwisae be the et erke of their lib