The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-23 00:00:00

(Stamped td. Additicamd.) [TWOPENCE.

be the retection of the wishes end feelings of the people of
this country—not of one class, bat to repeessat alike pro-
perty, numbers, and intelligence, melt to bare their fair
share; not to allow property to be overwhelmed by
numbers, nor property to mile the mike of numbers.
Neither should power be given to ass dam to overthrow the
other Interest.. (Hear, bear.) He must my • word on •
subject which he regretted bed Mill introduced by their op-
;onset, Mr. Westin That Fathoms Anted that he had
bessklureir remind by • nob in the neighbourhood
to Lott ',Unable), a name which had Mood
rd. a . keenest real el rebus kr the loot hundred years.
That noble neigtkrer was a near relative of hie (thir J.
iteeseha'a), en 4 he thought be ought to be in • poeitka to
mate what hls failings on the subject were; be mutt
not Ands to whit had taken piece between them, bat be
.7.. 'mutt my thet to that that nobismen wished to give
rhitt=st to hies Jahn Hemwden sad not else M hie
seZz . Crossley) was (Loud md
ili.. maim! (tithe wee receive/ with names ebeer-
INO mid than although a amenteettose is •
tons, be tees Mum* sassed le my that' this wen
In Irmathey; bet Irma the meemer in erbkhibey
Mleemrsieed his awn% he bed SD Muth they had hand k
beam oh he Moe Meld soy that he tad heard of the mar-
=Mt tithe um of lbereaby. With regard to the
BM, be (Mr. Oremiey) wed his colleague had mead
In as •Ilt ; his mgmenth Mr. Wortlm, however, wee
In the ty. Ne—inetted lb know from the people
wbetber his ben. esillegne end bhp& led dem right it
its bill, eg_his hon. mensal in /dog In favour
" Mph") He-bid meth soma eamilke in
fa the rifts; bet, es-t men et !MAMA,
itromined the register, sad Air going over the books,
!ILI/Jr °ppm:en
there wen :fee benefit If all that.
btoubtfcail
la faeces of the liberal cemdidetem. bees celled
nismber tithe Birmingham nebooL He riesteiniy admittal
that be bed Diked Mr. Bright to drew up a bill, and agreed
with him in some of the details, but there were others that he
did sot agree with. He %honlet that to the milistribution
of teats he week too far; for if they were to wait till all were
carried out, some of those *hese heeds were' now black
'meld ere that be rey. (Hier, MAO His father, whim
he was not stlamsd to say we • band-best weaver, bed
oboe mid th his OA in 'bk peeperity, and when he was
deed std germ he was sever to forget that nanneroue ohm
from which he had, sprung. (Great theerlag.) He mower
had forgotten them, and with the Munn of God he never
woad. (Renewed cheering.) He ha! Lori dealers with
that dam Is all meetem sad he bed ever found them m
bused end treetworths the elms to which he new
=l.. After - to Loa Fitawiillam, Mr.
peetweded to sa what migat be shelled* of
a kige writhe at the franitelms. He wmid ask, who was
likely to seam In the event of a reform bill aiming any
diesagement f It wee surely those who had property of the
seas materkl es Mama They could break the w tacky. •
Mid Wore the works of a Arm which has :upward! of 14
acme of Boerne, wish machinery driven by some 13,000 or'
14,000-baree power; bet they could not iDjIIIIFOT precede
the mut from abiejeg at the 14,000 broad sores of the leaded.
edit)
PrrrontruhDiar, t• excess to • question ea to how far •
he maid extend the *meld" mid it wee difficult to. my
hew far ft might be extended, but he thought the beat sug
gestion milk wee to lower it to 61. in boroughs; but he
would ask them not to maim that an a pledge, for he ma-
iddered that a representative should be mat unfitted.
H. ttought the 101. franchise In counties would be jut.
With regard to the ballot, be had voted 63r it not became
he liked it, bat became he whited to WI intimidation put
down.
Mr. Cioetttur we opposed to voting mere, which be
Weight was not the Met way of reoording votes.
Mr Joan RAMBDiII thought that voting papers would
open the door to so mute band and deception that he could
not support that meth of 'Min.
Mr.-CAW/LI; although be lied beim • pledged abetainer
for the hat twelve yeas, could sot support the introduction
of the Maim Law.
It was then staved said esethied that Bir John Ramadan
and Prank Crossley, Beg., west ft and proper memos to
represent the riding :I=3k, which was put to the
meeting sod serried

Tow= HAYLITs. —We understand that Mt.
Airloo's atoms trcaau the
lig at tlie Xown-boll„Vuoa-
Ion" as Ttratolay atom from Di bang =der the
Wreaks AM It was to bait ariS Ire*.

CRYSTAL PALAU.

The directors have lost lamed their programme
of arrangements for Om sixth mason-1659.60. _

The new Nial.oll will open oa Monday, May 2nd, with a
military masted 16‘e, in tioantemoration of the suppression
of the Indian rebellion. the general thanksgiving for which
has been appointed to take place on the day preceding. The
groat orobeetra for the Handel Commemoration will
be completed brie that dale. It is intended to bring
together on this occasion a larger number of wind
inetraments than has been before heard in concert, under
similar arrengerniata, in this country, and at the same time
to produce several compreitions which ere either new ornroly
performed. Amongst these may be panted Moyerbear's
° Macre aux Flambee:; ' written fa honour of the wedding
of the Aroma Royal; Beethoven's "Battle firm
levemitkm to Battle," from Cols di lies.., by
Wormer ; the "Prayer " trout New is Ira., by Roark
lbs. he.
Tire will he flower rows on the Mawr( days : Wed-
tacky, Ma 18; Wedaesday, Jane ; Wednesday. Sep-
fallible 7; 7, Sept.Walosedg, Nor. 9; and
Thursday, Nov. 10.
The directors have multi semagements with Mr. Gye for
a aortas of six grand concerto, to be erported by the &Water
of the Royal hair 0 CommtGaiSra. Tliscroarts are
fixed to take on the low days : Woburn., May 11;
May 2d; June 16; Jul 6; July 13; July 20. - Durbg the
merles ammeted aeisetroee of erns will be reduced.
Daring the period embraced by the emmerts of the Royal
Italian Opera Camaguey the Saturday Promenades will be
animated as doer last mason. After the reclusion of
that series, It is proposed to combine the oonoert and pro-
snenede on the Saturdays, cameneing with the 23rd July,
for a second series. Other contorts will alio take place
during the season. The co-operation of Mr. Refry Leslie's
choir has bees secured. There will also be performances of
classical made, by the Vocal Armistice' under the
able beton of Mr. Benedict. It is further an-
nounced that the Metropolitan Schools Choral Society
and the members of the Tonic &d, Fa Aesoctation will hold
celebrations. Another great meeting_ of the bletropolitot
Charity Children is anticipated. The Saturday Winter Ow
orris will be maned In November as dewing as last am*
Performances of mask by a band of wall indrasante la tic
open air having, dating tomer seaser, alieded mete
era' illation to the public, it ie pews" team= Ma per•
torments darter the coming mom imalho) tie Ikagnat
Intervals.
The directors promise that the malidernala mri allrekT-
ment of the Fine Arts Courts and air angswia term
the utmost oonsidention the wadi feekainuol and
botaaical collections of the park awl .enamor wOl be
thoroughly kept up ; that the various sada= of assimakal
ingenuity is the machinery and arienharei deputation
will be efficiently maintard that every reerte exertion
will be made to improve the exhibition department • and that
the special collections In the palace, inoludiag the Indinertal
Museum, the Indian and Naval Mamas, the Gallery
of Engineering Models, the Ceramic Court, de.,
will be carefelly witched and attended to. Special
mottos is claimed for three of these collection.. The
orris of the New Picture Gallery Is announced for the
ad of May. The Trade Museum end Technological Coltm-
an le daily advancing in completeness and Interest. The
Garde Court mariner to receive additions of beautiful
rein in the various departmeate of ancient sad modern
Seale mu Mar Msjesty the Queen and the Prince Contort
have her graeloasly pleased to allow setae retnarkeb!e 'wi-
nglike a foreign porcelain, from the cabinets of Backiogtiam
Peter to be deplored in the Court; sad numerous her
sera awe been lately releived, and • ill crier to be
whal. thrash the kindness of other dietingaished colleetors
That Lofton delivered by Mr. Pepper during the paw
enema mud 'whew hays her so well received as to ancoarage
the lest s *premed still further in the some direction.
The Att Ursa, in connexioe with the Fla, Art Depart-
meat and the New Pierre Timr feet becoming an ins-
ro. tant inerusisa ; sad r fatpeel of the ori wake
ta toreador., photography, broom, and other Manama of
Sae and Marie! art, already selected for the subseribere
sr far prism, will show bow eacellent these works are, and
bow entered the epigram of the society may ultimately
liegeme.
Ths perk, grounds, and out-door annmemenla will continue
to receive the attention of the directors. The cricket-ground
is rielag Into pablis favour, and is becoming
the resort of
sword dubs isporroce ; s rtde-goolod. a bowling-green,
gad a armorer of approved eaastraetioa, are now added
to ft. Me rosary will, it is expected, this year be very
attmoti owing to the growth which the climbing rows
and other areg plants have lately awls. 031111=1011
with the archery-ground, the &realm propose to snake
ansagemeate for a grand archon resthr be the cross of
the corers arm.
The directors have now hod the experiato d sone years
to guide them in In. WAY of seems Wawa. sad they hi it
seamsary to propose a modifier= /err the present elms%
which they tram will meet ash the general approval of the
outwears and the public, me well as prays swore the to
the shareholders. Harms • Bata umber of days *each
year he hem resseved Mess the gases Maas for spas!
cantos. It is /sew peeper* to aboll4 this rearklea and
to am* them aea einestra arelhlteathe per bet
the wharaal Wei pliitemenese al the Masai Festival) bet
salad to the payment el en extra 24. apt. JIM day.,
when the ab.Ymioa is dose. upward.. Some ether earations
with regard to same Wham are mars.
The idea will to opened on Iliondaye et 9 IL., eal on
tke met et the week se le. cm ageeial comelene to ha
ealy immied; claim; 4.2194

TEI 1318101 OP WITS ON "862118N.'

The Bev. J. E. Gladstone, formerly a eie
of the anwoh of Zeeland, hot now the ministerrErn rie
Church, at 84. Eery Match, near Torquay,. wrote to the
Bishop of last* a law days tie, Informing htm that " two
youths at school in the parish wished to realm confirmation
at the icithooming opportunity. Their parents were mem-
bers of the church of England, end whim at home attended
their mutat aturce." " Your lordship I. aware," ~masa
the rev. patliwass, "that them Mats a Wrong impression
that In the pariah church of this place doctrines and practices
are taught and =Maned mots in accordance with them of
Idu church of Rome than of the church of England. Oa
this acoonat many sincere members dais church en mew
paled by cmacientaous fooling' to absent themselves fma
the *knelt of the perish. By their parent/ wish, these two
boys he,. done so, and have attended at the Free Church.
They have applied to the Moir to be smarted, that they may
he minted. Be hem refomed to receive the, calor they
promise to attend henceforth al the per church. At this
pariah church they will not; at tbairuaerboa they Morn
km, they will. flog to sat yaw whether, ender
theme tiresomeness My me ho be partielpation In
the rite." To this 'communicittim the biasp, through his
clumige, the Bev. Reginald Berms, replied es Mews: —" I
am dbemsd by the Blimp of Liar, be mews, to loll!
of the Bth inst., to inform you that you stflidatry nor.
affeetly schismatioil, theNshop comot admit 66
this env andidate who he Mon under yeas ministry, emv
ke he
in be thet Might to mos and atknowimigi ths am whit&
W.ebe be
_.... sad meinaid tatatal
I* lateralbreillielsattls
•11/ Mame, lt fgelino " .To UM • i
Mind nelliirweit-t. Irvery Win
for me sad those who think with me that 'Lk Mee et the,
Bishop of Exeter is not the Mom of God,' that his say-
by' my may is mathely aeltimmalleal doew ant prove
It to be ea It is am well that all the Itiehopm, alma and. •
menabeni el the ohurch do not agree al seedywith'hism ,
for soy amanitas, he Within the let few menthe been
prepared fir rmation by a cane dose of oelfreilieldieto .
end confirmed by one .of the bielhope of the ~al, after,
baring received the religiose ' Instruct on -el hr
lin boo meal, Ppmft me is MA that by mei i riete• '
me Ibis be
tr biota dear a*,lBl awl areal, prevent parans .
eseratOblat 00•6=0bat dirk
forother to .
forMg cupric i um I embed 6Dthem
bist and yea
lop eakidereasa that it is maim Oar duly to wasseMe ..
Ito win monceEkstran stadium then toheaden am to ft,
.1 shall take in Mita place to tell you, that that
*lamb the gat . Naha west sot eamil In this
Perish by rati, bulbs Nis.lisehal spd his proceedings :Thal
Mr. bbniall ~wards Same *soft a Paplo,
achimisis yiermeleal MI sbilinthitheli• hl ,thraW who '
Br. Meaugs gambles without 10. ifsekelkalheenellyt t
end that I am pm nfasg without
_pm bishop'', loom, p..
'piled aulatertoe of the /rases OAK which ato
"ir so ialhediocass of Linden math* roadie of Cm-
brbury ;MSI do so became I believe it tp, be debt * r
obey 'Ood rather time man.' I believe the !Map he. as
'ankh power mar me am over any'olialtithit Wide diocese,
thitt I am pm mach a priest se mita his airgyiendi 1t....•
be thinks otatumatious be hie only to nactve,the t
Court to bine a monition to carry out their Own ame—te
and without trial it mast Mane. If maim be so real ada •
awl settedal, and I am guilty of ft, sad am suppemieg
elv#im in It, le it' abt the Makes duly either to t to Mail lie
bettor atea/mote by the power 'Mk di be phi. '
aims ? Will be do po r The above vate . •
readuirr. Mations at a public weethas , ilipt....**2
al . i

prz MA! 11.111272re1L
The eneivereryteeetioge of the religious societies,
known an the May Mearian:' though come of them In
held In April and some in June, will commence in a few
days. The dime and place. of the principal are fixed as fol-
lows:—Apra 7g. &pent Missionary Society, Exec r-tuU,
the lierilittiCahrtile,;tairman ; Church of England Sands, t
School Exeter-hell, Lord Haddo, chairman;
Baptist Tram a Missionary Society, Albion chapel,
Mocerawaireet, the Lord Mayor, chairman. Anil 29.
Church of England Scripture Readers' Society, Hanover-
rgitore-rootoe, the Bhh.p of Winchester, chairmen ; British
a far the Jews, Fivermanoma'-han, &exams named.
Mtiyeti. Wesleyan Missionary Soolety,, Easter-hall Mr. •
Penner, chairman; Home ond. Colonial School
tentalitm.-tost. thi tie "Chicheilter,
daimon, Protestant lierolbaSeer. Ehnover-equore
Rooms, Last Caltborpe, airman; Voluntary School So-
ciety, MUMS Club, Mr. G. W. Alexander, chairman ; Aged
Pilgrims' Fined Society, London Tavern, the Lord Mayor,
chairman. May 3. Church Missionary Society, Exeter-hall,
the Earl of Chichnter, chairman; Evangelical Alliane
(soirle), Presensred-hall, the Bishop of Down and Colmar,
chairmen. May 4. Briush and Foreign Bible Society.
Enter-hall, the Earl of Shaftesbury, chairman • Colonial
Church and School Society, St. James's-hall, tit; Marlis
Cholmondeley, chairman. Nay 5. London City Ili.zi
Rueter-hall, Mr. J. P. Phusptre, chairman; Church Preto
Aid Society, Si. Janada-ball, the Red of Shaftesbury,
chairman; flonday illehcol Union Exeter-bell, the Hon.
Arthur Abonaird, M.P, chairman; Wenner' Education,
Cent enary.hall, Blahopegete-street, Sir J. IC. Shuttleworth,
Batt., chairman; Prayer Book and Homily Soddy, Exeter-
ball, the Marquis of Cholotondeley, chairman. May 6. Lou-
don Society for Jewa, Rater-hell, the Earl of Shaftesbury,
chairman • Religious Tract Society, Exeter-hall, Lord Kin-
nard, chairman. May 9. British and Foreign School So-
ciety, Borough-road, Lord John lisusell. M.P., charmas ;
Navel and Military Bible Society Willie's Room., the Mar-
quis of Cholmondrley, chairman ; Zito
ter-hall, the Earl of Shafmalmery, chairman. May li. Irish
Church Missions St. Jarnm'whall, Mr. J. C. Cote
nehmen, chairman; Irish Char& Mission., Exeter-hall,
Rev. A. C. R. Dail." chairmen; National Temperance
Enter-ball, Kr. Freak Crossley, chairmen. May IL. Lon :
don Mianiosary Society, Exeter-hell the Lord Mayor, chair.
man ; National Lord's Dey Rest, Musk-hall, Store-sired,
Mr. E. Corderoy, chairman. May 13. MissionstO games,D
Willa. Rooms, ote of Marlborough, chairman. May 16.
British and Foreign Salon' ftenoty, Shadeell, the Bari of
Carlisle, chairman. May 19. Protestant Anceistion,
Jamas-hall, Mr. E. Spooner, chairman; Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals, the Magda of Weamineter, chairman.
June 21. Society for the Propagation of the Onrel in
Foreign Parts, St. Paul's Cothedial, preacher, Lord Auck-
land, Bishop of Beth end Wells.

IRE NEW 801114.117U4270N 10T.

—•—
The New Superannuation Act, which received the
royal assort on Tuesday, has jest bees plated. It is es-
titW "An Aot to amend the Laws onmentleg 8
time and mbar Allowanoes to Persons harts; =l7ll
Moss to the Public Service." Alter the ecitamencanteat of
the sot, which became operative on reesivi_ eg the royal se-
seat, the enperananatioes are tie to co the sale"
To any perron who shall bays served 10 pus sad up-
ward*, end under 11 years, au annual allowenue of 10410ths
of the annual sal and emoluments of his office. For 11
yeses and under 12 years an manual &Doom°. of 11-00ths of
such salary and emolumente, and in like manner a ftwther
addition to the amine allowance of 1-60th in respect of each
additional year of such service until the eanipktien of a
poled of service of 40 years, when the annual allowance of
40-60th city be grater 11, mid to addition shall be made
in respect of any Novice beyood 40 yams." In the event of
any question arising in any department of the public service
as to the claim of soy person or elm of permsa under this
provision, it is to be referred to the Cientobahmers of the
Treasury, whom decision is to be final. The act. withent
prejudice to existing rights, ia to apply to peewee already he
the civil service. There is a c'suee in this act which re quires " ,
to he stated at length, from its peculiar chemise :—" It shall
be lawful for the ettrumissiotters of the Treseury from time
to time, by any order or variant, to declate et for the due
and efficient diacherge of any office or class of cams,
to be
specified in such order or warrant, profeseimal or ce her peculiar
qualifications not ordinarily to be arquir.d in the public etc-
vice ate required, n that It is fit for the interest of the public
that persons should to appointed thereto at as elm exceed-
ing that at which public service ordinarily begins • and by
the same or soy other order or warrant to direct diet when
401 Pew= now bolding, or who may hereafter be appolated
to such office, or any of such elms of came, shall ntire
from the public etrvice, a number cf year', not exceeding
twenty, to be specified in the tome order OT warreat, shall la
computing the supreenualioa allows:tee white mey he
granted M him under the foregoing section of this act, be
added to the number of yeses during which he may
have 'enmity served, sad also to direct that is respect
of such (film, or cites of offices, the period of the see-
vim required to entitle the holders to imperannustion
may be a period lens than 10 year., to be specified in the
order or wairent, and also to direct that, in respect of
snob office or class of offices, the bolder may be entitled to
superaenuatioe though be may not held sppointment
diremly from the crown. sad may sot have mitered the her-
vice with a certificate from the civil service coromieeiocers.
Provided sloop that way
_order or eremite node cruise
this paseement shall to hid base parliament." Farther,
the act provides that au allowance in mete of bodily injury
may he granted, although the period had not expired
to entitle the party to a supereanuatien snowmen'
gratuities is awes of short service Juay be emoted, mire
d
ellowances on the abolition of cokes. No full superma
tion elk:mum is to be made without a certificate of dilipnoe
and fidelity from the head of the r erertavat. la oases of
= berries • larger sum Intl I° mated and io lad-
Abed
ems of demerit a mailer amount tnan pew
by the seek. No sepoanneatko allowance is to be gra. d
evidence of Mailability
to
"%Pm."' =de' 60, vniet° 00
Winder 60 may be
from Amity, and pintoes superannuenew
requited to serve apie used they . net Tim
sabissfv
law, which ins reeves with peeviona sets es Ibis net
in to be cited " The Bupennumadon Act, 1839."

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