The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-27 00:00:00

urth Vaitton

SU,IV OFFICE, Seven o'Cloch.

THE CRYSTAL PALACE.
(THIS DAY.)
The Dulot of ARGYLL (in continuation from our
Aftgrnoon Edition) said that the unlimited success of
the Exhibitio% and the reasons urged by the highest
authorities as to the advantage that would accrue if the
building was retained as a winter garden and as a
museum for works of science and art, had now satisfied
him that his former doubts were unfounded, and that it
,would be to the interest of the people to have it main-
taint 1 on its present site.—(Cheers.)
r. WAALEY, M.P., seconded the resolution, and de-
clared thkt among the 900,000 of the people of West
Middlesex, with which he was more immediately con-
nected, he had not found one sane person who was of
opinion that the beautiful and splendid structure should
be destroyed.—(Cheers.) It was a most preposterous
ilea that a building which had produced the admiration
of the whole world should be pulled down, and for the
gratification of whom? The Earl of Itarrowby said
the objection to retaining the Crystal Palace
was an old woman's bugbear ; now, he thought
it was rather an old man's bugbear, and that
it was most unjust to stigmatise the judgment and
to calumniate the good taste of the old women of
London.—(Laughter and cheers.) It was said the
Crystal Palace was allowed to be erected in Hyde-park
on Le understanding that it should be removed when
its purpose was satisfied; but the fact was that John Bull
had meke a contract with himself, and he hal a right-to
rescind.i; if he felt so disposed.—(Bear, hear.) It was
abiolutPly sickening and nauseateing to hear persons
tslk of breaches of faith ss if no such breaches were
committed in another place, which had been described as
a pawnbrokers' shop full of unredeemed pledges.
He suggested that the Noble Earl in the chair should
call an open air meeting of thesisdustrious classes of the
metropolis and ask them to p a resolution pledging
themselves not to lay a hand on the building unless by
tt • dirsot command of the Queen.—(Great cheering,
the whole meeting rising and waving hats and
handkerchiefs.) He had no doubt the Noble
Earl would comply with their recittest.—(Continued
cheers, the Earl of Shaft •sbury shaking his head in
intimation of hie doubt of the propriety of such a course.)
lie thought this unanimous expression of opinion was a
proof that they would not fail in the object they all had
in vie (Cheers.)
Thelesolation was then put and carried.

The Rev. Dr. CUMMING proposed that the committee
be requested to arrange that a deputation, as irfluen-
tially constituted as possible, do wait upon ;he Earl of
Derby, and press for the Government assent to a Com-
mittee of Inquiry.
The motion was seconded by Mr. PULLEN, and passed
nem, con.
Mr. J. llEvwoon, M.P., moved that the committee be
autho:ized to prepare a memorial on behalf of the meet-
ing to the Queen for the preservation of the Crystal
Palaef., and that ft 1.” signed by the Earl of Shaftes-
bury, as chairman, and be presented by him to the
Queen.— (Cheers.)
Tin motion wan seconded by Colonel SYKES and car-

tied by acclamation.
Sir JOSEPH PAXTON next came forward, amidst en.
enasiaAic applause, and entered into an - interesting
statement respectinc, the rise and progress of the Great
Exhibition, in vindleation of what be termed the life
of his own child. Having himself sprang from 1 the
people, he thoeght he was JuAifieti in asking the people
to stcrp the clestruntion of a palace which, more than
any other exacted, was adapted to their wants and
neer s;ities.
After a vote of thanks to the Chairman the meeting
separated. Shortly aftrfr the commencimnet of the pro-
ceedimls the hall bfic-,,me very much crowded.

THE ART UNION.—(THIS DAY.
LIST OF PRIZETIOLDERS.
Entitled to a Work of Art of the Value of Two Hundrei
Pounds—zSibthorpe, Rev. IL, Washingborough.
Entitled each to a Work of Art of the Value of One Hun•
dred and Fifty Pounds —Behrens, Venerable Archdeacon
Shrivenham ; Douglas. L. J., Maize-hill.
It titled each to a Work of Art of the Value of Use Hun.
dred Pounds—Mitchell, A., Manchester; Swainton, W.
Walworth ; Walton, J., Bolton.
Entitled each to a 'Work of Art of the Value of Eighty
Pounds—Bonney, P., jun., Boston, U. S.; Bougart, P. A.,
Dorset•terraee, Clapham-road; Collins, W. J., Clerkenweil ;
Rankin, D. Kilmarnock; Richard 11., jun., Grenada;
Richardson, F., flarbottle ; Shipperv, —, Worthing; Stute.
ley, M. Cambridge-terrace, Regent's-park.
Entitled each to a Work of Art of the Value, of Seventy
Pounds—M. N. A. Caird, Stramaer ; Foxton, Mr. J. G.,
Melbourn, Port Philip Morgan, G. S., Mornington-
crescent ; Wyatt, James, Bedford-.
Entitled each to a Work of Art of the Value of Sixty
Pounds—Battison, John, Barnsley ; Bright, E , Leamington ;
Brown, G., Glasgow ; Ellis, Rev. C. E , Laugham ; Iles,
James, Fetcher(' Leatherhead; Laurie, N., Dunfermline;
Lynch, Mrs. Tralee ; Searle, —i Wilmot-street; Smith,
Sam., Gray's Inn-square; Smith, J. 8., Demerara.
Entitled each to a Work cf Alt of the Value of Fifty
Pounds—Greville, A, Lowndes•equare ; Hawkins, H. Sher-
borne; Riley, Rev. S., St. John's College, Cambridge;
Kidder, J. H., Boston, United States; Lloyd, Mrs., Ludgate-
hill ; Muzio, Jas., Highbury; Scott, Henry S., Quebec ; Sop-
with, H. L., Tunbridge Wells ; Telford, Miss, Reigate ;
Wood, F. G. T., Stanhope-street; Wingrove, E. W., Cal-
cutta; Young, G. F., 151. P , Walthamstow.
Entitled each to a Work of Art of the Value of Forty
Pounds—Barrett, H. , Albert-street ; Cooper, H., Guist ;
Fabian, C., Trinidad; Goodwyn, W. S., Princes-street;
Jaffrey, Birmingham; Johnson, P., Fleet-street; Mair,
H., filasgou, ' • Miller, W., Charleston, United States;
Mac Queen, G. P., Tottenham-court-road; Mitchell, T.,
Bougong , East Indies; Morris, W., Cheater; Moss, T.,
Carlow; Pace, E G., Pershore ; Scott, Robert, Outlands,
Plymouth ; Stuart, E., M D., Chumside ; Tippetts, J. 8.,
Size-lane; Wallis, C. E., Great Marlborough-street; Walley,
J., Manchester ; Webb, W. D., Haseloin ; Wetherby, Mrs.,
C., Boston, 'United States.
Entitled to a Work of Art of the Value of Twenty-five
Pounds—Baker, E. (per Denny), Austin Friars; Churchill,
H. 8., Raymond's-buildings ; Earle,,W., Hull ; Elliard, S.,
Upper Tooting; Elliott, E, Christchurch; Goodwin, C. W.,
King's Bench-walk; Hamilton' Rev. W.J., Tring; Harrison,
Mrs., Fleet-street ; Kirchner, F. L., Bridge-street, Borough ;
Merrill, G. W., Boston, United States; Miller, W. H.,
Lambeth ; Powell, Rev. S. H., Ripon ; Rogers, W. S.,
Gosport ; Simons, K. L., Charleston, United States ; Taglia-
ferre, Chevalier, Malta ; Travis, Chr. , Stockport ; Walking-
ton, W., Grantham ; Wylliams. Captain, Cheltenham ; Wil-
liams, C. C., Goswell-street ; Wright, Jno., jun., Oxford-
terrace.
Entitled cash to a Work of Art of the Value of Twenty
Pounds—Aske, W. H., St. Georges's-road ; Campbell, W. H.,
Demerara ; Coakley, Bath ; Eastham, W. T., Windmill-
street; Edwards, Jno., Ilampton ; Forster, T. G., Newcastle;
Gardner, E. 8., Paternoster-row ; Humphrys, Miss, Walcot ;
Johnson, T., Barnsley; Marshall, Robert, Dundee; Mercer,
Samuel, Maidstone; Mitchell, A. W., Philadelphia; Mc
Man, A., H. B. M., Consul. Leghorn; Neale, J., Islington;
Paine, J., Leatherhead ; Rees, T., Llandanny ; Ridgley,
D. G,, Lexington, United States ; Rumien, R. L., Lancaster-
pi/RA ; Seaton, G., Greenwich ; Willick, C. M., Suffolk. street.
Entitled each to a Work of Art of the Value of Fifteen
Pounds.—Ansted, Edward, Gutter-lane; Aimers, Mrs. T.,
Fdlinamont ; Bawtrey, J. J., Colchester; Benham, D.,
Regent-street; Blake, Jno., Littlehampton ; Bowler, J.,
Portsea; Clapham, R. Lancaster; Crocksford, H., Nor-
'rich ; England, E., Lloyd's ; Franklyn, F , Exeter ; Hama-
lisikorcas-terrace ; Hewett, J., Leamington; Nichols,
i,Te; . 1•11 pole-street ; Moorhead, W. A., for Smith and
Elder; Robins, jun., New York; Sharpe, R M., Lower
Tharnef-atreet ; Talbot, W. Weymouth; Tucker, E. Ga
Boston, U. S. •
w
E., Bedfora-row. ace, Jos., Melbourne, Pt. Phil. ; Wright,
Entitled each to a Work of Art of the Value of Ten
Pound& —Ackers,
Jas.,
hill ; Bukenham,• as., Gloster; Bell, Ed., jun., Stamford-
w., General Post-office; Burrows, R. J.,
Ipswich ; Carter, R., Epsom
Coward, W. J., Bury, ; Coates, H. A., Vauxhall ;
Lancashire • Dick"
Drewett, Captain, St. say- , ins, W., Daventry ;
Farquhar, Sir ; Ellice, Hon. Edward, Ar-
lington-street;men, Georg% Dover; Ha'zeo Id., Gloster-square; Flash-
chison, R , Jaws, N. R. Ampthill-square ; Hut-
-J.; Kelly, Jno., Plymouth ;
Insatitlaica
Kitchen, J. R., Falmouth, ; Lloyd, Brothers,
Ludgate-hill; Mechanics
New, Mrs. L. Market Weighton ; Nunn pownham-market ;
borough ; Pilkington, J. Liverpool • y, J., Market Har-
, Slater, W., Leeds ;
Turner, W. C., Bicester ; Woodd, R. B, New
Entitled each to a group in Bronze, Satan
Bond-street.
Golding, Thos., Petersfield ; Langhan, ttn G'', S
E., ; Jas., Darary-lane?Tudma'n, E., Whit-11:3
church, Salop ; yles, Ja., Grantham.
Entitled each
Jo a Tazza in I
Baylron,
iMe,J., odlled
e from a Greek
d • __Banks, im., Howden ; Eveshara ; Bosan-
hurch
quet , P Fenc -street ; Challis, W., Cornhill ,
Christian, ; Baldock
Clear,
I".
C.' Borough
Cac ran
Coles, 8., Southampton ; e, Mrs., Pentonville •
Cast, J. D., Lisle-street ; Dawson, Mrs., Westgate, Wakefield !
Dent, Mrs. Lee; Elkin, J. L., Devonshire-place; Pearniey,
D. G., Dewsbury; Gadner,J M., Charleston; Gourley, D.
A., Yarmouth ; Haynes, H. W., Cambridge, United States
Hendrie, Jno. Airdrie • Kitchen, J. P.
Old Broad-street -
Lloyd, R. T., CheltenhamLoveland, M. N., Dursley ;
Mason, B. Ashton-under-Lyre ; Peck, Samuel, Liverpool;
Ralph, W. C., Leeds; Roberts, Cardington-street ;
Sharman, W. Melton ; Syer, Caps., Ke,ddington ; Taylor,
Jno., Upper dloucester7place ; Thompson, W. H., Dalston;
Wallace, A., Calcutta ; Wix, W., St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
Entitled each to a Parian Statuette of " Solitude"—Bath,
W. M., America-square ; Bingham, Josh., Sheffield ; Birch,
Miss, Avenue-road; Cock, W.. Burton; Dalton, Capt., per
R. C. Lepage, Whitefriars ; Davies, 8., Menai-bridge ;
Davies, Rev. G. J., Bourmouth • Davis, Robt., Dorchester;
Dreer, F. S., Philadelphia; Earl, G. F., Hull; Emmott,
Capt., Bromsgrove ; Eyres, J. W.,Leeds; Frazer, JohnZper
Messrs. Grindlay ; Fullwood, J. ork; Hinc.ks, T. Ramsgate ;
Judd, W., Sussex-terrace, Hyde-park; sing, IL, Hackney-
road; King, W., Dover; Long, W., Chancery-lane; Lower, L
W., Lewes; Maddock, W., Burslem ; Milne, N., Leicester ;.
Oliver, G. A., Twickenham; 011ivant, J. T., Manchester;
Patterfield, Jos., Manchester ; Rous, 8., Fish-street-hill ;
Russell, F. M., Cwn Avon; Rider, W., Bartholomew-close;
Saunders, W.. Overseal ; Sharman, Jno., Leighten Buzzerd ;
Slater, W., Manchester ; Smith, Mrs., C., Boston United
States; Stephan, —, Chspping *Norton ; Stewart, J., Bank
of England; St. Paul's, Very Rev. Dean of; Tanner, G.,
Credit= ; Turner, J. H., Brighton ; Usher, J. K., Jamaica;
Watson, John, Port Philip; Wilson, Isaac, Middlesborough.

THE LONDON GAZETTE.

(THIS EVENING.)

T-. 0113 CEIAXIBE4AIN'S OFFICE,
her Majesty will hold
'Notice is hereby given, that
Dravving-recte. following
APRIL 7. , 1852.
ays, at
„,, two o'Cloek;—Thursday, 29th April inst., and,
-Jeity a
at St. James'a Palace, on the ,
on ""d%Y. 13th Ma next (to celebrate her M.
birth-day), N.B. Tbye Kul ,hts of the several (Tilers
are to appear in their coital! at tite Drawing-room on
the 13th of Alav next.
11/111.TEIIALI., APRIL 24.
.
The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be
passed under tlie Ga,t. Si,ea granting the dignity of a Vis-
count of til, United l‘ingdurn of Great Britain and Ireland
e Right llonourable. Sir Stratford Canning, G.C.B ,
uhenrtob Et-a!ht sty's Ambassador
_Extr,ordinary and Plenipotentiary
at the Sublime Ottoman Porte, and the heirs male of his
name, style and title of
hcidc.' lawfllly begotten,_, bytehe
tford de Ite,dc.i, in the co ' c
Visc
Lord•l.: count of merset.
''Cuomnaissions by the - ieutenant of Devonshire. William Mackworth Praed, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant;

THE

William Arundel: Yeo, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant, Jan. 1.
In the North Devon Regiment of Militia—William Hole,
Esq., to be Major, March 27.
Ist Devon Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—Sir Stafford
Henry Northcote, Bart., to be Captain, May 23, 1851; Mon-
tague Bere, Esq., to be Lieutenant; Hon. William Reginald
Courtenay to be Cornet, June 27, 1851 ; James Howard Bul-
ler, Gent., to be Cornet; Codrington John Parr, Gent., to be
Cornet, April 5; Alexander Edward Nebo Hamilton, Esq.,
to be Lieutenant ; William Mumby Snow, Esq., to be Lieu-
tenant; Francis Garrett, Gent., to be Cornet, April 17.
In the North Devon Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—
John Philip Sydenham Marshall, Gent, to be Cornet, Sept.
18, 1851. ; Hugh Mallet, Gent., to be Cornet, Dec. 12, 182 ;
Thomas Davis Gregory, Gent., to be Veterinary Surgeon,
April 5.
Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Nottinghamshire.
Southern Regiment of Nottinghamshire Yeomanry Cavalry
—Charles Sutton, Gent., to be First Lieutenant, vice Robert
Woodhouse, Gent., resigned.
Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of Somersetshire.
West Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—Lieut.
Philip Pleydell Bouverie to be Captain, vice Browne, pro-
moted ; Cornet William Henry George to be Lieutenant,
vice Thring, resigned; Cornet Wyndham Slade to be
Lieutenant, vice Bouverie; promoted;' Mr. Duncan Inve-
rarity to be Cornet, vice George, promoted ; The Rev. Richard
Hill Dawe to be Chaplain, vice Rev. J. S. Broderip, re-
signed, April 21.
WHITEHALL, APRIL 19. _

The Right Honourable Sir 'John Jervis, Knight, Lord
Chief Justice of her Mejesty's Court of Common Pleas, at
Westminster, has appointed John Taylor, of Bradford, in the
county of York, Gentleman, to be one of the Perpetual Com-
missioners for taking the acknowledgments of deeds to be
executed by married women, under the Act passed for the
abolition of fines and recoveries, and for the substitution of
more simple modes of assurance, in and for the West Riding
of the County of York.