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London, England, 1853-05-11 00:00:00

reserve to himself the right of opposing it in its .1:-
stage, conceiving that the principles it involved "
extremely objectionable.
On the motion of Mr. HADFIELD, the reel),
of the bill was postponed until the 15th of June)
io
to give the Government an opportunity to brig
larger measure on the subject. volD.
COUNTY RATES EXPENDITURE A--

This bill went into committee.
On clause 4,
Mr. MILES moved the following am
Line Line 17, after the word " of," to omit all th _
the end of the clause, and insert "justices odetol :41'd
selected at the general quarter sessions of cuote
every county in -England and Wales, a
nOt forple!
cool:n.11'
more than the unions which exist in
either under the provisions of the Act 4 and 5 rnsfiJ
iv
c. 76, or the Act 22 Geo. 111., c. 83, or any shig_rid
or united parishes acting under any local act ; fo,
rson 11,;sti
aforesaid justices of the peace one pF
elected from each of the aforesaid unions, 1)4""
parishes respectively, shall be added."met
Capt. SCOBELL suggested that the hon. ice.
should incorporate the amendment which he:s 00'4
Scobell) had on the paper with his own. It
,I,l,ootlsA,'
sert afters the words " justices of the peace) be
than one of such justices being resident ineetted6r4
union ;" and to substitute for the word " sel 1:
belt
word " elected." The hon. and gallant .I
Mneni
the in sertion of the above amendent.
r. HUME thought it was desirable that thelosiii
know at once whether the bill was to be abelloetrhi;
not this session. Looking at the greatA pot 4
amendments which had been proposed, be° be pre7t,
they would be able to pass the bill during the Ago
session even supposing they sat till the end ° ,$„1
and bad every Wednesday set apart for it. yitri
Sir J. PAKINGTON had no hesitation in st°ga
he objected to the bill as it now stood, and thatoicor,
feel it his duty to oppose it in every way in his Ptrose
entirely agreed with the hon. member for g°;00,
the impossibility of passing the bill this see:ot bei°,o
contained 135 clauses, and they had not Seteg tight
the fourth. He, therefore, hoped that thbrill,
(411
member for Manchester would withdraw the the 14°.
Mr. M. GIBSON was sorry to hear that stireoo
lee
hon. bart. still threatened to oppose the -,00
whole. He had thought that the various
the paper manifested a desire on the Ps'i'de of intiof
bers to try and amend, rather than 1,"
to throw it out altether. The real
br
before the house was ttj:o
one between PI% ONO
members who had moved the amenarnel%
hoped they would settle the point betweenp; eof
out of the house. As there was little ehall- chi'
much before 6 o'clock, he would move that.the tIJ
report progress, and obtain leave to sit ga°. Ty
The motion was then put and agreed to..oppr
resumed, and the recommittal of the bill
for the 19th inst.
The other orders of the day were then idiA o oleci'
and the house adjourned at ten minutes to
r ;Of
FESTIVAL OF THE SONS OF T.H.O
( THIS DA Y.) 44
f,
The one hundred and ninety-ninth stinivet'gt. ptho
of the Sons of the Clergy was celebrated
Cathedral this afternoon. The company ere:o4;o'
having tickets were admitted at the nort" 0 0
doors of the cathedral shortly after tvli 0°604
and the public, without tickets, by the sces,co,,erios
a few minutes before three. At the connlie-ctoL4
the service (three o'clock) every seat in the. 00
occupied. There were present on the °call ibej,d
number. of.the- nobility, both lay and derirsor'
Mayor, and ;other viTic authorities, the lord -
the banquet, &c. .ff„ delft
• ,
The service commenced with a Te Dello c"' 01,
!principle solo parts and chorus being sue': pel °l4'
gentlemen of the choirs of her Majesty's CRl'9ol''e'ro
St. Paul's, Westminster Abbey, and St.. Gitrae' eel)
Windsor, the whole
being under the directoiofn Goss, 0.465°
theof musical rto
organist of the cathedral. The chorus andlef do
"To
beautifully
aTasoetxhceeeCdhinegrulybimgraanndd,
aSoedraipthihmas, cvoenrytinrn:ec'y VocciOti;
choruses
utifully performed. Altogether, the e,eirie:oe
was magnificent, few musical treats 00;16,
to them. The sermon, which 1 preoenc- fellse
ceeded by an anthem, was preachedwas- by theopcll7"to
John Sinclair, M.A., vicar of Kensington' more t:d
upwards of half-an-hour. It was rather ;eeltij"
half-past four o'clock before the service wtoisvb-doe
and from the great concourse of persons -1 terf
the cathedral it was not until considerably the
pee'tiffeJ
all had retired. From the excellence of the
ments, no disorder or anything indecoronsof
to interrupt the performance, or cans° rdi„
sion within the walls of the sacred edifice.
Outside the cathedral the regulations of co., 0/04
prevented any interruption to the free Pssea;od fit.
carriages of the visitors along the streets, oval
the lines of the carriages of the visitors 'Wet 17
val in the best order. The annual bang° eie,i,o4
is held in aid of the funds of the incorporated sell
take place this evening in the Merchant Tailors iore.trA
will be attended by most of the dignitaries wh° ~e
sent in the cathedral, and by a large number of tPectriffd
The Lord Mayor occupies the chair. It is Oro 011_,V,
present,the that the contributions will be equal ,tebr4,
preceding festivals. This festival, the earlie',,la 0;41
founded for the relief of clergymen, was first hon'o6i
Paul's Cathedral in 1655, and has 'been since ) h,r
of under the superintendence of the successive Arc"
Canterbury; supported by the gracious PeVof
operation of the Royal family, and by the
the ,501t1
the Church and Sc,tat The orporation of tA: tVir:
the Clgrgy were enabled, in 1852, by the f°,l3"ottlet
from the society, of the festival, and Ow
sources to pay to 1,201 recipents, 14,6691.

STATE OF TRADE'

• dag.)o
( From the Manchester Guardian of 0 .-ed ,
“
MANCHESTER, May 10.—The a,dvices reee`te' rclktY
America, Boston steamer, which arrived ft3Cottolbcor
port a continued falling off in the receipts theOece,l°,
total excess to April 27th, as compared reds le
responding period of last year, being n,°iving tij,,ets
316,144 bales, thus showing a decrease auceos",
week of 46,891 bales ; and by telegraPhicciellf t0v(110(t.f
are led to expect a further falling off o'l,oool/' r`.4'
bales during the coming week. These
ratherhardened the Liverpool market, and 111,11- te
of sales effected yesterday and to-da seen
upon the quotations of Friday last has b.ees,o- a„jhrs,r,
In our own market we have to report a fa„jrilso,
feeling, with a fair demand for both yarns7oraisrosi
the fullest rates current last week. In the; 'Ott cr,
would have been much more business d°n„ifeas vd‘,4",(
spinners have declined to engage thenisr.o Isze:
tracts to extend over more than one or
advance, in consequence of the uneasinestaer!"e6:
their workpeople, who are demanding a c°'-iialeK,
vance in their wages, and intimating that, by 0,10r°(
cence with their request will be followed °Oc6l
out." Indeed this has already occurred in seojecn,o
and as they are chiefly employed in the Pri3Oeafri
India yarns-No. 40, the value of that count cos APII.
id. per lb. upon last week's rates. Poniest.ciltbe!sotti°
unremunerative, and any slight advance I'vh, leo rise,ille.
facturer can obtain is barely equal to the TodsrA,
price of yarn. Printing cloths, shirting's, 311' ost
are in fair request, stocks are light, and 111.;
turers are engaged for some weeks to ecirfliTal tu"
no definite change in price can be quoted) 5- rj
ency is to advance. bas 4P.
et 4er
ROCHDALE, MAY 9.—The piece Inar—r,fhilLtir,,
rnaotthbe re
eqnusi eotegro
otdo -
adsay it,
generallyan d the attendanceis Tol:ol,art troo Poo' :$t
have not been very desirous to purchase wand n'll3'
sent price ; the new clip is near at hanclTiheif td
Prevailing opinion that prices have reache-
poillkitALlFAX, ,re0e01335 131(,
day a very unanimated appearance, and fe-,e 011130t;1,
May 7.—Our piece hall 1)38 dF
changed hands. The merchants pure "s", d°1ev,,,,1
now that prices are not so high. endIT3III.-ers, if-to
freely from the same cause; but where sa',e- 006
the quotations are steadily maintainen.„oo Pft .4°
market is quiet. The spinners buy onl,Yi„ 10
Lot
mouth, and look forward to the neW,_ clip w 0
ccesl:or
anxiety as to its probable influence on nilJloll7lc'nll'
toHUDDERSFIELD, May 10.—We have
to repeat in our market upon last weking renet
turers are principally engaged in we rho ale oaf
orders, which they deliver direct to t,,ie
"
Consequently there is a seeming slacknestle tee io
by these goods not passing through uttero
ofor.
Middle blacks arid union cloths are estie
vi prod
and find purchasers at firm prices. •itie
fancy woollens for the fall trade are being

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RACING FIXTURES FOlt ' nociff.
The figures within parenthesis denote the
LiverpoolNewmark Newmarket 0
days' racing.
•••'''.ll
itcl'
0 .... ••"'.15
Newton Edinburgh2,enct "..
11:11...'14
Shrewsbury (2)•••
12 (Epsom (4)
JUNE. , , ..."'"
2 Bibury (1/•••;11.,.•••
Ascot (4) 7 Stockbridgre,,./.....,
Hampton (2) 15 Winch
(I)) .. •
..••
Beverley, Hull, &c. (2) 15 Newcastle (3 0
Newmarket (3)
Worcester (2) ..•••'''';l
JULY.
_i i
5 Staraforu x il•••• ~i
5 NottinghatuA , „,....
Carlisle (3) 5 Goodwood (1/.''
Liverpool (3) 13

IST.
York (3). • • , „..*
Egbßadcliffe (3)•••":
ara (2).'"*.
Derby (2)•••••:....,...1...5°
Eccles (3)••••• ........,
Lichfield (2)•••"
•''.
ME ER.
Lanark (2)• • *. o:tinent
gaucbesterit,,.p.
(3.'0
Newmarket
Nllerto
ortha
19

AUG

Brighton (2) 3
Brighton Club (1) 5
Wolverhampton (3) 8
North Staffordshire (2) 9
Yarmouth (2) 9
Reading (2) lO

SEPTE:

Warwick (2)
Pontefract (2)
Doncaster (4)
Bedford (2)
Leicester (2)

....13
....20
...21 I
OCTO,

i
IBER• (2)•''•'6
... :
•••• •
1 Richmond tryj ..(6)....
16
ml
wNl3eirEjackrice.A.tilatoivi
0.f.).,.00,:
ShrewsburY k-ii, ,14opltf
A.beristwith( i.

Chester Autumn (2) ...... 4
Newmarket S. O. (5) ..... 10

NOVE:

Worcester (2) ... .

Epsom Autumn (2) ......
Cowbridge Hunt (2) ...... 9
Liverpool Autumn (2)... 8