The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-28 00:00:00

/~ % /~~ -7 Ll G, t.~ 2 `-:- - . 4_ NaEWSPAPEII : ' 7 x 143 SS3II4XI --- .~ /, / • LONDON, TVESDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1888. No. 5,215.] [Stamped, Id. Additional.] [TWOPENCE TELEGRAPHIC INTZLLIGENCE. paaluirsanuer DrrisioN. MUSIC/. A, calling at the Cape of Good Hops e l . c d urr Msdne..-fITLA3I COMMUNICATION between LON DON and INDIA by the magniticent Fleet of Steamers tag to the East India and London Shipping Company The well.known clipper auxiliary scam-ship LADY Ali 1,142 tons, 100-horse power. RI BF.RT W. NAL Commander, sow loading to the Victoria (London) Deena, will have on 19th June, embarking passengers ac and learligGramsend on the 110th Jana for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good hop. and Madras. This rasgallieent ship, built unready for the India trade, bee been thorooghly refitted, has first-rote accommodation for :Zs=and will carry an experienced mown, a lt o a The average passage of this company's steamers last IIIII•CM was TO days to Madras ; the Calcutta having performed the voyage to IS days, being the shortest as record. The line will be ecstinued on the 10th of each succeeding mp e rith the strictest punctuality, by ose of the company's m nt fleet of auxiliary screw qr freight or passage to 61 s 1=/ - and Ca, EA, Par- Damostotreet, S.W. ; the brelmn, ALYVID BRITT and Co., Loadenhallatreet. LC.: or at the Meet at the Company, 1, Minchig.tane, Leaden. LC.: where elanspplication las appetutmenteaa midshipmen la this minas should be mad& RICHARD Dlt6W, Secretary. Rest India and London Shipping Company ,Limited), 9, Mincing-lane, /LC. eIITFA direct, the magnificent, new clipper i t hi C p IaDIJIIA,, A, 1 111 years. leg tons rennin . , SAM PLANT, mmeadar (lidenghts talleura John AU= and Sons); loading In the UM India Dodo. Thin beautiful mend, bath In Illemscresoly firths Wads, ban splendid cabin accommodation, and inn base quids dispedelt —For Night or Pami• MK/ W GILLATLY. HAIM. siodligWXLL, rt,lnadenballatron, LC. 'POE BOMBAY Direct (under engagement with Cosi /or wolikeown Liverpool bee lielleolelp SAME UMW MO •113 yews, la lie- Lew peel tree ship beet 304 1 1 OILLIIII, Ooeireseder, impeder JAL Mined Bale., . Wes In ties Lembo Docki—lret freight gmly to LAYD '4 and SAID 11, Tan Willfazsetrest er to UQ.LATLY, HAMMY, end www4 17, Loailenhall olavet 'DORT PHILLIP Direct (to sail punctually on 1 the Ma of Nay, last admits day Md`, the toogoldosat Deader ball Apgar tidy ItaltOAL, Al, 946 tow metier. H. P. Commador; toddling ia tie WA India Docks, Ey slibialkt cabin aoooniattatatloo, and from ber fine lines is on to make a Tory quick run oat —Yor freight or to DTVT/T sad MOORS, 9, Baliter-ativert: or I t 4 oTE: HANLEY , sod SZWICLL,A, loadonoallotreet. S YDNEY Dill" (under e ent to H.M. don Coesteletioeere), leet deg ISth May, the 31Z:cent Loadoteowned clipper ship 8 TEEL J. W. XLVI,, mender ; Altai in the rut Ladle Dock'. Tith fine vowel hes snide N ggers O wryriazypa dergiatc ny er, h. Led woe*, a good eggicelvalty to @tri—For or w aggly to CiII.T„ sad gIIWELL. tr, e lea&h. IC. •Nu M ' E in. MONXY WIGRAM and SONS' (of yard. London) LINE of PACKET SNIPE to For M1L1300131, Port Phillip, Moot (to Isar co Wednesday. NLsy 28, eallher et Th , •ath), the Iglus. titt clipper thin NORFOLK. 1,1110 tons. WUXI TONKIN, Oareseadar; frog la the But laftt Dora Er recatakoder Ors ear di elms of pawners are nnasrpreed, and she will dew aa —For freight or pause = i t; NeLlOD.=7"! l an s =olo•N, with Marra Money sadlloadenball-dreet. Passengers this line of s re Conveyed trots Paddington to Thmontb by first clan for mon packet d der fans and second dams for that elan fares. 12,1114 T EASTERN for NEW YORK.—The OZZAT RASTIRN, WALT= PATON, Onamander, sold be dispatched from urinerom for NEW YORK sa under : SATURDAY, May IS; TIIRSDAY. June SO, Batwing tram New York RATI.YRDAY, June e; TVZSDAY, July 21. YU Ripe will be continued at similar intervals during the sea m::precise dales of which will be duly announced. : hnt Cabin. £2O to US, according to accommodation, all having the lame privileges in the saloon ; Second Cabal, alt. Reim Worts will be Wad et a fare sad a half: Inliernsedird• Peerage, AlO 10: ilieernen, RI Ia on moderate tares. For further particulars apply to RC OYFOR, and Co., us, Leadetihaßatreet, &C.: or to the Great Ship Company J, 90, Cannonatreet, Leaden, KC. and IS, The Albany, ( lib, Liverpool.—For intormsdista and starrage pas sages also to Marra BAB= and MARLS, 19, Water. serest, SPICLU. NOTIOL LITENTOOL, NNW TOILS, AND PHILADILLPHLL BTZAII SHIP COMPANY. ihraffid Passingiss are hereby therto =try Inform , f e , 4 ) l , piat et, lll at Owe:town for peasengers on Moe: wlll la More grans Live:peat on Mays : sad will ocintiane araBdaru ft ever. alternate Frisis,y trent Liverpool, cell*, at Quaasigewn an Dia following day far pasasagers and dos mard. Mal 00IIKUNICATION to NEW YORK inzaw alllPool. NNW YOKE, and PHILA- , Qineeet..—The COMPANY Wand .sanMag Hsak tilyelargalMl Sair - empw Mlissilai 1 Quenstern to embark pmesigars and dappatelien se Mews: FROM LIT WOOL FOS NNW YORK. CITY OP WASHINGTON To.reorrow, April 29. CITY OP COIL, Friday, igsl aa, CITY OF NNW TOIL W ay A , M Aid gym iseeenaHng Wednesday sad every alternate Friday. DOE panto la, IT, and 21 guineas, mocording to the meow manakin. Forward gessege 8 guineas, lantading all provisions N a.• Teeensgere Tor Canada, the United Mato, and British booked QV v to MACKY, on very advantageous terms — For sod t artient rs a pply WILLIAM INli lin trs w ,n star : glee* Cig eor ty. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—TWICE a wina.—The Netherlands Steamboat pomyaays favourite pabliwateamer TIATAVIER, Capt. W. iIIUTR, from the British and Pimeliga Stsamwriserf, a / a pples, ever, Sends __ 4_ y at 11 ma., aadrefianstag hem Rotterdam every . Fares. 6.2 la., Al 106, sad la. al. return, a ,At . IZ:rn7gl as. It The las acrewsdearaer ETENOORD rails Rom of the Tower =MIT /La anondag early, returning trcat Rotterdam every Pares. Al sod 1 10s. Both vessels roe in asimida;;lTlMie llama ead festeet aleamare r y a the bra ram So Um printed sollY4 bills. Apply Esed=lllllJalvsnal W.oe to ,1,01 , 5, ORAVO4, awl PRILLUTS. U. lood-lara. rimis GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. A-EALY nom. Great lisatern istlway Napa- ay Is o u to receive ATELICATIONS far was of £lO6 or arm& of rnred lb. above BLOM beating • fixed preferential ethereal at 4. per amt. per rim Interest oseerantan hen tie date al —Appli ealleine to M ad., either pereenelly or try Yil ,to the under- J. IL OWEN, Secretary. i rrespopkis Tadao; Alen. 1011. IMPNRIAL OTTOMAN LOAN of 1862. 4, liffalvtedhltares, . Bolden of Berle. who hays ne4 e= the same for the effseettlre bond; ire hereby requested to so with the least pot fdble delay. as the test (trawls( of the hoods for reatemption at varlet! take pines le Nay of We year. ST. JAMES' HOTEL Reeser et Berkeley-street, Plecedfily). The NOM MI be UPWIND to the Public ea SATURDAY. MAMA et May eest.-16sager, AL PreeceirAlL Dated 17th Apri l, 18e6. ceder, G. T. °LUIZ:I,D, Secretary. CORIGONNINT al ORZINHOUni and HARDY PLANTS W. J. C. WEANS will SILL by AUCTION, . hie Great Rooms, Klngotreet, Coveat-gariee, TO MORROW, Ara Re. ee. helf-past 12 medesty, /ALUMS sad NEW 7MALAND 111.16. latish slater, Aeioctrese, me cielpbtallows, peonies, choke coetkee, mod lofted moo home plants.—lM view the month* of We, sad catalogues bad. GREAT SALE of KID GLOVES at ILIUM sad CAMPS sew Pratabaa ISC ItTAINT MUT. — ladle's" — sad Geallseen's b. Perk Kid Gloves, oguil v nes CAIIIIIr . II 9 I L N7r=i t ir et ocelidtd i las Goad cad. MEN'S DRESS.-11A.MILTON and vt 1 1 ;7ow, Were inform the public that the Nor GOODS an nos reedy, and specimen garments are kept f In victim ; silo a select sleek et arsenals ea head foe ale. The Ireessrlege and material and pattern. that canes he excelled. Ko 106, STRAND, omens NXITXII-HALL JUN IIPT I:TREK-Th. PATENT SELF ADJUSTING Ggaltalf TRUSS, mbar effectually with out war obsptkationa la recommended by the faculty for be can and rand of hernia. The necemary quality of a good truss ta an /Admit residing power, without muteceseary pressure oa the part iWected. which dedrabla object is alone obtained la a .7. Gin, h Watemmatusbared wecad l ith tlly im W es, spiral aprbp, or pad lastdad.— , . ANEVER PILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOTTS BIIJODE and LlVilt mu, prepared with out my llorenriel lagredlent. ban the rft- ot Dr. Scott, will he timid iamlaahle to all who suffer tram los t and liver colli gate.. bassoon, mad, &panne, riddlneen dlennem of eyelte. Tar holienal oneltremea, ma tangly apnient niedloise, end se sportier et lee Mood, they are truly excellent : mad la W 4 emotion and veleta to the eicuutch they enote=r, Plawaide and streorthen the whole amoona geld ey p, Knit WWlaniz d t., h. Chalnltitrt end . 2 kw Dr. heat' s liver 1 id . lDa. The yeadne ere •eq Men Pothaire. wSh "Mlles@ tamalierr mormed en the stomp . DinRICORD'S ESSENCE of LIP' olorse nionhood to Os most stationed consittatios to lbw psalm Paihse le boossibia It. .foots sae permosiat. Is casualties, as ia. --noin la coo PIO lastrnolions. 11a., sr tor kr Os., oat P• 0 1. taitiat smaittosorr stsatak—aolo wv :pololra Obi on, alla. woo{ asor Tonils-nor. TELINVIGOZATIVX NXIIVINZ INBENCE. mot seimellicati prepared sod moll povertel Wei Oho usliel ever hdredoced : resieree to their seresal coedttle• elf the eoceetkow co the Warty whke perfect bomb de mat. It la • epeetle ter &Miff ot ee kW/. end dm Ile eon mow ether turredloste. Mist md1t="6.,...."...".44 wltepre WAIT beeeellial to the SOMPOUN Aloe AL per beef* er lour Is owe bria• - dole— apesee Mora deuseeartes .sd,t7e. en, Ortordotrol 7 . ad 173. leeedesheborreet. Zahisa. T°LADII2.—ROWLANDB' HALTDOR, an Orlintal Botanical Pieparation for improving and Smut& flylng tbe Complexion and akin. The radiant bloom it Imparte to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it induces of the hands and arms, its capability of soothin Irritation and re taming all Maass, tau, pimple*, span freckles. discoloration', and other cutaneous visitations, render it Indispensable to every knelt It obviates AU the effects of climate on the akin, 'dram with reference to cold and inclemency, or Mims solar brat. Moe ea ad. and Ila id. per bottle—Sold at 10. If Mon-garden: end by cbendina and perfumers Ask for .litosrimedd [abider: yd - bower* of sparlosa sad pernicious artkass vaster the rese Ltlyilar." Tai BOGNOR RAILWAY.—The pretty little water log place of Bognor. after many disappointmests, is about to =the great advantage of direct railway commnsica the first sodof the new line being turned on Saturday week. It is stated that the lice will be opened is about three or four moothe—it is expected is time for Goodwood nom—Asa= Advertiser. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE MAIN DRAINAGE Wonza—Yesterday morning, between seven and sight o'clock. considerable alarm was occasioned among the resi dents of Churebetrest, Deptford, by a loud report pro ceeding from thedireotioe of the works Dow being carried out by Messrs. Aird and Co., for the low level drainage sewer of the metropolis, and which was found to have arisen from an extensive slip of earth. carrying away and splinter ing in pieces large balks of timber used in the shoring up the sides of the cutting, which, at this spot, extends to a depth of 35 feet. At the tints 'amid eight men were em ployed at the spot where the accideot occurred, two of whom escaped, three being consid era bly th oug h no t seriously injured, whilst the remaining three became embedded beneath the WHIM of timber and earth which weighed many tons. With as little delay as pos sible, the other men employed set to work to rescue their fellow workmen, and shortly suomeded in reaching a man awned Daniels, about 60 yeses of age, who was found breathing, but another slip occurriog,tthe unfortunate man's body became again eovered. and when taken eat life was quite extinct. About two hours afterwards the body of • second man named Bay was peroeired. but the soil was so treacherous that it was sot until Dearly the o'clock in the aftersoon that his body was reash4 life then, Wei extinct. The third person knows to have shared • similar fate is a young man named King, but up to eight o'clock last evening his body was 1104 recovered, Dor was it 0311• aidered possible to reach it during the eight. CITY OF LoxDox HOSPITAL FOR DIMAS= OF TIM CREST, VICTORIA-PARR.—The number of patients re lieved at this institution lint week was 1,432, el which VIS were new woes, Loss or Hsu Mareety's Sate Ointrus—Yes terday morning a court-martial assembled en heard the flagship Victory, at Portsmouth, to may (pro formd) Lieu tenant Hill and the suniving officers and crew of the ill fated Orpheus, for the loss of that ship on Manahan bar. The court eoesprieed Captain Scott (president), Cantatas Wainwright, Cumming, Phillimors, and Seccome. Mx. B. Hankie' sat as officiating judge-advocate. The officiating fudge advocete read the account of the wreck written by Li/Moment Hill, and which we have abrade published. On being caked, the officers and craw saved "aid they had no complaint to make against Lieutenant Hill, and he made the same answer concerning them. The survivors, with the exception of Lieutenant Hill, were thee ordered out of court, and were afterwards called se witnesses. Lieutenant Hill corrected some statement' with regard to the ship's course. In approaching the bar, the commodore and master were (he said) very attentive to the chart up to the time we received the taco signal, "steer more to the north." After that we were entirely iu the hands of the pilot oo the tele. graph station. The charts, sailing directions, and references were then put aside, the pilots steering them in by the colour of the water. At the bottom was very hoe white mod, and the channel could be plainly seen from the pilot station. The evidence, which was taken at considerable Isaiah, having been concluded, the court, after a lengthened deliberation, honourably acquitted Lieutenant Hill, and the president when returning his sword spoke an the higheet term of his conduct upon the occesioa. Several banks have lately been established for carrying on boatmen In the British colonies under the Fog lish law of limited liability, but we cannot understand how these institutions will be able to avoid the application of the colonial law relating to banking compamee, by which every shareholder is held liable for double the amount of the shares he holds—Austria/ion and NCI° Zealand Gazette, Aped SOUTH KINSINOTON Hussar.—During the week eliding April 25 the visitors have been at follows :—On Mon day, Tuesday, sad Saturday (free days), open from 10 a.m. tall 10 p.m.. 69,010. Os Wednesday, Thursday, sad Friday (students' days), audios, to the patine, id., open from 10 ,tra- till 6 p.m, zuss. Total, 92,806. Total from the optimise of the Museum, 3.900,219. °Rumex. Prraos.—Ors Sarum; Dar.—Mow- DAY, Ann 27.—Adminiene on payment, 1,807 ; ditto by sewn Mast% 838: total, 2,446. LOYSZL'S CHINA LUCID/IX lONI7OI AND BOX.— An Ineenlona e Infallible, durable, safe, and novel patent Invention, for fruiting lucifer and vest& stalshes, for sealing letters, lighting mars, Sc. Sold by all iroamongsrs, cialnailealers, elbow, es. For kitchen see, 10d. each ; astral" Is. 3d.: for bed and witting roosts, °faces, and betels, complete ia white Styria china, with saucer and lid, 2s. ed.: In colours, 3a. od.: gilt, ta. : and &Klett/ gilt designs, is. ed.. extra rich, is Sole wholesale agent, Jams CONK isaamer of the Anglo-Ceell militia Avow, Cseatectrest, Lo.—.(advertimaaient.l T HE ROYAL SARDINIAN RAILWAY COMPANY. Guaranteed by the Italian Government • Soeitta Anonyms : the liability of shareholders limited to the • • amneet aliheir shares . Shore capital £1,000,000 sterling, or 2.5.000.000(r., la 60,000 shares of L2O. or 500 fr. each, to Bawer . With power to Moue .C 5,0000200 Nominal Capital. in ObNohow, or Debrutures. The shares to be rederniatibybTri,aipar, out of the proceeds of freehold landed estates granted to the Company, to bear interest at 6 per cent. per annum during conitruction, and sub sequently an estimated minimum annual dividend of Thirty two Shillings (equal to eight per neat) per share, based upon the Government guarantee, and payable during the whole term of 19 years, on all shares, whether redeemed or cot. Debentures or Obligations £2O. or 500 fr., each, to bear interest at 3 per cent per annum, repayable by annual drawings within 41 years, at par; to be issued at 911, or 275 fr. each. Every subscriber for shares to have a preferential option of claiming two obligations or debentures for rack share allotted to him. The security for the capital and interest is a grant to the pony In perpetuity of freehold lauded estates of the crown In toe island of Sardlnla, motorising 200,000 hectares., or 910,000 Inglith acres, and a distinct State guarantee of a net annual revenue or subvention of 9 000 lire (crutch kilometre of railway, equal to 1.480 sterling per kogll ah mile far the term of 90 years. Deposit Al per hare on apvication. Further payments, on allotment, EY per Share, and el par Obligation or Debenture. Arrangements will be made with respect to farther calls which will enable shareholders to have the option of paying up • proportion of their shares and obligations or debentures fa hill. MR, CHARLES DICKENS'S READINGS, Hanoveroquare ROOMS. —TIIIB iTINING rr April it, at S, Mr. CHAELIS DICKENS will READ hfaC a grak LAS CAROL and the TRIAL from PICKWIIII.—MaI4, Is.; centre mate, 2s. ; back mats, la, at Heart Chapman and Haira 193, Piccadilly ; Mama. Pottle sad Sops, 13 and 14, Royal RT. &anis ; Anglia ticket aloe, St, Jeans's-hall ; and at Payne's ticket Mike, Hanoveraquare Rooms. THOMAS HEADLAND, Secretary. HOUSE OF COMMONS—Aran 27. WAYS AND 106ANS—(0oesidered in Committee.) I. the Oreaseitles. 10. Notion node, and question psi, " toward. mime( the supply . tad Ka' jetty, there shall be charged and for a license to be table out, 'lady, by or on of any club or amocir tion, occupying • house of the rent or value of 1001. • year. to authorise the selling and sup lying by retail to the members of such club or s.seei tlon , of bier, wine, sod all other liquors, far the selling whereof an lscise Bosom is required by law to be taken out, and also tobacco, the Excise duty of 17/. le., and 5 per met. thereon ; and for every sash liceose to authoehe Me willing and supplying am afremeid, beer and tokeero slay, 31. 10s. end 5 per neut. thereon." The committee divided : —Ayes, 143 ; Noes, 11L AVM. Apr•EllinGlyn, t gef ert e ll n ihr W W. ( it i rt duni or, Pr. ". IL Pagek =erst ia"ll4 r d og‘tmet. J. EL . S. Gower, G. W. Greenwood. J. One.= IL Peas H. Peel, Sir B. Peel, P. Baring, T. G. Greats 1. H . Z. Pender, J. Barnes, T Orey, Sir H. Peto, Sir H. IL Has let, T. Grosvenor, Earl Pigott, Sent. P. & Grosvenor. fad IL Pilkington J. Sesonseak, W. E. Garden, B. Pollsrd •IJ nrobart,W Beaumont, IL A. Hanlntry, P.. Pons ail, A. Handley, J. = li t C, P. HAMM' Sir J. Towel{ J. J. Bleneewe. I. G. Ihrtinstialeare ot Pritchard, J. tow" E.P. Hamm& Pugh. D. IlsoNsaa, T. IL Peat, C. W. ' A. Herber t B. A. Itawaneo, Nr J. W. Mickley, Gen. Hibborklt T. - Ricardo. 0. Entler•Johnstons,A. H , Rothschild, IL 11 E el l H C. . • Itwassil, H. H . lostallA A, Z. UNA P. VE. W l ird 0 I=' A. I N C .. Smith. IL T. • ter t. J. IC CaL Steel, J. =igtsir T. Layne& A. H. litsatt, C. e. I. IASh. )440w S ks i L i t huk Col. pr, W. Lewin H. W. P. ' , l . 1 , 24 1 . W. l att. Turner, J. A. Vernon, H. l. Mr/. L. 1.. LC= I. Villiers, C. P., Waldron, L. Diminen, J. G. WWl. is . T. Weiner. E. Denlica. It. Nz, --- 1. 7. Watkins, Col. Doi. Z. W. lislowsrinit, T. Wego lin, T. Y. Blabs, Sir W. SlsNetbanite, D. C. Washed, J. P. Enfield. Visct. MArtlik P. W. White, J Wane, T. W. Ilarlin, J. te, I. Evart, W. =am Z. IL Wi lke t. W. Ewing, H. E. Moffatt, G. W n. Hit T. ]tunny lard P. J. Wasorladt, J. • Wood, Str C. Folianiiit I. J. Norris. D. Wood. W. Pointer. . Norris )n, W. Woods, H. Porder, W. Z. North, P. WM. J. Gavin. lector O'Brien, Sir P. MUM Gibson, T. M. Oleilow, G. Brant, H. Z. Gilpin. C. Osborne, H. Leateibball. BUIS4 Gladstone, W. PISA C. son. H. H. -- Adam, W. P. Anne.ley, Col. Dinkier, CoL Beecrott, G. 8. Berestord, D.W. Bernard. CoL Brooks, B. Bruce, Sir H. Bruen, H. Burghley. Lord Burrell Mr P. Cartwright, Col. care, 8. Chapman. Chmettln, Lord A. ay, J. Cobbold, J. C. Cckrase. A. D. ole, Collins, T. Cabin, G. Darner, 5. D. Dickson. Disraeli e . , a Du Orm C. Dunne. OoL Du Pre, C. G. Im Egerton. Banton, Z. C. Tinton. W. lellowin, Fenwick, H. ?errand, W. Frenklyn, G. W. Grd. Garnett, W. I. George, J. NOEL Gare, I. R. Grownll. 0. Grath, C. De Oraesa. 111, L Hamilton, E ILO* ReatoY c L arly. 0. Creamer Doe. The O'Farrell. Y. Y. Patiegtee,Slr Tweet.. O. Y Dialer O.Y. OIL Meg pm& A. Herd,. J. Rah Mr J. C. Haakelk Mr T. G. Hanby W. H. Hoeufai l 1 7. H. Howes. Hubbard. J. O. Haut, G. W. 8. zg t z i A. w. t e g:TBlr X. W. Selater.Boods, O. fkwarteld, J. /L. Selwyn. C. J. Smith, M. !with, Abet W a ; ad. JoDale ' W W. G. Kendall, N. Ler, D. S. ILeatchbull, W. 1. WM, J. Immo, W. Lam. N. P. L Ll arnos, aaaey . Lord 0. G. Ina ,L P. P.Ossa. La i r Rs aajgb, 7. Deltas, I. Nentece, L Merritt, W . J. . J. Ma 0, W. Naas, lord Meal, W _ ic7e."...."" "E get= le, , W. Wain. Sir H. Taylor, Col. Tallinn, G. TroCope. Sir I. Turner, C. Viitodoktr, OoL Vance, J. Wal l a rd ic t ,j . WM e, d Whitmore. If. Wyndham H. Wyndham. T. Wpm', W. W. ii,igh, Col. Northoote. air & riGAUL IJddall. H. G. Wae.. J. THE BISHOP OF BEET= AND BISHOP COLENSO. The Lord Bishop of Exeter has addressed the following letter to the Rev. Prebendary Freeman, Coadju tor Archdeaoon of Hater : " London, April 5. " Ify dear Mr. Coadjutor Archdeacon of Exeter,—l have received your letter, accompanying an address to me from the clergy of your archdeseoury, which demands my most respectful attention. That I feel deeply the value and im portance of each an address I red not say. Yet I must beware of making an unrestrained expression of concur rence in the sentiments therein contained. In truth, I deem it the duty of the bishops of the province of Canter bury—whatever may be the duty of others—to abstain from making any declaration which shall prejudge matters which moat be the subject of judicial consideration before our archbishop. His grace, as an appellate judge, will, I apprehend, have to preside on the trial of the Bishop of Natal, for bevies set forth the statement. which have given rise to eo widely spread alarm. His grace will call to his aid, as amerces, some of his oomproviiscial bishop'. I, indeed, from my age and infirmities (even if there were no other reason), cannot be of the number. But I nevertheless deem it my duty to adhere to a resolution of a meeting of the bishops which I attended, to avoid any extra-judicial declaration on this unhappy subject. For it is manifestly much better that we should be charged with want of sym pathy with those whom we most highly esteem, than that we should do anything which may endanger the imparti ality and purity of the tribunal of justice. "There was, indeed, another resolution'of the same meet ing, on which I most willingly act, by inhibiting my clergy from inviting or permitting Bishop Colenso to officiate in any of their churches, until be shall have cleared himself of the charges which are so commonly urged against him. I request you to announce this, my determination, to the clergy of your archdeaconry, together with an assurance of my affectionate and warm attachment to them.—l am, my dear sir, yours most faithfully, "H. Emmen. "The Coadjutor Archileara of Exeter." COITPCIL OT ADMIXISTIrION . 7 ITALY. General Ostia ------- IILARHORA, Honorary Pre sident Mantels Gaetalodtearour. iisr4;l; isot Blow OfossppelisnnoSanna, Deputy of the Italian Parilayeast. " DAIMON/ IN LWILIIIII. Thomas Barnes, EN., H.P. (Director of the Laneashire sad Yorkshire Builway). Charles Bell, Ism. pleura. J. Thomson, T. Boner and Co ), Loudon. IL Z. Omuta Mo., M.P. (Meson Paacoe ()rental and Sena), Loudon. L Leonino, Cp. "Messrs. I. Leonia.) and Co.?, London . Juba Ponder, Eft.. Y.P. ;Merry J. Pander and Co.), Manchester. DABILYXS. Hews. Glyn, MIDs and Co London. Mears. Arthur Heywood, Sous and Co., LiverpooL Tbe Ctessolidsted Dank (Limited), liandiester. SiirL Boimida, Turin. ilisrL "Mein Leonid° di D., Genoa. 1101:11111. _ _ Nowa P. Csienowo and Co., 5 JIG. Mr. Eeo. t Seymour, fie, Thrgmorton•Neeet, London, E.C. 1= Rondall sad Addleon, LiverpooL Shore nod Kirk, Manchester. iIIANCITOWL MINT& Bircham, Dalrymple, Drake, end Ward. London. Messrs. LAO/dale, Ridley, sad Bardswell, LiverpooL lirdieszis—Mr. Beal rem, C.E., 28, Great George-street, Westminster. Lemur Oworzusr. —llr. J. J. Ridley. Temporary Odical—a, Copthall.court, London, LC. The Government of Italy, desiring to develop the resources of thelitend of Ihmtinta by the Introdaotioo of foreign capital in the camtructim of railways, have by virtue of an act bearing the Tont confirmed'', under date of the 4th of January last, con. forted the *allowing valuableeoaoemion. which here been par chased by this The ezdustv Csi ra a. vilsge if constructing railways in the bland at emdbil Ind. • roe rite. or subvention for the lines aow proposed of 9,000 We foe each kilometre of railway, or 43,0 sterling per an glish mile, per annum, not revenue, for a period of 99 years, pay able's seek section la mossod for trate and, , PM. An imemillaile great to the Company, in perpetuity and absobsteiy, of freehold landed estates, belonging to the crown, is the Island et flardiaM contalaim 200,000 bantam" or 480,080 English acme, the presoldvalos of which Is officially returned at £600,000, bat which It le manifest will be largely increased by I the completion of the railways. The ASIM per mils net gnmanteed income, together with the compandivelylow me now proceeding from the landed ee Utak and amounting, according to the government retina, to 824,000 per lumens, are equivalent to an annual dividend of at least 8 per tient. upoa the total estimated coot of the railways. This will be seen from the following calculation Annual Memo— --- tinarsiTtar7lnet revenue £5BO per mile for 240 miles.. £llB,lOO Pressed rent from the lands (susceptible of increase).. 24,000 MO Interest payable on C2,ooo,ooo Total Obligations or AM Debentures at EX per cent. 1.60,000 XsOlmsted dividend on 81,000,008 share capital, at £8 per cent. - 140,000 Surplus income applicable Se the redeMptlca of debentures The special feature of this undertaking Is, that while the shareholders will receive an anneal interest of 6 per cent. Miring the construction of the line, and a dividend of at Least 8 per cent. thereafter oa their capital, they will, at no distant date, have their capital repaid to th• m out of the proceeds of the crown Lads Cad la Me Company, and continue, IleViralf• ink la the enjoyment of the dividends during the whole period el Upon order in which shares will be paid off in this meant hOl be dehaed by ballot ! The esteem are attested in various parts of the Island, wl/1 In gnat swains* be intersected by, or In the neigh bo urhood a of, the serrend Bass of railway now projected, and also the several new roads shoat to be constructed by the Government, for which paire they have voted one million pounds s Some port of the edslles aretinder ; a comic= I extent consists of parenride, sad the remaining portkuss contain forests of oak and other valuable timber. From these foreste the dockyards of England, Prance, and Italy have for many years past derived sad are now deriving their supplies of the Angst ask. Sardinia Is extremely rlchlumleerah, particularly silver-lead, copper, sad trenntone, the latter of the highest quality. Besides these selnerele, the Island contains ertensive coal fields, which will be developed by onus of the Intended railways. I%;liTaeanoTritre - lectedwill be Wniie(elthreq - tiisite d and gaming pincer). end will be shoat reto miler in leogthl ini Z years aro allowed for their completion. They will be prooseded with In the Ave following sections I. horn Cagliari to lOW- as, the centre of the mining dlatrld and mad 2: - froecie lasi to the city of °Mateyo. 3. Frees to 01414 -- . di, of saasari, to Porto Torre'. 6. From onion to Terra Nova. Thus, throughout the whole length of the Island, will be established a complete system of 'Wilsey', bringing into closer connexion the respective shorts of the Mediterranean. The most eminent contractors to this country have carefully 'unlined the detailed muss and sections of the projected tines, prepared by the Company's engineer. and have offered to contract for their construction at a sum which, after making provision for all preliminary and contingent expenses, wa within the 'mount of capital now proposed to be robed. The working expenses of railways tn Italy and France rarely average 42 per cent. of the gross receipts; this Company has stipulated for an allowance of 50 per cent, to be increased to 63 2.3 per cent during the first rive year., In cam the gram nosipte do not cursed ten thousand lira per kilometre:. On thecdrje; Wand, the 07i;erunieiaixii.; reamed the option of purchasing the railways at any tune after the expiration of 30 years, upon payment to the Company of the value of the rolling stock, itc., and an annuity for the remainder of the term of 90 years: such annuity to be cot less than the average net income of the Ore most productive of the last seven peen, and not less than the set income of the last year preceding such pur chase. The Interest will be payable halt-yearly In London, Path, Twin, and Oenoa. _ . Tr;Ablatedcopies of the Act of the IWlao Parliament, with game of the Island of Senna* showing the course of the in tended railway., can be inspected at the atm of Mars. blr chaes, Dalrymple, Drake, and Ward, 40, Parliaments/reek &W., and of Mews. Littledale, Ridley, and Bardswed, Brown's-build ings, Ittehenge, Liverpool. Fame of application for shares may be obtained frees the brokers, and also at the temporary otters of the Company. In cues where no allotments are made the deposit wIU be re tuned without deduction. THE ROYAL SARDINIAN RAILWAY COMPANY. FORA OP AM/M . IOIF MR MAIM To the Medan ia Ragland 01 the Royal iferdlalan Railway Company. Gentlemen,—Having paid to your Hanker' the sum of L I hanky regiment that you will allot me shame (end obligations; of Ate each (respect , vely; in the Royal Sar dinian Railway Company, and I hereby agree tp accept the mid eagles sod obliperioesi, or any smaller neglect that may be al lotted to me, upon the terms of the statutes, to he agreed upon by you with the Dalian Government, and to pay the hater d► posit of At per share upon the shares 'and Al per oblirintlenefe• the obligationa: allotted tome at inch time and to am* lothalif m you may appoint. I am, Gentlemen, Fame in fall Addrem in full • Profession or &ulnae Of any) Place of business, Many) Date Asti:arils the er above s e foonlyrm , ni rp sr m kA o o n ut the wards in p& THE ROYAL SARDINIAN RAILWAY COMPANY, aaaltilig /ACUFF. Iticeived of latith the !aye &rectors In England of the Royal Sardinian Railway • The above forms. after being filled up by the applicant, mud, Upon the payment of the deposit of El per share, be presented entire to the Bankers, who will alga and detach the receipt and return it to the applicant. The sum specified In the above receipt, or such portico of It as may be seminary, will be retained by lb. Directors ea se eming of the full deposit of £3 per share on the number of shares sad XI per obligation on the number , of obligations which may be allotted to the applicant, and will be liable to forfeiture by the Directors if the residue of such deposit of RS and El respec t= be not paid at the time to be stated In the notice of mm Story d our Lbw from Year to Year."—Shakspeare. ID Numbs. 110 _ ALL the YEAR ROUND, To be pabliabed oe the Wth Instant, will be resumed TRZ UNOOIIIIIIRCIAL TRAVELLER. A new Series of occasional Papers, By Cz Ann Dwaine. The New Work of Fiction, entitled VERY HARD CAMI, By MAIL= Won, D.C.L., Author of "It Is Never Too Late to Mend," In continued from week to week, until completed In about eight L m t s . ' "All the Year Round" fa published In Weekly Numbers, prim 2d la Monthly Per* and In Hall-yearly Volumes. pries is 62., bound In cloth, at 26, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. SPECTACLES, inn ved by HARRIS and BON, will most y preserve the eight Better cannot bs made. S with cryttals or pebbles, Us.; steel. with =4Do to Us. Wad sad Either Spectacles and IyaGbases 0. 4 varlet,, at equally tow prime. Harris's Prospect Gloss, lea Pd. poet tree. THOS. HARRIS end SON, to the loyal Paraily, opposite the British Museum Landes. Betshliabed lree. Cautket —No traveller. employed. THE BANK of OTAGO (Limited), NEW EKLUND. Incorporated ander " The Ciespiales Act. 180." which limits the Sharcholeteye lbltllty he taw anent of Ms Macaw — Capital £500.000, to 4000 Mares of £lOO each. (With power to increase.; Deposit, £1 per Sham on appliaaldwa, and a further payment of it per Mare on allotment. Calle not to exceed C 6 per 4100 She nor to be made at loss Intervals than thre ar e , moth', It is not intended to call tip more than LSO per 'bare. Power is taken in the Articles of Association to reduce the nominal amount of the theme to such amount no nay hereafter be deemed advisable. G. H. Donaldson, Fag. (Mews. Donaldson, fAzobert, and Co.). Director of the Agra and United Service Bank (limited). Alexander Lang Bider, Fag., genciturch-beildings (Director of the English. Bcoctlah, and Austratian Chartered Bank.) B. M Edeolioromds, Est (Messrs. 8. D. Idenoorottgb and Co.). Director of the Imperial Bank (Limited.. John Berbottle, Esq., Alderman's-walk. Alexander Morrison._ Lg., Eeligelly . how, Cheehunt (formerly of Mews. John Gladstone and Co.) Joseph B. Morrison, Esq. (late of Items. Jams Mortices and Co.,.Director of the Chartered Bank of India Austria* and China. J. D. Thomson, Eq., IL Peter's-chambers, C,orohill, late Direc tor of the Cape of Good Bops Bank . eaaiaa 131 Lonnon—lbs Ins Mal Bank (Limited). No. Loth- BIIIICI3I/ Di eaonum—Tbs Drina Lim Cempany. BAIMMIS IN BMW AND MlLsouzio—The lingliob, Scottish. and Australian Chartered Bank. Sarum ix AssiZa=llVtraellaiiitiosklog Compsay. Bouanoss—llmen ambit, Waterman, and Hughes. pawn 4 =g= Opawn l i t i ti li kMisb% _ - its a Pad werbtl i s2t=lber2MoV i orte lish admits. For the year 1665, the *AY espoet. ateiMperflig • New Zealand were ' -'' • ' '' SIAM/0 For the year 1880 . ' • . e v. • :42 1 . 10 / 2 1 For the year 1861 For the throe quarters sidling Met 1111=4 BIM .1.‘•.• The value of gold exported trout Mega elite—n 1861 CM= . In DNS ViO.7Bl. The =teat amounts show tliat the 'Mae ratio hmeeme is 1 being mstabdued. The tbnowMg Is ea extract from the Net. bourne correspondent of .. The wa.'' la Vat DOM Oa the 13th ADM nes :—.• nt• Tway on (of goidi In ' the province of Otr im asimes tem to 16,640 mama and now fields are ope oat In all The rapid tamers Ms impost a 6 wool from New Zealand ii remarkable : In 1866, It wee • 1,647,100tbe In 1868, „ • 1 • i,66rADOMIL In beil, . In 188 e, . Notwithadeadle Uwe Bete there is but one beak specially established e g Zeala nd (having its head odloe at Auckland), with a paid op capital of £800,001: and the only other booking facilities are derived from mars branches and agencies of institutions whom chief business te In Australia, where their capital Is slier employed. The Bank of New Zealand (established in 186 1 , declared in the fret year of its extesoce a dividend at the rata of 8 per omit. : bat Its actual net profit for the year was much larger. IA these circumstances the Directors believe that by ettablish bog the Beak of Otago (Lintitodi, they will supply a legitimate went or the Colony, sod at the same time present a lucrative and sots inmelment to ilbarshoiders, . _ _ . _ 15;iheaded'Zenill be In 16;;;Ion, the chief branch at Dunedin [Otago), and branched or agencies will be established at such Mbar settlements Pi ths Directors may from time to time deem advisable.. TM Itenk will receive mosey on deposit In London and New repayable at long and short dates, open drawing ac re:tar in the colony, Wee notes, discount DIM conduct ex change oparatleme, receive dividends, interest, &e., for mark. mars, effect pnrchasea k i , r iU d sales in funds, stock, de., for them, and transact all etherlegitimate banking baldness. The Directors are eon dent Oat under prudent management the Bent of Otago (Limited) will prove eminently semeessfuL TM progress of the existing Colonial Banks to smitingly ex hibited in tin following table Name of Bank. I CaPiPaid2 Australasia Victoria New South Wake Union of Amaralin London Chartered al Amtrak% New Zealand 900.000 500,000 060.000 ..1 1,000,000 . 160,000 101, up Fewest 6C6. ( C.. I lit • t C 03 U 6 10 The whole of the preliminary expenses up to the allotment of shares, blending the regittraMon sad Incerpontlen of the Com pany, brokerage, advertisements, law charges, La, are gum. teed not to exceed 1 per cent, upon the nominal capital of the Company. A deposit of LI per share must he paid to the Company's bankers on applicatioo tor shares, and a ignitor payment at OA per share on allotment. Is the event at a sulkiest number of share/ not Wog for to jrnelity this [Murton in nrooseding to Om depodts will be returned to the applicants in full- Prospectus., and forma of application fur .Ares may be obtained from the broken, or at the temporary Mica of the Company. STEVENS end SON Wine and Spirit liferebanta. COGNAC BILANDT.—Tbs weU.knosx difficulty experienced by the puha, in obtaining this muchosteemed foreign spirit In a pure state induces Stevens and Son to call attention to theCoguso Brandy supplied by their boom, on the high quality of which the most implicit reliance may be placed. S. and Son Import none but fine brandies, limiting their selections to the shipments of those Cognac houses whose names end reputation are an ample guarantee of quality and purity. To invalids and parties requiring brandy for medicinal purposes S. and Son would particularly ad dress themseivaa Their pisse ars as follow:—Bondy, superior old cognac, M., lilt ; ditto choice old pale, 27a, SOa per gallon. Winos and spirits of all kinds delivered tree within five miles. Terms csah.-78, Blabopegatoogreekwithin. ALLSOPP'S ALE sad GUINNESS'S STOUT. JOHN 1. BIGGS and Ow, sets contractors fee Bottled Beer to tie latensatlonal &albinos, menu tor Bausnal Alisopp and boa's India Psis and Renton At.. and Oeloness, 800, and Co.'s lairs Moat, lmporters of Wines and Spirits.—prices and Stores, the Royal Izabange, X.C.—The trade supplied on liberal tams for assh. VRASEIVS MAGAZE oor _ _ for MAY. Price 2e. 6d. The Future o the National By the Right Hon. Slr Ed- Church. mend Head. Bert. Late Laarels.—A Tala.--Chap. Negotiations with Spain In the tars IY.—Vi. Fifteenth Century. The Principles of Currency. By Lawrence Bioomeel iln Ireland. Bonamy Price. Part Vll.—Ballytinlagh. Terra Bedlam By Astley H. A Chapter on Superstition. Baldwin. Dante and Beatrice. A Day at Albums. By Frames I A Fortnight in Ireland In the Power Cobbs. Tnnifsiiiisict Gnat Platen's Lines, "Dan Mole Poleax." Londos: Parker, Baia, lent UM& IlartmertM. By T. liteeie. atz Omits Cornewall Leyte.— In Memoriam. ad Doom West Bina& MONDAY POPULAR OONCERTS. --- lAA night's contort presented two interesting features. The bat was • quintet for two violins, viola, and composed by Erma. Our musical readers know that this exquisite violinist ham been for four or five years pen in a deplorable state of health—nearly deprived indeed of the nee of his limbs, and almost without hops of recovery. He has his art, with which he has solaced hi hours of neknem, but using his pen instead of his bow. One of the commences produced during this period is the I quartet played last night ; a work remarkable not only for masterly 000stroctioe, bet for as originality and freshens of thought and a &serfdom, of toe* that show the pones sion, at least, of a healthy mind. It was played eon emcee by Meier& Pieuxtemps, Webb, Wiener, and Platti, and most warmly received by the sadism: It will give our musical public great plowere to learn that Ernst is now is this country, under the operation of the "water-an' at Malvern, and that Dr. Wilson hes magdns hopes of his restaraticei to perfect health. His visit to Malvern, we have bees told, was suggested by Mr R. Bawer Lynes, who, as is limes, has experienced the benellt of the medial treat:meet penned than. We thee may hope again twiner the iOllOll of Ernst's violla, shah have never been welled in remain beauty and expriseden The other feature of hat sight's cenixert was Madame Arabella Goddard's pedometers, of Human" Grand Sonata is D, op. 106, for the pianoforte alone. This is the last, and probably the greatest work of this illus trious musician, but has hitherto been almost unknown in this country, never having, as far as are know, been per formed. The other iertrutamitel pieces were--Mend's pretty sonata in 11, No. 10, far the piano and violin, played by Arabella Goddard and Visa:tempi; sad Haydn's fine quartet in A, No. 60, played by the performers already named. The Wagers were Yin bieseent and lb. Sims Reeves. The hall, as usual, wee crowded. MADAME Tuzzre MATINEE. Madame Puzzi'e annual regain& yesterday morn ing, at the //mover-square Rome, firm together, as memil, a mord*/ assemblage of the raw fashionable aompoy in Imams. The music was Welly vocal, sad of the modern Italian eehooL The principel singers wer•MadaseeLemmens- Sherringtoss, Mdlle. Georgi, Madame Lamina M. Giseler, Mr. Tennant, and Mr. El ohkr, a young ginger of great merit, who promises to distinguish himself. A great impres sion was made bribe fine appointees of Master Willis Pape, a yeetletel Awaken pianist meetly arrived in this coun try. A bey is yam, Mealier Ape is evidently a man in srt. plsyed Aalborg's serenade from Dow Patquais, the NAM" ea " Wes in Egitto," and the &Malik m sweet hums," displaying in all these pieces a brilliaaay of finger, a gmosful manner of phrasing in cantabile purges, with a purity and finish of style that would ham dam homer to any of our mart renowned performer. Atooelned him- self on this memo to the music of Thalweg ; bat be 1 e minversene with all the greet masters, sad there are few sonatas of Beethoven or Meadelmoha that he is not able to execute from memory. This boy, in short, calm t fail to Mom* me of the greatest pianists of the day. DRAMA. The drama of A urora Floyd has been withdrawn from the balls of this theatre to make room for the powerful but somewhat gloomy revived play el And Pride. In this piece, as the drunkard, Richard Pride, Mr. Webster returns to one of his moat mooresful parts—a character elaborated to the highest degree, and acted throughout with a sustained form which bee never been without its effect on the moat varied audiences. It has pleased the ordinary frequeotere of the Adelphi Theatre for year, ; it has bees equally swept able in almost every part of the country ; and in Scotland, for the moral lesson it conveys, it has even met with kindly recognition from the pulpit. The general oast of the piece was passable rather than striking. Mr. Toole made the moat of Dicky Trotter —a very wooden low comedy character—and Mr. Ste phenson did his beat with the broken English put into the mouth of the old Frenchman, Bernard. Mime Avonia Jame —who appears to have au ambition to run through all the old Adelphi parts in the shortest possible time—canoot be warmly 000gratulated on her rendering of Janet Pride. Her low comedy was noisy, hard, and masculine, and it was only in the more forcible situations that her performance could be endured. Even here a little more softness would be a vast improvement, and in this she may take a pro fitable lesson from Mr. Webster. Since theatre@ have be come small and comfortable the art of ranting has been found out, and a demand has sprang up for a more refined and natural style of acting. FASHIONS FOR HAY. (From Le Fond.) One of the first inquiries just now with regard to fashion is what will be the form for mantles this sum ' mar? We really cannot inform our readers of very much novelty in out.of-door garments. That called sante-en. barque last year, rather shorter and slightly moors fitting is in favour. Collets or mm►ils to match the dress are also much tom. They are frequently trimmed like the skirt, and lined with white taffetas or foulard. The latter is an extremely suitable material for linings. A band of taffetas trimmed with braid, or a wide greoque of taffetas ribbon, is a style of trimming much used for the collet, when made of fancy material, alpaca, or mohair. It may be considered positive, too, that the thin materials, such as Wiles, or printed muslin', will be worn with straight scarfs of the same, trimmed like the dries, either with ruches A la vieille, or doted Bounces., or sometimes with both. However, we may mention that no other mantle will supersede that made of black taffetas, which is always admissible and truly elegant. There are two styles ia which it in more usually made—the collet and the palettit. Mantels* shawls, rotondes, and burnous of Chantilly lace, and also of woollen lace, will be reserved for warmer weather. We are tired of repeating that foulard is decidedly in as mach favour as ever ; but truth compels no to own that no other material has as yet liken its place. We may remark, in passing, that all the striped materials this season have the stripes lengthways down the skirt. Taffetas dresses are trimmed with bands of guipure round the bottom, or with ruches or floiroces waved above the hem. Thank nothing new in the form of sleeves ; the bodies made with points are getting more and more generally worn. The robe polonaise, or body end skirt in one, are made of moire, or thick material, such as nankeen or piqué. A great variety of small rests, postilion, Figaro, &z., are fashioo able. Longchampe has decided that which we have already hinted to our readers—that the spring bonnets would be less raised in front, and consequently, in our opinion, mock more becoming. The Marie Stuart gains favour daily, so that it is almost universal to anonym a small rancho°, so as to give the front en appearance at lout of being lowered in the middle, which is very graceful. Chaps bonnet. are most fashionable; above all, the Mexican blue crape, the favourite colour for the memos ; green is also worn, but blue is la made. Straw, and crMo line chevaux de IA Rehm, and all colours approaching, are much worn. Black zrisolinee are only for toilettes negli gee, and are trimmed quite simply with ribbon end a little lace. Drab and brown bonoeto should be trimmed with ribbon of the rune colour, but may be relieved by a bright- coloured flower. Silk and crape soft crowns, with rice or fancy straw, are also mach worn. MIISZIJIA OW PATTPTS, 801:1YR Number of visitors for the weak ending April 25, 4,127 ; total somber since the opining of the museum tree daily (12th May, 1658), 713,661. ROYAL Fail HOSPITAL, GILAY'S4II/f-110AD. —The somber of peanut* relieved at this hospital during t►e week audio( April 25 was 3,237, of whisk 911 were sew sneer. HITEOPOLITAN FILMS HOOPITAAL, DZYOWSIIIRZ smerr, CITY.—The aggregate number of patient. relieved duns' the week eating ♦ 25 war-medical. 916; sur gical, 526 ; total, 1,444; si which 5773 wen sew COMM (azunies THE POLISH INSURHILCTION. WARSAW, Aram 25. The government has forbidden the religious pro sessions which usually take place at this time of the year. The archbishop having, however, protested against this prohibition, the people formed a procession, whereupon the priests and many other persons taking part in it were arrested. THORN, Aram 27. Intelligence has been received here from Warsaw stating that the Marquis Wielopolski will not resign. Rumours were current that a constitution would be granted to Congress Pois.nd. Public opinion in Poland is opposed to any com promise. THE ITALIAN BRIGANDS. TURIN, Area fl. To-day, in the Chamber of Deputies, questions were put to the government relative to some recent invasions of brigands coming from Roman territory, Mats, astaliaiseffee. . The Minister of thelnterior replied that he had been informed that these brigand organisations consisted of Neapolitan reactionists recruited from different nations. Energetic measures had, he said, been authorised in the places threatened by the brigands, and the government were redoubling their diplo matic' efforts to prevent fresh expeditions of the kind. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Aria. !T. The Nord Debtoche Zeitung of to-day says : " We learn that a secret revolutionary esonnities in Prussia is endeavouring to disturb and alarm the public mind by addressing threatening letters to various individuals." BOMBAY (vii Suez), Ana 13. The Cotton Adulteration Bill has passed the Legislative Council. The construction of the Bhore Ghent Railway has been completed. The. Loudon mail of the 18th February Las ar rived here. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE BOMBAY, Ann.l3. Grey shirting', large spectulative hiquiry ; mode twist dull ; (mottos firm ; opium, Yaws, 1130 a. Ageism* az London, six months, first class credits, 2m. eg. Govern• meet securities : Four per Ceuta., 100; ditto Five per Clots., 109 (ll ; ditto Fly,. aad.a.rlalt per Omuta., 1184. CALCUTTA, Aran. 12. Grey oldness@ and mule twist quiet ; lad* Ora. Ex ramp es Loudon, first class meets, fa. OK Ooeenaeeat .counties : Five per Ceuta., 108 g to wk. Freights : Seeds meelmsged. is WEST INDIAN,. MlXlcAlf s PAG;;;;; Asa& - The Royal Mail Company's steamship Shannon, Captain Abbott, with the above mails, arrived at Southampton yesterday. She brings 224 passengers, specie to the value of 498,5844, of which amount 192,6084 is gold bullion, 156,5854 silver bullion, 149,3931. silver coin, 5411. silver alloy 2001. diamonds, and 6721. platitia, and • =al 0 • 1 11 0 - The dates by this arrival are—Vera March 31; Tampico, April ; Ravannah, 6 ; Santa Martha, 7 ; Colon, 7; Jamaica, 9; Porto Rico, 12; Deme rara, 7; T ri nidad, 8; Barbadoes, 10; Grenada, 8; St. Vincent, 9; Antigua, 11; St. Kitts, 12; Tor tola, 13, and St. Thomas, 13. The intelligeon last received o( the Alabense is that co the 23rd Feb.. in let 30 N., lost. 44 W., alto brought•to the British ship Prince of Wales, and reported having destroyed 34 Federal vessels during her cruise. Oa the same day she 'poke the ship Oil Bias, and reported having that very day burnt a very large vessel bound from °Won& to Queens town. A private letter from Antigua aye the Oeafederatu steamer of war Alabama was lying at &mbar at Point 4l. Pits, Guadeloupe, and in the same harbour was the Federal war steamer Oneida. At Vera Cruz the French were disembarking large rein foremen* in the most perfect order and efficiency, from large mew transpoets. General Foray, oommanderds chief, was pushing forward to Puebla, and had 3,000 Mariam with him under General Marquis. The walls of Puebla are armed with 180 beery rifled cannon ; the city is defended by 73,000 met, amongst whom are s great number of skilled AIDINiCIIII and German gunners. They are com manded by Glow& Ortega and Conionfort. In Jamaica there has been a change of ministry. The Hon. Mr. Westmoreland. the Mader of the opposition, has ' formed a new execrative council. DESPATCH OF THE BOMBAY AID MAURITIUS Peninsular and (*natal Company's damn ship Carnatic, Captain Bunn, sailed from Southampton yesterday, at 3 p.m., with the mails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egypt, Adore, Bombay, sad Upper Bengal, together with 24 passengers. The Canasta took oat on freight 273 boxes specie, value 115,7274 10a., for the fellow big ports, vie—Bombay: Bar silver, 71,3004 ; bar gold, 20,5001. ; gold coin, 9,2001.: mock pearls, watches, jewellery, kc., 1,552/. 10a. Alexandria : flovereigua, 13,0601.• jewellery, 701. And for Malta : JeweSery, 454 Sbe als o took oat a fell cargo d general merchandise. ANZILIOAN MAIIII--STRAMIRS DUE THIS WEEL. —As smuts in America an daily beetiong more and more ezzLicated and sienna, it may be of lamest to our to be put in posseaien of the names of the steamers and data of their departure , from the United Steam The City of New York, frqm hew York oa the 18th lest., is due at Qiiiienstown on this (Tuesday) morning ; the North American, from Poniard on ch. evening of the 18th, is doe at Morino or Greetiosetle on Tuesday evening; and the Africa, from New York on the 22nd inst., is due at Quisen4 town on Saturday night. Dmeni.ina ix THa FRDIRAL ARMY. —Major General Hooker ham band en order, la whielt he rapt;- glands io general terms officers who and incearect iiffeenta ' lion from the picket lima. The outposts of an army, he rye, are its safeguards, and this duty moat be so performed that the camps are not uousceeearily disturbed. Officen of outposts are expected to inform themselves accurately of all events timapiring in their viciaity, and those wheat fears magnify squads into large bodies el the enemy as richly deserve death 111 the bur wretch who deserts his country's Sag or his comrades in battle. It has bear too much a peseta' a andspee ciatpaate and tattle fields to mad back report, calls for reidoreemeati foandad upon imagination or the tales of a f . hteeed or cowardly shirk. The fate of battle may be changed by such reports. Officers will be held impassible that their re from the front an perfectly reliable. Corps corn en will take effectual measures to prevent straggling. Regiments not moving promptly as ardred, permitting straggling, or where the officers show a lack of capacity and seal I. .pu p niz forward and overcoming obstacle., meet be reparimi foe race aciglect, in addition to oases for that may be takes by commanders in such oases for the enforeement of discipline. SYMPATHY wire POLAND. —A pnblic meeting was held last night MM. Kiss's Arms, Old Reetread, to ex press sympathy with the Poles io,their efforts to achieve the dependence of their °poetry. There was a numerous at. %mamas, composed chiefly of working menial' tin tons of the assinier was enthusiastically in favour of the came to promote which it had boss convened. Dr. Online presided. sad amongst the other speakers were Major Rogers and Mr. H. Fawcett. Raeolutioes were adopted to the effect that the Poles, having been forced let° their preset imurrectios by seta of continued and intolerable oppression and tumult en the parted Russ, and by the absolute necessity of taking up arm in selidtfeece, sod is order to preserve their national existence, it is the duty as well as the right of European powers, by their united remoustrames with the R uss ia, ic if need be by their joint interveu. tiori to put an end at own to a state of things so dangerous and disgraceful. Petition to the Queen and Parliament to use all possible exertion towage the immediate settlement of the iudeposibrot goverment oflPoland were also adopted. 12 - kg sad. asa sag saa by CO brook; /Y. 11 . by-1 ee.ool I+l o 'l J: I di dle Ira rbwo 1.. 1 . do.-