The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-12 00:00:00

- . / - /- ve-- /' ~. ! - rte " "i ~ P • [Stamped, Id. Additional.] No. 5,151.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1863. [TWOPENCE A, calling et the Chips of Good Hope 0 " 1 4: 71 Tl' d Madra—STRAY 0010 CATION between LONDON sad INDIA by the magedassin feet ed elimmens banging to the BAST INDIA and LONDON SNIPPING cot pa:ty , Llmited).—The well4mown clipper sewn gap IIYDSVIIit 9,149 tem Mahone ewer, O.H. POE. •rls, Commander, now leading in the Vision& (Landon) at will leave on the lath February, embarking len at and leaving Onnseed cm the Salk de CT: c ute, calling at the Ceps of Good Hems and Madras. This nsgslacent ship, built expreinly for the Indian trade, has ten thoroughly refitted. has fiat-rate scoommodation for pay augers, and will carry an experienced surgeon, also a seewadea The enrage Plimage of the last seven steamers hem been TS days 3 hours to Madras • the Hydaspee performed the voyage In days, and the beet (the Calcutta) la 69 days, being the shortest co record.—For freight or wow apply to GRIND LAY and Co., G. Parliament ..rtrnt broken ; A LFILND BRYIT and 150, Laidenhallateset, IL .0. • or se the OFTICLII of the COKPANY, 9, Nineing-Isark Linden. & .0. • where alio whoa. pme for appointment' as midsidpsasa abeald be made. NICRAILD DREW, Secretary. last ladle and Rood= diddelog Osicady (United(, 11, Maclig-Issa. 1.1). riIHO2dSONS LONDON LINE of PACKETS J. direct to AUZITYA LIA. lIDL , CRINA, CAPE of 000 D ROPL WM INDIES. lowing superior Anneless nue will be deepatobed as under Dresenting to &lappets end Pis wet disetesble conveyance : !Tow Inter, ladles. Pat aha n t r4l.l Apply to PA, I,lBl' W. Grohs= .. I Loodon Doek 406 J. P. MU .... Leedom Dock 46418. Cbs i. . , lW. Doak 400 LW. W. I. Dock 1004. J. ....ILcoklos Dock II sag Oa. to ainiarserro, .I.G. Too= panuP Direct (to awl Feb. 25, last ♦ li l, lidtEang day Idird), Use eplendid clipper ship STrICKEELIZ, Bee tons register, IL HUGHLI. Commander : loading the am Leda Deena This besetilal vessel was beds Derr spec ialpper survey s to 110.0, and promot• a favourable opportunity to ski et Ilse ply to DEVITT MOOR* A ir.enset •or to DELlA redo—Ap- UT, HANLEY, and EWELL, landealsalleireet. LC. QIIANGHAZ Direct, with quick despatch, the spieadid Aberdeen.bollt clipper lap BALLARAT. A 1 U years, 713 tow register, HENRY JOBB& Commander; load kg la the Last India Docks flu camel Is era 'mown la the rade, and hes excelina cares eceolesodatiotL—Por freight or Pings apply to BOUM. LNBVITT, sad ROLM'S, a. ea► court, Cornhill . or to OILLATLY, HANLEY, and WELL. C, Lesdeohalletrest, LC. .ICI BRITISH ODLIHIBLI Fos_ssa._ Nip:Era to ITO YORK I:Orson—TM LIVIIIIPOOt. NNW You, asd PHIL/J)ILPALA 01111PAWY inland dogiotsgs lig Ws* full-powsrod Clgio4wint Iron &wow Olosau.salps, calling Ignosootowo Mmbart postengsts mad asopsicbes as follows 1111 E IX FRAY 1.7111001, 701 NEW YOLK. YOL A s iia .. efiloirisii fa — roff:iii. i& ...._ _ CITY 01 ULTIMO Wooosetioy, Feb. 25. lIDISHUBSII, W , Nardi 4. AM ovary Wollanday. Calk prow, I; Ii in& n iplasoo, aossedlog to taw aosoot• sedadoo. Forward 1 Wank to:dean all provioloo• 'oohed. Promeogoes Omoodo. Os 17aliod Iltareo, awl Wall& Oiluabla, booked Ihroooli es terra —For Mbar pa... Oculars appl y to WI LLlZl a tl v it i tnr, Waserotrodo, bolt or So 1116 sod KAMM 64 Ling Wallas4troot, Cliy. " • 1.11172 woes! o NOM" 31-2 MILES REMOVED from Bond-stroet ;12 7S, 11100[3TIERT. NANO UAW; en the 1 October, 11/4 The We Trs b Ma) Weer them ever. Salatelehed IML METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. The MAIM TLDJ from Yttabop's-roed to Pining &wettest, sad hots Vartisedoo-etreet to Ittehettheoed, sow MP se BAIL 311.41111312. as wet as et the idipevrameoad 'Mica lee Than ?shim GREAT WESTERN RA ILWACY. NOTICR 18 RIMY OITZN, the* the seat RALF YILUMY (MURAL WRITING of the Proprietors of this Com pany will be bed he London of to Act of Paribas,* as the Paddy Illation, on FRIDAY , the 13th day of Ifetenary sect, at Ose detach precisely, for the Wectlces of live Directors, timase of A. H. Baker, Req.. J. W. Riles Req.. New req., R..T. Vesablee, are Jells WlDlens. Req., reUrtae resattee . and for seam gamma et lesehres. The chair will be takes at One Weis* Sa , Treed*Ohalnsers Illreetors reads( are leader the prerbless of Me wed in reeiplbsece trials , irides twee be Wee to the , as err Were Rigel Jesswy losiest, of the semes dewy Weis who ass es hs ihend ler Mao- Roses Ms said Aell.yessrageseral Meetleg. The Tortsl•l4sook. of all elisetalli ewes wOl be closed ow sad bees Shy Wth de) , of January Imeeisk sed wM not be re opened seal eller the said lialfjeerligl urt essesi Nesting on the 13th day PribetWry.-18y order the CHARLA. BAIINDZIA, fiairsiary. PedMostas Illetion, Jas. 14 ILM TES JOINT STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY To M leaempalatal under li ted Vertompanisa Act, 180 V with lAsi Capital—One with power to basses L MAY Mom of MS each. Al par !bare payable on applies. U died Al on enchant% es old* Rto 1104 intended to call, bias: (Spoils sate *wag par dor& c - - - aminormili. Wlllmit Matzke Brown, Bac, Rochfort Lodge, Richmond, &Vitt/nil d• Castro, Esq. (56, Lombard-street), Director il Maim Bank. = at, WEI= Jam. Lat. Eq. Rata of Dent and Co., Haag Long), Waft Aim ism(John B. Ella and Co., 34 Abeimich- Dtrosior the Unica Bank of Australia, Bank , (late of Fishers and Robinson, Watbagsilsec4) Harnett, &K. (W. C. and M. Harnett), V. Great IL Ridsit a Moms WV /tendert: a m t. = (John Manor, Romney) , lftespa el Bm) li of A IT= Mode, kaq. (Rinds and Gladstone), 11, New mresk Nametaaratta, Req. (Martin, Robetison, and Co.), Si, Grace- IC. Mon slasall Wi Mat Eq. (Smith, White, and Co.), 16, Blabogegate thin. XMAININS DlallefOß—Jams Previte/ Wllkinson, Isq., 6, Nicho las-lane, &C. With power to add S. their somber. tons The Bank of England. Nam.lladisuss, Peters, Mildred, and Co., 35, Nicholas-lane. floariagoes— Hones Alum and Son, 38, Csanna-Brest, E.C. Bioassa—Messrs. 11111, Fawcett, and Mill. 20, Tlffeadamdle street. Tim rapid development of the commerce of this amain audits present healthy coodttion call for • oortespondlng hares te an the beau which are necessary for freely conducting th and the ready 00aVtirli011 of Bills of lischange and other deammate reprementimg property In tennis loco money la one of Us Meat smenUal elamints. This Cutaway has been formed a large end Itherowittot capital, and will be welcomed by the banking sod looolid We asels ea a means of employing surplus Mao with poutoct why, and private dental on will always be eau le& to ow* fair rate of interest for lung or short paella itto aersWL IMMlNabetaring community will obtain sildllitonal fdatlaa tar brefilmate discount by the emiversiam of • lour existing thalreathre•• powerful Jthet liner Corpondloo. thi•ot for ottoblbliati this Cs May Y pecollirly ap the trade of the oomph" lo eingentively free from halation. and thom io doubt that in the futare, Me trart.olo ono very tavoonlio 11r • Wye estension of coal ek _ i ll= af carrying as dingassat operations by means of • Compaay has bang katad and fully proved, and Ira• doubt ma mist of tub porleal sinceae of au institution balk at aamgood nsamegammil sad founded on a sound Illfeclon beteg fully Impressed tai =Kit valuta* thee bis fregointly Wee lost and risk Imam& fa sew an !ft w!ifg of efipetioncal nu!aipleset le fhteefflite per= of Yr. J. 7. Windaeote ilkWternaCelTEose tutdleided .sirs hays M lNllr eentwod as ng Meets, thus enablion the Oompsey to LVIIIMOIO9 operstkos on ft.. Lop flank wale at once. The Uhectors expresiy foliate that then is no mto otet be made to protases, the necessa s ry expenses incidental to the faunae& of the Company only will be incurred. and they have wade arrangements by which the entire preliminary ex penses. !win ba ding legal charm will fell within onakeit per mat. ma the mel Prommeteme sad forms et app soon for shires mg ho eibied al Ileum MU, Tawcosa and MU. the Webers oi the thlthiser ; or at the T. isperary Mess el the Ossigeey. The aniessilet Lb Ispoo ash there applied ler met ho the =bankers previously to the appileetthe met in will be returned if so alselmenst is mods be the ag temperery 01110M Ms . l7leseinnediontreet. LC., Nei, MIL THI JOINT STOOL DISCOUNT COMPANY (Emmet). NOT= 1 1 HIUBY 6l ( that 1W ADPUCATIONS for St AUS la Wm CUM will be received alter SATUSDAY, the leak Withal-11y ardr et the Bawd, 1111.1., 11WCf1T, sad KILL. Broluireto the Compeay. Id, Themidateedle•etreet, KC.. Teb. 11, 111. ALLEGED SECOND-HAND SAFES. —A ny meson or mouse bathe ream ils purchased from Swol len brokers or dealer. Is oeeted•teesd rimpreof Sates say welt ear which wen staled to be of Ch..bb'a Make, will wig* by osemaskstlog with Maims. 110SIII*011 had HiYIIfAYCUCK, SO. Cawelveholveeivoarie, seileilevo to Messrs. Chubb and h. rr4 Lyndhuntl 1 3 HE LONDON PAVILION.-LITTLE • 001LELLI, the greatest senastlea ot the day. The POUR AMERICAN MONOMER all wee whinewled `this eon* try. Gland Selergen front t Travlate EVERT EVENING. eastabsed by Madame Valekenasee, less Constance. Madams Lose wlin binl g . A Madame ßM Elbe. and Mr. IL de Brenner. Blx Americo& bo aily. TIM LONDVI PAVILION, TICERUENE,BTREET. LOIBL sad SONNIES-NMI Proprletora THE LONDON GRAND RLSTAITRANT. LITNCILIONS aed DINNERS • LA CRETE eta be had with 00111/01IT sad DiBPATCII. DINNER. ready fres SEE In tbe Grand Saloon, at L. &I. each Special dining-room for Indies gentlmen. Spacious and well ventilated Irian engem, and smoking Wean. OPEN ON SUNDAYS MOM FOUR TELL NINE. SAWYER, Proprietor. SRL PLMAITISTY. 00ENZE of CHAICCIAT-LANK QTIVKNS k SON.—Wine and Spirit Merchants. BRITISH sad OOLONIAL SPIRIT& —Stevens and Son's ViGin itas loeg hew pre-essibent for high quality, strength, ll s a h vottr : Its high character Is fully maintained. English 41, 10s. Bd.: highest quality and strength, Its., Its. ad. per etiaVilthkey, swelor highland, Yea ; als. per gal . Rum, old Jamaica superior, las SL, lea; very choice. 175. Sigiatihrala les. lettish Mankr i W s = L esmaide, 11% AIL Moms assi 150 m else keep &amide, 17s. missiles. and him pm doses caw. °nods de als:red withh tree withla Iles miles. Terms, sala.-74 strest-s. pIIRE FRENCH BRANDY. id. WAXIILANTIO. 10s. m GALLON, Us. PIA DOZEN, as. sumtbaUkt. Mans wiaz old i M. c lo a cae . ei, ss z r retel ti.wAß doz. W la. 04ord-streek BarlaSpeZlNl. BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU EAT. - ,BOLWICTS fa the BAKING POWDIA reeommended by Dr. Ransil, analyst to the " Lama" Sanitary Commission, author of AdOteratione Debated," •e., for mstloß pure sad wholesome Bread, Instead of yesen—lirld by NI chemists and VONT& WATHZDATON sad BROGDENS GOLD =Ants oy troy weight, at minable als sad the workmanly sa wholesale mantseturere yam TM geld la the &Woe gummiest% and re-purchased at the nice named. .. Here's the note, How muck your chain weighs, to the utmost carat The Menem of the gold, sad charge for tannin" lisantsctce& No. 16, Ileurletta-street, Covent garde; W.C. Leadas. airy' nand" of challis and jeweller: toe la. sacb, N.& Ms establishment la closed u! la {be 'scubas. and Co %Prim ai t o'clock. TROUSERS.—Gantlemen who do not mind pay- JL trigs bar peke for good pair al Tremors tea depend uponmaterial and pattern; that cannAt be excelled. at HAMILTON and 'mirrors. Tailors, 106, Strand (oypodt irate NM). CLOMP ON DRESS ; or, HALINAN-BOUR'S NA AMUSEMENT for our MMUS sad CONSTITUENT& 01410115 or WI ram Ula not filled, as common-place professional houses might ham triad to ell it, with such litemt7 or intellectual remarks none.. can be brought mend te sod in professional &amnion of the spot merits of MOWS. Mow, Occasionally, ft is true, thbga%reat and widoubied superiority of that distinguished arm through the literary veil but tt is rather ae If that superiority was a matter of same, which the amen look so thermighly for granted, that without any effort on his part, his cosnetion must now and then dawn through Us writing.'— hoodoo Renew, Jan. 17, lan " The ready will think it a vary entertaining and isstrective work, and would Uttle Imagine that it partook of the eitarecter of an advertisement." —Court thmeter, Jan. 10, 1801. "This brochure Is really what Is says, • 11.11.an.liour's Amuse meat'—the author might have added—'end instruction.' We declare we have read every word of It, sad that too, to 'digits- Um."—Penny Newsman. J an. 11. 1811, To he had, grads, of R. MOSES and SON, am Ready-weds sad %spoke Tallow,N , habit . Vaasa Dro ving. Hatioro. Boaloos. Boot and lbws .Makas. and Go ma _ _ Iofdo• Homes: --.---. Cl -. isnsalleharea. IM. ise, 15 7 , Woo ea ; 151, s = i tt..a. Se. M. 88 5 11 070 . Oxford-street 5041, 507, 505. New Oxfordotreet ;1, S. lisii.eireel Tottenham-court-road Breach. 117, 150, Totienhantuonrtoood; 15S, Statas.rosA. Country Istatilshmeats: Blielleold and Bradford. Yorkshire. QrEarAcucs, impeuved by HARRIS and 10 lON, win most preserve tht sight. IstAar traeot I. made. Mool, with erystak or whittle. Ur: reel with ei=fa Is lea Gold and Silver Opeeteolos and nf►OYrms t rarely, at equally low prima Mairries Prosper Glom tta ad. pool hum THOS. MAIRI.9 sod SON. to tAr Rotel Pro. opposite the Holub Mamas Lemke. Established Irk thialloo.—No trarallors employed. NOTHING IHPOSEUBLI.—The graded and awl arid laevatiou of the day, AQUA AMARZLLA.— Mama JOHN 008NHLL and Co., three Mog-oeurt, Lombard stank pastuates to her Majesty, respocttelly oar to the adobe thla tedy alarrellous field, which gradually restores the lama hair to Ito galtw hoo—do smatter at what eas. Ms Awe Leemolla to. noes of the yasportlea of dyes: It, ea the coptrary, isatiadal to the ayeasa sad when the hal, la saesrestore d art ONO appiloakienakepata keep it in perfect cobra. Peke MIMS par (lONSIIMPTION : rn3 ORIGIN. The • V./ of DIS. DINO CRONIN'S spiseald DISCOVIMY B P ORIGIN OF CONSUMPTION), the oast bitareating hi the eel et medica le bs the Wakes bed will be speedll7 pub lished. Tbl leaparlseee ot this tan be esthaeted solely bora the tact thet Ores& What Mese 20,1 ti mute sueselly pert& boa the maim M eammeoptlve 21. Upper Seresour-dreet, W., PartyM.equare, H7d►Dart I it. SWORD'S 18811E0Z at LIFE reirres irrisod So lb* mast thasiond bar weft Mars is lampnalbla Its aisle Ire poursiss. No l it sapgeoil la awe. Ida Isareedcas. it us.. is tour ler M., alirr= 4 lllll 3. l oasksd co, reisipt 1.1114.169110 PAMT 11.1 11111,111essi. sear Viniithipr. THLINVIGORATrigt NERVINE ZSIIENCE. most telentlically prepared and most powittal nutri tive carnal ever introduced . restores to their Romal coadtilos all taw secretions, on the integrity of which perfect health de pends. It is a specific for dy.pepsia, narrowness, and dathty of all kinds. Dr. Basalt, analyst of the alvalytlcal snollitry com mission of the " Lancet." states Basing analysed the invi gorstire gamine essence, I am of opinion that It is a conthination well calculated. from its containing, among other ingredients, punkte and phosphate of soda, to prove serviceable to the ass thug, the ddyysappeapp6e, and the debilitated."—Rice ea per bottle, or Nor gwaealll a n one for rds. Sots agent' Wawa nom. gluten aid Ow, Oztard.elreet, W.C., and Larimball- Area, LC., laviss. • No. m 47. Palatal mod owsr. THE 178KFUL WEATHER GUIDE for Farman, Gardeners, &dais, de. One doses cooks sent hoe by poet. on resolve of ons penny Amp, addressed to T. Zobarts and Co., 8, Crane-court, fleet- C la sly fortnightly Needier., yetis each, am ready, 8 00 the lIMMING WRONG (MUNRO Ong NIGHT. A Deply to the lov. Dr. Cumin's " Mem (Memo Wro..g." by • Loshoo aud Dunbar, 47, ikedgeenere-rew. Streik!. W.C. DDRCI3IXXRWILL, AL R.C.8., L. M. , L.& A., Leaden, bee Pot ',abashed the followlag New sad odd .r Warts : No. L 04716ELVEE. NA P. EZALTH. HAPPINZES. sad LONGEVITY. xaa WV& sad? ARMAGH No. Prim Is. so& : M pod IS Mme, Wpm aids ; L soakid. To be MS of Max .081 sr from Or Author, • No. s. Shwa Ilmlboroosboinet. W. • SoctitT vos Iss Nmentesatztrz os tio Tam Aime.—The sensed cesvereatiese el the meow d thin aselety took plans kit evesiegat the galleries of the Society of British ArtiMs. Soffeikidrest. At the present time this exteesiwe suite of rooms is jointly oompied by the • hibitioe of the Photographic Sornity and the Art Ethan- Sloe in aid of the Lancashire didress, the respective com mittees kindly giving the use of their apartments for the porpoise of the evening. The combined display of works of art so the wells was most striking and interesting. A esisaellensons performance of music. cooducted by Mr. Alfred Gilbert, annotated the aurae:tined, of au agreeable *noun. There was • numerous sad brilliant assemblage. Tir— By Mr. ESIEKLIA invention, of eke t se is the solo patentee (poslosisd 17th July. Ille0) ARTIFICIAL MTV, I. Yet • Weems, Ye orde mad etted Is • Yu Mors. without psis or extra/dem so wires ace tssisolan eSus lospoulble. Oselort gummiest Mr. W dsts rIVAARAA. +Rich lillyriplales his litwasAlso, past Moreno's IRRAPIL Coasaltatioo• fret. Ter= Melly Ortmt reearulreel. listadairesi. sad SA Ilurreire4lll. L .i 1 WATER...COLOUR DI IV I NUL —The firs. a 7, s asue of the eollectiee of water-colour drawings, now beteg sold Si Messre. Teeteee, ie Pall-mall, to which we sidled atter Use • few days ego. outte off yesterday, and attracted a very ANEVER FAILING RIIMNDT. t hir b sZ b ut u ce, y both .d 0: l e i ro irtr e a t...uri t .4 d o es i trt b. aplakv A drawing s.), Dr. SCOW al KUM and LIVIA NUJ. pePreal'ilh* by W WSM HISS 11 Lobes by 9, sold t 153 fumes • 08 WY Men:tabu hurredleat. frees the race at Dd. keit, will smother, desedr, by the one Pea 76). 8 inehas la &mete; be base laveiweble to ell who seder trees mil liver eon- ... bheett, iewypewks. ewer. ilddlewee. dlotheet of the ir Plum ; COISS i by Prout (lot 87), 116 FILMS ; Lk:, amok. Ftwbettinel al a 66•06 poi 84 1 . by Ustdey Fleldlag, 105 adages ; the Bad ane IS Spoiler of the Wei, Off ea•n e, = l ; as alt s t Robe, by David Oex, Au 13 Win liy 11 not 80 ). 18 Obi!! 'Mike IS* SnistSl is OS seisms& 110610 iffillii• C=: ; NOWA* b, M. DOMINI cat 72). 5 . 8 ebteulj IrZtvejr l ;eleee Wooded@ wows egoter.— Wilder, by Maw Cooper. slap In mh~ b 7 i seset b i a: Il l= a :1' si a rr a ' airi Ta (10173). 011611 swat. sad ethers peeteertiese hl' - higb. Th e as ~..._6 6 Illr___ tivertna Tbe mobs are • pun BMW 611 6 lute OM Si 3,13114 Yeelayit als Is •••••••=6ll. who 'Mika lamberr enisosi es Ike amp. UMW torems• AM aim hilEMNImm TELEGRAPHIC INTRI;LIGENCE. otawss's saasumm THE POLISH INSURRECTION. LEMBERO, P IL One hundred and thirty insurgents, meetly MN- Mane, have been out off near Tomaszow. Provisions failing they dispersed, and have re turned home. Fia 11, EVINING. The day before yesterday 2,000 Runian infantry and 200 Cossacks entered Sandomirz without op position. One portion of the insurgents occupying the town fled up the river, and others concealed them selves. It is said that the peasants seize isolated insur gents and put them to death. CRACOW, Fie. 11, EviNum. It is said that the Russians have been defeated by the insurgents near Balinow. THE DEBATE IN THE FRENCH CHAMBER. PAM% nix 4 In to-day's aitting of the Mpg Legialatif, M. Darimon explained the object of his amendment to the address, requiring the abrogation of the laws against the coalition of working men. M. Nogent de St. Laurens replied that the adop- tion of this amendment would be a return to the former corporate abuses, and that individual liberty would again perish under collective oppres sion. He dwelt upon the solicitude of the govern ment for the working classes. M. l3aroche regretted that any discussion should take place upon so delicate a subject. In consequence of this remark the Chamber declined to hear the speech of M. Morin. M. Henon then explained his amendment upon the method of municipal administration in practice at Paris and at Lyons. - PARIS, Frs. 11. 3.25 P.M. The Bourse has been heavy. Rented; closed at 70.50, or 20e. lower than yesterday. PUBLIC PICKLING IN GREECE. ATHENS, Frs. 11. The refusal of Duke Ernest of Saxe Coburg to become a candidate for the throne of Greece has produced a painful impression. Tranquillity prevails, but doubts are entertained in some quarters whether it will be maintained. A decree has been passed by the National As sembly entrusting the functions of government to three members, each of whom will preside in rotation. DigXICO. ST. NAZAIRE, Fes. 11. The steamship Louisiana arrived hen today from Vera Crua at 7 a.m., with 83 paasengers. The state of health of the paaeeogers being good, they received immediate pratique, and were ena bled to land at once. Intelligence from Mexico to the 17th ult. states that the last French artillery corps had been de spatched on the 10th January for Orizaba. General Forey was to leave Orizaba on the 28th to join the troops advancing upon Puebla. Opera tions were expected to begin at the end of the month. The evacuation of Tampico bad commenced. The French army found supplies upon the plains in the neighbourhood. " All 11.1 , ENOLAND."—We learn that the copies of Mr. Super's " Waterloo, or the Downfall of the First Napoleon," whieh bare reaceed Paris, have bsen seised by the French police ; and that not only the February amber of the Clorehill Magazine lies been seized for its favourable review of Mr. Ringlake's "Invasion of the (rimes," but the Magasku bees been loterdicted from Frazee for the fritrire. The Emperor of the French borrows hie theory of liberty from England, while his minister, M. do Fersigey, taking a lemon from Papal Rome, establishes an Index Inpurpaioriers, in Pars. PUBLic RILDINne tit Isaacs—The Temps an somas that several French literary men intend to give readiap in aid of the cotton operatives of Frame, similar to those which are given in Englsod. Among the names aanolumed are IL Lsgouvf, M. Ronan, M. Leal Ruhaud, and M. Rani Martin. As soon as the formalities required by law am fulfilled programmes will be published. Antilles ler J•Pare.—A correspondence ree_peut isg stalls in Japsa was yesterday presented to both Houses of Parliament. It includes despatches from Earl Cowley, Aleock, Earl Russell, the Jipatiese envoys, Lord Napier, Sir A. Buchanan, Lord A. Loftus, Colonel Neale, and Admiral Roper, together with correspondence with the Japanese Ministers relating to the murder of Mr. Richardson, and other outrages on British subjects is Ja pan. Colonel Neale, writing to Earl Russell, Oct. 29, states the measures takes by the Japanese governmest to avert the in of simile, outrage'. , ' Fifteen guard houses, containing five well-armed men, were (he says) established along the portion of the high road frequented by foreigners ; and I ern assured that is the coarse of two months • new road, diverging from that which is sow generally used, will be completed, upon which Daimios and their retinue. will pees to and from Yeddo until they are beyond the reach of all collision." Hs adds, in refer ence to the resolution of the Tycoon's government to Mien the Dal:Dios from their attendance at court in Yeddo, that " • priseinl result of these measures, coo mituting • radical change in the oldest institution of the present dynasty, will be that from 200,000 to 300,000 two. 'worded retainers of Daimice will evacuate Yeddo—a clam from among which bas arisen every personl ma nge or injury which has hitherto occurred to foreigners I Japea." THS USIA! EASTERN.—The leviathan steamship still lies is the river Mersey, • little to the south of Rock Ferry, the steamers from which make half-hourly trips rowed the big ship for the accommodation of those persons who wish to see this wonderful vessel afloat. It will be recollected that applintion was made to the Dock Board with the view of getting a gridiron placed in some =overl ent position on the dock estate so that the bottom of the Greet Eastern might be examined, and any trilling repairs necessary made before her next trip across the Atlantic. The Desk Board replied that they had so site large enough for the purpose. The directors of the Big Ship Compel.) bare, however, obtained the lease of sufficient laod ea the margin of the river. • little to the south of New Ferry, sad there at the present time • gridiron is being laid down for the accommodation of the Greet Rasters. It is expected that during the next or following spring tides the !nista'. will be boated over the gridiron and than left dry. After her bottom has bees thoroughly examined and repaired she will be floated off the following spring tides, preparatory to her departure os anther trap. The Beat spring tides me about the 20th of this stooth, aid the fol lowing will be about the Bth of March. Sould the Prince of Wahe's marriage day be kept as a general holiday, and should the Oreat Footers that time be lying high and dry on the Cheshire side, hundreds of thousands of persons will,: so doubt, WON to Rock Ferry to en km MILANCHOLY Ht..VIDENT A? CLEVEDON.-011 Hoods; Mr- Peter Norton, brother in-law of the Rev. A. C. Rowley, incumbent of St. Matthew's, Bristol, left Clifton on • visit to Mr. Pierce, of Clnedon. lo the afternoon he went out fora walk, and met r. 'enthrall° of hie as ejleirrtance, with whom he conversed in • cheerful manner, and then continued his walk aloes is the direction of the precipitous rocks war Imdy's Bay. Nothing more was seen at the sefortseate petionian till Tuesday morning, whim •mmon, who was at work seer the beach, maw a mom lying melerseath the rocks, evidestly ineessible or deed Ho boohooed to the 0 . 0 ‘..a discovered it to be tee 1 1 body of Mr. Nonce. Dr. Davis, of Clevedon, was quickly le aitIISdIUION bet be foxed that life had been extinct for some boars. The deceased bad apparently fallen from the roars jest above the spot wheel h• wee diesemeed, sad had ...was,' a trightfisi scelp wised, lb. astute of which, is the ("Mice of Dr. Davis, would have precluded ell pose bility of his living, even though he bad received immediate mdwal attendance. The probability was that, If death were not ibm.amesous, the deemed meet bare bees insensible free the nromeet of his fall. Mr. Nortoo mom early about mill hip et el NM sod wee hhohoseesillr hived by hi relatives ehrefe M& EXPRESS FROM PARIS. 01101 on owl PARIS, WIDNIXDAT EVERNG. The communicated note (enclosed) Bent to no less than ten Paris journals will probably have the effect of inducing them to cease their strike and recommence, with but little more fear and trem bling than before, their comments upon the de bates. M. Emile de Girardin is neither to be pro secuted or warned. The government now says that it has been wilfully misunderstood, and that nothing but the perverseness of party spirit could have seen any innovation in the simple " invita tion " to respect the law published by the 21 oniteur the other day. This is sad trifling, and totally beneath the dignity of any government. The pre sent communiqui contains on the face of it the strongest evidence that the interference with the press, which has caused such an extraordinary commotion, was altogether inexplicable upon the ground on which it is now put. M. Trop long's speech, pronounced two years ago, is cited at length as showing on the highest authority that fair comment on the debates was quite constitutional. " Insulting caricatures," "personal satire," "parodies," and the "abuse of apotheosis," were all that, according to M. Troplong, the law meant to interdict. Heaven knows that the timid reviews of the debates by the French press have contained none of these things. The commu-I ',ilia mentions not a single recent instance of any infraction of the limits allowed. It quotes three precedent. only, and the latest of these is nearly a year old. On March 8, 1882, a communiqui was made to the Ami de la Religion for having, under the pretext of commenting on a debate, in dulged in "insulting caricature and per sonal satire." Two days later the Perim then directed by M. Peyrat, had a warning for an offence described in nearly similar terms ; and, curiously enough, this warning admits by im plication that a summary (resume) is not prohibited by the constitution. The other precedent is of older date. In July, 1881, the court of. Rennes condemned a country journal for an article which was " not a discussion, but an analysis, and, in point of fact, a report." It is too obvious for argument that these stale cases cannot afford the true explanation of the reason why the " black man" was sent round to the journals in hot haste on Saturday. They, one and all, understood that au "innovation" in a reactionary sense was intended. Observe that the journals now reproached with party spirit and per verse misunderstanding comprise the entire press of Pal* with the exception of the COWilliiitt tionnet, the Pays, and Nation; and even these three mere hirelings, although they did not piotest, at once abstained from making any comments, and therefore showed by their conduct that they con strued the communication as their contemporaries had done. The fact is that the government, in the face of an unwonted manifestation of public opinion, has "caved in." I suppose it cannot be expected to own that it was in the wrong. The Constitution/bid quotes from the Prase of last night the following account, as being from an au thentic source, of the masquerade at the Tuileries on Monday evening : Not more than six hundred invitations had been sent, so that the company was unusually select; still it embraced all the highest persoisses in Paris. The Empreme was attired u a Venetian lady of the middle sges, her dress, crimson and black, being covered with sequins interspersed with diamonds. The Emperor wore a Venetian mantle of white and crimson, and it was remarked that several high dig nitaries bad on a somewhat similar costume. The Prince Imperial, in black vest and continuations with crimson stockings end Venetian mantle, remained in the rooms until eleven. The Princess Msthilde, representing Anne of Cleves as seen in Holbein's picture in the Louvre, bad her dram covered with an immense quantity of magnificent emeralds. The Prin ces' Clotbdde, in gold brocade, wore her hair arranged with powder; and the Princess Augusta Bonaparte bad on the dress of • Syrian woulan ; the Countess de Persigny repre sented Fin; Mme. A. de Rothschild was a Bird of Pan• dine ; Mme. Emile de Gir•rdin, in the costume of the Isle of Ceylon, bad her dress covered with white and black pearls ; and the Countess 0. Aguedo appeared as a Pack of Cards. Count de Demidoff appeared as the Son of Night, and wore the Sang diamond ; Count de Komar, as Louis ZLII.; and the Duke de Moutenerean. as Mepb Stoph eles. The Quadrille del Abeilles prodeesd the greatest possible effect ; a number of gardeners of Louie XIV. arrived bearing on litters large bee-hives, from which, whoa put down, there issued • number of young and beautiful women, winged, to represent a swarm of bees; they immediately took up position, and went through a charming series of dances, composed by Marmite, of the French Opera. The swore of the fair performers was immense. Their Majesties remained with face uncovered until 12, when, it is believed, they went through the rooms masked and in other dresses. The Cotillon, led by the Marquis de Cain, as a Caucasian, Aid not terminate until 5 in the morning. The readers of the Constitutionnef who knew that the great and novel feature of this ball was to be the representation of the heroine of M. k'laubert's novel, " Salammbo," were disappointed this morning at not seeing the name of the lady who personated that character, or any description of her dress. But on referring to the Presse, I find the following p►ragraph, which the Constitu tionnei, for some mysterious reason, has struck out from its otherwise literal production : The OSMIUM de Ceatiglione was attired as Eta'ameba with her hair given to the wind, a golden diadem above, bare arms, and naked feet in golden sandals ; t►e long train of her robe warn borne by the Count de Choiseul as a negro, who held an antique parasol over her bead ; the dauliog hilarity of the counter never ceased to captivate general satiation. It is impossible that this omission of the principal feature of the fête can have been accidental ; and the inference therefore is that, for some reason un known to the outside public, the " black man" must have invited the Conititutionnel not to mention the Counter Castiglione's name. The directors of the Jardin d'Acclimatation have finally resolved to hold the universal dog show on May 3. English dogs are especially invited to the competition. The Boone was somewhat uneasy today, at the news of the arrival of the Mexican packet, which, it is feared, does not bring any very brilliant intel ligence of the progress of the army in Mexico. Rents fell ltie. for cash, and 20e. for account, clos ing at 70fr. Soc. and 70fr. 60c. The Daily News is seized. Japan exported last year about 20,000balesot silk. Yokohama is beemihm es important port. Several I:Wish ell lie cleared there last yam for LeMlOll. An hetelsed episcopal church is the QMMs style ere beiklieg thrre. Basemen European and Stemless maidense• ore eseidlY aPrioldaduL sad • club loess, sad r . as me a 'tats of forwardomo. Skeet golds. pheeseete sad varieties a besetifel feels have reached Soo answer. is the moethly Memnon the have hems established Interim Japan sad iftlitomeis.—Nse York paper. Limnos Gsturasz.oainians Co Zak rani& far the weak emoting 7.b S. 1MT:10i DRAMA. A little piece was produced at this bowie last night the sues... of which was mainly dee to the asters, sad their e►idnt determination to " pall it through." It is obviously taken from a French source, and bears the title of A Orry afore. A very young lady is determined to get married as speedily as possible, and to obtain her wish she makes love to a good-looking surveyor who is staying in bar unele's house, and is engaged in mapping out the line of a new railway. This alight intrigue gives rise to several amusing scenes of good stock stage business, and allows Mr. Tools, Mr. Millington, and Mies Maris Wilton to do pretty much as they like for five-and-Imq minutes. Miss Wilton threw all her archness and spirit into the character of the young girl—the "grey mare' we presume of the piece ; and Mr. Millington was cheerful and gentlemanly as her innocent victim. Mr. Tools, who SONIA to haves fancy for playing eccentric old men, contrived to make a bluster ing individuality of the uncle, and to dress him In s very artistic retired field-marshal style of costume. The piece, though demcribed as a esmediatts, ought strictly to be celled a faros, ea so term maid well la. tilled with more practical fun. It weld probably have bees remised with more warmth by also domilmeso il it had bees played in the middle instead shat the borlookr of the evening. To-night we are premised I Fosounbio sketch at this house, called d /Waiting. mod Nit. Waite Phillips's drama, Wailed Lost in Zombie, Ir e we Yam, Im Formation. ST. BARTHOLOMEHS HOSPITAL A special meeting of the governors of this hos pital took place yesterday on the subject of the election of president; the treasurer, ]l r. Farr= Warm, occupied the chair. The CRAMMAN said the meeting bad been convened to receive the resignation of Mr. Cabin es president of the hospital, and to appoint • day for the election of • suseemor. He had received from Mr. Cabin the following letter of resignation :—" Inez regret extremely that I cannot take advantage of the flattering resolution of the house committee of the 10th ultimo, and which was con firmed by the geoeral court on the 28th ultimo. The declaration at that court by the aldermen and common councilmen has satisfied my mind that the corporatioe would never acquiesce in my desire to retain the honour able position which your court conferred upon me, when two years ago it elected me to be president of the hospital, and that if I were to continue to Mid the dim, it • would be in dehisce of the wishes of that body. Having been many years an active member of the Court of Alder men, and for two years at the head of the corporation, I &brink from a position which must Decessenly be ooe of constant antagonism to those with whom I have so long acted, sad over whose deliberation I have for two years had the honour to preside ; a position which must slimy@ he painful to m• I therefore reluctantly come to the ocsoclunoa that I cannot withdraw my resigeatioe.—Yours faithfully, " Watun Comm.." Hr. HILPS rose to move a vote of response is &newer to the bather which had just been reed. His reeolutne ran thus:—"This court receives with regret the resignation by Yr. William Cohen of his office of president, putiethirly as it appears from his letter just read that he feels cam. E.lled to resign his office on account of the objections made some of the aldermen to his retaining it soy longer, now t he hes ended to be • member of their court; that con. !Adoring that Mr. Cabin was elected governor before he be- I same an alderman, and that he mill coatroom • govemor of this house, the court cannot fail to perceive that by the course pursued en attempt is made to prevent any other govereor than an alderman being deemed eligible fee the office of president. This court, therefore, feels called epos to protein wont the esdeavoes thus made to rancid the I privilege of the goveroora, and to assert their right te eked for their president any governor whom they may soembier best qualified to fill that Ono.* Mr. WODISON seconded the resiolution. Mr. Alderman WILSON said he was lorry to raise any thing like a disunion betimes the corporatioti governors and the dewdrop governon by • resointiee which could eat he forth' good of the hospital, and he would move as as annodment then the resignation of Mr. Cubitt be accepted. Mr. Aldermen and Sheriff LAWINSICI seconded the amendmort, aed asked sob governor present to consider seriously whether they ought to plate on record in the books of the hospital • resolution containing steternente directly opposed to the facts, and which were neither true in spirit ace in letter. Mr. PILL! supported the resolution which had been moved by Ur. Helps. Mr. Alderman Pan.ups said if Mr. Cabin bad chosen to continue to held the office, he for one would not have opposed it. He hoped that the resolution would be with drawn, and something milder substituted. (No, no.) At all evade, be should support the amendment. Mr. DARLING felt great difficulty, because while he consi dered it • duty to resist any encroachment upon their rights. still he could not consent to throw odium upon a body of gentlemen who, at any rate, supported their dignity with honour and to the satisfaction of their constituents. After some discussion, The CHAIRMAN put the aniendinett, which was lost by a majority of 38 against 10. Mr. Alderman BiALEY proposed as another amendment to strike out the objectionable parte of the resolution ; but that was also negatived by a large majority. The original resolution was Nw put sod carried, there being only IMO dissentients. The °floe of president was then declared vacant, and the election of a successor to Mr. Cubit& was appointed to take place on that day fortnight. LVCILETIA AND THIS.—Oh, young ladies, young ladles ! why an yea in such Mete- for the freedom and abundance of married life' Why_ esimpate for magenta drawees with I won't say what? adopt the language of I won't nay whom' You may attract young men from the society of the first by using the phraseology of the second, but will you retain them with you? They may in time give up Richmond dinners and midnight orgies with Thais, fur a quiet meal, loving looks, sod worthy seetiments with Lucretia. If this will not attract them, so much the wane for them and so much the better for Lucretia. But Lueretis will never win them by the arta of Shale. Thais, oa her own ensued, will always beat Loaretia. She knows her weapons better. However far Lucretia may go, she am never come up to Thais. Thais has • grammar of her own, a syntax, and • prosody—winged words, and winged actions. Lucretia may study tbe aecideme, she can never master the rhetoric. Lucretia may unveil her ankle, Theis blushes not if her garter be expired. Think you Lord Toot Noddy will marry Lucretia if she shows him her garter' Thal. dream expensively. Thousands will nut pay her milliner's bills. But at the end of six months or • year Lord Tom Noddy leaves her, and she retrenches. But if Lucretia rivals Thais is her dress, Lord Toni Noddy knows that, if he marries her, six months will not see the end of it. Sir Crewmen Creswell even cannot untie the knot, of ribbon and the tangles of lace which figure on that beg lithographed limn document, sod the hinds of Noddy will soon melt in the basilisk smiles of furbelowed Lu cretia. Thais is • dashing river, which receives a thousand tributaries, the draining. of the country and the seven of the town, till A is lost in • morass or absorbed in the ocean. But Lucretia should be a gentle brook, pare from its source, content to murmur innocently and calmly Gowan, reflect. big the light of heaven in its pellucid waters, till it mingles with and strengthens a stronger current than itself. To such as these, tranquil and tranquillising, will man return for happiness end peace, whoa, laded with the roar of cities sod the struggle of life, he seeks to reconcile his existence with his Creator, to pursue end accomplish his allotted task before the night cometh.—Blockwood's Magazine for February. A LADY BATHING IN TEN DIL•D BL.—The April sun we. shining down broad and bright oe the clear rialto' waters of the splendid lake, which slime with metallic lustre, closed in between the high cliffs of the Jodinie bills to the west, and the grand chain of Moab, like a heaven high wall, upon the east. Over the distance, and concealing from us the further half of the ma, hung • soft sassy haze There was nothing in all this of the Accursed Lake, amble( of gloom and desolation. Even the shore was richly studded with bright golden chrysanthemums growing to the edge of the rippling waters. There ma but one feature at the scene to ooevey a different impression ; it was the skeletons of the trees once washed down from the woody banks of Jordan by the floods into the lake, and then at last cast up again by the south wind en the shore, and gradually hate buried in the sands. They stood up almost like a blasted grove, with their bare withered boughs in all fantastic shapes, whitened and charred as if they had passed through the fire, It had been my intention, of course, to bathe in the sea, so I was provided for the attempt, with the exception, unfortuaately, of medals, arid the stones bee, of the sbenest, I was un able to follow the long shallow water barefooted far enough out to ten its well known buoymey for swimming. As few ladies, our dragoman told us (indeed, he absurdly supposed nom), had bathed in the Deed flea, I may as well warn any so disposed that the water madly bunt the ski, from my fa" and nominated quits sicrunting pan for • few mo ments in the nostril and *you and annt on the arms and thrwt. The taste of it is like salts and said** mad to. gether—an odious compound of the saline and the sniffy bitter. No greet *coder, since its s alm i e a .. a ma " ; el planig chlorides and bromides:ma nratiotas and phaos. n stainer of sins that's ; magessia sad mamma *moon those more familiar he shesustatory nerves. The Dead has is thirteen hundred %album` than tbe Mathes , rumen, and the evaporation from it (without any outlet) fully makes up foe the supply peered is by Jades. so that the sea Woks • little m time go. Af igiu i Ne fa February. TMI REPRESENTAnis or THE CONFEDE RATES AT THE MANSION NOOSE. The representatives of of the City wards were eatensined at diaries at the Ikea.. Remo het night. In addition to the %Armes surd inenbere al the comma maned of them wards there were Lord Lord A. Churchill, Y.P., Lard G. M.P., Sir G. Pollock, Colooel Firma, M.P., The Mame Doe, Y.P., Mr. Kennard, M.P. Mr. Jostles Haliburtos, Mr. J. C. Blow* M.P., hY Bacelleacy Dos Juan di Dios Baame Eaquiudio and Captaia Itiencoo f the Spanish nary, Captain Ford, Mr. Bolt, Admiral A. Oteeral Sir A. S. Waugh, Geosral Brook Taylor. Sargent, C. 8., Captein Lindsay ; Mr. Pope, the Mayor of Quebec; so ul Mr. Mason, the oommiaticser from the Southern States of America. _ _ _ Altar the usual loyal, national. and =Perste Somata had hese drunk, The Loan Maros proposed ths health at the Tinton, and especially referred to the mama of Mr. Pope, the Mayor el Quebec, and Mr. Mama. The mention of the name of the Utter gentleman wie followed 1:7 hearty cheering from all parte of the roan, which, Mew makeided, the Lord Mayor proceeded to may—Although wit in a position to greet that gentleman as a reoomeW__ pledpotenteary to this country, yet I ars perfectly jnettied, by arias el iny pea dos, in officio( to bun, and to all gmeleners who rose to the City of London on any pubis or haporeast business, a Marty welcome to the Oity's palms. (Cheers.) We, as citizens of London, deeply bore the eireumetimees is which the country which kr. lg dosed, sad *Spree as earned hope that And a termination i n eac h a manner ea shall siti= e re the liberty and advantage of that part of the habilialsle (Cheers.) We give Mr. Yana • hearty ) weleonts -we also give the Mayor of Quebec • lbsrty wakes's. On behalf of my fellow-citines, I say that we are glad to we them as visitors to the City of Leedom (Cheers.) The Lord Mayor associated with the toast the name of the Mayor Qoebee. The Maar of Quirenc briefly acknowledged the compli ment, skidded that the ',intimate of loyalty and affec tion satertabted by the Canadians towards this country were never greater than at the present time. He also alluded to the recent defeat of the dinghy of Canada on the Militia Bill, and contended that the non-adoption of that measure did not argue any nowillingnees on the part of the people of Canada to take step for their own , but was due rather to the inflame of party which at that time ran very high in the country. There were at the present time more then 25.000 peaces enrolled in the militia d the country, and what the cireinsistasees required it a much greater force would very speedily be raised. (Cheers.) The calls fee Mr. Maxon were numerous and repealed, and after a short delay,M The Hon. Mr. emo ram and was received with re newed cheering. Upon its subsiding, he mid—My Lord Mayor, Lady Mayoras, sad geratiessem hat that I feel deeply the obligation nada which I we plead to your honoured chief magistrate for permission to be present to night, I should feel Nave, dispelled to pick • quarrel. The Lord Mayor bas not thous to remember ;bat here in England I am not considered of full that I am yet in my minority. The government et 1 we all know— bewared from egea , wins, always a wise goiremmest in tie generation—has declared that the estuary which I repre sent beyond that brood water has not yet attained years el diaretioa, and is not capable of remegtlig its own alike. - (A laugh, and cheers.) I say, thirties* limtlest ban really being overwhelmed with the kind 11111 MOO nor in which I have been remind by tbi asarei cam. ' pay, sod to the preseme of yarding, magistrate, I Medi lave been disposed to say, is words that will be familia le many precast, • Yon would sanely aped as of my age to speak in public on the Maga." My Lord Mayor, I sin a stranger among you—or rather I was a stranger ; but I have learned, since I came to this c antry, that so one of English blood from my own Soathen land is • stranger acne( yea. (Mare ) I spook this from my heart —ichaerd—for I have been in Mal circle is England, and in every clue of society a mikes* sad ea honoured ) I return sleeve Masks to you, my =Mayor sad Lady Mayas and • gentlemen, for the tibiae. with whisk yea have listened to a stranger. The day will come, and tt a not far off— ' (great amens() —the day, I ere, will come when the emir • tees between that government which is oow in its MUM foram, and yoms will be one of close and intimate abeam ui (Cheers) m I say this more depseially es regards the city id The peat market of the world is in the city of Londe& (Cheers.) My emery is the unrivalled pro ! date of one of the grant ample. of the world, I say. thuwaturs, thus the Malmo —usumeismisl, chrabfleas ab bot', certainly scield—bobwessi guy lemered countrymen , and the people of Loodos will be one of the most intimate character. (The hom relleman seaweed his seat amid loud and protracted chars., Some other Waite followed, after which the company separated. THE DISTRESS IN LAJfCABMIR& CENTRAL REL/KT FUND. The total receip ts for the week ending Tuesday, the 10th l es t, were 16. 1. 14e. ld. The daily receipts had hese—Feb. 4, 2,726/. ;5. 12,7831. 64 6, 1.4361. •7, 3,7864. •9, 2,5661. • 10, 3,6911. • The receipt. yesterday Included 1,404 front Edinburgh, in addition to 31;0004. already art, sod 1,0001 from Oxford University. Asirrow-grwsiza-Lawn—At the weekly meetingof the Ashton board al guardians, en Woodsy, it was stated that during the week 96,545 ponces had been relieved, at a cost ' of 1,0691. re. Number relieved is the corresponding week of lust year, 3,918, at a cost of 164/. 18a. Bd. Decrease, as compared with the previous week, 622 memos. OLDRAIL—The monthly meeting of the general board of the Oldham relief committee was held on Monday night. The total cost of relief far the month was stated to have been 3,1971.195. The balance In band was 4,063/. 95.3 d. Itefersocis was made by the chairman toe letter that had recently appeared in the Tiesa, remarking on tbs number of cotton winners in Oldham who had not subscribed to toe, fund. He stated that himarlf, Mr. Jobe Platt, and Mr. John Rsdoliffe had been appointed a sub-committee to investigate the matter, and they found that though a great number had cot subscribed. yet they were persons of nom. parstively limited mesas, aad the whole amount that could by soy possibility be expected frost that Dumber would sot amount to 1001. In reality, the greater portion of those upon whom the poor operatives ooald bays a claim had already subscribed. A letter was read from the bosomy secretary of the Central Relief Committee, enclosing a copy of • letter from the Government Emigration Board, relative to emignitioa to the provisos of Canterbury, New Zealand, The feeling of the meeting was agaiset emigration, but the letter was referred to the executive committee for con sidemtioa. PRIWTOI4.—Thin week the guardians of Preston have mitered 8,804 cams, including 20,853 persons. at • oast of 1,6401. 19s. Id. Compared with the previous week ; these elftlfi• show a decrease of 49 in the cases, an iacreass of 143 in the persona relieved, sad a decrease of 11. 12s. W. in the expeuthture. The chairman said that affairs were getting worse, sad that both in the union and the township of I'r.eton prospects were becoming very gloomy. The relief committees, as well as the gaerdiaas, were experien ciug this. There had been as increase this week, so far as regarded the General Relief Committee, of 900 eases sod 197 persons. The Managers and Overlooks& Committee had had au increase of 55 cases and 147 persons, and the Tape &sere' Committee had also an increase of 50 caw and 205 peewee Livot.—A numerously attended meeting of rate payer. and cottage property owners of Hyde and the neigh bourhood was held on Monday evening, in the Vestry-room Hyde, " for the wimps of Midair into considesation the exaresive rates that the ratepayers are smiled spoil to pay for the relief of the poor ; to oceosive if any practical course as be suggested to relieve the poseurs with which the ratepayers are being borne down to rids ; sad also to take the oeoessarr steles if approved of, for lipPlyitig to the hos, privy coma for • oatmeal g reat to al le viate the ex treme destitution of the district. " Mr. Thomas Howard, cotton manufacturer, presided. The meeting unanimously Famed resolutions that it waa impossible to meet the preasot rates ; that • speedy remedy woe required to save the rate payers from utter ruin ; sad to apply foe a grant from the emisolidated fund. At the meeting of the Society of Arts hat eveuis.g, )Jr. Hawes is the chair, an interesting paper was ' read by Mr. Thomas Webster, oei submarine telegraphy; the subject being divided into three parts, via., the mute, the o.i,e, and the means of submersion. A discussion ensued. in which Rear Admiral Sir B. Belcher, Right Hon. Stuart-Worth). Caption &Wye Maser.. T. A. Maley, C. W. &moue, C. Y. Variety, and eevezal other poileuien took part. Steam. Hoots,—On Monday a statue of the • martyr Bishop Hooper was formally unveiled at Gloucester ! in the presen ce of the mayor sad corporation. the loo s clergy, sod aly.ut 20,000 spectators. I t coat 100 guinea., and was executed by Mr. Thornhill, of Dobbs. It stands on a baudsome store pedestal, surmounted by a canopy sod as elegant Gothic spire, which have bees recently erected by the poorer iehabitaide at Gloucester sod its neighbour. hood, at • oust of about 4001., on the spot where the pious bishop was burnt. la the evening a public ditmer, pre sided over by the mayor, mid attended by the Pnottloll cations., took pion at the King's Head Hotel. The pro- ceediep el the day celebrated the JDith seeivereary Hoopoes weartyrdeaa. diripai.....Lonnoyne.tsennunyllsored to ....11ffalt n. N Ra d to lLlS tb A . Y iworie. —Tha tors at the listf•yeerly meet* to he bold ma the 20th inaL., II dividend at the nee a 54 per east. per amain, earryisi forward a harmed sheet 14.0004 CAVIff AL PALAL7I--ONI 81111ZLEINI DAY. --W /61DAY, YL. U.—Admission 4. ppm* 1,338; Mit by asima *Ad% 1,144: total. 2,442, AFT= eminent offem, the owners of the Ind end supreme chef denten ofltegbael. the DEATH of BT. JOSEPH. ere van happy to adjudge tide celebrated picture to ldideety 1114 of Prerata, oho has made the first o ff er of a million of tames reedy mooey. His Majesty may pay thle rum according to the ceetract. 800,000 francs ready money, and the surplus to Preealea esourttlea TEDIUM, mole agent, Feb. 11,1888. 17 1: 1 &\ ''•irt , /;\:?* • .> ssatidv 5r,1„1 . . 4 _