The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-21 00:00:00

"'ter , C)7f, ./ i NEWS7ER 1111 eibt sAuaxai °1143 rt4sl ~.r ~,: 4 ‘,/ e • Na 5,209.) CALCUTTA direct, the magnificent, new clipper ship 7 IEDDBA. A 1 13 yews, Mg tone register, SAMUEL purr. commode, (belonging to Mews. John Allan and Sou): Seeding In the Let India Docks. This beautiful vessel, built in 111311 etorsalt foe the trade, has splendid cabin secommodatlos, and will have gulch despatch —For freight or passage apply to GIiSLATLY. SANKEY. And 3111VP.LL, 17. Leedanhall e.R C VOR BOMBAY Direst (tinder engsment with .11. - IL M. Connell far India), Um welLknown carpool hon. WU ably LULU Sa NM, 1,150 tone, AI 13 years, In the Liver- Walrge ado book. JOHN GELLILI, Commander, owned by Mr. Bates, of Liverpool ; lying la the London Dock' —lPor Might apply to HAV DKN and HUD, 12„ Kliag Vlllllaniairsee or to GILLATLY, HANKEY, and SWILL, V. LeadealtalL Week YDNEY Direct (under e ant to H.M. Scommlatonen last ng s a l i g t p t p a ii i nt day Ink Way : &est London-owned delver Alp 8211111LIS, J. W =VI. r , tying In th• ), ladle Dacia Thle One wand has made some very rapid and presents • good onftwitle 7 to 1 1 11 1 1 9tos totirlint —rot trelght_or par inge apply to 22,L•TLY, Witill, and gIoWILL, 27, Lea&n lienatreet, LC. 111ORT PHILLIP Direct (to sail punctually on the Mill ee May. LW aktpplag day Urd), the atemMenst Dundee built dipper tido 81L140114. - • I, Ble for radiator, H. P. DIU MILL Cornateader ; loading In the Past India Docks. Hai isdeadld cabin aeconatodattoe, aad treat her Ina times is es pooled to make a very quick ran out—Nor freight or MEto DEVITT aad M a ORS, Billiteratreet ;or ra l e T, lIANCEY, and SZWILL,9. Leaden' sliatreet. MMRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of iokinranyard, Loodrad LINZ bt PACKIIT illitta to ADMILLIA.—ter 1111.110IIIIVA Pest Phillip, Direct (to leave ..IntOtne_ NV:O I Ttrt i t Commander; tying In the sass pocks. Her acacennsoda. Mons for al oboes at passengen sre cwitrgasetd, sad lie will ovri7 gin onpsrieltosd scriteon.—Pot Nicht ar pima* to MeLEOD, ALLPOBT, and MOB.GON, with Yews. )(mei aat and tons, I. Icadenhallsstreet. roes ere by this Nu of pockets are conveyed tress Paddington to Mama' OM dm toe test" dam tom and second class for thitt CLUB teres. SPECIAL NOI7III. LIVREPOOL. NEW YORK, AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM SHIP COMPANY. Posoengers are hereby inhumed that Nia— and Compaay's steamers, hitherto sal on Saturday for Nev York, and calling at Queenstown for pauengers on Monday, will in future re ady from Liverpool on Fridays and win condom :drsailing ever. alternate Friday from Uverpool , calling al eenstown on the following day for passengers and dee m usual. STEAM COMMUNICATION to NRW YORK Direo.-7111 LIVERPOOL. NEW YORE, and PHILA DELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend deapatching their taDmerwared Clyde-built Iron Scam Steam-Shim calling at easanstesni to outset passeuen and deupatelass, u follows : FROM LIVERPOOL FOX NEW YORK. EINA, Tomorrow, Awn IL CITY 07 WAS Wednesday, April 29. CUT 07 00XE, Yriday, May 1. Aal wry micomillog Wednesday, and every alternate Friday. Cobbs mum la, 17, and 21 githisas, according to the accom- HiseMais. Forward pussy 8 guineas, haehadlag all provisions OdsMa~gPeommgors for Canada the MOW Oat" and British booked tkizi, on ea, adviatesimem terass.—Por timenesoloes to WILLIAM nowt, it. Water gate* ; to VIII and MACEY, I. Xing William- Must. . OrrEILDAM sad the AHEM —TWICE a was.—The Netbedamde Itammeloat thaimeare is eadiemiseatee DATATEIIt, Copt W. MUM den the htithit fad Peedam Iltemwmimet, Wapplai,=madmy. id 11 a.a., sod seimmist tem aeldirdioa eray lama LI la, 411, Ha, mad 17e. Id .: ream nee, es r e m a:= l. 4l es ft• serew-ebeemee /117.1100aD seas tram at the Tame is iv:l7. Th y =t o lateara r ia rs erttia tmia llott woods In easseston with taut mad tub* etelameat at the Mee.— Wetland' fans meter le the whited mtatalb MM. Apply is 011APLarll 17mtvanal Mem W.. er te 111IIL11/1, GLUE, mad rau. u n 11. 10,61aes, THE GREAT - EASTERN RAILWAY COMPAY. rout-AND.A.HALF PIZ CUT N . PRIVIIMINaI MCC The 01032 teat.. inel Is revolve APPLICATfONT for I n : 1 3 l a = a r wriii,* at the above INOMM. boartag • lowa haehea•M•l IMMO At par mat. per rams. barna oceseceen ben lie &la at oroura.—Appil z. wariA archer pormilly or bp kite la thelmlay. J. B. ova*, asarema. Torenbou, April, M. IMPERIAL OTTOMAN BANK. The bagerhil Maw Thank and Us rtantlett taw th. Imam to .snow that they have cantrattad tar. Loan will Otionna whisk it Oa be law.d a Was following ilmoss — oriteux Lax ce in. Inmost.° (44ao.ocie atrium). iminorm cd NA if RAM yielding an smut interest of se* 1117W416 Priem let /mew. and 15 Franes ''''.l=thille/ills/nal/ eff ell neefrelete Intik br LliZzady dosotop, lie Bret of which EU take an fool In mot. kr lands will be received from Saturday, 1116 h, le fled April. leta. lert Vence per Bond. payable as weer' 25 frs. l ~..., b .. I el • oes tir t t ie nt a le t ni. Oa Tatra 1"" - I llf 4es Ink =Balm MS tn., et a lb 4 as ibs. le 4 MI6 Isomber ISM, or or II 1 I V WO to. .. LH IS 7 The three feet Instalments may be paid In advance, Interest beteg Awed it the rated 5 per cent. per mama The Boob boar labored from January IM, la* sad the nest 0,1 901. et IS beam will be mashie on July L Taking hetes...aunt the mem& el tedment atoned aid the tense snowed for the jeq. watement the reel price of the Bond to the sub uselortli . ..er annual interest of &S . I a cent. TY Pm& ti 24 pars. at the of 500 flimmia spelt el le mowed, repreeen rag a eappie ps=7llsll per met. per anima ratans the tots! of the berme amid inking tand re- /franca et soma sem id 12,000,000 - 11._ Mb &imp go Turkish Government bee th e- Mil the frilittrieg MUMS : . . . Anneal Ilkoral iemees. Net pledged kr former leans, rrenca eelimaied eh 2. 410iimp de the direst taxes, am/mating to goomoo & Wore id the revenues hypothecated for the Use et Lr, estimated by the Government at 30,000,000 The Melinda Xlll be payable In Parte, at the office of the Omit, Sendesie dm Credit 1104111 m Irk, Mesers. -- aim - ilia and Co., oa behalf of the ViliOltemete Br sir, at the exchange of We day. mMembeee have resesued to the Ottoman (lower mat attl e M iim f Immilistag the nominal • °ant of the Loan by • sum at beam capital , their deciiiou to be made within ageeginallia ? lapplementary loan cannot he issued before Om Ist Josisary.l664, and the holders of Beads of the present lam wall boa aprefffent al optic% of sebseribleg to the sums- Magieeme. tM term. to be sabsemently masseunred. = of this supplementary Mee will he applied. r is k sa e Ir a npon Ottoman Bank , to the withdrawal of the soilage now in circulation. • ag imikas received at the agencies of the Imperial Mermen rl. Dank4saliatnip, Lambe ; sad 16. Pima Vendome, Pero Pesarsalwas may Oa catabsed at the Agency of the Impede! UM, Mi. Thrommorton atom= isab. 6. Mow st Mak-buildings; sad trots Mr. G. E. bey rest. Vta Mali oleo appantions exceeding the amount of the keen the allotments will be male pro rat . Oaladatlng the rate of exchange at la francs the f sterling, en Mends, repayable at s.to seek are tamed at /It oe., and yield Me Malatel Mama of ft re., or making due allowance for the Menet accrued, and the terms allowed for payment of the Wittth at the rate of • 761001 is per annum. The man' U4 41 1= price of Issue and that of repayment represent' a tart sr Interest of 1 tralfaths per wet., making • total of 10 116100th per cent per annum. OTTOMAN WAN, Thu. ye Arr.... Live. To be forwarded tot iitAgents of the Imperial Ottoman Hank 4, Beak.haihtings, Landon, Mar pigment, of the preliminary deposit to the Banker'. 140. Having paid to Mews. Glyn, 14111 s, and Co., the sum of I hereby request an allotment of Bonds of the above Jean, and I hereby agree to accept each Bonds, or any smaller meant that may be allott,d to me, and to pay the lastelmenta thereon, as mentioned in the prospectes of the said Loan. IlignAtare Address ha full Date T. JAMES'S HOTEL Iltsteisialreat o Haag ll7). This HOTerill a/ OPLIIRD to the Pablis as SATURDAY, lba tad at May anal Dalai* 171 k ApaS. IfILL By order. G. T. OLDFIELD, Seerstary. RIIPTEr RE S.—The PATENT SELF AWIIIITINO 11/2.11AN TEMA, acting effeebially with out INT eamplintioos, Is recommended by the faculty for the ewe and i , et` of hernta. The necessary quality of a good true Yew ollolost mobiles power. without owswoustry worm ea too pro affected, which dedralde object is alone obtained hi a Inas saissounibered with strays, tpirol outlaw, or pod babied.— I. WO mid Co., 1, Piccadilly, W. A DINVNIt FAILING REMEDY. Dr. /COM =MTh ..d LIVER 711116, prepared irks lei ow Mimekg issreetkad. tree Or real” d Dr. Iced, rid be burl lardadre to all alio odder ban Mese sad liver ear *lad& trUpardisa, wl.d, spay &drum elizraim at de epre,d& Preleldtaar ee.Y asera. ernaluillyepermilrealehea rod es spread of Ms blood. ti aro Indy raerlior ; add la Orr sad andeed to dr *mach Obeya rmee ereare4= Nod elreeketbee dr 'Awls imea W. & elkadvoss, sad bp lid. mad de 9d. rue to gm de deed% sal Liver MIL The graelse ade azure idlad SAW well .Wdlirra bummer iftworel ea de drew DBIOORD'S 1188IINOI of LIFB .a.• =haw malmed Is So mad deftered enulaufkos to Ism wills. PaUvoth Is rill. le. allools no pommel& aimileas ;Reid la owe. vUli hY lastrietiom q IR fly co Mu tar ;ft. it wliteßsi Mae( imarsper obom mi.—Ass. irSom e /ROUT Rol OS, Ilk Woad. Temisil.isr. lIMOORATIVII NUMMI KEISENCE. iptipmet rad mot Area rral tags,. rahabrwr ; ralisret to dr mama rimparisa loarritork_ go et .pritet Ihrolitt de• = 6. n le • Wier tirt at all Usk atml tram lb ow pm.olibUrrr=imodt it Cis awl riziele ads, 11100 Sr. pailatlr, or to quitilliasror. lt; Wok Neon lararertsa and OL. teri, OsintrOrrilk /CC. rot 113, Iradtabillrleett. LC, Ulnae. IN CRANCKRY.—" Baines v. Bayne."—MOTTINORAIL new Intham, Kent, two mike from the Blackheath Statkon on the North Kent Beltway, and a short distance only from the posed Station on the Dartford Line now In course of f MESSRS.DANIELSMITH,SON,andOAKLEi have received instructions (pursesat to as ardor Wilts 'of Chancerry made in the aboveknenthased*awA . is SILL by AUCTION, at the Mart, new the Bank of on TURSDAY. May a, loW,at It o'clock, One or more aimed mambas FRIBiIIOLD wrATmudding of warty 07 acne of beautiful parklike meadow len d, wen timbered, and haring a Sae spring of water. Mottlagluica Lodge, which has been lately pulled down stood upon WM property the egoallent liftable garden still remains. It Is adapted for the erection of • mansion or several Drachms residences, the Wed sloping to the tooth, nod commending extensive view over a vary picturesque country, or for a building scheme having a frontage on the whole of the east Ode to the high road from Chiselharst to Loudon. and being In a locality which will very shortly be particularly wall eircansataiced with regard to,raitway communication, and is • wig favourite one for residence. The land tax le redeemed. and possession may be had It required on completion of the purchase. —Particnian may be bad at the Mart. KC.: of Messrs. Walker and Martineau, 18, Ilnyforoad. Gray's-inn. W.C. ; and ot Ram IDutra elms, 80111, and CARLA!, land agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-pima, Palkislail, &W. I IN CHANCERY.—" ;Mines v. Baines."—ESHEß, BUltitElf, k a mile teat the hallway Stalin.. Mei r B " Cni d IirsisSMITH,SON,IintIO•KLEY have received lastroetloos tparimant to an order of the Coati It mode la the above-mentioned canoe', to IDILL by AUCTION, at the Meat. near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, May 5, 1922, et 12 o'clock. in Lots, the following moat vatuabie ENTABOLD PE:WIWI-TB, admirably *Plate in the pariah of Maher, contirous to the noble domains of Clamp moat sad Ifalteriplace, via : Lot L A. agebal Mansion called Esher apa with stabling, farm pradies, two oosiages In the Una eseellemt Now and kitobem Issrmr;shehbotheu puree at vet * fertile pasture Wad latimedtately adjoining. Lei 2. ••tellies* reelderms, al gewiemt bald In the gardener, a t i e a r i • a relfy l eln 4 :e . tract'o f fr eehold meadow land, park Nite as* walleimbered, :demi Numea adjolitig Claremont road, mid opposite Clerement.paric, adapted for the erection of one or more , Entehme residences, or tar ea extensive building echeme. Ida. Two well-built residsmase la the occupation of Mn. Davey and Mr. Edwin Scobey. lasi. Thee esteem)* bald by ambition. Denby, and ?dap. Let * Three cotta g e. adjoining the premise* o f the Bear Inn, held by Pewter, NM•pr, sot N Wes. Lot Lot T. A place of lead sled se a dryingifround at tbe rear of 4. join A well.built and wela-altaated residence in the Anode oven by the rector. Littleworth Farm, with house and premises and 53a. tr. ltr. or capital freehold band. Particulars with plans be obtained at the Auction Wart; at the Boar Ica. lake y et Walker and Martinesa, Ibrearoad. Clrefnino. W.C.• esd.ot Mesa . DAM/. Mara, now, dad °AIM LW. . land agedia and surveyors, 10, Waterloo pin% /Wm% RETARLIRIIRD AND DEPORTED ORCHIDS itli.. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at Ida Great Roma 1 . 1: 4tra a 1 , Covaat-Rardaa. TO MORROW, April at ball It proabdf . pcations of Three hints a ROT ()RCM& oamprlatog Ras healthy at choke vatistes, massy of which an la Ilawm—Oa view the movoloorat is.. art catalogs= bad. SOCIETY for the PROPAGATION of the GUM, In FOREIGN TARTlL—lehid ANNIVERSARY, DISL—The ANNUAL MISTING will be held In It. James hall, Pimdft, on THURSDAY, April SI. His Grace the Anti biotic" et /MI.IISXY, Presides* ot the Societ , preside. The ANNIVERSARY IISTIVAL will be cele In St. Pees Cathedral on TURSDAY, Jane le. The sermon will he preached by hie Groom the Risher of Armagh. And the ANNUAL Mu TING for the city of London will be held In the . llasilea-hoeme, en WIDNISIDAY, June 17. The Hon. the Lord Mayor In the chair. Thirsts for ocemdces may be obtained at 79, Aliens; and a, Royal Stabasen one week grevloully. MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S READINGS, Fasownwuu+ loam —Tall WINING. ♦y,O tl, COOPPSZ,PIUDt DICKE/ will 11 , EAD Lb DAVI D PASTY. hem Plekatek—eteile, 147 casks mats 808 , la ; la* meats. le., it Mame. anaemia and Bars, 19S, Pleadilly; Mum. Pottle sad Ilaa'a 1$ awl 14, lo y al below : Amain's MIRA aka, SA Jszaas'altall ; mat atPayse's Oast Himont, square lama THOICAI3 HEADLAND, S=PENS apd SON Wine and Spirit Merchants. COGNAC RiAltDi.—Thewell-known difficulty esperienoed eta pails in eigainlng this swaeliesteetned (avian spirit in a pen state Wmw never ander to call attention to that: gate lireadg by their lessß aL w the high quality of which the ho L sad Sow invert nona Wine neleations to the shipmate of theme Illuplierhswiwn whew emu mil reputation Ire an ample = l lringrelar .e rill i rad i ntr a w an oti c l i erpa t riVir i lra7l. drew thgangsleint grim nes ne follow :—Brandy, superior old copse, Illa„ • deft Asko ski pale, 275.. roc per gallon. Wines mil ipletle i t4 .... klamli gathered tree within Ore idles. Terms nesi— t; withtia ALLSOPP'S ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT. JOIN P. 110011 sad Oa. ode contraeters for Bolded Beer to the lateraatlond Lablldtisa. Agents for Samuel Anson, sad Seat lattla Pale sad Barley AS., and Guineas, Som. sad COill Zara misfit. Importers d WWI, sad apirita—olloco and Stone, the Royal imitaagit !O.—Tho trade tupplled oa liberal terms Ice ark USED by almost .very Family, by 011 Outfitters, Hotel-Keepers, dn.—BONDI PIIRMAIRNT 11A/XING INK (the original, regains DO preparadon, and is by far the beat for writing on linen, elk, de. It affords an indleputable means of eath) for towels, tigrts, tablecloths, and every variety of wearing apparel—To be obtained of esost medic:doe vendors, stationers, de, In the Veiled K ; sad at 28, Leag.lane, West Smithfield, City, wittiest edam= en each Libel the Ink is not genuine. Price In per bottle. .ci_REAT SALE of KID GLOVES at BiIIiS ead wars saw Freakier, NC RILOEXT STMT. -- Ladisi . sad Oentlemel boat Park KM Mores. onattalnea w doom, usually add at S.OOO 1/oZali of MOILED 77tINCII Calaitte LIMICIZCIIIIIS at one-third Ur mast oast. GINTLICIIENI3 DREW—HAMILTON and AnirToN. Worm the pabtio that the NEW GOODS an DOW ready, and specimen garmmts are kept int In mettles : Oleo a select stock of overcoats on hand for sale. The an of material awl patterns that cannot, be ercellsd. Smasad r, 106, STILLED, OPPOSITE ETATIE-BALL QPECTACLF.B, improved by HARRIS and A, SON, will most certainly preserve the sight. Better cannot be made. Steel, with metals or pebbles, Its.; steel. with trls. to lie. Gold sad Inver Spectacles sad Eyedilmsee ait variety, at equally low prlime. Harries Proepeot Glam. ISs. ed. poet Ives. WOOL HUMS sad SON, Opticians to the Bolsi enewtte the British Kaman Game. Leaden. Betabilehed nark Chatioh—No travellers employed. VOTIIING IMPOSSIBUL —The greatest and 'seat wend lavestfoa o the day, AQUA ANABELLA.— Mears. JOON 008NILL sad Co., Three llegcoart, Lorstord stretoess to Sold , e respectfully offer to the pabbe this sokrvellous shish graduelly restores the harems hair t o pristine hue—so tastier st whet age. The Aqua Asserelle As 00114 of the propertise of dyes; It, on the 000trary, 10 biased& t o the rides% sod elm the hair Is ono' butosed one eee apulses ppllcattou perbott mouth till keep itla perfect colour. Pries pot le. rpo LADIES. —ROWUNDB' BALYDOR, ran lOriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beauti fying the Complexion and Bids. The radiant bloom It imparts to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which It induces of Um hands and arms, Is. eapaleitity oe soothing Irritation and re moving alt agoras, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, disookestimaa, and cutaneotu visitations, reader It indiapeneable to every Musk It obviates all the meets of climate on the akin, whether with nefrewites to cold and friclorsency, or Intense solar heat. Price to N. sad rig. eld. per bottle —Sold at It. H tton-garden and by obsoldb end perfumer& Ask for Rowlands' Yalydor: and beware of spurious and pernicious article* under the name of .• [amber." Tio Isl .Bocizry roz Pzokorixo ram EmanailarralT, BUILDLIG, awn Itamoisso or Can Gm CRAWLS. —This acatsty held its oral monthly meeting yesterday, at the Society's House, No. 7, Whitehall, S.W.; his °meths Azdabiehop of Orterbury in the chair. There were also present, the lad of Romney, the Bishop of Win cheater, the Hon. and Very Bev. the Dean of York, the Verierable Azoldsocee Pones, Sir Walter Jams. BM. ; Rev. A. Berradalle, Year Joha Boodle, Wi ll iam Cotton, =Coeburn. J. Perk Ramiro, Edward Hussy, Arthur William Rhine's, end the Rev. Walter Field, amistre esentiary. Groats of maim amoentiag to 1,1667. were mete in aid of the following ?Ideate Ma rumbas at Shamley-green In the parish of Wirer, seer Guildford, mid Eimer &Moe ; rebuilding the rumba mt Herwortb ,user Wellington, Somerset; Lianliwchairse, asar Quay. ; Malik Pleltankam, sear Swallham ; Mir, sear B Stockbridge, Hants., sad Whirl% wow Wele, Seim; Margin or other wise the sceseemodstlaa in the churches at Lye,. Lm, seer Si. Mary's, Blandtord, Domst ; =witty, T ; West Empties, ow Bristol ; , seer Naegate ; Oodfeed St. Peter, near Hey- Maw • Frisbee, Norfolk ; Kirk Laminate; sear Yak, en d Wrexham, near Slough ; the greets ilersisrly made towards enlarging thermehr at Ert Lalworth, near Wareham ; Llanheaog, sear Caorisoe. sad Yorkbill. sear ledbory, were imoressed. Attestion is earnestly called to the fad that whild Mimes mode by the misty daring the pad rev eanoseted M *UK, the Isaias imam dogs M Inaaai, 7,0001. Tea AZONAOLOILICI.I. I.IINTITLIII Or GILUT Imam awn humorn.—The Coma of the Archeological Methods have decided on holding their congress this year Is thesity of Seresior ;sad re armsgmeata to make the staidsi reel the smut ettemothe ever held are proceeding most satishwierily. The soesting will be under the peere ss, of the Meng MAIM mod prey resklent in Keit mod ad *Mg sionotiss. The corporation of Rocksrer have pound - at thedimaial of the Metiers several of the phlisbaMp in the My, is Mich to bold their mot ley ;and the *pi lan at the Osrmersew will be mp preprinted Mr. a trova, in which the oeUeslion of anti• quire mad Miser shieds el Mester will be exhibited. The swarm vibe hold dubs the last week of July. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 21. 1863. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. nurwria's !KAOLIN.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. ORAODW, Arm. 20. A manifesto of the National Committee of War saw says : " The Marquis Wielopolaki, not contented with being guilty of treason in the interior of the coun try, continues his work abroad, and dares to insult foreign princes on account of their noble sentiments in favour of Poland. The central committee, therefore, protests against these offences against the public conscience of Europe." WILNA, Arm 17, Emma Persons of all classes are constantly leaving this district to join theinsurgenta Arrests and domiciliary visits are of daily Omar renoe. The citadel is filled to overflowing with political priTnere. _ _ Many persons have been sentenced to death by ' courts-martial, but none have yet been executed, the 'unitary governor having in all masa osinnkuloil, t~eaataogM, • wi A large awake at P.l h laird/widen haveried to this city. PRUSSIA. AND THE POLISH INSURRECTION. BERLIN, Ann O. The Staatsaineiger of this evening Uys :—"The rumour published by several papers of serious encounters having taken place between the Prussian troops and the insurgents in the district of Pleschin is devoid of foundation. The unresisted capture of waggons laden with materiel of war and of a few individuals was all that actually occurred." FRANCE. PARL9, APRIL 20. La France of this evening draws attention to the fact that Admire' Wilkes continues to subject British merchantmen to search. In consequence of these measures two more English ships have been detained by Admiral Wilkes and conducted to New York. La Prance is inclined to believe that these pro vocations have no other object than to exasperate England and bring about war. The Emperor will hold a grand review of the Imperial Guard at Longchamps to-morrow. THE SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. VIENNA, Arw 20. _ _ The Vienna Gametes of this evening publishes the text of the protest of the Austrian government addressed to Denmark. The samepaper states that the Austrian ambassa dor, in comp/lanes with the wish of Prussia, had been instructed to forward to the Danish government the reservation of the rights of the Germna Con federation, in a simultaneous note with that of the Prussian ambassador, and couched in similar terms. INDIA. By the arrival of the Bombay man we have advice. from Bombay to March 28, and tam - Cal cutta to March 19. The Vioeroy's progress still ooncentres the interest of the North. West. Rill Excellency made his entry into Meerut on Saturday, the 7th March, with considerable military display, and Roorkee on the 16th idem. The •in• Chief of India arrived in Meerut on the Bth March, and in Roorkee on the 18th idem. Rebellion still lurks in various districts in Oudh. Seditious letters have recently been circulated among the Mahomedan inhabitants, inciting them to rise against her Majesty's government. Several parties have been arrested, and committed to stand their trial. The cash balances on the Slat of January last, I as compared with the balances on the same day in the two previous years, were as follows :--1863, 119,748,7161. ; 1862, 18,615,6171.; 1861, 12,637,767/. The last balance in hand is the largest the govern ment of India ever had in its treasuries. The l balances have thus increased by upwards of two millions since Mr. Laing brought in his budget is April last, when they stood at 171 millions. Speculation was rife as to what Sir C. Trevelyan would do with his anticipated surplus; and the prices of government paper were rapldly running up. The 4 per cents. had nearly touched " par." Sir C. Trevelyan has appointed Mr. A. 0. Bums, C. 8., son of the late Joseph Bums, ILP., to office in the Financial Department, with a view to the reorganiaiog of official salaries. The Commissioner of Scinde is about to proceed on a political mission to the Persian Gulf, in con nexion with the telegraphic and other means by which government intend opening out a oommuna. cation with England. The Zest Indian Railway, which was begun in 1851, has been carried on at the rate of 90 miles a year, and is completed from Calcutta to • point near Delhi, with the exception of 140 mike. Ths girder bridge over the Scene has beta declared by the Viceroy to be exceeded in magnitude by only one bridge in the world. There has been some hard lighting in the Jynteah hills, and several of our officers havebeen wounded. By last account, the " little war" seemed at an and. Very extensive flights of locusts have visited the Punjaub. It is feared that the grub of next year will cause immense damage, and efforts are being made to destroy the eggs. In one district these edge were being collected by maunds. The new scale of Indian military pay end allow ances will, it is expected, come into operation from the Ist of May next. . . On the 16ih of March the Senate of the Presi dency College assembled in the Town Hall, Cal cutta, to confer the degree of Master of Arts on six Hindoo students of that University. The was the first time that that honour had been conferred in Calcutta. On the 11th aTo Desna was performed in the Greek chapel at Yalta, try order et the Greek government, on the csomeica of the election of Prime George of Denmark as Kin of Graeae. The Greek Pope leveked the blessings of the Almighty es the three pretecting pewees, and the owed mods s speech me the were of the revolation. The proceediep Immtioeted with obsess for the sew king sod for the Cheek nation. DISPATCH Or TES Irani., CHINA, AIM AWITRA /JAN Naas,—The Peaineedar and Oriental Company% itaamehlp Panel, Captain Meld, sailed from thenthampton yesterday at 3 p.m., with the sea& for Ofbrallar, the 3leditemineen, Bunt, Ades, Coyle" balk (ceospa 800. bay), China, Neuritis, Austad* end New &dm& The Nana take eat, Wading HIM pnaseeding vin 162 pausesers, sad as freight 1,140 bum ape* value 286,095/. le. Id., for the following pee* via.—Mataritius, watcher, kr.. 1461. ; Madras, bar sneer 2,3804, gold coin 2,7961. Ilk, Moor cora 11. 17e. 6d., geld thread. U., 1,8701. ; Caked* gold thread, washes, 1143., 1,0691. ; Penang, dollen 7001. ; 044gspere, dollars 62,0661. ; Hong Hoeg, dollars 118,9271. 10e., ter salve, 6001. ; Fearthow, hr ghee 1,0001., dollars 5061. ; 116sasboo, lases 86,0971., jewelkey, do., 6491. ; King Gnaw% Boom& winches, jewellery, ka., 2261. ; Melbourne, watches, Jewel be., 1661. 13e. ; Hoboes% Bay, natant, jewellery, do., 2,6361. ; and for Bydoey, ditto, 1,8321. its. The Poor& also toot eat a NI nary of mall mirelmadiss. MR. GLiLSHER'S TENTH SCIENTIFIC BALLOON ASCENT. TO TEI ID/TOR OF THE 11PRISS. 811,—A short letter in the daily papers of fistardsty last informed the public of my ietention to make • balloon ascent on that day. Mr. Cox wall had partially filled his balloon the previous afternoon, and remained the operation on Saturday morning, in co-operation with Mr. Ohm, with • view of starting before noon. The atm". Once was thick and misty ; the wind on the earth was N.E., bat the clouds were wowing from the N. with an estimated velocity of 40 miles an hour, and circumstances were not favourable for our reaching an altitude of 5 miles. Ice all my experience I find it takes an hour to reach 5 miles high, and Ikb en hour to descend, and there fore I want a base of at least 80 miles, with air moving at the rate of 40 miles an hour. About midday • pilot balloon was sent up, which showed the wind to be due north. Mr. Coxerall proposed an boar's delay, as the breeze appeared as if it would veer to the north-east, which would afford a longer journey then if we ' travelled towards Brighton. At I p.m., the ascent was de termined upon, although it was evident the voyage could not be one of long duration, unless we crossed the Channel, but Mr. Ooxwell said it would not be prudent to do se, mean tks halloos were filled, allegieg as • reason Waked osedve edevatith is inoolopatide with great /Mime, and 'that to ere* the Channel it would be seminary to make -other and distinct arrangements. We left the earth at IL 17m. ; within two minutes afterwards we were 3,000 feet 110)0,9 the earth, and at lb. 23m. we were one mile high ; the second mile was passed at lb. 29m. ; the third at 11 31m. ; the fourth at 21 Ons.; and the highest point was readied about 2h. 30m. at tie height of 41 mike nearly. At 2b. 36m. we passed below four miles ; the next mile downwards warpsiard at 2b. 40m., sad at 2h. 46m. we were two miles from the earth, which we reached at 2h. 50m., as presently will be described. Just before leaving the earth the temperature of the air was 61i deg. ; at the height of one mile the thermometer read 41 deg., but we bad pained up so quickly that it is most likely that this reading was higher than the true temperature; at the height of two miles the reeding of the thermometer was 32 deg. ; at three miles the temperature was 21 deg. ; at four 16 deg., and at the highest point reached was 12 deg., which was the lowest temperature we experienced. The results generally confirm the law as found by the combination of all the parading a:oedemata, viz :—" That the theory of a uniform decrease of temperature with elevation must be abandoned." The air wee dry before starting, and extremely dry at the height of four miles, astound in ell the preceding awaits. Okuda were reached at the height of one mile, and oe pausing above them the sea of shining white clouds, extend lag to the horizon, was, se usual, very fine. From 2h. 151 e. to 2h. 31m. I devoted myself almost entirely to ob serving the black line in the polar spectrum. Between these lines the balloon was revolving once in five infant's. I saceseded in adjusting the alit of the apparatus to the ens, and kept my eye to the telescope whilst the balloon com pleted three revolutions. Whets the light entered the slit from the sure itself the lines in the spectrum were Mau merable ; all thew I saw before leaving the earth were visible, sad IMIII y men. The neheloos lhes (H) were both seen, and the semeilmin areedOMW losehened at they Wet rod ;at the rased (A) wee visible. Kish Iles tight came from the shy in the immediate vicinity dile 'eon the spec. *um was abetter, but all lime were Aide hem B to O. Oe pawing from the we the igestnun shortened very (inhale, and when opposite to the sun there wee no spec treme—he het, no light at all. Per Use purpose of learning something of the action of the oluunkel rays of light I took slips of sensitised photographic paper, Davie, arranged that similar clips made at the rme time should be exposed at the Royal Oteernitory, Green. wish, and the amount of colouration in one minute noted every Ave minutes, so as to have some simultaneous observe. time with experbneata I might make in the balloon. The paper in the balloon wee exposed to the full rays of the sun, and with this remarkable result, that when above three miles high the paper did not colour in half an hour so much as it did in the grounds of the Royal Observatory in one minute. At lb. 47m., at the height of n miles, the solar radiation thermometer accidentally fell over tho car, from the sadden displacement of one of my instruments. I should be obliged by anyone who may pick up its remains later:sting nut whereabouts it fell. We were nearly at the time over Reigate; but as the instrument was enclosed fo a vacuum tabs with a globe at 000 end, from which the air bad been exhausted, it would not fall very rapidly, and m■y have fallen between Tunbridge and Reigate, or south of a line *Wag these places. As the Crystal Palace remained some time in view, it sou at ant expected that the upper current sou not so swift as the lower ; after reaching the height of four miles, and we had determined we were moving directly towards the coast, Mr. Cozwell continually applied to me for the reading of the barometer, and directed our companion (Mr. L) to keep a sharp look-out for the sea. latemeliately after we attained as elevation of 4 miles, Mr. Oorwall let off some gas, sad said he felt assured that there was cot s =ennui tope lost in getting within view of the earth. Mr. Colwell again let off gas rather freely, so that we descended a mile in four minutes. At 2h. 443 m. we were two miles from the earth, the barometer reading 2112 inches, when Mr. Coxvell caught eight of &why Head, and exclaimed, " What's that ?" sod then the coast through a break in the clouds, and exclaimed, "There is sot a moment to spare, we must descend rapidly and save the land at all risks." It was a bold de. cisme, but we were in a critical positioo, and I do not see what elm could have been don.. Mr. Caswell sew need the valve with a decree of freedom which would have alarmed any one who bad not perfect 000lidezioe in hie skill. I was requested to pack up my in struments u quickly as possible. and then to assist in get tin ready a large amount of ballast to threw away at the last moment. Oe breaking through the clouds we appeared to be already over the water, but as the ground came up to us, or second to do as, we fined thssw wan land beneath. Mr. I. rendered Important service in letting up the neck lines, and in clearing the ballast for immediate delivery, so as to lessen the violence of the demonist. When orders were given to put out send we did so simultausously,which gays • favourable check, and as the lower put of the balloon itself assumed a parachute form, theahook was not so Was might have been expected. Most of the instruments, however, were broken, owing to their delicate construction and my attention being drawn from them, yet, strange to say, two large glass vessels of air, collected at the highest point for Professor Tyndall, remained uninjured, as did some bottles of lemonade which Mr. elorwell had planed in the car. We dneended the but two miles in four minutes ; and bad we done so lose rapidly, the land would have born mired altogether, and we moat have f ellen lino the era. The desesat was within half a mile of the railway station at Newhaven. Mr. Cox well's decision and expertness were put to as severe a test as it is possible to imagine, and itertsialy be is entitled to my best acknowledgments.—l sato., Blackheath, April 20. JAMES OLAISRER. PIRACY on rim lama Cor.o2.—A despatch from Wmford, dated April 16, mays that the wiliecaer Lam el,Capt. Nulls., bawd from Liverpool to Weaced, when off Ea& laud was fond* boarded by 13 boats, the united more of whisk numbered 64 mos, who immediately took chew of the vowel, saying that their families were Marvin. espied* Mulles o ffer ed this meow, bat they ranged to take it, sad added that they risky wanted proviaose. They broke opal the batches, sad *a disameriag the cargo sew sated of mates, they began satin tho raw warm Whoa they had eosseivisat appeased their hanger they loaded ths boats, and carried off shoot lb toss of Dora. OzrwrAz, PAsaca—Osa BILIWNG Dar.—Mow- DAY, APRIL 20. —A41110608 ea papaw., 1,382; dab by lemon take* 001 ; total, %OM [Advertisement] HOLLOWAY'S OtNnizrr.— Younes iflresti.-71th ezeilleat ointment is a innocent in Its nature, so 000bq in its promo«, and so beano, In Its action, that it le isvall• skla dimwit scald head, tatter, tooth rash, chatibll rad the may varieties of rashes and eruptions, well known and deeply dreaded la the unitary. Trivial mala dies may by it be vast sad conquered at their outset, and all Mare &whist overeeme before it has gabled bold the osneuteaos mod eallangereil tome health. !LH d4eallans is esia pet at ointment Holloware easseat =C dmad applied with the bed malls .a many diessime he whisk W sufferer silently submits Decease the task of tatweilliathal them would be both &Scan and delicate. MUSIC!. [Stamped, id. Additional.] (TWOPENCE HERB PAUERB HISTORICAL CONCERTS. Herr Paner, the celebrated pianist, recommenced yesterday afternoon, at Willis's Room% a Dew series a those " Historical Commie* which last rear mind 110 much interest in musical circles. Herr Pauses histerkal illustrations are strictly limited to compositloom for the instrument which he professes. His object is to exhibit the characteristics of each period or school of pianoforte music in chronological order, while throwing upon his subjects such additional light by moans of critical commentaries and biographical sketches as the lam educated portion of his audience may require. • PHILHARMONIC CONCERTS. The • °omen of lest evening wee "by special desire," and order the immediate patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince Alfred and the Prince es Louisa and Helena, who wen attended by Viacennt and Viscountess Sydney, Lady Wells, Passingtoa, Lady Augusta &me, the He.. Mn Macdonald, the Hon. Spencer Pomade, and, Mn Pantioeby, Dr. Becker, and Mrs. Relent. A parkins el the area immediately in front of the orchestra was vasseWed for the • mai party; and the andionea, in keerwilinee we heikwe with an expresped wish, suds no 11111•06101111a011 whatever. The Hanover-square Room wen fronded to =sew on, the oceiwion, and the concert, in cluding all peg symblionies in Z fat by Mozart, and is A major by Mandelasohn—played to perfection under the masterly direction of Professor Sterndale Bennett—woe one of the best of the season. DRAMA. HAYMARKET. Mr. and Mrs. Wigan commenced a starring en merriest at this hawse last sight, after • long absence Goo Loodoo, and were warmly weloosisd by an *trusties bat sot crowded sadism,. The pros they selected to make their first apperame in was the mossaftd, effective, bat ax. tremely stair play, 8411 Waters Bee Deep, which wee originally produced at the Olympia ender the mseeperent of Yr. Wigan. If the morality of this Moe is not mew tionable its tor is rarely offensive There is the ooquet fish wife—loog so popular in daglo-Freaok emedy—who Button on the borders of vice and impropriety, and whose rival in this ease—to make the does stronger-1s her owe aunt. The lova. is a coaree-roluded, flashy swindler, sad the husband-Doha Mildeay—who defeats everybody by Mare, etreagth sod hidden resources—to say orlifog of • large dare of rascally manors—is • thorough grese-room poppet. He either produces or heightens all his effort by an exagprated downer of delivery and air of repose—two stage tricks which Mr. Charles Keen vulgarised is Aniline, sad which have boar been the oommon rawly of actor. Jobe Midway's repose is sometimes so oppres sive that it would be • relief to re him tripped up from behind, or treated to some other pantomimic indignity. Mr. and Mm. Wigan appear to like the parts af John Mildismy and Mrs. Hector Steruhold—the huabaad sad want in the piese—and they play them to perfectioe. Xis. Wigan's taste and judgment sod suppreined style of mess enable her to hide some of the repulsivetiess of the character she rums, sad Mr. Wigan ewer gives hie endless* the impression that he is dallying with a character naworthy of his talent. Kies Angel plays the pan of Mn. Mildmay rather coldly and feebly, sad Mr. William Parma, as the villain, flawlmMy, helps the plot cm with highly finished inaolanas. If scything, he is a little too poHamaaly for the character. Mr. Potter--a part which most have been originally made up by Mr. Emery from a wall-knows half -0011313 portrait of the late Mr. J. W. Turner, the artist—is given at the Haymarket to Mr. Chippendale. He played throughout with artistic skill, but be was open to the charge that he was a little too knowing at times, and made up like one of the pilgrim fathers. NAVAL AND IfILITAAL. ADlaltild; Amu. 90. Arporimmtre.— Reee-Adminl B. Smart, E. H., te be ocsinsadeer-in.oldel in the Hediterraosan, vice Sir W. F. Martin, whine period of esevice heo expired. Captains : Sir W. F. Wiseman, Bert., to the commissioned ; L. G. Beath, C. 8., to the Excellent e = timid for special genies, vies Wiseman ; C. J. F. Evart, to the Carc t lie. vies Heigh ; and H. W. Hire, to the Orontes, oommim - 6,;amea — dtir E. Madden, to the Meg era, rice Handsaw°, promoted. MosterJ. E. Seadaatote, to the Caracas. Pormooters : R. Nike, to the Lesader ; E W. W. MM. moo, to the Ca nova ; and W. Bogen, to be additional to the Colosimo. --- ALiataxia'aymeater G. N. N. J. Higginson, to the Leander. Clerks :W. E. Boxer, to the Leander ; and 3.llScragp, to the Danotleaa. 4 - enieja - nt Clerk :.L. H, Enna, to the Leander. PORTSMOUTH, APIIL 20. TM COI7IIT-XARTIAL ON CAPTAIN HILLY= AND LIPPMAN! Laa.unTrof. —At soul to-day the osart-ent. WI appoieted to 4, thoabove.mited ofilinTe for mushy, ka, amembled cut hoard the Victory. Captain Hißyer read Ids defssee—a rosily spirited refutation to the chum against him ; and to support hi airmetione In called the surgeon of the Cadmus tldr. Wise, the sat**, ; William Thome", boat swain's mate ; and the gymnast.. He then handed is his ordificator. Lieutenant Lillioptoes defence was afterwards read. It was a lengthy, but able, ref utatios of the c'tsrge, and compied nearly se hear is reeding. Prisoner called Captain Item Alfred Lawless gunners mate, the surgeon of the Cadmus, nod Jobs repeal], captain of the maintop, all of whom save evidence in his favour. The court then ad- MT:until the following morning, when Lieutamat ton's defence will be continued. The homers, 6, iron mew troop ship, Captain Samuel H. Henderson. arrived this morning from Ireland, with the is mainder of the 87th Regiment, end landed the troops at the dockyard this 'harpoon. The Cum", 31, screw frigate, went out of harbour this foresoon, in ahem of Commander Hiller, of the Asia, to try her engioes after repairs. The Hightlyer, 21, 'crew corvette, and the Hammond, 6, steam sloop. were removed this afternoon from the steam to the ship beds. ROYAL NAVAL BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. —The quarterly court of the goveraors of this institutioe was yes terday held at Willie's Rooms, Kiegetreet, St. James',, Admiral Lord Colarder in the chair. Than were also present Admiral Sir H. Lathe, M.P., Admiral Richards, Sir Joseph Douglas. Osptains Fittock, Barrett, Howes, Wert h:coke, sod many other distinguished officers. The report stated that the iaoome for the past quarter, including 921. 17s. 7d., the balance in hand at the end of the past year was 5631. 113 e.; the interest on the funded property of the in. satiation, via, 38,9181. 14. Bd. stock, 4911. 4s. 3d. ; an. noel sa/noriptioos, to., 1,1521. 16e. 10d. A legacy of 1001., but which has not yet bleu paid into the noodle bankers, was also announced as the bequest of the late Sfr I'. Holbrook. The report having been adopted, some alto- ratio.. were made. the society's bye.laws, after which the petitions of the applicants for relief were Wee into ear sideratioo when nearly 5001. was voted towards that AM* and the p;ocisediop terminated in the usual manner. REPRESENTATION OP THE RADNOR BOROOOH/3. Thu* is at present but owl candidate to fill the vacancy caused by the decease of Sir G. C. Lewis, though several names have been mentioned, moor which are those of Mr. Harcourt, Mr. R. R. Mysore, and Mr. Richard Green Price, whose nude represented the constituency for nearly half • century. Mr. Price issued his address yesterday in reply to • requisition from the burgeons of the borough of Knightots, in the course of wuich says :—" My political opioiess are, I believe, well known to you, as I have on more than one occasion proposed your late worthy sad lamented re. Presentative, when I publicly a:premed myself on the lead. sag topics of the day. At the present Juncture of politkel alfairs there does sot seem to be any Ladies question which agitates the public misd ; sad as far am my °pannece rimy be at present important to yoo, I declare myself s supporter of Lord Pahnerston's government, and especially of his fertile policy. Should I have the honour of bait. ..and asyour represeatative. my votes will be those of • Itheral musserva. tire; and, with respect to all matters which amt your load interests, I trust you do not need the mummy that these shall ever have my constant end uaremittiag at. tactics." iii;usitiorrAnore or EAST Soitrarre--ilir William Miles, Bart, who mitered perlisemot is 818, ma who has rippremoted East Somerset Moos 1834, does set Purpose to afar himself for re-election. Ia as address issued by Sir Arthur Hallam Elton, of Clessees Clerk apnoea:Ms Lis iateatiso to come forward. Ito rap :—" My tt om ical opinions am kiwis topes; they are liberal but ant tie. I as thoraces prepared to give say coo ssieetious support to the wisest eorsrmeea ',ilia rests oa a rids bads. and is the whet sad most Melon that saw be isemed." TIIIIFIDDING PLISINTS OF MI PRINCI AID PIMPODIS OF WALlL—Yesterday betas a free day at the &nth Eeme Yeeeom, the members adatitjed from 10 I QIIO, wee* 10,4U7, sad 372 babies is arms. THE PROPOSED AMALGAMATION OP TIIR POLICE. A public meeting of the ratepayers of the borough of Lambeth was held kat evening in the large room of the Horns Tavern, Xenniegtos, to " protest against the =alp.. station of the City with the yeetropolitan police, u a system of centralisation op to local self-government sod the liberty of the ." Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Law men occupirod the chair, sad denounced the attempt sow making by the government to destroy flaw principle of local self-government and introduce that of centralisation, es one deserving the reprobation aid requiring the ac. the oppoeition of all Moods a Warty and hakes. Mr. E. Taylor moved, "That this niestieg stroogly pro. triptinst the motion of Sir George Grey (cash. of the City with the metropolitan police es being s =track upon the principles of local self-govern and maroaching upon the rights; and liberties of the peep* teed* to a system of centralisation, and ultimately vesting all power is the beads of the 'manumit.' Mr. Dresser .Etogen semulei the resolution, which wee spoken to by Mr. Bonn ett and Mr. Wall, and carried, with but three diasentienta Mr. Webber thee moved—" That this meeting considers the time Ma now arrived when municipal inatitutiom should be extembid to metropolitan Loroughs, and that the borough of Lambeth should take steps for its iocorporatios as a mu. nkipal borough, sad hereby pledgee itself to nee every eon- Mitutional UMW in its power to aid the City of Loudon in maintaining the right of local self-government ; sod that it is the opinion of Nue meeti that icipal corporatism are the natural foes to undue oeutra ng lisam mus on, am the nureartes at estiesel bail= sad strength, the last inactive' Its powder pewees, midipmess of modifying ehis om FM et go. versant itself, which owes tie existeeoe to the aterdy &modems, and eapecity which lie at the belie and enealitate the elleissey el local self-govestinaset." Mr. Phelps , sr waded the resolutioo, which was curled weentranosly. Oa the medals .ad Yr. itiehardsce, secoaded by Mr. Potter, sad supported by Mr. Coultas, ALP.. it was resolved that mal tase should be promoted to parliament founded cm the resolations.—Yesterday a meeting of the lohabibuits el the pariahs* of St. Matthew. Friday-street. and St. Wed cheap, in the ward of Farriegdoe Within, wee held in the vestry room of St. Matthew's Church, to consider the notice of motion given by Su. George Grey, on behalf of the go viressest, for the aceelgemition of the City police with the ms tan polies fora. The meeting was over by Y J.llltas. chorchwardiso of St. Peter's Pr pt a nst and was at t ended by the beads of several eminent Orly Arms in the neighbeurhood a Chapel& *ad Friday-streeh Boolutions west the amelaansatioa were usanheseely adoseed, sad the weeds( estimate/ THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE. CENTRAL RELIEF FUND. The weekly meeting of the Central Execti#re Ootrunittee wee held at ilaaltherler, feeterdaY ; Sir J. ts.r isanrmrwomm Bert., presided. MACLUII, hoe. sec., reported that 12 packages of clothing, two hampers of wipe, and 65 bores of bacon bad knee sent to the rations kcal relief committees daring the peat wear. The total receipts for the put week, 5,2341. 3s. 4d. Balance at the bank, 406,24 W. 18e. 2d., including the old New South Wales fund. The to/lowing report woo read from Mr. Commiiiioser Farman : "Manchester, 20th April, 1863. "My bads sad gentlemen,-1 beg to Worm you that on the 11th fast, there wee • doorman ia the nerobsr of persons receiving parochial relief io the 27 anima in the intim ressulareuring district', as compared with the somber se roomed in the praeto's week, of 2,896. This degrease ci 2,896 lo eVi:ied so foi lows :—There is • demean at Bolles of • at Mary of 124, at Ober* of 33, at Chortles of 315 , at nog of 17, at to al, at lianahaster 796, at Oldham 1,406, at Pres- Th irl ia at Rochdale 60, at Belford 38, at Stockport 63, pt Tedneordes 171, at Werringtoo 6.5, sad at Wigan of 82, umbras a total demease of 3,425; bat Mere is an Mariam at Ashton et 212, at Bartoc-upon.lrwell of 21, at Bleaktnee al 174, at Beroley of 11, at the Bylde of 45, at (Lamp of WI, at Leis►k of 24, atMacelesfield of 3, atPrestwicki of Mead at Beddlowurth of 4, masking a tote! 1D0,11114 .1529 ; so that there is a net decrease of 2,896, and was. the 6th of lfeeses her Imb a total dement of 69,498 has taken place. Then were ea*, 11th Met. 293,466 meow receiving paresidil relief in the 27 mines edvarted to; ia the week in 1861 47,513 mama were so mliev i sr=ie ir , therefore, an below of 164,983 proms In the receipt 6f pareehisl 'sad, or 326.1 par teak The total met of egt door rebel oe the lltk WM. was 13,3004._ _ ad.; is Van eorrespondhig week In 1861 ft 2.3111. 1,7 n. 16s. ; there is, therelliee, a isormes of 10,3301. 14a., w 4ol,2ppererm et. The avenge percentage of emporium is the those asioes oil the 11th inst. was 10.2 ; in the eornrel lag week I. 1861 it was 2.4. The average amosat door relief per head per weak, both in mosey sad hied, to these ankles oo the 11th inst., was la. 40. The arembet of . mosey ie the hands of the treasurers of the shove lissom on the llth Mat. was 81,901. 14 .—I have the be near to In, my lords and gentlemen, your moos obedieat *errant, "H. B. FAB-cam., Special Commissioner," The CRAMIEAR reported the ,reoeipt of a further contri hution of 1861. from Wellingtoo, Bow Zea Mod, with an ex premion of regret from the wittlaws in that provisos that distress still preceded so ostensively in the cotton district'. 4031. led hem trannattied from W ellington in the preood ing rawatia. The louts from the employment and school food were : Ribeheeter, W. 6s. ; Preeten, 2621. ; and Stanfield, 131. A biter was road from Mr. J. Birreil deeds, !am- Wien, Bonthhied, New Zsalabd, dated the 13th February, to the Mayer of Maschester,leelesieg a draft oe the thane Bonk of Australia for 1511. lls., as their "mite towards the nand el the inform throoghont Lancashire." Another letter to the mayor was also read from Mr. J. B. fietebeee, dated Bantam, Queeasland, February 4, melon's a draft for 731. 15a., beteg the fourth and final remittance from 1.1111 inhabitable of Osyndah and the &mitt distnct, with the arpresion ci • sneers wish from tin subscribers "that their fellow cauntrymeo is the manufacturing district' may act have to pan through &bother winter like the present one with them." Yr. liaoixits reported that a deputation from the or. employed operatives of Stockport had waited upon him. They brought with them a memorial, and 'idled to have an interview with ►be Central Executive Committee. lie informed them that, in accordance with a rule laid down by the committee, thin Moire on their part could not le minded to. One of their chief grievsnom wen that labour should be required in return for relief. Be told them the, the committes placed great stress neon the importance al sate a rehire Wag given for charitable aid and that the whole of ►is own influence would be exerted in support of those district committees which enforced the regulation oeurphined of. The deputation also objected to the scale of relief afforded to families under senate eimusestanose. He replied that the committee certainly could not decamp that punt so long u the working men of Btorkport perse vered in their refusal to perform the west wbklt the dis trict committee required of them. (Hear) If they resumed their employment at once the committee would be more toady to hetet to their complaints, and to sympathise with their ditheultise. The deputation procr.i•ed that they would go to work again fr • week, and then spin bring their grievances baton the attention of the Central Committee, 1w expknatiou ri the ciatu-: Mane; of a grant being required for Dame, wherein the whole of the mills but me were reported to be running full time, Mr. 11. R. Ifirrormsor stated that in many mills upon fall time only part of the machinery was at work. lb should elm be borne in mind that a workman who was formerly able to mind four looms could now, with inferior °Mem, only mind those, and one who pe rhaps formerly looked after three looms could now only take slum, cif two. He estimated the loss of wages to weavers in work. is, ledian as compered with Ammiase cotton at 3s. or 4M per week. Is reply to Mr. Platt he further said tlut the weekly jar to opmitive spinners ommiquatit on the Irak iv( of Indian in place of American cotton would be probably shoat 2e. MATT foomtkod that this **Amato of loam epos via.. sing of lodise cativo bore oat ha statements made to the aoausittao maw weeks ark • The amonsittee ran& the following grant, :—BLuebburn, 3,0001. ; Wilton, 201 K. ; liabergbarn Eaves, 1,0001.; Balaban Bridge, 1501. ; Damien, 200/. ; 151. ; Crouton, 301. ; Middleton, 1001. ; Po)too, MO/. ; Ho ll iawood, ow. ; F.oolee and Yetrieroft, 1001. ; Matto', 401. ; sad Hawk ley, IMO/. A discussion earned npm the draft of the neat monthly report, which ins referred to a tab-committee, mud will in the comma of a day or two be forwarded to the newspapers for publication. IrKt DIXTILIIIII . 111 LANCASHIRE—After the eon *harm (tithe ordleary heehaw of the Mansion-bouts Police Ooort yesterday, the Lewd Mayor, in referees to the di.- inn is Use 'Mon diettiete, said that having anxiously eon eldered the pelmet panties of the Lancashire operative. sad delft es he did the impossibilitr of much longer rimie - Sf4r leap a body oe charitable cootributioes, be the time bed collie when other means should be. with a view to the perniamot support of the open., thee. The suet effectual remedy in the pnrcoot state of thine surd to him to be to assist well considered pleas for esi{ntma. With that view the committee over which he bed Re bosom. to preside had set aside a sum of 5,000 f. fee the of wresting the emiandiee of the opera.' fives of Lanerh ire and other cotton districta. Sboald it be. the opinion of the public that such an applioation of the fonds was desirable, be should be happy to receive boatel ' hatioas to form a special feed for the amiss oat of that object. A gentleman of Leipaic has been commissioned by the Aoctlimatisatioe Society of Melbourse, Australis, to mead out to Victoria as ninny German sparrows as he me procure.