The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-23 00:00:00

• • / - • •-• ( • • , •. • • t NEWSPA PER 40. .„04 41J t . ,• ~ • , 64 • . . SSall.dXll _ . A -"Widg LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1863. No. 5,211.) [Stamped, Id. AdditiosaL] CTWOPV6 CALCUTTA direct, the maipifioeut, new ail: WIDUSA. A I 1.1 to NS Vas twister, SAY purr, Nemmader A ID to MORN. JObA AU= Si..); li. t the Nest ladle Dacha This beautiful Feral, kilt ht 1I asseseely for the trade, has splendid sable aseeauteedstke, sad will haquiet deepsteh.—Yor tseightz=zr a to GIILATLY HAIL[ ZY. sad SEWELL, IR, BOMBAY Duvet (adder engagement with H. K Caned] for India), the we&loseen Li verpost bras bah ship SABAH SANDS. 1,11 4 bone A 1 iS 'ISM In On Wets pool bre ship book. JOHN GILLIS& fiemoseeiter, oweedby Ur. Ildword Bete., of Liverpool . Whig In lb. loission Deats.-143e freight epWg to L IDS! se& PAID, le, Mg Wellassotreet ; or is 611H.LATLY, HABITS, and WiM.L. sr, Lesdenbell. street. 11-e. SYDNEY Direct (under en trot te KM. Comabottoms), WI 4ey Ugh /Iv, Übe strr e eeet loodon-ovnied dipper ehip ITFILI, I. W. my& =ander lying t 3 the Lit leak Dacha nil hue woes& las rondo Dose very rapid purges. sad prewato good opportunity to shippers requiring despitek—Per MAO= ye seedy to OULATLY, LANKLY, and SZWILL. 17, hellotreet, LC. PORT PHILLIP Direct (to nil punatnally on the Oa el May, last shipping day UM). lite Dundee built clipper Alp BENGAL. AI. ue taa• reideter. H P. Bliti; KELL, Commander loading to the Hest India Dacha Hee splendid cabin occommataloo, and bas her Ens lines is ex pected to =Ake a very quick ran out. —For freight er pumniam, ato onrirr sad /400111, Millter-eirast :or to GAL LMT, BARELY, and SIWILL, Id, Leaden alLetreet. MURK MONEY WIORAM ind SONS' (d LINZ et mu . 5/11111 to tbelredo ea 17 19 &Bog et liffill ter twAs. dic=ship 30 . tons, TA TO ; Vise I. goo lid Ml* Mein. her accossased*. beneller all dame of pereragers ore II abs will zust.=oz.vriarz.-....-ra.' %Tory= f ree r fins of wail, ordvered freer Paddington to Ilret rises tee sreart ele. feria. and second dare for elm farm BPDCIAL NOTICI iiNUNOOL, NNW TOM SNIP AND PIM _ _ _ CONtANY. Wiwi owl Peisetegers ere bi a *ettellg r„ ornrwied IWO time •w es y for Mew Tea, se Queeastewe tar peiewisere ea It coder. Mitt Move tees Liverpool ea irldaye: owl will mittens ir a mass ever. alienate Prides fres ileeepool, cabs 0 IS the fatalities del for puessitee and dap T. 11•17 COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK are LETZIPOOL. 111IW YAM, and ?MU -81%131.11111T 001IPANY Wend durpetehigh their tinipwwwwit (itriebtat boa hem Steiun-Shipt, edam it liseerlow* to embark perieeltire sad &vetches, ea follow MOM tiTp.POOL .Mt NEW TOIL .._ ini:Vrm7i:d77,:fis. - --- CITY ON WASELsoIoN Wedasaday„ Apell M. CITY OF 001 E. Friday, 122 . 1 . .. da CITY OF NEW YORE, W ,If t And mei, warameamg Wednesday, zed ev ery. Priddy. Caida pees=4l, sad 21 fllinlea , seeerdiaa to tbe apses sodat S galena bed ell presided* asalwiL liaseaemsr me Cle:eds. tis Baked aisiss, sad MUM Osismala. beets* 11.4 ea very adtaniagemee tonne.—Foe target fertleedela to. JAM INMAN, 2s, Water- Mee* Iberesel :at to VIM and MACEY, 1, Etna Wining'. AIM. a*3% 111%0INSRDAX end the RIM—TWICE e .11.0 WIIIIL—Wie Weekedesesitasierliew~e levoarie reeemeeteme. stemma, Omit W. seam ft. el. meet ma Needge Weene-wiert, Wiiiiiii, cosy 11aAtue 11= Nsithe eid reined.. boo leilied . l ine flTia NINO, ft s AI We., awl Ite. seerl imo A. afte t sF t 1 ea e. ? jd ei ' =i7 Pries.Verrae tmel • lea venni "In g imeeleulli aweet mei twine d/INNEVISI Oa sere.-, VW lame Mee le lie leisiee lesiMb Wei bile. M Elaivi Cam W.. or to WIS. GIA A RZ MUMS. 11. Pisiieee. IC. T HZ ORIAT RASTRILIf RAILWAY must 110171,-AND , AMALI WE SEM VIIMMILMICI STOCK. Tie Omit allillill is .iiireel to resolve AITLIOATIORB Ser ett a S =glair* et the abet* MOE. We ft a Seed yroewendel Intend et el par eat em intend eamberose tom the alio et yerome.—/, eolicas to be Proda , dam paessaals or by Ir to h e J. IL . lecretery. li Vellrospha Itesisar, Apell, MIL sT. JAMaa' HOT IL Ifstsfay-eloosi, Neesdllly). P&Tr a r er n be OPIXID is Ur MU° an BATIIRDAT. Mfr of Nov nizt.—Minsser, M. Fraseakini. DellßV order, G. T. OLDSTRLD, Poostliary. Ina APO. PACROGWEITRW% C••••ras, Nw•Ovel, TASSOVON &C. Bra vieNs will SaiLle by AUCTION, at b Grid loom. 18. Kligotreet. Cooattipuden. M. ai luelf-past if yOmdieely. • oszfaty of 4•llssagm. siselellfel sail ocessaolflem. bilkika, ids fa oft, )sonfikey. fasu••• =a orsie a lm, AM ifig et masediamoss• artides.— O view, pe lot• tarn 2V11718 k SON.—Wipe and Spirit Merebsortn. Its end COLONIAL OPLILITIL-1118.ens ma &WI eft it qualityl and simestn. lie.. la. 44. per &InMilky, superior highland. Ids.. Mu ; link &taper gel ks, cad JeMesies superior, 13s. Id., lin; vary choice, 17s. Sesta let. ed. British bess4l. 164. per Millen. aneirdlels, Ils. dd. Stevens and non shoo keep Schiedam lisilmels, lye psr yam, and era par imam ere. Goods &- Mend Use mails Iva mike. Telma essle.-711. Illiumenst•- .._ ---- WKITIPS OKIKIIITAL PICKLE, C AP! WIRT or IiVLLIGATAMIT Olea Parks, sad V azanes, wiz be obtained fro= all awe 'mid I.lmOir at @OM sal SLACIEVIELL, I.= to . the quima. llobsairrob, WATEXRSTON aad Baocumws GOLD MUNI smy aim Immimam, ma mmairmamm mam,mid las warlomaddp a wbobssb sessalsobassse saiass. ma old la lbs Gleba gesrudesb sad rsparelassd at Sbs ptios domed "Ranh lbs Kw math par Oda asir s aasest carat TY dasasss et Os /DY E a~dltrta Jur Iladdeb" --Ilaiduradas. Idsdadsatory, Ka 1S Iliarlslasalaspb Osvasigardea, W.O . lathes. Winabs al samba sad lowlier, ter la tads. nds astalabbsait b lbw* at ala Ibs 1111401ng• lad 0 Illibilsrp se 1 &AWL GREAT SALE of KiD• GLOVE S aSLLiQ wad mars row rialtos 190. ZlOlNT anuter. UMW lad Clastleassies best Paris lid. Glom, one "law sold at !a. 9d. 3,900 DOZltir rimi,"-thizs CA YEW 11.111CRIIMEOP9 aS ostattsird isami cot. CIENTLIKINT DRBSEL-41AMILTON and L 111,1021, Wee& Wens Yr loblib that Wee WZW 000 Del we sow reedy. end swim& imweele we koWe fee le =iales a whet 11011111 k of exeresole a& lima for We. The a* et interim' sod pellepee Ant eause&be eseelled. & 1016 orroorni laWrii-lIALL SPECTACLBB, improved by. and aor, wilt most aertebV preemie Ile Mehl Vetter mind M made. Steel, with apish or peblitee, lea.; M with steal. wi to lam °old and Slime Spearing awl ImeMlemes variety, at equally low prima Harrill Prospret Otees. lte. Mt met hie. TIM RAMS aM SON, Opticians to the Be* Seralb. opposite the British Mumma Gates, London. listelgielsed 17110. Oastioe.—lto limonite employed. almost every Family , by alt Outtittern, U n ie l L . 4.—BOXIM PIiRML/ MIT MAIMING XXX (the MOW r raddras no pvithardkq and ill brfar the beat Itsit wrath. on linen, &a It mama aa indlapatabie means id Mina) he Swift Indociathe, every variety of wombs = l go be of moat' medicine th•doni, the United X ; and at 28, laminae, Wed Wald, My, without s address on each kid the Mit set wade. Prim le. per WU& AFLINN 111•1144 RAUB, gm Beard, Whiskers, re lirdwidon re serliel b there of sowirxris NACMIBAIIII. Ms Wear% sad Pellucid aocoer = iu l i g i rap l ide li t ".". kr i tte gm ristorlat, and bona n tt . V :misd Or Irwin . It prevent. Mr falling di co tsar VW. sirdOrtew week bar, error 11 from seaff rid iforadit ad miss ft boturhilly Wt viable, moddiarr. Pee ddidna It fa ofordsity nocrwriled, as anslint Ur Weis at • ltruliell head al bar. in di car Ms It Wk. displays 1 Jet a wrablo tradio, and haa .u.. 11.: an sitablired favourite la ladta. Palo s b. ad., 71., Ur wool to four wall, and 21.. =Ws. Sold et 20, li art Dyck ...data sad par -ask Ist itortande Idacewodll. ANIIVII4 FAILING, ItZMEDY. , Dr. SCOTTS BILIOUS awl LTV/A Mill WHOM VW& eel wo lierearlel loicoadiaot. boo Oa 100 at Da Scott. aral le bead Iseelleable sear boa WWie sad Saar ecoo Mete, lailastlee, le trIK er whoa ame, etatlasee, Marinate et the Whim /ftelliblloeleanont,emelmlAspartaamellitaa, Sal al ereila al the blastl, Orgr ore Ash omeilied IWO la hek Yr.r.denoOlbft f rdera Ober srM Ill a k iNka. S, -CMS, ead lrr Mot la. 114. aad fa hi. son le ea toe Dr. Law 7fo ossalse ere • squire Ilstsa Meow rite leasberT emilreved ea the Amp. TURIN. Aran it. MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S READINGS Ranoierasaare" Room —T/ITS EVRRING (Thar o adaa RPIR tag /4 CHARLES DICIIINS will IRA r o ggua tbi yucTir r y r at Ar ic SQ: a fgßtd SCHOOL. and St“ baaltatatis In. at Mown, Magoon and Hairs. 19S, Noose 11114 Xiamen ?etas sad Saes, IS and 14. Royal l= 1 .ad.'s seas, JasseinJull: sod at Pane once, Haaourdiaare Roman TIFOXAR HURLS ND, Bactoiary. Third idiUm, fooling. any Oa, • MOLISE REPORMATICO." r E IraWKIN CLAIM MAIIMIONW, MLA, Clio:allot at Lincoln, andiatatar at Ormsby. Landon t Parton OR and lainfa, waist area& BT TBI Atrrsos or “ /tumor IN ootrwav FRIENDS •in 00IINCIL A New Betts Two Volumes, pest Ilro TRIMS in COUNCIL MA Salm. New Union. Two Volumes COMPANIONS MY OMIT= WM Idltlon ft ad. MAIM in the INTIRVALS of BUSINTAL Sa moa Ideedwa, Od. ORGANISATION is DAILY LITZ an WAY, IL OULITA WM,: a Tragedy, b. Landau : Tuber, Sea, and Doom West Strand, • lath whit aimed *Me, la. °Nth ir e la Th=7 : R t• of CONSUMPTION. ib , 7. H *knives, D., P.E.c.r.. LW Selmer Physician to . tlaa 14mor ........... 1•y ter Lamm at Ur Clark =Mow Ma offer atmajaml more *melody' avagaspioat dt oaraMlll7 ot .. a Masa Um it has in =l= it a g k a= irk if ▪ . . • : 011. Timgegipwo iiisinwant ilonnests smatosaus.) .11131 POLISH ,INSUR.R.IGTION. • 'inmate, emir, 22. Count Siegmund Wieloicklaki beg bees reirgellted tb send in his resignation, sr is reported, on se °Dune of the ohalkmge he gent to Prince Napoleon. It is rumoured in official quarters that the elder Count WislOpelski has requested lean to resign his post, owing to a disagreement with General Bee& °OSTROW°, APRIL 21. Ersento. The Riumia' n General Waldenses has arrived here. The college of Pleschen has not been closed, but the students have been expelled. The frontier continua to be most strictly guarded, neither passengers nor goods being permitted to pus. C)LACOW, Ana 23. The insurgents under LeJewel here defeated a Itusaian corps consisting of 600 infantry and LOU cavahy, who retreated to Janow. THE POLISH QUESTION. TURIN, Ann 22, Evzsnio. His asserted that a note has been received here from the French government inviting Italy to join diplomatic action with the three Great Powen on the Polk& question. AUSTRIA. VIENNA. Arm 21, Slam. The General Correspondenz of to-day states that the Prench occupying Viterbo are to be replaced towards the middle of May by Papal &naves. The Vienna papers of this evening publish the following telegram : TREBIONE, Aram 11. A hand of about 400 Munn'men demolished the Greek @shoot at this place to-day, by which several children have lest their lives. The militia were obliged to interfere. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Arm 22. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, during the debate upon the bill respecting minis terial responsibility, Herr von Bismark declared that the present was not a fitting time for the con. sidaution of this measure. The preliminary con dition requisite for such a bill would be that the constitution should offer a clear and complete bean. The government did not consider that such a pre liminary condition now existed, at a time when there were material differences of opinion between the Crown and tin Chamber, upon the bearing of important portions of the constitution. The go vernment was therefore unable to sanction the bill. Notwithstanding the declaration of the President of the Council, there is no doubt that the Chamber will peas the bill. _ DENMARK. OPENING OF TUE RIGSRA AD. COPENHAGEN, APRIL as The Rigeraad (Legislative Assembly for Den mark.Schleswig) was opened in this capital to-day by the President of the Conned reading the speech from the throne. The speech advated .to the marriage of her Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra, and the marks of attachment and joy which that auspicious event had called forth among loyal subjects. His Majesty expected that the Rigaraad would vote her ' Royal Highness a dowry. The speech next stated that the royal procla mation of the 30th March bad enoonutered opposition from the great powers of Germany, but that the government of the King would not allow itself to be led astray by that circumstance from the intentions it bad expressed. The bills about to be laid before the Rigsraad, concerned Denmark-Schleswig, and not Holstein, except in cases where the contrary was distinctly stated. The speech further notified that a new Customs Bill was about to be submitted to the Rigsraad, and in case of its passing, would also be laid before the Holstein Diet. RECOGNITION OF THE ITALIAN KINGDOM BY THE GRAND DITCHY OF BADEN. GARLSRUHZ, Anal. 22. The Italian government has made overtures to the Grand Duke of Baden for the recognition of the kingdom of Italy. The government of the Grand Duke at once acquainted its agents in foreign countries with ita intention to recognise the Italian kingdom, and especially communicated that intention to Austria, at the same time explaining its motives for so doing. ITALY. At the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies to day, the President of the Council announced that the King had accepted the resignation of the Mar quis di Negro as Minister of the Marine, and had nominated General Cum his suoceesor. THE SULTAN AND THE OTTOMAN RAILWAY. EMERY& loam 21, Ilwilflllo. The Sulta.o has turned the first sod of the works - - - - extending the Ottoman Railway. T I His Majesty returned this evening by train to arnooßATrys raavnne issing os. nose selewthlearly premed sad nest pointrielveleb. =DYED& hive mad a letredeced ; reeteree tent& worm& aewilles - the eseeelless, ea the theme* et elle pelmet heel& ile• glt Is • ipeslis ter &SW eta bletle. mg tree Ns sae. A paragraph in the Preen states that young o...TrZl i tr wa mon i ttries wad itraga do". Radom wee received by **yaps with the other twirls of Se• Watts . 1.... r .arr. kr Ss ; i t s =" l6 4 G o l tr a * du g= 7:eistki4t°iMmbethe ta rt gems Messrs ilweeewetss WAL sod 11S, lastewhaskeek LC., his mhoolfsliows some maw le Pies lE. RIOORD'II ISBENOI d LUIS MOWS" amaissi Ss as awl serlilliera gods Lilac i. Imesidlle. ns IMMO 1111• piesessia. wassessey.-11•14 la err. will fun taiga erg se Da. or taw kr Ne., pow ea isislind immitlishata 1111.111. Ok. ffiß flY.Ksoar Tmelirlar. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nod OVR OWZ PARIS, WIDNISDAT $1731110. I have never seen a sore unfortunately worded warning than that which DE de Persigny has thought fit to administer to-day to the Journal des De'bats. He places in juxtaposition the oath im posed upon all candidates fur the legislature, and M. Prevost Paradol's interpretation of it. The Sat of this oath is :—".I swear obedience to the ecastitution and fidelity to the Emperor." K Paradol argued that citizens who think they ought not to be prevented by this oath from endeavouring as public men to ameliorate the institutions of their country might conscientiously oonstrue it as imposing no other duty "than not to enter into the doubtful and obscure paths of conspiracies, and to observe respect for the laws recommended by morality to all good 'citizens:" Thereupon Kde Persigny warns the journal on the ground that it "lads tY deceive the public mind oa tke bearing aaelessza aca.sehfish fourna.amabselata bee* et honour beteeet hfm *lieu Ova sad who readies, 'between the Emperor and the candidate." It is especially indiscreet ick ,the minister of Napo/eon 111. to provoke inquiries about the precise meaning and binding of loney of a political oath. In common predesee, ha of all men should Jests the largest latitude of interpreta tion to a " legal" text, and should say nothing about "honour." The present oath was conceived and born of the breach of another. What is the official defence of that tremendous perjury which was committed on Deo. 2, 1851, the world is yet to learn. I have been on the daily look out fort e apology ever since ; but, exptekuts apeetari, 1 ha a never seen a word. Neither Cassava*, nor Gu ronnihre, nor Limayrac,nor any of the most devo:t soldiers of the present dynasty, have ever vertu to grapple with that debate subject. There cap be no other defamer bat expediency. The public interest, the partisan' of the coup d'ilat may say, required that the oath taken by the President of the Republic to be faithful to the Republic and not to dissolve the National Assembly, should be broken. He destroyed the Republic and dissolved the. assembly. His minister now argues thit another oath, the power to impose which dates from the supremacy obteined ly the breach of the formet, is so textually seared that any nitioeination shoat its meaning is seditious ; and he esekato impose the narrowest oonstrnotion of it upon the great Franck nation for all time. It is boasted that the imperial constitution is " perfectible "—,-i.e., susceptible af change ; but how is it ever to be amended if the representatives of the people, whose business it to watch and criticise its daily working, are to perpetually chosen front the ranks alone of s ae - vile admirers l In strict logic, all political oat are anomalous under a governMent based on univo cal suffrage. The sovereign rights of the people as sovereign now as they were in 1851. It is cl not wise in the executive to strain the cord tight, and force upon the liberal party the con • - tion which it is frYing to escape, that liberW sever again be established in France except by . rebellion. . The Corpa Legislatif yesterday voted unani mously the bill for amending the law relating to societies en cow - ` , --that is to say, partnerships in which thor who furnish Aire are sleeping partners, who a proportion of capital. It hae been complained et late that the severity of the law relating to swill partnerships checked enterprise. A single act sf management (gsetion) made the cosimandite partial* liable to the full extent of hie fortune. The objeet of the change in the law is to make such a partn4r liable only for the consequences of the particular act of management which may be proved agaiwit bim, or in awe of s series of acts of management, then to the fullest possible extent, or to some limited extent, according to the nature of 'lissom as estimated by a court of justice in its discretion. M. Ern* 011ivier thought the present state of the law unob jectionable, and looked with suspicion upon an extension of the immunities of commantlife &nolo ties ; but he did not support his opposition by' vote, and the bill, as above stated, passed nem. cots. My attention has been called to a decision of I, French law court, affecting English subjects, which is represented as being, and probably is! of con siderable importance to the interests of commerce under the treaty with England. The main facti, which I assume to be correct, are that an English firm, Selby and Fracklyn, having a branch house in Paris, bought through their agents in Man chester, last year, a quantity of prints of various patterns, which they imported and sold in France. Two French houses, Messrs. Chartier, Jeune, and Co., and Messrs. Lecocq and Co., purchased some of times goods, and in their warehouses four different patterns were seized at the instigation of K Hazard, a Rouen manufacturer, as being piracies of a French patent belonging to him. For the infringement of this patent Messrs. Selby and Co. have been condemned, by a decree, confirmed on appeal, to pay a fine to government of 2,000 fr. and 10,000 fr. damages to M. Hazard, the patentee. A written statement, furnished to me by an agent of the defendants, affirms that in France patented designs are deposited under seal, and no one can tell what designs are registered, except the parties themselves who deposited them. If that state ment is correct it no doubt discloses a most absurd state of the French law in the matter. A patent which only makes its existence known by the condemnation of its violator, must oer tainly be an unjustifiable institution. If there be nothing more in the ;ass, I cannot but endorse the alarming cry of my informant, that " there must be an end of the trade in fancy goods." But I think the complaint proves too much to be credible. It can hardly be that the patent law of France is a trap which no wariness eaa avoid. lam never slow to advocate redress of grievances which may afflict English subjects in France, but I cannot rapport the proposition that, because a French copyright of design may have been pirated with impunity in Manchester, there is any lesion in the commercial treaty from the fact of the owner of the design having asserted his rights in Paris. I am told that the damages usually given for an infringement of a patent in Treace are only from 500 fr. to 1,000 fr., and that the large amount in the present case (10,000 fr.) proves the French judges to be animated with a design to warn Englishmen that every effort will be made to impede their com merce with France. I have no superstitions rever ence for the French judger, but I cannot think that they have been influenced by political eon/Lidera , tions in the present instance, and, moreover, as suming them to be liable to intimidation, I do not believe the executive power is inclined to exercise a proem in the direction supposed. The lugs in terests, involved will no doubt lead to a searching investigation of the now alleged grievance, and if the French law be really as bad as represented its very absurdity east lead to a reform. lIIIBBLiN ATROCITIES. The following official reports, describing the atro cities commttted by the Russian troops at Bialassew, have been sent to the Home Minister at Warsaw : WOZT OF TIC XAMOTILLTI OF TEE 00111111111 ON BIALASZW. On the 19th (91et) of March, at 8.30 a.m., a detachment of insurgents entered Slaloms, by the road leeches foam the village of lilimamewios, through the courtyard, and seised upon the bonne en the estate. In about as hour afterwards the imperial truces is monk of than anima Boma Bring took place on both ides in the yard, and after a few shots the armed detachment retired. Bring in the midst of the firing, I could sot see whither this detachment proceeded. The Imperial troops now attacked the house with a hailstorm of sholi I, a quiet Inhabitant, being in the house at the time. At Mg* the soldims seamed, killed my daughter with two harmot state, wounded with two shots my son-in-law, who ma Irma flouralki for the holidays, sod began to So the beim the garden. Here Hires sallies oce. Mimed to firs et at from the street, although we were Imposed. The ilret—vis., the armed men Ibo had shoekod My • howis—tdoic what they wore most presologly ho and of, or, tither, lama they wens able Ito phials via& the spies of an hour. They took three bones, a brinks, end a labourer maned Martin Oswalt*, sheet II gallows of bawdy, aid 30 trawls of bay. The hamlet troops, after killing four Maur pats, whom we buried, murdering my daughter, sad wounding my soo-in-Iww, killed six servants of the home hold—via., Francis Shashi, Victor liesdasaewsld, John Bar loomed, John Holing* Frederick Kobylinaki, eVabourer , and John ILLItg, an ofd •nrs, num aged Off, sod a Pranks sub- I pot. The above Woes fi st castrated, aid the. twice stabbed with harmed.. They also wounded mortally Gott lieb &kat, a smith, a Prussian subject, and Joseph Mar, a farm labourer. They oat fireto the emit moat, and to the stables, with the cattle, homes, and ,bibles ; they knocked the locks off chests end cupboards. stole the clothing. hoes, and money, and broke the glass, such as mirrors, In. They took with them the copper kitchen intensils, and finally broke into the office, took the official seals, and destroyed the registers of the pouelattoo. _ . awmEssia, filogiolosto of tm Oonsomoo of Bislosoow, is tLa district atAagootowo. March 21 (April 2). . 111NOILANDON ON TON MOWN IT TEI arm 00VEI1OS - or - Atraosvown. These are the het . frees this government, and in notifying the wan he lite minister, I Mintuie to request that the proper stage 4V,l► lid= with keit, to obtaining satisfaction for Y. Swidenki, landowner and communal magistrate, who has been so grievously il•treited, and also to obviating for the future as much as possible similar out rages on the part of the troops, for snob conduct causes ems those who wish to reclaim quiet to prefer to join the hour. gents rather thaa to be expomd to rub treatment. KOSTTIOWSLI. Governor. Staudt 315 (April n.. AMERICAN czariricA - r.ss TO BRITISH SHIPS. The following correspondence has passed be tween the owners et the irtemeleidp flos Queen, now wait. Mg to mil for Maharanis, sent. Adams, the Ileitod ileitis minister in Lando,. " Orapseasoort, Candull, LC., April 11. " Mr,—Eaterring to your letter to Mr. Gnuriey, which yea state it is not the wish of the United States govern town to subject honest traders to army ioconvenietese, and' ha the hat that yea bawl tees* sweahed a meanie to the moral officer in ennegend &the United Stases g is favour' of a vessel proceeding to Matazanraa,rr k uld napectfally ask you to give me • similar certificate la favour of the eteassehip Sea Quasi, which vowel is about proceeding to Matamoros with a cargo of merchaoSim To satisfy you that the venture is perfectly legitimate I am prepared to wash to you the 1011111ifeat of the cargo, I all the documents l!sdynes thesisr under which the rhip preemie as the verge and back, and to wait upon pm for the purpose of alfenUeg you any further information or explanations you ens desire. Not walling to withhold anything, I think it h as well to see. tion that theflea queen was formerly called the Lloyd's, and that, when @adios; under that Mart, she successfully ran the blockade into and oat of Charleston ; but this circumstance reap* of scone, sleet the present voyage or the present owners, she having ahaaged ownership shies that occasion. To satisfy you that the versed is intended, bond fide, to proceed to and return from Matamoros, I should be quite will' that say person you may think per to appoint should proceed to Matamoros, in the vessel, at my expeose. In making this application, I trust you will rest mound that I am inflamed by no other eoseideration than a desire to afford you the opportuoity of averting a repetition of the imp with the Peterhoff. As the steamer is lying at rarinl d ith ready to sail I beg the favour of as early reply.— I have the honour to be, sir, your most thediesk Josses Brims, of Pile, Spawn, sad Co. "To tie Hon. Charles Y. Adams, Envoy Extraordiaary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States of America." " Legation of the United States, London, April 22. "Sir,—l have to acknowledge the receptiou of your vote dated yesterday. I regret to nominee that you labour wider • mismaception of the course taken by me heretofore. It must be obvious to you that I have uo authority to exercise say discrimisation is regard either to the veseela or the voyage, of her Majesty's subjects. Wheel they ere gamed in legal undertakings, they have a right to rely upon the protection of her government, and they will undoubtedly obtain it. When it is otherwise, of course they would not expect it from her, or auk it from a representative of the United Stair/L-1 am, air, your obedient servant, " Ca As.= Fakscis ADAma" THE CAPTURE OP THE DOLPHIN. LIVERPOOL, WEDNISDAY. We have the very beet authority for stating that when the paddleeksanter Dolphin left thin port. some months since, for Hausa, i.e., Charleston, she had one of the finest contraband cargoes on board of any ship, with the eieeptioe of the Georgians, that ever left the Mersey. Marrs. Grazebrook, w►o @hectored the venal, had a good deal of " stuff " on board ; but it was in a bettor medal= than that which they shipped in the unfortunate Nicola{ First (WWI captured), and would, had it reached a southern pod, have brought a much higher price than the "old muskets." Am for Captain Et. H. Biotite, who com mended the Dolphin (and who, but a few months ago, was caught running the blockade in the Sootui, belonging to Leach, Harrison, and Forward of this town), there is bat one opinion. He declared when be left the Mersey that he would either ran the blockade this time or mink," allud ing, of course, to his other failures in aeraping the vigilance of the blockaders. Am he fulfilled neither the one pledge nor the other, it is bed natural that Hamm Gram brook cud Captain Eastern should be chagrined at their mutual misadventure. . As a statement has appeared in one or two papers to the effect that governmeot had no conclueive evidence of the Alexandra being intended for the Confederate go• veroment," we lave made inquiries, and now And that there is no look of proof that the Alexandra wee intended for the Confederates, and that the government, so for from relinquishing the prosecution of the builders and owners, an determined to carry out the inquiry.—ifasciturer Ex. &wiser. THZ FIDIWAL Lout.—Among the passeogere by the bomeward-bound Ouaerd slimmer As was the Hoa. H. Clay, who is as his waar i l i tuarat to resume hie as post ambassador at St. Paten . Among them who leaded at Queenstown was the Hoe. r. Walker, formerly , • secretary of the United States Treasury. It wm stated oa board that hu missies is to negotiate • Federal loan in Great Britain and Frame. Mr. Walker proceeded by spe cial train aid Holyhead.— Cork Szaminer. MILTING or THI lINIMIILOYIED Pooit or Nor yuceskr.—On Tuesday eveniog • meetiog of the lament., PioYad poor of Nottingham was held in the Oust Market- I square, for the wpm@ of hearing • deputation appointed at a previews meting ta wait opal the poor law guudiens sod repressed the neasseity of steps beiog taken to rehire the mistime distress. The speeches delivered, with oaa exmptioe, were of • tempsystechameter. It wee stated that the hoard of gaerdiaue had received the derwhatios le a kindly maser, sad they had less said thin say nos who was in distress should apply to the relieving Aker, end hie Winded ore would be & to. One of the speakers rid that in • time of great depressiou at Ids native place is Lelcso- treelike some of the people went to • geatleman gamed I Noel, who was steward to Lady Byron, the widow of the celebrated poet, sad be Quartered theta cm the farmers. tea to each, saying, " You roust give these arm work at Me. a bead.° He thought this wee an example worthy of h buries by the geatlaine• of Nottingham. The mmtlag repented is an ardeely user. ADDRZEIEES TO THE PRINCE AND PRIN cm or WALES. MUSIC. MUSICAL SOCIETY 01 LONDON. . . . . . . The Prime sad Prisons d Watts, atteacled * the Hee. Yrs. &near and Captain Grey, arrived at 11nriborough Renee, at 20 minutes ,past 11 o'clock yeeterday mask* from Window Castle. Their Royal Higtusseses received addresses of ceingatuln. Mee upon their taserMge is the afternoon. The Lord Mayer and °melioration of tlat City et London enfold at one Oslo*, sad having sesesabled in the Gonad Hal wen congeated to the aloes, where the Pekes runt Primers of Waist, attended by the lodise &Ovation's el their hoeseheld, received the address. Royal laglusess returned a graciotu answer. The Recorder read the &arms of congratulation to the `Prlncem of *else. Her Royal Menne, pre a traria% reply. The third orchestral concert of this society took place yesterday seeming A St Jamorlall. The pea yams of the pedals eac• was as bilevalt • nit L Da •.) INAJAIL . Yte v cit. " ear s 's eleiteatil Dd ARS," • SAO: machos, Banton- concerto (Vio li n) us t it e. lir. Canada" Mass Dort, "Now for Min I lbv•d" . (.7essaada), Madams beadansdherrlagisa sad Madams Balaton- Dolby Moon Ovarian (Meludin) , _ Mendelsohn. PARS IL Symphony, No. 1. In • major (Op._ll, aria "'oar 6e moo eamse (Le PM am Clara 6, Madmao Lesnmemahorrimpan Herold. Overture (Prodoes) The mover and 'seceder of the addrees in 11110 k cams were Presented lay the Lord Meyer. The mares. from the University of Oxford was received at three o'clock. The Earl of Derby arrived in his gold em broidered robe ea Cluithellor, and wore the ensigns of the most noble order of the Garter. The noble earl and the members of the Untwersity thee Inhered to the presence of the Prince of Weiss is the ethos. Thn oddment At Ns 'Mose of Wale use read I* the Right Alips,SmEarl erf Deady. Cthethiller of the Lieber sib,.. The Thiaisarabit,_ Ma,. Dr. iightiloi. Radar of Exeter OA" ; and the Praetors, Rev. W. Chambers, A:., Felloiof Worcester, end Rev. G. W. Kitelith ILA., of Christ Church, had the honour of beteg presented to his Royal Rieman. The adder= wee 'blinded by the Bight Roe. Wifhm E. Oiadslone and Sir William Reathooth Dart., members for the Ileiversity, end by the Right Ron. J. W. Reeky, and divan other distieguished members of the University. The Public Crater. Rev. It. Michell (Lincoln), end the Registrar, Edward Bowden, D.C.L., attended is their official capacity. The Mime of Wales returned a redone answer I. the addrene L this pinpsimme, it will be theinod, time van no eymphenyloy eny el the grist menthol nompoeses ; bin in eompenetion, there woe in the tint pine Bsetharnali emu tun to Leonora (the third whin); be wrote ler his only north • work which in Me imp amnion and pen&ser el style approachee to the ineinitode of • symphony; the mend pinspabere wee Moline's violin onsorto ; thirdly, this. IrM tbe symphony el IL Wan. _ . It is about uattootoary to odd that the hail was crowded So the dom. for this Et always the aro at the toatorta of the XI/kW fleasky d Lobar& aorAL ASYLUM OP sr. AM3PBSOOISTY. List evening die anniversary festival of this iseittelios wee esiebenied at the Leman Taves, Bishops• seloseitlea, raw the presidency el Um listquis et Baissot.„ supported by Lord Gordon, Sir Pear Van Lawn Pale. Bart., Rey. Biz E. 3 Jotholl, Boot., Sir Reboot eydney. Caplaia pa , R.N., Dr. Lowry, 101 Akteedsw. °Wain Judge, Dr. Ahlia, Raw. Mena Nadmais, Has. Mamas Huge, LA., Rey. Joseph Rem, ILA., Bev. N. W. Laotian, Y.A., R. lialswell. Pal., Bev. Mules Wish, LA.. ke. no guests anisibmed is .B nearly 150 geattemen ; end the general amenenemats were soak as ham &IMP ditinganhed the annimmary meelings el this seeissy. The result al te. Noble marquis's spewed was that a indi. minptione lit wea snsonmed anseunting to needy lAN. A 101/150f04111 deputation from Cambridge Univenity in 1101141110111441110 were cooducted to the Promo and Prince of Wake. The DEZlVAorsxis ` read the address to fits Priam. His Royal Highness returned • paricess &sewer. The Vies-Chasseihr reed the address of ompat elation from thp University to the Prisms of Wales. for Royal Higbee= pis her reply. A Bible sad Prayer-book, elaborately and beautifully booed, WON presented to the Priam (attar the addrem), Mid were brought by Mr. C. J. Clay, W A.. of Trinity College, the University printer. • dligeatilles from Ediabargit was introduced, coediting d We EWA Hoe. the Loa Provost of Edinburgh, Robed Jolissers, Esq., theme E. Roma% Esq., Alemoder Ambles Ing.,Joits Boyd, !eq., and Adam llosamin, Eaq., magi& motes at Edinburgh ; John Cox, Esq., Couvesor of the Tads' • of Edinburgh ; Almander Sill, Esq., Owego Robertson. Err., William Skinner, Esq., rennallors 'of &diehard' ; James D. Ilmwiek, city clerk of Edinburgh ; sad H. Gahm' Leuraen. The City Clock read the oregratidatori addresses to their royal Ingham's'. The Priam of Walla Warned a gracious answer. The Primes of Wiles gave a gracious reply. The dePdatioa from the corporation of the pity of Dah lia was °Deducted to Um Prima. The Lord Mayes read Abe oongratidatery address was illtiminnied on Millum) to the Prinos of woo, then presented it to his royal highasaL The Priam returned a grade" answer. ; A dtPiltatiOo from the (lewd Ammo* of the Chu:abet Scotland was juin:duped to their royal highalsom. deputation was headed by Lord 13elhavna, sad mosisted of Dr. ltimet, Moderator of the Gessral Amiably of the Cbunds of Sootipd, the Bev. Dr. Cook, Sir cheep Omni Bettis, Bari, dr; leans Ddrympis lilphlastese, biat , &P., Joie Tait, Seq., and Campbell Salutes, P. 4, ehlem _ _ About ball-past nipijecloolt. lust . iiot, * fire, attended with grist deshipeace of ' pta erlpi, brae ant on the extensive priming of- 11r. le - u. - bookbladva. Bed i:a n sticai boa-court, Fleet-street. ' was of=dwt exteediitg from lied ' dime workmen tat a work at ' dock at whieb limo wig thin •14 4, 4 10 d Partut l 7 . f After that= mastoids cm the batik ndbs et vi e observed alight •of as we** in tht t ep week room, and feel* eimviseeft. 4* had out, at_cros gave the alarm, end the slignier were sent for. Same their arrival, however, the ire bad obtaieeda muspletiritold of the minim, which Were filled from top to baiter& with paper, and in lea than half an hour the whale build* was ewe mos. of Mids. which the cremes ware lin able to extinguish unlit it, with the whole al its valuable casket* were reduced to a hew of ruins. A sewer ig I. mares of wiestructioe in' lied Lim-court, the holies in which ere shored up by krge Umbra, want of which caught his, and it was with greet difficulty the flames were prevented from attacking she remainder of the honed in the aunt A portion of Aederten's Hotel, situate in 'swourt, was severely damaged both by in and .' About 10 o'clock, when the fire oa Mr. HT had nearly exhausted itself, node, wail van . the homes that the premiss. No. 10, • court, Fleetetrest, sheeted between two and three wads to the eastward of Johnson's-court, sod occurs illophbllloiain Alms el the British reisederd Ind We illowslialculec had &mitt fga. TM fireirsen at marinaded to the plies sad India' no one ea the premiss* and tbae thew was evidently a fire ref/log . ln the beck mom as the hest her, at as. kola epee the' bustled'', sad en gain upstairs found upwards at 40 eranse . l i s is *blast in the back Tooth, and the dames rapidly tbeir Wet oil the stains.* The eloginier were beaught tato plg, sad handl, isemededin slopping the fisting power the timoth of the Ire. frost If It of as imposed the pape i: limmett' lied beerAeldl i t y maks a had lilies down the &haw. The Are am Mr. Yuescht's premier I supposed to have originated from a spa boon one of the workinee's lights having fallen insosarst the paper sir ving% where it had been mouldering, for some tiros. The loss of propaty is very large. The address of oougratulation was reed to their royal highnesses, and a gracious answer returned. A deputation of the body of presbyteries' ministers in and neer the cities of London and Westminster was inhered to the 'slow'. The address of congratulation to the Priam of Wales was read by the BIT. J. Martineau. The congratat. leery address to the Primer of Wales weaned by the Re►. Thomas Madge. Dr. Sadler mad the Rev. R. Brook Aspland were presented. The deputation also comprised Rev. Dr. Cromwell, Rev. T. L. Marshall, Rev. Robert Spears, Rev. Henry Swains, Rev. Jeffery Worthington, Rev. William James, Ray. M. Enfield Dowers, Rev. J. Penton Ham, Rev. John James Taylor, Rev. William PorMer, Rev. Henry Jerson, Rev. L. Lewis, and the Rev. Robert C. Jones. Gracious replies were returned by their royal highnesses,. The Prince of Wales was attended by the Earl of Mount Edgecumbe, Lord in Waiting; Lieutenant-General Keay's, Comptroller and Treasurer • the Hoe. Robert H. Meade, Groom is Waiting ; Captaia Grey, Equerry in Waiting: and Mr. Herbert Fisher. Private Secretary. The Prima of Wales was attended at the reception by Lord Harris, Chamberlain, Counter d. Grey, Lady in WA. fig, and the Has. Mn. Stowe, Bedchamber Woman in W The Prince and Princess of Wales visited South Reusing• ton Museum yesterday aftereooe. LATEST PARTICIILLIII! ... ANp OFFICIAL REPORT. (THIS DAY.) This extensive fire was not Vitally extinguished until as advanced boar this day, sad it we. this found that the property destroyed was far greater than was at Seat eatioipated, for the number of shade welting to be baud wia sad sesiody a sinee week baa escaped. nvarwlf espy of the report as forsishiel by blz. Fogs, the chief Ulcer of the 13 distriot : No. 1, 'asset, Flsebstreet, Mr. J. Hewett, bookbindiw building. four storeys, 50 feet by 20 het, burned and' fallen down ; contents insured is the Hantbin. Head Firrodles ; building supposed in the West of England calf ; The die wee extinguisiesd by firemen and 84 hired with four steam lend engines in by Shand and 1 1 1 11= oes by Merry weather and Sons (private), and the usual menusl power imagines of the brigade. No. 11 ditto, Yr. F. Clemow, hotel-keeper ; front severely damaged by Sr. sod contents by water and ramoved ; insiest@ bowed in the Union Fire-offio• and also the buildis lNo. • Red Lion-oxut, Mr. George Enen, *Mar. —ale flooring, and jointing burned, end oestents is frost MOM awoad-Boor iaNwed by water sad removal; insured ia the Pliceeix-odee. _ Na 14, lfr. W. Beaver, wood engraver ; No. 12, Ur. W. Wellman, advertiAng agent, and No. 13.—Proeteseriodaly damaged by fin and water ; insursnes unknown. No. 167, Plestodreet, Messrs. A. Jenkins and oa, °arum and gilder.—Back fronts 'combed, skylights broken, and °admits iu wareboneas serious damaged by water and breakage. Contents not insure d; bulking in the Had in Hand Fire-office. No. 163, R. Brookes, sinew. —Building similarly da maged, and also the ountouta. Uninsured. No. 169, the Record Newspsper•offioe. —Back fronts scorched and contests damaged by water. Insurance Sot ' known. No. 10, Bolt-mut, Fleetetrest ; the British Standard office. Beck room first floor and contents severely damaged by tire, cause of the, sparks (allies from the premises of Mr. Knevett down the chummy ; ism awe unknown. The mains of the New River Company were drawn with out lees of time, Mr. Poole, the district foreman, being on the spot at the time, so that pleety of water could be obtained ' 1 to feed all the engines, both manual and steam. TIM ROYAL WIZ/DENG Pneristrea-Me under- Mead that it will be neemary that the jewel, now exhi bited should be removed shortly for the Priseem of Walsers personal use, but that her royal highness has peeeizsl re sealed that the most Important of them Mbe all d returned from time to time when sot remind. Prises sad Prinoess visited the exhibition yesterday afternoon. NATIONAL COLONIAL EMIGRATION BOCIRTY,— A public meeting was held yesterday afternoon at Willis's Booms, to promote the success of the National Colonial ' Emigration bloceety. Lord Lytteltoo presided, sad was i supported by the Earl of Shaftesbury, Mr. Baxley, ILP., , Mr. C. Buxton, M.P., Rear-Admiral Denman, the Bishop I of Sydney, the Dean of Carlisle, Sir W. Farquhar, Bert., Sir D. Cooper, Bart., Captain Kennedy, Mr. H. Barnett, Mr. if. Boma, Mr. J. S. Mon, lir. L. Harper, km The meeting was numerously attended. The chairman opened the pomading■ in an elaborate speech. The secretary reed the report of the com mittee. It stated that hie Game the Duke of New. castle had promised to brim the °lipids of the society before the notice of the governors of the c olo nies The committee had placed themselves in communication with the different calomel governments, and favourable replies had bees re mired from Tasmania, Natal, and New Zealand. To the ' latter colony the committee had within the last few days chipped off several female domestic servants, under arrange ments with the government of Nelson. They bad also had an interview with the Mansioc-hone Belief Committee, and tendered an offer of their services in promoting mid directing emigration. The connection fanned with Bir- FALL OP • SHOP IN LIVERPOOL.—On Tuesday m i n t. m pre good reason to hope that an extended afternoon, as about twenty rmpfoy(es of Mesas. Hakim sad system must be organised in the large manufacturing Parker, cabinet-makers, of Churcestreet, Limped, were at tea, the flooring of the room in which they were sitting towns by OM= of branch societies. Since the formation 1 of the society numerous IMPlliaticom bd. been romlioed, fell in with a terrific crash, the whole of those moment. en from Intending migrants , but from the losurbeleser of well se tie debra of the floor, going through the one Wow funds the committee had been unable to 'Mary more than I it. As the shop is situated in me of the pnocipel to partorough • very small of the &mods upon them, and they had fares of th e teen , th e eree h we d the screams of the still Many Mall waiting for assistance. The Earl of Mattel- , injured by the accident created great consternation. ttr t a b bury thee moved- 'That emigration affords an important I a considerable tame before the ponies injured could be channel of re li ef from the distress at present existing in released from their awkward sad deogerous onetime, whoa various parts of Great Britain and Ireland, and that midi- , it was found that several were seriously injured. and use time' efforts should be made to assist those who desire to female, named Frances Lanky, sow lies at the Royal lath , emirate." Admiral Denman sexioded the resolutioa, and nasty i, , semi ....A.. cam did. s. my m _,...... _ _ _, it was carried unanimously . The meeting was afterwards deaf i. not pie n t i r- 41 - y h am, bat th•-"'esiZriaii;77o - by several gentlemen, and a resolutiou affirming i have to be pulled down. that the objects proposed by the society were entitled to I Tmn Aimin ,.......,,,;__, L __,....._ ___ , general support at home and in the mimics was carried. ! at 9.501. Th e fes r e ;4 l .'" is s l e y''''''' ..... ..7 sa °°:a r. aP i r t a id oletl in The misting terminated with the customary vote of Musks the t Mad is the Court of Exchequer :-'• No. to the &airmail. 1. Nat , s i " 1. 2 a l .. USA by officer Edward Mo Cause ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOC/NTY.—The deputation ' a t .. i ....... 8 . ir ~,...„ equipped, furnished , end „ 4. . td by the Royal Apiculture' Society to make a tour with intent te be"'";744;;iih service c.f pp1....tt1a.....! of - inspection in the north , to prepare for the society o cuing, or assuming to exercise, the powers of self-govern meetiog next year, left ballot+ yesterday by "express a for meet in and over • foreign state, colony, province, or Michelle°. It comprises Lord Ttedepr. General Hood, the ship or vessel Alexandra, of Liver pool , with her arid Mews. Btendreth Gibbs, Fisher Hobbs, Cantrell, a.,. and furniture , as she Deeies._B;.,,,,, i Sam and Pain. The candidates for the honour of the society's ..-.----"p4,,,arde, John Kiog, C. W. Be ir c i7 B. B. meeting are Dsrlingtoo, Durham, and Newcastle. Th. w mus. • 8.6.18417.17.ma1reitat held itl yet sh s : t w thi lll ese e m at Ne t wemil. . ol " amn ia Oaveraz. PASACL—Oiti Samaria Day..-WXD- IllaDaT Aram n.-Adiniseiona ee payment, 1.066 ; ditto • sexed visit to the same place, the odd, are thought to is . _ ? sy seems Mae* 716 ; total, 1,771. s ed i tio n" n tiw een n° l i t e b" bad m i:t ro eirh i* er a l " via the ing eth adeg er to U tt a sMil.. Th e xii ch ._ dv u ert omi hteni rom e m o s t.inc—Hole PILLe b. •N omanid D OINTtaI °WY doubt as regards Darlington is aa a° Ws' A gainst health dwells within the house. whatever the person's station et Ihrbe ffialiiko m sol tile asid iaM S:b° °b de lee fiC t l:n a t ia Thl iald' a•Pe a trjes bsi wir mn bovi - c a inunuta nd boalin we r powers, w maY ers. t reru . : 61 1.'4 1 7: 3 ) Y. ..0 i rem unttnex ediee l b7 a la t e htir sacet Pur s i l f m y t i rt g e ever, carefully weigh the capabilities of each. This day, and natural way. by expelling sit impurlUct. relieving all hurt. after having goes over the mend at Darlinpos. they sal accumulations, sad inducing prefect regularity or a c ti o n, la lids should give them innocent and effective medicaments a to Dorbam, •ed, haring examined the WU ad gone t . i r trh a bd.re it themselves to fall Into a chronic Ctl i ttertookos Shoot TIOMMOD to 11 . 1 forward towards .4,,,, o f ill lwath. pills and ointment may be safely used emmbld . N•w•illa- f3f, the Bth of MOT GA .I.d So by every one who has the misfortune to have infirm, uncertain. the mammy, who then Mate upon which tom th eir Maim or bad health. Neither age, win, nor climate Invalidate the fells. The malt is anticipated In the oath with ten saliency of them admirable medicaments, which are unitarian,/ i MIMIC Ivaned. Mou Fram—Whilst the above fire was raging two others metured„, One wee in the premises beloegisg Mr. G. Ban, cabinetmaker, No. 42, Curtain-road, dhows ditch. The warehouses were Dearly burned out, and the rest of the boom erreisly damaged. Insured in the Im perial Firs-ethos. Th. ongin of this lire is also nsheown. Another fire was at the rune time in the premises of Mr. F.. Mouatiord, dealer in fancy goods, 17, Holloway-plem, Holloway-road, slat the Meek in trade wee senosily damagetL hooted in the Imperial Fin-aloe. ..~~