The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-13 00:00:00

/`~, T 1 r • A t iii , ,i r t lie ...,1 _ .y:,.. LONDON. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 13, 1863. Na 5,176.) [Stamped, Id. Additional.] [TWOPENCE CiaICIITTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope e i atd Ilactree.—STKA 00111117NICITION between lON- Dux owl !NM by the magnificent fleet of •karifift belonging to the GAST INDIA and LoNDONBHEFFING COMPANY :Limited). 1/01-ILIIOI/11 cllppor ancillary eleanosillts INDIANA. UM pgtoome power, JOHN SMYTH, Commander, now les•Mng In the Vict.ne Malmo Docks, will teem on loth April, eieheeit tee pump: pre at Cud leaving Gravesend on the 20th April, foe cacaue, Whoa at the Caps of Good Hops and Hadisa This sminificeot ship, built atpresay for the India trade, has been thoroughly refitted, has first-ate sceommodallon for per lb. mart and will carry an experienced surgeon, also • st• paean, of the In eight steamers has been 71 days HbUa.: the Wrap" performed the voyage In 00 days, koft ths shortest en record.—/or freight or parags apply to 01410GLAY and Co., 5 0. Parliament-street. 9. W ., the brokers: AL/11CD BRITT and Co.. 150, Leadenhallstreek EC.: or al the OFFICZA of the COMPANY, 9, Mincing-lane, London, : where also applications for apkointmenis es midshipmen in this service should be made. HICHAILD Iscratery. Heat India and Loudolng-In gm wire MM. LC. c ows ., tumus . 4. 9, Mine GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK.—The wour EASTEILST, WALTER PATON. Commander, will be deitebed trees LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK MI nada : URDAY i. tS 4: TUESDAY, May 19. Ret from New York SATURDAY. Ap ES; TUESDAY, lane 9. The trips will be continued at similar Intervals daring the season. the precise dates of which will be daly aancemesd. Fares : First Cabin, /MO to Lis, according to accommodation, MI having the same privileges fa the Wows ; Second thiblo, 414. Return Tickets will be toned at a fare and a half; Intermediate Pair" 41010 a. : Steerage, a 7*. height on moderate terms. Tot farther particulars apply to RI7C/CER, OPPOR, and Co., 113 Leads street, N.C. ; or to the Great Ship Company (Ladled% 90. Cannanetreet, London, KC. and 28, The Albany, Old Hall.streer. Liverpool. TO BiTTI9II COLOMBIA 702 MS. WHMICI:t STEAM COMMUNICATION to NSW TORE lltroct.—Tho LIVZSPOLII. NSW YORK, sad PRILADILPHIARTILAWSRIP 00112 ANY Wood Soopotob tog Wolf foll-poworod Clyde-W:on lan+ Illwata-alfts, calting oi Quopostfora to lIIIIIbark poosoogois toopstehoo, ad follows: WritlaT PROW LITIRPOOL NOR NEW T ORE GLASGOW, Wednnien, lime IL CITY GY NEW VIM Wedisseday, Ant 1. And *very succeeding W Galan pure, 111. 17, end n reinees=ng to the womb nodinea. Forward parsed% gotawra badadlag all proradwas Orallod. laswagora /or Cassels. law United B&W" and British Colualda, looked thr l ough ow ray advastwowsa ;arm& —For hydra partles appy to WILLIAM INMAN, Wsenctrusi. Warped ; orb WNW sad ILACSY, 41, Slag Wllliasalriot. ay. ROTTERDAM and the RHIML—TWICE a WILL—The Netherlands Steamboat 'a favourite piddledeaseer BATAVIER, feat W slum the mita and Parelist Steam-wharf, Mapping, every Binds,. at 11 ire.. and retereteg from Rotterdam every Tuesday moody. lama Ila, al lea. mime, Beta. AI la., eat LI ea ed. The lee sonewausamer RYINOORD alb form Me the Tower =Thandey females early, rotundas h® Rotterdam may Farm A:1 and ulea Both vessels ran le oseaszke m aAle ease* and nett steemers ea the Rhine.— Tor UllO4lO fame refer to the printed moWtly thee bills. Apply auruara Belmont 011ee W.. or ter M.LLIPIe, ORAVRA, sad PILITLIPPI, 11. Roott.larte, C. liaßEYßN.—Direet Route to Hanover Bruns .ll./ wick. awl Central earmaay, IVZItY THURIIM A I B I Or NOM Wawa Lloyds apbeimilt alamora Walt =OA tor MOWN. tram llonotriowaoa 11 &Ea, canto' Igor tar at Dow lama to lasamo: et and 6%; Mara sod tt Illa—Appty at caarwrn tratwarualolllco, logoat-ctrama W.: ar to P 1.1.1. GAMS, ace PHILLIII%, 11. Itoad-laata LC. ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN PAILWAY (111tilfVfLVALIfLA DIVDTION) —COUPONS Aga lit neat will be rap ha Louden at the bealtho. hem of llemis. Hit WOOD, It MUM* sad Co., it the PhD of do. he the dollar. The coupons will be r‘ tanked to W Iteapd awe t o ler erambelies. lasi" I. Old Havodoravest, Stroh 10, 1141. A TIaiLIITIO and GREAT WESTERN way (YENNINYLVANIA DIVISION). — T 6. LAST et la per amt. as the Serb thettaastre of title piste it Pt hilE es the lbh M. whoa be ban esa be arbeatei br Jamb at the Closeps, appliestioa at thir MOM 2. Drosidatrert, Lambe, Z. ayC.by LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Plestalavet.Urka. lasettated lan Inaba awn% area ye /16,000000. Anneal beeame, 1490,000. Vet ar. Prorralbt Of the preellaanoteed to the sewed. The BOIMIPSII lidded to the pottage at the Rye divisions of profit ttie =hitherto best made Prdla :t i ter . sam Dassidisse, 711 M. • ilheladeeff hes be claim I —demo assured. LONA* ; Ibimaisi: £ 1 : tosielier, &&7111.40. For preepostasee sad forma for effecting ateavances, aptilj te Aillealy, at the IMa x odlos, Illestaiseet. Loadon.lC. WWII DOWN'S, /a-Hr-. lamery. IS. NORWICH UNION LIPS 711 SITILANCII 110CIZTY.—holitliod UR, 11.1111 all Mad.' al Mind togAlestmoo. Me axis* sank UNITSUAL AM/J(7MM So Ur Woad alawitve. TM Batas et froothoe an 10 Pitt CINT. ISM Utast those of Sim* TIMOUI 011 tit* MOMS Woolf to Uto Asatirod. • tholkolt et No Let foe Aeon& Pronto' may remain ea a jitinmset drip wpm Poiltioo Wooled tor the Thole dimities at Mo. MOM MEMO or Tax =am. The .hoeualablims ossil it,000,000 samat i lmed arwarda at 14,670,403 • hospe exceeds MAO beta bani - inid — la ai• miasmal - ails= at dareata dolma as bat TIN Yeas. ta:r lablumatioa and Proepastet mob at tb• tiodety• i bun= Norwich: Cremona. law Brldas•trast, NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE Kamm NOTIOL—LIDY-DAY 311011WAIa lam*bled dook botoomoto Otto roltoold Ms& The Mims of the Clooputy mend 4170.110,11016 The 407 gad to omeosoot *tabs twilit woo 48•0711. and ft miaml Yong ea Samba gook. ilhall•tan. - • lam of Owe of the profits poriolkally =ado to that. from time to Mao, recoived mlel.llleinnals:6l:ta twit to /AMA& 111 lbe aft. 410111111 00 = 16 1r=1 " 4:tri g g 41111116 wig at ths ftelosta• a 011ot% floinootreol, ;111eldrer isiN d • aropear• New Dride«anst. Mi.iiin, Z.C. LONDON and SOUTH AMERICAN CAplial, Cel l = (With power to luorupos). 11,001 dons of AM soah.-11M Who, 1,000 shams. Mu not intended to can up more than LW per share. To be established motor ihs Countontea hot, ISM Doppia, Ll pas 'bare on applloatteo, and on aliolaset a further ma of Al par shorn • Wo NA to mooed L 5 not to Do per tans than Aare, and throe m the Interval onths. between sash W. Ir. Oargifi. leo DlreetV3rlental Hank Conamallan. Tao., ln, Wastbaarmatermae, Rad Law Pers. Harremrsk Isla, Deputy Chalmaan. Umrpool and lamdma Imaranee Company . Jame L Las, rag, C.ooaal foe Salvador and Marko, J. Hart and Co. "Elm =lon Jour. fay, Deputy Chairman, London and 1/ 4 Manall, laq., Itoolas. aad . C0..9 Ylacing.huto. aim Ogla !ha —1 , Jam amdam and Ogle rad Co, !IL Ihmai n ni am nholos. lamitmeW,Dainfr Ibardotreet Ileuaros—T. Y. lirs., . Moombaryoqoard. Illassw—Xsara Ru.jt sad Somsail i k m... Tbroadasadlootrma. alellatatTATl. Onese 411*.)—W. WM/NM —l, Thrimasesdhoolasohilt.C. • The Towles end South Amadeu Beak Ohnlied) *sestetabed • thempiee at Wardle' Ilsoldise Jaen** le Mum Mak • Widths Western Creel et Swill Maeda hone will oleo be atm lathe Astaiee Asseatedeato ahead the beim aad et weeks at iqaar plates es 'ball be . dedeable. la the lea Proloasa to egta" . 101 . 61, at Itaa. where at se bask Gaeta Mos et teem. end etabsege Wale Os fat• anablieh braechie et ineatile vele eseeedkely Mira ell Sae awn ea swede errain ter peeibiblelheweeellene • Seek :.Dine the istlaladiary hiesdrAirm Askew pumped. et the rem* elashlilhal and the Um Piste, warrant the Dleetterevcgr u r, We Company also win meet wUb the esiddatte at the De woo « W Boos at West /wee elseasera Wes ewe le ealed ter Yaws and reastttaisies, ell with U. and gesseally the Waders Coast. The Nese& leareeen which have angraesdranatag will tend to rod o Tradr= . ll,o l =re VW train Yr. Capper. of " the et Pero sae bunweteace at the trade Our isepeele b. Tem ...... „ oemiken faillith Ow experts . be am wan 4411.171 1.717.14/ The ise the lteek be odeeesed to the reesiello Iseel etelsege..V= al ' lON le latelva. Ile orepotelleo, otetteneas. el severel joellsma oho ler a • twee (mod pro bOOO he w elhalied hasheate Is Spud* elie hew leetesidded thee% hits bsen=wed tbe 01 the omen mei know. whisk Ilirdirgrbeir swami la Mihail, no totor`ota d =re greet eighty. The larecten have mak aiweesellewhi by which the whole • Iheleieety amen oelldeg. sod ether &tom shal k l not exceed /4.1011. ' The Coropen7 will emanate— The purchase nod sale d ßills of Izehaap n ßighad. ad the yens Therecelpt of money on deposit at Were* ter esolopeent by flook. ma seal of saftoot osseuels de.. sal m larwatarr wileherepieved Pe he asesithealdflwallanble. bY selletadery feeetft eleatmee beast Ilethedholles 'loam gram ta ladle sad the rale Ws • h igreanse led Wiwi( twafht , sii. twa limea lu mbeik t swam= moo lie Doh. ellelneee he may Ike • donna s h.. boa. -_ B •NK of A O . IISTR•L•IifIA. lowdparded Ire Boyd dimrter Net 4. Throadarrodlostrod, Loaders. bad Mew* Mei The Odd of Dlreetors ANMIET SITS Norm am tat Tw &NTT-NINTH ANNUAL QIINZRAL KRUM of lie Pro =Ls take plate at the oda of the Corportitiest No. 45 on MONDAY, the M of Mare at 1 o'clock prosteely, ter the followlric porpoise : I. To receive the annual report of the Diroders. 2. To elect Ode Directors la the place of the.. out by rotation—Hz., TL. mac Wingate Headetion. Iraq, David Henriques, Esq., and Charles Morrie..trwiest betas Weil: for re-election, have been proposed A To elect a Director la the room of lam Beg, dimmed. — The frbeter Boob will be closed boa 800 Mr March bell farther nobs.—By order of thyme, wow MILLIBEIf, learbery. TIBER EXHIBITION of BEDFORD'S PHOTOGRAPHS 0 the PAST, token during the tour In whica by oasentand, he seeospenled HALM the Prince 0 Wales In Nips. the Holy Land. and Syria. Coadentlnople, the MedHemmen, Athena, de, DAILY, at the German 0111 m, 158, New Dondebeet. tram 10 tW dot. Admittance on pre sentation of Maar card. Vols. V. sid VL, Mold Ss HISTORY of ZNQL&ND, esiteinizer the Ai Mina of Idward VL aullYkry. By Jams wernomy MOD& - - 7 - I;slis . oond Edition, revisal, of Valumesll. *IV., confining Uss lAslsof Henry VIII., 12 Ids. don: Parker, Bosa, sad Poem West Assad. GERMAN G ALLERY . — MARRIAGE of 11 R. H. the PRI NCR et WALI6.--Sehecribert asses are M tas received for the ricruas M the MAJLILAGEby Ir. 0. 11101t.th for the pupae of palailes which he wee= hishmers awanand. peseent co the ocemich.—Gersees I. New Boodaireet. Nay. from 10 till dog. GIIRMAN GALLXRY. —Mr. W. H. RIISSZLIA3 NEW WOlX..—tlebscribors' ammo rooefrott from If till dark for ma HISTORY of Ye WEDDING at WI l i z e W. lu i a,a. Esq.. LLD. .(I l to alio.l4ooxrrozzodoss NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Hig h Holborn—ROYAL MAJUILAOL-13 meant ofe onfavourable 'nether and the crowded state et tat Asian en Tuesday night, the Proprietor bae the know to announce that his elaborate and costly Marh:lane° will be HOW each wee 12:11:aiownee:. Qom 9 ttll II o 'clock—Doom open at half.pent S. LONDON PAVILION. The WEDDING REJOICINGS lAD be continued daring the week with Went engaged exerted, for thi s event, when the universal 'oleo exclaims " God Mem flees both." The LONDON PAVILION. Tlchbentodtreet. MAYALL'S NEW CARTES of tits PRINCE and PILINCIeS of WALZe Newnan), brae at terror by loyal eceerawl, an to la bad at ILOCIII and SAZIWB, Llagerby p rnek le lid. rob. New cataloger of 4000 anon on Doh AND —A PUBLIC DIMING in favour of hind WS be bid ad Oullelbald en TUBSDAY, Man* 1? ad 2 Vein*. TY NW 800. Ile LOAD MAYOR, 111. P., in the chair, by the Idareeis Toombs& the Earl of Shaftesbury. 27.7.r. g ..,, of Itarrowhy. La.. the led el lleheeter,Vlseowd M.P., Lend Pan soy, M.P., air ;Awry Verney, Bart. Sir Frauds Goldnald, Bart, Y.P. Btr Henry Ainslie HHoar,Dert., Hee. N , ew Denman. , Colonel Pinney, and ILP., Hervey Lewis, laq, Lk, John Abel Doak MR., Y.P., odium Thirday. anon memo, la. A DIALOGUE os the BEST FORM of GOVZIMIZIrt By Sr Wei liosolusbie far Oionss Coax =Au Van; Het., ILE Landes: Parker, eon. awl Doman, West Sinai. Now toady, mean eye, pdoe Me, ILLITSTRATIONS of the BRAUTIMS of TROPICALSCIINIRY, sad Aketchm of Olneeee of Intern'. tit Notes. linkable& aad latylaaatary. By lbw Anther et Tlialfariials laintises." The Manna of the Wands of the latent Arei =ad lo of limb arodocelons seakinly alord &MON 01 inertrales to the yew, Wad we very felrll the Mbar upon the eueomful etemer in whit b c" Vreleir e lle varletTrhjees that Itse . Wooled for the . Ms are always happy, sad idles • rzwert of W k eamialoa many Menke*, sad will conveys mere earthling characteristics of Meet false scenery than the laboured descriptions of moot writers, from Nalwards to lionlimy."—Xcennts Peet. " The volume le adorned with a earlldagportrait ofCohastam" --Ditaatch. Lomita : lobert Hardwick.. la Piccadilly. DitCIILVERWELL. M. R. 0.8., LM., LILA., landan, boa Jost published the following New and Osigi nal works: No_ 1. 0117/141LVIII. No.?. 111ALTH, 11APPINISR, oad LONGIVITY. No. S. LOYI sod /a AILLLIGE. 14. t. irisFAAl474: Prim IL such : by poet 13 open sods ; 13 NOM. To bo bad of Mum. Irk OaaMli: or tram tbo Author, No. I, Groat Marlboroot. W. PRINCE and PRINCE B B of WALES.-Th. nn CANT= by Nomloom Park, co Ocopoodo• hn butts, Is, Od. sock sad coloured, be. oseb. Poi true es reedy. ot eisays.-1111C11 Nod BALM 1.11, ltoputreiroet, Laudon pHOTOGRAPHIO ALBUMS, from 2s. 6d. to AO Wafts mei Mae Dewed patterns. %Mal and BAZDf, 112, Nascent Week Imam. CARTES DE VISITS. ET Co y published. At =CM NM BAIRNS, lii larka. Wahines at ram bee co appliallow WaITEBAIT, WHITEBATT, WHITEBAIT l SALMON roan day at Gilmore ROTE. R 2 liT/tAlf D. Tba best Imb ertkary In London at 6 o'db:b. Island lag wWMTndt, malaam, sad all ot..a bah to mason, joints. and aliesse, iseb. llMsbaft, tabson. and all alba , IA la Ina 110011111400111 bens 12 SIB 9. MAMMA Was far Ldk s,IK amok. BON.—Wipe aad Spirit Marchenta. STRIEVMS et ITION sod COLONIAL SMUTS. —B4emon sod ace's Mee pre-eminent tor Mph q 7, stroonk =roar Ile almoner Is tally melaudeed. Pi. ed.. ISA Dd. ben quality dad lb.. ISA 44. per Felice. Whiskey, meek, kiddmd, : LOA. ILIA Pm Sal ton. eid ;maks 'opener, Oa ed., lie.; way Melee, ITe. ce-linds, Us. Id. BMW broody, MA pat gallon fardleas. Sinew ead Ice aim keep Schiedam Holleada. 27L pm sal AL M bar ere. Goode de livered tree 'MAW Ire mike. Tier, asap—Tß. Illalopspito• SAIJOK—LIA sad PERRINEP WODC7ITIO.2IIIIB &WOK Phla delirium readisesh presemeed eresehreirs THZ ONLY GOOD SAUCti l ' sla prepared sate', by MI sad P The pahile are reepectJulty caatJooett Wmt worthier hafts a terra sad aboakt see that Lea sad Peerhat ammo are ea wrapper, tm, bottle, and AIL l a ce P ril and Plll/111, UUCP. held ebelerele sad ler expo* by the Proprietors._ Wavelike ai sad BLACKWILL; Nem.. .o.alt sad M N OrrerLeadas. ; sad by pewee and cameo aahereally. EILOVIER INEDS, carriage free. L, Pit= itZDALB. 7151 eadlatiL-111 Dew amemie, tea el.: ditto, to; U bolt lardy work is. dd.: 1! Oleo, ea: Id hardy itnt, 10a.: 10 ditto, te. : It dlii.. 2e. ed. no above wiles: lore are eitoread with Ow priest ewe, ell a view to give the ateaset poodelo variety. Ample eallaral directions are printed ea mitt patio*. BUM& gad IrOULUICE. =ID iIIICHANTE, Coyest. garderiaseket. Imam. GARDEN EIZEDS, curiae free. OOLLICTIONS d VIIIGITABLII assns, tar ono pates or4W di fa, 41 fa, iant 41 la, ha partloalnis et wk ich may Do lis4 on application to BIM= and 11COILOCI. 11111CHAVIS, Covent. praasorriutt. Loadon. T C. sad J. Ir . ,lICIAD original ressaseboxers ?imam's tumuli. ID Idimalllo bialliVe llb". verameM tar me at I=rimhilmooleml umallai nem made' ma be ebtelsed of lIMII the Maid Irlarissi. PM:Ols. 0d per peemd : aiss r osilir Waled UMW 1141,MOISOM Tsble4s. M. sod 4d. mei mob&The polo& esatimsed to see Mei need's Islest le oa the or boom Inatome' ody, sod tor smoreslieo.— tipper Iteselk lambeth. bmesa. GOLD OHAINB.—WATHERSTON and MOWN beg to cell the ailmitlea al the public to the POEM el nrvolai wbiel they deliver with Gold Guard Obelus pegehated at their naaabdoey : L To werbirathip a vde S I 4 bubo keg . T. ig i :::17 14, 6, ea Awl. gm, at %VW I' a Ups& lila swim Sr timataaolosif• QUALITY. WZOMIT, VAX= ot Nes loidrao aa Yr . Wather pion sod Ire. is • fair ea ilio wor ', atoordlaq to lb. Widow or _7lfbr polairs. Vtissrox aad BROODIN. Golarrottlia.--ltiamtartfory Lt ii t h l arrhottoofroail. 000 t Loa*" W.O. iota r-ro 171/ ad=o4o of Maim gad lowellory for de l —N.ll Thu la akordat I la Cho mos& soa stordarrat 1. PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION. HOUSE OF OOMMONS.—Maace 12. SUPPLY. Order for commitime read ; motion reeds and question pro "Thatposed Mr. Speaker do now leave the chair : "— Areaudmaut proposed, to leave out from the word " That" to the rind of the question, in order to add the words " it is cot expedient to ooromeoce at the present time building wooden ships which are to be eased with iron amour plates" (Mr. Lindsay), instead thereof. Question pat, " That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the question." The house divided :—.tytis 154, nom 81. ATM. Ada.. T. Clovis. Major fiddliest.% W.W. Gibios. T. M. Adieus, H. J. CHlpla, C. 4Maiwt o . l r A. W. _ __, . Ashersieln. W. Goldoni& PAr Y. H. Anson, Major Gower, T. L. Astrobas, L Bral. GP& Alberich. Ilir W. Gripes, it Beale, H. J. Groat R. Barbed?, J. IL O ard O. Bering, IL & Gordo'', B. Bering, Ilbr P. T. Gianiey, 8. Barton T. G. Bestiary, it. Bons. M. T. Kaska', T. Ballard, A. A. Heedless, T. Z. Beatlock, 13. W. Beatboote, 0. H. Berkeley, O.P. Hervey, Lord A. Black. A. liollesd. I. Uto & G. Bother& lard Borter, J. Howard, C. W. loured% Z. P. BowK. Bridges, Mr &W. Hatt ,. Drowns, Lord J. T. Lagbeas, L Num, IL A. Jennies, ffir J. C. itaNky Gen. I. IL N. Bailor. Air A. W. Kimileks, A. W. Mir . 'I LI ' . Llegacabi, Col. Ilsseird, A. V. Bagtori. C. riiiitelibull, W. I. Oardwdl, Z. IssesidonliMeges- Carnegie, C. son, L Cullman, That. Isom N. Clere. 8. =O. Mr A. M. Chapman, J. Carebill, Lord A.O. Leg& iltor Clifford. C. J. C. Locke, Lewis, J. Mr G. C. Gobbet*, 1. B. Lowe, & Coke, Col.llaedoeod r Cowper, W. P. Crawler& Z. W. )(slowed's& T. Davey. L Martin../. DISIMIIa, G. Mangy, W. N. Dag, U. & Matheson, 841. 1 Hake, Mr J. Mins. A. = rnib P A. Milan, & 11. Mitobell, T. A. Dania, rat L Morris. D. =l. Vise& North, Jr. W. Oar& Br J. ..........A . . Onolow, G. C Packs. CoL IQ it. .=.. i & . B. PIP* C. NOIIS. Pullet. Lard A. =Lord C. , Sir R. Pabeenice, Visa. Peel, Sir IL Peel, 1. Pereasey. Vied. Plumr. Cel. Pollard•Untaltart,W Posionby, A. Portman, W. IL Pritchard, J. Proby, Lad Pugh, D. Puller, C. W. Ridley, Str Roberti% T. J. Itueeeil, A. Sclater-Doeth, CI. Scott, Mr W. Ilooureeld, J. H. Selwyn, C. J. Serrrour, H. D. Seymour, A. Shane. 2. D. Shelley Skr J. V. Synth, !K. T. Smith, Yr Y. Smith, I. A. Somy**e, J.* Stac Stealland, W. IMeel, J. fbirer. Col. Mawr/. Sir J. B. Throw, C. Verney. Mr IL Villiers, O. P. Tyner. 2. A. Walpole, S. I. Walter, J. l‘ratelin, T. IC Wickham, H. W. Weed, Sir C. Weed. W. WM, J. Would, B. T. Wyk, Y. Addarier, C.l Oreene,l. LPL% X X 011Mth, C. D. =. X B. Oroarater Lord X T. = k & ed '. & IL Bar, Mr J. C. Drabir, T. lksaloy, , J. M. =( . l. & Seaway, J. P. P. Ribbon, J. T. Breaks, B. Barak& T.B Owe% Mr P. Nabberd. S. G. =ILL J. Jaskeek W . X Jervis, Capt. °Orr°. W. W Janda, H. li. Leonard, H. W. MZ. I. D. Logien, W. H. Mr C. lawrea, W. Desna" P. IdwAse. X. P. Ilo& A. W. Les, W. Seward'. Major Lamm, lord 0. 0. Ziplarnatenantri.D. Loam Lard XO. C.a. Low; tt H. X em Mr J. larlear, Om Ponder O Loonitaid, Z. Perster. W. 1 :=ll.:.rd W. M 4l". e t igell 4 o • A. If TI LEY. Dread, H. & Denbo', etr W. Moslem bird Z. Nog, 0. O'Coaor Don, The M. W. !Wm.'s. Sir hater, &ajar W. Porsacil G.M. =:11: B. 114 1toe b ract. tace i. A. Sealy, 0, Aloft& D. 60seafa,l, 1. Larl Taylor, C Tobs Tomakao, 0 . J. Tumor, .1. A. Wattlaggloa, J. Wastkoad, L P. W. Whits, J. Willlaros, W, Wyodban. P. - Imam Lindsay. W. B. Podia It IL Tits COPMIOLD 001111111111091.—1 n their report hr the pest year, herd this moraine, the Combsld Oesi nreiesers eayi—" We have now completed 4,141 estra l rieriern and eammtationa, of which 878 sufreachre• mists lave bees streaked daring the present year. The part/Sabra of these lid are stated in the schedule hereto ansesed, and they meant to 101 enfreeildeamete is eleri: sea manor 71 in oollegiate tram, and 603 is lay Meer Brides these disfranchisement. we have received 266 appii- Mira, of which 68 an under ills• vorstry, arid 168 ander the exopuleory powers et the Ma. We have farther to repast, that in touranee of the power" vested is ei by " The Univenithe sad College rotates Act, 1868," and " The Universities and College Xeres Act Karroo, 1840," we bar &rho. rimed 135 ..be, 40 purchases, 22 sefranchisementa, 9 sc. shames, sod 9 smirkers from toilers far relies raw for porpoise of iminremeat. Of theme, 28 isles, 13 pur chases, 6 isfranekkomeete, 1 midrange, and 5 applications for Mere money foe pompom of improvement have bre serried dieing the present year." Tan Trews 001MBRION. —This morning the re port by the Tithe Commissioners of their prootedier in 1862 was imed. It data :—" We have received 7.020 agreements and mediated 6,778. We have made 5,647 drafts of eon:palmy awards, and oosfirmed 5,449. ' Is 12,227 diets lets, as will be sees frost the above statement, the tithes have been commuted by confirmed agreeroenta or confirmed awards. In 413 of these districts the reel charge. have bre dimposed of by redemption or merger. We bar. received 11,786 apportionments, sod 000 firmed 11,780; of which 2 were confirmed during the year 1882. We have made 2,778 altered apportionment', and confirmed 2,402 ; and of these 198 have been received sad 129 con- Armed daring the year 1862. We have received 929 appli cations for the ascharige of glebe lands, and coafirased 823 if each exchanges ; and of these 59 application were Ts- Ax n Ringlby._L A ugußrs rived rid 32 exchanges confirmed during the pest year. TIC SALMI, without coallalag ille_lemell!or We have received 463 applications for the rademptios of :Zrarblnek tr• 39 00,091088 4 r t i h r r i via : orastk l ea gnu ": l 4 resteharp, and have completed 319 of such redemptions ; he the imedictoe tor dime of eatirmieelpient seimomodelt • it Mc- ' and of these 110 were received, and 37 completed during the =1.110111•101. Wban am fecal/ 1 1 . 4 ••••• ifrombia. , tear 1862. We hen arrived 6 smirkers to convert Os **Ms whisk premier fenreln= • k ri ztrieseresplies Ye effects me Ind, . reeler eon rear myrtle rider roil are of parliament ef 19111,111rranAWA____ 1 9 1 . 11 ter far li wir it 94l l We reritharges to be helladaria payable in like maser ea l i ca r i A . . 41 .- r ,,„ rt ,„ 7 , 26 -..,,,,... Kh , wit • erdisary taro rentehergis , and have compired awards in 2 dee me.a. led /cy.en dirillor in WOK ASK. of Mies ma. At the use eit 1862 we bed mimed 1066 im .6. = 1. am * 2 ` . va " kr p ar "" a " ark kr er memen el tithes or resistant's." unnerve beisma. Mauer sed rem la ilignived , -a the stamp. The *bop-front al Mr. K. Wilhelm's, 14 and lb, CRICAP SILK S. H. man . sa4 sow an .ow CLZAJUNG OUT s lugs panel et BM CHM sad CIO OVla RILES, at la St sad 111 "ill. = 4 /sods sandlarsakr Lades sada, Tana U sad IS, lataistaalnak . X.C.. lase ems bass al PssreakarehysaL 1 1 1 R01:11=8.—Els5 attention in called to the A. NSW INSING 0 sad gentlest's tem, do not mind =itMr Woo tbr a poet Worm can depend co and ?Mr= that !mart be Toolle.tt HiMILTON aad ildtTollll, TAILORS, lad. Anal (anemias Bair Ha). D lIPTURZIL—TImi PAT s lC wa NT easbmiq SELF -1,4,1 a amnia run _t cot satadisem le neeimemea b we toothy tc the ears awl et WM. The memery (mar et a wed Om 111 ea el/der seddiaa Mem Wilmot easeemem ors ea the pert elberaell, Mt& deleslehe Wiest le Moo elishied to Mr meow/RW*l with sism%setimi fir Poi Whist J. WM sestaa, Plasaelly. . rrTALDTRA —ROWLANDS' KALTDOR, an artestei liitsaind Preparation for improving mid Berl& lying tie Comgdezton eel Skis. The radiant bloom It Imperil to tie eisek. Ned lie mettrd delicacy etdcb it Whom of tie beads mid erma. Se of motile entrees mid re. miewhig rearm, tem. epee. dierekestices sod West ettleasees Miledime. reader it imitepeemilit le every toilet It *diem 031 the Weida of clieste es lie @Mk wbelber with referees I. cold sad Inclemency, er lessees emir Met. Prise le. a lied da ad. yet Watts—UM at us. a • sad by chemiets tad perfumers. Ask for lomithad= d clr . .' and beware of spertoes and pernicious artier* wade lie wets " [altar*. Du. HABOALL as well as the " LANCET " Irawspaper bete newt Way of tb• esella at WAXABE QUININE WWI. ltisalastared by ROBERT WATilte, 2, Itartierim Camesealirest. Landon. E.C. Sat b Omen, Italian Wouriseita, aid steam at 110 a a dare Whilliels Araks. N. Mu imago . Winnow. . Poultry. attroclid wit Doti°. as Tardy - 1;;T: to se lONELUIS COPAIIIII MEGA sucandanY went ai I britlitin ii_ l o l 4l o o at a Mint ti climitn. w 4 tit awl latz Eauggeals, vader tie ewe et " m a, " k nown . r , / s e, w ith . q } . • ~. Th a lMwd. log 34 0. 4 Clmik Nha- onw tt. Ileasalli wore Um Prime et Wales% feathers tl.=. Oh New., lii i rblooks a wee 11, sit ave4llll 4as wilco b NIL TM otwd isattiatly iiikstmid as it prod 'We Is resod fte shreds faessia-qa. lbt pa witidia dm r pot 1 thi = le. IL. et C. issesiti, Wawa drool* ilk Ismixfset. - TFLEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. TZLZORAMIL) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. WARSAW, Maven 10. A proclamation of tte revolutionary committee has boon published to-day, denouncing those whom is terms the " infamous men who would lay Poland vanquished and dishonoured at the feet of th e tyrant." The proclamation also statea that the committee "in emancipating the pealants is not led by the fantastic theories which elsewhere threat's to upset European sosisty."_ WARSAW, MAz4 11, Wawa. The Archbishop of Wanew, Monsignor refinski, hos tendered hie resignation as =unbar et the Polish Osuncil el State. SIUMLAIT, Maws fl The Sclikeische Zeiiting of to-day states that be fore marching General langiewics received 2,700 muskets with ammunition, a enppty of provisions, and a reinforcement of cavalry_ KATTOWITA MAWR U A body of insurgents encountered the Russia troops at Somsowics today. A sanguinary engagement ensued. The 'Russian officials in the town fad already taken to flight when reinforcements arrived. The insurgents were dispensed, and a portion of their number driven on to Prussian territory. THE CONDITIONS OF THE ITALIAN LOAN. TURIN, Him 12, Evzsixe. The Official Gazette of to-day publishes the bill authorising the conclusion of the new loan, fol- ' lowed by a royal decree regulating the terms of its emission. The principal conditions are that a por tion of the loan will be taken by private individuals, and the remainder be submitted to public subscrip tion. This latter portion has been fixed at 5,000,000 lire, bearing interest from the lit January, 1863. The rate of purchase will be determined by minis terial decree. The subscription is to be paid in ten instalments, the first payable at the time of sub scription, and the last, upon the 20th March, 1864. No scrip will be issued in smaller amounts than for 10 francs of Rente. The rate of emission is at 71. TURIN, Mud 12. The King bas given the royal assent to the bill authorising the government to conclude a loan with Messrs. Rothschild, of Paris, and the National Bank. ' The contract holds good for 700 million; but it is not intended to raise more than 500 millions at • present, The payment is to be effected in ten instalments. One hundred millions of lire have been reserved to be submitted to a national public subscription, which will be kept open during the 18th, 17th, 18th, and 19th inst. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. Though the accounts we receive of the Polish Insurrection are still contradictory, they supply abundant evidence that the movement is still far from being repressed. The provisional govern ment, which SOMA to baffle all the vigilance of the Russian authorities, reliantly gave fresh indica cations of vitality by issuing three proclamations. which have been disseminated far and wide by iA secret journal. The first of these proclamations is addressed to the Lithuanians, and it calls upon them to follow the example already set by their brethren who are in arms. The second proclamation is addressed to the inhabi tant. of Podolia, Volbynia, and the province of Little Russia, urging them to unite against the common enemy. The third proclamation enjoins the Poles under Prussian and Austrian dominion to remain quiet, but to afford the insurrection all the moral and material aid at their disposal. A letter from St. Petersburg, under dated March 3, published by the independatice Beige, says that public opinion in the Russian capital is becoming more favourable to the cause of the Poles. What may be called the tory party in St. Petersburg is strongly opposed to the insurgents. It believes that Poland must be all but exterminated if Rorie is ever to enjoy tranquillity. It counsels the most repressive and violent measures as the only means of putting an end to the movement. More liberal men, however, and these are said to form the majority, consider Poland to be a source of weakness to Russia, and think that the Emperor would do well to renounce a sovereignty which has scarcely more than a nominal character, and so put an end to bloodshed, which is orly increasing the animosity existing between the two nations. The writer thinks that if • " well-intentioned" power were to take the initiative in convoking a congress to examine the question, Russia would not object to take part in it, and the independence of Poland 'under a constitutional monarch, freely elected, might perhaps be the result without overmuch opposition from the cabinet of Bt.yetersburg. He adds : I repeat it, Russian opinion le decidedly favourable to a complete separation, and the Emperor himself, if once the honour of his areas were assured, would net perhaps be sorry to appear to yield to preseare. lissawhile the war bullatiasaseen to Justify the old Adage, " False as a bulle tin." They kill lieo, in fact, with incredible coolness. Every day we hear of welkin in which the ground is dis puted inch by loch against the insurgenta for four or five hour, consecutively ; 100, 200, 300 of their number are killed; they are made prisoners ; their waggons, their baggsege, emu their guns, are taken, and the Ros sano have " one man killed sod two slightly wounded." The scythes, those terrible arnm which so swiftly cut olf the legs of hones and the heads of men, os. casks, secording to the bulletin, mere insignificant scratches. The Russia.., erne of the highest class, can no looser mad tkameladleties wltheat &west. They argue is this very simple seas—"ft so many of the jammer,' are killed, if thstrosiplies are so frequently captured, why dose the is surreetion AM continue ? If, too. the Russians only *u pside... mash insigelicsot Imam, why those mileposts which depart day for the mat of war? Why so many forces upon • territory whisk coo eely be conqueseed by tire and extermination r It is time Shot such ndkuleas falsehoods, in whisk ese emikelieme, should end, and the simple truth be told DRIPATCI 07 TIM MNDITZIULANILLN AND BOMBAY Maua.—The Pamirslar sad Orisotal Company's Mama ship Osyloo, °Woks liwklll, ailed train Soathsmptoo, yesterday at 2 p.m., with the mails for Gibraltar, the Medi- Waimea, Egypt, Aden, Bombay. sad Upper Baogal, to gether with 48 pasnerigers. The Pyles took out on freight 869 bozos upane, value 246,4111., of which amount 10010 in sovereigns is for Sues, mad the remanalar is for Bombay, cow/sting of bar silver, 237,2501. ; box gold, 50301.; .ovaaipae, 46 001 , sad *teller', welshes, he., 4611. The Ceylon also took out a fall cargo of general merchandise. The Haagen end American Oenapsoy's steamship &soon', tXptein Trento:lag also sailed from Southampton yester day, with the United States malls, upwards of 300 Risen gars, sod a full cargo, of which 900 for goods wen shipped from lionthaniptco, nickeling 868 bales cotton sod 36,000 Muss vane from Have, Mail Draws or um AILLAAAwa. —Medan. Green's ship Priwas el Wok" 1.244 tam, Oartais R. Noma, has &Mood. from Port PhUlip Des. 2. Um cargo armlet* el 17,135 as gold, 1,2611 balsa wool, 70 tam of copper, sod soma asoilaira. Fab. la, io lat. 30 N, low. 44 W.. the Primrose Wales was brought to by the Coatadarat• war steamer Alabama, Captain Una% who soot a boat ow hoard 1/01 morbid having doskwyml34 Farlaral wirala doc ile. bac ands& THE LATE KR JAMBS OUTRAM. Sir Jam., Ovizazw, whose death we ansetowed in our yarterday's improsion,lbed itegalled great repetition by his military sad polltisal melees in India. Zs um be in 1803, at Butterio-hill, Derbyshire. His father wan • civil engineer of seem eslebrity, and he himself was obi. Med at Harieshal College, Aberdeen, whams be went oat es • cadet to India is 1519. He was afterwards appointed adjutant to the 2ltid regiment ciliates infantry, base far arms One previously in cam end of • body of irregular troops. From 1878 to 1836 be served la Oudot*, and in the biter year he was magleysd b impaling • rellalar fens in Gujarat, In Lsi be nes aids-dream to lord Imre, and took ea scrim part in the aspire of Ossnee. He subsequently performed, in racers{', (autism of political agent at Gujarat, and *ma of seen. l seism" in the Upper &An* bombs ambetsking the duties et "Irina resident at Hyderabad ' s* , fkiressa, aid Imoknow. In all these respeogimbe espemilly ramnameoded Buell to the esteem of Ads mimic[ Stine; as wit by hie Military *Dares by hiss fibi t hisi adenhinenstive Is MU bow= appoisted eneamidisser be negotiate with itarAraser Seca b% in whisk polities he spied views at va dance with those ad General Sir Glades Nailer, • dlillamence while found very decided aspersion, dies be geiktied &Ass* in the palings° cd • watt is tem velsitams is I I whisk. he arresely crideised the sominot at ilk Chaise Mediae to the dinqoast at that farraery. Ile viewidie Isterleined ow the polity at lit Chides Napa, damned@ reedeed the approhatino of Ye Directed of the I Fad ilia Cionmeny. Ho Tilted Baglead on furlough i ,1847, sorb% the feilowieg year he wr appointed to • one I mad isdhs ilehaeatla country. k 1847 be wee appointed British Iteidest at lisroda, sad she at Bushy, where he eigesiod the °Sala& ondlity thee provaleat, which he was bapely iesinuomitni in summing. la 1858 be wee mai sated by herd Dalhousie soosereor to Sir Jobs Laminae as Chief Commiodeoer el °ode. Is the military operatics in Persia, in p 67. he trek the most active aid prodineat pre, and was seised to the raak of lieuteoaat-geseral is that year. A. dm Henry lawmen's summer at Lneknow, the noble part be played daring the mutiny in ladle, sad mesa eriposially in eseneatien with the advisees of Sir Hairy Havelock's foes., are yet freak in the reeollsotioe of the pnblia. The deceased while is the chief eornensad at the Persian expedition, in 1858, wee made C. 8., and in 1868 he was rewarded with a harosetsy. He wee afterwards masis a C.C.S., and promoted to the reek at lieu. Wriest-general. He retained to Foglia& in 1880. greatly shattered in health, and on several public occaskais hes been received with the boom: justly doe to his enuarint public barrios@ sad his high personal character. The par. ticulan of the lest Dined and death of the gallant deemed have sot reached us. WEST AFRICAN MAILS. The Armenian, Captain W. Wild, arrived at Liverpool yesterday al sermon with 3,167 oz. gold don, 2,742 dollars, 14,623 franca and 887 sovereigns in specie, ad about 50 passengers. Her dates are—Benin, Jemmy 23 ; Fornado Po, 29th ; Cameroon', :30th ; Old Calabar, Fa breezy 2 ; Braes River, 4th; New Calabar, 7th; Bonny, 7th ; lens, 10th; Amu, 12th ; Cape Coast OEM* 14th ; Palmas, 16th ; Sierra Leon, Met; Bather* Teneriffir, March 3 ; Madeira, bib. At Beam trade was dell, sad the river snob healthier eine the hearten of led mail. The Thetis would earl for Liverpool ca the Mk et January. At INICMIIIIO Po trade dull ; no tickers dazing the math. At Camenmes node dared stopped, owing to the Laden trying to reduce the poke of ail. River healthy. OLD Oetreu.—Trude stopped, river healthy. At Bossy trade bad hoes Mopped for aeon time, *wing to the high prices nand by the natives for their ail, bet laden the Anemias lett SOON of the satin traders bed agreed to take the prime ties offered. Very little oil was L the river, bat a good season wee expend No leaks had caseured hiring the mouth, sad very little admen reported. The Sobasoo arrived from Liverpool as the 4th of February, the Falcon oa the 4th, and the Belk of the 0111111 A on the 511. The Ethiopian sailed for Liverpool on the Bth of February, and the Golden Age would earls the Bth. Bras.—No trade, fades waiting for the new River healthy. LAOO6. —Tnds has been almost dead for some time pad. The Banns who ban bees at war in the interim for the last three years and a bolt, and as dal libelers, will only send sulkiest produce to purchase pee and gunpowder. To bring this to • close Governor Frescoes bus ketinted • Monads. TIM commodore heel returned from Abotbyr where be had bees received with ell the lemma enteemery Is the bloodthirsty capital. Eight men were seariamed the cocadoe, but ea • special favour to so distitigeldial a guest one of the iateeded victim was Wows to the 01:1111.. =dors from t h e platform. His life ma therefore, rand, and be k now serving as board H.M.S. itratimembe. The King has offered to plain Whydah ia the bends .1 the nor madam and to rebuild thelloilfele fort, provided a governor was met by the MOM government. He alas Warmed the commodore that if be at one complied with the wishes of her Majesty's governmeet respecting the "hive toads sad =Mom of the imuntry he would in all probability be poi scowl the nest day, het promised that if the commodor• would return In sir mocks everything should be settled to satidaction. No treaty was signed, end from our expo. dean of Akins hop, and the usual policy displayed by these as receipt of disagreeable requisitions, we are led to believe that no immediate good will resat from the MM. modes' visit. ACCRA. —Trade «lardy stopped. The Indere ere prohi bited from purchasing prodsos from the Kalinin, owing to a Ise Imposed by the gereransest A:wipers ago, sad Wilds is yet unpaid. It I hoped that the steps tams by the Govereor will he the mesas at bovlo the matter settled in t►e course of twos, three heaths. OATS COAST CAITIJI. —Trade mock improved ailKe the departure at tba but mall. CarsPaurso.—The Royal Mail stenos, Athesiaa arrived cm the 16th February, aid sidled mlneday for leeward cowl 811111 A Imont—Trude imormisg. Her Majesty's ship Narcissus, Admiral Bsr Itibleua Welker, arrived from the Cape of Goad Hops, and railed apia.for Mansion au the 20th February. Has, Majesty's ship Rattlesnake, Commo dore Willmott, arrived from the leeward meet on the Hith February. Her Majesty's ship Adventure arrived from sTIROGiaII ma the 18th February. liarauser.—Trado improving. Town very healthy. Minium.. —The fever bad entirely disappeared. No deaths or sickness reported daring the unman. The demnisk steamer Isla de Oda, from Cadiz for ilareanalt, arrived on the 3rd Much. -- M Agm4.—}for Majesty's ship Alecto had anima, aad would sail as the 7th Muth far the Braille. The Federal dew' Tuscarora vas ia pat, aad would tail as the 7th Mail* far Cads& The Royal Mail steamer Macgregor laird arrived, aad ogled Tomtit(' and the met coast of Africa as the 4th March. ENGLD3R ROYAL TRRATMIiNT OF TELE DANISH ROYAL FAJILLY. TOO TILE =LOTUS OP TILE K 117111311. HoNIRD sorry too rode in the nooee• that the D•onish ryal fanny wos turned out of li lore%mod am soon as the young party's back was turned, so that they was obligated to go to a beer-shop or sumthin of that sort, nigh Buttaaro palm. When my old woman died loose to. year ago, I had to go to ray work as if Duthie ad took plans, or get the mock, so Liao that I know 'se to do this ev'ry day of there if... If Her Madireetes can't or won't—wich, mein' her pardos, won't it is —giv' there poor prism aod Mrs. Christjua as' there lonely • in one of the ryul palmes—l no • lot as will. I'd either tura out of my bed than they Mould go to km at • beershop, hems I dos% thick it's right when we've got so maim 'gloms for tat footmen, let atom our creanar for honapitalety. H o pei yonl. terdoo this from your *repast, THOMAS JONES Brickloir are piastre,. Hoek of the Myst Muse, Pywalicko. " A which may perhaps hasten the solution of the Roman question and aid satiesolity his just taken place after long delays," says ►►e &ale of fate day. "We allude to the opinion of Mos midway from Rome to Naples. Th. bet %nisi left the eantaal statics in Rome ow the baths of Dicooletias at s quarter-psol,MA, us eh. seeming of the 25th of February ; at halflisst eight nsa at Naples, although much time had bees ounettased in the minute examination of the. possport., the visite of the gendarmes, sod the petty and ve►tions formalities whisk the Postilid government persists is maintaining, as it main• Miss so raw other abases." SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. SHREWSBURY SPRING MEETING. 75331113.33. 1113 BACONS P 1433 et mom mgt. with • Plato vamp 101. added. About bug • Wk. Mr. s Ak kt. " 1 . 00118 • W Tadace—Nctinna. 0333. Ist 311, (Inc. Mx Si.) (T. /mac* 1 Prince eoltykors Knight at the SIPA • yin. 7 M 31 om 011) (3. , I Copt Cblistkoes uoid. tot (13. loran* $ DoDo Omen Ilmminie Puts d kir 2/reldo. Hag - Trews geitykairs W1'11 45 4 1 . 17 neteeteler--VomM o a. Me /ris . Lail I I Lord Ultrilp's Ned Cap, M 6 16m fT. red Lewd lletemea's Ler Isi, it nts (O. Foam Tin Clawdrrim EMMAUS' at 13 sem ewe, 10(6, with 100 added. About awa Nana and three quarters. Mr. MelvlMe's Oceteadrom. 17 OMbriliva• - -WooMmo. 6 re, lee Mb pi. ciri• 1 Mr. Medi!. Odle". 6 In, OM Ms (T. I Mr. Steesore Violet, 4 res. 70 Illb I Ti. Hamar Hamm? al 1 5 sms. mob. witi IN Wei, go.r 3- reds sad epwanda ; eerie& gewillisa sad allowassau Ilh roe quieten al it witta. , lfr. IL Z: Wm &am, by Lagolae— I . 1/11. ON IL 0= si I A g NOM s lalelke isi the Belli, a gas. lat ills (S. Adman) II TIM HANDICAP Hums Racirof 10 DOVE swat, 5 It, with 5915aahLad. Abeehtio mills sad a quarter rivet eight flights 14 Medlin. Mr. T. avows Italsimsratar, by las u r—Ot . : D c i i ta' a gm, est Alb asareakoses emirs , dm Iflshtl I IfOrry's Idles Validlismr.47m ..(W. Milo I /4 Aslnvoters ]l7tH!.! sa la Mb ..... -I . OXFORD AND OAIIBIUDGE ZIGHT-OAAID LC; We are ositsbled to taste, from good authority, that the Ozosimat &maims to row the roes after listsrday. the 28th 'amidst ; tosempaustly ft is steartain spas what date thim batsmen event willsetat 01. By • tosmamd. dation sleeted yamttnisy, we fad that a further Masse has fart bate made is **Cam mew, the bat 0 which. with their weights, IP' : 1. T. C. Hawilhaw, Trinity. 2. B. H. Nowa, Eramassed .... ll,ri lab. & W. O. amyl" Trinity 4. Wilms, ..... The. 3b. 5 O. H. La Meat, St.Jahmh.. • 6. FL A. Blights., Trinity l2O. 816. 7. T. OhammAtes, Trimly ....... 110. RH& & T. amain& Trinity 160. 13/b. F. H. Amh.w, Oorpas Immorweis) 50. 10Ib. 21mm Orient crew, who are beef wNt tegotbor, sea • is very Ilse style. thellmesselesmat amid 8 tot. and Cambridg• mem, sotteshatamdiag their .hang, exhibit marked Improvised NAVAL AND MILITAitt ADMIRALTY, MAIICE 12.—Aneurnami—Coaft. madam V. O. laildeld rd C. W. Awl:yr, Mule irsaptet big ocsamatlin of the emit guard, vim Ossluutt ark Comber, ragout. Midalthreasi H. U. Julies. le the Nam. W. W. Duvets's. P. H. O. Sack* H. G. Napiar. C. W. G. Spring. IL A. Osis msaaoy bay, bow woolastod to naval osiloombipo. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAYBRIDGE, K..= IA At a congregation this day the under-nmestioned wen enterred : D. Juno Deflarnes. —Nona Thesen'Trisity Cases. S.D.—Join James Balboa*, PembrokeC N.A.—Henry Dunlop Nageod, WilliaTal s oi; sail • noun Caltborpe Mania, Trinity College ; William sow knyon's, Tinny 441 ; Jobs totems= Lee, Basists* B. William Floury Grimley, Beene Brython, sad Bush -Yorke !Smith Marriott, Trinity Oollege ; Marisa HaWard Buntaison aad Thema John Ward, BC Jelm's Collage ; Thomas Garret*, Cena Coliege ; South &It Catherine-hall; Jolts Ward e l ... mesne Collars; • Alward Carla, Beemamael Alenans y . pas, Y. A., of Wok adood, was admitted al eitaslam ass. A gram vas series a ceegreAu lalsry address to his Royal Huns= the Prins of Wales. A grace for cooolerrens et the dame of D.D. on Mr. Thomas was aoskplaccted, but carried by 61 jokiest' naiad 5 aost-pinota Ilumc.—The foliowug candidates fat the degree of Baobslor I. Memo have ben nualassi sad approved W L. Cunene, Tnalty College ; Area Goal, At. John's ien. COURT 01 , COMMON COUNCIL. A meeting of this body was held yesterday as Guildhall. The Lord Mayer presided, mid, haviag hirmally reported Me proteediegs n measzion with the prometatiee of the City jewels to the Primer Ale:mars, begged the se cerium by the sour% fres Mann, of • bed , is marble. d the by Willa, se ceder for tee oumition of which hs bad slimily gime. The Omer from her tiajumg, through Sir Geo. Grey, exprandos of her satiefselice at te n = reseptim seseeded to the Prineses (whish has &beady Mar caliones), was laid before the seem —MI . 'Ma Amanita announced his Mimeos of pressatlag to the court, se • eimpasioa le the Lad Mayor's fewest, a best of the Primme afeWals•—lir. F. Wyit,ssspeddaeselsgr b. pouched a most loyal terms, mowed that se address at me gratalatim be promoted to her Vilest, oe the meta Mill sserreies TM meats. am seconded by Kr. Dejraty sad, at coarse, easaimemly wend to.—Mr. John Rates moved that the osseplimestesed oseputalatioas el the sow* be presented to @he Prises at Wales au his marriage, which was also agreed to eow am., se was • minim resoleides with regard to the Priames of Wake,—Mr. Lasky moved that " his Royal Higbee= Albert Edward Prism of Wales be very remestfally regulated to labs epee Maslen the freedom of this ; ea has aciesdirg to the request, that his royal bighome be pimento! with a copy of the freedom embed m • casket of the ode* of Ma, an • tat• tiro:ay at the affectioa and pdosad roma astensiaed by the mart for his pence character." The motion was tamed to.—Mr. Tremont the moved, " that os the mos , sies of the reasetatioe of these eleiplimeate sad arigrate. Wiese to their Royal Highest's' the Priem sad Proms of Wt; sod also copy of the freedom of the City to il his Mahatma the Prime of Wales, the Prises and Promos he Moiled to se sabertainmeet sidta= na t diguityl of this city, sad that the Right H the Lord Mayor and the Sheriff', &Moeda by the Realm brasier, do wait upos his Royal H*heess the Prime of Wales sea regent him, is the same at this that their royal higheeme will hosear the oorpoi moo by accepting such imitation." This malice was agreed to, sad • cam meta was formed to take the proper measures for ma ducting the initertaieramt sad for little( up the Guild hall, • ud to report from time to time if meoamar y. TIM committee the . with to prepare the &darer, sad strangers I were ordered to withdrew, alter which the mart adjourned. THE ASYLUM FOR IDIOTS. TO Tr, !MOS or TUX =PIMA. Sia,—Yon will be gratified to learn that the tomato, of the Earlowed Upham peetieipated is the gems' repiciep of Tuesday last. The eiiildree had a good dinner of roastUel end plum puddieg, a fire halloos woo soot up at eve o'clock. sad a large bootee with tor barrels was lighted in the evening. The sew beg of the asylum ass hoistod fag the east time oe the tower.-1 am, ke., WY. NICHOLAS, Secretary.' Office, 29, Poultry, EC., Hank 12. SOUTHWARK RECEPTION OF THE YILINCIOIB ALEXANDRA. ro rem IDITOS or nue anti& Sta,—l send you at foot a copy of a commend estuou 1 yesterday mesind has Wiadwr Cartie.—l sai, &A., WILLIAM OREtEAU. " Wisdom Casa* Kurth Major•Geoerul trOzheini bee received the easweiesida of her Royal Highom the Priasese Almada' of Damask to thick the High Bailiff cad iehabilisole of Southwark for their eddrees on the coresdoe of her passing through thou borough. sad fee the level and grwlifyisg feedings exprowed towards her revel Wehrle,. " Was. Greekaws. Keg., High Raiff of Southwark." NIGRO ZNANCITATION...—)III. Taylor, wife of P. A. Taylor, Rsq., M.P., of Au*ey-houts, has ismed the followias eleeraler :--•• Them are various oxi sideratious easeestsd with the institution of slavery which make it, far more than is the case in ordinary politics, • a=ods especially sod deeply Interesting for women, mid Mg the Wiest IaIDINFOiIIe of their marmot sod &Ai. vity. A number of Englishwomen hays undertaken to form a vonien's committee, to to with the Ensaecipatiou society already existing, by mesas I. their ler . ited impeatally by the circulation of totem, km, m slavery as it now stets in the trailed Mateo, •77d of its beerier on ths pelmet struggle between the North and Roe*. Your salietiowe sad cooperation are most eatuseliy sehaited. All wahameicesiese and eubsoriptioas to be far warded to as shove." FaTIMSION or its Ummacraotrigo RatawaY.. Operations ham coenmeased width, the last few d a y s a s th e terminus of the Uadsrground Railway, Parriaides w a r (Niworwes, to proceed with the formation of ti s s ir X way to the entiremity at Plaidocry, is allowed by the ewe puly's sea FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to wefts a us. iunstiom Drawangoan bang to Vara to • 0 Drawberaan Sala, eauspiel• SS • • Ilnanaganiallin ocarplaa • • Ilann oraspion 9 IIS • • Warangal Vanalaaa P. aad um% iK WIPOIIaSTWTOV. Illaarang OliGlooll l lnalalslol Ws 21111011•WelL JENMs. • ''_~