The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-15 00:00:00

I , / 7/ 2', • A r a t:L€ "" — J. % I- • ' ~ A.__ NEWSPAPER • • 1 _t 1 .... ...,.. .----. ' ti, •% -• %. x. 4 . : ... ) - 7:74 ce •- • ' . - :1/4 4 PIS alld.XS f• ,------------. 7 , , . , . -- 1 ---..m.M.1111.M.11• ~ •.. ....... reaA _ ____ _.2 1.1 A AAUtnermal 1 ITWOPENCE L MR CHARLES DICKENS'S READINGS, A Haaseteaquant Rama—TUESDAY EVENING AV pest, HMII.IB DICKENS wi READ DID (la C six cliapters), sad Mr. n HOE bit SAWYER'S PARTY, taxa Pldrakk.-411.111, Is.: crate mats, 114. ; back arta, la, at Mama. Mamas sad asirk 194 PicesdWy; Mmes. Pottio sad Itos'e. IS sad 14, So's! Exclenese ; Austin's ticket Oka, St. Jsasarball ; sad st Parte's ticket edam Hasever- SOWS Room. THOMAS HEADLAND, Sectetexy. PROM LAST MORPH GAMMA ' ea hr a i r= 4. 7. Oidis-& 7. a _4, iii lL ig rilketas, sal . N .° . D. l i mo, Old Ilioaddaalkallt . talariase brelmrs-7. D. lisaderma. W. asilain : a 4p i r d ieto l k. Hor= h td dr , Yerilledro, previska deslem-11. Irrand Berabsw .I.l.V oir =vica-lhessy. aueldre. Lye% , sod llIlL. Decide, Bt. Illartaze, rialiiiiii.+4. Wilidesll sad J. lard. Bartok Vir .• I_.• giinaitime. riMilligilla&lWkinati affism- , cattle Mufti= rod Clark, lama= sad J. ' = . Mil Z 111 eYer le 4 " . rOW 1510;10117711 1 1 gig mom* lesaidighas, Mow& salter as rigsrds IL &HUM -1.. WO , ad W Illyariock Devonshire, q IL mitil and J. . rporka, samero-24,7C= & Prowl. I. W. B. Z. C. D. Dickey, J. Nam. 7A. Ilatalllos, J. 11. and Brown, Liverpool, sad New York Boas*, Baltimore, so tor as regards O. I. Snetra-twee Ilidatareeth. J. Cooper, an Joka Hainswortk (d oar Hallam Yorkshire, comma bre= W. Hill, W. HilL jun., 'Lod Hill, Southsmotou sad Hai g gliwniers, so tar as re l. L. HID-J. Mgr NA W. Haight, &elan. laanabire, ii/1“0141m...G. AVM ma T. trim" Stockton, Dorbant, Inas daggpo-111. Hassrll sad 0. Travis, Nuffield, elecito plate - '-'... ' -11. Dram sea, Rad N. Omar, ran., lowa Mask manufastimers-H. J o ooee, t i =t i a ll nll. Coldwer 111011% . , Lammehimonal .B. INlPrigsr and .0; J. 'codger. Mideastern*, St. Jima any Maned. ficallh sail H. feeder. Tar. Nadi spat.-2. ideossead; and B. D. Hobe/mos, GliellOW. merekants- W. Btowartand A. Roberta" eisitow, tamale droPsfa TELEpßogio. nazuficonTar. WEDDING PRESENTS OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. of Gravesend, the Lady Mayoress, and the Maha rajah Duleep Singh. This last is not only ex tremely light and beautiful, but highly ingenious in design. We have no ipso, to notice in detail the silver plate and porcelain, which however contain some of the very finest specimens of modern art both in design and workmanship. Not the least remarkable feature of tines presents, is the sueoessful imitation of the most rich and delicate mediaeval work. Amcor& the " textile fabrics " the fine specimens of Bros- ND and Irish Doe, presented reepectively by the King of the Belgians and the ladies of Ireland, deserve special notioe, the design and execution being equally perfect ; nor ougLt the magnificent shawls and cloaks presented by the city of Norwich to be overlooked. They show conclusively that our native manufactures of silk and velvet equal any thing that can be produced abroad. - calling at the Cape of Good Hops Ca " lF U' a IT llndrec —STU 0011XIINICATION between LOW DUN smilliDlA.—rhe wellassowe clipper auxillsristeamightp 'Malta. met 10P1, COO-bores power, J OHN SR Yr Cowmen rim now loading in the Victoria (London) Docks, teem en Ihms April. =Maim passen gers at aed leaving Oremeeng an the 1011 April. tee Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Deed flee all Rearm TM' nugaificeet ship, built expremly for the India Ignite, Ira been thoroughly refitted, hoe firet-nae amomampailien ter Primengene, and will carry an experienced surpass, MID a dew a n n ., pow of this company's 440112M1111 Lad wee 70 do ,. to "m ot teSe • the Calcutta haling mamma Me mem In ni days, being the shortest en record. The line will be continued on the 204 h June, and on the 70th each ...gm month, with the striated punctuality, by one of the company's magnificent fleet ol auxiliary screw steamehlpa Re height or passage apply to ORINDLAY tad On, Y. war sumsastist, sw., the arii•, AMID lIRRYT On, y o g a g to p.sisest, •. or sa the 0111C116 el Me 00.111- ry. egt oo pag.lanient LC. Mare aggileselees ler appenamenta as Omen ta Das enrolee shwa be made. RICHARD LAMY, livastagg. It was announced some weeks ago that the Prince of Wales had permitted the magnificent collection of presents made to himself and the Princess on the occasion of their marriage to be exhibited to the public at the South Kensington Museum. This permission was a graceful acknowledgment lon the past of the Prince of the enthusiastic welcome given to the Princess Alexandra, and the profound national interest which their recent happy union excited. This splendid, and in some respects unique, collection of gifts forms certainly one of the most striking permanent records of that inte rest. Perhaps no royal couple ever had at once such a number of exquisite presents ; and assuredly no royal bride ever received from the good-will of friends, many of whom are personally unknown, Bach a truly royal marriage dowry of handsome ornaments as the Princess Alexandra of Wales. UMW and PLANT& J. C. grzymis will BELL by AUCTION, at Me Greed locaos,3B. 'fingerer. enront 4 Kdan. W, April 14&t half-peat Itprechely. Mont I Mclean BMW of MMUS DISODLEA, jar arrived in Ire contelite tram fora, air re One Irleh Yews, four to Ire feet Mrs, ark Wllii trared.-0e view the morning of sale, and cataloger bad. FLOWER SEEDS, carriage fee. PR= IMAM, 1861 sad 190 L-13 new amok 10a. ed.; 04111110, ea; s biltharity Numb, Ta el; 13 ditto, 4111.: be hardy anaemia 10a ; 30 ditto, 6a. : 16 ditto, 2a. ed. The above collet thaw en selected with the greeted care, with a view to give the utarest petwiele misty. Maple cultural dbeeltese en ;abed co fedi west. BUTLER sod WCULLOCH, BUD YEECILt 1111, arrest garden-mafiosi. Landes. TtIVITT and MOORE". AUSTRALIAN LINE 1, of TAOIST MOORS' Tibial (to mil pane suf. on Use April, last shipping day gird April), the Mended new dipper ship ARAB lITILED, A 1, register 634 tons. UNIT 1. WALIER, Commander , lying in Its• Rost Ingle Peeks. This smart wove!, jest built expre ssl for the e, Awe a good opportunity for the shipment of y fine goods trad , and W &stoats amensinoslatlon for a few chief cabin Jr Jarmot tretight or passage apply to Mr. T. B. V/=, BA. Bt. 111111•11-0101; Of to DENIM and MOORS, p, Ellitter street. NAVAL AND MILITARY. fIAIITIOI7.-00ClUili Os iebesied RUDENG NJ WIC; for Mak. Mama. barks, law Gifli yas a m Odd Mean and annetald tee mama& mu Is sold Ws. able dram la RASA 1$ la manufactured only NM Pierriatat, ellAwsig 00C101, Dulteutreet. Wend Imes Warshaw*. MI damn are spurious ADKIZALTY. Anus. I.l.—Arrozynnum—Cap tains W. K. Hall C. 8., to the Cowl:who& Hos Thompson ; B. OvestoB, to tits Bum& vim Bill ; sod J. N. Strays, to the Cornwallis, Tim Gnasell. lasetemitle H. B. Stewart. to tao flatiej ; & Pulley sad H. A. Mootaik. to the ; C. 8. Bboaktsurgh. to Oho Bottiolooko t H. F. B. Yorks, to the Dthooo ; G. W. Ants, F. H. Bromilow, P. IL lake, sad J. W. F. =rime Matthoossolt. D. H. estoor, Itirtholosotior. to lie Loam IL !Walt soda Woloalloy, to the Lard= l'i.l tir aid MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .. ie isr lIRLIN—For AMAMI Dlreot i r t ~... tsar cm Mr 411 Mot orl day SW ,1M sow 1ia.....dv: " .f. ew^ 7 9Lian. w ra •Tmblituresonnbnolest 117rWriy nmossi Dad sim Delliellost, mei Oe. or spootot =.Ms s pow crliti Isiesto soommodstion room y rad, born bar bassinet model. it tho test for assiontroodo DOW OgrOFOr WOW ot Mien or pomp *ply to DIVITr sod 110011, 9, nnillorstrool A LIGfiT WAGGON'Snit -H.MULLINKR'S li LIAILINGION NOVWlr—a nip tour-wbaal dog-cart, which kids open, and Mai I aregrlistia, avid, If make{ • 11.• Med add& sta cony kuptel so logV a r aL le dregt a m ... . to tans • vary tigla aloes —Me gad tall porllogare sgplyn ili t• tawaroar sal only halls, MULL carriage garadacton, Irsantagtos. TEI POLISH INIMMILICTION. EFFECTS 07 TEI RUSSIAN AMNESTY. viaNNA, Aram 14. PERAMBULATOR% CARBLLOB BODY, trees Idn.-4/neldng Maim, Mood, Tad ll l•2. B widdd. BMW Jan InnateSe Bawds, °rennet, Aunt new, lawn ins. Arelisey. encket. de. Catalogued grstle.—= and PO (Old llandot-bonse), 71.13bisedidn. A fresh attempt on the part of some Russian Cossacks to violate the Austrian frontier has been frustrated by Austrian Hussars. Several of the Cossacks were taken prisoners. DISTRIBETIOII 07 NAVAL PRIZE MOWZY.—Notice h Fives is last night's Garage that ;separations are now Wag made for the tatmoied dihrilosike al lie tamege bounty of the slam felurra, same wehmown, wipb_ll , l4 em the 3LI of August, 1861, by her Maissty's ship Wraaglar. Meths is also gives that Me diatriWtios of the tonnage boast si g d u ll a s: dhow E, mmis makes's, eaphired on the bed 1868, by bar Majsety's skip Lyra, Ma sour lessee F y, the 17th ia the prim hawk of the department of the "Assocmateat-oeseral of the Navy, Ad miralty, 9omemet-housis." The al ore the shares dm to an individual ia the several Mums :—Flag share, 541. 13s. 11d.; commemeter, 11M. Os. Bd. ; third eras, 451. 160.3 d. ; fourth clam, 391. 8a 11d. ; fifth ekes, 161. 7a. 3d.; sixth ohm, 141.14 a. 6d. ; seventh dam, 91. Ms. 4d. ; eighth class 41. 18s. 241. ; ninth clam, 31. sa. sd. ; Leath clam, 1/.125. Bd. MITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE t PACK= 11111P.—dor WYNCIIITION Meet (isi a Vol !art of hot ono sogS sad wit bore lionsibis dr ii ateb , as Itettiet-boßt Inot s WSITIOST, • 1. Weir -toms,, THOStAB li. Oraturallor: =r e looSoa Dods. Ma vioisl. NM wpm* for the Ws, boos I solved of • resit wow as his decant secommotattosi for a tow chid eibla porim a — i = at **A or wow a to Mr. T. B. W Ito. Us. el lislos's-stico ; or to 1:0' sad NOM& I. FIIREITURI CARRIAGE FREE, to say Part at the Ilapkat Drawing -roots kites ha Velvet II • Dewing-room Settee, caplet* II • • Dlahawneem emplete IS lb • Beieera Week eseaptse Wansaleil si e dew IS • za P. mad a. 1111709. ttt oxsoiwarairr. W. Cetaketer vette amber:et free ea ergiledles. THORN, Ann. 14. A manifesto of the central revolutionary com mittee of Warsaw has been published. rejecting the amnesty offered by the Emperor of Russia. BERLIN, Ann, 14. and MOORES AUSTRALIAN LINE D iLr atVrcKsr eam—irar HOBAN! TOWN Blame la molar i ttw aday dagy mipsolei Nem the =w ail ratan= the r eltd AIISMINS OWN= • l tor is f 7! 471 NMI a. W. OATH, ocers moiler : This beautiful vend has bees built szprelsly tor the Wide: hag mow o ut wesesategatisamm al=sad is owe at the tautest Yaps ot the port of aM pertermed dues voyages from the whey to I sa LaAp ri etepesM_—lor terms al freight or purge apply to aad ltg, 9, Billiteratreet. BLACK BALL PARBBNOBB LINE of Wens MEMO Ike AVIIILLUL from Leeks *keel Docks. I To Pon. tegik ZIK III O 6 isms . ZOO Z. India B o w Mt, SZ - iil mm 1 ladle Nelbounis UN ladia Tweg 1.50 bat .. Sir et WO Z. My 10 Jar II AMC* Ape II SW * nib saiderist Ise al peekals bey% by Ybrit pmetedity mad perimpe, serd widd Imam ripubibm sod Iblir per Mt lemper ainawasibliwo unomyamei by my mods alleaL—lor IMirmmibietlig Need or to Aastralte empty te ALIIII Ned Oa, ; an Assets for the Black Dalt Liao; otel T. M. lIACIA sal 00.. tradenhall-etreet, losiara IL.C. LIMBS. MONEY WIGRAIt and SOW (of BlarkwalLysrd laadta Ll= d PACKET SHIPS Os • LlA.—Yar ParfrPldflp. Slang (to Ism the Deck sa Monday. •prll IS. at Pi r aa, ea *las &Casa eltpOur sibs ISM =nor. t ub s G. Z. 11AwN, cananainc: Isass la Nos Simi Islas D asKamods- Skinks an dams st paw yore ars ass sad As A =O a t.. . ax THY Ir W4V i rgrai tra cd. sad Sans. 7, Pamasies ads Ilas a pubis In csaveyed Paddlastsa as Mow* INS dais ter sassai car Soak sad sassad dais far Wli.4r Sawa UNCIAL MO% LITELPOOL. 'LW YOWL ANID P M NIZADIIIPMIA QTLY DRIP COMPANY. IMllppers sod Ti......0r ere hereby n roMeft. hdomeed sot telt C=J i tiemers, Mimeo MaWriiita Tat, At (hteesetetnt to; r soges so_ oil Is run Imo Meowed as ; owl MN' wim waft we. atkriketo MOW liroptrd. masa at , eaosteers es the lellowtos day IMEMOMI WM MO potable so weal COMMUNIOATION to NSW YORK LirMtalmo.urcs. co roo la ir Tom MLA telsoremod boa Mow illem= " ZWL Mrb PA Memollowle bit yie wed patio, as follows: WLY /MOM WWOOL It lt3fr YOLK. NDUCSIIMMIL The Day, Ayrfl IL CITY OF MANCMIDM., IrMoy, Aid 17. M4A. Wed lriA ll CITY OF WA N, Wolamity. Apill IL Awl wiry sloxoodteg Wattage's& ail woes ~ow max easisompi iv, pia", samiting to Os wear molotkm. Serworda=tet 1 ••••••ab.e esehod. Pmemsore sa ri ar74.= Womble, booked m um terma ii -rar ars i ell: l error or Trivia 31ACZY, 1, ilD2:llllllate dm* City. Crand NORTH AMNRIOAN ROYAL xe l aWariarra."..:, - =:vvv.. palDSlßlCK'suills Da* Is call a&BINDess or allar porta to lad lad mados malls, goods, :sad paraaDrall• We Mosios et a Mad al liattlaa to Mad sa• rusks plaaassors sad bra • :pals. TY fonsalma or dim Tank Ira sp. adl bala Urarpool„ * Cork to reedy, Oa • . for BOOM, latarriarf, Apiti IS. ivenu SIAN, air NW YOWL. Salarday, April S. OANADA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Nay 2. • miray, Darbortlag rdowardS fee and provisions, bat r afar or Nowa r—To Mullis: sad Boston, add oatota, Mt: asocasd cabla t j oi *. To New Tort, th ief cabin. MS: seta, US. to Dads; Bordok sad Now Tat, el M, Isar arbarop.—Ap Isl. B. Wort IS, Okl trades : T. M. Omrlia - Isom sad 12, Ilaas do la Dartoo Tara lbsrm Badwarrataraft. tliiow D. sad C. linvor. Qasenatowa : or D. sad C. Auer, 8 Water slossi.lllvaspool. GRIME, and PHILLIPPB Y =DPI and the Whir; 6 rat the 111.TA m." troy, the British sad ore* Steam Wharf, Wapping. ovary Body, Mll sm. Fares : Se 11 lea., arid 17e. betas tickets, a bie sad a MK The FTENOWID. Shandy months natty, from el Os Twee. Fare Cl. Per Ilathllll, the SCHWALM CONDO; or YOWL alter Thinday, Iron lionedythera, at 11 caning Iter to receive pasaengers at noon. laths : 41, 111• FOr 00121WEVII0. the OCATAF With, about Azet e l ir t a. Fares. th, £2 25., and To he 1 7/P 4Z' ODPIIIAYIZ :e L d STOCKHOLM. the NZWSXT, April lath Irene a Tier. Fares To Copeshagen, 3e. to ateckhoth, 43 ; retina tickets at a tare sad UR lia=thwege. O. 05,1 at Chaplin', 0.01, . arta., F=UPTO, IllthTlll. lad FillLlArri. 11. lood-Isaa. 11.0. L AW WEE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 11944 inst, Leadss. loottlatod UM Isvootod mob 63,100,000 Animal lab3lllll tor pospooftwo aott farm far osostrook gel" . ILD. 66.'18 14 . the il IWA WraMITIZ Looks to DO Adam'. ANIL 11.11. fILITTIOIC—WATHERBTON seri BROODIN It-p ranrima Ilka Oshawa tie Oust Gold slated male M.Wita SW ;: di s afr ei t r l i rr= l =Air maalislated bp Om. n. .rd seta Illspolsayta, sad et tie maaabalwaef pdait. Nit 41. 1 046 1 . Oataasa. W.C. Amos moda liaa = 1116WWWWay tat la assi.-21.1. WO salabildinaat 14 dosed it /WY iamb& awl an amlordats at L g sout. DOM'S PERFT3III yotyment, as used la Mosso Alszsadfts bridal boodoir at Windsor Castle. w ottonstvely patronised to tbs nobility sod gentry for the bill-roont. table. Ito Pries how t 1 10a am V lay paelfplog sod parteolpi •ftsipbers. Mem treat ft. aft by ail Ilse trade.— BOOM meow, el. !o>, anti ft Osinbil. [rAni or SOLICISOM ABB intim rairrouiAir * 111 MUD= AT TO WKS OP Slll Cll 1111011111A 1 , MOM Of 122222212222, kAMINIZALIARIMir.] BANKRUPT'. Ammar DCPATO, Thisinoned, Vlelortalark, cabinet maim, to surrender April 18, al 11 OnOmm LovSlltAll BALL, Anrytl.road, Kensington, MIA, April VI, at IL LtrGUM= Stordnic flumes, maltater, April SI, st IL IVARD, It. ileenfaelreet, It. Norge sla.**.East, homed victealber, April 18, at IL i Jou £l2O/01, Betters* ormetidos agent, April 28, at IL Jong RAMAT, Itlitimileamme, Kan, mil reerchant, Ap. IL AIL 300 MU" Joined., lallabeth, commercial traveller,Ap.2ll,at 1. illiennl ICAtillit nalliwtaltrare, Camden Town, commerdel irmeller, Apell 10, at L MARL Tomas Cools, Cintemwell.green, jeweller, Ap. 110, at L :mon WINIMILD, Churdoplace, Paddington-gran, labeener, April 27, at L Jong loalll, Jun., BUllnpgatoniartet, fishmonger, Ap.27, at! 700 1111; Polliant, carpenter, April ST, A 1. Joins Ants How= and Anaemia BMA 11111022ZT Bob Itagent-streat, Mien outOtesks, Apra 30, at 1. Hastiest, lodging-Mum keeper, April3o, at IL T M., Rodney-street, Pentonville, travel ler oe LIC A V 11. TIMM Poem. AP* at 84 T. lawn HAIM* 82 errimmee, Kumilagton-road, serest April * at I. ..iltir k ammea,ftesea22, Batieremplirk, pabliumAp.l7,2lll. mows ram. liekkk.i. atra Est IL D=lnalZrn-triMaii. • A ff. AP I, N at ,a4l2. Thaw lintilitrerwros xi raw. AP 11 . st S. /PM** Gann, Fame* . e * at 12. MAN falit domh oeMbl. et* T Nar4rs 12 . ALMS roger Caulk. DitOMMk, Lem* seer, coated* 24:4MI T airowynytt1, 14 it Iteenseuthahlre, April 24, at 11. Jams Mullooken* may Bieliettey, oleueemerelltre, NM proprietor April 22 et 11. Timm HAL* Meet Lee, Deventhlm. farmer. April 19, A L BMA= XATioa, Leeds, bender, April V, At 11. 0110/1 Smog PILL. Birkenhead, builder, April 77. st 11. R0u21244222 Mkryo, Centerreoildm, WW2 2 2 71 - 1 27, an , . Wiumat Comm. Liverpool, neediest Z April ST, at 1L PAWL Onlot, 11.1 inter. pimilber, Ape% ot 11. wawa cacnowar, pgraaber, sr, at U. loam 0110021 BUTCH, , , May 11, A 10. Wnmair itAIIDELL, Yintbery, brieklayer,Ap. 27, at It 101 l Homo WZIPAIATI, Gt. Taimoviit, irser,Ap.l7,at it Wilma* HAY* Weetbeoorwieb. baler, It, 01 10. (110ailA 61100111 T AMU/A, Lake, , farmer, April 111, at 11. limas M Urge* Month baker. *11127, al t Omen limeamr, Ikamildre. bookkeeper, Ap. 24, A S. JAM= 101.01. dyer, April OD, at IL Ilmosum 72aitetet, machine meat, Ap. ST, at 11. 3031Sillreen, Mambeler, bar, May 4, at lit. 2/eiroo lty, Memel Molls, looliblektr. Moy 4. at H. SMOKY BALL, Mamayekr, Week* May 4. at 14. THONAB Qum* imalua, Leda, wooer, April OA at IL Mullen U 4 ,9 111, at U. ova Plcr W riziNaeds igi. l"la ikmod imwell = April le, at 12. Clinmernm SLAM; Inesiord, Liseekokke, remtlar of beer, Apt U. at IL 3021 DAMS . dblyky, Murex, butcher, April 211, at 12. Imam BIADIRAW PLOT, Bolton. Wattmeter, May 7, at O. TaorAs CoutrAe, New Shoreham, Sums. market gardener, April 1:11. at IL SXMAID WILLIAM, Boddifelerk Carnarremblre. Utlargess. April St, A 10. Joan SEMI. 1 / 1 0-12 Poem. April ri. at 1 1- 3eeim ilinrintil, Jun., Bath, surgeon dentist, April 27, at 11. Perna CIALLIMMern, Usk'', MeMordsbke, cool dasher, Met; at 12. =Bum, IMMeitpos-Trest, potter, Aril M., at 11. Mem= MAlUMl*Mlleallk. 211 * 84 .5 Aran, 81 11 . 301 M Baum, ileaderisoil if = og eo i l / 2 5 t0i1:r . ,..71- .. aat I. Jo* WA* Wresbaai. corspre, ft, at 10. WILLIAM 1100610011, leolutakem. blacksmith, Apra 21, et 11. IaaUINOM* laidisrek, Deilmehare, drokeeper, Ap. M. st IL ===, Uprooter, Ultelteld viaeweler, April U. at it Peribybeo, Moolgelkelyek.kreier, May Met it. (MOW 70•101, IterkeeMFM,Demorla., beile, April IS, et 71. Mismi mm Rwbripe, Sootereeteb.,Urmw, Ap. 22, Ali BATA! 001 loran* isadel, Weekeedsed, miliab aielstaat, April Uoit L. MAXIM TIPIIAS, Chortles, Leak Iftliar abreter, April 27. it L My J . and G. P. Bevan. Ltmehousacsumway, S. 6. X. Lama, Barassition, llikand.road, /ate yrepristor dancing rooms—My ll. J. Nadi, Pentonvillet road. commardal cissta—Nay 6. Y. Juni**, Wheathandtdead. Herta, pl llata. G. C. Doboo, Connaught terrace, Pad dington, staardsat-May IL. A 'P. tlaard, Bt. IlartlMalans, subrolderar—Ma & J. M. Maas, Hormisaireat, Paint:m.6lo, baker—My 11. Husband, Pinelday-road, St. Jollies wood, widow—My S. T. G. liatandiall, CluirtonatrediZurho lico, bake) tame maker Dim H. Dowse* Gad arm b May 11. D. Compton, Tolland Boyd. Wilt., oori dealer-6W IL D. J. X•Nalty, Alans.torram, Otani's* all *- teeM 11. G. Maws* imam Hanal. Hantliambn yfT ay A. W. MU, ilasabssough street, Pisallao. and MIN ▪ Cl=ui nosatt—My H. Gray, Masa, Middles*, moiler— !tar 7. W. Posner. Warnsimmte Crostaireas, born ealw—Ap 60. J Sarimaar, Was* baker—My 7. U. Pagan; Nanny on Thar* bootasabar— May 6. C. assitia, Wadn't*, butcher—May 7. D. Hernia. EH* oared, Ade*, and WaHroak.ron. Holton, trelaaren—ddr 7. G. itushworth, A cradernias, Wandsworth-Mk 7. C. Hama, Gram Collagentrad,Cuadso tows, pattamarl= T. P. Woodman, Baarrab, Haat, buic.ber—May T. IL Ortiosthireb"*lnt, OW, sad Frathriskydsoa, Ban, stalianar— May 7. W. talon, macaw Pans, autrolk, brow—Hay 7. Hood, Uppir Ttmatareared, City, and Laglame.ratid, Hating- WA marainat—May 7. A. Vogt Carbartssaind, Wary*. bass. alsalmnals-blay T. Alma, ilmalast, INabspris, and Norfolk4maank Wad Harluasy ko May 7. A. Minya, Hat=r e o a ad . ..... sk t wisolesal uni = asaidHar —Way 7. J. Wilda* —lllal7. C. H. Banned, Mount Vernoa, l bt = shopkeeper—My 6. T. P. Chadds, Putted*. tobacconist-11p T. a, Lity, carpenter—May 6. 7. H. 11. 812 =ne r t=rtr b eet, CMG*, groat—My B. G. Hide* Tietsdansed. Daidon, media nanntaddar7lla7 7. W. A. Wei*, 11*dosrovo, Broods*, _ _ la - Te etio7tillGfelitinelbitio4 ,l 4W IC H. ssirsi: Kletetroet and Aibootenewa. Horton. awner-lisyt J. w. CM?, Toeteeed. 8 , . planaber-May 7. W. B. Naga, Phnostmid, Ler, vir-kay T. C. IL lboill lanoWhill. Kent, lane rietl7 master-Moy 7. J. Moan, Bboofte. City, ~,,the , ...my 7. , p„. amok Mich terrace War. Ced i M clerk la Ls oeslinenos-May 7. 0. Tlnsdonar. street, Logentetreet, billor-May T. J. Itseeeroso, sadlabtar-May 7. H. IL • street, City, attorney- 7. P. W. rf. . straw bat manniactaree- S. W. latelopetiosoes-1=1.4 Miej me teeet. lamp man: 711e 7 e;d•rosel. sad New-mod, did aseiloneein.-M S. P. 11. Jaskeno, North Wooled* baker-May & S. Lowereiroat, Islington, dealer In marine etcom-M 8. J.' Linda, Moder-street Kennington-road, journeyman Mee .8. M. loom, Mltro.oonri. Cheapeide, and New-rend, liammemooltb, woollen bos un-May 8. M. Newontaa, lido, lole o gzr. hotel keeper-May 8. W. 0. Rimmove, lbw , voed, warehouseman In a Mod warebonie -2487.' Mary load and Marianne Bomphren Bristol. Media wool deahme-May 18. S. V. ihryar, hfetd, broker-My It J. Moreau, Pontypool, lloomostbobles, grocer-May 18. 8. H. Trabody, Mita" Glooseateeeldre, teamen4isp 12. J. Thomas, Mathes& Csemartheashire, Wiser-May 11 T. 47. Carpenter, Monkery. (ftweeterehl. le, brisk maaalsofter-May 21), J. Doel, eratm, BomeroetAirs, bay doe -Its BW. Banat, Wakefield. Yorkshire, narsewpoon- p =2. Wray = Torkairo, millloor - May 7. W. T. vistaidlow-Ift T. A. Loeb, Liverpool. honer& My 4. ItelmoserMoss. Livorpook mitilose-M 7. IL IL HOLIAvor. =al manaftiewer--Ilay U. J. B. Liverpool, -My 7. 71. D. Van de Norden, Liverpool. miebor el a vase{-May 7. I......LLivi= elate merchant- My B. M. Conley, Liverpool , May 11 I. 1.. annea l . 11888 , tom astir laverpoorMarisseir -May 11. J. acme. Liverpool, Peered viceue- IL S. Weaver. Chester. 1168•8881 Tidied. kr- it. a l l how, dealer-0 lt. M. Jens& Matheeth, innkeeper- 17. T. Looney, Ithapeco-apen- al. April 17. l e = Lingaton.opon Hall, ftliet-Ipsfl 17. J. A. Milo& upon-Hall, Umbel maker-Apell 17. H. lA 4 enetell, Kloglon. w=l, je contor-Aprll IT T. V. Dolby, ham, Tomblin 17. L Moine, Limier, confectioner- Apra W. cor ea rjes and Jan Palm itimptoo apon.ltall, Maylissayben,, Leicester. lir dosho bek t . --= 1. J. DvskLiallina„ Tonisidee, Makeeper-Mail. J. mamma. T annentacemer- May I. J. .t.. Jiver. Maim. T betels reereltaat-May 1. W. Wow. Halifax. T goselemw.-al=r ue. . llancbseler. licensed & A. W beirodber-idop a. W. IL OWL IL T. Mmeove, ftnidilti. di l A7l77rna ivd Ara A. T. Crew, Bartow In Wm*" ww-Asell W. W. I'VelLect Iftwagalle. lkowwil VW V. 3 . Tebbatt, sioneemoso--May L W. T. White, W gnaw Wskw-May IL C. Komi. Worm Lamelpulft. liesimed obelnalli-Xsy IL M. Darla', Abs isossi ditsiaisr--147_ IL W. Nand. 0 Male, of bear-I [y & G. Douala. , Lbe 'Glair -May IL J. Wm* Gyrdera. X 50028811800.8, sorter martaer-fly 8. Y. 0. Bodes, lAvirpool, bass" booper-May I& IL Snob, adontatdie. lent, neer. ARLOW'S PATIENT CASK STAND, • new tsarist" so adadrably contrived that • fall it bawl: as maw mkt, my be nasal et titled co Weer at trouble. Its adios it so impartial" that tie sedintst a the most thallid hell by ao tarsibility aka Its alattabed. Pros aa, Ma, 14a, 4 mat 4., 11, sad IS w Iso erica BTPHON TAP. .1.1 No oudios ropdrol. Illen id bower war orloo hpfio It : AKA olookomplio 4, A drool toJAMIN BARLOW, pitooMos, 1 W tiorairmeasoo Soo ad woo sod Mises an at wort Mbomou's *trim loolisOlook SairadOill wsruw.alan CARIAT SAME of KID GLO*ZI3 1..)1 at Milli eat MR'S are he r, 118. Wk. aad theatimies's beet Pub Kid Giovee one redoes w deem, moony sold at le Id. par . Mee DOCEI et 1101 LID CAILIIIIe M amatidal t meal met gENTLIMEN'S DREBI3.—HAMILTON and ILIN MON, Wort, intone Our pedals OM tie 11W De ere sow reedy, op/ lad kept tor to spection Woo a select slerr ea sWes=otar ode. The aro of seeterlal sad petteros tket moot be excelled. muse No. 100, STLAND, MOS= UNWIR-NALL • lIAMILTOWS MODIRK:iIkinVILITIONS IF the —7 frords me wane* to *lid , Val %at =oft to Wow of towelL• Ma IBM illellono ad. aim toostal wool et It. ors Imo eine to the trociodoo ea if btiodiodo WC imolai anima who ortwoollor 11100 tad stow oreohl tar* Ism hoohol. aid soutimoo with this week wo iol tint they will hal 'sows owe of it ohmic et tooro eta &obis tho Flew of the what worelC*—ChrUtioa World. Lamaist INtiort ONES ind Co . Ilirw .11minstia.almrsk W., sad of twookoolists sad bookoollozo tNALYSIS of ENGLISH Tiro faMbigs. .id FRENCH EiltrOJlY. By [Wilms M. Mums, M.A.. Head MIMIC it Nepal institution ScreveypooL • ANALTIII6 10111.11rATORY. Ila. ANAYB4II el 61,2414/1 HarOAY. land= : Porker, sou. said Doan, Wed &nod. MUSIC , . THE NONOAL UNION. Thk fashionable society has entered upon its akekoath Soaks. The beet matinee of the season took Oboe yaimday, at St. James'e-hall, under the direction of Kr. John Pala, the founder of the institution. We tutelar dead that there is • full subscription, and that the seises Iwo bogus with every prospect of success. Yr. Ma, we believe, has the almost uncontrolled mansgement of the esker* the committee, composed entirely of noblemen and gentlemen of distinction, having full confideoce in his ability and judgment ; and this confidence is fully justified by the eonatentead Increasing prosperity of the Union. Its special object, m our musical readers are aware, is the culti vation et the highest and most refined dmeriptioos of amber mush by the beet possible performance of the weeks of the greatest masters. And this object is emeapietely moomplished, foe the subscribers have the oppertasity of bating such works performed' by the met endeent virtuosi in Europe, many Of when he,. been bsought to Louden fee the express sad mks 54475al appearing at the mulcurts of the Musical Union. Las from the book before us that Mr. Elk exports, fa the emus* of this season, to bring forma Vies:temps, Lobs*, ha, Winkled'', sad other peat sontinestal artiste, in addition to the most distinguished resident per formers ; and that for the next mitts.* on the 28th of April, Virmatearpo and Lubeck are asSagid • THE ANTIQUITY 07 MAN. There was a very crowded meeting yesterday evening of the Ethnological Society, to hear a paper ern mutinied by the president, Mr. Crawftird, entitled "A Few Notes oa Sir Charles Lien's • Antiquity of Man.'" Sir Caul.= Lnia., having bees called oa by the re sider, seeds some oteervatioes as these parts of Mr. etawfurd's paper that had special reference to his work "On the Ch•ologioal Evidences of the Aetiquity of Mae." As me, orearturd agreed with him on the gruel reek. lea that ran existed at a period far satanic to the real estimate, he had little to object to the remarks ia paper. With respect to the difficulty of escort* far the absence of say fossil human boar easuieted with the list implements, the reason assigned by Mr. Drawler might pertly explain it, as so doubt the weber of MS ishabiting the earth at that early period meet ben hese esesparatively few. But evidence had been mesa* eb. the discovery of more human hers is the MOM groat% which °a firmed the errs% thet mss Tirs=ving et the same time with the midget anhade wheat bear en ford la the same stratum with the fir Area Begardiag the objections raised by Mr. On= to the Waters of a rimordal stock and elf re edging language, h•obsawd that though there aide he erup tions to the genetal statement that se Lapps leer r a living tongue above 1,000 years, such was the ere generally, and he did not intend to nuke the sausera es ea sheolre fact, but sea represeetation of the extreme avenge der Moe of a Brim language. Mr BOMA= Msatsuma made rase eheenatier ex priming hie belief that the riders of the arras* of nee at the same geological period r the %mars of the ✓ata in which the lint implements us feted is quite eatishastory. Dr. MACDONALD, of St. Andrews, said that the sal riders of the great antiquity of era is g ig ✓eordere with the limbs aceort of the ereation, if some* interpreted. aseirIIIIPTCIINI ANNI7LLID. p 0 10 . 1 0.. :AYE Lm, Clawrioatrest, Kennington. commarcial lab. IL * NoaamiNG, Pompton, and Mona ROWIDING. WLieriopret, Yorkshire, millers. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. Fanrworra ann Mannar Tersamm• Ann normal nosy (111 ,14 the Court. itoNo•—proolKdobls. LI OP DITIDINDL WIMAAN mass , Mhasteks, Wenrickabire. cora dealer—lot dirkleed of Is. y. at Kinasets, Enningham. ]Ramiro AT 8/TRIZRO ON POLAND AND GINDMANY. Ammo 0t... gds. . Ma d ad, bbeiy .... ab _ l4 divies . d o f —Oa Friday last, a anether wee held at etirting, le &eh la lid.. any Tiweday, at Irltltano4l, o,„ em land, to lines to an address from Mr. Rol Med, tin the IDONAN Ave.. Poutrgwidd7. Mond of position of Poland and Oormasy. The clan wee eampied : ......,_ 4B * Sta-.„_,... s lart d'W,..atLiawbor___,• carat by the Proems, and there were a manor el deed* sentie I = IL. 5ay .177.,„.3i= U . 1=1,.... fermr — d iTidewl Mee ow the platform. The Proven been( 1000 l the D s lectern es one who " had fur *sewn of Deaden yell lit W. bliWalisa. Weenelnet. Eatioo, who mommat with the pee sad the sword, aid eatered inpinememet and —AprO IS. R. Kanter. St. Oeorgifeetrest lad, dealer fa wlllif goal* for th faithfuls= in the wiraipto of Hwy " Sari frog peon— ___AY!!! 11 . 'T. Doaleer. Dradeeheawiren. OW. Mott Mott pomaded to dahlir bi• elsi•so•Pi . ld &boat ......."-"MIT i Ti n is :m it e__. ll " 11114 ,..... 1U 1k 1inai d,..__ Csa dt " A m..... . • an hour and • , and use resened with frown' • r ii ." — r" - Ti b L i a iyibb ''''''' . c ; . 1g:".• nu ".` a I A to parliament yes them ad biz , y ors eg, Doosetakdre, larame—April TT. Z. Storey F v t .i si g e &el apcs goveranant the sesenity of te estate). Mailiaz iew matior—Apdl E. 1 Nom and D. p m aho of Die Mr. Rah; armilare— T. A. O. AIRY& nmeiren mine), rommennet to the r =to whoa r i ' i bed been Ia itonmetiempan.Tyme end lon, traßow ma.- Daiager at Wails illball—** I. Ned the mat egregious easear. Tbe retie haneL a bel i t: sap - N.w.,..ars-Tinees W a s: isfospws of . ported and whined alealreemelY. • who di . . " 8 , elliall—A IL J. Tembrere, sorrow Warm— sitee to Mr. Kid litind for him ishmestimg ISA ammo Ap r il yg, . pima, sm ors so J. r m umps oopkaun xgoi , suc enday Wren, and after a shahs vote of *mho ha AD absinin, Perm Oldham. kenegjelps— W. . UrOloaa, butter Mla ad the Paris awl basks BeriploM. enter the we of the meeting m 6 paramd. I .1"—A*1117 111 mwar sa ir riitt aa apprise . Nicest, Uoyd, Palm& mod lava Chet 1 CZYNTAL PALM:M— OiI 811ZUND Doi.---Ttrus• ,j . wise ad o. women, Y. esoessisse, ten menders fliseset. In eon UM, Mileil a 4.1 e to ee arregogy ais dam Mahn he rasa or tweets diosiese-11. U. Per by yio DAT, Ann. 14.—Ailaliaaleaa as pspeemat„ 1.431: ditto I —.l. Ifelltwell and J. w. Shirk lihrikrall osamk oheosioal annu li. 50... m. imam% sums dooodst. 411, Isemwelot. b."l. l•olm bff Nem liSbulk, 7d i War 2 .150. tateerrea—Z. Willis L Cu tte, end . P., Ey:stook. and BOUND 'MTH areindimponaabla W il io n ronana minium aaa f• basalt sad by vae r liegr ar e font 3101 , LAWD. 0 sr ampsaagal el Odra) Lo••• TYRO la sad bauttifil, It=3l= l" IL lPaaalin bw`ss , and gromens i" Nas moat li ajittli d = • p•ort-lar• eldlams. Ms lanahmai• Mao law obtained Qs paliame• r•p•lty sad ale adds ma a Saw a. ad II oatmeal/ to higli lama me• L per boa. Mil at le i r i a=zal amealais sal Tatmaa. Ask fur " RIM PURR MAID MAMMA Dt ilir° besa. daring heeortrave maw OW lir maks' proem*" lbos=l7 Os se tbe Mei remet7 tar al the wok sad laillerallea. and as a WM ape alleae lee It it t it amelllalesseown eepal Wks sod aagllns. la • dale ea awl al milern a we C . a. cr... aleeek Lease; aid bp all samsolabi• imams lemeab• make weeeL Private letters received here from Warsaw state that the manifesto of the Czar was known in that city on Sunday, and was received with the greatest apathy by the inhabitants. CRACOW. Area 14. News received here from Russian Poland states that the Czar's aaanesty has had an immense effect in redoubling the intensity of the insurrection. Every one wishes to set out, even without arms, to join the movement. At Konin the insurgents have gained a victory over the Russians. At filannow an engagement has taken place between the Boaaians and a detachment of Poles under Major Polacki. Another large detachment of insurgenta under Andrus:le/ries, has appeared in the district of Muiaapol. CRACOW, Ana 14, Emma. The rising in Lithuania continues to extend. Czachowski has been supplied with munitions of war from Brody. ITALY AND SWITZERLAND. TURIN, Amur. 14. The Opiniovve of to-day publishes an article deny. ing that the government had demanded the removal from the Canton of Ticino of the conspirators of the party of action. The Italian Ministry, in • mote dated March 26, merely informed the Federal government of the preparations Ll* were being made by the party of _ Thia measure bad been adopted with a: view of warding off from the Swiss government the unpleasant complications which might have ensued in the event of armed bodied' from Swim territory invading the neighbouring country. The same journal positively denies the statement puldiabed by the Vienna Preste, that the Italian government had warned Austria against the at tempts which bad been set on foot against the Italian portion of the Tyrol. THE THRONE OF GREECE. VIENNA, Aram 14. The General Correepoaderiz of to-day says :-- " Preliminary negotiations are takingplace between Prince Christian and the Bavarian Court, which will form the heals of further negotiations with the Protecting Powers." TRIPBTE, Anus 14. The Greek deputation commimioned to offer the crown of Greece to Prince William of Denmark is expected to arrive here from Athens the day after to-morrow. SYMPATHY WITH POLAND. A public meeting of the inhabitants of Maryle bar, to expire sympathy with the Polish people is their prawn heroic struggle, was held tart evening at the Court house, kleryleboaelar ; Load Flror, M.P., in the *hair, supported by the great body of the Marylrons verati, the parochial onion, and principal Inhabiters of the The Manaus said he felt much perm* in presidia over a meeting of his constituents, celled together to r pm their sympathy with a goner people rivaling for national independence. He looked on the amnesty now offend to the Poles by Russia as a mere subterfuge, and, judging from Horan antecedents, it was not to be relied upon. Bar never had, sod be wee afraid never would, suer nodes conmeloca, keep faith with Puler. He felt coalesced that if the Poles could only keep their present position for • few weer longer, the expression of Tebbe opinion in this and ether fens countries would became r powerful as to her an importer effect ea the Russia" He ogled as the government (and in drag SD the optimise of an his constituents) to glee the Poles an the support in their power, and be ho rsed their rue would yet be triumphant. The Erg al Prods ladders:old himself by hie rode* but he hoped he raid he celled ha sno_ount by the people of Prussia. Mr. MARV= Ladts M.P., proposed the first resolution : —" That, in Uteri:dun of this meeting the principles of the treaty of Vienna have been constantly violated by the Rus sian government, and that it is in the interest of Europe that the Polish nation should be reconstituted." Hs he bred it was rely by such ineetjas se that that polio opinion could be brought to beer upon government to induce them effectually to interfere ou behalf of Polish nationality. If ever a patios was justified in rides in err against an oppressor, the Pole wen so justified. Every liberal statesman through out Europe acknowledged that the late barbarous conscrip tion attempted to be adorer upon the Poles by Ruda justi fied them in rising is insurrection. He denounced in the strongest terms the atrocious barbarities of Resale, and the trearesy of the Prussian Kier and goveramea4 which must for ever eat them cdf from all sympathy from the friends of freedom and humanity. He had lately been is Trier and fond irrupt all classes in that oouotry a deep sympathy for the gallant Poles, sad be was mire the name Iseliag ex isted throaghor this constry. (Hear, hear.) The Rem Dr. Wournimmos seconded the reeolutiou. Pant; who had just returned from Poised, in sup ' porting the resolution gave a harrowing account of the bar barities practised by Russians upon the Poles, both sere and female. Dr. Perm Oben& the resolution should be more decided, and proposed the following addition to the immo lation :—"Ad that it is the opinion of this meeting that each prompt 011111111118 should be adopted by the Briar govern. meat as would sort the Poles in recovering their oriole ality." Dr. (Mau= seconded the proposition. Unless some action followed those mediae they would be little more thou • mockery. TM proposer c the resolutioe heeler acceded to the addition beieg wale. the motioe as Uwe amended wee serried h awdereeties. Mr. NICIOLAY proposed the appoietmeet of a committee to prepare • petitawa to parliament embodying the prleeiples canalised to the length( reedutios. Hr. ASIeiA seiewlisl the resoletiou. whieb wee sup ported by Ilk lleburt CMOs% N.P., and Kr. W. Co; IL P., Who wire wry 71r imp ermilved. Tb.awstiog be hese addressed by eeveral other polkerim, the were brought to a oonclonoo by • role of &haulm to the drama; cad three cheers for Pak& nalksolily. These wedding presents are exhibited in the new north court of the Kensington Munn), which is a spacious and lofty building, 110 feet square, and upwards of 50 feet high. This court was built, it will be remembered, for the purpose of exhibiting works of art, especially sculpture sad moommental objects of Italian origin, which were originally de signed to be placed in the open air. The arrange ment of objects in this court during the Interns howl Exhibition was temporary and provisional, , but the present oceselon, we are told, has been taken advantage of "to armies the oourt to some , extent according to the original intention, which was to provide a covered space with light as nearly as possible like that of the open air, so as to produce a general effect similar to that of an Italian corals open to the sky, and surrounded by cloisters in sab deed light." In the centre of theocrat as is electro cuting of the rashly ornamented pillage, typedholding the lofty flag masts in front of St. Mark's, at Venice, the masts at the Museum being however , only 50 feet high, or little more than one-third the height of the original. The rich and varied designs of the supporting pillars are however perfectly re produced. These masts bear the silken banners of the Prince and Primers, the one being crowned with the white elephant of Denmark and the other with the lion of England. The wedding presents are arranged under these columns in the centre of the court, and in a kind of square enclosure. A large case is placed at each angle of this enclosure, and the path for visitors (carefully railed in) is made to travel round the cams, so as to give a full view of all they contain, and at the same time to prevent the crushing, collision, and confusion that would almost inevitably result had any large open space been left in the neighbourhood of the twee. With regard to the general arrangement of the presents in the oases, it may be said thst the two fist cases as you enter are filled with the jewels ted to the Princess by her relatives and friends, as well as by the corporation ot London, and the ladies of other towns in the Unitod•Kisgdom. llee two other cases, which are of course considerably larger ' contain the silver plate, porcelain, textile fabrics, and mie oellaneous presents given to the Prince and Princess? Of the jewels, the first place is due to the pearl and diamond necklace presented to the Prime Alexandra by the Prince of Wales, and which formed part of her bridal dram TIM nesklaee is formed of eight circular clusters of Million* with a large and beautifully shaped pearl in the mats* .of each. The clusters are connected by festoons of diamonds, while from each of the three prineiped clusters is suspended an exquisitely pear-shaped pearl. The design and general arrangement of them 'magnificent ornaments is perfect, the rich ascot of central light and lustre being combined with exquisite lightness and grace of form, while the stones and pearls are, both in size and shape, of the very rarest beauty. There are, in fact, no such perfectly shaped pearls in the collection, and but few in existence, as some of those in this brooch and necklace. The central pearl of the brooch, perfectly round and very large, is alone worth eight hundred guineas, and the pear-shaped pearls suspended from the centre of the necklace are equally perfect and equally rare. Amongst the other presents of the Prince of Wales to his bride are a splendid diadem of brilliants, the circlet formed of two rows, with ten large brilliants equidistant. The design of the diadem is ex tremely rich and beautiful, and the various gimes of which it consists are made so as to form ornaments at pleasure. Another gift of the is a gold necklace with Etruscan ornaments, which is well worth looking at, for the antique simplicity of the design as well as for the fineness of the work. Next to the Prince's gifts are those of the Queen ; and perhaps first amongst them for beauty may be placed one given in the names of his Royal Highness the Prince Consort and the Queen, from' designs of his Royal Highness—a parure of opals and brilliants, consisting of three frig- . c es, brooches, a pair of earrings, a cross, and a bracelet. The opals in these beautifully de signed ornaments are remarkable not only for their size but for their exquisite purity, and the contrast of these lustrous tinted stoues with the brilliants is peculiarly chaste and lovely, the dazzling brightness of the diamond blending with the softened lustre of the pale pearl-tinted opal. Another present of the' Queen to the Princess well worth notice is a suite of Indian ornaments of pearls, emeralds, and diampnds. These ornaments include a corsage, a pair of bracelets, and an armlet, the stones of which are remarkably tine. Amongst the present by other members of the royal family are a handl- 1 ful bracelet of turquoises and brilliants, by their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prim:card Hesse; an oval brilliant pendent, having in the centre five sapphires in the form of a cross (the sapphires re markably fine), by the younger princes and prin cesses of the royal household : a most elegant dower-pattern diamond brooch, with emeralds forming the centre of the flowers and buds, by her Royal Highness the Duchess of bridge ; a gold bracelet with diamond clasp, by the Princess Mary ; a most effective broad gold bracelet with a brilliant diamond plume on a dark ground of blue enamel, by the Duke of Cambridge. Amongst the gifts by the Danish friends and natives of the bride, that of the King of Denmark undoubtedly comes first. It is • en perb necklace of pearls and diamonds, in five divi sions, with festoons of pearls, connecting ornaments of gold with a large bri llia nt in the centre of each. The centre of the necklace is formed of scrollwork in diamonds, with one round and two large pear shaped pearls, and suspended from it is the far simile of the Cross of Dagmar, executed in enamel, ornamented with pearls and diamonds. The style of the necklace is Byzantine, the original of the celebrated Cross of Dagmar being a beautiful specimen of early Byzantine gold enamel work, as early we believe as the twelfth century. Other relatives of the bride present rich golden ornaments, diadems, necklaces, and bracelets of the old Scandi navian and Danish type. The gold ornaments of ancient design include some fine specimens of filigree work. Amongst the gifts of friends is the beautiful and ingenious present of the bridesmaids, which claims special notice. The bracelet is in eight compartments, each containing a por trait of a bridesmaid, with her initials in diamonds on a garter blue enamel cover. Of collective gifts the magnificent diamond meek- Laos presented by the corporation of London stands deservedly first. It consists of thirty-two brilliants, all of them magnificent stones, beautifully gra duated in size, the centre one being of unusual size, and worth upwards of two hundred guineas. The opal and diamond breed* pre; ranted by the ladies of Manchester and Leeds are extremely beautiful, as also are the bouquet-holders presented by the ladies UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Ana 14. Law.—Professorial Certificate agamisalico.r RogirYroireOr of Laws. (Examined sad,me.)-- Ist Cl : Bop, Trinity ; Cann Lipporth Trinity College; itedpath. Trinity College; itaddook, Trinity College. 2nd Clan Boyer So. John's College ; Ken- Dry, Trinity Collide. J. T. Ably sad T. Ranker, examinera. The Downing Prothro, of the Laws of laglead proposes to give, daring the t tormot runs of lectures on pohlic weep ( wel. 4.) • Tim &worm itharaa in proposed to adopt and forwent the farming pritioa spirt thin bill " To the booomsehie this Comatose of Geer Brittle sad Irelsod, in }Wiesner assembled. The humble petition of the '3llaneellor, . sad Scholars of the University of Cambridge, dgweth, —That year prtioarers are Wormed that s bill has been introit uor into your honourable roes, entitled' A Bill to Amend the Law relating to En dowed &Mora: That be the *air el your porker the of tins mid bill are hostile to the church of ardor to eerie( isithltalloas. sad likely to prows injurious to the coon of religleas edger's. Year path homers thmeder• any your immourable rase that the aid hill may not be sugared to pus into law, sad your petitioaers will err pray, &a." A gross to sift the seal to this pad 'tioe will her Aho ired er friar al the eongreption. oa Tbaersy aunt, the lthit inst. RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAMENT. VICTOIIII4 STATION AND Pl3OlOO SAIIWAT.-1130 railwity =parkas= of the Bassi of Too* in 4 the fnaralons deadened hem the Hoard or=l " ty • sow =dad in them, report *hi tbY lindertetlila an iaterfareses with Oda ends= an., est of the re P ard vides ins of the press= Pamlico railway bed= over the Thames, and they are of opinion that prodoirms should bob idled ia the bin, sapararise the beard Is MIL • load wor my oath* site, ead to 11111111•01111011 warlord almadesed oriel fend to fall into decay or diem= The beard also think it de serves coadderatios whether there fa say amemlia both for tho widesioa of the Midge sad for • sew me Wag built dome adjaMor, us proposed by the Lomb= Chatham, and Dover, sad that so far as the maladies of the river is roa ms= it would be better to make amenanmeate for acne= modatieg the into. dale spa am Midas. lisraoroutur RAILWAT. —llse Board of Trade re pert their opinion apes WI comparryit _applieatios to E7h=i parobroo of oddities= leads ia et. Gary far Mho oddities= and, Nadia/dos, to the effect that tho provides they propose that in all cases el claims for eompessakles sauna* the oom y. under the ' ' Lands CLING A 174, if the , claim exced 801.. aed the amount be settled by arbitration or a jury at the sum or lem than the stuntoffered by the company ,the elaiments ball ' be liable to all the oasts of, and ailoodaal on, tin orbital'. boo or rotilooosot by a jary, is a departure frost the act and the puiral law, sad makes the streful odaidera lion of the parliamentary committee. Tin MUDDED IP ST. 011.1D1'8. —The 111211 111111• peened of being the perpetrator et this dreadhd !met is desenitedas being about 27 years of age, end betwore 5 hat 7 and 8 Melee is height. lumina Wei Argo mid fair hair„, with mall snakes sad rather weak eyes, and bat little hair, under the chin. He is said lobe of dont build, and to have, been dressed is a dark coat with pockets at the side, dark' troopers, and to have woes a black or brown " wide awake hat. It is to be hoped that any perms who can give any information resgeetiag the med affair will do so, sad thus mist la haw* the smartie to justice. Inspector WiL Hammes or flemeent necemos, of the detective police, Scot lead.yard, who are specially eapged ia the matter, will shied to say informatics which ram be seat them. Yesterday Dr. Weeks, al Hart-street, Bloomsbury, to whom the coroner committed the duty of making a post mortem examinatioo, completed his task, end the body bas bees tumors& from Chorgeetreet for interment. It is an. &Mood that Dr. Weeks isomerism:4d that bin first impres sions ware correct, sad that disavowed eight sot have by handl indicted the wounds which caused her death. It is also undentood that he has not found in the body of the deceased any traces of poison, as wee at first supposed weight be the caw How the man got oat of the hoses while the door of his room was fastened le stiff a point al difficulty with the police. " &DIED " Ow TIM PARISE LABOCItiItB AT FirsTON.—On Monday several fresh regulation were issued regarding the tame sad place of work of the man employed by die guardian of Preston. Hitherto tee area have worked on alienate days, the avows of their time being about five boors each day. According to tbv awe regulations, the or.. have to work every day tram nine to twelve and front Ira to IN, sad sem& ribs have hitherto worked as the Moor have bsea sad to the thdle•market exesvatioria. The labourers eatirdy object to these rulee first, because they have to Sark leapt home without as dirt Pal and. tossedly. Wanes may of theme sh e &used position of their labour, had them e several additiociel mike hum sad to their homes. Oa Monday morales the men mosseided as nasal at the Oattle4nultet and en the Moor; but es being taid that the sew rules would at once cons rito operative, the general body refused to work. They Oa tie growl all the looming —ewe elendieg ethos, ram* shoat, may d them Woking is mutest pima, and all of than determined to stand out until same eon ends' bed been fade. They not a lodes to use of the autos 11111110111. in whisk it was intimated that thee bad all worked Ternopol's* and comfortably hitherto; that they o.Zed to Hee proposed alterations ; that they wet. not DI Welk era art other terms dive these bereedoee adopted; end ll* titer ware determiard, as • body, to stead up for the oil system el employment. The men eon dead le " base about' the pouted until half-pad three in the alleenean, when tlem_forroal in yrs:creosol sits to the "alba' 2,08 8 , sod walked up Haarlem , and atom Walker-street to the workhouse. They were then told that thereardiane had had a meeting on the subject. ad that it had boss decided to guessed the sew regointions for a week. This anatioacentent was cheered. and Hi* min walked quietly away .—Manchester arardiaw. D. Di Jomaz's Lion-Biows COD LlvssOii.— In his elaborate work OG Consumption stxl DruoclOth." Dr. Copland remarks la chronic Nv ncluttaslly when aftestists obllstres. we when following the .h.OPW 0000 or messes. unadulteratei Cod Liter Oil ,tae provol very ben elate" The er of Dr Lotheby proves that Dr. de Jaen* sad' ." says this celebrated savive..ical [have no e a of its artleto."—floki cob' Is eapsaied butties, ett., 41 betags pure ad . ad., sod by Dr. d• J c,b e s l g a e te— Anse, linens& and 01‘.17. areal, Lambs. and [Ad. [UB'lO,lll.l