The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-17 00:00:00

2 / 1.•-•• f 4 EtV S PAPE 11 ---..........._ i .. , I s Z ii ). f yr_ -- f r i lf 4TA yi : -• if is :44 , t I R 8 i; ' : ... . .... ... 4,7.,.' r• 4 0..., Vai I l lk ir. l - '''. ii - v z , T• t ,41 \LS a li.faXS . . , I , 0/A e rsn a > rp 1 [Stamped; Id.•Additol6l.) No. 5,179 3 LONDON. tiJEB,rtAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1863. CrWOPENCE - - . - CAtUTTA, call ing at Us thpe of Good Hove d C tladras.--riTKAtt CONNUNICATION betwees LOR- I:KIN and INDIA by the maseenicent govt of steamers heinaglng t• the EAST INDIA and WN la-13 6 HIP PING Ofirif PANT I fratitet. uor . The welt-known clapper a . steam Alp I SOUSA. 2,311 scan 300-horee power,lollN If, Contassoder„ Dew leading In the Victoria 3.ondou) gill Mare on Rah April, usebark wg paucno ,sat and Wavle reseed on the 90th Apra, for Camitte, millgx at the Cape of Hood Hope Ind Nedra. This nogoiaceet Alp, hails expressly for the India trade, he. beet) thoroughly retitled, bas first-rate Seettallialatiell ter par ..racers, sal will carry an expenetical surgeon, also a eta The average palawc of the last eight steamers has been 71 dap to Madras : the Calcutta performed the voyage in 59 dap, bring the shortest on recora—Yor freight or pump apply to 011INDLAY aud Co., U. Parnanteataireet. S.W., the broken; ALFRED illtaiTT and Co., ISO. Leadenhall street. E.C. : or at Igo OlrglCEss of tla COll PAN Y, 9, Ilineinglane, Loudon. E.C. ; , where also applications for appointments as midebtpmen in We service should be nll.lO. RICHARD I stEW. Secretary. I, East India and 4 ndon Shipping Company (Limited,, 9, Mincing-lam.ll.C. _ 1 CALUTTA Direct& pr at shipping day March 20), I L M C magnincent neer ' Melo GTI TUV BOMBAY. A 1 greels. 99l Sous register, . ADAIR, Commanderrotund yto Merit atom Smith and Arms, et Menvof loading In She Saes India Docks. Ms unrivalled vessel, built in 18th ex pressly for the trade, made her passage out from the Clyde to Weld* in 90 days. and offers the beM ooppppoorrttnnnity to thinners et ea , VAL —Apply to GSLIATLY, Y, and SEWELL ft, leth&uhaethest, QRAIIGHAE Direct (to follow the Ballarat), 1.3 the mageldeent clipper Alp MIRAGE A 110 year& 71S tons reglater. JOHN ROBERT , . Commander: toadies In the YAM Imlla Dodo. This rplrodat nasal has made mese el the laeteel . Fae ea mord. and harass • lame wham ad ler miro .111 be quietly ampeZelbad. For trelght p le a ay y to the owner& Ileum EWING and Co., 11, Leaden ballatreet, Z C.; or to GILLATLY, HANLEY, and SEWELL, Leadenhall•treet. E.C. ✓ OM BAY Direct, the splendid ship BEA PARK, 746 tone regi.ter ag a., WILLIAM S&L, Command*, Marling In the Lest lila& Docks. This ship le well Mama in the Indian trade, hes • large portion of her camp engaged. sod will meet with the usual quirk despatch. Tor treinht or passage apply to GCLLATLY. /WILEY, and &SWELL, 27, Lat&ohell street, LC. NoTICL—To aceommodate Shipper. and Passengers, this Corn panfs Steerage '• City • I Cork," Ira rail for New York on saturday, the 41st instant, calling at Queenstown. and sailing on Monday, 23rd instant 11l nun lOM 03LITERLI FOR LM. WEKIT STEAM COMMINICATION to N E RW YOUR Direct.-7M LIVERPOOL. 112 W YORK, and PIEMADELPHIA STRAII4 I IIIP COMPANY Intend despatch lag that tallirewered Clyde-Mlll tree Bowe ilteunehtne, at Qamarree to embark yeseenerars sad dowpakhoo • no follow. 22M/MI.T FROM LIVIIRPOOT. POR ORK CITY OP VraMIINOTON, Widassday, Mara 18. CITY OP iORK, Saturday. Mardi 21. GLASGOW, Wedneedny, Mareltls. And every sot:raw/log weerseagay, Oithlis pow, 13 17, and 21 Pima., anoladlng to the wows =Forward passage, 8 games, Ineladlng al prowtalons Paesengarr tor Canada. the United Mane. and ".rltlah Canna% ‘ookai throwgh oarery swivantageova tarns —Yor team yealculan %NOW WILLIAII WILLS, SI. Waterareet, Uwalittent ; cor b ERMI and ![IIOIY, 81, Wog Willtarnare-t. 011 F. ROITERDAM sod the BEINE.—TWIOIC WRIX.—The Netherton& litimmbest a levoterite yeddisisteanier BATAVIZR, Capt. W. SMITH. frum the British sad Foreign Steam-wharf, Wapping, every Sunday. at 11 LIU, sad returning from Rotterdam every Tuesday morning. law, t! 41105., and 17s. ed.. return, 1,335, elt 5e , and fl es Id. The nue serew.steamer FYINOORD sails from off the Tower imeiy Tinusday morning early, returning from Rotterdam every Bandy MlCening. Fares. LI sad al Its. Both vowels run la eonantio• with the finest and Italia AllialleTt on the Rhine.— ler .I f: p rzi refer to the printed momaly time Ulu Apply to C Universal Mhos, W., or to 11111.1.1PP4 11.11AVYS, ad P 11, 116:44.1/6, IC. THE GENERAL OOMPANT of she ITALIAN IRRIGATION CANALS. NOTICI IS NNW! the LIST of APPLICA TION'S,' HONDA will be CUSSED co SATURDAY Deal, Slat Oil , fit Bow—ft orbit, G. GLUT, ABIOS Secretory. A, loyal iseboorprovesoo, LC. ITALIAN 5 PER CENT. LOAN of 1863. I Ifenre. DR ROTHSCHILD BROTHS= of Porte have the homer et istrenelme that the hake Goveremeet, try Ileum of the 11th Merck has anthorlind the embeion of 0 per Cent Reetea to an extent safidest to obtain for the Trranuy the nun of gallons of ham& Of TOO Mallow there yid be robed : ft Pulliellalsorlption at Parts tar flownty-eve *en OP hew * Y TS* le Lauda° for Ihrreety-ave heaco =e St lielon In Italy Ayr leveetpose 76.000.000 Millions of hhawnaceb 71,000,000 Together Two Hundred Hinting of Siumathive been tek Pewee ,n by Immo.. NIT. Aotheehlld Irelhes 100=0,000 And Italian Otenreemet hoe ceded, to the Net anal Bank of Tarts end to the Vlonoolal =lleluttents of ell lOW leventy.ntne =Bone el T 0,000,003 • Total In ripped to the SOO Masse remaining, the Itelien Govern ment wifil not flitisnie of the mad for a very shiest period. The %Meer ptiou Litt for the eiveniy-eve minions marred for France woe open bY deism De dotbsehild Brothers at Tarts from , the lathlnalest, midi Thursday folkiwing, ei six o'clock s vs Tbekelos of emission is 71 par cene., with interest from let Jr livery, 181 payable in II months, as follow. 10 Der cast. w talirpirlBl. 10 .. • 10 let July „ • - 10 Bth Miguel „ e 10 Sib Sept. „ • ' „ 10 „ Sts Oct ~ .. 10 . &h Nov. 10 „ Bth Dec. 10 e Ist Jam, 1810. r 10 10th March ~ The dividends dee on let Jab, dig& and Li /imam 1860, will In received on soonunt ef the hmilehienh ef those doles Sabeeriben will hero the righted paying the Instedismis alter the la by eatldhadid the ISM under • disionat al I pot la their favour. The yearly dividends of the mid reeds will he payable at Ulla, lees, or at Loudon, at the etches.* of L!0 per = l iehe desire to sablerlbe must aorampeny their wit cethetedd adapo,dt of 10 per cent. on the amount applied for. ff ii i e b 1 t .hosid exceed the amount of the Ann pm meet at. the surplus will be mimed certificates, to be exchanged for definitive Bonita. Misr of the last Instalment, will be delivered to sub ' Wan who have anticipated all the hatafemeta will Inceluatha dellultSve Sends mews as dirsinad ham the Gems- Mat 6 ) IN. Y. hodwohlld and Sane du to diem the del will receive • for the 75 ralidume of to the seamed hem Monday, the 11111 to following, at di O'clock Tor r particulari se /filly le Newsoart, lit. tethin'shiss. Le 16th larch, 1 VOIR Ow APTLICATIOIf. IfraMOThe per Cent. Lean for amen Hundred Witham of Trassie, Weed le moordenes with the Istr of the 11th Mirth, Mem% N. M. Itothrldid and Sons. esnAgnak—l request that yen will allot to me C In UM art, Taw on which I madam the required deposit of 10 per coat a r . und I agree to accept that amount of Meek, or any less sum that may be allotted to me, and to pay the balsam Maui allotment sessedres to Um terms of the nodes. I am, enthses. vow obedient servant, Laskin left Adams . • Name at length AT6RWICH UNION LIPS 1148IIRANCli .L MUST Y.— Instituted law wan the Prberale of Yantel BorAnaraeo& fli nty affords UNUSUAL ADVANTAOIO3 to the Intend r. of Premium are 10 PIZ CINT. UM than those of THrIZOLIC OF THE PROPTIM belong to the Amend. Onsuran of the Arse Ivo Anson Premiums may remain as • Demerara ramp yen Policies effected for the whole duration of Ins , 1 , 0771506 07 I= socnerr. rier Accumulations sassed £2,000,003 The Amount Amaral I upwards of .. £6,570,400 Capital In hand _ 41,017,11110 tanuel Income muds L 400,000 A2,1)1,612 have been paid to the repreasatatives of deeseeed tembees daring the lan 1714 Tana Yoe r inforendloo and Pfespectns solely at the flodetis Oraos, unmet. Norwalk : Crimean. New latliffeetramt, lierictrlare. A MISTER l•ILING REMEDY. A •Dr.. ICOTTII 111140175 sal UV= MIA, papered with. eat eayMeraerlet lagrealeak from the reep. of Dr. Stott, trill M taw to ell who aster tram Mem end Dyer ear plain t& la w==, aladleees. &tamer of flee 'MAK re family spattat i eeedloate, mad of lieries, et the bleak they an troll mat= , le laseettea aveleltite IhttelOteace they ergots maths, mete il= a . a ,u, :pittaa She einem ii eyans. U. aolt i lie lir dstete ita t m e. mad' 2! 11 au* to 2 Dr ia lle= laver PM. The psalm* ars gum 811011 vile ^ Wallas Latabere sawed ea the stoma. TEM IN irIGORATIVE WERVINIC MINCE. A /be wee scientifically prepuel sot reel yeeertal mid- W.. MAW am inirodacest : reakees la lb& aillNag dasillllas On as ONl•lirs. 6,4 the latespily at which llstilog IWO a. Pada. it las weals for l rja asivoleasen and &WV =re. Dr. Haseall, the attalytlail com et the . taacet,' :—. Davin analysed 'Yet- IleteetYs Pardee seseaes. I an et Sal it le a yell elfinelmai. been Ms MM. aim firialms. li s l i t h rl44bele et oak be peeve sarelsesble le Ike ner vosa awl Ihe iblibli .t "—Peltis Is. pat Wellti es tear crab ta on e tar lin Sole weals NMI. LC., lae Mem and G. 110, Osel-elreek N.C.. and 111. 111 = idea. 1 • 11140 LAND.—A commtyrtz bee been farmed of the anderelgaed foe thb puryoso of rtsklng FUNDS In aid of POLAND at the present trials • The Maruale Townshend. Thorn:l of ikluster. Thel Lord Klimalnl. K.T. The Viseount Raychem. M.P. Sir Henry AtnYle Hoare, hart Colonel Pleney, M P. John Abel On h. ILP. Mound Beak* KN. WO= Lloyd Bletheck, Esq. Schseripthes .111 be received at the hankers, Meson lan bury and Lteryers, en, Loistsed.strint, LC.: aaß at the sake of the Literary Aanciedlon of the Priced, of Poland, le, Doke street, Rt. &W. The names of other bankers lON be shortly manatee:ed. FREE EXHIBITION of BEDFORD'S PkIOTOGRAPIIS of the EAST, tom defies Is tour 1. which. by ccoinisori, be assospe , lol .11.P.11. We Prince el 1% elm In Egypt, the dell Usk sad Syria. Conetsatimple, Ihe 11.1ttorraneen, Atheas. 4tc.. DAILY, et the German Wier', 16.4, New Bondetreet, beat 19 WI desk- Ad13144111i01 on pre sentation of address card. GERMAN GALLERY. —MA RRIAGE of HACH. the MINCE of WALES.--fiabecrlbere seem are belies received for tbe PICTURE of the )(ARMAGH by Mr. G. H. THOMAS, for the pitmene of pinned which he wea,a) e h; Majesty . * ermereand. pretest oath, occadne —German UM, hew Boodetrcet. Dalt:, from 10 till dub. N LLLER Y. -Mr. W. H. RUSSELL'S NEWS' OILY. --Subscribers' saw received &eV. from 10 sal desk rat The RISTORY of t he WIDDING at WINDSOR. by W. H. Iteallsn, Req . LLD. (1111, Spade/ Ourre.eatleat le Than - Prow Gallery. lea K. Boaddreel rliK LONDON PAVILION.—LITTLE CO MILLI Is In attractive as ever. ghe Is now performing some Wally novel end er midi feats. Operatic detections received with the greatest math *eery owning, and the general entertainments embrace an amount of talent each as cannot be met with elsewhere. Bin American Bowling Alleys open dm ny.—Ths LONDON PAVILION, Tkahorseutrest. WHITEBAIT, wainserr WHITEBAIT and SALMON every do at GEORGE'S HOTEL. MA STRAND. The beet fhb ordlniny In London at 5 o'elodi, Includ ing whitebait, 'Mason, and all Ades Ash la season, joints, and obsess, DA each. Whltebalt, salaam and all other bah in the coffee-room from tin 9. Whitebait teas for ladles, Is. each. pIIRB FRENCH BRANDY. WARRANTED, SOL Pia GALLON, itle. PER DOZEN U. ed. ample bottle. Marteirs fine old Brandy, In cue u Imported, Me. per dos G. WklYilt and CO., it, WaW Ai g-ItOILD. said 1126, OxfordUreet, Reseda-dm& STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. COGNAC BRANDY.—Thewellknoern difilculti caperiencod by the public In obtaining this mach-esteemed foreign spirit In • pure state induces Stevens and Son to call attention to theCogose brandy supplied by their p l a c ed. he high quality of which the most implicit reliance may b & and Boa import none but fine brandies, limiting their aekctlnna to the shipments of those Cognac houses whose UMW and reputation are an rr guarantee of quality and purity. To Invalids and parboil rag Nundy for medicinal purposes S. and Sou would particularly ad dress themseivea Their price. are as follow :—Brandy, superior old cognac. 22a, 26a. ; ditto choice old pale, 27a. Ws. pee gallon. Wines sad spirits of all pads delivered has within ass miles. Was cash.-7S, /31abopsialsatrosaalthla. It WIL L E Y and SO N. RICH BLACK GLACE SIM, Front 23 , d. to Ts. per yard, wide widths. RICH FANCY CHEN' mad CROSSOVER 811.111, Reduced to M ed. sad b. ll4d. per yard. These goods are cosidderably under value. 606 MOHAIR DEEM ER, Last )ases pattern., At prices that mast command a speedy oak. Last gesecnes Mantles at half-price. ♦ • 1 brie stock of Imo Goods, Ribbons, Hosiery, Mores, to., en hand. Wien Drapery In all Its breeches. IL W 1 LL and 601 f. 111 sad 16, lAlgaWstrset, 100 d. Four Doors tram M. Puirreit 11 MOSES and 80 N, lady-made and &rooks Tenon, Habit Makers, Woollen Hatton, Butlers, Boot and Sias Mallen, and Oswald Oa London Booms City EataWlatunkat, U 0.06, 31.0• ti3. 88, as, 84 B'l, 88, le, Alelgato. Oxford-street Branca, SOB, 807, 111018, Naar Oilordatreet. iloraalrooa Totanabsmcourigoad 1111, tottenharn-court.road. t r ia. lYealosa-road. Ccantry Waal ihalleld and linaltoiarMldel la• at Priam, with mica for aell•mialaremeaat. patWros, Whim card, hal oar pamphlet. " Qom, am Dress," gratis aal poi has. rritUSEßS.—Spocial attention is called to the IF SPRING CKSIDg, sad gonfalons Ida> do not mind =a fair prim for a good pair of troaosts no depend oa .ad tattem that craft be taaidlad. at mewed d marrows, TALOIIB. Igg oppialt• grater UPT.IIREB.—Tbe PATENT SELF .f♦gITO6TIL6 DERMAY TIIJuU igiscasally aag complications, is reoorarsaaded b the twang for the c o we mg relief of is The aseassary malt* of • rood tnas is aa allakat raiding power. aft** wiaameary woman ois the gart allsetad. which desirable WO* is aka' obtained in a pass aailatiastered with .traps, spiral *slags, or pad behiod.- 7. XO4l MA OR, 1. nisi/117 . QPICCTACLRS, improsed by HARRIS and 1.7 sox, will most oertaieky pretties lb. sight Better 'Meat be made. Stool, with °natal, w pebbles, Ite.. deal. with to his. Geld taal &leer epeoteelee see Itge-filessee grp".l ie. wade% at eigeelly tow pokes. limits Prospect Obsa. Ile Si. post tree. TBOB. BALM sad KM Opticians to the ▪ lessft. emelt* the &Wait Yuma Oates, Legatee. istightiniewl 1701. Utetiete—Ne tregellers egibtoyed. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLIC.—The greatest and meet Deihl invention of the dq, AQUA AMILEILLA.— Werra JOHN 1106 W ILL art Ou.. Thom llogmert, Leashes+ street. perfumers to Mr Majesty. rimpeettally over to the pabbe Ms *rely marvellous Mild, vrhkh poem*, risteres the hawse hat, to Its pristine hue—no natter at what ads. no Aqua Amarillo hiss none of the properties of dye,. it, on the contrary, la beaseelal to the system, and wheel the hale Is ones restored me a a per month will keep H L perfect ooloor. Moo see per bottle. PLAIHES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an oriental Botanical Preparation for hipmving sad Detail. OW dm Complexion and Ma. The radiant bloom it Imparts le the cheek, sad Um sottams sad delicacy which it induces of the bands and arms, Its capability of soothise irritation and re reszal •Ot, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, dboolorations, 111116 .„, oneaneyni visiliallone, render It indispensable to every ebstaiss 56th. elects of climate oe Me skin, whethes el It imiarente In. sold art Inelementy, Wens*. 'Mar beat. LL ild. and to ed pre bottle—Bold at m, 11 tion-garden : and by abanida and partatners. Ask Mr "Rowlands' Kalyder,' and baits of WAND end pernicious articles under the name of .•Zalyder.' IMPORTANT PALL of MORN EOM sad other PLANTS. MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at Ids Great Room, Se., King etresf, Clowesbearden. TO MOIROW, block IS, st Wipes' 11 precisely, 700 double ertra moo MOSS NOW °bales esreeelose. sinks sod plcoteas, Irish 71.1. UM* of ware, &died, Mat Wee, de f —Ors view Nes seersleg of este sod catalogers bad. READ the RIM d the WORLD, the best Weekly levedoe Newspaper, of Id. only. eentei the latest sad moat varied news ot the week, with originalns aied &Nettle arttelea—ollase, le, Exeter-street. Strand, Leedom Seventh laitten, tmet published, price W pest II Nampa DEBILITY mid IRRITABILITY of MIND and BODY • remitting from names having their ts Was atwn ezempla sedentary habit' , enervetleg ellssl4 Int ramlnemt, an. ay T. IL Tammuz, OLD., Plysielna to the Peetealee Letter Carriers' Provident lastisettee. tar. lades : Lkeydawmara MCIILVERWILL. M. R.C.13. , L.M., L.& A., ad" Ina NS paliiiabod tit* tailowlag New sod Orle W was: : -- • No. 1. 017RALLYNI. No. 2. HEALTH, HAPPINI22B, ad LONOEYITY. No. L LOVE mod 11,1111.111.901 No. t. THE CABL•120018. Price 19 oath • by pa" 13 119"1". 0 9•1 1 Mem ; 18 "awl To Os AAA of Yams. 18 (Anthi ll or from th e Au th or, No. 3. Groat Marlborooubstetet. W. Tors INCORPORATED %cum FOR Paonorls e ?RR ENLANGENINT, BEEDING, AND RAPAIROPE or CHOWN= AND ORATION. —This society held its owl monthly agnitiug yesterday, the lith Wt., at the society's Home, NA 7, Million, fl. W. ; his Omen the Archbishop of Canterbury Is the chair. Them were also present-8v Thomas Phillips, Rev. Thaw Alger, Rer. A. Boendsilo, Rev. W. R. Covina, Rev. Robert Winos, Rev. Cason Wordsworth, John Boodle, Seq., George Cowboro, William &elegies, Req., sod the Rim. George Aiselie, secre tary. Grants of mosey, amounts*, to 1,046 f., were nude in aid at th e following olibets : Handle ths church of leo Holy Trinity, Bradford ; reigniting ths church at Darewoo, Sbregrabory ; enlarging or otherwise iatirras log the worninadatioo in the GIONNINIA Rarib Col*, mar Biletond ; Ore* An well. ow Ware ; Christ Chore. Bait ford ; Bliss troy, oar Brosnan' ; Asnaancy. war Rao ; Aatingham, seas 3North Webbing ; MOW MI. Gila, sear Gerrard's Cram ; Lomat, near Chichelor ; Old W Woe ; Mickley, *sr Orford ; Torwatim, ow Brook ' ley, Basks. The gnat. fermorly made towards sendithog the chamber at Parlay, ow lOW ; lloglotoo, near lam Haws, Durham, and towards to-osatiog the church in Ugowen, war liorefeed. wore isonrond. Aleu tian is reseals ths WO that whilst tb grains made W the mealy *ring the year sow who, anionied to 15,11., the sothe iambs fell short of 7,0001. On Friday the Manton of the Manchester, ithelheMp sad Liasehrhir• Mellner rumen', dieted Mr. ildwani Watkia • mend* et the hard of that eeer• pear. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGtNCE• ar~~ra (moues Tsunamis.) RAUL ENGLISH OPERA. 144 (+Teeing Mr. Harrison had hie 6niefit. The THE POLISH Disuaßacerwar. theetu, We need ec•reely eay, was crowded ; for the publics WARSAW, MAUR 14. , appreciate Hr. lionises's great merits, both u manager The Orand Duke Constantine has left for Skier- lead u a pufsemee 4 end suer fast to show thoir aloe elf niewice. his delude on snob ooesoieu u this. The enterieimeale lihibefieved that hie Royal Highness will visit 4 ;; ll6B tedorrhe 1 , 14 of 17ilarociTTM aefw2t ;;; alle vied the theatre of war. Losers, Preys' s MA predated ow Tuesday last Mbomou of The chief of the secret rewolwtionary onarmittes ! the. Qa P" the dace ala Pnamudi Via. " P I " . whir* we bargained, !tree sesseet ; sad dittesound nee of in Warsaw has published an order prohibiting rk, p„„a.,e, D.„gmer. 'waist's haau g hd opais w the inhabitaais frna sigeing the address to the r eareu k t wa g, t o th e am p ma y or as h i t year, and Emperor proposed by the Margins Sigiaanuwl weer west of better, or more sucessefully—indeed it Wielogolski. asimed ra fresh es on the night whim it was lea produced. Raatiki tenderedbhTwig - ma - m . 4mi c m ,. ewe was applauded from begisaiog to rod with the warmest calor of State, asking the eighth airerber of ake a " .°1 !" 1.6° ni t o : Pi"r" bi. cil y . We " d the pars is j est . ret . council who bait taken this step. All Mho bare he had gees to antet i a g oa d A, mammon $*ettß►rdt , I. resigned belong to the ocusersttive pan*. Genoa, nodes the title of 77te Rote ej Erie, Pad when it igr ELNA . m aws Ow hal the most briniest encase. A detachment of the infantry of La Hari has bees draws into as ambilecachr start indrifilcri three miles and a ball fres ?Masi, • atilt Itißl ibff men. The Minerreotisamy movement Win attendee tii*Pleekow. atsocour, Yana Conaiderable menses of Russian troops are ait• vancing upon Poland sad Lithuania. The Dictator Langiewien his leased motional bank notes of the value of two Polish forint. RUSSIA.. ST. PETERSBURG, M•acs 13. _ _ The Journal de St. Petersbourg of to-day an nouboes that Priuce William of Baden has left for Warsaw. Flex lidjsety's bon wee econpied last light by the younger ,bradiress of the Rote! Yamily Dem•erk--tbe Pence= Tyre, the Prisms bawds, eine (we androdood) their lesdena accompanied by the Marchioness ol Ely, and sepnaded by sevesal gesdassen of their sidle. Os their entering Ai box Idiy Weietislutier rotala itandb.dt applause her all pests of thy boars, which ere yore( laid greaelally ncknowleagod. Os Saturday the bet nigiri of thr mood Mire 1061.1 Pyne dims her belied, for which ocansion the hae most iudiciownly sedated Amber's delightful Doers 1 Le Domi.s Noir—a pied which., whether we ausider the sherds of mode, the gaiety at id sebjed, or the demurs of its libretto. we ere inclined to mind le the cid/ or angers el the French oaroic opera stage. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, MARCH 16. The military oommittee of the Chamber of De puties continued its deliberation to-day upon the amendments proposed by Herr von Furkenbeck to the law on the military organization of the country. None of the ministers were present. Paragraph 3, as proposed by Herr von Forken beck, is worded as follows :—"The strength of the army in time of peace shall be fixed by a special law. The yearly budget of military expenses shall be based upon this law." This paragraph was, with a alight addition, almost unanimously agreed to, two members only voting against it. The Royal Commissioner, who represented the Minister of War on the committee, declared that the government could not agree to the amendment of Herr von Forkeobeck, and would not bring forward an organic law on the military orpinization. He further stated that by such discussions the conflict between the govern. ment and the members would not be avoided, but, on the contrary, be increased. HEE MAJESTY'S. Mr. Mepleson, the lessee of this theabe, taw, pellished his prospectus of the approaching mason. The following i tts substitute. The theatre will epen on Saturday, the llth of April ; sedan enteeriptios will be for thirty or forty nights, in the option of the subscribers. The following performer are enpged chaise : Mdlle Titiens, Moyle. Art& (first appearance), Louisa Michel, Mdlle. Rosa de Ruda (first applause), Mdlle. Hallos (Best appearance), Mme. Albool, Moe Lanais, and Mdlle. Trebelli. PriesiTenori: Signor (Ant appearance), Stator Bettini, Sieber Guntetti (lint appearance), end Signor Giuglini. Berikoes end Bona : &goer Della Sadie, Mr. &today, Signer Papal, Signor Prices (first appearance), Signor &peel° (Ant appearance), Signer Raid, Sisson Violeta, Signer Rovers, Signor Heoshiei, sad M. Gorier, Other important engage ments are wadies. Conductor of the °rehears, Signor Arditi. In addition to operas selected from the npertoire of the theatre, the following will be produced for the Ant time in England :—Ls Forte del Deatino, by Vert% ; Faust, by Gamed; Nicola* Lopi, by &Airs (the libretto by the Sammie Merabiso d'Assglio) ; sad a new adaptation of Fla tow's Arreeklbe amiss the personal superintaidenes of the . . _ composer. The followiog operas will be revived :—.Liosio di CAOlllOlOli, by Dooixotti ; "Welt°, by Beethoven; Moron, by Weber; Lc Nora di Figaro, by Mozart. The ballet will iinsiude the areatest dancers in Europe, particularly IND*. Ferraris, IW.. Beretta, Poedaini, Moor Airtniatiuo, Signor Cent, sad Maio cat*. The carps de Wet will be reinforced by numerous additions from La Foals, Mil►n. On the opening night U. Troratorc will be performed, with Mille. Mena, Madero. .11boui, Signer °MOM, and Mr. tiantlay. A new lionsaata will be produced in hollow of their /Loyal t. 4 krinos and Primer of Wales, the music ocennatied eapreatii for the mouton by Mr. W. G. Cosine, the words by Mr. John Oaenford. 9144 IA. DRUBY-4112. • Th. performative; at thai,house were varied last night by the revival of Mr. Falconnes popular comedy of Bremner, and the burlesque burletta called the Spanish 1 Dearers. The cast of the comedy shows many alterations that are hardly improvements when compared with the ori ginal out at the Lyceum, bat Mrs. Edmund Falconer still plays Mrs. Willbriar—the outspoluin old Lancashire warms —and still makes it the backlroe of the piece. Mrs. Bowers, who stood is Mrs. Chines Young's place, is far from being as natidactory in genteel comedy as she is in melodrama; and Mr. Loraine, who played Frank Haw thorns, Mr. Leigh Murray's character, has not vet smirked the art of Weg his great natural advantages with ease and prwileiesa Mr. Emery was much mused in ltobia Wild briar, though Mr. S. Oilhaem went through the part with some spirit. Mr. Barrett and Mr. Robins, as the old doctor and the fat footman—the first in his original part, the mama in Mr. Rogers's part—added much to the effect of the comedy. Jenny Wildbnar (origleally played by Mies Bate flaxen) had a lady-like represeatative in Mies C. Weston. The spectacle of Bosnia Dander has been cut down to make room for them revivals, sod the second act, in which the great seen of the gathering of the clans is shown, is new all that is given of this drama. There was a good audience, and the comedy was received with mach applsase. AUbTRIA. VIENNA, ILtace The first sitting of the delegates from Venetia took place to-day, in order to deliberate on the scheme of granting a provincial conatitation to Venetia. ITALY. TURIN, Mom l& The Ojlcial Gautte of to-day publishes a royal decree regulating the exercise of the right of grant ing the royal arequatur to soolesistical nominees from Rome. TURIN, KAMM 14, EVCRING. Garibaldi's wound has shown symptoms of an aggravated character. The parliamentary session will clove id March, sad the session for 1863 will open shortly afterwards. FRANCS. PARIS, MARCH 16, 3.26 PAL Numerous applications were made to-day at Messrs. Rothschild's for the new Italian Loan. It is add that the subscriptions amount already to 100,000,000 franca. PARIS, Itasca 16, Evuzis La Prance of this evening says :—" liuniours are current that an important despatch has been re ceived here from Vienna. It is asserted that men tion will be made'of this despatch in the Senate to morrow." . . . . . La France also states that news has been received here from Poland announcing that a great battle was expected between the Poles under Langiewies and 18,000 Russians. GREECE. ATHENS, M. 18. The National Assembly has, by 105 against 71 votes, recalled M. Christidee, the chief of the Prtnch party, who had been exiled by the Pro visional Government TH2 I:4A2AMI lLtice 17. The La Plate ham arrived from the West Indies. The Alabama was cruising off St. Lucia, in the West Indies, and it was reported had captured two vessels. Commodore Wilkes, in the Vanderbilt, Mt St. Thomas on the Ist of March in pursuit of the Alabama. CONFEDERATE WAR Vir-SSRTSI The steamer Sumter, now called the Gibraltar, baa been thoroughly repaired at the Birkenhead Docks, and is now ready fur sea. The screw steamer Southerner, intended for the Confederate service, was launched last week at Stockton. The gunboat built by W. C. Miller arid Sons, at Liverpool, for the Confederates, was also launched last weak. RAILWAY@ AWD Pusuc OoaeriNien tit PARLIA VINT.—Tarterday the moindene es the &menet Cool Railway threw the bill out, sod proceeded to madder the Stosehoons sod Nader/or* Railway fore hoe betwese those points, sad far arrangements with other companies., Mr. Calvert, Q.C., statioe the owe and examining witoesees in detail. The bill for the Northampton and Banbury Railway, the Loud* and North WINIUM3 having witbdrain their oppositios, mimed, sad the committee proceeded to consider the presumed Rielimaneworth, and Cheshire Railway. The bills for the Ne w p or t end Ergotism sad Reda& Railways have also been paned. The dame of the Medina Coaspeey's South Loudon June tioa Railways were settled, sad th. ementittee report that it is set the intestine ef the parties promotieg the London Mathew. mid Dover Cinatsey e proposed **maims to Tondos, Mgehall' sod Epsom, apd tee Pf°- i LORD CANNING'S INDIAN COLLROIIO2i. -peed Wimbledon and Streatham Railway, to proceed with to se pro**. The proposed amalgamatioa of the . North- I The a:tertian collection made by the late ZVI Brlsterit wed liitorbbol turd pszli,ftte was stoma by Mt. Canning dories the time that he was Govereor-Ganerel Mere Batt and Mr. Merenstber„ in the ereanuttee el which Mr. Sebeisdield is Ashman sod that for the houtiennetne India is now Ming sold, ea directed by the egeoutors, at Pitt, lierboar and Pier, in Mr. Weald's, who report the Kamm Christie and Mamon's, after barn* been Waited telthdrawsd of the proposed Paretoremb and Aldershot f or soma days previously. Msilway. The bill for LM proposed dadatiowi a eafflike.ll m ,The late mite posities, no doubt, afforded loamy nananally =Beaded Mee es ispasy sarms's* bat •of the rot opportunities of obtaining curicenies of the native oceopied Lard liendey's sonsmittee ail daTh Zee Oesseirmeey red Retheehem Waterworks woriuusAmbilb "ang""eillY Prewrott and by Per - Mils ware also seder the scemid' seatioe GI them remerittesa *see, but the erillselien is se large mid so varier Importing tee wifilwiti ma the leaf pro- that it must here bees formed chiefly with the vs "' las Cliti rjj= 4 b "" ice ; ' lath ° direct ;stook» of making it a complete moms= i g a g g , 'fast Is moil n ahrsys pod Wt.. Said la weft be LIM emsam...4agrg r 4a rgasa i. to show the peculiar ability of the ladle° artificer in almost GALLERY OF ILLUSTRATION. Mr. and Mra. German Reed and Mr. John Parry (who, by the way, were amoept the •inaers booraired wit► • command to sing at St. Oeorge's Chapel oa the morons, at the Royal Marriage) seoca•ce the last nights of thew very earolleat, mousing. sod well•constructed " Fondly Legend." To use • common phrase, " it is as good as • play," sod we only hops their next novelty will he as good and as successful. FINE ABT& SALE OP THE LATE B. SOLOMON'S PICTURES. The pictures and sketches which remained in the studio of Mr. A. Solomon after his rather sudden death, which occurred meetly at Paris, were sold on Saturday Wt by Yeasts. Christie and Mahlon. Of coarse it rarely happens when the rerwasta of an artist's outer of work come lobe sold that any of his best pictures are included ; these have generally passed into many different collections, sad therefore we should not gain at all a fair estimate of his abilities, or the value which the public set upon his works, if we wire to pronounce manly %woe the pictures eahihited cm an weasion such as this. There was, isdeed, teething I. this sale exactly indicative of the panther fatuity of the artist, shown in such works am his " Wait ing for the Verdict " and "The Acquittal," and his last teal■ picture from " La Joie fait pear," to represent highly wrought scenes of emotion of the domestic genre. The re markable picture called "Drowned, Drewned," which, it will be remembered, was as attempt to punt the remoras of a masquerading roar• at the sight of the w re t c h e d girl driven to suicide by has dsseetioe, wee the principal picture to be sold ; and the tat t►at this win* had not beta so cepted by the while at the time of its exhibition at t►e Academy prows that it was • failure in as attempt to bring is too direct a manuer upon the "mama a tame in which the physically repubbee entirely overbore and hid all that was beautiful. This picture was sold for 2111. Is. to Mr. Earl. Estimated 'wording be the great labour be stowed epos it, this was wet one-third of its ant to the artist, sea the fact shows the peat importaacie of weighiag well before starting both the "abject sail the treatment of a piciara (mew oFeensn:etal maarifsetare. Vito the *Meets tine* hom antiquities to the most maw* shawls eirChd mom with a few spoeimeas of birds sad wisaah. The armour and arms ware partionlarly interveling mid they aniesstad to abaut 900 digerent The 'bawls and embroidered 'toffs of Cashmere and Bensme, wit► ladle silk, and ritualise embroidered in idlk, and 'aid, sod silver, will oneupy the wham' of Thursday and Friday in selling. Some of these, sorted in mosaic of sek cod gold, are very beautiful ; but even the carpets, r they are called, would not disgrace the shoulders of a doehms, so rich are they in colour sod so slegaut io design. A nag nifiemit Mot, of the came kind of work as the carpets and shawls, Is alp amongst the more remarkable °Were of Orieral spleedoar and lasury whisk the sellestion centaur LAW INTELtIG4NCE. , EQUITY COUETB.—MAigeg IR (Berate the Master of die Mb.) mud, V. iseehows. This ewe iarolved an imparteat pant, whieh is whether a trade nark of a Arm of dissolved.by the. death of one of the partners, to be mild es part Oldie parteenefie offsets. The lute Ware that the partmenhip eincicled fret of three . Iticrowa, end Heil ; sherwanto Findley retir P ernatt i g &smolt, end Paths death of the ;atter hie snare wee toil be the eierriosee, Iter row. end Male whaenetivinet The he* nese was mirth d f at the ardshiet) inns works, and while it w a s so mauled as the leen "RR H. • with a crown aver them were and me the Wade mark in sashes by the eeriesesive Irma. . Hall then died, hewing Barrewa the sole survivor, and this suit we now 111111iiklted by Raws atwitter; in width the above question maw or for diatom. The roe waraegueslaGene days since by Mr. Selwyn, and i Mr. Edible for the plaintiff ; sad by Mr. Mobhommi and Mr. ' limber 'Meths, fiefintbrela ' His Hammy new pme n edgurat, Amer* that the quer were—line, whether tint trade lurk should be sold with the putnership weals, ; amt. assuredly, whither, Medd, the sour* could restrain the iiiiisedent, the warming; pertain, hens snag the sow High question, mut lie an seised in the empties. Tiede marks in geared either de noted the Oboe where, ore won, by whose, the wages tearing theft Inn aseassklasd., Vim Baum Ulm re ' tarred to ao opinios of lord Haishriake, in the Great Magid playing cards pee, sled expressed a doubt wheeler, notwithstanding his lordship's amehiulsy, web °Palos would be followed sows, sixes it denied that equity would minas the me by one poem ad • tvade mark used by smeller melees these were baud In the owe. There were many aetiologies to the erietrary. A► to the we by a "eremite partner of hie deemed partoev's sense, his Houser referred to "'Webster r. Webster,' 3 Sereastos, in which an isjunoties applied hr by the repre sentatives of the deceased partner to reserain the see of hiii came wee refined. It mot be esiereded these was • pro perty is • trade mark, though, like • goal will, it was of • very evanesces' character ; but his Honour thought length of time tree not neeenary to its mistrusts. After hunts guishing between the trade marks of the above hinds (at place sad Peesos), his Honour added that if the nark is question were one showing the place of maanfeeture ef the goods it would have been directed to be sold with the works, sad the dizalseive ea, of it would bees berm secared to the purchaser. This mark, however, demoted merely the *emu be whom the goods were made. The wart there f ere Mild sot interfere with the surviving pertase's sr of the mak, nor could it smiler the right to nee it an another paws or MM. The result wee that all the good will Wank rag to the spot so which the licensees wee coodaeted would he sold, but sot the right to use &device 'unmans( to the public that the business which might in future be carried on was that of the original hen (Before Viee-Cbaseellor Sir J. fiesert.) =MILTON V. 00010118. A. impaiset c;ertisiawna raid is this ease with n foresee to the attest to whack the rale meaning commw cautions between • solicitor and his client, as privileged from disclosure by the former, could be carried. A Mrs. dedirews, a widow, was entithd under the will of a Mr. Akhis to the-fourth of his residuary estate for her life, /abject to a prelim restricting that interest to an an nuity of SOL foe the same period if she twined spas ' out the operant of Mr. Alehin's executors, and thee giving the bulk of her origami interest among her children. Seas after the testator's death she consulted her sonata, epee the aiestioe whether, as the smoothes had Mused thee soonest to her marrying again. she could, notwithstandieg the re striction and such refusal, narry without forfeitior her original interest is the resides. She eulnequeetly filed a bill in this court aa Mrs. Andrews, for the lamina— tntiDs of Mr. Alehin's estate, and • decree was made in that suit, treating her as a widow and ixamarried. She died in 1882; and it was stated that tin esecuton of Mr. Aldine, the plaintiffs is this suit, then discovered that Mrs. Andrews was married to a Mr. Combos when she Ma sled her administration suit, which was therefore virtailly his suit, tad • fraud upon the court. Mre. Combas' solicitor, whom she had manned, was thee exemieed as • witness is the above named suit, before an of the examiners • but when asked to produce his books, and *stria, and let ters relating to his bousese transacted for her, be refused to do so • ce the szrthat were , such documents notwithstanirig the b d ofhis client, protected from irodeatioo by lira, aa being in the nature ofvileged communications. Mr. J. Napier Higgins pri appeared for the solicitor, arid eeeteededthat If Mn, (bombes had been living she vocal eat have been herself compelled to make the datiorarre sought • and although she was now deed the character of rant docUments still cootinued, and made them privileged. Mr. Malin, g.c., sad Mr. Speed contra insisted that the rule did eat apply to 011111111 where a freed had been com mitted epee the court ; and denied that Mn. Cloombee, if living, would have been entitled to the alleged protection ; whereupon tie solicitor could not now claim it. The Vioe-Chaeoellor said the general rule, that wearies tlal communications between a solicitor and his elan were privileged from disclosure, was well rattled ; and the privilege was that of the sliest, and sot of the solicitor. did not appear to be any decided authority to show that the death of the client varied the rule, bet the point was isadestally alluded to in amine balers Lord Gynd bent. Is the present ioetauce, however, it wee net news man to decide the cam upon t hat grimed, as there was au tbority for saying that even if the 'oiliest were living, and °Debt be herself compelled to mika the Melones. sought fee, the bill most show on the famed it a othaexise beano' her sod the solicitor le the fraud alleged. in eater to name the court to compel him to make the like diemveries. The bill, however, in this case showed no such canoe:ion ; and his Honour was of opinion that the solicitor behaved verb properly is refusing to disclose the eoeSdential ammo adieus which had passed hearses him sad his chest ; and the demurrer must therefore be allowed, and with coma. (Before Inee•Chencoßar SW W. P. Wood.) IWO r. THE TIMM:DOI AND OCIFIBLD PAILWAT colcreery AND THA LONDON AND BILIONTON RAILWAY CONPANT. Leave was gives is this ease to serve sliest Nation of mo tion for as injunetios to restrals as istended purchase of the interest of the former b 7 the latter company. Mr. Gifford, Q.C., and r. Dross were in the came. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MARCH 16. (Before Mr. Commissioner Coolbaro.) II( as HAII4IB.—ARCOUNTANT.ABBIO/1228.. The bankrupt was an artist, of Oarriden-town, owing about 11.0001. Thin was the siltiag for examination sad ai His Bosom said that en looking into the prociethl' "har aplit toned that the person who was employed to prepare the taakrupea accounts bad been appointed trade assiguee. This was a great abuse ; the mac who prepared the amounts was made the party to decide whether those &comets were satisfectiwy. He should adjouro the sitting in ceder that the creditors, if they chose, might make another ap peintamet. Mr. Dowse, for the bankrupt, mid that other creditors had been applied to, and bad refused to take the assignee ship. His Honour said that if no other assignee were chose'', the court would at any rite hare the Resistance of Mr. Aldridge, as repteseating the official assignee. As adjournment for a fortnight was ordered. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCIIIT.—BriaroaD, MAsca 1& (llreare Mr. Baran ChanoelL) Joins Jearens (19), eogineer, was planed at the bar charged with the wilful nitiede:r of John Howell, John Davis, and Jobs Kemmos. on the 30th of January in at Bastes. Mr. Motteram sod Cdr. Stanley Mill prosecuted; sod Mr. Remaly defended. Froro the opening statement and the evidence it appeared that the prisoner was the eog'ne tender, and had the charge of s pit io the Pacieett's Croft Colliery, near Billiton. About 6 o'clock on the morning of the day mentioned the Wee deemed, two of whom were "doggies," came to UM pit s and entering the skip prepared as usual to desceed the theft The engine ootsmenoel to work, and the skip watleweeld for about lb yards, when suddenly the rope to while it wee attached mapped, sod the veldt,' with its liviark•hiht was precipitated to the bottom • dietesee of 70 ' , itch!. Two of the see weer trilled iiwisabrelweely, sad the third died moo after be "wished the twilleet.• essuoinatioe of the rem showed that pseviessly le the sod. door it W b un partialkarrerad time them bletes went, we is • few elterwarile tee primmer wee arrested es the ehartp. ! reemetsweee whish tendered hit guilt peolieble elosisteile the feet diet he elves hod i do rre of the appointee. mil amid tibiae seam le the epgierbeese. where, deem the elfplit. the rope wee kept. A short tire befogs the rope had hese spliced, Mniald port of the splice afforded such facilities u that if toms. theorise were errata thirdesalibliramediarly be Idarikodi These two were severed, with the exception of about three or four threads which had been left to rapport the empty„ skip whielis sent down aud draws tip Wore the miners eery moretog as a test of the refry of the rope, sad tike • fact that the partial severance was Wean at' thisi dews that the act had been performed by a person w 4 ea cirlateed with the Pend rinse of the mope Primly the promos ought not to have bsen to tie aeshaelees like 6.3 D p.m. ; but on the night prosodist the reident be bad I.himm observed et a late hear lurking is the neighbourhood, an w itate 11 °WWI noire of knocldeg wow , Lewd the t f, is whirr also at the same times light woo bertirg. Innerhately after the occurreare the primmer commenced to untwist the ends of the roper if to bAeoy the evidences of the severest*, and, eeiwithalaadiss seetioes, persisted in hie radar. Os !be day Were be had tali is mew satiatal Yana, what was simiclisi err the rope,' is "sere. army, or else it wirld Ise-sola that dry cut the reps' Inasmuch as at that time the hider war perfectly safe thews words were pot forward as er adiratien that the act gtpmWed out the following day we alrearlysoeceived. IBM of evidener of a einetunelsesalal wain was ailed is oupport if the cue far the prosalvitos. lbe arc after Maier about ids* Mari, IFINO laiol3llloll iM NM following clay. . .rowcz urraucawcz. alsergod (;real torr74l Ml** }fin i °N admits a 16, Water-lbw, Great Toweretrest, under the • same of Baumprten mid Co., wore cfiesmod with obtsininir the sum of Lou frees Zeigfried Leipeiger, lodes the feanriag arettinSianeea Ji(r. Beard stbsded temp the perimenties Mr. Lewis, of Ely .pbee, • forthe prbonera. The pronecutsr,. it appeared, was shown some au mai of Flerence aed agate Mika. and be agreed to drama them 102 L misinort the balls of the mods- An appointenewl wsw made by the primmer' for &Mr. dif last, ohm 16e posesenter wee to laud Mesa over the money, and the prisoners were to him with tbs reds: Accordingly So Bottbday mom= promestor west to Ms oßose at Mi. Water-law,: wbeserbs paid to the pitsoner Baunirmaten WOL. in soles mod Si. im geld, foe 'Webb* Owl Ma a receipt. A boy why wow% the °Mee salted is a load tone whitlow be Amid torieglbe • prods mgt and both tlis primers rep/isie "'Tee, brig alms op at ones" After We primmer litiumgortop took Ms messy, be west wt, sezieg be'sbould betook Mk mosemett sad took it with hum The presestasinowitee for IMMO time expecting /Bannigarte fos sto mete back with. the verb, bob attar uploads. of Um*. beam be tail ►Um • r Bduraidler that he believed Se hal , boom cheated out of his /gooey, when the leiter that if be did sot lame the' place Is would kook him sat of the egos lb* prossestor lensed missted with the police, as* from istemmilies what're/W. orgner, Benyierd, received, be went to 46, Siam Usledesies.r, semompstikil be the- pgarowsti 7=o, - they famed both Ms primesso. They were tales. intawits -606f . sad on being ashashaa oily Most , 31. ass fousib es tho sits. t;;Aasw im to Oration put lw Me. Low* tirpromearnber said he had had trasessaien eta the priewerrpr vetoes- he les one is quietism. Re slidnot adman 504 forgot de week 17W. He *deemed ROI. on scale gtood mad ISO I boutalol. lay the sale et them, mak is ' i le • of ths 4, ler is. dosed the primorm to Op a reelipt for ILU., ail *ay mid them 102 E Mr. Beard asked for a remands as le 'mid tlir priereiwe had bees carrying on busiaens he esthete sew ear loblites• Mg goods frees • Dumber of heeler in Ito.Clsyc . temegell WM. UMW wader which they bed traded team "Ts itteresna. Curtis. and Yeller ;" sod Mx. Plushy, ishe-uree. b r ant* could furbish the read with sane fartberiotemesstiase re specting their pest career. The pelsouers wereremeeted esecedissly, • tiourkiwAsx. .:as tin Richard Clareriap &soave, an. esowstrie ' elder moo, who is well koowh about town. wow sew leas committing am am elt upoe Whilst . litmslsy .I col driver, badge No. 9,748. The complainant said that about twenty rainalien4o sizes the Settling of the illamhaiMos , be was - with .his cab Qs. hate), watering his Is.. et the Wool Beim eab - tioad. ProPolttotT to home, after a hat Mt. week, etre the to lles, .aal.nraisted to • • hive se. Wt tali ie AL owlet* bke, as hi was gobs bone, epilkiblipkM was elegise Abe deem tome MM. the *as, lbs delbeiliel roiled at him sad steak him ea the sew and taetli be reeoverei.himeeL jelepailf is% the cab and Wised to Isere, so that wilassa.wee of palled to drive him to the station-how.. The defendant said ft was a tramped, isp saki. TVs fact is, he bad beee staying at Mc. Wayeesirls, sad want's. to get to bia lodgings in the Adolph', bewelkeillio the cob. 'mod, where be saw two fourialeel amble on. of. tibial:ease complaisant bed charge of. Me 'WY mete& II Ares 0564 . hansom, as Le always took a foer-ietierder. %sag . the dam of complainant's cab open, he jumped is, mid told him. to hike him home, but instead of that he drove. him to the steles-barian The complainant's @tremor woo orrehontrol by Wm.: riders. sad The defeodast was crammed to par lalialraiDal petal* se la., tad 3e. 6d. cora, which be did at Mar GREENWICH. Henry Rumble, collector of sons •at Om Newretia• turnpike-gam appeared to a saintsese samaras him .wit! • Lavbig lawfully demanded and received- Copier Traie as rs Barks Wire, of the First Ramey litt i o .6. 4"olualoar maps, the sum of 3id. for a horn sad vie, tha.tmid. • vehicle being mat; employed is emnsping him to a prow assigned for a review. The complainant stated that on Saturday, the 7th lure. , Oho day of the royal oratorios). he puler Woe*, ae. Libor-crew toll.gate In a rabidity rind, aril, to atrad a . rot his corps. He was in. uniform at tht. ram • elosk to sad traria( Iris sword. en paortatt_ths • ist galled out, sad a boy its after sad sereslAthow hotie's bead, and demanded the toll. He toll tlaa bap t wico. that he was • volunteer on duty, mid claimed esemption. liken the &doodad* mom ap sod ins komplarsat) Mid:hint ' claimed exemption, at the ram time off trios &readmit., , his lard The defendant maid he knew trio:mos t o which. km loderaged, sad he was sera& of 'alma, the onestiom ,h1011"1" kid at the !L iD 'e!"*. .. • . . . The defeodant admitted that he baser the eomplainastais a volunteer Aker, but oonteadal that, am the complaisant, bad sot exhibited the weselagmf Bide army he was ash eatitled to the exemption claimed. Mr. Trail! said, by the act 24 sad 25 V i., cap. I .111, mama. wets is the uniform of their seeps, prreeeding to or foam duty, wee *tempt from toll ; ad the penalty fakdoemi big and receiving such toll was soy SUM not °treadle. 5. He coasidered the act of defeadant so unjostifiehla Heaths *hood levees a penalty of 40e. and meta • NAVAL AND MILIMURY. Abiersatrt; Itasca 16. —ll.cmcortaws. ewers C. Dail, of the Rattler, 0. li•Leed, of the Wepera, J. J. Pinch, of the ladestry, W. Bone d, of the keen; J. Z. Turner, of the Black Prince, L Y. Orem. J. M. Pap and B. B. Cockrell, of the Ana; precnoted• to kneeler' anneteet formers ; J. Borah, of the Oreyboued, W. P. Dane. of the Liffey, and J. Pesch, of the Centaur. peleasted to sating hest oboe amielost sogioaere. Messrs E. Welk, W. B. Almaek. sad O. D. CI bash bees aoseasted to steal manta*. Mr. Benjamin Fletcher has bee& appoistad s lieutesaat in the Royal Naval Leserve. TWA ACCIDENTS AT THE INLVDTHADIONs.—. ikloosons Dearn.—Mr. hear Walker„ egad 46 yea, silk mansfacturer, who resided at Btatolord•hilt, mid who eatfered fracture at the ribs by the pantar• at the orow4 sear Comilla, at the illurninationa, less expired at Go.' . Hospital, Hospital, in eseseameuee et the ispiries ismoisad. makes a total et, we holism, dos depths by the amidasts at the illuminative,. FATAL AMIDIENT AT tONDOW-DElDOL—Yelder day awning a remodel:Ay dreaded werime, 'Where saes hi at present unksews, while in the sat d gob" on beard • steamboat which ems is mottos at Loodon•hindge Pier fen into the river. Boats sad drags were prooared, but she sank immediately. After seem time the body was le covered and oweveyed to Gay's Hospital. Ties police describe the smash as aimed thbty-five years of age, and five feet , three imannike height She wan a brows desk, black striae threes (Wok dor* three blue-aod-whits Fab ., coma, cos fianseliyettimat, sod white cotton stockings. FALL or A eduitcli STIMLIL —The steeple of a new eheireh betiding st lad Shims fell with a trataeodotta mush as Heade, saantias. The work had Wes Woad to • height of 90 feet, so that the alarm its fall ocassiooed mar be imagined. Lankily so one was sear hto he hurt. but the nine whisk fell is and sensed the asre l tore dorm sad braid • great deal et the ecaltdding. CHTATAL PALACE.—Otte SHILLING DAT. —MON DAT, MAIM 16. - Admissions on paymeat, 652 ; ditto by emeole dads, 648: fetal, 1,900. Polvertimmouti— tiou.owAT's FILLS are the mad gentle, yet mete @Miss aperients. and therefore better ilnicablied for a family medicine than any attire dmifa always aat the stomach right. room the "". stimulate the.ll" ma, sad the roughly cleanse th, whole 'Diem. Holloway's % FM Damask useful la ahroulensakneesof this stomach. maimed by laxarhwr living or sedentary habit( or other saws. 'They Mae lisitnrad the aniatistad to health Wier every other Omaha hod fatted: white they are purifying they we aaveartbealma, poo wlitie , re i ut&ti lins th r.:07 nTatvitoiarzikseaf. muscular • ev e't they arc especially anted toy n. 'wag aad betda, whoa* arastfttrtions may be breatevald laiunsch, more pp BM:MD% ESEMNOE d 1,1111 osolsros vosokood to Ins mast liattssol osositiottoos is by motto Valhi» Is boossallio t dodo rr posinsot el So ..;11sIt to oases, ln ton tostrooli oso S o l es tir ssa, loot otrofoll) Weil so Milipt Waimea se slemps.- PROW aid Cllki 111 Stood. amp Toosokslos.