The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-20 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER . . - .• .... --"4 " . .... 01 f11 I. I i) * . r' rf t Y l7 1 4 i ,p, a . Al• . h - .. ,„,:. ..___ .. . 1 /,‘ VZ/_ / 4/7.A. Na 5,208.) Ov cLs ROUTS.-COMIIIMPICATION V by STEAM to INDIA, APETRALIA. dr., VIA EGYPT. Tie PENINStiLLIt end "MENTAL STEAM 14AYIOATION COMPANY BODE PAMENG/115 and roceireVirro and Parcels at their London office for Gibraltar. Malta, Eqpt, Aden, Copies, Madras, Calcutta. the Straits, and China, by their steamers taming denthamptne en the Sth and tOth of every month: for Gibraltar, Melts, I:apt, Aden, and Bombay, by thorns of the Ittb month: sad 47th of each onth • and for Mauritius, Iteunlon, Elea Georges Sound, Melbourne, and Sydney, by the steamers tam luthanapten on the 20th of every month.—For farther apply at the C.TOpaßysOlkes,lM, Leadmihallebeet, rect o re ; or OrleotalthMee. Goad:impel& SPECIAL NOTICZ. LIYEEPOOL. NEW YORK. CO A MP ND PHAN Y. IIADALPHIA STEAM SHIP Shippers and Passengers ere hereby respectfully informed that this Company's r eamers, hitherto sailing on Saturday for hew York, and calling at Oneinsiown for pareerws ou Monday, will in future wit from Liverpool on Fridays . and will centhwe a regular sailing ever alternate Friday tram Liverpool, selling at Queenstown ou the following day for passengers and des patches as anal STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Direct —The LIVERPOOL, NEW TOME, and PHILA DELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY Intend despatching their full.powered Clyde-belt bon Sawa Stesm.firdpe, calling at Queenstown to eldißart Peinenswe and despatches, en follows : 111.011 LITZII7OOI, FOB NEW YOU. ITNA, Wednesday, April 22. CITY OT WASHINOTON, Wednesday, April 29. CITY OF 0011 K, Friday, thy I. And arty incaseding Wednesday, and every alternate Friday. Odhld twisage la. 17, and I I guineas, according to the wean ganiadwa Iforwsist i rsge dri t iliga U nkad lncluding all provialo d a =adda, P =lllz ea very advantageous' fenny. e-Per Swear peetleelwe to WILLIAM INMAN. tt, Weise. *wits Weal: en to T YES and JILAZZY. 1. Lig Wailer tiltAilK ranuaikEi tar =VIDAR end the At; en UT d r ive We and Forekte Steam Wharf, Wapplag, every Sunday, st 11 1 Farm : S. AI 100., and 17. 6d. learn MBAs, able and a MM. The FIIENOWID, Thursday morning arty, Qom OF the Tower. irate AL Per EMMEN, the SCHWALM; CONDOR, or MOW; Wier a t every Thursday, from Howely at 11 a.m. ; wiling at Illsokwan Pier to twelve psseengere a t e no n.. lane : AS, wd lea For GOTIHINNITTEI, the LONDON, April 22, from Howdy. emu. Faren . AS as., 42 W., and AL To be followed by 1116 fiIISTAF_WAIta . . "Tar farkusier and mamma staTher In few dB" Far wasse ie ,t; th amt C o tp42 . UZ i vra in ica L i = Sitar GREAT SALE of KID GLOVES at BAYER sad maws new Pratalsta. litA REGENT- - Lae; aid Gengames beg Paris lid Move., ene guinea 5 gib mold 54 U. 9d. purr par MOO DOZEN al LID WYCIII OAKUM; JIANDEZICHIBIS ono-laird LAW LIFE ASSURANOB SOCIETY, llsoislsest, Isaacs. Isslitiaidlllll. Isysstsd wok /1 4 000,000 Annual lawns WACO Far inwpssissos tad forms foe anuraimik splay Is Os Actuary, alas Moor ors, C ondos, L C . WI TJA WWII. DO Ifili, Astaigr. Asa ISIS. IMPERIAL OTTOMAN BANK. The Imperial OMoman Binh and Its roandets have the humans to announce that they have contracted for a Loan with the Ottoman Government, a Web la to be issued on the following — OTTOMAN LOAN of Fr. 150,000,000 (16,000,000 steriing). In /00,000 Bonds of 500 Branca, yielding an anneal interest of 10 Trance each, payable, 15 Francs Bat January, and 15 Frame let July. The Bonds are to be paid off at 500 francs each, in 231 years, by baltyearly drawing', the first of which will Mk. plea; in November next lota:bons for Bonds will be received tram Batueday, 1814 rely Ord April, MSS Trios of home, MO francs par Bond. payable as under • Os ApWeation, Mfrs. ~„ 6 0 Al ti oon Application. On Albtment, 21 fro ) - 1 2lb eon Allo tm ent July lOO ha., or 321 4 1041 September IGO fn, or 010 4 102 b November O3 fn., or 1 7 7 900 fru .. t 6 The three last Instalments may b e i paid In 7 advance, Interest bong snowed at the retool 6 per cent. per annum. TIM Mods bear initerent fr om January 11 sad the BM ceimnitcd 16 franneurillbe payable onJ T a m g lama:eosin lie anicant of interest accrued and the terms allowed for the W real price of Gm Bond to the soh =Val. A m r... l een annual Wien:Mot 8.76 per oent. Tleelkmds being In Mit years, at the price of 600 franin a= lid be secured, representing a rapids. of L$ par mat. per annum, raising the tots! =ranted te Mips, cent. The end a the interest and sinking fend re- Prance. sdi await want of 12,000,000 To tids Amy the Turkish Government bee hypothe- WWI Mee ifelisedieg aminnes '.. AnnueL I. Simla d emesmes, not pledged for former loan,, Bream iniimelis at t. ai rei=M e Th l e be rev dir en c" bes ryath arao te u l l l ng tlts ' 8,0"" 1; 741= be by the fle ee ner a ment or st 110,00.00 will be payable In Pans, at the °Mee of lealiblifiledrale du Oredit blonder. In landis, in .Maisers. Glyn, Mills, and 00., on behalf of the licial Ottoman Bank, at the exchange of the day. 1 stag reserved to the Ottoman Goverument the 'Wei the nominal a . ount of the Loan by a stun =prill osea cenV i rraz a = their decision to be made within lazy loan cannot be toned before the Ist Janearyp esso te Miami of Beside of the present Loan will bases engin of sabocrlbleg to the Gabs*. quest issue, am iamb he inhesquentlp ssisounced. The proceeds of Ude supplementary Moue will be applied, through the Imperial Ottoman Bank, to the withdrawal of the debased coinage now In dronlation. Applications received at the &gawks of the Imperial Ottemaa Bank. t. Bank.bolldings, London ; sod 16, Place Vendee., Parts. Prespectrues may he obtained at the Agency of the Impend Ottoman Rank, 4 New naolt.bulldlugs ; and from Mr. 0. E. Bay moor. So. 112°0PFEW"LEeeL. In e e vent a — olii.T pptleotlone exceeding the amount of the loan the allotment. will be made pro rat/ Cidewiting the ate of excluage at 18 toms the the= remmetioatatti each. are Mined at 414 0 -. 9,1 = a Intend of Al la, or making dm allowance for the tlterid nearaed. and Mks terms allowed for payment of the In etalaustra at the rate ofi TIMOPthe per armm. The dlfference between the price of lame and that of repayment represent. a further interest of 1 110411111 he "Er amt., making a total of 11 /110/the per cesl per mom OTTOMAN LOAN, 186 S. 10112 a APPLICATIoN. To be forwarded to Ike d the Imperial Ottoman Bank, d 4,e Boo posit to buil t = k taini after payment of the preliminary Having paid to Name. HI" Nina, and Co., the ear of t I hereby request au &Hotels:at el Hoods of the above leas 1 hereby sine to see* snub Bonds, oe any smaller tart mai he saotaell Se we, sad to goy the Instalments therssaose easstleeel lihugaggesess at Hes mad Lasa. eiprloni Addrems 2•11 Dais Str. k J•MEIVEI 110TZL ers- ot eekaispetreet. /810- Thla HOTEL will be B OPENED to the Pe/i Piees Xa ea /AMWAY. she gild of Xay next. Dated 17th Apra, 1085. By order, 6. T. OLONTILD, beasstary. Wlin-END FURNITURS GALLERDIEI, ua. Onisaloareat (e ~ lkwalarmeti. TO PUMSONS MINII6=I.• ' Geode eartiage tree to any part cd the Desartnereem imam complete tram SU to er i g=iprama Slim ampler@ let *groom tram Mt Bedroom mita treat MK - 111ereemlellaireatera frill IA Badielore' bedrooms, tram Art. Narigany wined wardrobe% Iran 9 indame. blislidal and belialgellawity damdpllma mg meaty . dining talks Is mammy Ma salt, kora I to MI wataem: chimney Omer In waft , endow . breams unable to pay a Halt of Impeottoa eon mettle gratis. and post free on application. Referamas pimmltted to former customers. A written warrant, it P. am& P. 101T/09. latabliabed UAL .0. and J. If_ lILD original manufacturers awl Q~ %V -fa IIetaVJAALMIri C.Alf DLit, to whose the prla awarded. sad their carman sdate b t2 law • Ocolessasat tor an at Übe anlittarystattous ir msa imarltioota be ~art at all &mars an d ippon la Prise la. per pearl oda. I:7•lte l 9= Soap Tablets, Id. sad sack no rattle anmuttons* to we OW haft label la as the Mce Indents only, sad ter opertatloa.-17pper ilraltalkLoalso.S. DRAMBULATOB,E, CARRIAGE BODY, has 1111L—lbeklag Horses, Nmery Twits. &wimp. We Bags Ws b ßo al a l r a, ds. Are Croyeet. ASM ikas. lima Pa lonkbay. 0144 &a. and rowm pia Mendlos-hatra). A *MI HEAD of HAIR, the Beard . Whiskers, ze*::Whim are realmed by the ha eflOWLalegg Ok it elegant. fit. mad pellscld oh ta hr mate for tie unpreordeabect messomr= Ils him proosotiag the growth. tviresetog, mod ate( 1g leo= bora it primula hair hem tid ea se tam firseleragebras weak bib, cleaners le bora wart sod Yd emm e irj beautifully tuft, pliable. madokreey. )or sildrar la y recommended , eat rig the beads of • lateillal lead Isar. Is al! dtmarar it elks dlmplaye lid s tandergim ressilb shalom bag bees ma airrillabed bombe b leefe. Mrs tia IC, fa, lea et, owed es bur iota end tla. mbre. Said at 111. Haltom s. sad by elamber sad per -Ohs k learbadi Ilacomer OIL Frraand NIRVOIIB COMPLAINTS.—MISS llXill POW Dlin—Thle heedhaabie medktne, a cure for =. l t7otet red ewery other oreelpelos M mid Demme meg be b id M Yr. I. 17. IL AM, ellene7B. Iteddri Arita; mid la of nereley sad Seim ed donative*. mie eholemee aped& to Naha at la ,ea , sad IIL eyteh, ahem ameartme teeihmeiels to 1M astreardatery e lk !, 44 tb e lZbott tomodatelty mai he obisheed. It may she ee had in reepeetabie , e , ,ms et medielee to the Vetted lllMadom ; lest be particular tatobierrhar that the name, Sarah Identeet Plhe, Iteeteley, OloomoMmatre,' manned In obits MOWS ea • red peeled ta the adoentlarlie Maw, as seas ether M A he psalm _TOZZAITB COPAHINIC 1110 Z, neeentully iv laid 4So le ft sad Leaks liedOds, seder ore cd = l. Lloyd, P•bad. dud born Milt Irev., ten, a c erie a an Is ea armor al atz Misr% roma w Amnia Eleseass.—fit. K M boalkl i t im IL IC at O. Arse's. )noelchemist. O. isemalist. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1808. AMERICA. The Nord Mail etenniebi ti p vig4 Aeis, Captta 19 . which sailed from New Turk on the Bth - i - naT.,7 I called at Queenstown yesterday evening to land , i r a n f ii e la and passenger. arrived here,hhout 4.90 this rnoon, bringing ib ?mongers and IA ISIS doh. i rill specie on freight. The following Imuitiary of news by the Ada Is New York, the evening of the 7th April : I ' ~i naiderable excitement has prevailed here since 8 day, caused by 'reports conteined in Southern • that the Fedenda had Landed # force at brooks, John's Island, near Charleston, and en in the Confederate pickets, and that the k by the Federal naval $M military forces New ivon Charleston had commeneeet. The Richmond , Eataminer ' of the Jed iesient, however, states that I the Federals bad not landed in force, as reported, and that netlinig bat skirmishing between wonting parties had occurred on Seabrook, Island. The Northern ooratepondents report that a Federal regiment occupied Cole's Island, nine miles from Charleston, without opposition. A general attack, was not expected before this week. The reported evacuation of Richmond ia now denied. ago have engaged the Federal' under oral Fester. It is INCRIOUrea, that General Lee is in the She nandoah vans , All the Federal expeditions intended to reach the rear of Vicksburg by way of Sunflower river, and Yam* Pau, have been abandoned. The military situation in Tennessee is unchanged. The report of the committee on the conduct of the war is oonsidared by the democratic journals as a partiasa report to injure hf 'Clellan. The repub lican journals consider that the report shows ocui cluively Wele ll an's incapacity. The New York Times thinks that IVOlellan not favour a war policy, but empathised with the peace party, and this was the key to his extraordinary procrastina tion and inefficiency. The Secretary of the Treasury has issued strin gent orders regarding commercial intercourse with the insurrectionary States. The purchase of cotton with gold is forbidden, and military officers are forbidden to trade. The Southern journals say that the peace party were about to introduoe a peace resolution which would probably pass one house of Congress before the adjournment. In Connecticut a republican governor and republican state officers have been elected. Three out of the four republican nominees for Congress have been elected, and the legislature is also strongly blican. The democrats lose one member o Congress. The governor's majority is 3,000, being a repub lican loss of 8,000 since last year. The British prize steamer Aries has arrived at New York. She was captured 30 miles north of Charleston. The schooner Bas has been captured oft Wilmington. The British frigate Rinaldo sailed from Hampton Road on the sth inst. The following additional intelligence is to the morning of the Bth : It is officially announced from Washington that the Federal fleet of gunboats and iron-clads left Pod Royal on Wednesday last, and would reach the scene of operations at Charleston on Thursday night. A Federal officer returned from Richmond states that be witnessed in that pity a bread riot, in which three thousand women were engaged. They broke open the government stores and took what the wanted. The military were unable to check the riot. President Davis and others made conciliatory speeches, and order was restored. According to some reports the Federate are still confronting the Confederates at Fort Pemberton, but no attack has been made. A report, considered unworthy of credence, has reached New York from New Orleans, that the Confederates had commenced to evacuate Port Hudson. General Rosencranz officially reports that Mor gan's guerillas had been encountered at Snow Hill, and defeated by General Stanley. Morgan's forces escaped with their artillery. The negro expedition has evacuated Jacksonville, Florida, and, aNr burning the town, returned to Port Royal. The Federal gunboats on the Tennessee river have been driven back by the Confederates. Un suocessful efforts were made by the Federals to land at Tuaeumbra. A large meeting ban been held in New York in aid of the distress in Ireland. General M'Clellsn and Archbishop Hughes addressed the meeting. A large democratic meeting has also been held, at which resolutions were passed denouncing the administration, declaring the war &snow conducted • failure, and demanding peace. The adminis tration could not conquer the South if they would, and would not if they could. Therefore the de mocracy favoured peace and conciliation as the only means to restore the Union. They demand a change of measures not for separation but for restoration. Fainted° Wood declared that until the confer• enoes were opened it was impossible for anyone to say whether, under such circumstances, the South would or would not listen to negotiations looking to reunion. Speeches were made declaring it to be insanity to suppose that the South ever could be conquered. President Lincoln is now visiting the army of the Potomac. The Wahldugton correspondent of the New York Tribune says : Our government has information that powerful steam rams are bow being built on the Thames sod the Mersey. The probabilities now are that no action will be taken at present under the law authorising the Presideet to grant letters of marque and reprisal, and that none will be granted except in certain contingencies not now regarded as likely to arise. The question of what diplomates it other pro ceedings may be necessary to prevent the eanairnetion and sailing of vends of war and blockade rennin for the rebels is still nadetermined. ilks Ist& 01 PATlVrills 1 WATER Pato9V l 4. :Th• 7tev BoPie** kp/Mippill.3lftter Colours lii`vbg into thiig.s4ll l llMPt blAbnbeadreere legacy of liilof, WOW late i s..Womibnrn,lM as tliey stteined flit.. Opal's of 'thirty yams, emunte thp now title ai " L. Milattatgpal give s as good proof that they me able to Mil itia litivisitliPa M mach by the handsome new gallery, new bet mast IN by their exhibition of works, showing the cheering slim of renewed vigour in the older members, and armee in those of the saresistim The watevialoor painters hem Mae such s rapid 'adman during the last tweedy years, thin, to landecape especially, we doubt whether they have nokriseited the very highest point ; certainly in this beau tiful and most dilliewit eureka of art there is no rainier in oil who empanel these eneept in sine. The exhibition will, we think, b. generally pronounced equal to my former ones. ifTO4TINO . #I7 . 7ILLIGENCE. . "WI 4TEWMIll"111181# • TO Tar =Tea • gag atethes. • - &—The late Epsom Meeting UPI- MI predate: llbre eleaflarrearlit kriorr ftiesiniss *rat, *Ulan did the running influence one in any great depie a the trot war-olds being but poorly represented during the two den, for it is • singular coincidence not one of that op started in the Greet Metropolitan, although the prise had been I carried of by them oa 11 out of the 17 previous anniver- WWI. The Trial, too, did not attract one juvenile of any note, the four-year-old Buckenham and Argonaut being of a stone better dam than their four opponents, and the City and Suburban wee quite within the commas of the whirr had his owner thought fit to ran hum which he did not, having struck the horse oat when his joc k rehired to weigh in. He will not, borrower, get be • again st say. thing like let 51b, for the issue proved he retersed eir his old form, which was err wiles half -a seer of anythieg of his year, and his only chance sow is in long races, for handi cappers may snare him namable of staying, as th ey did parrs. Poland woo his two races very assay, r I raw poked, but he is no Derby horse nevertheless, aid it is doubtful whether one of that class tea in either two-yr-cild event, es the three filler—Molly Carew, Sider to Wing, end the daughter of Pary—were by far the best is the two nor. The City sad Ssbarbaa tuned cut a good handicap, although Umpire and Advancer weeldhave lett their opponent meth farther behind bed they Pot both run " softr which aired a squabble after they prod the post, bat the Marko to sty edimaioa getting the stakes wee not ondoliDoda t o m ii wee palpates, if my saner really took plus, We e should have been equally divided, and but for it Adventurer might have woe further, he having the race armed, in hand opposite the Stand. A goer molar than that for the Metre politan difference between sena of the slaves coespatiton, shown, the smallness of the field we sot attributable to the bed ewed the headkap. The other Modesto were of no ha portaoce ; sad tree I have mentioned ay nothing in eau 'aloe with the First Spring Meeting at Newmarket, which does sot communes in easiest until Tuesday, neither of the events fixed for Monday, either doer or unclosed. brag of the smaller general iatereet The Two floured Guineas Stakes, for thrryear-olds, Rowley mile, is a Darby in miniature, being nearly as nim ble ea the Blue Ribuid—so that I can hardly believe in the field being such • poor one as is peas* sad , agate& Of the eighty-fivesailsoribereh t—re.d only am had paid forfeit up to Satarday nig Michael Scott, Beauvais, Light Bob, Cheerful, WeetherhOw, Woke, Brick Killarney, Mediae* Nawadar, and betoe ; and of these only Michael Scott and the Brick had ever bees apposed to bare churn the bares break-down robbing the race of some of its interest. Of the remaining seventy four the following ere the mat likely starters .—Hospodar (ridden by Fortnum), Seetharometer (J. Gaiter), Marmot reimier), Blue Mantle ( B. Grieshawl, Rapid Rho., Aldcroft), the Young Melbourne colt (Doyle), King of the al (Wells), Melrose (J. Osborne), Tom Fool (A. Day), Owlet Caner (J. Spondee), Escape (H. Covey), and Oreander (A. Edwards), and Trojan= (Curare) he. left Mr. Tea &oars pared", and Tornado is in the Or Thousand, as that the American Interest is sot likely to be repreeested ; and if it were intended to run Cherie mape or Lighteleg (both spore of as good Dena cads), we should bare beard of than in the market bo lero this time. Still, there is • prospect of a doer ring found at the post, and an wader malt happen to re of the eradis for the field to number lesi thee half • score. Of the above lot, Hoopodar, fieseheriman Blue Mantle, Rapid Rhone, end Tom Poll performed the hat last season, at the cooduthou of which, era La l iel li the two-yeer-old running, I took the liberty el se them thus :—Seoolosimeter, Set 131 b ; Horpodar, letl b ; Blue Mantle, fist Ab ; Tom Fool, Set Bib ; and Rapid Rhone, fist 41b; bet this seem Macearoui and King of the Vale have come out and displayed good forms, Macaroni having done co mock with Valentine sad lo Marimbal that, supposing the pair to be as good as they were last yaw, he would have to he handicapped at about tut 81h with the ricks. This line is, nevertheless, rare too uncertain to trust, as the Senorita colt, who ran second to 3L° wen set within 71b of either Valentine or Le. l ll= kit yea • end the area put cm keen roust be the beet crakes of Marxercoes preausions. King of the Vale, when he beat Oscar bat meeting, was not half up to the mark, and when his companion heat Cassidia next day, good judges began to look at his programs. Thar mosey would have brought him to 10 to 1 had not Csaaidia suffered • more ignomialous defeat at the heeds of Amelia than she did at those of Crane Lees, which shoed the latter may hare brio overrated at home. and oossequeptly his Majesty also ; and he most depend on his good looks for any friss& that may rally round him, for he did sot beat Oscar ensil , aid ea improvement of at least 121 b (which ha promwd, however, supporior his legs would only stand the pre roe) co his public form was Doer ry to put him really is the race. Melrose is another we cannot measure, having cover been in public at all ; and opinions seem to vary whether he isoue of Whitew•lrs good things or an imposter. I cannot put him is the latter category, if his party really . mean pulling him out, despite his unhealthy appearance in the market. There has been little to ride the world as to what form Screharometer, Hospodar, Mee Mantle, Tom Fool, and Rapid Rhone are now in, all that an be gathered generally being that Tom Fool's stablerom pardon, Golden Dust has twice disappointed hi party this season, while Lord Glasgow's Young Melbourne colt also ran so moderately at Newmarket that the Rapid Rhea does not appear so formideble ; but Sea King ran well in enough in the Newmarket Biennial to make Sacchuometa's friends feel comfortable, and Golden Dust in the Sale Stakes spoke as highly for Blue Mantle as did Stn. della for Hamra in her two non Thus the re, with the addition of 'MSOEO2OI2I, ought to supply the first two or three ;that greet the judge. Sao:berm meter, within the lest twenty-four hours, has quite ro. covered his podtion in the market, being es good • favourite as ever ; and believing the layers were never really justified in their oppoaitioe, I shall follow the idea my calculations forced me to come to in the winter, and expect him to get a little the bast of Ilospoda in the struggle, while for third place hisecermi may just get over Blue Mantle, who has yet to prove he did - not lose his temper or Ascot form at a before last season concluded. TL l.th tleffee Room Stakes might attract Vfflefraeca, Car. roborster, Orr, end Fantail ; but the rue appear, to rest between the two fist sired, and the Preach filly, having won ler race I. Frazee the other day, is entitled to moat regret The 300 son. Sweepstakes Balder could win easily eneagh were his heart In the right Owe, beinifa crim aeli an arrant comet it may be safer to trust Lord Carley, however, might ear, off the Free Handicap by the aid of Exchequer if the prise wore tempting enough for him, even in the face of General Hess, for they meet at IMb for the two years, arid at weights for ape then would sot he 71b between them ever theft. M. The New Two Year Old Plan which se brought forward to Wadoesday, it would be aeeses to rare, as the unknown lot is pretty earls S. redoes the maser ; but es regards th e four Sweepotakes on the 11111111 day , it is easy to (Lamm Lord Stamford should win that over the D. it., Mr. Smile the one over throe miles, Biondella the halfrile spin, and Sea King the A.F. stake, ing Dnakeld ken sell recovered mfficiestly to oppose the . The Prime of Weies's Stakes will bring together but a bad lot, end Lord illemforra nominations. Citadel sad Fla more, are the but cm papery his lordship having pried company with the latter. The One Theimand Ganges Stakes, for 3-yr-old fillies, should bring eat as good a fiekl as its brother, Tornado (Fordhem). Lady Angara (Edwina), Omar Las (Daley), Gold Dust (Ohalleser), Ardis (Oelicree), Odgers (Walls), Villsirsoca, Gratitude, Oder, Ars, the Brown Bees filly, being all on the hooka, and two or three WWI we sure to swell the field on sposalalloa, fillies bang 110 meateis at this time of year. However, only the fin AM rand have dace brilliantly is wadi. ex cept %houseman Croldia, who might ma to aril lady Augusta, egiesially ushers an ru mours of the latter sot barn doer so well lately. Her lad - ship was sward prods the supenac of myth* sagged Ia the race that can last year may get through, serillew leas. Tornado was aloe deeitiecUy mooed best, sad I I the issue to the Ipair, the recent performances of Golden Dust, Cronus Lee, and Amelia not being 110/411•0 iamb for 11111 . to follow that - - Is Monis hr wily I o Pr* thb being AM to be dimmed is the fourth Sim 741*". 1i:= , ekel. Usi, as le to walk over for the Whip, awl Tim i er be nesreed for Ow 1 O eve.. Etweepitokesoe Lgataii• my possibly be beaten by Carbioeer. to pell the latter hoe ia the weights The No 00JIMPS.CIAL INTELLIGENCL NEW YOBS, Ann 7, Evzirnia. Moon easy. Gold, 504 per rent. prem. Exchange on London Bankers' Bills, 167 ; stooks dull ; New York Cen trals, 116 ; Wino* 89 ; Erie. 764 ; United Metal Bonds, Fire per C•nte, 97f : ditto Six per Cents., 104 Cotton quiet. Middling Uplands, 436 c. to 710. Flour dull sod 100. lower; wheat dell; non declining. Previsions dull; coffee, stood inquitv ; anpr and molars. quest; erode petro l-sato, 90. Tai ALABAYA.--Thp New York papers gate that the Governor of Demerara has hinted orders that if the The Frame of Saturday evening says :—" The I Alabama calls there for supplies, they 11111 not to be fur. Swedish government is hastening the execution of the r °imbed. According to the latest advice, Admiral Wilkes was aerial far the reaegaaiestioe of the Beet sad for maritime at 'lmmanuel; and it was believed there that the Alabama du ises& It is mid that the gorerenmat is actively en. was lost. pied is tortifyieg Carleerose, the meet important mai. Tim 111111111A1 AauT.—The Augsburg Gazette has time part of Swedes, and that the harbour will be res• the folio**. :—" Sims the yes Iddi the If mien army Jared capable of affordiog shelter, not only to the Swedish he. bets so rasa dim that the platin_g of it ma a Seek but deo to the squadrons of those powers whose in. fo tig FTC grid Imam twist it might be to statics a 'avid form in those waters. ;1%. mo m & Th e °in k y „simple ter in win re = d fro . Their squadrons will led menemodstios for repairing eed eight mama to five, sad She infantry regiments, which previdoelag. Orden have been gives for the hinnediste is the Crimra war wad ere* he the liaegalisn INN pitting of four swab rd war sod three frigates.* The were 0 ." a v e n We "gra el 01130 Mob , CCe= Pa oh " X 9,000, mad sites wig Mt That is why it ha s b ees se imm Meta that Swedes is actively seemed with meassy to send eves the *mem of the Gimrd from St. anaemseis petereberg„ sad Miming ap nemesis cd Grenadiers frem • "'Widows are said to be opened between still greeter distance. UM& Ms eartiLaly ste7l /hose corps- Belgian sad Hanover for the oonchuioa of a cieserneredd darm t e in the essgra 11116 d Il ull b rr aid souther eesveation eizolar to the* meetly afforded between Preemie. HOesia Lid, which f ree . sh e o imene rairim fir ir my the NW He Tie Wear refined alto lawrorY cif(' ems, the military posities of £oris in sot in way way WM- Iditht• • leaky)." • Th e N or d an d s o me f ore i gn j o u rn a l , speak of a Impo rting tat without colour on the l e af pe r men interriew between the Car aad the IN el " Its ai r lan=4l of Heater brave le"."" tad !Pia& awl silks. Soil to paZis apalL-014•••.- CRAELIS DICKENS'S 'READINGS, u5a0,04.01. Rooms.—TOMORROW EVISNINdh April ri At 8, XL CHARLES DICKENS will READ him DAYIR COPPLRFIELD (in di chapters), and Mr. 808 SAWYER_4 PARTY, frets Picksick.—dtalla, k ; centre saata • ; lea k soda, 11., at Irmoa Chapman andrialis, Pircadriy: Merin Polak and &Ws 13 and 14, Rand Inchaeire , Atom', Rakes I oriee, Bt. Jaanataliri , and at Payne's ticket office, Itaineree• square Rowan THOMAS URADLA Secretes,. • FLOWER SERD 8, carriage free." MIZE 11.11/ALS, 1861 and 1881—U new amnagia. Ile. lloktt debt:to, fa. 25 half hardy annual. 7e. lid. 15 ditto, 41., 60 hardy annuals. los. •JO ditto, da 16 ditto, ti Id. The above colye- Kona are selected with the greatest care, with a view to give the utmost poweibie variety. Ample cultural dtrectlons printed on each packet BUTLYA and wt.:mom. 6= MLIICHANTit Covent.. garden-market London. • BIJOUTERLIC COURANIM. • .a.;a monaus seicuux aft YABRIQUIL"—WATHNI.. ITON and NADDIIIiN, having tem honoured with lirst-dims Modal at tar Paris' ObirmW Ifthibition, accompanied b the above lattesing talimosial, respectfully incite the public to an o their GOLD CHARM and evonsive assortment of JiWIIZitIY, all made on Um premises. MAME:IL:MN and on Maneactory, No. 16 HenrisMisobreek Oovemtnardea, W,C. litablietted A.D. TN& Assays made ad Mains and Jewellery for lw mob. NIL Th 4 eseabllahment la demi al 6 in the evening, and * OD astardays at 1 °Wadi. Now ready at all the Lftwertes, crows eve, twice Pe., ILLUSTRATIONS of the BBAIITINS of TEOPICAL fIOINNIY, and Sketches of Objects of Merest. WM Notes, Illeneshal and Nsphutatorr. Dr the Lute* of " The Nuptisb al asessisaa." - TMa week seelleast heautles."—Nornlng Poet. kW —° o .e w with .= 7 l went el We the richt:doming at Ike ews. .11116 dieselpileue leek* the reader's mouth water for the Inertia sad arms of loth see end land In those wee. The of the end ere by no masa the leant interesting or valuable peeler edtheilest. • -The are.. Loseiiabloms Eindiricke, 19; Piccadilly. TifLEGRAP.RIC INTELLIGENCE (ascprzz's TZLIORAIIS.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. BEIU.LN, Amu. 18. _ _ The Nord Deutsche &Stung of to-day mays : " As the Cur's amnesty doubtless applies also to the insurgents who have crossed over into Prussian territory, it may be expected that arrangements will be made for their release. "Chests of arms destined for the Poles have been confiscated in this city to-day." The /brew Zeitteng of to-day says :—" We learn that reinforcements of troops are on their way to the districts of Plinchen and Sehroda." CRACOW, Aram 18. A considerable body of insurgents are fortifying Knesyk, in the district of Warsaw. A large Russian force is marching againstLelewel, who, with the insurgents under his command, is stationed between Tarnogrod and Tomaszow. A great many Russian troops are concentrated at Kolo. LEMBERG, Amu. 19. LelewePs insurgent force, 300 strong, bas been dispersed by the Russians, after an engagement of an hour% duration. Part of the insurgenta fled to Galicia. THE ITALIAN PARLIAXENT. TURIN, Aran. IS. _ _ _ In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies Signor Lovitointroduced a bill authorising thelthiis try to make the expenditure necessary for carrying on several branches of the public service, this expen diture baring been approved of at a council of ministers, at which were present a committee oom posed of several members of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies. Signor Lovito stated the object of his bill to be to provide for those urgent wants of the administration, the satisfaction of which would not admit of the delay attendant upon forme. After a short debate, in which Signor Bog& endeavoured to show the unconstitutional charm ter of Signor Lovito's bill, it was rejected by the Chamber. The discussion of the budget of justice was then prooeeded with. Signor Ricciardi complained el the bad administration of justice in the southern provinces, and of some summary executions of brigands. Signor Mioelli made observations to the same effect. After some explanations from Signor Pisanelli, Minister of Justice, who protested against the assertions of these members, the debate on the budget of justice was adjourned until the Chamber should hear the report of the Brigandage Committee. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, AP U.l& The commercial treaty between irassia and Belgium was adopted to-day in. the Chamber of Deputies. Only two members of the catholic party voted against it. Tha next sitting of the Chamber will take place on Wednesday next, when the discussion will com mence on the Ministerial Responsibility Bill. The following telegrams have been reeeived at Mr. Reuter's &See from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : THE BOMBAY MAIL MAR9F.II L. Aritn. 19. The Manilla arrived here, with the above mail, at 6 a.m. this day. The mail leaves for London by the 11.30 p.m. train. THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS, ALEXANDRIA, Apia. 19. The Valetta sailed with the above mails at noon this day for Marseilles, where she may be expected about the 25th instant. The Ripon, with the heavy portion of the mails, left at sunset yesterday. She may be looked for at Southampton about the Ist May. [Stamped, id. Additional.] Makes, for 3- olds, D.IL, the Two Thailand will Inter. fen with, al it looks like s nut& between Mr. Ivey mid Laid at twasent.—l am, tu lliTZO . R. TATTICNSALD i t--eigubboT. The room eren oplashdl on Ihnirday for nettling the tz wa snollies 2s_ropeei Ulf Two of amenimss until Ina. vaoced pera i r si thisWoreo7r. The business ultimately trioneoted wl,s 41 , a/Mlied. eintacter, the reify sodeadde baton 4f Ile eftewatwa being, the newtory surrounding Lord Btrathmore's horse tiessiorabiger. In the City the only bet which tame odor awe adios was 100 to 30 laid 'wide against geoduroaser for the Two Thousand. 130 bokluontlY, Used .11torathinsirea Nom was hooked at Tottersall's at 3 to 1, than 100 lie .30'was offered, and lifter 710 f had been vetoer Wipe laws, it -*eases 700 to 900 was trequootlr odored, aspiinst him without receirriag any reeporne. Maonaroni sad Blue Mantle were lb. only other pit bided erpoo. The latter after being supported at 11 to 1 llbMOMbadgered. Lord Olifdoo see be bead dim gbe paiott beyond some trifling laveatasenti ow the .i?alsildo .;oy very trilling alterations oerouned grata oft preehnis wilesesiletionta TWO TH01711,51111. b! ogt &P . t Open% .eHdspodar ( 6to4tq dsz (6to 4 t to Lord Btrathmere's Haocharometor (t 4to 1) • II to 1 Oap•ahr Lode MO Nestle (t 1.1 to 1) . ; 11 to 1 Yr. R.iil i Llykr's Mammal panda) .100 to 8 Lord 0 f r i Rhone (of° 100 to 7 H. tv Rahn* tor 25 in 4 Basyheto FAA (t) to Serb ho,oldikr•Xileg et Ides Yak 44) i eold to Conet drErsisge's Bespatter (olf) 10 to 1. lord illeathanno Betatarounelisr (oft) 14 to 1 Mr. Watt's Notices' Girard (t sad off ) 18 to J. -Sr F. Johnetooe's Gloom:My colt it sad off) 25 to r 1 —. Lord eteeford's Anioniatee NEO 28 to 1 Mr. R. C. It Ice. parlays& ro to 3) 100 to 3 Mr. H. Basins The Ranger (t 106 to 3 Mr. H. L. Wipam's Melrose t) 40 to 1 . Mr. B. O. Saylor's Macounei (t 50 to 1) 40 to 1 Lord Oisagoir's Rapid Rhone ( t and o ff ) 50 to 1 Mr. Bowes's Early Pod (t) WOO to so Omni Hendon Giles the Find (t) '3OOO to 40 Mr. H. J. Radtke Avo•dalo (t) MOO to 10 Mr. Merry's Cairnotstle (t) 1000 to 10 Mr. H. Goatees Poland (t and off ) 2000 to 15 Lortli i ,pwr's Light Bob (t) 1000 to 8 Mr. s Escape (t) LONDON OIT BETTING—BATubuAY. TWO THOUSAND GUINEA& 6 to 4 wet Hoopodor (t 7to 4) 100 to 30 Socoharomotar (t and off) 10 to 1 Ilacoarooi Of) 10 to 1 Sloe Alauth - (a) 100 to 8 Nolion) (oil) 10 to 1 Ti. Fool (0 to 2014 THY DSRBY. 40 to 1 lishocarooi (t) TBIARRET FIRST SPRING BUNTING. Harm marked • an already at Nommoorkot. A HANDICAP PLATZ - 410W0v1., for !aids and up. wards ; «airmen 3 rove A.F. (1 mile 2 f 73 yards.) A Swann= of 5 SM. each ; 3-yr•old 7st 1016 ; four, Sat 131 b ; Mies aimed Sib ; arisen to be sold for 50 revs., if dananded. is. T.Y.O. (6 furlong 140 yards.) A atrutorm= of 10 eon with; 31nolde, 7st 4lb ; four, fist 111 b ; fi ve, six, and aged, fist ; the winner to be sold for 300 'ova, if demanded. ho. Ah.IL (7 furleoga 212 y .) A S enta tennewrein of 10 men each, for 2.yr-oids ; oohs, Set 10164 lilies, &t 71b; the sinew to be sold for 100 eon. Last ban of Ab.ll. (4 furlongs 217 yuds.) THZ Two THOUSAND GUMMI Buses of 100 Nova. each, lt ft, for 3.yr-olds ; colts,list 101 b ; llliu Sat bib ; the sewed to receive bask his wish,. R.N. One mile 17 yards. , (fit subs.) A Swinton= of 30C Si,.. awe, 100 ft, fee 4-yreiis ; colt., fist 1016: lilies, 80 51b B.C. Four mike 1 lorkrag 173 yards. (5 nabe.)—Bakier, Duntrooo, 'Ellsogowan. Freeholder, •Lesydsal THE Corm-boom finis of SO env,. each, for 3-y-olds ; colts, Set 101 6 ; fillies, fist 71 6 . A.F. (7 subs.)—*Fanteil, Diligence, Onsin,*Viliatranca, Oorreterator, *Arroyo*, (lobelias A Fall HANDICAP SWZIPO74IBIIB of 25 son. sank; 10 ft. far 4-yr-olds and upwards ; winners extra; KY, Ose mile 17 yards. The highest weight accepting beteg Set nib., it has been raked to Bst 1216, and ths *ken in propertkin. * lb 116 Tawentier a 8 12 Versa 4 6 10 Atherdao• 6 111 • Africaa 4 6 •Oeseral Is.. S e I *VOW. 4 6 4 Exclunoir 4 7 6 MATCH ; 509, 200 ft ' - last half of Ab.M.-131r J. Maw ley's Washiooon, by Charleston leognisb, apt Lord Coventry's e (dead) by Fisitermao—My Niece, fist 71b each. The mate& between Mr. B. Ctuh's *Belgium and Yr. Jib. Day'. Neater Richard is off by oossent. WIDNINEDAi. A BRUPWIAILIFI Of 10 son. each ; 2-yr-olds, 7sl; three At; f allowed 31b; the wiener to be sold for 300 soya if demanded, to. ; if entered to be sold for 200 son., allowed 51b. Last half of Ab. Y. (3 fur. 217 yards.) A HANDICAP nand 50 son. for 3-yr-aids and up wards ; eatranos, 3irove. Broths' Stakes Course (6 fur.) A PLAIT of 50 eon. for 3-yr-olde • colts, Bst 1016 ; Mum Bst 71b ; winners, 41b extra; entr ance 3 son. E.M. (1 mile 17 yards.) A SWKIPIITAIMB of 10 son. each for 3-yr-olds, 74 lab. four, Seer 81b; Ave and upwards, Bet 11lb ; and g allowed 31b; the winner to be sold for 100 eon. if demanded, ko. List half mile of ELK (4 furlongs.) Tors Palace OF W.u.sn'e Pinata of 150 son. each, h ft, and 25 if declared before July 1, 1863, top to the second for 4-yr-olds ; oohs, Art filb ; fillies, 114 416. The winner of the Derby or St. Leger, 71b ; d the Oaks, Two Thousand Gaines*, Port, or Claret Stakes, Sib ; or any two of tie &bon stakes, 91b extra ; maidens which have never received 100 son. for running second allowed 71b. Creserewitch Course (2 miles 2 furlongs 28 yards). (9 subs.) Freeholder, Teterrirm, Barbados. Vangmrd, *Lord Clyde, c by Wind. bound —Alarm& in Faye, *Citadel, Flounce', Nottingham. A Swainrrtcso d 511 son, each, h ft, for 3-yr-olds soles, Bet 101 6 ; fil li es, 84 61 6 ; allowances. D Si. (5 sub.) 'Y by Vedirtte—Firmament'S dam (31b), *Scholar (31b), "Omar, •Cassidia, 8m Bing (31b). A alumna= of 50 mom sack, for 4-yr-olds ; silts, Bst 101 b; Allies, Bst 51b,• winners extra ; maiden horses which have never received 1001. for ruaniog mond allowed 51b ; the last three miles of B.C. (3 mite.) Halek, Rule quire, Beckenham. HlNlwii, or Tin fiWZICPSTAKNAd 50 eon each, for 3-yr olds ; salts, Sat 1011); fillies, Bst 51b, not engaged in the Two Thousand or One Tlicecand Guineas Stakes • all ; A.F. (1 mile 2 for. 73 yards.) (5 sobs.) Gaulois, Viva la Seine (410), Flea King (416), •Dustkeld (41b), 'Be volver. A SwnerirrAcrs of 50 goys each, b ft; &yrolds, 7stl2lb; four, itit 101 b; Sc. and upwards, 94t; last half of R.M. (4 furlong.) Ai& AIP •Blondella Tux Nonwizzr Two Yu,' OLD • Puts of MK - colts, Bet 7lb; fi llies, Sat Sib : winners extra. The last fieri forlorn of R.M. 76 entries. 'Sugarcane, I by Jordan— Bloom,ss *Rini'', *Naxos, Rothschild (late Mime mope), *Lady Maud, •Viodervelde, Promenade, Black Rock, Royston, Coup d'Etat (late Coup &East), Vootreeeor, "Lady Hylda, *Hone Matins, *Black Sarah, Savior', Oceettis •Edmanaton, 'Triumph, *Whitebait, Master Richard, Gaston Shama, by Allex-ypiment--Mira (bred in Frame), Fideliti., by Monarque—Constanor (bred in Frames), *Oneida, 'I by Touch wood—Plague Royal, Mer ck:by Bilelooo —Den, *Elmadale, *Sacrilene, e by to Bird os the Wing (haled in 18113)—Fltyealls, Garotter, Waahingtoe, Von fan tutu, *Fills de PAL., *Blanc Bee, by,Worosreley, —Lady of Lyons (bred is Prawn), • Soumies, by Pretty Boy—lndy Bird (bred in Frame), *Little Gan, fby fkuotorow—Oabwftupbe, o by flannterer—Roger thorpee dam, Indy Warwick. e by Tedrow—Drama's dam, Natha`Oommels,o byT The Little Gentleman, c by Newrometer— ead ah, ILO= Pytharn, vf by Happy Lasd—Hape by Sleight of fiend, *Vats; 'Primrose, *Exotic, Lady Finmi li CLmid m ish, 'Sister to Queen of the Vale, by King Tom— t, 'Sister to Wing, 1 by Newminater—Lady Hawthorn, *Rigolboche, Clair voyants, *a by Sidra:Wier —Cincinnati, 'a by Fandango— Bockenbam's dam, Lanford, Idle Wbitefield, *Ram rod, 'Diviner , *Leicester, Faith, Eleanor, fby 00etes Toy, VacOne, '`e by Mildew—Yale by Dremedary, 1 by King of Trumps —G entle Kitty, *Edward the Confessor, 'Sir Jobs, 'Wandering Minetzel. MATCH ; 100, h ft. ur, half of Ab.M. Mr. W. G. Craven's o by Oolderdele—Naeghty Boy's dam, Be 4 lUD, apt Duke of Beaufort', I by Kingatows—Panic, Set 81b. NEWMARK/Tr, &rens' Niorn, The following have arrived :—Drummer o, B2 ., Anmrensar Cavalier, Supple, Loose Pleb, Public Pipas General Butler, Qaareetine, Iphigetria, Polonaise, rghlaed Concordia, Batangas filly, Nottpareille, Corroborater, Sao- charemetor, Toy filly, Bidder, Harlin, Mobs.. , Leav ed, Gamekeeper. Rapid noes, Beauvais Makeshift, amiss Pbyealis oak (2 yrs), /layman filly (4 yrs), Drakes Ara colt (4 yrs), Drumm, Little Star, Count OeVose, Oriels, Perquisite, Catalts colt, Berbadoes, Mite= Almack, Practitioner, Little Zs, IJsksista, • kenos; wit 13 yrs),, Ins" Fos de Gres, Mailmen, Orearriet, Garotter. M 1177710 OP 78Z JOCKEY CSAIII.—A 11168,1•6 Of the Jockey ChM will be beki ee WedEeeday auk alter the mom at Newmarket. Leal Gliesew will mem the follow * reooletioa :—" That atter the tomileatioa of the First hiaise 11teM%18033, we nee Moll be ma et Newmarket ow a shorter MMus, time the T.Y.C., wi h the meeptioe Marywor-eld *Ws sod stklubs Tea Winos MN was atewommat pi the Creala sad the sad al dr Fin* October [TWOPENCE Neetinp, which may he ran any enures sot km &a 41[• mile . This rule not to apply to matalese." Admiral • Row will move as an amendment es Lord Olassew's motion, "That the stewards be rainested to give no peblis money to be run for for • shorter distance Wan en. cepting for two-year olds. MANCHISTER DIMETIN G. --SATORDA T. BANInc," HctDtt Sacs, of 5 ans. allek with 25 added. About 2 maw. 1 yrs .T. Dawsoa's Serious Case, I . nialarioo 11 Mr r. Levy's Unitas. 6 yes, Las db i9dOr (1. My ) ) Mr. Bullet ns. laberi, I yrs, 10st lab (tna ttb oo.) (Yowler 1 Phcebna and Deceptive also rss. . . Bekking.: 2 to 1 against &nose C 0.., 9 to 4 agninet Biagio., 6to 2 against Rbosbus. Won by a length ; same bagmen seemet end Wei Tae Teta . limunicst, o 3 son. each, with 93 added. About lmlln on the fiat. t 0711,3113.1 OaPt 3lll knight, yrs, 7st Blb (Lomas) 1 Dekko', Mower Safety, 3 yrs, rot 6lb Taylor 2 1b: RliktalTs Loy Boots, 3 yrs, Ist 12Ib ,lollllam s pojo Rise following shoo ran ) Colonel Crockett, Rossmore, Shan Van Vocht. _ Tiertiing: Even on Flower Safety, 3 to 1 apt Captain 'Knight, 4 to 1 opt Lan Boot.. In consequence of some wer en't' placing lenr&e au the owns, this tad had to be run • domed time, wino Edmore dld not start. The betting for the actual nee was 5 to 4oa Flower Falsity, 6 to 4 apt 'Ciapewi• sad nigthird. t. Woe by six lengths, tawniest's' between mooned Tax ern encuticesan RAXDICAP Of 5 00•11. each, with SD added. About these in* • Melf, Itr. Jonocks'a TM Flat, MO .. (Mr. Wood) 1 Sh. i l o arn et WaVE, , The Betting : 5 to 4 apt Wandeatog Willie, 5 to 2 deb apt The Flea sad lee Malay, 7 to 2 apt Fonder. Won by Orrstj . lakillikv• Wen* win Willie and Forster did ad pass pd. PREVALENCE OP SMALL-PDX. A meeting of the Medical Officers' Association wee held on Saturday evening at Whitehall ; Dr. Taossoir, of Msrylebose, in the chair. Dr. Saone:roar milled attention teethe alarming increase of small-pox; and the seessaity for urgent measures to re move the evil. The medical department of the Privy Cor al had Takeo up the question, bet it was necessary for the medical officers to do something for • reedy and remedy. Agreat difficulty to hi own dietnct of ton was the removal of patients, for the small-pox sod other hospitals could sot meet the exigencies of the prier epidsmio. It would be well to appoint • committee cm the quatien. Dr. rams. of Belgravia, would mond any proposition to lime effect, for though in hi own district measures had bra adopted to isolate small-pox era in the workfare by separate wards, most parishes had not such Ares. Dr. BulOZ. of Pelham. 000trmed the neceasiti fi l i r doing something,. inerrela as smell-pox wee spree in the lantana saburli. He bed addressed a latter to th e of guardians, who had appointed • spar meeting to consider what was bat to be done. He bad &muted the rah ' liehment of a serrate' building for smell-pax, sod leder lay epidural drum It was very *proper to take mei palmate to • suburban workhouse much more to • Loren wench:am sad he toped all emir would fake the webfoot into consideration. In Fulham there were old base, or rows of cottages, which might be made into temporary hospitals for sinall-poz, &oysters rather than In a work hour or morel healthy persons. The CHAIRMAN said that Marylebone had done something is this way by apportioning a &robed pert of the work house pander with • separate entrance, for cases not ad mitted into the damn-pox Hagar Hs believed gnu dire sad vestrymen, as public bodies, were desirous of doing all they could for the benefit of the public and he believed the method officers would receive like credit. creamily es a subject like that now wider disconnect. There had bass a large number of oases in Maryleboue. Dr. BUCHANAN Graved that the Privy Council had In simmer him to orate information on this sub)** and r M would have to visit the metropolitan micas, be would esteem it • favour if the medical men would aid him is this day. He quite approved of supplementer hospitals urby D Boma . dim. neon moved, and DT. ALDIS seconded "Thal it be referred to the Committee of General Purposes to report ea Ibe preens premiere of small-pox, on the best mass of providing for the conveyance and reception of prints affected with small-pox, and to draw up • series of preolisel resonerodations to be addressed to the vestries and district boards of the metropolis on the sub ** sad to submit their report to • special meeting of the ressiation, to be twareened for the purpose as soon as possible." The motion was canted neanimorly. The guardians of the poor of the parish of Bt. Margaret and St. John, Warmish,. have caused to be pruned hand-bills eareatly requesting ell parents to have their children immediately vaccinated in accordance with the terms requited by the set of patilment, and also to have re- • vaccinated ell radius rat are above mean years of age. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPUIIED 'IN PARLIA DR/22.—Tho ball of the Okeliamptoe sad Lidferd Junction Railway, to Incorporate the company and to make arrange ments with the South Devon, Tar Mock, Imoceston, and South Western Companies, be been oared by the House of Lords, the consent of the Priam of Wales, in right of hie Duchy of Cornwall, having been signified. The promoters of the Dahlia Metropolitan Railway have made an applica tion to the house requesting that their bill for ti eseteal natio, and tramways in Dublin, and for arreogements with the corparatien of Dublin and other parties, may be dealt with by the committee appointed to coasider it in the same way as the Loadoa Metropolitan Railway was whoa consi dered in corriudttee. The following bills have been in Mr. Massey's commith ere Hedhant and I :T. iogford Railway, for Menem of capital and further sabscrip- Me y on Greet Eastern Railway ; Busby Railway, for a line /remCaledoeten !Whom to that place ; Seaton and I Boar Railway, fora line between throe places, unitise with the Leedom and South Wasters ; London, Tilbury, and Southend, for arrangements with Great Pattern and Black ! wall; A tneystwith rad Welsh Onset. for estensions to Abezyst with Harbour and Festiniog ; Devon Valley, to re gulate capital ; Newhaven Harbour and Mersey Docks. A BOARD OF AUDIT FOE INDIAN R•ILW AYR. — We Rocloostaffil that the Indian government are about to establish a Board of Audit for the rumination of Indian railway accounts, to ensure that the charges against revenue shall be fairly made. The Indian government have, of course, a direct pecuniary lateral in seeing that all charges are properly apportioned ; and, to it is be that Indian railway accounta will be made out in such ia clear and oommehannve roamer as b cooties& favourably with the of mummies at boom—Mono Marla* Revive. Mu. RIIRULL DECLARED BeemaurT.-0a Sa turday Mr. Reedier Roche held • monthly Thar. ton at ® p hitsereemilpest Priem for the purpose of meanie ing the prisoners and adjudicating three baakrapte whom circumstances warranted it. Among the prisoners was Mot Russell, the mother of the lady who was plaintiff is the case of Ramon e. Adams, which was tried in February lath, in use of the superior courts for breach of promise of mar riage. Mrs. Rumen having been sworn said, in answer to the regielmr, she waii • on and was arrested at the 10 th of February for 301. and 261. mete. It wee only the death of her brother which had taken plane since she had been in prima that hod prevented her making arrange. tomb with her creditors. Her liabilities were Oat IatOVO 201. beyondthis. Apollonian who attendedfromMeme.Wildaed Bator, solleitare for Mr. Larne, the detaining creditor, said '• I am speaking advbeilly when I say that 1 am aware of debts to the amount of 2001. I may say from my own knowledge that a composition is utterly out of the question." Mrs. Rumen —" I am in negotiations that I believe will lead to a settlement.* la reply to the registrar, the po isoner ' eontieued—" My mine is Emily Caroline Roma I am • professor of made. I reside in Cottage-grove park, Peck ham, and have resided there for about siz months. The majority of my creditors reside in London, but they only amount to small debts of 10a or ss. each, and waat to be entertained before Imn state the amount. I can pay them all off. Sims I have been in prison any brother km died, and my little annuity is 'topped." The Solicitor—" I must object to the came being adjourned, for there is not the alight. est chance of a settletnest, and it will only impala upon my client the expense of cornea here again. His deft is 301., Red the coats 261. I have here an adios pram I. which we are ehallenged to go to trial. There is 151. paid into court , and the ozonises will beet least 5001. I hold • bill of sickaage which the ore to Dr. Adams, and he endoned it over to me. I commenced an action against her oft that bill, sad the applied to be allowed to de fend it ma the ground that she had • goad defame to the action. By pleading poverty leave was given he, oe coeditioe el her paying 15/. into court I have her Mildew% hem is which the states the defame she in tends to set up aphid the claim, and that will involve the tad OVel again of the case of her daughter and Dr. Adam. We shall have to bring witneses from Wass sad other parts, and the a:psrs of the two trials will earthialy be move thee 1,0001. The defence the Ina set up is thef the bill was glees is aoaessisa with her daughtm's saarriege with Mr. W. Adams, and we shall have to go iota than questions again. I therefore object to the cum being adjourned." After some further conversation, in the acorns of !blob Mrs. Russell laid she did sot want to be made • bWrylPf. the registrar adjudicated her a bankrupt. She asked that she might still be permitted to defend the mo tion. The registrar told her that that mod be left is the hands al the asignees. As order for her discharge frees prison was ref . Qum. rsa—Dr. Hassell's report on Waters' w Er s ; =Quhdos (se know., as "Wes.' Quinine to Its vase. Fall list of tesUronelaio forwarded by Be boot Rotors, 2. Warthes.lsoe, Cannonstreet, London, S.C.— gold by gmeent, MUM IFIZOIIOI3/Clitll, and seas, at era admen, wbottoolo agents, E. 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