The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-06 00:00:00

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Th e well-known clipper auxiliary skein-ship INDIANA, Z iIIE4S s e as 300-horse power; JOHN SMYTH, Commander, now I i n the Victoria (London, Docks, will leave on 18th April, embark te, 1A..014141 at and leaving Onweeend on the POW WWI, for CaLutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras. niW et woillecot ship, bnitt enmity for the India trade, ha been thorosighly refitted. has first-rate accommodation for sewers. and will twin an erPriSneed surgeon, also a ste The moray passage of the last eight steamers has been 71 days Shame . the Calcutta performed Ito voyage in 50 dap, *tag the shortest on receed.— Pow freight orpaseap apply to SRINDLAV and Co., PS, Parilanient-street, S.W. the broken; luidED BREIT and Co., 150, LesdenhalLstreet: KC. or at dui OFFICES of the COM PA NY, 9, Mincing-lase. London, LC.. slim also applications for appolatinents as midshipmen In this .ereke sliwild be made. RICHARD t KEW, flocretsry. East India and London Shipplat Company (Limited), 9, Mincing-Lm. LC. tfESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' of Blackenllyard, London) LINE of PACKET SHIPS to irSTRALI A.—For MELBOURNE, Rut Phillip, Direct, to leave e.e Docks on Saturday, March ti, calling at Plymouth, Use ,pienill,l clipper ship YORKSHIRE, 1,10 tons, E. ADOLPHUS 11'N ELL Commander: lying in the East India Docks, Her AtnunoiLtions for all classes of pareugers are unsurpassed, she will carry an experienced surgeon.— For freight or par apply to McLEOD, ALLPORT, and MORGAN, with Marrs. r.NEIt WIGRAM and SONS, 7, leadenhaltatreet. Ramo prs Dy thr line of packets are coneys! from Paddington to ~ mouth first class for second-class fares, and second clam far Ord-claas farm. TO BRITISH OOLITHBIA ROE Oa wEEICiIi to NEW YORE Direct—The LITNEPOOL, NEW YORK, sal PVT LUMLLPHIA STEAM-SRI P OOMPANY Mead dergatch mc their full-pmerci Clyde-built iron Screw Steam-Alps, calling gneethisowa to embark passengers and deanatclies. as follows: WFKICLY PROM LIVIRPOOL FOR NZW YORK. ETNA, Wednesday, March 11. GLAWOW, Wednesday, March 16. CITY OF WAAIIINOTON, Wednesday, March 25. AM every succeeding Wednesday. COM rethage, LI, 11, and 11l Ohms, athardmit to the amen codatiou. Forward passage, a guineas, includlng en provbions cooked. Peasengen for Canada. the Mined States, sad Helga cambia, booked through on very advantageous tonna—Foe rather pertieulan arply to WILLIAM INMAN, 25, Wateretrest, Limpool; or to Urn and MACEY, 61, King WM Liao-street, thy. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—TWICE a WEEK —The Netherlands Steamboat Companyts favourite psddleeteamer BATAVIA, Captain W. SMITH, will commence service for the season from London on Sunday, March 8, leaving the British and Foreign Steam-wharf, Wapping, on that day at 11 am., as well as every succeeding Sunday and rettirnlngfrom Rotterdam every Tuesday morning. Fares, di ts., El Ifis , and l;a 6d.: return, 1.335., .C?. fa., and RI 6s. 3d. The fine screw steamer FERNOORD tails:hum off the Tower every Thursday morning early, returning from Rotterdam every Sunday morn ing. Fares, Cl and gl lda. Both easels run in co.-me:ion with the fined and fastest steamers on the Rhine.—Forthrough fares refer to the tented monthly time bins. Apply to CHAPLIN'S Cuiversal Office, W., or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHIL UM'S, 11. Rood-lane, R C. BRAN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns week, and Centred Germany, EVERY THURSDAY. the North German Lloyd's splendid steamers SCHWALBI CONDOR, or HOWL from Honelydearn, at 11 Am, ealies Blackwell Nor for at noon. Fun to Bremen: dB and dl . Men tickets. a and Al 101,—Apply at CHAT LIN'S Ilaiversal Octet, Regent-drew, W.: cc to MUMPS. GRAM abi PHISLIPPA. 11. lood.koa. E.C. /aRTROPOLITAN RAILWAY. Oa SATURDAY and TUESDAY, March 7 and 10, ADDI - TRAINS .111 run betimes Biabogaroad sad Tarring dondrad Dona 12 o'clock no. The express tram ban Far rington-dread in the afternoon will dip at all stations. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Fleetestreet, London. Instituted 1223. Invested swim, £6,000,000. Annual Income. £490,000. Profits divided every fifth year. Yonr.flfths of the profits allotted to the immured. The Bonuses added to the policies at the five division@ of pleat which have hitherto been made amount to £3,100,000. The nest DiVigiOn of Profits will be node ap to the Slat of Deossaher,l96l.l The Pociety has paid in claims:—Sums sawed. £4,670,920: Pommes, £1,009,190: together, £5.786,420. Poe prospectuses and foetus for electing assurances, apply to the Actuary, at the Spelt y's ore, Fleet street, Londow,B.C. WI UFA &AMU'S'. DOWNES. Actuary. January. 191111. METROPOLITAN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIZTY, We. 3, Prinees-etTeet. Batik, LOWIO9. Established 105. DEUCTOLS. Ilea Dams, Ina, leg ,Brlitol liirJ. Paxton, 3LP., CUM. !stow Wow, worth. James Dawion, ling tEsq. Joseph Pease, Esq., Darlington. lnuicis J. Del:acme, Esq. Henry Sturt. Esq. , George Harker, laq. J. Ingram Travers, Esq. Prazar B. Heehaw, Esq. frat Underwood, Esq. Henry Ilebbel, Bag. Vaughan. Esq. William J. Bomber, Emil. Itebard S. W Balaban, Esq. Jas. Lloyd, Dm., Birmingham. IX-DIXECTOU , :by rotation' Diehard Pry, Taq., Liverpool 1 Wm. Grant, Pm., Portemouth. George Pewee, Keg. ADVANTAGES OF ASSURING WITH THIS SOCIETY. Economical management, no paid enema being employed, and no commission allowed. —„-- 'l 7 te ,c mdication of the whole of the profits to the redaction of be urns of Members of fire year/ Mandlocgg or arruda guarnotee of an accumulsted hand ammo A aroseannual income ez During its existence the S ociety paid In claims, irlat a drape Instance of to lOO,OOO And haaniensied to iambus in rechictlon of their The same assored by existing policies exceed .... 1,900.000 For the yam ending the 4th Aprll , 196 A an abatement bits been derlereast the rate of SO per cent. Prospectuses, Copies of Annual Amounts, end fun particular', slay be dtitained en emanation to March % WA MARSHAL. Actuary. C. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers Paitaad) of PARAFFINZ CANDLE& to whom the prLse mail WISP lr been awarded. and their candies adopted b her malady. Government for we at the military stations Thar cantles can be obtained of all chandlers and grooms In the United Klepiam. Fries Is. &L per pound : also a cele brated United Service Peep Tablets, ed. and 4.1. each. The public are caationed to me that Field's label Is on the }Meteor boxes. Wholesale only, and Ise expeetstion. —Upper rink Lambeth, London, & AA/ TIP Tl 3 RE S.—The PATENT SELF ADJIATING GERMAN TRUSS, acting effectually with oat any complications, is recommended by the twiny foe the are and relied of hernis. The necessary quality of a good truss an efficient resisting power, witbont unnecessary presume on the part affected, which desirable object Is alone obtained In a hum antscumbered with strum spina springs, or pad behind.— J. ZOO and Co., 1, Piccadilly, W. rril. —By Mr. ESKELL'S invention, of imik he Is the sole patentee (protected 17th Jal7, MO) ANTIVICIAL TENTH, to last lifetime, ere made end Etted In slew horn, without pain or ertractlons, no wires nor fattellinti _hed, and detect impoerible. Comfort saarsateed. EMsEsTreatise, which Mlly explains his invention, poet tree seven Mamma Coosoltstions free. Terms 'Melly inoderate.-8, Omen wasoretveet, B• 11441701%. and 3E, Bennetts-Mil, 111rwthighant. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by tbs proper mastkation of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, w. PEARL Mein YitICR, compounded of Oriental Ingredients, is of inestimable value In preserving and beautify. tbe teeth, eirengtbenmg the gams, and In giving • pleads* to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to Which ft imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its Invaluable pro perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the iwito eracy of Europe, and It is universally in Web spate. Price Si. ad. per hos. Sold at 20, Hatton !Arden, and by Chemists and Perform... Ask for Ron land.' Oionta." LOSS of APPETITE, WEAKNESS, ke. A TONIC.—Dr. Haman and the Medical Prbfefalon recom mend that valuable stimulant. " WATER,' QUININE WINK" Manufactured only by ROBERT WATERS, 2, Martin's-lane, Cannonetreet, London, C.C. bold by Grocers, Italian Ware homemen, and others, at 30s. a dozen. Wholesale Agent, E. Lark and Co., Worcester. AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.—LAMBERTS ASTHMATIC BALSAM, withont confining the bowels or affecting the head, truly ethcamous and pleus.mt, Is admitted to be the best medicine for immediately relieving roughs, colds, confirmed case. of asthma, and ictipicnt consumption. It fre quently cores persons whom the faculty pronounce Incurable, admirably allays the tickling whirl provokes frequent coughing. In approaching consumption its effects are truly heneficiel Poisons 465:d of sleep , or even lying down for Lear of suffers H on, nd on relief in a few minut c es, after taking It.— y and sold by W. LAMBERT.emist, 8, Ki liam-street, Charing-crow and by MI drunfsts. h la bottles ng . 134 d., and throe tenuitities in one, gs. WI He particular and ask for lambert's Asthmatic Balsam. The name and address's engraved tio the stamp. pHEIIMAT ISM, CHILBLAINS, e c ._ COLFA'S ALGA MARINA, ..r Concentrated Emetics of Ma Weed. is daily Increasing In celebrity as • remedy for rhea matins, whether acute or chronic, as well aa for spinal atfec. lions, contractiwus, weekneas of the limbs, scrofulous swellings. et , . It is also an admirable application for chilblains. AU in rands should send for the pamphlet.—gold by T. Keating, ! 4 '. Paul, Churchyard, in bottles, es. gd., 4s. 6d., sad 114. each; and by all chemists. lOZEAU'S COPAHINE MEGE, incomfully tried Is ON Parts and London Hospital; tinder the care of Ileum ennerkr, itleord, Lloyd, Poland, and Infra Chub (Lancet, din Nov., lease„ effects a cue In an average a ale dam either he retabt or chronic dleesees.--4a. Id. per bottle, by pest M. Ed.. at e. inman's. !french ebentlet. 4111. llannarket. Tneeion. DRCIILVERWELL, hi L.S.A., ieudon, bee just published the folkariag and sal Worts No. 1. OURSELVES. No.l. HEALTH HAPPINESS, sod LONORYITY. No. 3.LITIVICItdd N AuWM No. 4. THIC CABILBOOK. Prise li. each : b 7 post Id stamps, epee elide .18 whet To be bad of Nam, aU, CornhW • or from the Author, 10. I, Groat ibuiberoselbetrost, W. MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S RILADINGS, Hanover-posts Room. THIS ETZEIKO (ErldM, March 8, at 8, Mr. CHA.RLID DICHLTS will RIAD his DAVID COPPERYIELD ,In Mx chapters) sod Mr. DOD BAW YEWS PARTY, from Pickwick." Stella, 55.; centre meta, 3 ; back sesta, la. To be had at Messrs. Chyme and Hall's, 18% Picea dilly at Austin's ticket-office, St. ; and at Palette ticket-office, lianoyer.equare Rooma THOMAS HEADLAND, Secretant. MADAME TUSSAUD'S HISTORICAL GAL UMW ; established t 7 years, at Use Baas". Bakerotreet. A full length model of the illastrioss Princess ALREANDE4 of DENMARK. In a splendid Court dress, Is now added. Open from 11 ti ll Mask, and from 7 till 10. Admission, la. ; extra room, R OYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE A GRAND FANCY BALL. on a leas nt nalmeaDeled mag algesooe, and ander will be held on 10th Ilagria to oelebratloniathnehrOrMDlNG. THIS PRINCE of WALES'S MARRIAGE will be cekbested at the LONDO?r PAVILION by • „„ MONSTER ENTERTAINMENT, on the EVENING of TUESDAY, the 1 0 th of Mu& lea visitor will be presented with A HANDSOME SOUVENIR, in commemoration event: and no =paws or exertt .ill be spared to characterise the proceedings with that a s ty due to the °coastal of the nuptials of loglatora tutor* The LONDON PAVILION. Ticbbortieutreet. WHITEBAIT, WHITEBAIT, WHITEBAIT and SALMON every day at GEORGES ROTEL, 213, STRAND. The hest rab ordinary In London at 5 o'clock, includ ing whitebait. mimeo, and all eLolee nah In season, joints, and cheese, 2a. each. M hitebalt, salmon, and all other nsh In the coffee-room from 12 till S. Whitebait teas for ladies, 2.5. each. SAIJOIL—LEA and PNRIIINS' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. Thin delicious condiment, pronounced bycounoteseurs " THE ONLY GOOD SAUCY., Is prepared solely by LEA and PERRINs The public are respecUully cautioned flimit worthless 'mita ton s, and should see that Lea and ftrrinif 1111111■1041re de wagger. abel. bottle, and stopper. ASK for LEA and ?KERINS' SAUCE. Sold wholesale sad for export by the Proprietors, Worcester limn. CRONE and BLACKWELL . • Mews. BARCLAY and ON& London, Me., &c. : and by srocareend oilmen universally. FLOWER SEED 8, carriage free. PRIZE IiEDALS, 1851 and tOM —IE new animas, 10• Bd.; ditto. Indtheedy suantuna, Is. Id.: 12 ditto, es.; BO lardy annuals, 10a.. 30 ditto, 6a.: 15 ditto, Zs. Bd. The above collec tions ere selected with the greatest ewe, with a view to give the utmost possible variety. Ample cultural directions are printed on each packet. BUTLER and 51.CULLOCH, SEED mracnANTE, Covent gas den market, London. GARDEN SEEDS, carriage free. couxerioss of VEGETABLE SEEM, for one year's mpply, tS tc. £1 Zs.. and El la., MI particulars of which may be had on agmliention to BUTLER and M•CULLOCEI, SEED MERCHANT'S, Covent garden-market, London. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any Put of the Kingdom. Dmarfag-room Seam in Valve, Drawing-room Suttee, complete Eb 0 0 Dtdlng-room Suites, onsplete IS 0 0 Bed-room bailee, complete 24 0 0 Warrented7lest-eben P. and d. BIYII3B, 144. 0.11/01110-BTEJECT, W. Illastrated aithicenes 214414 sold Pell Imo an 449b098012. GOLD CHAINS.—WATHERSTON and BEOGDEN bag to call the attention of the Wale to the roam of INVOICE which they deliver with Oaid Guard Chains purchased at their manufactory: s a 4. To workmanship of pattern cbol Si hoar long To (18) carat gold, weighing oz. Mpa, at La M. Sid per ounce, Mint prim Total , Upon this system, the QUALITY, WILONT, eM VALUt of the gold are certified, and gvareateedb the purchaser: Wathor ston and Broaden looking for a fair remuneration on the work manplicit ship only, which Is charged andantino to the intricacy or sim yof e pattern. WATBEILST th ON and 13/10013M, foltiOnitha—lfaattfactory tn. 16. Henrietta-street, Coventgarden. London. blished A.D. 1796.. --- Away* made of Chains and Jews fcer la —N.B. Thfo stabligunent is doled 846 fa the miaow, ri ewif WrdeTatt. itWILLEY• aatl SO-N are no. DISPOSING OF 500 MOHAIR. DIMES, 14.5 TAMAThs, at Oen MY mot eoesird a wed/ ialw Also symarditof 2,000 YANDIIot FANCY SILLS, Whtee they Uwe REDUCED to to PM YAW. 16 awl 16, LUDO'S= . Four cloom Mom RICH BLACK C.LA6B SILKS, at 23#4. 2a. eld., 2a. Gid., 2a 40., Is. nu; 4e., en PI, and 5. 96. per yard, wide 'Adam nese 'roods are we of in N. WILLEY and SON, 19 and 14 Ladmite.etreet, London, E.C. Your doors trona EL Panl'nebarchyard. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1863. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (acuria's maszain.) THE HEALTH of PRINCE ALFRED. MALTA, Ma.acm 5, 10.20 &K. The health of his Royal Highness Prince Alfred is steadily improving. The fever has entirely left him, and he is allowed to take substantial meals. His royal highness is expected to rise to-day. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. CRACOW, liAiscll 5. Intelligence received here states that an engage ment, lasting an hour and a half, took Owe yester day afternoon near Pryzkowaakala. The insurgents, who were comm Anded by Inzio ranski, retired upon the heights. Langiewicz, at the head of 5,000 men, has pushed forward, but in what direction is not known. PRUSSIA AND THE POLISH INSURREC TION. BERLIN, lifAsca 5. The Btaatsanzeiger of to-day, in its unofficial part, says fallnstepgred - orgiariem tion of the Polish national party in the whole pro- Time of Posen, as well as of the prevailing tendency of the public mind, the terrorism exer cised by the Polish party of action, and the con flicting news received from Poland, it is impossible to despatch troops at the proper moment to any point where it might become necessary to prevent the insurgents from passing the frontier. If the insurrection is to be suppressed nothing will remain but to imploy a much larger force than hitherto, in order effectually to oppose the terrorism of the Polish party of action." ACCIDENT TO THE NEMESIS AT POINT DE GALLE. POINT DE GULLY., Pn. 114. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Nemesis struck on a rock while coming into harbour. She, however, entered safely, although in a leaky condition. INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS. SUEZ, ]Baca 4. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer, with the above mails, reached here to-day. CHINA. SHANGHAE, Jilt. 26. Preparations are being made for the re-organi sation of the expedition against Nankin. 00bUiEROLLL INTELLIGIWCR. Grey shirtings quiet. Silk unchanged. Total export to date 62,750 bake. Exchange on Lon don, 62i. Freights higher. CANTON, JAN. M. Shirtier bigher. Tea firm, bat little doing. Total export to date, 88,126,0001 b. Rxobaup on Loudon, 4a. INS BRAZIL AND DIVER PLATE MAILS. TROUSERS. —Special attention is called to the NNW SPRING GOODS, and gentlemen who do not mind paying a fair prim fora good pair of Hutment can depend on material and patterns that cannot be excelled, at HAMILTON and KIMPTONTL TAILORS, ILLIIMINATION.-ROYAL MARRIAGE. The most tasteful method of Illuminating the windows of private bosses is by employing YIELD'S TRANSPARENT PARAIpqNE CANDLES, in various Mows. They burn n nth longer. snd rives brighter light than any other awake made.—llay be had In all alma, and of all dealers in candles. MAYALL'S NEW CARTES of the PRINCESS ALEXANDRA and PRINCE of WALE.; (separate), taken at Windsor by Royal command, WO to be Aid at ERCEI and BAZI kR, 112, Regent-street. New catalogues of 4,000 names, free by post. MARRIAGE of the PRINCE of WALES. The proprietors of the ILLUSTRATED TIMES, anxious to render due honour to this important national event, have made anengements for the production of an extensive and highly interesting series of illustrations, comprising all its more striking features, and Including Incidents of the Journey on the Continent of the Prince's Alexandra from the palace at Coven bagen—her arrival at Brnmela—her embarkation at Antwerp— the passage of the combined Danish and British squadron' across the Channel—the. Prince of Wales presentation of the address from the Mayor and Corporation—decorations of the Terrace Pier, sad of the town of Gravesend—departure of the Royal Pair, and their arrival at the Brickbo ers' Arms Station —their escort by the Lord Mayor sod Corporation of the City of Loudon—their progress through the borough of Southwark— their passage across London Bridge, showing the magnincent decorations at the bridge foot—progress of the Prince and Princess through the City —their reception at the Bask, Ex change, and Mansion-house. and at St. Pant** and Temple-bar, Including the various decorations along the route—their pro gress through the Strand and West end, across Hyde-park, to the Paddington Railway Station—their arrival at Eton and Windsor—the Princess's suite of apartment' at Windsor Castle the bridal procession from the Castle to St. George's Chapel— namenxis views of the Interior of the Chapel—procession of the bride along the elsolr—portraita of the beidesmaldr—the bride groom's procession—the Knights of the Garter In their magui. Smutty carved oak stalls— A SPLENDID LARGE POUR-PAGE ENGRAVING of the MARRIAGE CEREMO N Y The procession leavingthe Chapel and it 4 arrival at the Castle— the departure of the Bridal Pair from Windsor and their arrival at Osborne. Isle of Wight—the illuminations on the evening of tbs ILAG I TT7I I 6,NT PORTRAITS of the PRINCE and PRISMS, The Royal Mail Company's steamship Oneida arrived at Southampton yesterday, with the above mails, 85 passengers, a general merge, sad 2,5611. in specie. Intelligence from Buenos Ayres announces that the Indian invasions on the frontiers were attended with con siderable loss of property. The government were be inning to see the necessity of a Messily compact with the aborigines for the security of distant settlements. In country districts great disorder still prevails& The Brazilian question had been warmly canvassed among the British residents, who were almost unanimous in sup port of Mr. Christie. COMMERCIAL Transactions in &Moro produce were considerable, at • slight decline. Hides and wools maintained their value. Freights were firm at 605., for hides and tallow to England. Exchange to the amount of 170,0001. sterling had been drawn on London at 67a. At Rio de Janeiro bailees@ was languid, which was ac coasted for by want of confidence among the middlemen in their diallers, and the late disagreeable difference between the British minister and the Imperial government. The coffee trade was limited. Sales were effected at 100 rein advance for superior and good firsts. Sugar traosac. time unimportant. Freights to the channel 45e. Discounts without alteration. In exchange, 380,000/. sterling had been negotiated on London, chiefly at 271 ;on France the ruling rate was 348 to 352 role. At Pernambuco sugar arrived at market freely. Prices had dechned 100 to 200 rein. per arroha for better qualities. Other kinds no variation. Freights unaltered. In exchange, 50,00 W. sterling had been passed on London, chiefly at 272 for 90 days sight. Transactions on Lisbon were effected at 92 to 100 per cent. . _ . At Bahia sugar wu io brisk demand. Prices had advanced 100 rein per arroba. Sales of coffee unimportant. Exporters were holding back, the micas demanded being too high• Hides were in demand. Cocoa without alteration. Rum in demand, at 60 per pipe. Tobacco slightly demanded. Freights to Literpool, 45.. Exchange, 272 to 28. PORTUGAL By the s teamer Oneida we have news from Lis bon to the 2ud March. The delegation appointed by the Lo;don directors of the Anglo-Portuguese Bank has arrived here for the purpose of starting the operations of the Lisbon establishment. The last news from the Azores states that slight shocks of earthquake were still experienced in those islands. The British mercantile community intend celebrating the marriage of the Prince of Wales by a grand dinner or ball at the Casino Club. house. "an — ii:ll3oltATlLY and TASTKVULLY DIBIGNED FRAMBWORK, will also be given, with Portraits of the Parents of the Bride, and represents ions of the wedding ring and keeper. and of the bridal* presents from the Prince of Wales. her Majesty, the King of Denmark, Peirce sad Princess Christian of Denmark, Prince and Princess Frederick William of Petrels, the brothers and sisters of the bride and bridegroom, the cities of London and Copenhagen, and the numerous private friends of the Prince and Princess. lo the number of the ILLUSTR ATEDTI MIPS for TO-MORROW, Portraits of the various Princes and Princesses of Wales, engraved from authentic sourer', will be given. These will be accom panied by memoirs of the Princes of Wales and Heirs Apparent to the firitivh c , own, including record, of their marriages and the rations attendant ceremonies, and of their public progresses through the metropolis, and embracing much curious and Inte resting information. This most complete record of an event In which all chases at her Majesty's subjects take sn deep an Interest will 1-e compered to the numbers of the ILLUUTRATED TIMID; for the month of Marsh. During this month two extra numbers and one likstrated supplement will be honed, and the price of thee' mplete set of six numbers and the supplement will be one shilling and seven rs'llvr-halfPenne ; to be obtained, by previous order, of every beekseDer and news agent in the kingdom, or direct from the office, postage free, for tvrenty-six stumps. Office '2„ Catherine-street, Strand, London. The Cortes are discuaaing the question of the abolition of the law of entail. A modifieatimi of the ministry is expected. The Queen Donna Maria Pin is enrcinte. The marriage of the young Duchess de Palmetta will shortly be celebrated with great splendour. The King and Queen have signified their intention of being present. The British war steamer Caradoc is in the harbour. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. DOUBLE WEDDING NEWSPAPER 813PPL6tI6NT with 1110 N TllO2lOl MONDAY MORNING next. Gratis. 44 columns: 94 columns In all. Athertbements must be rent by latest on Friday evenlug.—lron Times Office, 1, Savoy-street, Seised. All the Procession News from the Nore to Windier Castle by Id reporters. Trade is very dull and money scarce. Exchange on Lon doe, 90 days, 54a ; 30 days, 53g. Routes, 47j to 47g. We read in the lifonitettr of yesterday :—" In spite of numberless warnings many persons persist in wait ing to the last moment for their Majesties when they go out, for the purpose of throwing petitions into the carriage, at the nak of being knocked down by the horses. In onler to prevent these accidents the public is informed that iu future no notice will be taken of petitions forwarded io this manner. At the entracoe of the Tuileries there is a box, and any petition deposited in it will be attentively examined." PREaEPT VALUE Or NEOROES IN MlSsol7lll.—The value ALBERT MEMORIAL, HASTINGS.—THEof negro property is rapidly declining in fdissouri, in BUILDER of TEM DAY , price W ., by post di. wine_ of the imminence of emancipation. At a public vendue take :—Modern Styles of Architecture (with numerous !li con- nen,. recently at Je ff erson city, ablabodied black bodies with km. acne,—Line View of Albert Meiserlal. HasUngs—The Endo- nee soul. in them, geld, without wurnug against running ears of Pereste—llie New Theatre. Bath—Naterials for Life of hal /Unreal states that the Mar- Bacep—c" Lmbentiseet— ""thael lectere in et w iterel wd— r ftar cademy " —E dges vergree —Th :s is Deco- Deco- "4 1 .1 h. e at 1 1 0 'ree d°11Irs naas:s witfon — Narlbodatei Bones and other London Royal Pra ' n "" — Airiness of Lowleederre, the eldest daughter of the Earl of !.bull of lase Cathedra—Artesian Wen, to !loath Africa —cora urcit-banding News—Prowiheial News, de.—; and mother of tord Powerscoart, has bees received O•ce, 1, York - ilfrecl. 00vautipsdew ; and all lookadiess. Wolin catholic shush, is Landes. THE RECEPiiilii OF! THE .PRINCEES AIZIANDItA, NAVAL aD KtLITARVARRANGEMENTS. egtiebsolor OP HONOVR. The aqua of liesour appohled to welcome her royal highness at • ItMe We overate' will eondst of the Channel fleettinder the command of Beer-Admiral Robert Smart, R.N.; tie vessels at Sibeerneie Ceder the command of Vice-Admiral W. J. Hope Johnstda; ; and four is:)ost; wider the commend of Oneinneadler Walken Heald, of the Rapid Naval Ream. 'Tbefollowig are lie names of tbe ships : The Berens, 73 gam, mew, 8004heese passe, 3,3112 toes—screw flagship. The Leander, 51 guae, 400.herse power, Alio toow—serear frigate. The Warrior, 40 guns, $6O mw, 1,2 w horsriewer,' 6,109 toes—iron mew ship, The Emerald. 25 guns, .670 raw, 609 horse power, 2,913 tons--screw higate. The Formidaye, 26 guns, 174 mes, 2,289 tons—mfling lbs. ship. The Cumberland, 24 guns, 131 men, 2,214 tows—sailing guardship. The Racoon, 22 gum, 295 men, 40Cahorse power, 1,467 tone —screw carope. The Iteristarp,lB guns, 456 men, 600-horns power, 3,710 foes—iron screw ship. The Defence,' 18 glum, 450 moo, 600-horse power, 3,790 tons —iron screw ship. The TripoliJp, op% 40 men, 60-horse power, 235 tons— , gunboat. The Bullfrog, 2 guns, 40 men, GO-horse power, 216 tons — gunboat. The Carnation, 2 guns, 40 men, 60-horse power, 233 tons — gunboat. The Sappy, 2 guns, 40 men, 60-hone power, itl3 tons—. gunboat. The Spanker, 2 guns, 40 men, 60-hone power, 233 tom,— gunboat. The peddl►yacht Black Eagle, Master-Commander Whil• Her, will embark the Lords Commlaskeen of the Board of Admiralty, kc., at Woolwich Dockyard at an early hour to morrow morning, and proceed to Gravesend to be present at the dimembertatioe of her royal idgleame from She royal yacht Victoria and Albert, Cap ia% George H. Seymour, C.B. GENERAL ORDER FROM THE HORSE-GUARDS. The following arrangements, scoordieg to a " General Order," dated Hone-Ouards, Marsh 5, are to be observed in the reception of her Royal Higkeem the Princess Alexandra, on her arrival to-morrow 1. All folio and batteries will salute the squadron con veying her royal highness. . . . . 2. Her reyal *lineal will be received g Gravesend by I. guard of broom from the Royal Marines, and a second from the Rewal Eogineera. 3. Majorileneral Eyre and his staff will attend and make the nswessary ariggements with the authorities at Gmvegod. 4. Her royal highness will be received at the Brkklayerw Arms railway station by a guard of honour of the 3rd Bat talion Grenadier Gouda, and the band of the 60th Rifles, at 1 o'clock p.m. 5. The lit Battalion 60th Rifles will be drawn up outside the station. & As wort eousisting of 1 field-officer, I captain, 2 subslterna vied 50 of the Zed Life Goards, and 1 septets, 2 subalteres, sad 50 of she Royal Horse Guards, will be at the Brickl►yers' Arms station at 1 o'clock p.m. 7. The mounted band of the Royal Artillery will be sta tioned on the south side of Loader-bridge. 8. The mounted men of the Royal Horse Artillery will assist in keeping the road clear from Brickl►yeri Arum to London-bridge. 9. Theilked of the Royal Roves Guards Blue will take up a convenient station at Temple-bar, west side. 10. The road will be kept by the Royal Horse Guar& from Temple-bar to Charing-cram 11. The road from Charing-cross to Hyde Parkuorner will be kept by the 2nd Life Guards. 12. The 2nd Battalion Coldstream Guards and band will be drawn up in Pall-mall—one wing between the United Service Club and Atheneum, the other opposite. 13. The 3rd Battalion Grenadier Guards, with Queen's Guards, and band of 2nd Life Guards, will be drawn up at the bottom of St. James's-street. 14. The Ist Battalion Soots Fusilier Guards', with band, will be drawn up near Apaley House in Hyde•park—rybt entrance gate nearest Apeley House. 15. The 2nd Battalion Grenadier Guards, with band M 18th Hussars, will be drawn up at the Marble Arch—left on Marble Arch. 16. Hy 4 Park will be occupied by the volunteers ; a detachment of the 18th Hussars, from Kensington; will occupy and keep the ground at 12 noon. The 18th Hussars will keep the road near Hyde Park-corner, and from Marble Arch to Paddington. 17. A guard of honour of god Battalion of Grenadier Guard', with baud, will attend at Paddington station at half-past 3 o'clock. 18. The cavalry west of Temple-bar will be at their posts at 12.30 p.m. The infantry will occupy the posts assigned to them west of Pomple-bar ►t 1 o'clock. Major-General Crawford will command the infantry— Major-General Laurensou the cavalry. Major-General Burnley will command the volunteers. By command of Ins Royal Flightier the Feeld-Xarshal Commanding-in-Chief. JAMES YORKE ScARLETT, Adjutant-General. THE VOLUNTEERS. The following will be the distribution of the volunteer force to be assembled in Hy ie-park and iu the City of London to-morrow : Major-General R. RCILLET, Commanding in Hyde.park. STAFF. Colonel M. M'lltirdo, C. B.,lespec tor• General of Volunteer,. Colonel G. Erskine, Deputy-Inspector of Volunteers. Colonel C. li. Morris, C. 8., Assist.-lospector of Volunteers. Lieut.-Colouel C. P. Ibbeteou, Asiist.-Inspector ditto. Lieut.-Colonel G. Hume, Aaamt.-loapoctoi ditto. Lieut.-Colonel G. B. Hannan, Asaist.-Inspector ditto. CAVALRY. Major the Duke of MANCHLBI7II, Commanding. Midi(leaex Yeomanry Cavalry, Captain H. De 13argh, commander ; total (which in each ease includes field and other officers, serguante, buglers, baud, pioneers, and rank and tile) 34 ; uniform, green. Ist Surrey Light Horse, V.C., Captain W. Heller, com mander ; total, 55; uniform, green. . lot Hertfordshire Light Horse, V.C., Captain J. D. Fair man, commander ; total, 64 ; uniform, bias. lot Middlesex Light Hone, V.C., Captain G. A. Matlock, commander ; total, 50 ; uniform, blue. lot Huntingdonshire Light Horse, V.C., Captain F. C. P. Turner, commander ; total, 116 ; uniform, scarlet. ARTILLERY.-FIELD BATTERIES. LieuLColooel CRlCED,Commtr.diog. Major Milward, R.A.,'Bretet-Msjo;. Ist Middlesex Artillery, V.C., Captain Wegg Prosser, commander ; total, 68 ; guns, 4 ; bursar, 28 ; uniform, blur. 3rd Middlesex Artillery, C.C., Captain Lamb, com mander ; total, 88 ; guus, 4 ; boned, 28 ; uniform, blue. I/IT BRIGADE. Lieut.-Colonel the Duke of %Yamamoto'', K.G., Com- Captain Baldwin, Major of Brigade. lit Battalion, Lieut..l'olouel Dalbiac ; Ist Sussex Artil lery, lst Gloucester ditto, Id Middlesex ditto, 2nd ditto, 3rd ditto, Ist Tower Hamlets, 2nd Surrey ditto"; total, 1,104; uuifornt, blue; rendezvous, south sule Grosvenor- Naar° ; to match at Ip.m. Lient.-Colonel 3lscleod, of Macleod; let Middlesex Engiocers, Ist Tower H.iiiileta ; 433; scarlet; South Ken sington Museum ; to march at 1 p.m. 3rd, Major W. Smith; 4th Middlesex, 3201 ditto, lit Derbyshire Administrative Battalion, 6th Hertfordshire ; 485 ; scarlet ; south silo Portman-square ; to march at 1 p.m. Ith, Major W. L. Omni ;Ist Middlesex (Victoria), 18th ditto, 47th ditto; 443; green; Kilburn; to march at 1 p. m th. 5. Lient.-Colonel C. H. Lindsay ; 11th Middlesex (St. Georges), 36th ditto ; 513; groan ; Burlington-howls ; to march at 1 p.m. 2ND BRIGADE. Lieut.-CNIOna the Vise° Not RANELAUH, Commanding. Captain Templer, Dorset Rifle Volunteer Corps, Aide•de p. 106. &rind ;oppeelte Kteter Hall). THE ROYAL MARRIAGE. -RIMMEL'S ?ERFUSIED WEDDING FAVOURS, ornamented with Photographs of the illuetrions pair, a most elegant memento of the intentsting e vent, price la and la. 6d. with either portraitt and 2s. 6d with both. Bent by poet for IS, 19, or 81 stamps. 'Wilma's Alexandra, Prince of Wales, and Royal Bridal Banton, price Ea. BE per bottle, or the three In a neat box 7s. 6d.—R. RIMMRL, I'erfdmer, 98, Strand, and Si, Combat. GRAND STAND, FLEET-STREET, next St. Dunstan's Chum* COVERED. This splendid Stand often to the Nobility and Gentry the folloirhig advantages: An un equalled View. Refreshment Saloon, Cloak Roma, and ',by kind permissdon of the setheeitiew the privilege of entry by Cliff onreliiii, thus avoiding the crowd. Prices, in., 105.,2 os., 30s. The Refreshments by Kuht, u( lianoiler-street and the Royal Italian Opens. ampel ? Adiiii!,owei.] apt Mir/fill, 49th Feet I Nsior al Orissa,. istaßattagres, Osptain F. L atheriey; 2 , 14 alinah WI& esx,) ; tptel, 517 ; uniform, grey. Ud, Ms for J. W. Besh ; gth (West Middldlide 34'2 ; Vey. Sog, 1, ,Colonel Lord Truro • 4th Xidilesex, 12th Beam 6th Gloicester ; 255; I& grey ;itsgesank Brionotrno - , was, east side ;to swab 1. p. 111.1 4th, Lient.-Coicreel Lai Boy ; Middlesex pini Service), 38th ditto (Artipts') ; 482 ; grey ; Burlington' street ; to march at 1 p.m. SAD IMAM. Thetttentiat.COldsal Blow: . OruroOis. Captsio Machu, Rids Boyd*, btajor of Brigade. lit battalion, Major I. M. 'Cortia, ownanarlar Mai Middlesex ; Mid, 7J4 ; sallow gram. Diti,'Lnintanant Colonel G. Crulkshaak, 48th Middlesex (Havelitick's) ; 292, green. Set Liens- Colonel J. C. Davis, &d Athol°. DOA, !on; 4b fra . 6lk p;ra - v - aolmWes at, dli,Lisitt,Otioael dipper, 2n - e Admin. Brit, 4 5t 8 ; h 914. , Lieut.-o rind =a Larks EM. Me Bosom* 40th (Ceetr Rangert4; 042; pow. 4TO BILWAIDIL Lerd FYawo, commeadieg. Major 800. W. J. Coke* Ms Brigade, Maier Iditacte• lia• Battalion, /la* Sir D. Third, Minn= it ; 1318 liebliessx ( iewaou Scottish) ; tOMI. 573; uniform, sly. Sea, Major Bowyer. gith ; 5184. grey. Lieut. -Delp* Lard CI, Altftwrald. nod ; (Queen s) heltalko g L r•r. • th 4, majo r H. H e wae.H.,Had, »d knailat; 50 3 MY. sth, Lient,Coiewel.T. P.Bettinah ,1BiL) grey. sr# DWAIN: • Lord Otioaimom, CM;;;MTB °LIAM, Morgan, 515th Foot, Mom tat Battalion, Lieut.-Colonel Poston, sommseilar ; 39th Middlesex; total, BM : uniform, pee. 2nd, Major Sir H. Fletithat ; let JahnintintzWom Batta lion annoy, god ditto ditto ; 317; peen ; roodemom, 3rd, hiair...7o'cliellitriirislwriwistrattee Sarrey ; 634; green ; head quartos, Itis Surrey, Sassiag ton, to march at 12. 4th, Captain Prewett ; 19th Surrey. Lard 41Mo, 14th Kest ; game; head quarters, 19th Sorry, Lambeth, to march at 12. M*jor F. M. Bamford ; 7th Battey, lOth ditto, 21st ditto ; 452 ; gram ; bead quartos, 7th Sumo', Kenniogk?!. . . . . 6th, Lio . or..ColOnel J. li. hltedon d; 1K Surrey IS. London); 302 ; green. 6eg BRIOADt. Marquin of Dosioa4i5O;;;;;;Ilng. Major Shaw, R.A., Major of Brigade. lot Battalion, Lieut.-Colonel Vorilklosoo, commander ; 2nd Administrative Battalion Middlesex ; total, 012; uni form, grey and green. tad, Lieut.-Colonel Whitehead ; 29th Middlesex ; 403 ; 3rd, Lieut.-Colonel Sir J. V. Shelley ; 46th Middlesex ; 0; 40 grey. 4th. Lieut.-Colonel J. E. Verner; 28th Middlesex (Lou don Irish) ; 410; grey. 7tH BRIGADE. Lieutenant-Colonel WALKER, Commanding. Captain Walker, Major of Brigade. Ist Battalion, Lieut.-Col. C. B. Murray, commander; 7th Administrative lunation Middleeax; total, 310; uniform, MY. 2ocl, Lieut.-Col. C. Buxton, 4th Tower Hamlets ; 6th ditto ditto ; 402; grey ; rendezvous, Headquarters, Ist Administrative Baton Tower Hamlets. To march at 12. _ _ _ Ilator B. F. De la Rue, Ist Adminislaslive Battalion Toyer Hamlets, 12th Tower Hamlets ; 4 I; grey ; Head quarters, 6th rower Hamlets. To march at 12. 4th, 2nd Tower Hamlets, Bth ditto, and 9th ditto ; 300 grey ; Headquarters, Itud Tower Hamlets. To march at 12. sth, Lieut.-Col. Grey, sth Administrative %Mallon _ _ 8m BRIGADE. Lieutetant-Colooel Spumoni:a, Commanding. Captaio Wavell, 41st Foot, Major pf Brigade. Ist BattaAioo, Lient.-Col. Bowyer, oommander ;Ist Oxford (Univenity), Ist Administrative Battalion Oxford ; total, 405; uniform, grey ; reodervous, Victoria-gate, Hyde-peak. To march at 1 p.m. 2nd, Ist Wilts, 10th, sth Soseex, 10th, 11th, 27th Staf ford, sod sth Heats ; grey ; Orwevesiereousret, sorth mirk. To march at Ip. 3rd, Lieut.-Col. Scott, let Administrative Battalion War. wielokire, fat ditto Harts, and Hes Harts ; gray ; Bryan stos.squara, west side. To marsh at 1.30 p.m. 4th, Captain LysLey, 2.11 d Middlesex. Distribution of the volunteer corps stationed within the precincts of the City of London, on the 7th instant : Honourable Artillery Company—lnfantry in Adelaide• place, deployed into hoes ; the right wing on the east, and the left on the west side. Horse battery and field battery and cavalry, at Ring William's Statue. let City of London Engineer Volunteer Corps—ln lice, at the junction of Cannon-street and St. Paul'echurchyard. London Rifle Brigade—Opposite the Mansion.hoose, in line, four deep. Permanent Staff, City Militia—ln front of the Mansion house. 3rd City of Loudon Rifle Volunteer Corps—la line, at the] junction of Newgatostreet and Cheapside. 2nd ditto—ln hoe, at the junction of Caonon-street and St. Paul's-churayard. 4th ditto—Right wing, at the junction of Bridge-street with Fleet-street ; left wing, at the junction of Ferringilso street with Fleet-street—the wings facing. 31EXOLLIMCX, Officers commandingoarpe ---- ervAlch the attendance is Hyde•park on the 7th instant ban been sanctioned by the Secretary of State must bring with them field states of their respective corps. In the case of an infantry corps, which is joined with others is a battalion on this °magma, the field state is to be banded to the officer commanding the battalion to enable him to make out a field state of the whole batta lion.' The field states of corps of cavalry and of field bat. teries of artillery, and those of battalions of infantry will be given to the brigade majors of the brigades to which they respectively belong. Officers commanding corps are re quested to bear in mind that it is absolutely neoerirY that their corps should reach Hyde-park not later than 2 p.m., and to make their arrangements so as to ensure their arrival by that hour. The number of company officen accompany ing the troops is to be strictly limited to three for each company (of not less than 24 file) actually under arms. Arrangements will be made for admitting all officers io uni form within the enclosure in which the force is to parade. War-office, March 3, 1863. M. M'MURDO. THE ROYAL LONDON MILITIA.—Among the ar rangements for the reception of her Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra of Denmark on the 7th, the Royal London Militia have not been forgotten, the post of honour being assigned to th-,t corps, the permanent staff of which, under the command ts Colonel Wilson and Captain and Adjutant Hall, will form a guard in front of the Mansion house, a privilege which has been accorded to the regiment on all airuilar occasions for years pest. The efficiency of the corps is well maintained, and notice has been issued that in addition to the days already named for the muster of the militia fur the annual traitiir.g the Royal London Militia will be called out on the 27th of next mouth, all re cruits being required to attend the adjutant a fortnight earlier for the purposes of drill and exercise. ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY AND SCULPTORS' Istrrtreve. —A abort time before his death his Royal Highness the Prince Consort suggested opening this society's garden at South Kensington for the reception arid exhibition of works of sculpture, in the belief that, while for the time it would contribute to the interest and decoration of the gar den, it would also give a permanent impetus to this branch of art, and lead to its greater encouragement by the public. The council, in following out the course indicated by his Royal Highoese, have made arrangements for holding an exhibitioo of sculpture in the garden during the months of May, June, sod July, in the present year ; sod feeling that in a matter relating to sculpture no body is so well qua lified to decide upon all the queeticna which may arise not of such an exhibition as the Sculptors' Institute, have in vited that body to take the charge of the exhibition, with full power to deride upou the reception or rejection of the works which may be offered for exhibition, the placing of the accepted works, and all other details relating to the manage' meat. The Sculptor•' Institute have cordially responded to the invitation. cud kindly accepted the responsible duty. In order the better to carry it out, they have appointed the following gentlemen to be &committee for the purpose, H. Calder Mamba!), 8.A., H. Weekes, R.A., T. IT. Foley, R.A., W. F. Woodiegton, and Edward B. Stephen,. The Royal Horticultural Society have devoted a sum of 506/. for the purchase of one or more approved works of high art, which may ho shown at the proposed exhibition ; but the council will not feel bound to expend that sum if no work of sufficient meta be sent in. A like sum is intended to be devoted by this society for the same purpose is each of the two following years. SocieTY FOR THE ENCOURAOEMENT OF THE FINE .kiers.-- Last evening, at the Society's rooms in Conduit ' street, Mr. F. Y. Hurl■tone, President of the Society of a spea . k n is t ig of w ih ith e g t e te hie6 fr are li n t s. : British Artists , delivered an interesting lecture Go Satire and Satirists, before • ounierous andieeca. The lingerer, a painter , seat the og:ksve y sametoos ezarn aa plei theluali . gar:s He t Satirists of all countries from the earliest times to the pre seat, illustrating i l l i l s u u st ed ratio to g with pest oteatica, and (mummy applauded. A diseuesios follows& [TWOPENCE NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATHAM, Mann 5. iavaa7 exertion is being used by the officials at darkened to hays the iron-eased frigate Royal Oak, 34. foewady undocking by the middl e o f thi s moo* when any bill immediately despatched on an experimental cruise. Aa order bas been received at this garrison from the War• teak in which the Secretary of State direots that ender no circumstances is a nemesia roaster tailor to appropriate say piems of the cloth eatrusted to Limb be Mae tip for 1 tal clothing. Any muter tailor no offendiag is = m6 to be tried by court-martial under the 17th 'orison of the Mutiny Act. THE ROYAL IfArAL RESERVE, An official inspection of the officers and nese of the BoyarNaval Bream took place yesterday, on bored the Presidest drlitehip, le the West India Docks. The ism wintered tothe number of about 250, with a propor tionate number of warrant and petty officers, and wader the command of Captain Mole, the commander of the ship, and eight Inintesawes of the Iteesrve, were put through the Tansies evolution in which during their twentyeight days' Wife* in the drill ship they are eurcierd. At two o'clock, ' Commodore the Hoc. S. W. Carnegie, Controßer of the Oast Guard and imp/cities officer of the day, oases on boa* watnepanied by Admiral Use, the Bien Hon. E. Cardwell, N.Y., Mr. Barret (of the Board of Trade), Mr. Mayo (llegistrarGenend of tleenno), and other gentle , men. The is.. were then pinikd on deck sad pet through the ordinary marlin ride drill ; after w►isk the pea on the main deck (X-pounders) were massed, 'and the *bole of the manual exerciser at general quieten piirfomaxl in a manner which. if no► equal in precision asid rapidity of movement to what _ ve r r . n.ciinir';men, was very mailable both to thTmes and the ogees by trims they WOO inotancted. Sulosequentipto the gun emeraise t e men MOO Illgais paraded a deck. and being reamed in line starboard aod /arboard, ogeoerel actin.. divides"' inspectioa el the entire faros by Commodore Car negie *owed, whist' tenniinted the proseediap. The. lueowlehe displayed by the ryes to the various details of , their dAll, and especially in welding the guos, to which great attention appears to be paid by the officere, indicate the efficiencp of the Fulani o(braiaiog to which they wer e subieeted, and leave littLe room to/lento that in the event of their services being required by the government, they would farm meat - valuable &naiades in filling asp the mein a ship's company, ertn manning war ships ter bar boar or borne Unice 'OM little drawback to their appear anoe—aad it is ably onwpinwas when they ern drawn op in line on deelt—b the endless variety otasimms. Red woollen sunk light blue canvas frocks, blue grade. and %dim, dludlidde *aids, with continuations el waselly smirk! texture and bra. A very trilling outlay per man would be surfoinst litinevide a simple sailor-like midterm in which the men would not only look more shipshape, but in all probability teal much more at their cue, and emu quently go through their work with somewhat mere of satirisation to themselves. SORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S.—THVIWDAY. There were ouly some half-dozen members present airing the afternoon, and nothing was done worth quoting. DERBY MEETING.-THIIRSDAY, THE HARRINGTON PLATE of 30 soya, added to a Sweep stakes of 3 •ova. each ; for Syr-olds sad upwards ; winners extra. (19 subs., 4of whom paid 1 sow. ft to the fund. Os* mils. Mr. M. Riddell'a Legatos by Tadoor—Plathass, aged, 7g lib lac bib art) Lord Chesterfield's IMsdain 4 1.11 714 . :. (I,(l,ll.!sbrigr) 2 (Ciaest) A Iftritout itacc of 50 sows., added to a baadicap . of 5 sees. meth ; viewers extra. Two miles, over eight kvitikw. Mr. Bakers Oinking utot (We Harry) by the ataana— rtryotbal, ..3l4lglasakli 1 Ir. a.a lr a t . t. Iguel r re r The I'lophet, byes, eet bl db. (TMSOIII Mr. Barnett'. buttorar, Wed. Het 6 lb:obese) THE STAUNTON HAROLD &rams, of 20 WTI each, added to a Sweepstakes of 5 soya each, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Set 101 b ; fillies, Bst 71b winners extra. Straight half mile. (8 sub..) Mr. B. blarsb'e Stearre for MTanre, by Fandango— Oeuridana, by Touchstone, bat 71h........ ClmEloper) 1 Mr. Orme ib I by Teddlugtub —Alicia, eat 7lb T. Preach; 2 Mr. Bmou's Lady Mary, bat 711; (Mid Icy) A BILLLING STAILNA of 3 WIN. each, for all ages, with 7D added ; certain allowance*. T.Y.C. Mr. Angers Lute., by Wlndhourid—Maud, 3 yrs, (MI.) ist Iblb Lord Uxbridge's True heart, 3 y; a ,101.„ ist 10Ib, (T. Freud]) Mr. T. CUT. Potrekla, 4 yrs (TOL). Oat 101 b kH. Tahoe, THIC MIDLAND STEIIPLECHASE of NO sore. added to s Sweepstakes of 15 soy.. each, loft, and 5 only if declared ; otauen extra. About three miles and a half. (12 subs, 11 daskoed.) Lora Coventry's Emblem, by Teddlacton—Mss Batty. aged, list trlb iln alb ea) (0. !Kerma; 1 Mr. Bakers Walla; Food (late Harry., aged, lOst 11b ,Juo. Nightingall 2 Mr. Adams's Pal Par, aged, 10st 2.1 b Llobsuusi 3 LATEST BETTING. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 7 to 1 apt Emblem (8 to 1 t freely) Jto 1 Jealousy (t) 10 to 1 Satellite (t and otf) 11 to 1 The Dees (t) 15 to 1 Arbury it lieely) 50 to 1 Avabsohe (off) BETTING AT MANCHESTER. THOIIsDAY. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 7 to 1 aget Jealousy (t) 25 to I Remedium (t) 25 to 1 lump (t) Gu to 1 Avalanehe (t) DERBY. 6to I on the geld Very little doing. YORK SPRING MEETING. ACCEPTANCEA FOR THE VINEAT NONIHI.KN HANDICAP of 20 soya. each, loft, soil sif declared. with DA) added. Two miles over the old course. (52 subs., 21 declared.) Age at lb Age et lb Carblncer Ivandier .31,0 ty . 4 d • Croagi Franck.. 5 5 4 F.1 . 61%.6, 1:”..k 3 i 3 Cambrek k . .. . 4 S 3 14616)1066k . . 3 6 0 Joy Jones 5 71. , lk , 01.1.• X Dontoot Dusk 4 7 6 Lawn . 3 5 11 _ . Mllvertort ... 7 7 Ja. k fleauts 3 6 Earl of Surrey 4 7 4 Venkou Welcome 4 7 3 cby V. \!CILo11rno. . - - Hardhigton ... . 4 7 3 tiara by GacuelaiyL bice.tu. y 4 7 2 1 . 11.)...u. 3 5 9 Harlequin Goose r.appliu kitz• Eva Vihcuunl. Brignall . 5 41 13 .1.../utail II 6 7 eludes Fox vi j, : u. ~ . 4 I. In Manfred Queen of Tromps— . 4 610 East Limacushite 3 3 7 Physician by Chanti cleer a 6 7 PRISON MINISTERS BILL.—A deputation from the Court of Alderman, cohaistiug of the Lord Mayor, Sir Fmneie Graham Moon Bart., the City Remembrancer. and the City Solicitor, had en isterview with Sir George Grey yesterday, at the Home-office. upon the subject of the bill now before parliament in reference to the introduction of Roman catholic priests into workhouses and prisons. The proceedings were conducted in private, the representatives of the press not being admitted. Tze BETIIK—Tbe following is the reply of the Chem*llor of the Exchequer to the memorial adopted at the mercantile meeting nu Sfli day in favour of a reduction of the tea duties:—" Gowning- st reel, March 2. Sir,— I am desired by the Chancellor of the Ltehequer to acknowledge the favour of the memordd of the inerrluttottl and others intereated in the tea trade, Betel the ::7th for a reduction in the duty on tea. In reply I Am to refer you to hie answer of the llth ultimo to the Lot 1E1.16 end China Anseciation, and lam to state tl.et it is etill leyood Lis power to make any estimate of revenue and cherite for 1863 64 on which reliance for practice' purpmes could be placed. In the meantime Mr. Glreletone thenk■ you for putting him in possession of the opiniuta entertained by • meeting of so vouch weight and iollneuee.-1 am, air, CirY tem. oger je:T ° 7 4 BT . MAieet.i.rn.Pl:l2,ALAservi:atED:t.-14:0:::1E1.'S.EH'ILLL. I R S: -- r. T BM H M ER U.I B. DAT, MAWR 7..—Admineloos payment, 623; ditto by ki uuLaturgi