The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-16 00:00:00

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The etell.knovni clipper aturlibtry itiainahlp 1 VGIANA, ;sod toes, 300-horse power, JOHN SMYTH, commander. now loadiag In the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on 10th April, embark ing visa t omen at mid limy* Gravesend on the 20th April, for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras. This magnificent dap, bulb expreeek far IM ladle trade, bee been thoroughly , matted, hag lest-tat. aceomtuodstlon WOW 'ewers, and will carry en sopeil eaced sorgeop, also stewardega. The average pewees of the eight steamers has been 71 days to Madras: the thecuue performed the voyage to 09 days. being the shortest on reeonl—Tor freight or pump apply to ORINDLAY and Co. SS, Parliameatelrese, B.W. the broWs • ALPAID Burr su b temerarLeterri, Lc.; nr at the ofincL; of the CCIIIPAITY, 9. lelealag-litae. London, ILC. ; where alm application for appointments mialdebfrx e l an s this Ilirdoll should be made. RICHARD E tin, lan ladle and Loudon Shipping raw, tuatitt4. 9. Mincing-lane, IL OVERLAND ROUTE.—COMERINIOATION by STEAM to I3DIA, AIPITGALIA, lc-. vlll IGYYT. The PININSULAR and oIIIIINTAL STIPA NAVIGATION 00217. ANT GOGH PASSE:IMF:2S and metre Gum. and Puceb at their Leaden Mace for Mealier. Malta GIGO, Ades. Orflea Nubia Calcutta, the Straka and China by their Warner* leaving Southampton on the 4th and tath at every month. fnr Othvaltar. Mnitn, GUTPt. Aden, and Bombay, lathes!) of the 12th sad 27th of each month: add for Madritiaa R.an 10 4 VW G 7 • Sound, Ilelhourne, and Sydney, by the steamers Ism, InC l uthanipton on the 20th of every month. —For farther rrdapply at the Crimpaay'rOdleskl22, Laidsuliallutreet, lordon ;or oriental-plan, Weatharepton. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK.—The •w 111A1TRAN. WALT= PATON. Ceemander, will be despatched from LIVERPOOL tar NKR/YORK ea sods SATURDAY. April TLEIDAT. Day 19. from New Tart SATURDAY. April 24; TUDIDAY, laws lb The trips wID ba continued at Muller Wigwag doling the .6110{1. the precise dates of which be duly annoaneed. Fares : PIM :bin, 1120 to 418, Moordb s o accommodation, W Will Ite some privileges in the saloon Second Cabin. s: is. Return Tickets will be leaned ate Ore and a half; Intermediate Paiew, /ElO 10a : Steerage, £7 h. Freight on moderate trrnsa. ►ar forthse partictdars apply to RUCEJLL OFFIIg, and I 0., Leedenhalleirert, E.C.. or to the Great Ship Company (Maned), 00, Cannon-street, Loader', LC. ; and ?A The Albany, Old Itallekeet, Liverpool. NOTIA—To accommodate Shippers and Pusengers, this Conn paay's Steamer, "City .1 Cork, - will sail for New York on Saturday, Us. Ilst Instant, *Whig at Queenstown, and sailing on Monday, Us! Instant. TO BRITISH OOLUXRU, AIR AM WIIIKY STEAM COMMUNICATION co IC P I IW YORK Dtreel—n. LIYBROOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADICIPIIIASTRAMANIP COMPANY Intend despstah. ling test talliamared Clydrlpant Nam Ram Stialm-,Mps, ealUna ala Qsaaaalaws to embark T w. awl Ma, Wow. Win LY /ROM L VOR Wtar YOll4 CITY OF NAAR'S X, iredsaaday, Mane IL CITY OF 005 j etw aulig ai lanl IL OLABOOW, W Am,l may waaasidiss Wallawaspy. a=rmalP. 14 IT, awl& okr aassadtag as Übe amp Forward Norm $ Wawa laoludbig an provlaloo. eximd. Proween the nta Mated !ROW wag %WM nalaratta, booked Womb am wry whostasseoas tarms.-.lor luilase pink-Wan apply to WI WAX INMAN, 11, Walorataost lawageol; or to OMNI oat' MASIY. Lag 1311ILLIPP9, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS despatch the turdsnesatiorted lbseelast steamers : Per LAY/AM and the SHIN; the BATATIZR, hoe the Brttlah sad Forrest Abaco Wharf, Wapping. every Sunday, Yll um Pares : 11la, it its., sad 17e. Id. Brines tickets, a tin rad a MU : the IFTINOOID, Thenday neondas early, hoes or the Tower. Pere al. Per 11.11.1.111 A, the BM WALB; CONDOS, or WOW; altar M Thursday, boat licepebstewa. at 11 um. ; cello. al Pier to receive peeseomes se awe. Peres : Al, end Per GOTWINBITAG, the CiP , STAP WAAA, Meath Ilk from Pam Set, el a IL, sad LI. is, the KiIISLY, March le, teen Alder area's Tier. ram £4 44. Per frdatd. ruge to t fi ng at Chaplla's Paving Mos, & I = All. ar 1.5, GRATIS, end PHILLI /Pi ATL ANTIC sod GREAT WESTERN ri 1111. WAY filltWaYrlrdaru Valdtot) —4:01/pOpi dye £p,U Ist next will be PAID ia Lembo at the hashieg. hope at lluers. 11.17 WOOD, ILINNAUDe, sad Oa, at the ale d ta. to the dollar. no esegaha yid be required to be lodged two dffs foe eatataatioa. Idodhd. Nd Broad -stmt. Mush I A lild. ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN zAnwAy (PENNSYLVANIA Drnuos).—The LAST utenuarr of to per rent on the Serf p Otetinontas of tine • bum PAYABLZ on the 15th Meek wiles the ions au be mednened kr the !mob et be liemyenm. by egplieellen al *dr ellen, 1. Old Initelebent. Ineden, LC. BRECON end MERTHYR TYDFIL JUNC TION RAILWAY COMPANY. SRPARATE lINIMIRTAXING. NOTICS If MRSAMY MIT= flat an RITRAORDINAZY GINLAAL WWI NO et the eennany will be held on TETISDA If the Ilith at Lt o'clock at neon, at No. Ps, Reibp•stneeL be the of eo the. ebb& If based expedient, be se Se poeers embered by the •• Brecon and Merthyr Relbere Act, UNA' en be security of the railways by that antbeebed.— • My coign WILLIAMS, Seereary Smog sth March. MU. L AW LIFE ASSURANO2 SOCIETY, ilwasess, users. isso vs& 000 rf i Z e rver a "Zrr as ir lii. *.a."1 " 8 " 1 " ; • llvanitis ilw weft mrietri. TY imam NUN Mew pelleliessi flaw dhlidas of waft ODD lionelifterto bow owls mewl le MAWS& assi Divisloa of Pmilis *Mr M made ig Is IM last of ' p resairhas paid &Om :Akins illowl4 1 4 4 7 0 . 010 • saw% SKIN; iseptlyr, 41.1WISIS. aim= awl afro Ur apply to ae le =4l =re, 10. &MUM DO diaftsgr. Jaaaary. UHL NORWICH UNION ITIRR INSURANCE 60CISITY. NOTICIL—IAAT-DAY AZNEW•IB. Xereenfdle and cheek illlalasoss at the reduced rats. ; The bestows M the eioeeds L 70,000,000, The duty *lll to for the year Ib6l true ag,076, and Theimmetutt Weed ea Aruba stock /10,0,11,761 . • Maas of threelltths of the porta perloctiordly We to tittle Wearing. vita have Qua, keen thus to tia• TeCliVetil gram as .antleg la the iggreote I. L 440,000. Therein of premium are la no osa• higher than those charged AP the other principal allow making no returns to their le- MIR so l i ez m preepectusee apply et Ilbe liedieWe Mose, nerreyetreet, ; and 6, Cresols& Now lividerstrest. Mielagion, LC. NORWICH UNION LIPS INEKTRANCI SOCllTr.—ladtbated ierwoo t. Principle of Medal amonmea Tbie Daddy Wank lIIItStIAL ADVANTAGIII to the Wm& b ibs LIM t of halm.. 10 P 33 CUT. lan than those et Till scot Mon WHOLE OP Till TWITS beams to the Amared. %whiff of the OnA foe Anual PM 1/11=1 may remain as a pirmomeat dodge upcs Pendia effected Om Um wade deistic= ed nassot FORM! OF TIM FOOZIFT, accumulations --- The_-- —ilas: — . 7 --- ii.coo.ooo The dawned Aimed Is apiseada of .. L 5,570,465 Capital he haul • .. .. .. .. L 2,077605 Anassal lecoesesimaeds .. _ t 200,010 R 2,112612 hare ben to the repraeentatives of deceased loasaben dating the Yean. ' Par further mad Prospectus apply at Ose Society's i lferwfah ; Croosset, New Itrldpeotreet, ' POILIODICAL SALE of 2017LT12 and MIMI& MR. J. C. lIITIVINS will SILL by AUCTION, al Ida Great IWO, les, Meg Wen, thweetosein, Tta 311111110 W, March 17, at 12 . IMO hill el chow POVIZNY rIGLONS. art hen las yaws .114 lone 01 wee ahed. bairn breeders sad eshOdtapt—On view the morning of ale catalogues (WIRIER—DR. RABBALL'S REPORT on WATILS PREPARATIOY of QUD!Upo..n baaws ri wawa. Ws's' Wine' 1 testifies to Its retie TsII Ilet of Rorasontials forwarded by ROBERT WATICRS, 2, Norther-Ism, anossolivet. Loodak LC. gold by emirs Italian Wano loommon. and others. at 10a, a dorm !Missal* west. & Lewis sad Co., Worcester. AN EFFECTUAL REBCEDI.-LANBE B T'S /4111MATIC maul. oishool ormartos She bow* or aro& trot, ofameloas and ahmersat. is sdholti•4l dio 1011dial0 far 10 , 10011•4017 varrelag mat% odds, OWSOINO‘ own or Masa. sad horaimil orsoomptim. Pt by. • dorm pm's* Isloro tie booby preasease laourobi, obv. the Salim wide 11 proorior lboirloor= saprooottog raeompriloo Ito alma anre* re n de .. ..m,.LOPlS . ,l7lll aw i g="r kit at mitt and soirg W. La MUM elbookragorgic.ra. imam. sad b rbagrala. MI lam Mao la mos, Is. M. Bo protkorair red ask for irraborre ußA,o.ua Bekaa Tbis smor awl Mirror Is orgraved, a. tar FITS and NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.-11158 71111 POW DISL—Thla amilbialb ardktaa. • ears for byslacle. boa • faadra =rt ikesbaba el lb and aarre i ns aii. .. „ a i rj i he n hada/ 114 ffir..ffid..Wp=ffizac i tla iffiaeinat, solo .Ibarrb aaprolaVQll•l6 at b. a ••. . , and II& seek whore = a te ha efficacy at the highest 0 h 0 = 1 : 7 1 1 7 ' ab• tat led through AB ragailabie mina .40 madbla• to the • I fa =" 11400, • bel LI ffiritr o r c = Una tha caste, liateett Film " b emera•ed ha ' ' vibe Wars cm • red iirsa - ala I - ha caberaaseat slanap, as Dor War eta ha graolas. ERAI7I3 COPABINZ soossadully Med PI the rads asd =la. soder the al Cutlittar aril Lew Cart &Bo* 11111 !las, tr i alesesa ow la se avow at it debar la roamed or ehresta heaseis—as ed. per N. C. lattaa's. Pm* ahalatak POLAND. —A 0011MITTES bum been formed of the tuukaagned be the purposes( iambs MEM le aid of POLAND at the puma cash The Marquis TornaieniL The lad of llebester. The Lord Kinnard, K.T. The Viscount Eamitam, Y.P. Sir Henry Ainslie Home, nut. Colonel Pinney, it P. John Abel Smith. Em., Y.P. Edmund Beam, Esq. William Lloyd Ekkheck, Esq. go.serlptions .111 be received at She bankers, Mesas lan hurls and Lloyd's, 40, Lombard slyest, KC.. and at the dim el the Literary Association of lb Mends of P..,land, 10, paw street, Rt. James' B.R. The name et other banlows .1111 be shot* 11 DOLAND.—A PUBTA, _MZISTING in Lvov of Poland tat bad at Gib J loaf =sow (Ttershall. at 2 o'cl.ek. - 17;eTtight Hon. the LORD MAYO* ILP., in the cbatr, enpreted by the Jratde Tolerate...KM their. at Illiattenenry. K. ~ the Tad of Hamner. Viscount Harder. M.P., the of Harroeby, Y.O. Lord Pernsoy, M.P.. HIP Harry Verney, teet., MAP., Ur New* Hoidanlid. Barb, 11LP„ die Henry Mulls Houk hut, Hon. George Denman. M.P., Colonel Pinney, Lew* Dn., M.P., Jelin Abet andth, Tap.. ILP,, A. Shh.lLP., me oxen A GREAT MEETING of the TRADES .06 lINIONASTB or LONDON .ill be held la it. rammis oiIaI7I.9DAY XYZNING, March Deb, for the of ex waft trill the Northern Stake of and In limam BIRO IMANCT,TATION. JONN (111 T WT., .111 take the chair precisely at Siohark. Admisim h TINA may : Daly the Nall and Gal- Lartelliner ; 4 liellety4 Ikea, la ; Tlekete t 4 be had at the maim* Noumea acid of the 'diarrhea perams: lfasey, I ;aa iarterett stresit Westminster. 1. Mr. R. A Tork.street , Yak-road, Lambeth, lir. O. 6, -lane, Nensingten.aoro. roMr. Petherbrldis, 15, Thornbill.bridenplace, Caledonian- ad. MA is Mahal, 16, Rateslistrest, Elseldriatwroad. Mr. O. Potter Dee If ire -Milos, iO, Bolt-court, lleetatreet. And of the Ham Seeretary (Mr. W. Cramer). on Mcaday or Fri day Ermine. from 1 till 8 o'clock, at Lands Printing.Sce, 10, Drery-lans. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA. Covent-Garden. tinder the inansgement of MIAs LOUISA PYRE and Hr. W. HA/LEMON. THIS EVENING, ter the BENAZITZ of Xr. W. HARRISON. To commence with THE LILY of KILLARNEY. Met Lodes Pyne Seam sod 111 m Ildrivad Mew& lantlay, Georm Perren„ ljall. and W. Harrison. After which, FREYA'S 01 .M Learns Pyne To conclude with the mond ant of TILE PURITAN'S DAUGHTER. ydlla Parepa, AUse Sloan Pyue, Memo. Santley. Wei" Rome, Patey. and W. Random Candrecter—Hr. L 317.LL0N. Commence at Seven. FREE EXHIBITION of BEDFORD'S PMOTOOLAPHS of the EAST, taken Moine the toot in whisk by omaniand, he secompaaied 11.1L11. the Prince of Wale. is lapt, the Noly Land, and Syria, Constantinople, the liediterreasem Athena, &a, DAILY, at the German Gallery, 10k /fire sentelise ot a Boad-street emrd., from 10 till dunk. Admittance on pie ddress GIRMiAN GA_VJSRY. —MARRIAGE of ILL . the MINCH of Wl.l.lB.—eutecriberd seowessee being received for the PICYOIII of the MA11114401 by Mr. G. H. TIOMAH to the purpose of piloting which Le was, by her Midestfe commend. pnient au the occestos.—Oressan Gallery, leS. New Bond-street Deily. trots 10 Mil do*. GR2tLiNGALLERY. -Mr. W. H. BUSSE LL'S NEW WORK,—SebeeriboM nooses received dolly. from 10 ttU desk for The RESTORE of the WEDDING at WINDSOR, Irs W. A. Etowah, Boa. LLD. Rate 11,0441 Correopondent to the " Than. - German Gallery, DM New Boodotrost. rpfli LONDON PAVILION.-LITTLE 00- 1 WILLI is as aleasetlee ae ever. Ilha is now performing some really Dorsi and extraordinary feats. Operatic Wootton' rembod with the gelnnalt 1 , 1313117A151M every evening, and the general entertainments nos an amount of talent sack as cannot be met with thou.... Illx American Bowling Alleys open dally.—The LONDON PAYUiOI. ISchbormvetreel WHITEBAIT WHITEBAIT _ WHITEBAIT and SALMON war/ diny at INZDININI ROT= UR STRAND. The hest Or creamy in Landon at a Vele* Wind log whitebait, daimon. and all el oies 4A le atom, *ate, sad cheese, ht. each. mamba', Wawa, and all other Soh In the eoffewroora from 12 till 9. Illtitebilt ter for ladles, la. each. . A LLEOPPS ALE and GIIIZINEESS STOtiT. 21 JOHN 7. BIGGS and Co., sole acestraelere for Bottled Beer to the laternati"nal Esidaltiota *oats tot Banat! Alhopp eat S. has Pale and Barton Alla and admen& Soe. sad Co.'. Bibs otaat, Importers o/ Man and Spirit& —oolcas and them tha Boyd Paeans, I.C.—Tho UM* /applied es Mori! Iseme kr ark tLOWER SEED S, earriage fre e . PILO 11LIDU z. 11161 sad 18.32 —l2 sew saaaaia, 10e. dd.: 16 womb, teed.; 12 ditto. 4e. . 60 baNy Id alto, : 16 ditto, la ed. no above cote* Sone ere .dewed with the greatest oars. eBth • via. to Elva Iles almost peedbi• variety. An* •Wrel directioas ore yetated am sash pieta BIM= sod lIICULI/OCI, lUD 1211110tAX111, Covent oardsamaritet. London. CI ARDEN SEED S p carriage free. VII COLLECTIONS o VEGETA ELI) SEEDS for one year's ammly, Y. at !a, a AI la, tall parttaima of wtikdi may be t) tat amt si VALOCE, an )(NECKLETS, Como) giweimmaitat, Leak& FURNITURE! CARRIAGE FREE, to spy Part at er• Emessasars tadli o ss Is Yan g !, to • 0 Dasslssasee ealhas a =ta .... SS • • Seta. f i e t • •I=ete. $ ll 0 1 . Wareatad c".9lB4. ll.olAlS: P. ateMER. 44 0 110 . W. Etterstad Clealaise esti lad est as appliettan. 1 T C. and J. MUD, original manillas:4am" al • na billaaa) at VAIII it lo whom the prize resdal (latO) las lma awarded, sod their candles adop. ed by her Majesty's Govermentt use at the Wilts,' mations abroad. nese osaolse esa b. at eel thsaillses sad 'recent 1a We United [beim. Peke tL ed. Foe pearl , also Plaid's al.. braid naiad hsrelestkop tablets, ed. sad Id. teed Tlo patella us saagemed to e« Uwe Ntslds label la ea the =L or bPio• tati sla cal& and tar exportation. - Upper oose, on, " VXMLLENTE BIJOUTERLIC COURANTE. LI MODEM lOWA= tes IAIIEIQML"—WILTHILIt srox sad 111100 bastes bees with • lire•elast Modal at the shared lahibilloa, seeowepaaled by the °l'm " Tette iota .=4 l. ... Pa r•Zs s c: T, all mad! ea tie pro Wm. WAMINII. Miran& INDO,flaidateaths. Nanaisetery. No We tbalwisthesariak W.O. EstablishedlNS. Amy, mach 01 MAIM f or saoh. N.B. Thle astablishmsat is dewed at swishy, aid us Saturdays at t ticket. R WILLNY and BON. awn BLACK GLACE BILLS, Woo 21 , d. to 7a per yard, wide widths. RICH FANCY CHEFS oB CEOSI.OYER MILL Itadaead lo fa ed. sad L. Ilet par yard. Those goods sr* oseoldrably soda vales. iee MOHAIR DEISM Last )sar's gallants, At psis** that mug coomould a speedy sale. Last WIIINOIeS Realise at Leitrim • large stock el lass Roods. llbramo. Rodsry, Gloves. la. as load. Llama lisporry la all Ho bemeebaL Z. WILLRT sod lON. 11 sad IS, Ladratostreet, London, LC.. Pour Doors trap St. Paars-elsureb)ard. TROUSERS.--B_pneial attention la called to the NEW SPRING GOODS, and gentlemen who do not mind gaging a fair prloe tars good pair of trousen can depend on makes& sad pagans Sias omit Is ueed•d. 51 HAMILTON sad 1111110159 4 TAILORS, lOC Wand (swans ladies Had). AMI HEAD of HAM, the Beard, Whisker% vmd leselaeldbe w reagead by the nee .1 ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL Tide Swat, trapant, and pelludd ca eniverveig In Iddiraff re ninZ g ßa unprecedented moms Outing the bet te rem le the roma. restoring, and band tying the Sims Mar. pinwale hair boa tailing of or turn ing grey, •w. Me week lair, aiensee ban scurf and =and mime It heimagitily sult, pliable, sad glossy. For tt metedidly ressinemnede4 sr forming tie bads of a baeatilled head .1 bor. In ell chneetes ft alike displays Mai aomperable re alb, end has Wag been estnbllehed favourite to India. Mee SAS , 7a. 155. at. «real to row Ss& and tin rimbrore. goad at IA Hatton-aides, and by cambia sad per -Ask far Reertemds llarmaar pL SACS= HASNOSIO 800111 r; EX11122111-NALL. lholsirobs'a eesterio Sr. Peel is to be performed by the above essisty is Friday evades seat, the TOth dust. Chewer. PALAuII —The flags and other elaborate asearatioes premed fat the wedding fetes will remain darts, the present week. Tan Ctacutra. .—Tbe long contemplated changes hi the almults are at lest, we noderetend, resolved upon. The Iferthirre sad Ilkllsad Circuits will 'ease to eliet slaw thslr peewit spllatloes. The emotive which they Irsereres en to he &attributed 'moo( two sew circuits :—The Okeult to So to ddidAy. Carbide, Laoesater, sad Ifasehester ; led the Torbbh• Circuit with the madam at Neweeette, Durham, sad Yea, with those at Limas, Sottleittaae, sad Derby. frees the Maud Circuit. l'istutainlat ea Mika* Oleridk Oahu*. Leheetee. Nal Movie, awls be added to ths Omit Mt. • LONDON, M?NDAt liaortrie remaining 100 millions have been secured, but these trill not be issued immediately." The stampa adds that this loan is being nego tiated upon oomp.uatively better terms than tire previous ones. TURIN, Rases 14, Emma An official dame has been published, fixing the issuing price of the new lean at 71. The Oazetta di Torino of this evening says a— "Stiseerous arrests have taken piece at Palermo, 4, 9 ouse q uenoe of the discovery of a conspiracy to eqhnblish the Sicilian government upon MAaginien pdasiples. Antoogst the emoted penes& are Prince Miewdinetn, Oolenel Bentivegna, and the eaters of the Unite Politica and the Aeprostoate- Palermo is perfectly quiet; and the jodicial autho rities have commenesi an inquiry into the matter." ~• J r • 1. N:DOW The Celieet hem cletenithtt a"""lia 14. t° open tie Cones epos the Stb of April It is expected that the Conned of State will op pose the proposal that Senor fielanianes, ma some 'fold& Sapitaliits, should homes/heed to wash- Soh a mortgage bank, with emolsnivei privileges, in Spain. • AUSTRIA. VIENNA . Rum 14. The semi-official &mere' Correspondent says : "Prince Metternich has been summoned to Vienna from Paris, to report to the Ministry the present condition of political affairs." ILLNESS OF THE ARCHDIJICE FERDIN,&ND VIENNA. Maacal4, The Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian is lying ill of the measles on the island of Lacroma. Hi' illness is not, however - whended with any alarming symptoms. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, Rim' 14. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber the President of the Conrcil road a message from the throne, commenting upon the conduct of the deputies, and, dissolving the Chamber for refusing to vote the budget. . , MIL 110.11 BAT, Isa. Et (eladam). Political news unimportant. Grey shirtings, mule twist, and cotton sidvanoing. ?dales opium, 1,61 ft Ri revAllet- :.-( 3 Exchange on London : Firet-claes credits, fix lid Government Securities, Four per Conti., 961 ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 112. FreighM to Liverpool for cotton, 90a. CALCUTTA, Fu. 27. Grey shirtings and mule twist firm. • Exchange on London, 2s. Old. Freights to London for seeds, 975. 6d. THE BOMBAY MAIL. The following telegriim has been received at Mr. neuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental giteatnEavigation Company : "ALEXANDRIA, Yeagsl4. "The Maisie sad Delta sailed home atelay break with the above read. "The former may be expected at Marieillee about the 20th, the latter at Southampton about the 27th inst. "The &Lisette brought the mail to Suea, ars/ring there on the 12th inst." TELEGRAPHIC INTEIALIGiNCIL (urvisite risisuiss.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION WARSAW, MAME 13. According to reliable information, the insurgents under Lrwandapski defeated the Russians on the sth inst. near Baesuuks, asid captured two guns. , Another body of insurgents under Lelewel were also victorious near Windows, on the Bug, on the 7th inst., on which day the Russiana sustained a further defeat mar Rataji, although in considerable force at that piaoki. CRACOW, MAWS 14. Genenal Lainpeiviar's vanguard is within a short distance of Minh° w. Skirmishee with the Itassims took place yester- Alay is the immediate laiglabourbood. • •Tbe Russian troops sow Olknar.,. Walken), and ads how, have received reinformwessits. . Considerable bodies of issimgents are poeted at Botha, wider the, command of Misleeki, who has been ef'Peiste4 yobs,* by %Para Umagiswics. LE , Xspa. - lisacie It is aferlisi that the insurreetion has broken out in Podolia, and that several thocumuid insur gents are postednear B. The greater part of the forces of Langiewicz are posted near Bfiechow, where engagements between the Russian and Polish vanguards took place yesterday. - The insurrection is gaining ground in the govern ment of Kahash. srocxeotx, M.Lica 14. In the Diet to-day Freiherr Staebvon Holstein moved that the government should be requested to interpose effectually with Russia in favour of the Polea. THORN, NAzcz A state of siege has been proclaimed in the cities and districts of Pinsk, Slunk, and Nowogrodek, in the government of Minsk. CRACOW, hfAsen 15. Twelve only of the thirty-six members belonging to the Council of Mato at Warsaw are independent of the government, having neither official Kids nor salaries. MM. Wengiinski, Kurtz, Garoki, Count Kotet zello, General Lewineki, and Michel Liwinski hive tendered their resignations. Biz other councillors are abroad. The members of the municipality hive resolved upon sending in their resignations, but have not yet carried out their intention. PARIS. Mazcz 15. La IftWiCe of this evening asserts that the Dic tator I*ngiewicz has accredited official agents to all foreign governments, to protest the interests of the insurrectionary government of Poland. FRENCH DESPATCHES ON THE POLISH QUESTION. PARIS. MAaca lb, Emma. Diplomatic documents relating to Polsad were laid before the Senate to-day. Amongst them is a despatch of M. Drouyn de Lhuys, dated 26th March, 1856, addressed to Count Walewaki, at that time ambeesador of France in London. The despatch cells to mind that in 1831 the Emperor Nicholas released himself from the obligation towards Europe imposed upon him the treaties of 1816 with regard to Poland. The Great Powers fully understood the danger whtoh might arise by the aggrandisement of &Nei& and the advantages to be derived from returning to the treaties prohibiting Bassi to poems the kingdom of Poland otherwise than as a distinct state. The despatch then continues :—" The time appears to have arrived for reminding Russia of the obliga tions she bas contracted towards Europe in refer ence to Poland." M. Droops de Lhoya concludes by requesting Count Walewaki to ascertain the opinion of Lord Clarendon upon the subject. Another despatch, addremed by Count Walewski to Count Persigny on the lAth October, 186 b, states that Lord Clarendon entertained similar views upon the expediency of taking advantage of passing events to bring about, as far as possible, home change in favour of Poland. His lordship, however, did not think it neoessary to impose such an arrangement as an absolute condition for the re-establishment of peace with Russia. Another despatch communicated is from M. Drouyn do Limy' to M. de Talleyrand, dated 17th Fab., 1863. M. Drouyn de Lhuys regrets that Prussia had deported from her neutrality, and enumerates, as inoonvenieums likely to result from this resolution, that the Polish question has thereby acquired European importanoe ; that the idea of nutty between the different populations of the ancient kingdom of Poland had been revived ; that a really national insurrection had been brought about ; that the Prussian government bad by this means cast itself into serious embarrassments ; and that it had created a political situation already a mum, of grave uneasiness, and likely to prove the source of future complication for the cabinet. Another despatch is from M. Drouyn de Lbnys to the Duo de Montebello, dated Feb. 18. This document states that the Polish question possesses above any other the privilege of exciting in France the sympathy of all classes. M. Drouyn de Lhuys recapitulates a conversation withßaron de Budberg, from whom, he says, he had not concealed that even " despite of us events may grow embarrassing, and the pressure of public opinion become greater as the gravity of circumstance's increased." M. Drouyn de Lhoys comments upon the hopes aroused upon the accession of the Emperor Alex ander to the throne, and considers that if they should not be realised Russia would create embar rassment for herself, and place France in a dis agreeable position. M. Decor& de Lhnys, in conclusion, requests the Duo de Montebello to lay the question in this shape before Priam GortchakofC THE ITALIAN LOAN.-ARRESTS AT PALERMO. TURIN, NAME 14. The new loan is to be issued at 71, without coin. mission for any party, except the National Bank, which will receive a commission of 1 per cent. The Italia Militare of to-day announces that, by order of the King, the soldiers compromised in the last Claribaldian rising in Sicily, and condemned to penal servitude for life, have had this sentence eesse►nted into 20 rain' iniptisonment. TO - 111M, *Awn 14, Evinuo. The Elletnere of this evening sags : . . , " The actual proportion of loan which will be raised from the Italian public by national subscrip tion will not excised 71 nankin*. The Bank of Paris mill °metro:4 for 79 millions, and Mew( Rothe child for MD millions. The eommistion epos the essieutet it Is. Shifts pot wt. ?shies tee the THE POLLSH INSURRECTION. The Austrian Gazette publishes the following letter from Cracow of the 9th : The Polish Zouaves, commanded by Boohehnuse, are *ow completely organised, and have received 400 excellent rides within the last few days. There is oae lady in their ranks ; and another lady, no lees celebrated for beauty than heroism, is acting as aide.dwcamp to General Langlawim. Yesterday and to-day most of the insurgents recently arrested for crossing the frontier in arras have been lib*. rated at Cisme. A Vienna letter of the same date says : We bare been informed that the ntomfm;ote of troupe at present operating in the ioteriorend the south of Raab' here assumed web proportions, that it Las been deemed neemeary, in amemmenoe of reports made by our military &litho /Wen to demand emilsnatiosediplematioellyee to the ebStad if their omeontratMs. It appears, however, th►t the go. eammest has not applied (Headily to 8t Petersburg. bat o the Raise ambassador at Vaasa. Y. 1111labine's an swer has not trsamired ; bat it is whispeeed in diplomatic *des that the Bosnia. government does cot einiesal its team that the insurreotiou 'my spread into the oid pro. views of Poland, Lithuania, Volliynia, sad Podolia, and the Austria' gwrernment appears to share these apprehensions. At all mots, the nvopsalag of the Gsllioian Diet will not Ulm plan at He 15th MA-, is was =peeled. A Warsaw letter in the 424 a of ()meow says : A Itlarthe bee just bees held et the pelotas on the anei wssry the Emperor Alexander's aomesion to the throne. The (hand Duke seemed careworn, and merely walked through the room where the functionaries ware is waiting ; he spoke to no one, and retired immediately, taking the llesquis Wielopoliki with hire. The reception was much less 1111111110011 than venaL The member. of the district emil, were not present, nor were the members of the muniripal imuncil of Warsaw, with the exception of it. president, who literally cooupied alone the place destined for that body. THE POLISH QUESTION IN THE FRENCH SENATE. The report of the committee upon the petitions in favour of Poland presented to the French Senate was read in that assembly on Saturday by M. Larabit. It is ahogether oppcoed to a war for the reconatitutioa of Poland, which some of the peti• tions urge. The report concludes by stating that in the present position of affairs, and considering the negotiations which have been enter ed upon, the committee, in consequence of the com munications it has received, feels persuaded t►at the government of the Emperor has done and will continue to do all that rs " just, possible, and politic," in favour of Poland. It is, therefore, of opinion that it would be neither necessary nor jus tifiable to recommend the ministry to take the petitions into consideration, and for this reason it proposes to the Senate, by a large majority, to leave the matter to the wisdom of the Emperor, and to pass to the order of the day. The discussion on the report is to take place tomorrow (Tuesday). DESPATCH or AMERICAN Kans.-0o Saturday the Cunard ravel Dail steamer Asia was despatched from Liverpool for New Yea, with mails for the Mated States sad British North Amorist s together aid , rateeagens, ono, kc. The sat America. moil despatch fro m Liverpool will be co Wsdoesday, when the lonise simmer City of Wash logtoo 1.11 for New York with the United States mails. Lettere, min reesived at the Liverpool Post-Mace mita LSO La, and mod Oort till 8.30 pa itctutansioN.—The skip War Bppttnnt mailed from TSVOIIIO4 ass the Ihik MK for perior direst, with a of map of a su elms ; sod 1 1 1 4rFer at ill take Ur asts ten from GrAveepog fog the the some eettsstloe is the course of the present trek, with is squatty same mws sod valeable elm of seeders, princi pally fees the Mhillead asseilits sad the north of Ireland. 11 le wetted that L vest sad eatelteive eatatettets to Aasidaag will be prd tv. bat e a alma asitabis fair a sew somally. [Stamped, ld, Addititimsl.] FRANM • tram oon own oiosserogrearr.) PAEM, SAMMY Estonia. A working man named Isrroque writes $o the Opinion Nationale, as the delegate of 314 joiners, nisobaniss, Ss., of the Faubourg 84. Antoine and the quarter of the Temple, to say tbs* they have all made up their minds to joie Langiewics to fight for Poland, and they deans to know whether the French government will allow them to enlist, and whether the Polish Commitios can undertake to wed thews to the seat of war. Coast Arles, the Emperor's old friend, who has wiry often been hers to see ins, is now is Patin, and lodged in the Tuileries. The Prance says be bosoms,' on a special minion from the Cotirt of Turin. -- i;ateteley the Ern pYid s visit in person to the Duke elle: -Gotha at the Ducal Liga tion. In the comae of the day Me duke called upon the Prinsess Math Ede and Prince Napoleon. He dined with the •Emperor and &apron at the Tniktrise,and afterwards went to the opera in a mart COOriagli. His highusse has left Paris to-day. The dinner winch the imperial Prime is togive on his birthday to between two and thaws hundred othia yonoveoserades of this Isaperiaj filw . o.rd will take plem n the Diana *doom in the Tama, and not, as the i'vesse announced yestendayi in the Minnie Oman, at the owner of the Roe de Riroli. The young gentleman Wives years old on Monday, Maruk 16) is aver; se you will remember, only a temporal. Oa his birthday he is to be raiied to the dignity of e'ar gmnt. The seripmand scales of that grade will be promoted to, him publicly in the yard of the Carrousel by the colonel of the Ist Regime4 . : s l Grenadier Guards, the Emperor and Em looking op from the balcony. The Coatitutiossel haply held up the (mimed writer K E. , Quimet to public odium because he had been nom inated by Prwident Juarez an hono rary Member of the "patriotic Junta of Mexico," on account of a pamphlet on the Mexican expedi , tion. M. Quinet now writes to say that he re fused to accept the, proffered honour bowled Mexico is at war with his country. The Constitutional bolds that this fact Makes no dß ference, and that M. Quinet must still be branded as unpatriotic, since his pamphlet is admired in Mexico. According to this reasoning every citizen is a traitor who argues that the government ofaiis country has undertaken a war upon insufficient greittuds. M. Quinet did submit that there was no adequate reason for the French and Mexican people entering upon deadly strife ; that the honour of the F each army stood too high to require that it should persevere in an ill-advised expedition ; and that its blood should be reserved for a better cause. That opinion may be a mistaken one, but M. Quiaet is by no means singular in holding it ; and moreover it is gaining ground in France every day. A colonel of &eaves in General Foiey's form Writes home : " The beet thing that can happen to us is-to die soon ' for this country is not tit to five 'in- we have the vomito and the tertian ague to leok forward to in lees than eix weeks." It is stated that the direction of the Italian Opera has been tioneeded to M. Bagier, who takes it upon an entirely new footing. The theatre is to be o all the year round, and Italian tragedies, coomed forego, and even pantomimes, are to be pity alternately with operas. We may therefore emt to see is Paris all the best asters from Naples, /totem*, Venice., and Rome. It .is announced that a Fees& edition of Queen • Victoria's work, "Meditations on Death and Eter nity," translated by her Majesty's permission, by Renaud Derosati, will)* published at Dentu's OA t h e Seth inst. The Bourse ie firm, bat with little business doing. The Italian loan is the measiou of influen tial efforts to support the market. THE OVERLAND MAIL. By the arrival of the overland mail we have ad vices from Calcutta to February 8, Madras February 14, Colombo February 17, Hong Kong January 31, Siogapore February 5, Sydney January 21, and Melbourne January 24. INDIA. The spirit of revolt appears to be lipreading on our north-east frontier, and what at first promised to be easily suppressed is every day presenting new difficulties. It has been found necessary to organise a system of locomotion for the troops and materiel, and much delay and difficulty is caused in conse quence of the coolies having absconded in a May. Beery day lost in striking a decided blow adds fuel as it were to the fire already kindled, but the most strenuous endeavours are being made by the go vernment to obviate these difficulties. • The great local event at Calcutta had been the departure of the Viceroy for the Upper Provinces. His excellency left on the morn'ng of the sth of Feb., and reached Benares on the evening of the 6th. On the 7th a durbar was held, and the dinner given by the railway authorities came off, at which the Viceroy was present ' The arrangements made by the authorities were everywhere perfection. A Gazette Extraordinary was published on the 4th Feb., stating that Sir Robert Napier would act as President of the Council and Deputy Governor of Fort William during the Viceroy's absence. The lieuteuaut•Goveraor joined the viceregal party at Dinapore, and proceeded to Benares with it, in order to be present at the divine, Ac. He was expected to return to the Preside' cy shout the 15th February. The Bengal Council had lat terly met only once a fortnight instead of weekly, and the session was expected to come to a close in February. In the Governor-General's council a bill had been introduced to extend the provisions of Act 31 of 1865 (relating to the immigration of native labourers to the British colonies of St. Lucia and Grenada) to the Danish colony of St. Croix. This ant had received the assent of the Governor- General. The repmte from the opium districts, up to the middle of Jaauary, were not very favourable, and the crop proudoed to be under an average. Since then, however, rain had fallen generally through out the districts, and a much more favourable re sult is anticipated than was at first expected. Should no severe storms occur the outturn, it is hoped, will not be much under 00,000 cheata, as a much larger extent of land is under cultivation than in auy previous year. The Malwah crop is reported to be very short this year, and to that may probably be attributed the high prices paid at the List govenimeut sale, ahich realised upwards of 47 lacs of rupees. CHINA AND JAPAN. There is little news of importance from China or Japan. In the latter country, where the posi tion of foreign residents bits not been at all satis factory for some time, matters are proceeding is their usual manner. More warnings have been issued with reference to danger from lawless bands of " lumina" who have left their masters' semis,. The following notification issued by Colonel Neale shows the posture of affairs to be auspicious : Yekokama,Jim. 3. A governor of foreign affairs Cams at a late Do i :test night to her Majesty's chargé d'affairee. end oonahonledal to him that further reports had reached the Oaroglo, *Mei had oocesiorted them much anxiety eedoi lawless pm. sons meditating &sonless in Yokohema. A lientl d kasha are reported to be seeking in the first place an opportunity of samasinsting the foreign representatives. The 'sputum government, is making this eolunianieatieni, eau* that they are occupied is trashes tkis threatened &leer to its source and in adoptuman other ewes in Om, power to restart; wearily • II the seeanterile they tat that peat eau tine aad diereetiMt may ha totilreleed hr the eike• amity ha rasped to swig timmems ea Mks Tehido nis Use Amish or t!are.=,,ii... • deg AWNS. gOTerll7ol7 ITIVOPENCE affairs, and sdoollisushiesemos efressisties wllh the mead sail sailiagy asiopolaiskate.aigpaissa preetsesble, sad whielfwill seesiel le the sersapelliniellelNlDOUSeld in the wrier soliissilsa at thebturtii mirrel H.B.Y.'s Merge gala's. ta- Ansx./.. °ow= 3t fa understood et Hong Kong that by the next men from Eughind the admiral on the Mins eta !ion will receive instructions as to the fame to be .pureued with reference to Tapszt. wee in Boos Kong harbour with the Zombis, but gergerstiono Were being made for going to the north. General Burgevine has published the followin account of the recurrence which led to hie ••• by the Chinese authoritim from the oomensesd he held : -- • . Os Frlday, i.e. 2, I mane to Shanghai froMfkog- Ides, for the purposed "series money promised cet this • day for thy payment of the men. On Labdiag I we is fennel that it we at nods ; la fact I supposed it de kat sociesS on beard east of the ateusers about to suet. I went et owe to Takee• to thank him for es punctually keeping hi peonies boa was met with language so almesi, that I doeormired to return at ones to Sanglriam and haw ad More pommel dales with hint. Mood thet Ohm 1w almost a Ate of mutiny ; pros boas polled ft* the men wool./ to,. She bed@ of the mandarins that they WWI starving, that tarry would dispose of their arms and elolltim to proems feed, and were ripe for an eni c este. I ordered r Lieridairs at 2: Dew 1:61., k the e purposed asplisuou why Pros' to *is, berweves I reared a letter free Tabas alloying the mosey was all ready sad urging se tomcod for ft ispesedhady. (*Mae Renaud mend a lotto" to ther same eked Om the s Z el this • I gasaetsedi Until* hoops should' be • ha We ye. I li ft at was for , bat em my *reel dew next wee sooty tabard that Talmo had not oily de— eded wrhmgthe letter, het stile retard to send the mosey. I immediately premeds* to his beam with a small' Iklaaa of Mi sturl *be rnaliesY mi me ' Th ar. . was no forcible entrance, so 'me ro • starelier - irday •11" *viler aims '' AIM Si essprsehr removed ri g: the la/my. I we swam of ci s 'Sky of , the mews I adriog but hat , M so doer by the ISM of; at in . •There wes-sw tines lbe del ; emotenly r • • •Cl miner or the azistasee of the foes and 'the • lif tie Beropeen Akira. The mosey bed hem for Ihe ,um of tho e %asd Ina fmniediatedy elli lie arrival atetr e* The only pared Inapt h lavlav The dismissal of Gemmel NIMIMMI, lthe !•0 11. •ootritdiste inuipeuidOn ' it the liiiiiiirstions sparest. Nanking, wtiteti bad bees lii raimilinee hi - Thirteen demurs had been diartered by loan- darn:. so oquvey **operas ibis Mpsdnion. •• It is I supposed, however, that the movement . is merely postponed for A 7)4119,. j smut Bisrvevioe is but little demurral by . the . ournals for the harttwins played in this id r air. • AUSTRALIA. hi= Oos ow' ocauercox 1.) • lIELSIOURNE. Jarr. M. Until within the last fortaight,whieh has brusgbe: us two or three refreshing rams, we have been sub. - tering from the very severest drought the colour has known for many years. An almost unpreoe dentedly dry summer has saoceeded to as unpiece deatediy wet a winter. Unlike previous visitationa• of the ism kincl,„whish have almost invariably. been merely partial in their operation, this drought has more or less afflicted the whole of. Anstadasia. Very decided symptoms of its break. - ing up have; however, shown themselves in Queens.- lpsid and. in New South Wales, is both of whisk. colonies some fins rains have fallen, but , not before the live stook had eaffernd from want of water, Tbe arops is; Victoria and in South Australia are much lighter than usual from.. the same cause ; miners' operations have been re tarded .; the fruits even in our suburban orchard*. and lindens are shrivelled up, and our vintage , itself will be but acuity tinkles we are soon Idlest. with *opium rains. • Our "hot sad sopperttity'r" has been frequently overcast,, a deluge of gar* as.. frequently seemed impending ; but, se is ebarso•- teristio of these droughts, the Clouds have par ed away, the steady sky has resumed its sterna/ blue r . and we have been again and again remitted to. patience and hope. Perhaps there is a good even.. in this evil. A drought comes to us with a, ceirtaia. regularity on the average about every ten Fon t and bad we not this drawback, so much would be (mind done to oar hand, that, like some of the South American communities Mr. Darwin describes, we might be liable to fall into a too indolent acceptance the bounty of nature, and do next to nothing for ourselves. It a an ascertained nes. teorological fact that the rainfall here is greater than in England, but it is too irregular, and much of it runs to waste. Here is something for human iad wary to master and correct. Water =e, which up-conntry people are now so eueri c discussing, Would make Australia the most pro ductive country in the world—a fact already proved by the strikingly successful experiments in ittigs. Lion already made in different parts of the colony. General business at this holiday season is affray& languid, and tranesetions in the commercial world view from the published reports to be of ► very desultory character. The liveliest part of soca merce still consists of shipments to New Zealand,. and as the most glo • amounts continue, to. come from various newly • vered gold feeble in. that colony, the departures of diggers for' the ater El Dorado continue to outnumber the arrivals from it. Marry vessels are laid on hem for- Dunedia—a fact which must be taken as iadisatine that their owners expect to fill them, (*.day would. be taken off the berth. But that horses are some what in request for that country just now they would be elmart unsaleable in Victoria, as they already ate in some parts of New Soath Wales. At Braidwood, in the western distriet of the sister colony, several serviceable horses Tete the althea ' day knocked down at auction fur 1.28. U. &whom& out, cult at 9d. A yin/many colt no doubt sounds strangely ; but the ridiculous price shows, not scarcity of money, but superabundasce of horse-. flesh. When a community like ours yammerer:Mar more animals of any kind than it can either kos mune or export, they become little better this a larger and more expensive kiud of vermin Da pour Richard says, "What a man does poi visa& is dear at a penny." Mr. Howitt has well performed a foolish, tack im posed upon him, and arrived in XsMonona as the 81st of December with the remains of poor lb and Wills, which have in the went taithet= dragged about the country far many bodes& of miles," sewed up in amain." The lying he state lasted several days, sad like any Gahm "stet* ap pealing to vulgar curiosity, attracted thousands of spectators, many of whom oomplaituid'at act tieing able to see "the real bones." The found was attended by • few of the Legislative Council and Assembly, by many of the usual mid . by some un usual materials of a • ooksial preesasiosi, namely, *minion* oauucillors, members of benefit socie ties, Odd Fellows, several cabinet 'insistent, and Burke'. nurse. The nurse, to whom 301. • year for We lad been voted by the Assem bly, was appereetly expected to give value far the money, and to grieve up to the parliamen tary grant, su she was made the most prominent item of the meant. The grief of the respectable old person was assumed as of "so loud au em phasis," that nothing less than an entire mourning welch could contain it ; so she had a coach to her- Iself aimordingly, and was made sadly conspicuous to the pubho eye. TBs Fox CLE —The second meeting of the Fox Club this reason Wok place WI Saimaa! cvegginat Blocks's. These *ere pewees the Earl oi &Wand, Bight Hon. Manisa hushing**, &el al Filo, Lewd Llano** , Visaing; Biqa bun, M.P., Viacouut i Falkhusd kagbe Hoe, Weems& Coke. Frederick Dust**, Fin. . Lord Illostys. H. Hamilton Donnas . X. A. fon% gain, Jim.. Esq.. 111. P.„ fie Janes Magiane, park, ICE, Lord term., hung enceinte, John Aitga, Lord Omni" J. H. reale Wiesre. vie t ha. V.P., Wee* A. , A. te Adair, fibissel J. Y. Nola J. W. Viewed* Letts Tuns