The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-21 00:00:00

" 74 ' 4/ •• • 71 rl 'T' "! ' r - if i . . ..., : if ' : I 7 .T . Igr i it • -- .____- __ ;Cu t t 1 ,l i i . I ir •,:, i w • ~ L , ... . I • .. : . i w S PAPE ti A ' .:.! _ _. . . _ . ______ _____ ---1-. 4 . C . .4 a d ]CS • -- t [Stamped, id. Additional.) No. 5,183.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING; MARCH 21, 1863. , [TWOPENCE rrHE LONDON PAVILION.-LITTLE 00- J. itELLI le se attractive as ever. SU is now pertorndag soma really noml and estraordi teats. Operatic Inflections received with the greatest enthSOl every evening, and the general entertainments anbrme an eanottat of talent such m cannot be met with elsewhere. itig Anserkan Bowling Alleys open dally.—lbe LONDON PAVILION, Tlehbososeinet NVItITEBAIT, WHITEBAIT, WHITEBAIT and !SALMON every day at 610110111 HOT= 111, STRAND. The had a& ordinary la Loucks at i o'clock, lociad bia whitebait, calms, sad all choice fah in apaimat, joints, sod oboes% la each. Whitebait, salm o n. cad all War Ask la the 111020040001 hoe 12 all 9. Whitebait taw tor Wigs. It. each. TABLE d'EIOTE, at 4.30 and 7 p.m. DULY, in the most recherche style, by a French Man Cook. &ups, nab, Remover. and Rattles, Ream* le ~ ...le: &u, Sh. ed. each: le *hats. as Lansheees, et soups and cold meek trees 120 2 daily. la. each Private Rhenish and other Whoa —TRAINING IKIROOLDICOOKIIIa, la, ilernerestrert, 11=d r itfolfelf, lady lopirbafterftra STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. WISE; of saJMMOd quality. Ports : Eloperior old crusted. 481. very Motes, Ma, Ilk; ditto from the wood, Ms, dah.; samMor, Ma pee doom. Sherriesl7a, Ma., gea ; quality, 425., Ms., Us.: 'Moo di Nato, 4 5.. Moots tillada sad Mantaaille. Ste. per dom. Marva*. Ida Lisboa, rich or dry. lfia ; hustles, eds. ; Champagne. good, Ma, ht. Ma, 485.; m ditto choice Meade, lIM., tata Mt Civet, Ma, Ida, Ms. .1 ahe ads., 4b.,4d5.; Um Margaux, do.. in % Bock. sod Moselle., Yea, Mi., Ms_ verysuperfor, 1b.,754. of other deseetplions smirk ramoweble. All goods delvered bee within eve miles, Terms, each.-7d, Ilithotwasto Iltredeu Uhl= PURE FRENCH BRANDY. WARRANTED, 10. Pia GALION, 42e. Prat DOUR IL ed. sample bottle. Mantas toe old Brandy. In ease as bawled, dOa per do.. 0. WALK= and CO., 61, MG Wild-ROAD, sad AD E Oskord.eleeet„ liegratrAreet 1114 ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new tarirotioe, so admirably coutzlved that a fu ll butt, ea well as smaller maks, may be raised or tilted on It without labour or trouble. Its atiloo Is so Impalpable that the sediment of the recut limpid Ovid by no poosibtlity can be disturbed. Price 9a., Hu, lea., to suit 4,14 and 18 gallon make 13ARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vast-peg required. No more Oat belle Or sear wine. Price 4a. ; ditto, electroplated. ea— Spply direct to JAMES BAN.LOW, patentee, 14, King William-street, Mansion-hues. bee that hls name aud address are on every article; ell others are spurious imltaLoua llograrlage maim. Eatablialsed 1820. VALUES of GOLD. —PIATHERSTON mid BROGDM, tor to. Inbrosetko of to. Path* and Mob numerous Palmas, bog to make the following announcement re garding the VALUI of GOLD. owing persuaded that We Mte. rate of the fair trader and tb i e . c e late will be alike peotootod by Me wide circulation of know on this subject. Gold being divided into tavern or carats, follows that geM of It dusts Ins, Is is estata..43 II $4 9 meats .. al 11 10 worth ../.4 4 114 17 ousts.. 3 0 II 3 aerate 1 I 11 par MIMS. 10 mots— 118 14 7 emir 14 9 neareM. 11 11 ousts.. 113 1 I carats 11 14 12 ands . (Mitlak 14 carats— 1964 6 MM. 011 standard) 317 104 18 carats.. II 0 4 musts 14 lll carats.. 3144 12 carats.. 1' 154 oasts M OlO 74 I 0 swats.. 310 94 11 carats— 113 1 I woes .• 0 7 1 19 comb.. 7 8 10 carats.. 11644 1 Carat... 03 M Manufactory, 19 Senriettnatreet, Coveatmcrdon W.C., London. Aim mad, of Chains and Jewellery for Is. each. N. R. TOM Alfa t la closed at 6 in the evening. and on Saturdays Mons o'clock. 11 WILLEY and ON. RICH BLACK GLACE AWLS, From 23. d. to 7s. per yard. wide widths . RICH FANCY CHRNII sod CROSS-OVER BILKS, Amnon to Is. dd. and Bs. Ilsd. per yard. Khan goods are enslnsr p ab it l i unaer value. 6hs MOHAIR Lad year's pattern, At Won that out command a speedy sale. Inn deassn's Mantles ot hall-prise. • large dock of Inn Goods, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves, dm., on hand. Una Drewry in all Its Munn,. R. WILLRY mad BON. 16 and 16, Didnatosdnet, London, RC., Four Doors be. BA Palitnehowbyard. 1 MOSBS and SON, LA. Rendy-made and Beeeka Tailors. Habit Makers, Woollen Drapers, Hatters, Hodes, Beet and fine Atakora, and General Outfitters. _ _ _ Loudon Howe City Eatahllshment, 161, 166, 118, 167, Minorlea 83, 84, 86, 88, 87, 88, 83, Atlagatu. Oxford-dreet Breath, We, 507, 5011, New Oafordoltreet. 1,2, 3, Hart-etreeL Tettenbamtourt-road Branch, 137, 1114 Tottenham.oeurteroad 283, Seaton-read. Country Satabilahmente Sheffield and Bradford. Yorkahlre. ILI of Prloes, with rules for self-measurement, pattern', Mahlon card, and our pamphlet, " Gloutp on leme," Rana and poet free. TROUSKR£I.--Sponal attention is called to the NSW SPRING GOODS, sad gentlemen who do ma mind pi=fair price for good pair of trances can depend on and patents that cannot be arcelled.at I.lllllLiiii id Kalif - 03 7 r, TAIEOBJ, 205, Strand (opposite inter BIM NEW BTOHY, BY THE AUTHOR OF "AURORA FLOYD,' • LADY AIIIXSICB mixt" ae. ELEANOR'S VICTORY we. cotambewad In "ONCE A WHILE" os March 7. Louden : Brs./bary and Iwo, 11, Bowels-stmt. LC. THE LANCASHIRE DISTRESS. The Mansion-house Committee held their weekly meeting yesterday. The total sum received up to Thursday evening was 461,1554 Be. 3d., at which 357,2981. had bees remitted to the distressed districts. The total sum received durum was past week was 4,8411. 19e. 3d., of which 1,282/. 7s. Id. was from home, and 3,5591. laa 21 from aolssial resonrees. The amount granted yesterday for dis tributios was 9,3814, which was apportioned in the follow ing meow Ashtoo-usder-Lyne, 2,7431.; Manchester distribution commiOns, 2. 501. 01:01.; Stockport, 1,5001. ; Mae elesdeld. 5001. ; Hyde, 7 ; Beano, 5001. ; Chorley, 4001. ; Stockport overriookers, 1501. ; Oldham overlookers, 1751. ; Bollingtoe, 1201. ; Lives y, 1001. • Bereoldswick, 151 ; Lawton, 501. ; little Hay 501. ; Whittle-le-Woods, 5014 Droyiesden, 301. ; Suminermat, 301. ; Clitheroe overlookers, 301. ; Salmesbnry, 2N.; Belmont. 251. ; Dintoa sewing slam„ 201. Two or three petitions for grants to enable the operatives of some of the distremed districts to emigrate were reed, but the committee thought that it was a question of too much imporsaace to be disposed of without further ceneideratioo, especially considering the present state of the fund ; and some of the oommittee were of opinion that if the movement were favoured by the public generally, it ought to be provided for by a special fuod. Some conversa tion took place on the matter, but nothing decisive was arrived at, and it still remains an open question. Ter ANNIIAL Corciorr or THE RAILWAY Guiana trinvoisAL FIIINDLY Soctorr.—TM aroma oomant in aid of the Widows and Orphans' Food of this society, was held oa Thursday evesing last, DA the Rodney Concert-ha ll, CoMOUS-street, Birmingham, under the patronage of Wm. Ileholefield, E.q., M.P., the aldermen end ermacil of the borough, Colone l Wardlaw, sad the offiewn of the let Royal Dragoon Guards, and, as oo former occasions, the large hall was crowded by a highly respectable audience. Darin the evening the general secretaity of the Puget Society in London, with the local committee, appeared before the cur tain, for the purpose, as announced, of delimiter as address appropriate to the ocoasiom. After thanking them for the hearty respoose made to their appeal, be said, that it was 13 years since they fist solicited public ounstsoce in Birminghamlo aid in strengthening and supporting that fund of the society set apart to grant annuities to the widows and orphans of their dammed Mother members ; sad that owing to the maualtiee to which railway is the performance of their d u ti es are liable, it was rev: be au imperative duty to make SOWS provision for those helpless ones who might at any time be suddenly bereft of the supporting hand of their natural protectors. Hence the establishment of this particular feud; sod it would doubtless interest than to learn that daring the year ended December 1862, the society had, in addition to the allow ances made to their sick and injured member, amoontie to 1,1621., paid to the widows and orphans of desesaed members a sum of 5004, aad that 15 widows were at the priest time is the seseipt of aannitiss automatiog to 1954 per minim. Upos them facts the committee rolled for the Roof of the great value of the society ,and for a justification of the occasional appeals made by thorn to the public for aidelabas. Attar the satire programme of the wireniag's yroaampellara bad bona exhausted, the aturiamme viaitors simaratek wall aslialod Mho *atonal/meat. This ex. ealleut society will restive • mosiderable addition to its lamb by almaa al tie Duggan given toll on this coesdas. EBOX LAST ItTGHPS GAZETTE. fILLOUTTA, calling at the Cop* of Good Hop* I._/ and 1164m0-871AM OOMMIINICATION between LON DON and INDIA by the =meekest Cwt of steamers Mantle to the PANT INDIA and I.O24DONBHIPPING COMPANY (Limited). The well known clipper auxiliary eleamahlp INDIANA, 4 II.I tam Mahorse poser, JOHN Werra Commander, now in the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on lath April, embark la passengers at and leaving Gravesend on the 40th April, foe Cal mita, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras. This magnificent ship, Malt expressly for the India trade, has been thoroughly refitted, has firWrrate accommodation for pim ento:a and will carryon experienced auseon, also a stewordem The overage passage of the last eight steamers has beam 71 days to Madras ; the Calcutta performed the voyage in 69 days, bein_ the sherbet Co record.—For freight or pagiage=ta GIiniGLLY and Co., 65, ParilantenteAstml. 15. M., the AMID BItYTT and Co., 160, Leadm NiDetreet, SC.; oe al the 01111CL9 of the COMPANY, 9, Mindng-lane, London, SC. ; when also applications for appointiagata as tuldskipmen to OM mobs should be made. LICILUID L geceelary. Rad Indio and Loodoa Shipping Comma p i ett.d). 9, Minclog-lane. LC. SEVEN PER CENT. COTTON LOAN of the CONFEDERATE STATES of AMERICA. For ASOOO,OOO stsrEn4 BO per Oink The Bonds to beer Interest at the rat* of 7 per amt per ream In sterling, from le Marchlrarle half ye A 7 V la Lon don. Parts, Amsterdam, or The Bonds exchangeable for Cotton on application, at the option of the holder, or redeemable at par In sterling In twenty years, by half yearly drawings, commencing Ist March, ISM. AOlOl7ll roa Tom Correueroas nt Losinon—Yeses. J. Henry Schreier and Co 146, Leadenhalletreet. This loan he been contracted with Meas. Emile Erlanger and Co., bankers. of Pats, by ON Government of the Confede rate States of America, and is secured by an underta king of the Covernment to deliver cot n to the holders of the bonds, on application after sixty days' notice, on the tooting attermentloned. The nature of the arrangement Is fully set forth to Article IV. of the contract made with :Messrs. E. Erlanger and Co., which Is as follows: " Kach bond shall M the option of the bolder be convertible et Its nominal amount into cotton at the rate of ed. sterling for each pound of cotton, say 4,0.00 lbs. of cotton for each bond of £lOO, ar francs 2,600, and this at any time not later than six months after the ratification of a treaty of peace between the preeent bet. ligerenta. Notice of the Intention of converting bonds into cot ton has to be Wen to the representatives of the government in Parts or London, and 00 days after such notice the cotton will be delivered : tf peace, at the ports of Charleston. Savannah, Mobile, or New Orleans ; if war. at points in the interior of the country, within ten miles of a railroad, or stream navigable to the ocean. The delivery MU he made free of all charged end duties, except ing the misting export duty of one-eighth of one eent per pound. The nudity of the cotton to be the standard el New Orlemia Middling. If any cotton is of superior or Inferior quality, the difference thew /alati 'hall be settled by two brokers, one to be impranted the govermwret, the saber by th e bondlmiders whenevertwo brokers cannot agree on the value, an 'umpire Is to be chmen, whose decision shall be final." It is at the same thew melded, t h at holders who do not ow stet their hoods lath polka, shall be entitled to retain the bonds. and receive Interest et the rate of 7 per cent, per annum In skritne, payable hen-yeerty In London, Par* Amterdank or frankfort, at the mitten el the holder, until repegmest .col the IntlielPid at per. An annual sinking fund et 5 per cent. is provided for. whereby per cent. of the bonds unredeemed by cotton shall be drawn ratti. half-yearly ; the Aet drawing to take effect on the Ist 1804, and te be continued on tee Ist September followlnr, and en the let March and let September In every sameeding year, so ma finally to extinguish the loan in twenty years from the date of the Ind drawing. The bonds to be tamed at 90 per cent., which la to be paid se follows : MUTTA Direct (last shipping day April 4), anticuldeent new clime ship CITY OP BO Y. • 1 13 years, Gill tow reghter, ROST. ADAIR. Commander (belong ing to Mara George Smith and Sons, of Glaapsr) ; loading in the Nag India Ducks. This unrivalled vessel, built In 13811 =for the trade. made her passage out from the Clyde to In 90 0 •74 and offers the beat optunlty to ii , h4mr: of fine gooda—Apply to GELLATLY, JIMMY, and 8 Lr&a.lieheet, LC. .... t.d i SH i t i pHAE to follow the le ßallarag i Dom ._. MID .11 Commander ; loading in the lig Am g ilant.. Ebb easel bee made some of the guteet i Fte on ead de lia= a large portion of het 1 ra g will be gain ed. For treight i o i = legs app to the owners, Yams. WLNO and Co.. 11. MD-street. E C.: or to GELLATLY, HANKIII, and BZWLLL, 17, Leadenba-street. LC. BOMBAY Direct, the splebdid ship SEA PARK, ris tom register e.nm., wrettAm DELI, Commander; In the Nut India Docks. TIM ship Is well known la the Ind an trade, Ye a Mem portioe et bar cargo mimed. sad MO meet with the meal qui* diapsich. for &Mehl or apply to GSLLATLY, HANLEY, and nhal. serest, LC. BACK BALL PASSEN G ER LINE of CLIPPER RACKETS for AUSTRALIA tree Iced= dlreet. Dodo. I To IlaiL i 4 real Slap. rosasge. 1 City ot Sy Srdser • • • • 1 maw am•, S.OOO London Melbourne .. Golden Lad 1,60 L India Melbourne .. Pegasus MOOD L India Queensland .. ,-; oldest • two L India Queensland :: Irsz w rinaMad . tit i t India 6 per cent. on Application, 10 on Allotment, 10 „ Ist Msy, 10 „ Lt Jane, 10 lst July, 15 ld August, 15 lst September, leis dividend 31 per trent, 15 „ 1.4 October. April 1• Starch 15 Aprll IS Mardi 11 APdll5 11 Tbla celibritid Oda of pastalloldiao; by Wade panalmlity and tepid pumas, oraod a world Itaotnt rapo/Mhaq and their 'o andmo astonotodation g =wad by ll my asatobt atkok—roa raapactla at to Anibal's to JIL. BAINES And Co, LI : a Agents UM Ns& BAR hod T. IL MAMA tor and Co., loadatball-straok iC. tiMie - rfliers will have the option of paying the instalments In advance, cc allotment, or on any of the above dates, under a dis count of wren per cent: per annum on such prepayments : but In delaali of doe paymen► of the respective instalments, all pre vtoas peyments will be liable to forfeiture. [By payment, under dtMount, the price of the cotton Ia reduced to about Old. per ponull] After allotment scrip certificates will be lamed to bearer. These certificates, after payment of the last instalment. will be exchanged for bm.cis to " bearer" In sums of ElOO, £lOO, £5OO, £l,OOO each, with comas attached, payable let March, let Sep tember, es stated above. . BEITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL STIAM aa the between to Mins 11 11 1+110001. 41 as t r a l ArrO ld lil, and between Mid BOeTON. Ilia nawaylo nil at Rahraz or other ports to land and receive geode, and paelengers, the &Won dip Wilma at lla= bat pad receive peateallors and har Majesty's malla pp fellowW or calm vesseis are V. etesteo - tip? Alvsepord. .e at Cock to receive the Midis: Arraignment& have been made for the execution of the bonds in Perla Prom the proceeds ojthe subscription. the contractors and their agents are autbotised to retain sufficient funds to ley the first two coupons. Ths drawings ter the ape ration of the sinking fund will be duly advertlsed previous to the half yearly redemption. An anthenticated copy of the Act of Ratification of the Con- trace may be lairpacned either at the otboes of Messrs. lisreshfields and Newman, the solicitors to the contractor., or of Mama Crowder, Waynard, and Co., solicitors to the agents of the con tractors inLonden... AFRICA, for NILW YORE nelardee Mardi I& ARABIA, tor BOOTOlNkelierdee, Apra 4. forNEW X astarday. Aprll 11. sied-poode for Sonta end Havana., to be 6enetwre4 at New York onboent the 11.11.8 & British Queen. ww =pe= i4. ll o etezed i d ui :: tee end pro:Won: bief 11M L!!; upend eabig dl6. To New York ehte aad 7 cabin. LIP ; Dppe ~ r mond cable, AlB. 17410$ te Banta; ad d. s York, LS ton, end 5 per cent. prlneepe—Appin le J. & 62, Old London , Y. Clue% Hawn, sad 1.2. Moo de In Baas* G. wad J. Dome own,D . se dan Qlaenew ; D. tad C. Whew, QuwenstownD. Water line*, UverpooL Applfatbus for allotm en t to be addressed to Mews. J. Henry Schroder and Co., 145, sclenhalletreet and to the brokers, Messrs. Lauren-e, See, and Pearce, Mellon Mart: from whom forms of application May be obtained. In the event of no allotment being mods, the deposit win be Immediately returned." A peblie soberriptlim Is simultaneously opened fa Liverpool, Par* Amsterdam, and Frankfort J. HlinfllT SCHRODEIt and Co., • Agents to the Coatraators. 144 leadenhanetreeS, Mardi 16111. COTTON LOAN OP TEI CONFIDERATH /MAIMS OF AMHICL 1011 OF APPLIC•11011. To be forwarded in Messrs. J. Henry Schroder and CO., after payment of the preliminary denten to the bankers. 210.. To Mears. J. Henry Schrader and Co., Agents for the fkos. • tractors c the Cotton Loess of the Confederate States of • Arnertoa. _ _ _ BTURAGI TAMAR BY MAIM 0.11 lie, 81X OIIIIMAD (Al at TO MIT= trILIIMBLA 101 ra N I M Ir cuLI STEAII Tb O s ONElThilatil w ol: to 11PULA . Ar 41P2 11634 titiod 144, "11 In Reno • nem IM . CL Vol MTran C NAIN IT Vlr Y 07 Morel IL — r 'very rocoesdb. eirdoire. Mir wow It and tl plasm. seassplizi to the mom madstios. Forward pdasea, !minding al provolone arsimt. Perreogers for Orards. the United Stater, and British odimails, looked thro co only advaarageoar terms—For /mew particulars rogy to WILLIAM INMAN, Waterotreet s Unwed; or to MEV= sad MARY. 43, Lag traulase.er.d. aito. TAn - t - fenams,—llarlng pald to Mears. Jonn Loyd and Co. the sato of t hereby request you Mill allot t el the Cotton Loan of the Contederate States of America. and hereby agree to accept the same, or any smaller amount that may be allotted to and to pay the further sum of tlO per cent on the Lone ehen'allotted.. IDIECIALIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS the nadennenttewO arsteden etouner. : ler AM and the EDINA, the BATAVICR, tree Ye MU& and Forettn Slam Wharf, Waiving, every Sandal, at 11 as tares: 42 43.. fl 101 , and 17e. ed. Ratan tickets, • a tee and a half the IFYINOOLD, Theradey wends( early, ben ea the TOWN'. lays Al. Per D2ZIIIII, the SCHWALM:A, CONDON, or KOWA eller Daftly Thinettay, bath Dereelvdore, at U as ; at no. her to rthatve perengers at soon. rues 41, mai - e - stitial - en, your - °Wise& servant AWrta Dale SEVEN PER CENT. COTTON LOAN of the OONYEDRIATI STATES of AMERICA. for 1.2,000.100 Mediae at 20 per ouet. MICR IS HUSBY GIVEN, that the RDRICIUTTION LIST of this Lean Till CLOSE et 2 o'clock TWS DAY (Saturday). March 21, Iffe& LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAVOH sal 80N. II sad 4. GOODOZWraWir. W. IaiiiOTHENSITILO, the OUSTAP WASH, Maskri , from Issaita ß Paraa. Alga, 82211., and LL • Per AGIN, taw NIWSKY. Mee Ilk frank Alba oda Mar. Para, IA k Par MOO" wip, ta d = at Chaplin's Universal OS" 1 1 1, 1 = PS, GLAM. awl PIiaLLPPS, BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS sad 0017CH/1 Partsek Tanager% Tido. Palms bass. fa —l/11 Plecedlll7. Ostalomps tree. rkAVIES'S SPERM CANDLEB, la. 4d. and A! Is ed. gm ; Ins BAUM was la. Id. : trunspersaS was h. Balannt wen awl Is. ; Osman was Is. k ; M asa ass Is; mina Is. Id.; omassins, Id. Yd. rd lbs WO, ; nasal& for Pabswits brim, nismana ; diPi. did. id. ; Cobs oil, Is per ralbs; yellow map, la., 4ft, sad at par 111Ibs. ; nscalsd. : old brown Windsor, Is M. Der picket ; mason brown Windsor, Is; whits Windsor, Is. al. ; Mash Is 4d. : 'lroning and aimed, Is. par bnp—Sor ask at F. DAMS sad BON, adosabliebed yam Wan. 81. et. Ilisithenlans Cbaringaross. IsMos W.C. THE LONDON and WESTMINSTER WINE OONTAWT (limited). Incorporated with limited liability under the Companies Acta, MI, whe of th reby t ir he liability of Shareholders is limated to the sament e &MIL Strand.. Charing croon Capital 260.000. M 10,000 Mune of Ai mei. (With poorer to es Ma) par Phan on A i pier sma Ma as Allotment No Promotion Money or Prellatinany Expemma. eapbb Clarks, 114 hirtesisksaWimme I. W. Lary Noe ad. Ims.. Standsh-vildia, Iseitestoa. if 3. Bolton, MR., Grovepark. ilagabory. -- -...-Ockload Gum. letashorniatrest, Portia. !lemianabi bier, big.. Upper liellowsp. Palen ark el Lamas, Charing-mom Branch, 4, Pall-mall See& &W. lsoises.—Meems. Salon emd Wond, 1, Crown.eourt, Thread needleetreet„ LC. Souclftse—Meeara. Kimberley and Pope. 26, Old Broad street. E.C. ADDEIVIS. Jeans Hatton. Em , U, Margate street, KC. Moo &bed Stubbs, am. 1 0. Northamplon.park, N. Manaosa—lr S. Marsha& Kan 8/oClitilT —Freda Parrar i sea ., 04, Strand. TeMporary lb Anew MoorpAeotreet, City. The objects of this Compsay are to Import, purchase, and sell *dry descrirro of foreign Meek sr , its, and Mare, aro to undertake the direct agencies in Enema of wine powers and shippers esitablaing the burner of this Company, th e Director. hove secured very eligible premises near Cbartogask and also the oblestablithed connexion and sleek to Irak sashed to a rep lucrative burner, which has been established upwards of 40 years, and of Itself will yield a hop art to the Otosiony. The last returns of the Cestaboire show that a eon gumption of else (which was LIMAN alms le thlk the lath gear of the high duties. Increased in 1861 to 11,000,003, or con rashly over 50 per at., and It Is an admitted fact that ten • Ma Is all in M. Infancy. it will hardly be necessary to add that the prods. derivable fres the sale of wines are very large, sad that the Company. by importing and shippingite own was, wen save the art of the shipper and the cost of agars and wB6 thus be Ina positioa to offer to i he public wines of superior rty at same time prices secure to th i aL have bleen ch arge ts= i nd . at fn pool of which It may he mentioned, that so anoxia= formed • :Mr purges. object. ny °f ie ads Comps and *We ead e ) ; Ilwerylhe per cent per asses. An Important feature In this Camay will be "A Sae- Mira Tariii.•' which will WOAD to them' the advantage of pur• drag wins, splrl4, ank liqueurs at a erasable discount ths pebll price list the Company. Attrition is drawn to the fact that no Promotion Money or expense albs charged to the Company, which is L'lttn r eu' ausatse es of the bond Ode character of the undertaking. TM Directors intend to commence bushes immediately, and they have reared the lorries of Mr. W. It. Marshall, as manager, who hsa been many yenta =Sleety engaged at t be toads. • mimberot the shares have already been taken. and applies- Mon fee the remainder must be made In the annexed form. Secure panted with a deposit of 10e. per share to the brokers, bears, ariction, at the Company's temporary otter, or to the Ism at Itis odic., where pros es all information abe steamed. RD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA D . I:Ni f igir° b•sa, &trim tventy4vo years, emphatically Nano Scaled by the medical profanation, and universally ateeptiad by the lic, al the NA tamed, for acidity of the demo* headache, goat, sod hadlgestioa, sod se a mild app. abet for atede constitutions, mere especially kw ladles mid chum. la Arita of parfait parity sad of anthem y DINNIWOILD and Co..ew Ilead. Wrest, Landon. mild by sit napeatablit claseelma thangli. W the wa& QPIKTTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, will most eertaleb promos the Witt. Hefter eaosset be made. Steel, with mutate or pebbles, lia; steel. with Se. to 10s. Gold sad Silver Spectacles sad Ilye-Olaram peel variety, at equally low prices. Harris's Prospect Oboe, Ifs St poi free. THOS. HAIM end SON, Optimism to to. loyal /1•07. moil' the British Mumma Gads, Lomita. Estabtleleedl7lo. tloo.—No travellers employed. RUICIE6L'EI NOVELTIES for the SEASON. The ALEXANDRA, PRINCE of WALES, and ROYAL BRIDAL BOUQUET. fa N. seek The ramolette Fan. delight- MIS Perfume tram a• ML. a egodonen At post for 60 aorta. The Turbialtabented Ohara, en elegant golden ornament for the watch chain. la ; by poet for IS Matopa—L RIALSIRL. Per fumer. en. Strand. AMU, Cernhlll. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Parma] Attraolloa, sod to health and loperlil by the malleatke of food. ROWLANDS* 0 NTO, er f'EABL DINTIFIJCZ, eserpoinsded of Oriental lagredisetA et hentlinble yens la preeentrof sad Onatliyl the teeth, the inn sad la vier • pleadag to the ll.w rretr al lt eradicates tartar rots the teeth, 'moves to of laalplent decay, and polishes and preserves the b oss to shish It banns a peut-Ilk' .Misses Its %ninth= write' hen °Mined the panerge of royalty sad the eras, of IaWS, rid it is selversally la kWh mate Moe is. ed. boo. Sold at ID. latton.stardea, sad by Chemins sad Ask for n Itoshads' Mono: VOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and A.l meet nonfat Invention of the d.. AQUA AlflatELLA.— Marra JOHN 008NILLL and Co., Three nog -murk Lowiberd gree4 perfumers to her llaleat respectfully ogee to the public this truly sane/ow told. which gradually restares the balsa het So Its printer ems--so matter at what age. The Aqua Amoral]. hen woe of the properties of dyne, It, on the contrary. la besenclal to the system. and when the heir is moo restored owe appLicetlon per month will keep it In perfect colour. Rtes one guises per bottle. ra. A DETER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOTTS arum sad Livia" PILLS, prepared with oat eny Mercurial Ingredient. ban the recta of Dr. beak will he hand invaluable to all who suffer from lanai and liar am- Palate. Indigestion. wind. spume. giddiness, diadem of the nate. Yor habitnel costiveness, u a family aperient medicine, end se &perkier of the blood, they are truly excellent; mild In their operation and gratefal to the stomach they creeds WOW% poems digestion. end strengthen the whole 1.1PI•O• system— dud by W. lambert, a King Willianiat, Charing-mak sad by mut druWra, beteg, is. list end ta. gd. De ears to ask tee Dr. Soars Mime and User Yills. 7M gandu ere a square Pew yeekan. with Lambert" eastreved a the death. A STHMA, BREATH, BRON UNA. Infollibly relieved and cured by cHßMA'rris. irsuirr the =PIC* CIOAPAITZS (Pectoral Fumigators). TM nooks, being Inspired, penetrates tab the art, cab= the wild* eery Gas system, billfish:B expectoration, and assists the tomtit= of the teekeeeteat °mane of reeptratton.—T. Nap* lee d'Anoster• dad . Ha I Pada Price fa dd. a box. Sold In London by dot* Merhad Iklt. &lOORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE neleres asalteod to Ile swat shattered oraslttatloas to roar weeks. /awe 4 Istpradbla IY elects are permansat. is onseltratou .—d.ld In ... elth tall laetraelloas, at 11a, Jr four qua for ate, seat swelter% carefully peaked on veselpted eum4Maaaaor staatpa—Gols siesta PROUT wed re.. tee 110/0641 wrTionkrher. COUGHS, ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT CON- ! SIIILPTIGN are iII'irIrTUALLY CUM by 'LUTING'S INVIGORATPTE NICRVINE ESSENCE. COUGH LOUNGES. Ettatlatice real One 60,000 persons Anon- , .IL maw edrunsay prepred sad loose powerful twirl. lay DU victims to pulntooary disoaders. ischading consumption, New sordid new laboincemi ; renown So Mar normal condltke alsorma of the chest. and the reeptratory wpm Trevenidon Is as Y. manaleas. ta• integrity of which video( health de alt &Mimeo better than entre ; be, theredwo,ms gone, the panda It le • Inglis o s pes s a s ast wo u eo ee , end debtitty wet sad wintry ssweon with a owl et Ogg Lo. of all 'dada Dr. isondt, analyst of lbs aaalyttod eanitery eon. arm wheel geese. the whine of marlin en as et oaring relation of the •• Lan' •—•• area Use o i n k sit ch ia taw ter „„„,„„ tar t he yorativr perdue emenes, tam 00 that It le • enelinstion aged: moolife bromaial Inflation, end Is, bsprovbag the well ealeseeled. Isase In ggetsaety, meow oar Ingrating, taltaar Ile insulter, Stateneas, finge. end Agee ben loon Maim 1111 44wie nia, mentosable be the Nen ginniesi than.—Prepered mad sold be bone, It , and wenn elee and Ike ' —Price Y . parboil* Una, ea and toe. ed. ogle, by THOMAS !LUTING, ow font gaol be one ler Pk Sole meets limn. Brie- Cleing, to., 79, St. Pees Churchyard, London. Retail by sll laden and Coo 110.0dtan4.ellreet, NIA. sal ID, llimadnball. Ingplas sad Pagel Medicine Vendors la tie world. Weal, LC., Longa. Duns or micro= AND — sum= rArnouuss re so orrAnum. ovum 0171011 OF Pll CHIEF 1101ITS11, mum OF BANKBOTTOT, suoraiumerruir.] BANI(III7P7S. THOMAS 110012, Leadenhalloireet, City, and St Jobe,-berme, ReTama. SIZos agent, to ausreiader April 8. at 12. HWY HOW, olnu-road, licensed victualler, Apnl 18, at, it CIIMILLI QOM, Ilelbourneoquare, Brirton, corn rnerchaat, April 8, at CHaataa 0111111111 T Loan, Klagotreet-terrace, lelington, tailor, April 8, at UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. _ wirarax UMW, Earlth, Haab, vicrtualler, April 8, at 11. JADES WOLLIDIrI, Woolwich, general dealer, AprllB, at IL IZooeasB=2,94. Peter's-4ml, lali opt+ol. publics% Aprfl B,at IL womrac Born rarayAar, New Charttoo, Kent, Lamm, April 8, at 11. TBONU Irmo ORASSII, and Uri= THIDDORI DI LEL; Amitnertsts, City, merchants, March at L CAMBRIDGE, Maws 20. The following degrees were conferred this day Mos. Ban.—Alfred Robert Gaul St. John's. B.A.—Viscount Pollingtou end James St. Vincent San. mere; Trinity College ; Charles Isaac Atherton, St. John's. New Mosaums.— The grace respecting sew museums was non-plaosted, bat was curled by 83 to 62. The remaining Ave grades passed unopposed. Tan Batt Scaotansima.—The Bell scholarships ban this day been awarded to—lat. J. B. Rulers , St. Joho's ; 2nd. W. F. Smith, St. John's, and H. D. Warr, Trinity Hall, Aq. OnDlM22224l2.insleetono-pl ,Pimlico,boreekeepar Starch3o,24l2 JOIN VISTAS, Greenwich, commission agent, March 30, at 2 THOMAS ow. BArrusunr, Victoria-road, Islington, chemist's wassimenessiest. April 2, at 12 WPM SMIDIZICIL LAZARD, St. Martin's-lane, embroiderer, Aran at 11 Cinoitall Minna; geoid, Dayton, mantle manufacturer, Item& 111. st 71dad* 701171 %ZINC% II MAXIM, l'ark4kle, KnlghtmbridlA lobes- Awn 4 46 0/1.0 legentst, tailor, March 110, silt BASTIISW Manus, R e, Isle of Wight, pabllean,Yarek ltat t Wtstitt Minas Bigwigs, Kings-square, GOSWOU•fgada wan boxasenian, March 31,, et I. Join De Duarsolr-terrase. Kluspdaad, and LIZILAIDga ligna.As. sate, chemist.. March SO, at la. AlazurmaYotrise Irtat,Heyllua.llerfoltelrapir,limititll.lW Wittlall ?gin" West-street Bstbtalisreen. Isom dealss, Yards 110, at 1. 111ntaitii:iiligh-strest, Acton, traveller. blurt 3004 2. MITODIr Volt Orrburtoostreet k Marytenons, elseJnaaksr, Marsh at L Cumin WWI! Mastiff, Mount Vernon, HatnpstsitclVgeneral ettopkesper. Meech M, at t AsiaAn raiLlara,Bacicaey.eoad,boot roan ulactr.,MareWat t Jour Itlialitl, Grattonereacent, Hentish.town, Pastier, March 8), at L THOIIIII HAIM, Nerbau, Salop, fume, April IL at 12. 11nAlAlt pun, ElreilnOam, engineer, Apra IL, at IL • IVALLIAII UM, Long Itchitacton, Warcrickabire, Waned vic tualler, Aprlllo. at IL JOHN =WI& Eolith-road, near Cardiff, merchant, March 81, at IL WnLYAn HARM, Hk7dWen , Gleenorganabire, colliery proprie tar, March SI, at IL _ nurseryman, Aptll 9, at 11. ?IBMS YOWIII HAY. HittpOoe-apao•Hall, draper, April 1. at IL JANIS LoWISIAII /WHOM Livorppol, book keepsr,Aprtllo, at 11. Maxon NASH, Liverpool, baker, March 31, at 11. EDWARD DIC11:119011 aad Sale= HOILILIT, Livorpool, *mob maaufsclarers, Aprft 1, at 11. . . . _ InWARD fluttlni, liatKUverpool, watch meriptactr.,April 9,at 11. IItIiCCA Wrumns, Liverpool. =Miner, April 10, at 11. Join Bauer Ronan, uveepool, tobacconist, April 10. et U. Join Mara& Manchester, bootiasker, March SI, at 11 ARCHIBALD BLAU, Liverpool, provision dealer, Apll 1, at IL WiLLIAN RaoWn, Durham, dealer in mule, Muth 11. at TIMMY ROOK Chickertaorth. tailor, March 30, at 12.1. loge BIIADIOIik Rowley lied., Staffords&, groper, April; at 11. LAM PR E& Prince's End Staffordshire, miner, Aprll2, at 11. 10111.111011 S, Bowleg Reds. SUM:rash-snail factor, Apriffi,at 11. JAIMa Lll3ll. Ihnlgley, Staffordshire. labourer, April 1, st IL WILUAX MATTHEW& Nottingham, beerseller, Aprll 1, MIL THOMAS ED•111011, Nottingham, baker, April IP, at IL WIUMB Pilaweirrit /Smarr& 15 cat Dean, Olmosstershlre, labourer, March 17, at U. 30E1 Jmtpn, Blakeney, Olen cesterslire, saddler, April 12, et U. COmitAnr Pl7haafC6Jours,Pentaneeffinerpreten.MarCh 2 6. alt Joan WM& Aldwart& Berkshire, blacksmith, April 1, at 12. THOMASQOM, UverpooL boater, April S, at S. JOlMPlentre 000111MA1L1 . 74, porter merchant, Apd Mat L 15410 BOSS, Claytory Y shopkeeper, April 15. at 101. Ronne BaTHWAY, /Teflon , dote, farmer, April 4, at 10. 1.4.1114, Taft, Uncoinshire, bowlmaker, March ea at Si. TIM= MAUAKTbunten Steward. Terabit., fernier, Ma.T 1 , ai .11Eaa ELL[; Portia& Hants, carpenter, April 4, at 11. 010ain aNtiffi, Nortiffinpton, tinplate worker. April 4, at 10. WIUMB Mani, Itermater, easpester, April & at 11. CMAaLo PLISON• Clopping Gumption, tiletweeterellire, licensed victualler, April 4, at 3. °Maga Luffisful. Yfedneibury, balder. /Waif& at 14. CRUMBS COLS. Ocarborough. innkeeper, April 4. at 4. 411101 ten Talunnilt, Yoilre, April a, at 12. WILLIAM Watairr, Raton Spa,- YorkWtA cab PluSaliffor. March 31, at 11 JOHN Bart Church Le s ta,Ydrksh.,wbeelwright, March Shat It PSWARD Mitre& K confectioner, April I,at iL 31.11110Reva0001IMAI I PAin Jorksh.,cloth weaver, Aprills,at 10f. 'LIBATION& da tall C. J. I.finte7 . late of Gracrecherchetreet, oats AprilMayl6. Bar r l. is, ClimpeCi ly-roa ndale, Cheapaids, commisaion agent-' 9. A. dcigar ealer-AprilHow land, Tipper Blandfordhtreei, , Dover- d road , commiseion agent- April 27.1. Dame, Chareheteeet, Old Bentereed. bricklayer- April 16. J. L fad& Orevmend, dock agent-April 10. L J. Ledge Sutberlaadterrace; Mmleo, caldnet maker-April 16. G. Bingham, Bow, risgsr-apll IT. C. G. Creeper, Aldershot. fishmonger -APrilt& RitUirm Ponlaed-gardens, Notting bill, appraiser-April 16. p. Ru the rford, Brook-terrads, Upper Claptou aminiatant.-Kffill 11 •J. IffirAben, Comptesentent, Brunswick-square, builder -AOlll7. C. 1.1. Fletcher Union . row, Camberwell-road, stationer-April 17. W. M. Steen and R. Steers, Spencer villas, Canonbum gas engineer-Apnl 17. D. Brett, Wells, Norfolk, miller-April 17. F. A. Roatelsky, Bluldford street, Manchester-shame, wine merchant-Apr 117. T. William., Hereford.ternicc, Bayswater, chemist-April 17 Prances Auden, spinster, Cberlesetrest. Berkeley-square, lodg ing.house keeper-April 9. W. H. Chlttenden, Brighton-April 9.1. Cock, Skinner's-place, Lendebball.mark. t, offal butcher April 9. J. Burman, Warner-reed, Camberwell, groper-April ft. T. Demeter, Queen-street, Brampton, Journeyman coach. maker-May 6. Mary Ann Barnes, Covenft - May 6. J. header, Wolverhampton. gun Usk manufacturer -May & W. Unnell StrAtford.upon. Avon, bootmaker -May & L C.ettrill Worcester, furniture broker- May & R. Dormer, Berkeswell, Warwickshire, faneer-Ility 4. J. A. Harm, Church Stratton, Shropshire, chemist-May 4. & T. Haynes, Southern. Warwickshire, miller-May 4. H. Adria, ffirmthighem, rawyer-April H. W. Remo, Marahwood, Dune& Mire, farmer-April 20. W. H. Bowden, Plymouth, butcher ! April U. T. Stem, Davenport, lieutenant in the acety -1 April re. K D. Wills Stoke Damerel, Devonshire, pacer-April U. J. Berstleld, ffiletneld, publican-April 15. P. Oreaves, Worksop, Nottloghaniehlre, corn muter-April l& T. Wil -1 Wes , Ifdd, lititatshire. lata manager of a beak-April 9. T. M. Dresper, Ygrement, Chethire, commercial clerk ; =!. J. A. Mffionald, Liverpool, book-keeper-Apra 90. W. •Lower Bronchia& Lusrashire, commission spat-April I& W. Hardwick, Preston, Lancashire, malt...ter-April 14. J. Cooper , Elyde, Cheshire, Innkeeper - April 20. O. Bibby, Presto., Lancashire, licensed victualler-Apra 15. W. Potts, Whale Westmoreland, fanner -April 15. C. Robinson, Penrith, Cumber land, hatcher-April 13. R. Chinn, Charlton bias-shell, Dens& shire, baker-April 11. H. J. Han& kilandford Farm. Dated shire. shoe dealer-Apell 1. W. Cockbaln. Uurpool, tailor-- April 1. J. stewart, Liverpool, joiner--April 10. & Dobbs, Iffiegby, , bag beeler-AprilMoody, Parton. Ram ire, Indio-ant dimmer at Hula, Naval llosal-Aprli 2t. aster Williams hs, widow -Aprll 6. R. Ball sad IL Ball, Rillamill, Cornwall, & 0. Emma, Lb ' Mud, Cornwall, plumber-April 6. W. 011der, St Clear, Corn. wall, carpenter-April 7. B. Harnett, Adm. Bertfordeldre, beer house keeper-April U. J. Thorpe, Middleton, Yerkehde, tam keeper-April & I. N. Orilla& Norwich, petters 140ker-April 2. J. Chaplin, Philadelphia, Norfolk, sawyer-Awil 1 H. C. L ffiddlelow, Thorpe, Norfolk, mrperner-April 2. J. Morris, Hingham, Norfolk, journeyman brier-.Apra 1. L Atloe, Canoe, Norfolk, Unieburner-May 7. D. Kay, Sheffield. brewer's ' traveller-May 7. R. Norton Bole-hill, Derbyshire, Dedham. keeper-April 0. Usiter, Borbuy-bridge. York shire, beerbouse keeper-April 17. T. Davies, Hereford, black smith-April 17. T. Whiter, Hereford, butcher-April 17. W. Bodge& TUUngtea, Bereferriehlm empenter-April la J. M'lal lan. Wyrnondliam, Norfolk, M an de-April 7. P. Eneb7. Stando n, Hertfordshire, cattle dealer-April 21 J. Dronfield, Handled, Nottinghamshire, clog menufacturer-April ft J. Whitaker, Ridgway, Derbyshire, tailor-April ii. T. Osbiddesten end W, Gibaldeston. Prestos, Lancashire, drapers- April 10. E. S. Croft, Boltea, Lancashire, letterpreas plats-April 11. J. Milton, Coventry, Puilder-Aptil 14. B. Deal, Sudbury, Suffolk, wheel. Sright -A pril H. lasses 11m and Jeha Hopes, go t, arricksMni. tarseas-OM S. W. H. B. Oa , Hastings, emen, railway ticket collector-May & J. Gardner, liatherUnd. place, Bayswater. named victualler-April 14. W. Townsend. Uttledeau, Oloneettershdra innkeeper-April 14. J. Williams. East Dean, Gloucestershire, blacksinith-Amil I. T. K. Kirby, Cbleheeter, Sumer, frulterer-May V. C. Walker, Tenbm7, Wor cestershire. provides dealer-May It J. Raybould, Dedley, Worcestershire, boiler maker-April G. C. Cowles, Chelmsford. Pesez-April W. peq. chepist._ DIICLARATIONS a DITIDINDS. JOHJ HAYWARD, (*wear,, balop. scrivener-rod dividend of Ss. d., March 26, and any subsequent Thursday, at Kinnear. linWantr Tlanormar From, Gateshead, connwerelMegent-lat divideed of Pls., any Saturday, at Baker's, Newesatianpon- Tyne. Jon. JACeeort, North Shields, Innkeeper-1d dividend of ba. 74., any Saturday, at Baker's, Newesette-upowTyne. CHARM Bra, Dullingliam. Cambridgeshire, bekher-dividend of lia, say day, at Buttons, Newmarket. CATHAIRM PAirkinsor, Newmarket, Carabridchlre , school. asistrese-dividend of 48. any day, at Maris, New. Newmarket. DIVIDENDS. March 31. 8. Bryan, Northampton, shoe matufactswer-March 31. Y. I. Bellicar, Southampton-street, Pentoevills, grocer- March 30. J. Porter, Liascri.grove, 10°141410am manufacturer- March 30. A. Rea, Worcester, dealer in Berlin wool-April 15. Y. Kirk, Wormier. licensed victualler-April 15. 0. T. &Shy, Bin Ingham, belt manufacturer-April 15. J. Martin, Market Barb - iron/h. Leicestershire, tea dealer-April 15. J. H. Robin son, Coventry, and Ilinekkry, Letceelershise, sessdanan- April 1. O. Stevens, Newton Abbot, Devonshire, builder- April I. D. Young, Leicester, hosier-April 16. J. Gorier. Raw well, Soinersetshire, licensed sietualler-April 1. J. H. Sollitt, iseparate estate), Cottiaginie Yorkshire, merchant-April 1. S. folmcs, Kingstomopon.ll draper-April I. J. H. Cottinkham. l'orksh W. G. rioilltt, tiapton-upon- Buil, merchants-April IL J. Dixon, liewcastlsupon-Tyne, the mist-April 15 J. L Taylor, North Shields, shipowner -Aprll22. J. Henson, Denton, Lancashire, asanuiseturtnr chests-Aprti 1. T. Ottblins, Beeeingferd Abbate, Haritingdonshire, carpenter- April 4. C. Overlock, Sad Denham, i Norfolk dealer in glass-- April 2. F. Webber, Bensington, Oxfordshire, hsendmper- April mileB. Wallis (separate estate), Handsworth. Sterfordature, -April 10. W. Holmes, BillillOgh&ON parture dealer. PARTNLIMHIPB DMISOLTIW B. C. Whinkeld, W. Forrest, and J. W. Davis, Newcastle-upon. Tyne, mustard maaufaeturers-W. N. JuhL C. O. iltemthal, and J. F. Itteeitinann, Bradford, York/biro, and Hamburg, yarn mer chants, so tar as regards J. V. Rieckmann-S. Palithorpe and Jane Brown, Albert-terrace, Old lient-road, hosiers-J. sea and T. Darren, Llverpool, carriers-J. Barlow and P. Bar low, Radcliffe, machine makere-J. Lovett and J. Shaw, Over. Cheshire. alt proprietors-C. Cawley end A. H. While, lajr4:- serest. nwasitante-N. Procter. len., and C. Woodcock, ley, Yorkshire, barge sand raerchante -O. Wordsworth sad W. Smith. Thus - land. Yorkshire, wire manufacturers-C. A. Hatlem, wed D. Palmer. Worcester, corehreakers-4 it ! l l i ft a 4 and IL Barham, Cheapside, Ramon-W. Hopper and C. Hop per, Norio., Yorkshire, . Wilkinson and F. Wilkin son, Old Boadutreet-B. D. Spenow, and W. H. Babb, Cowbritkle. Olanlorranshirie, drapem, an far as regards W. H. Babb-Y. L Lynx and H. R. Farlngloa, Bneklersbury, attorneys W. Beihervem, C. C ileelerma, and J. D. Tyson. reseeheate-R 8. Jobs= pad O. T. Parma. HartieFori sad Wed Hartlepool, general merchante-T. Hetherington and W. Platte. Illmireghese, amp Meindeeterrele-EL Wm and J. Ob. Brad. Torkshhe, woolstaplers —lt. Lawson, 0. W. m er c h ants eli R. Gish= street., City, oommindon —T. Chadwick and W. Jones Asliton.under.Lyne, machinists-- E. flislay and H. Wright, Montwelletreet, City testher menu. tacturers—J. Thurmond, B. Wilson, and D. Wilson, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, scribbling millers, so tor as regards R. N il son—B. P. Cbkishoun sad 1. B. Ilsomsos, Lawrence Pountrisphill, City, mend commission lasschauts—Duncan 'Gregor and Co., Greenock and Olmgow, nantkal inarnmetit makers, so tar la ro. pods D. ll'Or•gcw. 1100TCH IFIRIIBNIZAI7OOB. DAM ROM= Ging Glasgow, assondesices went, Womb 21. at tbs Hall, Warw. DAVID Ortinig? BADI, In burgh, solicitor, March 26, at Dowsoila mad Ryes% linataa, TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (Ham's Tstaowts.) THE ITALIAN LOAN. TURIN, MARCH 20. The Opinion of today lays The Italian . - subscriptions to the national loan amounted yester day to 18 millions of Ratites. Reports from several towns as to the result of the subscriptions are still required to make up the entire amount, but the total result is not affected by their abeenoe to any large extent. ." The onlioniptions in Turin rosobiiii tin amount .of mitGons of MM.* ilk Milan !Millions were subscribed'; in Genoa 1,400,000 lime; in Florence 670,000; and in Brescia 280,000. • "These sums, added to previous subscriptions, make the total amount of the loan contributed by Italy from 24 to 25 millions of Renter." TURIN, Na.int 20, Evora. The Turin papers announce that thelcdal amount of subscriptions to the public loan is 26,8715,750 of ante, this amount exceeding that -reserved for public subscription in Italy. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Mawr 20. . In to-day's sitting of the Military Committee of the Chamber of Deputies the oommitaioner of the government curtly declined to entertain the propo sition that the period of military service should be limited to two years, and declared in the name of the government that no understanding was possible between it and the Chamber on that question. TURKEY. VIENNA, MAUI( 20. The Venn papers of to-day publish a telegram from Constantinople, dated the 18th inst., stating that the Afghans had taken Herat and that arma ments were therefore being prepared in Penis. FRANCE. PARE, NABOB 20. l e a France of this evening sap :—" While Austria expresses an earnest desire flat Russia shouki grant liberal institutions to Poland, she is said to have manifested an intention of not en gaging herself otherwise than by as attitude ex pressive of her sympathy with the Polish reuse ; but also manifesting her respect for existing treaties.' ]RICO. YELL CRUZ, Frs. 17 (via Mushy). General Forey heehawed a proclamation ' wherein he &amount:lmi to , the army that the attack upon Puebla will.take place at an early period. The general renews the promise that the Mexicans will , be at liberty to choose the form of their govern ment, and adds that " the French army will remain long enough in Mexico to aid the government in proceeding on the path of progress." It is supposed that the siege of Puebla will com menoe on the let March. Chokes. and typhus fever prevail at Puebla. It is believed that Ortega intends evacuating Puebla without giving battle, and that the same strategy will be carried out at the city of Mexico, the Mexicans afterwards confining themselves to interrupting the French convoys. Exchange on France at 60 days' sight has fallen to 5.30. TILE ALABAMA. SOUTHAMPTON, Kasen 20. • About ball-past 12 o'clock this morning & Cowes pilot-bat arrived in the river with 37 men and omens of the American ships Golden Eagle and Olive Jane, sad the schooner Palmetto, which had been captured and berthed by the Confederate steamer Alabama, Captain Semmes. The officers and crews of the said ships were taken from on board the American ship Washington by the pilot-boat about 30 miles south of the Ids of Wight, and were landed here, and taken charge of by the United States con ani of this port, Captain Britten. Lrvitaroot., consequence of the snivel in Liverpool of a pp enoo who wee for some time one of the mew of the oided Alabama, we have boss p p.sm lead a • of a list of the Meek captured sad destroyed by Bsionses .lace the Alabama left this port up to the 27th of February last. Although we have from time to time been apprised of the names of some of the monk destroyed by the Alabama, yet up to the present time we bare had no correct list of such vessels, and now skit we have it before us, we are surprised at the large number of ships sad the coosequent amount of property destroyed by this celebrated cruiser. The following is a list of ships captured by the Alabama since she left Liverpool, to Feb. 27 :—O•andisk Itterlarbs (steamer), Ocean Rover. Alert, Westberpge, Alta Mahe, Benjamin Tucker, Commis., Virginia, Elmira Dunker, Emily Farnham (released), Brilliant, Wave Crest, Dunkirk, Tow, wands, (released), Manchester, Lamplighter. Lehi Mee, ri Gmshaw, Laurette, Ca tine (released), Levy Thos. B. Wales, Parker Cook, Ariel (released), Golden Role, Golds. Emile, Palmetto, Olive Jame, Coker (re. leased), Washington (released oa giving bond for 50,000 dollars), Castlenoine, Hatteras (man of war). The follow. ism is a list of ships captured by the Alabama since aloe left Jamaka, Jan. 25, to Feb. 27:—Js.. 28, captured the Golds. Rule, boned from some Amerieur port to POllO Rio° ; 27th, captured the brigantine Cretine ; Feb. 3, cap tured the schooner Palmetto, for Porto Rice ; Feb. 21 cap tured the ship Golden Eagle and Olive Jane ; Feb. 71 Washington, from Sea Francisco for Queenstowe, Intl; cargo of guano, released on giving bond for 60,000 dollars. The Alabama ha a crew of about 130 rota, who are paid monthly, and who receive for prize matey bowls which err papilla on the °occlusion of a treaty of peace. COTTON SHIPS TN ROUTS PROM TEI EAST INDIES TO LIVERPOOL-There are at omega afloat from Bombay to Liverpool and London upwards of 200,000 hales of cotton, a large proportion of which may be daily expected. Owing to the large shipments of East India antoe to Almeria' by every available conveyance, these slippier will arrive very opportunely. The 'ameba& pines t reported at sea sr. :- For Liverpool : Victoria Bridge, 3345 bales ; Hehnamann (arrived), 6.061 ; Itowan Tree, 4,563: Queen of the West, 3,085 • Aaron Brown (arrived), 5,152 ; Missouri, 3,946 ; Gleam:mum& (arrived), 2,747 ; Sydney Aggars, 4,715 ; Nor woad, 5,774 ; Floweas of the Faust, 5,436 ; Lescastrian, 5,367 ; George A. Holt, 5,839 ; Jr. Smith, 5,016; Bowden, 5,614 ; Caledonian. 3,431 ; Peerless, 4,806 ; Azuhoe, 4,152 ; James Livesey, 4,793 ; Talavera. 5,166 ; Knight Errant, 4,665 ; Sea Hone, 4,015 ; Admiral Lyons. 4,844 ; Charger, 4,877 ; Elise DoasiaA3,4l4 ; Telmer, 2,927 ; A:mot Lyle, 8,015 ; Hillery, 3.251 • aim Bates, 4,500 ; Flying Vesta, 4.919 ; Kildege, 1,935% Lord Brougham. 3,249 ; Klizabetli Fry, 4,514 ; Labrador, 6.068 ; Indian Quail'. 2,007 ; Ku mhos, 3,310; Clyde, 2,290; Coromandel, 2,689; B. Cobden, 2,193 ; Belgravia, 4,950 ; Roadie. 4,579 ; Hyseinth, 1.462 ; Le Dirigo (repairing at the Cape at Geed Hone), 3,008 ; Star of th e smith, 4,154.-For L ad d = Wiest of the Wi n d, 2,554 ; Glurialas, 1,544 ; Edmund Bay. 791 • Star of Ind* 300 ; City of Carlisle, 2,308 ; Deniel Bantin, 2.920. [Adeertinement,.}-sol.Loweei OMNI= AND MLA -Bs ready.-Now is the senses for threat end shoat area Moe, which rapidly ran oa to doer, wtlea limairested at mic. Meted. On the Ann appearance of irritistion in either pert Ha mews Ointment should be perseveringly tabbed twice • day upon the internal skin. whence It wW less to the slangs, end twer=ez be oex an nelif l lai t la i luenee d im distribut o tto ot eli h ry . lining membrane wID be wabdued, sail the ear parties edam{ both at asommitous Importance for the cantors gaiety. It Is not too much to say that this treatment, sided by HoUowWs NHL a mild diet. mid regulated tempasstese, hoe teetered assay te Met* wins Moab simead WOAKHOUSEF7BI277OBOOIII7 8 INDUSTUAta 1101111011 WALL The second annivewsary meeting of this nosisty was held on Wedamday, at 22, Now Oemendthreet Bes• vice wee performed is the chapel, sad an eddies steile i / the Bev. A. W. The old, after width • the Bight Hu W. Cowes', M.P., ia 81, : s er."/ ;re m spell was read by the lady Baperintemisat. Mies L Tidal& stating that 147 gins had bees sawlike! &nog the two ye a r that the Home had bees opined ; a m i ss go pgia • year est al width number eel, 13 had their workhouse. Thirty girls fire new Is the Home, sad 80 more were preempt an this sieeethet, being thrilled te ream for the day from their plum ; ire eseeived rewards for leav ing remained • year, sad elms sin months in Cheatham. The object of the Home ie is eau rmpesseble girls tram the 000tandertioa of the adaft winds of weeklies's. (tops. Melly the Loados oaes), and as ft I sew mulfied by the Poor-law Board under the Ad of Mimed pouf ]wit Payments ma be made by gurthes ler gide sent by them TB, asirea al the nest Imam ea a home for Incurable sad Wm Wimes bee btu made since the last meeting, and is now esesseed by 16 b lasts, who ere able to coetribate sessethisg lieu& their own msiatenenee, sad have mesa tether days. Pievesel of these women have also bees *maim el warthesses. The meeting was addressed by Lad Devon, fernmely seirethey to the Poor-law Board, who espremed his opinion that such to itutions wen -scurry sepplesesehe the adminiustion of tie Pear law, sad advocated t heir exteasioa. Load also spoke la huge a ftralez see Wits eth iL s 113 8. V. Edict:trim el the Haswell MUSA Bohools. Hr. Oo favour d the efforts mile by the Weelbsow Soddy, cad %who IMO cifind to him for mill* by tbe Bev. A.' W. Muth The oath guy then west over the out house for the Salem, and is the the 60 girls at tee is the large ethethessas where they were atteewarde eatertainsd with a metes of dietakkag . Mews. Pude are muse* dried 1., eanythg is bath them objects, for which at pameet ae ether faelleatlene eMst, as the payments he bath deems it Mutes ere, it course, quite insithicieet to use the atheism Meetings, for the erpreasion d empathy with Poland, were held at Sunderland sad datesbnad an Mims day evening. Resolutions in harmony wit► this object, incladiog petitions to whaler* we,. aisMsiL and in cases the proesseOp were of an entheiselis sharnster. • Similar meetly, are bail( snagged fee a the neighbour. hood. Fossur-orszcz, MARCH 17.—The Queen has bees pleased to impair William Parry Jerre, Ir., to be her Majesty's maroomil at Bessoish.--G4le. THB LAIR RRICIATI ELECTION.—On Thursday evening • meeting of the Mare of Reigate was held by requisition, is the Town.haft, Rodhill, to bear • statement of the arrowroots under which the psalm gibed tie return of Mr. Gower had bees withdraws. Mr. Gorr/tad. it appeared, in • letter to a f ri ar, Wirer' his islientics not to offer himself for re-a ectios upon the dissolution of the permit parliament, and to do all in his power to arta the liberal party in the borough ; sad ow the faith of this pledge it bad not been deemed ervisableto pressed with Oho petition. Thin explanation ti deemed satinfackiry by tile meting. Auxerre' Berteroterr Ft/sm.—The annual meet ing of the sritooriberi to the Artiste' Beardent Fund *as bold ijaesterday afternoon at the FIFINO11•008 . Term ; Mr. J. Dimond. the ha. soordary, otoupiod the air. The report stated that the fund costinued to enjoy dr liberal support of her Majesty the Quer. The .moat paid to widows doting the year had her 7161., _sad to orphans, 611. fa The gross receipts el the yer bed her 1,4601. 15e. 11d. The expesditare balms 1,0611. fir, sari af tor purchasing Mt stock a harma n sos. lid. ressidnel The farad property amounted to M,2101. The roped was rearouely adopted, and after the vies-president= mittee, council, lc., for the ensuing year had been the worm was terminated by a vote of ranks to rho eltakers; MirrooldLrrair Boons OP Worn—A special • of the Metropolitan Boer of Works was held at the rice in Sprisigipitheos i Mr. J. Thwarts I. the ohm. The board was Mir to priest a repatulatary address to his Royal the Prior of Wei upon theoccasioa of hie and also to the (area on the arm subject. The lord was • Warr. Rs. Tire, M.P., roved the ethiption=l addiassse,which were sapportod lry Mr. Pliftlips sad Mr: fr, and d rum amid waselmasiyowia , steps wore ordered to he taken foe their peeesatetice. The ordinary meeting of the board re thee held. Tenders warn opened far the construction of • sub's , ke., along Serb. warkdreet, between Great 0 and Birk friars-rood. There were 12 coureditem for this work, bat it was obtained by Mr. rearm for the sum of SOM. The board proceeded to re deers cl • marry for the distrid of L. George.in-therlfast, St. Botalph Wirer. Aide** and St. Paul's, Shadrill. Time were after or didetes, but altar as election the Ades fall swop M. Markham. Mr. Draftee, ILP., yeensent te astir mowed " That mussel's opinion be taken as to whether the resole. Coo of the board of the Ilth of Febru, 188% must not be reminded or altered before this beer ass pm coed to the purrs* and securing of land for the Moir ma of • pars at Finsbury." lu support of this mottos he rid that in 1859 a resolution was pat sod ter. tied that this board world tire so reps for the formation of a park for Finsbury natli it shird be in poression of foods other than these derived from the direct tartar of the rdepayees. In the fare of this resoluta= another was pored led week, that they would proceed with the fon:Mice of a park for Fizebery, although no additional foods whatever bad ern boss placed in their bends. It was his grim that helm they could proceed to make this perk the tenser reedatima most be rescinded. Mr. Brooker mooded the arra. /Ids pre rise to • thermion, in which Mr. Deputy Harrier, Mr. Savage, Mr. H. L. Taylor, Mr. Froasso, /14. Pecker. and others took part, but ultimately it was carried by a large majority. A further diactialoo then mood se to the solicitor being retracted to draw • am IS the odder sod submit ills the bet brume tore slaw* essmiltea. Oa the motive berg put no order was made era she subject. Mr. Deputy Hamra then moved:—" That the salloitar do prepare a ear to ho eahmitted to ceased, but Ia lie Rae bistros that it should be laid before the board for its ay. provaL" On • division es thisquestion so order was esed It wee Snail determined to War the queers to the Soli. °Mr mid Mr. Ramer. Some sisimprisat brims was dreamt of, and the board adjourned. RAILWAY AID POILIC COWART= IV PA ELIA. xnr.—Tesfadq the NM of the West Drytes, Stare, and Woking Jordon Railway. for a railway , re.• time points, sod for arrangements with adjuring err ies, wee opened by Mr. rhino, y O. . e , and winsome nod I. its fawner by Mr. Redraft, , sod He.. Mr. Barks Allier hearing the tees of the th Wader Comm), in awe maim), conducted by Mr. Jobastee, the commi ttee pared the bill. The promoten'esse for de smalpirostir of the Great Wasters air Wed Mithead Railway. akar, and the opposition will open ea Mooday. Cumulative riders was adduced in favour of the Bristol Derr sad the minims is the other °morass, where the Leedom and Company's South Loader hoes, and the Went artLpsol Railway bile were under cm:laid/ration, related solely to the provisional claims. The bills parr is Mr. Mammy■e committee included the Hereford, Hay, and Brom, for increase and regulation of their espitel ; the Glasgow sod South it eetern, for increase of sad otter =re Wrier to capital the Semmes Marlett e ! lion, the Wear Navigation and Ploadwird Docks, Workington bock. Hug by Waterworks, Waterworks. and Nottingham Gas. The bill for the Pontypridd Waterworks was rejected Is Lord Ebery's COlll ulittes. - - A Ht•VT OUTWARD MAD. —The which left Southampton yesterday, took oat lb* hawse Australia's. Chi., India. and KeiStemeasen mail mu knows. The toad ecuested of wady 1.260 boxes sad begs of letters sal oesrapapers. The magnitude of this meal arises from the mat number of mewapapers seat abroad, matainiag the accounts of the entry of the Princess Alessedra into London, and of her marriage with the Prisms of Wales. The mail for the odour of Victoria filled nearly 450 box. The mail sent in magaitede was fee New Zealand, which was contained Ia about SISO boxes. The whole mail weighed upwards of 40 two. Corirzozeara Cal pre.—The debt of the rebel government has bees run ap to over mix lutedred sad ingenuity is tortured almost in vain for new means of cr ed it. If gold here brings seventy cents. Above the par of the national paper, it there three or four times as mush above the par of paper. So far as regards the pecuniary "sinews of war," therefore, they are three at four times nearer exhaustion time oar. seless—tees allowing that our Resent price of gold Is legiaimate, mad not, ae it aetuelly is, the result, in great measure, of apeculatioth—Nns York Tina. A telegram has been received from Lisbon Mane( Met the Porn,with the homeward Australian ma. left than foe Elocithruaptoe me Wednesday at 9 a.m. The " Morning Post," Sept. 29, speaking of Benson's WM.'s la the Exhibition. says-- The eollection of watch., shown by Mr. tendon is a large, and at she rem time an Interesting one, and considerable attoollun boo bee. paid by the exhibitor to the decoration of the Caere. Many of them me extremely elegant In the design. and were the malts of prises offered by Up Benson to the pupils of the Routh keuslintto• ebbed of Design." Chronometer, duplex. Myer. bostsnatal, repeellers. ensile second.. kryleas, spilt seconds, sad every ow emiptlon of watch. from the plainest to the Marmot tjut shift the at Y at memos capable, adapted to all allimisOla. Baron' Illustrated Pamphlet on Watches ,free by pet for two drop) contaln• a short history of watchmskimg, rare. and prima sets se • geld* in the purchase .1 a sod enables those who Bre fn Amami& fret. Wales, ab sos i s k. s . or my part el the world, to select • smash. seer 3 f r. • said est i l, Losdm . ldi;:aolt i ensco bedi7Pato ItLWtM. ea ad Voissetimmoshi ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, Cov en t-G a rd e n. Uoder the maziagsment of Mime LOIIMUL PTNE and Mr. W. NARA/MON. THIS KVILYING, for the BENZEIT ef Mho LOUISA FYNE. To commence with LE DOMINO NOIR. Mime Lodes Fyne. Sumo Ppm, and Thirlwall ; Masco. I iD. Patsy, IL Corsi, end George Perms. After which, the last act of TIE ARMOUR= WeiANTS. Miss Louisa Fyne, Mies Anna Hiles , Coot,C. aad W. Monism To conclude with META'S 01/fT. Mir Loots Poe. Osodactor—Mr. A. MEL. LON. Ganinewee at Seems.