The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-21 00:00:00

.„....,...i.,, . . _ • , _ ~ , ~•„.. ,fri,oz.6 , -, 0c.,.._.„--z-,.„ . , . ~ c___,_•.i.....„,„.,,.......„,------" , ...-- , , . . p-A..4 ; 7,--- - • .. (II .- ill l .1 _:.I. :: I 4 ( .• 4 1 -11:1' -- ----- ~......_ . • I _ . _ _ • ,• . . .. .. v • s •. • No. 5,159.) LONDON, SATURDAY lirailNG 11.13R.Taltir .21; ' 1863. li .. . --....-- ArI.ILCUTTA Direct, with gnick despatch, the • WIRE PRINCE of WALES'S MARRIAGE PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • I 6 . L TiWja .t.--..u..........__.__,_„...,__..„_._.X._,__,..,. w aithlT, Woresterebilik Pricer - Mara IL . 7 . I 11 .) magnifteent new clipper ship C M' OF BOMBAY, A 1 13 A. will be celebrated at the LONDON PAVILION by a -..,_ Holder , rams, Worcestershire, plumber. mire 991 tons relater. KOHUT ILDAIII, Commander belong- moments lINTERILINMENT, (Harm OF 80LICTT01111 AID sown= PARTICOLiRB le as ILNERTIFTCIES ANNULLED. lag to Ileum George Smith and Sono of Memo's). Thin un- on the MINING of TUESDAY, th e 10th of Nazi lath , Feb. le JOGS Jgrilite& 081WAIIIRD A? 1111 MICR OP THB CHI azolernan, i a l agricsstreek ffigegue7-mad, bed Mailed vessel, built in 1502 expressly for the trade, made her visitor will he pre s ented with anther. out from the Clyde to Calcutta In 90 dec . , and offers the A HANDSOME SOUVENIR, COM OF BA/IMMO; RthinGRALD.STRIRT.I Feb. m. 6. Jaen wino'', Sunderland, bootmaker. ppers dens gouda - App to GELLATLY, in commemoration of the suspicious event; and no exposes or BANKRUPT& Feb. 16. 211161thir PIM K eyeshot'. Pomenetshire, solicitor. • zearn - y r , - ..,r8r4 , 1,..4.,,,..,..a.ii,...,... • C. exertion will be spared to then,crers the proceedhlgs with that mum/ Feogrom pm., gtemmg.Surr e y, hang e r , t o mummer ill s. OF DIVIDIINDIL r taty due to the occasion of the nuptials of gogianers future y am % 11, id 11 . JOHN WIJIMInuts. Barge-yard, Bucklenbury. math, beim- ' 'SORT PHILLIP Direct (to sail Feb. 25, last Jong Limn NHINIOIIII. Millmanatreet, Bedford.row, cons. lent dividend o' 11a, any Thursday, at Standelds, thrilogball. 9tl ice LONDON PAVILION, ilobbormairset 1 shipping day Ord, the splendid clipper ship SITMIIIRLER,areaI ark. Mach 11, at 11. street. Al, IMO toes register, R. HUGHIffi, Commander ; toadies in , fiNflall CONIM.Lon. De Bearevoir-grout Kingsland, gentleman, WIUJAR Wcontow, Princesthreet, Hanovereqeetc, tailor- bri the last India Docks. Thh beautiful vessel was built under T HE LONDON GRAND RESTAURANT, March IL at H. lid dividiad das td., any , Thnrsila, at 6 's, Baling' special surrey is 1860, and prewar a favourable opportunity 1. LUNCHEONS and DINNIUMI ALA CARTE eien be bad Catnap DANIEL Mlithrth e tlemnstered, agent, March 11, at 11. hallahrest. lo skippers of gm goods.-Ap to DRV ITT and MOORE, with COMFORT and DIAPATCH. HiItROANN 110thlR7th. Biortddatreet, Finaltary, merchant, Timor! rawer. eareenaorf, Innkeeper-Ist dividend of ] 9, thlliter-street ;or to ORLLAIL`f, HANKTY, and TAWILL, SAWYER'S FAMOUS LONDON DINNIE, ready from I till 8 Matchll. sa IL 3 s. 1i51... eny Teenday, at Wthtmcwe's, nieveneenea. IT, Leadethallsireet, LC. to the Grand &loon, oth. Id. oath prom Atecenni tomes Haag Barr Mina, Bright,., Proprietor DIVIIILNDL leg Special dining-rooses for Wks Me thatheirm of an sestertshroent. March 1L M 11. March 17, W To rnoldne Heath and Reach, BaNardatila, Unt Q HANG RAE Direct.-First Ship.-The BAL- Ogaden* mid ma misalnaml *MS antaaAand mathAtilason 1 1 12a22.1 ""aaana•ParSrd.liarrobrrY.beadeir t Mesa 11 , 5111 . , truser-therk 17. J. Dana, Oreenwieh, and Derby, beerethaker r . OPEN ON SUNDAYS MHO FOu A FILL one Atart,fillere, Surrey, builder, March 11. 45 IL -Marsh Mt J. Haabes, Nerthassaeo boa manabaret.... MN ta LLRAT, A 11t years, HENRY JONI& Ommeteader. will SAWYKR. Preprister, AMON= BALM Lower Thameastrtist, thrionarro moat. . Mercha nt / awe. and J. Upton C gench De " eel " M e " in the gent India Dada al day raaa7, ss ' illiS le. ILXXX•B7BI:97. cow= of CHANCIRY-lANR. Mara b, ab & I nen- IR C. T Glover Harbin: StaffOrdsCe Thi tr =Na inst., and leave the docks on Monday the bid March-For freight or apply to HOLIER, KNEVITT, and HOLMES. eissit, Mash 3, M 2. ROOM 2110110605, Ironmonger.lane, City, ooramisaloa agent , i ret .girs 'per-fl= viffiggli y, hatarg er- m iging . imerpc la l. Tffi sit silL t-igarch 6. pee fluir-coart. &C. ;or to GULL/LT, HANLEY, and STEVENS and SON, Wine ST--- 6 't Merchants- SKIVELL. TT, Leadashallatreet. EC. WINKS of superior quality. Ports : Superior old crested, march g r a* a choice, Me, 000 - i ditto from the wood. f 7 a. RitCALAS DOW, Jun., Clapham-common, phunbee, Marth 6, at 2. 1 ' l ,, c • Swi ft' 16Pandsk t r innt r a 7, 111w " 6 ' IL S. LiTeg l ie°l ' Rai Vs.; superior, Sla , Dia. per dozen. Sherries • Fine, He, ths. WILLIAM ILAITLAno ctiorszr. Pancras-square, Old St. Pancras- '- - LACY BALL PASSENGER LINE of gm : high quality, tha, the, fas. ; Vino dl Pasto 48s. Amon ; vonall ' ire. c. al"- MarcItY. N. j.Lot ill yta, " l.l 4' v P.dibelk ine= en 1.1 CLIPPER PACLNDS far AUSTRALIA treat Imelda direct mad sad mimenita, ago ea De r 1 3ed JOHN Went, pear tlibsomews, Bedford-square, cab driver. 1 T.,,,tormarell,g/grehecc. I. ligter C e h ffi r geS o LlaboZ rich er dry, MO ; knaelba, ift : Chlunagee. good Mara S iir t , !.. brok lmaim er- March - Few itareil lor all T. MO; Peet lip. Tonnage. Docks. To Sail. 36a, 42a. . eta: ditto choice brands. eft.. Ma, 72a Claret, 10e.., la., tir V, Bahama stationer, March 6, at 26 Modena Liverpool, alnpbrokers. COM as, ; st. Julien, Le, Oa, Ida, Nit. : Chateau Margaux. die., NW, 0 - 7 - Delaten. stationer, M ' eh 5, at le. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVID. ' Orilla City of Mader-. UN London Meech 10 72a Hocks and Moirs Es., a., 64a. very superior, alt., ths. Thomas gut nestmg, seed maker, March a , a t 2. C. Haglike and H. if Reddltch and Ashwood Bank, 3 1 City et Sydow dtu rtnee nnn ot tnn oth n er un d=so num ns equally reasonable. All goods 010 es WAtthonn, Tunbrithe Wells, broker, March 3, at 1. Woreeinersidn, button d en- . Houghton and T. Thornton. th s Sydney ... ‘ a , VW tondos Aptil 10 • 1 Oiew Ka Joao. ME& - 78 lalsnoPePa• Wa.uar Aaron, Crotched Friar, wine merchant, worth 0,141. geddi c _,,, te k Wrreeatec_trah.,.....,ne. Acs -8* S ' men and 0. gat. mom. ocigan tomb .. 2,008 Z. India Feb. LS street-within. rattan Form Pangboerne, Berke, victualler, March 6, at L map. "...... v ...a.m.. sinl ry ssasssva, war an card makers dim Melbourne . • Hope =:: L e l e cianha aPwe 3,500 R. India Feb. 28 p 2,0411 & India Mesh SI ÜBE FRENCH BRANDY , JAHNS MIHNINNS sod ninon anththo. 86 WARRAN'TRD, 20e, PEE GALLON, 42a. PLR DOZEN : Fa it IlemPalable limper". March :Tr .... meneelets-J. Brown, ken., ..J. leestr and J. gov Brown, son, Crowden Brook Tintwbue, cassthre , anthers, This ethelosted line ad pease base, by Lab paresably gad a lid. maple bottle. Emit Wll.lthe Rock tomb's Oonouitst, clerk, March 3, at I. so hr e , IN ae r i e ,' I. tint er.-J . Conway and W. ' r. 4 ..„ 1. 7," tad awalla. rimed • meth rime reftelatinti. sad their tau thatets Mae old Brandy In cone as Oa per dos. w mann C° l ". : araNsbanktolak meroLant , March 4 . at 7 . e -- .. - "lar - ''' - in' rEig n 7 -• iii - Affi i f " aim accommodatke is waserpared by alp Saab mint -For 0. WALKER and CO., 11, MARC-ROAD, MAMA Urns and 11101M1 cesium, WIRT, Leigh-street, Burton- jziliahlike".6. W. , iii,Fr. - c ei,. J.,,. H. s idi a i W im weesenseweigat v iv e rsense se Avar ua all w iire and 326. Wordage** Itegeackena. crescent, stamen ea musa, March at Lt. f rdCkla ;an Ara Mt , •••••••••••....•••••• iHOMAI ar Ilk WILE alt.oool, _. _ _ atarch 3, ail lead. 2=A merchante-J. As and J. Uebottoto. MAH- a , a CIA ad Ca, atheituras.4l. it. Rll sad_ a W... =i, Cra A LLSoPPI A S E and O :3I3INNRSS'S STOUT. I "IL" racers "'".A23'. "sgl"°.el ' Phsik° ' ''''''s. '' . Birmingham. Printsellem - W. Lyon and J. Brewer. {ashen. LC. March 3, ME row, St. Luke's, eating - hose keepers-J. Barrowthough awl f: 92 . .Cll. JOHN 7. 81006 and Co., role contractins for Beetled &mild. ALFRED IoLIT, Orpel.terracel/ initials Town, and • --' Beer to the Intethatianal RthibilSon, Agents for Samuel Alison Ar Camden /Own. sculptor, Mardi 16, at IL Barra w douria. Barrankird. Lanceshire, cotton Rimers - , lane C II and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL' and Son's India Pale Ale and Berko Ale, and Guinness, Son. t Jimmy Wootton old Umber Woolioaa, Souther, milliners- .., Ii aI IZIL IS NIZIAI Oreat likend-st, Dou r - rd ., clerk. Mara 17. at 11. by the Admindly to sail and two Rites rig out , Importers of Wises sad Sprite-061cm I MILL= I. Wolvertuunthon emr Importer March 12. at I. JH. Hopkins, I. S. Hopkins , and A. N. Hopkins. Birmingham, P between I.7l2l,ooL a th ili r l ki NV& sod between LIVIA. and Stares, the Royal I:change, LC.-ne trade supplied oa 41,gagn opiengsrpe tunLy.k.',,,iiingd,. ei.j.k. mar* IL as it, tin Plate worker'. go far m ?Wards J. H. Ilelarith-J. Bryant c -FOOL saasortwer, with liberty to call at Halifax or other port* thew teems bus mall and J Cahn Haw khunt and kohertabrida Aliases Gam, CAReoe4M. West, auctioneer, March 1K at 11. J. • - Ir is " r alsera -- to land aad receive malls, goods, and passengers, the Bake Watt= HARDwioL, look Surrey, grocer, March LILL. W. H. Cobb and R. Taylor, Colchester, mink manure mane- IMP.= at Halifax to land and receive peruser' sad BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • ne w Iralameuswow. Varna° , Limehmi; o M A W . nis ar Oat h facture's-D. Taylor and M. Abbey, Delta; d, Yorkshire, pothers T her s amila. The folloN• other vesals are api-W. L. Brown and J. B. West, leven:pool. mere/tuna-C. Louth, pointed to mil from Llver . fr , at Cork to receive tail havestion, so admirably contrived that a fal butt, as N ot 11AILIROMD, Noel-ter. Camberwell. pain ~- 1 1;c.l3,'at 2. Oaten Wthiths, ilUver-t., borne-0i hose sr. 2, alt Inn.. and C. ihni l inardi • Inna rzt: l ai r ta • dra P er ". wci r rall deli mall.: ...e d well as saller casks. may be read or tilted cm it without .. •• • t i et it and W. Gregory, endletory, re, grocers-J. Messer, AUSTRALASIAN. for .' E To . ftetardt; w ear m „ mi ta, It. m im e l a m Impalpable t h at t h e ee db ceat CRAM= Pane, Old gent-read, general dealer, -. -7 - J. Messer, Jos, and B. L. Stacey, Holborn, and Poultry, aty, ell EUROPA, for &WON, flatnrd o lfetech I. a the moot limpid Sell by as Feasibility can be disturbed. ' lain Imad • 61ma ar laan k g rewer, Mush 6 ' "lt " chemists, so far as regents B. L Stacey-G. A. J. Turner and ah r y • ASIA, for NEW YORK, Sat , 'larch 14; ! M i Prise es., lIA, lea, to mit 43, 9, and 18 gallon auks. THOltha Ithasnotlia, Colethld Warwicksh., miller, Mar. 6, at 12. W B. Chandler , IVoodbridge, Suffolk, auctioneers-Sarah Ann .. Row, MAT, Warwick, r March 2, at 12. • Takini threaten sad goals_ for WOW and kavaaS. tabs BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP , MAMMA THOMAS MAIM, ralthiLo, Warwickshire, miller, Stanyce and Frances Bellshaw, Seothport, Luscsahins, teachers the transferred gt New York on board th e 111./LB.B. British Queen , No vent-peg required. No more fiat beer or sour wine. March 16. at li -T. N. White and J. White, Trinty-street, Southwark, bill ~.,,,_ blot Pumice mooey, including steward's tie mad provider, but Prim 4 Ild. ; ditto, Mee Its.-A ly direr hi JAMES ALAXARDIR swoon and WTLLIAM HEART 8W1D111.1., Binning- ri , b ", linter". 0. Flight an d N. if . i it rn. Brid P cat i Do- Without wines or Meson :-To MIMI= and am= vide Imala•„„,,, BARLOW, patentee, 14, ht aastarawase. ham and nuta arramater. turthaceou , ooo. . ca r .. u m. h. at 12. soca attornem-T. Kelly and G. Peak. ancheeter, roe rm. Dar re ateond cabin. Clot To New York. saw'. a.. i gee Usti& name and addrees are ee every ; all Mores» JO= POLITY, Swansea, licensed victualler. March 6, at 11. ehanla-11 . "a n . 2. Law, sa d I L ra i n '. Chick/wan" Yorkshire. ....... °aide ' gig ' Frei g ht t° Haig; ffiseth l and Nev Yckk ' a 1 1 10 floth lithisticlia. Eathavings meth. Establithed lie. •, Timm Paine, Newpnth Moamouthalt, butcher, Mar. e, SU. cotton a t niM-11 ' Cutler and C. Chamber , She ffi eld' mss- out C: d. m tt or e ti 6 per east prima. -Apply to . A Fred, cat, Ol dchants- Hatt and C. Evans, Leatchese City and Hanky. s ARIMCR WALIIMS, Swansea, general merchant, March 6, at 11. ' 7 . g . iesi I, Londoo ; J. IL Cerra Rano, and 12, Place de la Brine. Pans ; 0. and J. Barns, Betobsomealmet, Glasgow ; D. 7 - ONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. ' theoarall HOLLDIOewoRTH Iliterth, &tan, Gloncethembire, Si d ical l a l nw e arth e n ware mannlachirean -4 , • 1 °ugh G. Balfour, W. Dunlop, and A. Wight. City, warehousemen. so Nei miller, March 6, at 11. and C. 11. Iver. Queenstown : or D. and C. Wirer. I. Water. A.A WAIN= and SON, II and 4, 000D02.Etwarr, W. tar as regards A. Wight- L P. Keith and S. W. Devenlah, JOHN 300TRE York, ftahmonger. March 9, at 11. Meat, LiverpooL y ew . G onme, maal ea b orea o . y„ treh. m u. 0 , a t 11. Miter-square, City, and Hackney-O. Dm Ligon and KJ. Lund, POE BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS ARM scnoionne, Haltr.v. Yorkshire. builder, March 9, at 11. Bewcretle'nrii - Trite , corn merchants-J. Marsh. Catherine itc h, TO BRITISH COMMA FOR ME m a mu B eau s A m ni a , m a s s p edants. m ahmx . h /.. 7tany. c atee n sh. y or mh ., t a n ucc h aa eg ee m at .. /aat 11. T lfarsh . , an . % . _Marsh, Dudley, fender manufacturers -J. Spurr, _ LY STEAM COMMUNICATION to team, de.-104 . Catalogues ben DAVID Newton, Leeds, ementeeterer, March 5, M 11. OK. parr, I% onanghem, benders-Et Mellor, insi., 1 W YEW YORK Direct -The LITRZPOOI e NEW YORK, P. Young and J. Mercer, Manchester, bocrellers-W. Brown pad PIIILADUPIIIA STRAM-10217 COMPANY intend despatch. 11,AVIES'S SPERM CANDLES, Li. 4d. and cnnntra IS ' idi 5 ' al 17- and J. Brown, Birmingham, Jewellers-G. Abbmiey sad W. Int th eir toll-poweeed bentlem resew Steam-ships calling Mather Hasa Claw. Goole, ironmonger, March 6at li . at Qmseriesown to . ad miaamem.m ,„, hami .ILP la 61. par lb. ; line Brittle wax, la Isd. ; trimestral, wax, y en . B eam. h a k ewe i t, b er h heh i re, butcher, m arch 7, at 10. Abberiej, Cheadle end Lonerton, Staffordshire leather merchants WIIII LT FROM LIMML 101 /LW YORK. in' em ralißalmma.... ....,......a was 5 :4= 0 .,.. 1 .2, ( " man _ ws4 .- ... 14 ' a. .. ; __. h° ' Joan Milna, Mihail, Labial's, farmer, March 7, at 10. -A. J. 1 mem and W. T. Fox, Gloucester- gardens, Paddington, KANGAROO, Wednesday Feb. IA --." wax, "" i s"" .. . ".."'" ."" 8 7 1 . 4 an-, a n-. awn WILLLthI Otma Broutv, Stockabridge, near Sheffield, draper, s u r g e( ma• 1 CITY OF BALTIMORE, Werthrisy, March 4. the best 100.; metallic Doe s Preare lamps, ; ntegneine, 9d.; m arc h 7 , a t 10, SCOTCH SIGITESTRATIONS. ad every sisoceeding We= i 1171,XL ; mead& N. ; eli, .65. per gaols; anew oak Jogs PAKVAMLIOI and MIN EntsuAlf, Liverpool, provision Joint Dixon. Cob:unshorn, iferw ickstine, woollen manufacturer, def . , paasts is. it a ., aa pleas. a . thea ..... See, , 64a, sad ele. pirr 11.11 be.. mattled,_ of ; old brown m arc h d m i t. Feb. 23, at the White Swan Hotel. Heel.. 7 ...." ris . a .. a ir ,.... , f ",.. thig an w.,,,,.... Whig,. it Lt. : P•E h...7 llsekst u. : 4 B ,CWWWB , abom. browaZindslor ammd. . Iti . whli• IDereer, email'''. Lieweeel. prorni on merchant, Mar . 6. at 11. WILLIAM CLARK and Gloms Casa. Arbroath , manufacturtes, o f t asked. Pamengers for Cana& as ilnited Sates, ad Beth* b e ,,,_ ke • a lc P. bony . is. aadamd , Per Rand Amami and 3ansm Anuthar, Liverpo ol, Umber Fels a at the Royal Hotel Arbroath. Ilpo Balmnbla• Gao le d Ihmagh en aw l =wall forma-pot ham 49, at, Malablene. comilmetroa. Tawas. W.C.ed ware - dealers, liarekg. st IL RODENT WAKDROP, OISECIEDOiIth, Aster, Feb. 24, at the Crown hither particalarsaplyto ITU.LIAM 21, Waterarest, Donor; or la UT= and MACZY, 43, [lira Wllttent,arest, Join ata ,W Wadley, Lancsahlm bricksoaker, March 2, at 11. EMI WALTER SHAW HEREON lad WILLIAM JAMMED CASSEELk RD Ctly. VALUES of goLik-wATHKR,ErroN and JAMBI Sari, Faibwoeth, Lancashire, joiner, March 4. at 12. Gaga, calico printers, Feb. 24, at the Faculty Hall, gitmoDgia . m e th e h i s cirma th ee m th e p.m, and their Tana LaiU,Manchester, warehouseman, March& at IL Gleams 1311 HILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PR77.7.IPPS numerous Patrons, beg to mote the giumemd ...... ea t re , Jew Coos, Wr d , wi Leacashire t. hajc . lwars donee Mar . 4.. t 11. JEWlW Hout Dese naki n L . islidrk. bookseller, Felt KS, et the led Lion •J. despatch the undarmentlaned ihroire shams . the vaLVE of omm, hang tact the into. 1111 " Sig h e, Cumber chemist. March 3, at Ili. nagraan pima. wh it ' s , th es t racre n n g, farm e r. m a r c h 4, at 111. , HOME rams, Glasgow, baker, Feb. 26, at the Faculty HMI, Ter ROTTWAM, the irrxwoosuo, nonewe morning early, r a : r el d al the vide the dmiautu lair tredar d lin i L wbr the Pahl? . thit he tut thibe i.n. Drotheith ad , bus by i mp , Hamm B i ra77 , 7a!:capca , earl hum ... her, m arch 1, et 10. w e ev e r, the ha oil the Taa Fa AL commie. Lir tailor, March 6, at & wee mimeo, acniVALS; CONDOR, or MOWN, alter- Melded into 14 Pans or rasa follies that geld of she Melded e ms. it ne. I, 10 ana t e.. g h a * meals a t nx i AMINO Janie, Salford. Immesh- provision dmiler,Alar„ . 7. at 91. 2 • 0 2. 1, !en • hem lowearlowe. as ei sm.; calling Fa BUM Manchester, lodging.house keeper, Marth 70491. • THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE. Pol A MISECIPSM Pis* to receive yeemagme at arra. Fara : CS. ti. smah • • 24 a lift 17 oarah. • 3 0 I a - I 111 Jog A mu. p ea. bi c au bi t tam b oa a ael l er. m ar h 1. e t 11. --e -pa era. " d p.,, 12n aci .,,, m , 313 . 1 ,,... „ wady pan. m a daa dam aaa lame m_ eI I ta M ema t e clisia :: a l 1,a16 731 state.. :: 4 1 d i' Ta WiLktan n... Am warre ... ll .6. ma, liawinarket, Ironmonger , ann Match 4, it IL, The following is the variation in the amount of '1 Eareelydown. Ibrea At te.____,„ 5.2 ls and a. a male (Bribe lt carats.. 29 53 carets .. 12 8 - -. , Yorkshire , water noon Mardi 7, se 113. pauperism in the undermentioned twenty-one nue. ler COPENHAGEN, the EMMET', Fe la. IS, hems Alarmas m arch.. s a 1 1 4 7 Ilift, It eats.. 2 2 1 4 1 • osrmi lmis :: 1: :I WILLIAM PIMAZICK G00D4113, Rotherham, Yorkshire. halt unions, on a comparison of the second with the first sae Tem Pare, Leal a 1 darer, Mardi 11. at L Week of the present month. The total number of mil For freight, as a Clie Ifahersal 0•04 11 " ....8 ' • SlO " 11 " rate '• 1 111 1 " guts - .' 0110/611 Tusewa, Bolton, loathes , shopk , March 7, at 10. KellEss. or 60 GL ad FNIILIFP4 a rinegffi * • gs s " cm ' sm • • 1 lig ai ear..... • - ' " JOSIAH 8101111, Fenton, Staffordslit r potter, 7. at IL paupers in the first week of February in the section f i„, TY. --. la • Manniatery lit Henriettothree6 Cormagardem ICC- landon. swim a Chas ad Jewellery ter la mak c ars Mlle Emil ".1711 RCN? . Blaedi°r4"F " u m. D ' nutanne . Id " of unions marked (a) was 54,670 ; in the section ..."' drier March 6, at 12. THE ORE A T EA STERN RAILWAY COMYANY. 701TLAND.A.HAIF PIA CENT. PRIFIRINCII !SOCK . •np i ~.., Itiffivarillinithoth, Bedale. Yorkshire, jeweller , Muth 4, at & Elie Ora gears Hahne parry la ssed le receive W I L L E Y and El te N jameawn,Awa, uk,,,,,,,,..k .. bma jii iih0m...? . .,40 . unions in 2,080,000. mcanolni ter rims of £lOO or sower& of the above LA.. see now DISPOSING ON 600 MOHAIR MIMES, JANIS GODDARD, I mord victualler, March 6, at lf. (a) Five Unions have mom : Amens. beans a Sad preferential interest of 43 per cent. pee last yeers patterns, at prices that send mernand a speedy gale. camas Cool , MIMI , Yorbh., gardener, Mar. 7. at IL Hashogden anaure. Wrest cmantenoes from the data otayiner.-Appla Also upwards of 2,01511 yards et Peary Silks, Joni CLARK,. Sheffield. merman In the army. March 11, at I Liverp00l allow le be men alter Ramsay or by lel, to Um under- whith they have reduced to i te nn ward. MARL= LEE, Gelatead, than. baker, March 7, at IL Freston 320 tut J. E. OWEN , Secretary. 16 and 16, Lu RC., Jens Mai; Rater, miller, March gat 2. Saddleworth AWN HAMMER. Medford, Herefordshire. farmer, March 6. at 11. Wigan . r . of AUSTRALASIA (Incorporated by - a FACT WORTHY OF ROTA . YSIDICILICE LANGPOLD Barns, Ross, Herelordsh., Mar. 4at 1.1. Anygg REMOVED fr o m Bond.gia n t, Joni MYATT, Norbury , Staffordshire. farmer, Marti 4, al It. Teed 710 the , sweet mews wisp, Na. 4, Threadneedle-street, London, Mani Sara= Maas, Porta, Hata grocer, Moira &at . M IL S° 7kIiROOK-STRINT, BAN the _ (4) Four Mama are la tospent of the menet of pauperism Fateary, Ha _WILLIAM Hoorn. Porlimsonth, Homed victualler, Ma& et ti. a% ilde Oran a IMMO= 11011101111 Y 611LN NOTICIL that e l 4 °Ck.bar. nel s eN d = Irlinftiftaf R em s Aim I ce . E .* .0 0 ,..., 6 tit , ~,,,,,A g in a. at iii. A the sae 88 igi the previous week t awe* (Do return this . i • •-• • • - . , , ama ear. JAMS siasseiremeteweini. a6 =laLa_ol7,.war . ea solaitk weak 9 ( etkolgialniegiiektien mina lets week), Stock - -... ....... - • -". . • ....#IIWMEISAEDIMe ' •"" a . - ew ' "'-"""'"" - t frommer=gentlemen who do sot mind pay- I, at 11, -r .1 .d" • 'Arai Unions has. la : ' Pe 4 azers. I as a ( animate la na g a ps *Om a fair price for a rood pelt of Trousers can depend Manta toga Knighton, Radnonhire, March 16, at 3. Ashtemandor-Lyne 7 g i t n ingt, I. he l b :tat e r id. ad Orctiz so sts angr ro ttra and a titi t ..„„„I r b i t....use, at bathe= Ur/ Joints, It lepton. upon. H ull , dentist, Mar. 4, at 116 Blackburn Jong ARthusthe ennamo, Lingston.upon.tiult basket maker, H l l t ' thetsserg a Jet rig sad abode of thm 106, eland (opposite Raw Rag. March a at IL Bolton . of the Court. WILLIAM MILLIREM, Reereterr. ItsCHArra Swore; Sw farmer, March 4. at & Bury ygro 1 &le - (ZtOSSIP ON DRESS -or HALF-AN-HOUR'S ran imm, Bo n vo, , coal leader, March 95, at 11. Cleorkea ,r, • LEL= has JAPAN. ■ VII LIIMINMENT for our 11/1113191 med coserreriters. trauma worm St Clem Cornwail, carpenter, Feb. 26, at 11. lithreerzert 7OO , R. J. 0. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, - Gnat= Brass, Ltakeani, Cornwall, plumber, Feb. 25. at 11. Oldies OPINIONS OF TEI MIL Jog ROMAN, D.nby. Derbyshi re , tanner . Muth 3, M 12. 1,11 g " Great Brine 161 lis ° 4ffilet . emses d erdes • rei .ft is net tilled, r conunolaplam weiseelemel leas might Idapiuggs MoujeAp . , et ,m r B an b ur y' -, o c h n g a hn e, e t" t . AY, Feb. 11, at haf.pat 12 prechiely, 2,000 Y ROOTS ! have tried te fill it, with sat Redd& sawed 6O WO wet • . wow JAPAN, slasiderd reses,, hat tram conifers, hales, rhea . saw ... wamew ae....0n view as manias a ad .. sad au _ Aene as I. = a be m bro ts ug o pt u ro wL und to m tibl eiFi s. 1 i lillad elm= kl ef Mons flil t ug Utley, WOreestelleire, miller, Mark Toelemedia llO Bot . lifeless, aat 10. Ws/am= lOO ; Irgewbei. =met ad usdoubted superiority et that =higeledied One Bar UR* PAWL Calif, labiate", March 3, at 11. _ through the literary yeti : bit it is se if threir JAMBI WINsTuiLiT Ashton-under-Lyne cotton waste dealer, §PECTACLES, royed HARRIS and J, enperinity wee a matter ot co , latch the simple took so March 3, al 12. . . . Total SON, MD most ert, preservet sled. Better arum I thoroughly for granted, that vitr i ol any effort pa lit i Mhfm Jan limidAM, Ash LAB? cabinet maker, Marchkat I& Net decrease in the pauperiem of the whole district made. reel, with eaNstals ar pebbles, lea; Met with I merirtion must now and then dawn throodb ItIS - IILAMINATION& la the eight weeks ended with January, 1863.. 41,990 le te 10a Goid and Weer Oponscles and Rye-Glasses i London Renew. Jan. 17. 186 ft March M. J. Ilincla, Co . Rotherbithe, general Ist week February, 1863 Asst, variety, at comity low Harrist GE. , ^ The ready MD think 0 • very eetertaining and thsbactive r - March 19. R. S. Hardiest, New Broad street City, ad week ditto 3,150 • Mts. Id. pest free. MOIL H and SON, to the work, ad would little Imagine that it pertook of the character 17r im P :.„ me d . D a m oc, aue rt aceer _ }l arc h 10. 0. 7/. s hueater, tint Royal lanally, opposite the Brithh Mass London. of an adverthement."-Court Circular, Jan. 10, the& HIM-BMA, Surrey, clerk-Muth 19. J. J. *mon, St Paths- - Eitsbashed 1780. Cantro.-No travellers employed. " This brochore is really what is says, • Haltallours Amuse- read, Walsworth, general dealer -March 19. J. Tummona, Thorn- Total 50,820 ern math *-the author might have added-'and inatruction; We ton-heath, Dear Croydon, licensed victuslier-March 19. W. NLPINDITURE NOR our. itaiirr 813 CE MICHAELMAS, 1862. has ATOTBING IMPOSSIBLE.-The best and isdltilftwe,layve N ewsmen, resd 1 ,,,, L W° 1 4 1. „ m a ll ' and that too, t° ea " - Cowell. Hatfield Ferrell. theta. veterinary March 19. 1 The average of out-door relief for 19 weeks. 2. Amount !ludic Lewisham Kent. neertiont--31=ti. Pidgeon, A.l meet metal taverna of the day, AQUA .- To be had. grails. of expended iii the 2nd week of February, Ma, 3. The total am Marrs. JOHN OOSSILL mad Co, Three King-esert, Lusher& I. 150ggs end aoN , Toth, plaoe, Borough, comb touilder-March I& R. DOIMes. expeaditure of the 20 weeks last past. bur -Mara 19. C. Meet. nehmen to Mr MAMA Y._ reatrafall7 infor la the WOW nesereosee end Bespoke Tailors. Habit Mthers, Woollen Bra. Pal-street' Lower "ling"; lagiS Vietetn e ta this rely marvellous Itaid, MIMS gradually ress the Imam Ilairetreet. Bishopsate-street, and Rose-catage, ......eg 4,.. ~..: , e = tnn. Hatters, Hoiden, Both aod Shoe Makers. aad General sa ddl e .. t rocaamerer _m mch In W. parka. leme r .in naccemt, I.","zi .eti ~i half to its pri.tre hoo-oo matter at whM age , The Agra ro • • . .. . t Asearelle has pow of the preverlies of dyes; It, re the contrary, Leaden Mousse : St. Martins-lelirand. dairyman-March 19. J. Gibbs, Well-street, , licensed victualler-March 19. It. Dank Little All. a ele... -, z 's To 1 is beneficial to ten s sy_stes ma when the hair is owe reared City Bstalefemealt, str il te kse aoodeosn's-telds, Journeynnto ieweller-Mareh 19. J. Pa. Unions, de. 3ci a - 3 .f, win keep It ta pewees odour. Fries 2 (.6. = 1 : 1 1:::" .1. Me SW 1 4 137 . umormal 22 . al m atjtt i ar. In. et "Pan ler" littering-place. Bayswater, grocer-Marek 19. Mazy 0,111 if s Ls . Aso Oxfordatreet Bernard. Sloanethreet, Chelsea, farmer-Ms/dr H. H. E. Brown. tro 7.f. anii oto, en, 605 , New Oxford-41mM ;I, S. Hartaireth Bedfordterrace, Southwark. assistant. doorkeeper at the House of A NEVER FAILING REMEDY. Totienhunemerareed Branch, lania-March hi 0. Chest moan, Rungerford, Wilishlre, Job- lija I I:31 /1 11 I ,EX, Be, SCOTTS BILIOUS end LITE RPILIA, pretend with. liff, 1113, Tottenham-coat-mad; Ite, Hadon-ral. maser-M uch 18. F. Forster, Church-sto set. Stoke Newimtom ad Imp Moreetrial Ingram& from the re ed Dr. Ikea all Country Istabtlemmeate: mehe-March 19. JC. Yinnin. Weeley, r nn, grocer-Mara 16 Ashton-andalsae ams2 L 1 ,7 4S sob be bad laminable to all wen miler ha Moue sad Ever ern- Sheffield aad Bradford, Takata R. landrey, Ilanchererstreet. tiray'ainn.roa draper-March Blackburn pleats, indigestion, wind, apemen giddiness. dizziness of the sew. &a For habitual costimser, as eternity aperient soolkino. A FINS HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whisko Gravesend. banister- March 14. .1: W. Om, Cannon-row, West. Burnley sad as a punier of the blood, they are truly excellent ; slid he .L - 1 and Mustachios are realbed by the use of ROWLAN DK Winter, clerk-March 16 R. Buncombe. Brompton.row, Ku 4• Bury 649 664 11,K8 their e d wran ' i and g rated. ' t° the stomach the y cn aaa= wacassaa OIL This elegant, fragrant, sad pellucid oil Is bridge, chemist-March le J. cumnilnit, Leadenhallstreet. City, (Morley LM INV 4,104 NV 01M0i•di t=4: 1 strength= the whole arm= - universally in high repute for its unprecedented samosa dusing merchant-March IL J. Harris, shone vireet, chore, art- Chortles sole IV * , o ._ l(lllo ,. ffi , ffilwi t,„H at •.,.. ffiharis iri, d w esa . ale 1 the bet eo years in promoting the growth. restoring, .t en beantf. March le H. Beesley, Southampton. hatter-March 16. J. Dick. Glossop 2II 130 6471 dra dr *n• V i i... 'n •'" 'r,th.""' "`• are .° bag the human hair. It prevents hair trees telling oft or tan - aeon, Pm., Bkentield -street, Sort', Kluge , and, grocer-April l& llealbedin O O OO 428 12,00 i then for Dr. Ikon's an liverPllla . Ten paths are • square log gre strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and T. Hayes, Great Malvern, Worcestershire builder -Aprli 11 J. u zviiirma 716 7:9 16417 A s , MSS Paha with " walla lambert" weelowd 03 OW .letup . . 'end makes tt beautifully soft, pliable, auditory. Yoe Martin, Market Barberouth, cabinet maker-April li 1. li 1:311 Mb' 4,705 '''. °tilde's it Is especially recommended. as forming the teak of a Creche', Shrewsbury, grocer-April 13 J. Abherley, Stafford, Ranches/a township 5,111 2.707 60,01 A 763 644 16,1411 A 13 TIUKA. SHORTNESS of BREATH , BRON - beautiful head of Mir. In an climates It alike dkelays it• la- licensed victualler-April 11. 0. Carter. Blddulph, Stafforstabins. Oldham resider, and has Wog been en established tavossir peer-Apra 11, J. Mama.. Birmingham, general dater- Prestos 1,683 1,029 3E803 001.1 1 - 1. CHITIN RSV LIMA. infailffily rehired and citron by tr arehis Price Ba. 61. 75., lea a , equal to four mall, ad 21.5. Aptil 14. G. Lsedbasn. Nottingham, lace manufacturer-March Rochdale the 1111PIC*8 CIGARETTES (Pectoral Fundistovel. TM smoke, '" ' honk. Sold at 20; Haire-garden, sad hydrostats and per. 21. I. Mee" Coesiebrough, Yorkshire. innkeeper-March 21. Saddleworth, toraildp brag inspired. portiere mks the chest, calms the whole men Ciem-Ask for Nowise& Mamma OIL W. P. Salk end W. B. Hawksley, Monad, nor manufacturers Salford as flits p i illtialiktee espeekestion, and ander the funethos of • -March H. C. Tbo , fiber. Id, draper-March 11. B. .1. Mark. Stockport rai us larrl 1. the Illprimat aims of rembetkon.-T. Rek, Rue d'Ameter. athl. Cheraterfield, March 21. J. Critchlow. Bakewell, Tolourden taa a Pars Brice La 1111 . • boa. Bold In London by riniec TH. -By Mr. ESKELL'S invention, 135 la &DI - . Casa, Hamad. (4 - Derbyshire, Innkeeper- March 18. 51. J. Mason . Maghull, Lan. Warrington a which he hMr sole Patents. Llurateeled 17 th Ja l 7. 1 80 0 1 eashire, book - keeper - March 11. K W igglesworth, Burnky, Lan- Wigan ARTIFICIAL TENTH, to last a lifetime, are made and fi tted In pub/lean-March 16 & Wheelhouse , Radcliffe Bridge, - - mid ('LOUGHS, ASTH rn and INCIPIENT CON. a few hours, 'unmet pain or extractions. no wires nor fastenlnpTotal 515,886 514,179 11114,6116 _ to 0 11CMPTION Are . b.okseller-li arch 18. A. Andrew, Droyleden-road, . thLv mein s.. ris Arena". reanired. and detection lennossible. Comfort marmites& Mr. .... 5............--,-. ......-.. ~_--.... c . ........ --- LAW RIAJLINATIONC. March 20. J. Hind& Commercial-street, Rotherhithe, general' r - March 1.9. R. 8. Harding, New Broad street, City, an ib tr ePe ueen'aroad, Ashton, auctioneer-March 19. 8. 11. Minster, New -cress„ Surrey, elert -March 19. J. J. Benson, 81 road, Walsworth, general deals-Much 19. J. Tummons, Thorn ton.heath, near Croydon, licensed victualler-Much 19. W. Cowell. Hatfield Peverell„ Brew, veterinary surgeon -March 19. J. le !ladle, Lewisham, Kent, merchant--March 19. T. Pidgeon, Tonle place. Borough, coach budder-March 19. 12.. Peal-street, Lower lailngtoo, comedian-March 19. C. logy Son-street, Bishopegateatreet. and Rose-cottage, Vieto ß ris e rosy saddlers* ironmonger-Much IC W. Davies, Your-Dove-court, Si.. Martin's-le-Grand, dairyman-March 19. J. Gibba, Well-street, Hackney, licensed victualler-March 19. K. Darla, Little Alla street, Otodnian's-fields, juurneynsau jeweller--March 19.3. Pad hmtea, Plekering-place. Bayswater, {wooer-Mack 19. Mary Bareard, 8104090110114, llelass. farmer-Mends 17. H. IL Brown, Bedford.terrace, iloathwarix maiden& doorkeeper at the House of Lords-March N. 0. Cbeetzman, flungerford, WiNshire, Job master -March It P. Venter, Church-street, Stoke Newington. erths&-March la J. C. Weeley, met, grocer-March 14. 2.landrey. IlancheMeratreet. hira74-111 1 xrun ( Imre - March It J. Penes, Dartford, Kent, draper-Match le J. Y B. Curtis, Graweeend, barrister-March 14. J. W. (lay, Cannon-row. West minster. clerk-March 18. R. Bunconibe, Brompton-row. Knights. bridge, chemist-March 16..1. cumming, Leadenhall-street, City, merchant-March Il J. Harris, Sloane...tree& (hoses, artist- March 16. H. BOOM Southampton , hatter-March 16. J. Dick. 40100, jun., B . Hostig Kingsland, grocer-April It T. Hayes , Great Maly s en, " kortestershire, builder-April It J. Martin, Market Barberouch, cabinet maker-April it J. (toucher, Shrevrabury, 'roar-April 13 J. Ablverley, Stafford, licensed victualler-April 13. G. Carter. Biddulph, Staffordshire. grocer-April 11. J. Marc so, Birmingloim, general de.der - April 14. G. Leathern. Nottingham, lace manufacturer-Much 21. 7. Mee" Conlebrough, Yorkshire. lunkeeper-March °I. W. P. Smyth and W. B. Hawksley, Sheffield, razor manufacturers -March 21. C. Thorpe. Sheol, Id, draper-Nisreh 21. B. J. !dank he& Cbeaterneld, bullies-March 21. J. Critchlow, Bakewell. Derbyshire, innkeeper-March IS. M. J. Mason. Maghull, Lan asehlre, book-keeper- March 11. E. Wigglesnorth, Burnley, Lan. =titan -March 16 8. Wheelhouee, Radcliffe Bridge, , bookseller-Hach 18. A. Andrew, Droyhflien-road, near Manchester, commercial clerk-March IS. H. 8. Sinsith, Timperley, Cheshire, teacher-March 9. J. Steel, St. Bees, Cum berland, -Mardi 9. W. Mackey, West Hartlepool, agent -March U. J. Ireland, Kizergh castle, Weetntoreland, farmer - Mareh 17. J. Hitless, Bourn, Lincolnshire, tailor-31.mb 7. P. T. Wm, Redruch, Cornwall. farmer-March 17. J. Morgan, List Dean, Gloucestershire, dealer in stone-March 6. R. Board man, lwarnworth, Lancashire, provision dealer-March 6. J. Wemhdon, VonserselattUe, Hamel victualler-March Whitehead, Banda' Marna, Yorkshire, innkeeper- March It 8. Davis, Tattoo, Somersetahlre. saddler-March ta. Cs. W. Thomas. Bristol, marble mason March 23. J. MeLbuish, Bristol, saddler-March 2.. 0. T. Watkins, Bristol, licensed victualler- March PA T. Cock, Bristol, herused victualler-March 23. 8. Masons, Bingham, Nottinghamshire, assistant smallware dealer -March 4. J. Stewart, Liverpool, clerk at a warehouse-March 4. W. Sykes, Liverpool. hawker-March 4. D. A. Inglis, Liver pool, dealer in wine-March 4. J. Simpson, Liverpool. commer cial traveller-Mach 4. J. H. Caroni. Kirkdale, clef IS to a coal merchant-March 4. N. G. Jordan, Liverpool, butcher- March 27. 11. Himmel, Halifax, Yorkshire. bootmaker -March 27. I. Calvert, Bailin, Yorkshire, bootalaker-March 27. H. Brierley Brigbouse, Halifax, Yorkshire, wood turner - Mardi 11. J. Coekill, Best Raiford, Notthilaralhire, commie sion agent-Mar h S. C. P. Burnett, Lincoln, tailor-Much/B. Z. South% ell, Bradford. butcher's assistant-Marcie 24. Y. J. Oates, Pudaey. Yorkshire, painter - March 10.7. Pease, Orton. Cheshire, metal broker-March 4. G. Wyer, Leadenhans, Un coinshire, veterinary surgeon-March 10. J. Barnett, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, station master-March 11. M. liart ir tr n. ttr . Yorkshire, licensed victualler- March Is. P. Broach. onberiand, grocer-March 19. T. Cooke, Kilsby. Northamp tonshire, licensed victualler- March 6. W. Cottle, Chlttlehasip ton, Devonshire, farmer-April to. C. Walla Citeltealvans, Inn keeper-April 10. J. T. Long, Cheltenham, beer retailer-Merch IS. H. Cross. Landport, Hants, baker-March 13. 0. Crick, &flyback Hants, brewer-March It T. Whitcomb, Newtown. near Gosport, beer rot slier-March 7. J. Knight, Selborne, near Alton, Hanle, tailor-March 14. lamb Ann Page and Kilasibeth Page, Ipswich. scboolreistresees--Mardt 12. B. Woodhouse. Duffield, Derbyshire, miller-Meech 13. J. Roberts, Hereford, Omahas's!, keeper-March 19. J. Tetley, Morley, Yorkshire, graft March 13. J. Stack, leritheatoo, near Dewsbury, I ink adze, tailor-March 13. A. Peel, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, tob‘c conist-March 27. J. Cop. Satisfied, eitatfordaldre, wheel. Wight-AMU 10 - H. Davis. Siseenhamlami, Berke, npholsterer- Mareh S. Jane idwards, Devonshire, draper-March 12. W, Thoo Thompson, 1 - 6 1 1 40- o n, Stafford ßarnstaple, shire beerseller-March V. elierebyard, Great Malarn, Worcesierehire, fishmonger - Meek 2. A. Hancock, Woletintois, fitagurdahirs, miner-March —By Mr. ESKELL'S invention, of rif ra illeit be is the sae patentee (protected 17th 1•4, 1110) AKTITICIAL TEETH, to last a lifetime, ere made and Wed in • few hours, without pain or extractions. no wires nor fatalism repaired, and detection liapoedhle Comfort guaranteed. Mr. BriluiPs Treatise, which f ilyaxplalna his invention, pia free seven damps. Consuliaticas tree. Terms strictly moderate.-8, Ora venor.sirsek Boadareek and SP, Bennetgahill, Birmingham CIOUGHS, ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT CON ,/ ACMPTION are I.I7ICTUALLY CURED by KEATING% DOUGH LOUNGES. Statisties show that iO.OOO persona anon- Mfg fall victims to pulmonary disorders, Including ennetimption, Ammo of the chest, and the respiratory wpm. Prevention 1 at aIUINIMS better than cure . be, therefore, prsprad during the Bret end wintry season with a supply of EeMioga Cough La which possess the virtue of averting is wen as of curing fit s = or Cold . they see good alike for the young or for the aged; they soothe bra tchial Irritation, and for improving the voice, the Pr. acher, Biatcensen. Ringer, and Actor have Wag patronised tbem.— end e in hoses, is. and tins, 2& ed., at ed., an Prepar d le a ed. each, by THOMAS %LATINO, dc., re, et. Pura Churchyard, London. Ratan by ail Druggists and Patent Medicine Vendors In the world. • No returns having been received from the Charley sad Mac clesfield Unions for this week, the returns wren above are those of the previous week. FREDK. PURDY, Statistical Department. Foar-law Baud, Feb. 20,1!!6,3. The London Committee held their weekly meet ing at the Manaiou-house, yestenlay, aa usual. Mr. Coe.. ton presided, and Merin. Armitage, Morley, Howse, Lycett, Dilberoglue, and Gibbs, were present. Mr. Pickering, the cashier , submitted his financial state ment, from which it appeared that the total amount re ceived op to Thursday evening was 438,4951. 11d. 4.., of which 327,673/. 4. 9d. haa been already remitted to the distressed district.. The total amount which came to hand at the Malmo:m.llocm since the meeting in the previous week was 4,455/., of which 1,9411. was from home, and 2,5141. from colonial and other resources. The total amount of the grants made yesterday was 7.8461., and was divided as follows : Walmenley, 251.; Whitfield, 100/., Blackburn, 1501.; Hemposy, 1001. ; Warbrick„ 501.; Leyland, 2001.; Prestos Overlooken, 1001.; Overleokers of Oldham, 1001.; ditto Ashton, 731.; Answerth, 1001.; Thomiton, 401, Belmont, 504; Little Hayfield, 601.; Ashton-under-Lyne, 2.0001.; Stockport, 1,5001.; Cborley, 5001.; Rawteustall, 3501.; Linsey, 1001.; Overlookers (Hyde), 1001.; Adlinition, 50/.; Mehoe.'2sl.; and 1,9211. to the Manchester Distribu• Hoe Committee, for twenty small district. in Manchester proper. 111Y8 PURE FLUID MAGNESIA D rI 2 IIII43 b.s. during twenty-fiw ram suiplagi c .il y llama W Ye medical profsinlon, mad nalversaly ecc.pt i d Ss Mk es the beat remedy for acidity of the stomach, lfeartDarn, 'headache, gout, and [activation, and aa a mild ape east for delicate conmttutions, aims especially for ladles and ddldreo. It le prepared, In a state of perfect parity and ef uniform streagth, by DINNIYORD and Co., 172, tire gen.i. Street. in sad mid by all respectable chemists tbrongh. eat lite wane. TR. ESSENCE of LIFE restores iikulwod to ties suet shattered oonatltencea goer 'resit Yeller* is faiporrible. Its effects are permanent No oomeitteSion .--hold to oases. with Nil instructions. M la., or tow auMtyee for Ma. sad alkYwhov. tarvtulij Peeked reselptel renames or shoops--hole seenta.PAOUT soot CA. M. kranol. aeer Tomele-tar. • FriINVIGORATIVINIRVINEZI3BKNCE. the stoat identifies/1y prepared sad art pewartel wart , Yee °medial ever lotrodeced ; restores to their seemeleeeditien ail the seeretioss. on the Integrity of arlieli whoa With de pends. It la • speeine for d earreessees, eel debility et all kinds. Dr. llama analyst al fb malyeleml andiary porn lidadon of the '' Ihnret," stales :,--" egetpuld the Inol gorntive nerds, reeesee, I age of it le itembinidlon well calculated. it.. Ns ether baiddlalt.. Pennine sad Inste eit gads, to peeve hp ihe ay.. 4 mseshb roue, the dys,, sad th. dmilll"—adea On Vdra° o4 °. or four quantities In cas kr Ida Ids apais Illomill. Baum. isnot. end Co., 620, oaol4.llkUlo W.C., dal IA laadishall• I alcaa. LC, London. (Advertisement. TWOFOLD lITIAORDINAIIIf CuKK EFFICWM ear DOI.LoW•T's FILLS AMP Ourfwirr.-111r. J. Webb, hoot and shoe maker. Chapelatreet, Cahirciveen, Ireland, a rite. under date January IS, lift, that he had been sfilleted for • %sateen years with a mat dreadful asthmatic cough and short ness of breath, and latterly was also subject to benumbed sensa tions in his limbs. attended with heavy drowsy feelings, which tnresteeed an apoplectic At. In alarm he consulted the moot skilful of the profession within many miles of his residence without avail, and fruitlessly used every means recommended by friends till he Mani ..f the repute or Holloway's remedies, and resolved, with death staring him in the face, to give them • beim. These Immediately relieved, and eltlevadel7 eared him. THE ILLUSTRATED TIMES FEUILLETON A. THIS DAY will comprise :—Unruly Gen•neee—Oriel Deo aCtionnerelal Point of View—Spoken In Jest: a Poem—Undylus men—The 11111enhtin of Books—A General of the &Wm, So. Rios id., or hue by poet, four ebeinpa-2, Catlistinretireet, Strand. At • meeting of the Oxford Union Society, held on Thursday, the 19th instant, the following motion, pro 781by Mr. W. Berkeley, Fellow of Trinity, and supported r. T. H. Grego, Fellow of Balliol, was carried after an animated debate : '• That the moral support given by Bogi land to the Ooefederate States is a disgrace to the sake." Tun BLOCKADE OF THE SOUTHERN PORT& —It is aureolay reported in Manchester that the cargo of the Prisms Royal, reported to have been captured be the United States blockading sqoadroo, cost 100,0001. It was principally held in shares of 1,0001. each. Four leading firms took the risk in the first instance and held 25,0001. each. Some of this risk was afterwards spread over a larger area, by the distribution of the 1,0001. shares, cad by sub. dividing these again into shares of 1001. each ; but still several of the original holders lose large amounts by the miscarriage of the ventara, which it is understood was not insured, owing to the large rates now demanded for insurance on such speculations. Had the yenta run the blockade it is estimated that her cargo would have realised half a million sterling. The cargo of another venal is now being subscribed for In Miumbeener, but it le understood that upwards of 20000418 081 wesioi to complete her freight. Report my' that the Manchester people generally have been unfortunate in their veatate& connected with running the blockade. The emaecipation movement ia Manchester sad the mighboarboal is develo fug a sinew sympathy with the federal aomeasteat al the noised Wahea, which has hew knees M aziet mom' , the maim of the penis an aka& Wm*. gimp tory, it was slow ia raimifettieg NEWSP,PER 411P ,;.5 ) ,. ' ' '''''L'Cr•jti r ,,, .4 , ‘z-L . 7 ' ti'S:llldXsl ....._.-ef . • 4 ( I 1 *- I I 1 at I I All X I 0 \......__ ••• ) - , * (*awed, id. Addi!ioual.] TELISMEAIitxo INTELLIGENCE. Names n —n,) AMthICA. ' The steamer Norwegian, from Portland, on the 9th inst., arrived at Londonderry yesterday evenings bringing 9,000 dole. in specie. NEW YORK, rms. 7, Evaluate. Resolutions have been introduced in the Illiuoi legislature declaring President Lincoln's policy unconstitutional, and denouncing the tax.: idiom of States for the purchase of pogrom. The, also declare President Lincoln to have pandered to New England in sot using the meanest his dia. poled to open the Mississippi; denounce the Morrill tariff, "by which the East enriches itself at the expense of the Week" and recommend a oonvene tion at Louisville to obtain an araustioo and ties cessation of hoseilities. , ! The conespondent of the Chicago Trams soya that in sane counties of Illinois there is wide-spread disaffection, and oeguaised efforts are mole to resist government authority. COMMERCIAL DraLLAGENCS. NEW YORY, ltra. 7, Imam Money easy. Gold, 56). Ziehniage, 173. &oaks 'Way. Now Yea* Oenlea* 1191. 92. Erie, 74 Cotton quiet. Middling (Upland), M. Flour dull ; sc. lower. Wheat dull ; lc. lower. Corn quiet. _ _ _ NEW YORK, Flo. 8, Evanno. The steamer Princess Royal has arrived at Phila delphia. She brings details of the Confederate attack on the Federal fleet, off Charleston, which show conclusively that there is no foundation for the assumption of the Confederates that the blockade of Charleston was ever raised by the de parture of the Federal fleet. Only two vessels, out of eight or ten, were disabled and compelled to leave—the Meroedita and the Keystone State. Neither were sunk or captured, and both went to Port Royal to repair ; the rest of the fleet block ading Charleston. The blockading fleet has been largely reinforced. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. WARSAW, Fn. 20. Two bands of insurgents have been entirely defeated near Budka, on the Bug. Four hundred of them were killed, and 63 horsey and some corre spondence were captured. RUMOURED INTERITENTION OF FRANCE IN POLAND. FARM Fin 20. The Opinion Natimale states, " under reserve," that the /French government have resolved upon shortly interfering diplomatically in favour of Poland. The same paper says :—" A considerable move, mint, under the direotion of Prince Scanderbeg, and supported by a numerous body of Gsribaldians, will, it is said, commence shortly in Allania,where the Turks pre concentrating 30,000 men." RUMOURED RESIGNATION OF M. FOULD. PARIS, Pxs. 20, 2.25 r.r. A rumour is current upon the Bourse that M. Fould, Minister of Finance, has tendered lain resig nation. PARIS, Frs. 20, 3.25 p.m. The Bourse has been very flat in consequence of the rumour that IL Fould has resigned. THE CROWN PRINCESS OF PRUSSIA. BERLIN, INa. 20. The Crown Princess of Prussia set ont to-day for London, accompanied by the Prince, her Royal Highness's eldest son. HEALTH OF THE KING OF BELGIUM. BRUSSELS, In. 99. The Bing took advantage of the splendid weather to-day by driving this afternoon on the Boulevards. His Majesty's health has much improved. SERVIA. WHNNA, Fn. 20. According to news received here from Constan tinople, under yesterday's date, the question of the arms seized in passing through the Principalities has been satisfactorily settled, and the cargo of arms will be returned to thi &mien government. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, Fes, 19, Evsztnia. The discussion of the addreu of the National Assembly to the Prince has occasioned an extremely animated debate. The members of the opposition inveighed in vehement terms against foreign interference is the affairs of the Principalities, and declared that the Chamber would not vote the budget until the Prince agreed to their policy. They demanded the fulfil ment of the promise made by the Porte in 1867, that a new sovereign belonging to a foreign dynasty should be placed at the head of the Principalities. Agitation is confined to the Chamber, and the country is quiet. Tas FRENCH IN Eom.—A rumour has been zurrent during the week, says the Lerner Herald of Feb. 11, of • serious quarrel between the new Viceroy of Egypt and the French Consul at Alectaiedrin, involving, according to the report, • threat on the part of the latter to haul down his flag and land • force of marines if the paths did sot give him immediate "satisfaction." The incident has been greatly ezagger►ted. and originated in • squabble between • couple of French sailors and some fellahs, in which, our information states, the former got the worst or it. Thereupon M. Beauval made a peremptory demand for the punishment of the sacrilegious (drabs, but with this the paths declined to comply, and ordered instead the matter to be properly inquired into and Natio, only to be done. We have moon to believe that, on the other meads reporting the matter by telegraph to their chiefs in the capital, the latter at mos instructed them to support the viceroy strongly if be were in the right; if not, to abstain from interference in the quarrel. The storm in a teacup has since subsided, without M. &aural having either struck his Bag or landed his marines. AItRESTE or YOUNG POLES ET THE PRUSSIAN Aurnoarrnte.—The Paris papers publish the following let ter, dated Warsaw, Feb. 15:—" The Prussian authorities do not merely insure a free parr, to the Murano troops, but they arrest travellers who appear suspicious. Three young Poles, pupileat French schools, who recently quitted Paris for Poland, have been arrested at Thorn, and handed over to the Russians." One of the young ales, named U. Kopercynski. was • pupil of the military school of St. Cyr. The French students in Paris are much excited by the event. FOREIGN-OFFICE, FEB. s.—The Queen has been geaciously pleased to appoint Watsos Vrediniburg, (sow Arbitrator on the part of bar Majeety is the mixed British and Portuguese Commission established at the city of ',mods, under the treaty eesiehaded at Lisbon, on the 3rd of July, 1842, between Great Britain sad Portugal, for the supprersion of the shore trade), to be coausissiouer on the next of her Idafasty is the 'ski mixed cosantiasios.— fibixtfc. crwOPF2WE THE DISPUTE WITH BP T 1 • Official papers respecting the dispute between the Beitis6 and Brusdlaa goveremenia were dietralurted yesterday. They ere very numerous, and enter fully into all the &Pimlico( the occurrence. Among those of Liter date is one from Earl Russell to Mr. Christie, on February 7, approving the course adopted by the latter gentleman. Of still later date are the following despatches, which poem special interest : 11. MORENA TO naltr. EMI= (Translation. Received Feb. 10.) Imperial Legatim of Brazil, London, Feb. 9, 1803. The onderripied, Ea voy Extraordinary and Minister Plempollordiery of his Majesty the Emperor of Brasil, bee the honour to inform the Earl Russell, Le., that be kis jets received from his government two notes. doted the 51h January lost, which peeled between the Imperial govern - mot of Brazil and the British Legation in Rio de Andre, which have been. of coons, also transmitted by the same Legation to the Right Hod Earl Reesell. The tee dammede drew dimly what vieleot and de. plorable mown ham 00011111011 ie the 'mire sedequent to theextreordinary demands made by the iriten Legation epos the Impend goverment, of which an account was Brought by M last pedal hut Mal lathe Ina of the.. metes obireeeel to the Tiritah mid dlr by his Eneelleney the Mimi* of Abran ten, Minister and Semehay of Elate fee For Aft", it is Aged word for wort as Mows : "That the Imperial Geremonsot, Wag anxious to avoid Si. impalation of mat soy pseeeN and himentble me ma otooteleg quidione ; being node= to etmeri p 4 y eritheat bemit Mimi homer a=lt to potting an end to the difficult n which relatioas Mires. the- two goverormate are . . •0n0w0 .1 1 1 12 8 2 , 61M bite inheres whielehhad • ~, _es mei of the sae rebid it las is the "Mae *of ite caner—wilt to ready, in modesties of whet is dated in the pots et the 20th of December led, reaped* the question of the ship Prim of Wake, to item peeper Mete MU= Minister of Brasil in London, to the effect that he pay there, near protest, in the terms if the mid oda,. the sum which the government of her Beihannie Majedy shall require. And with respect to tae affirm of the frigate Forte. accepting the intimation made by Mr. Christie in hie so= of the Ist indent, of an &Artistica, the Koper algoverment wifftalte care to inform Mr. Ohritie of the selection of an arbitrator who may lodge that Trades ;it bob. nederstood that such arbitration ehall Me to tab mignisance, not of the duty of the Imperial govtsewttopot the laws of the °miry into emetion, het eaty whether in the mode id applying these awe to the officers of the- Forte. there Ze have been any offence the British navy. Those rations shall no 6 take effect until the reprisal. gall have ceased, sad the prizes taboo shall he re leased. lastly . , I must apprise Mr. Christie that if, mu- Miry to what to to be expected, her Britannic Majeselft government does not maim, in this arraogemeat, the Imperial government will maintain id original position. which is, that it will net eeriendes the honour and , dimity of the nation, however it may deplore the evils that may result from this reeolation." The British minister, in reply to this tats, said se fel lows :—" Your Excellency may he assured that the napelmie will cease from this mimed, and that deltoid Weems wtA issue orders to release the prime without; &slay. The Ba yard! goverment, for redoes whieb, without dad* it considers planaible, has preferred to pay, eider preemie. what may be demanded in the gaieties of the Rinse ef Wales, to the adoption of tb• which I modal° submit this question ties to ae " The British minister said, however, in the some note, that "her Britannic Majesty's government will be as liberty to accept or to refuse the proposal of arbitration in the question of the Forte." bisit , sisal Mho( in feet erased, and the prize, being m end time the chief condition contained in the note of the Imperial goverment leaving been fulfilled, the =dor lived bee received orders from him gewernmeet to Marne the Hight Hoe. Lord Rowell, in order to learn from his Ex collmey if the goverment of her Majesty the Qnme in disponi to ratify the arrangemets made in the terms of the said notes of the sth Jamery between the Imperial govern. meet and the British Legation. relative to the questions which this armament ma intended to solve. If in the affirmative the undersigned has received in 'tractions to declare to her Britaned Majesty's government that his Majesty the Rig d Belgium hi the arbitrator Moms by ha Majesty the Emperor, to deeide whether, in the mode of applying the law to the officers of the Forte time might have been any offence to the British navy. And the Imperial government firmly Mots that her Mejestie government will not hesitate to accept the choice of bin the Emperor, as it has fallen upon his Majesty the Wog of Belgium. Finally, es to the question of the ship Prince of Wales, the undersigned is authorimd, by bis government declining to enter into any liquidation, and under the protests in the terms of the note of the Imperial goverment to the Britith Legation, dated the 29th of December, to deliver to her Britannic Majesty's goverment, in a cheque upon the Beak of England, whatever ins the government of her Britannic Majesty may &mead in this pee. resides this mourandeatioa to the Right Hon. Earl Russell, the ondenigned remote his Excellency to be pleased to ieform him of the revelation of her Britannic Majesty's government in respect to the madmen= made by the mid notes of the sth January ; as eta. if it accepts I the arbitrator proposed by his Majesty the Emperor of Brazil. The undersigned earnestly hopes for the solution which the importance of the affair requires, and takes, he.. (Signed) C. Moons. LOLL SOY= TO IL MORZIKk. ForeigionfSee, Feb. 12, 11t63. The undersigsed, her Majesty's principal Secretary of state for Foreign Affairs, in reply to the note of the Envoy Extra ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of bis Majesty the Em peror of Bina, has the honour to inform him that ber Ma jesty's government accept the arrangement agreed to by as eroLtage of notes between the Marquis of A break.' and Mr. Christie ; that her Majesty's goverumeot will fig, as miss as possible, the amount which they consider a just indem nity in the case of the Prince of Wales ; that they agree to refer to an arbitrator the gnostic° relation to the Metre of the Forte, in the terms proposed by the Brarilisa govern ment, namely, whether, to the mode of applying the laws of Been' to the Milan of the Forte, there hes been any offer*, to the British navy. And finally, her Majesty's government accept the King of the Belgians as arbitrator, if his Majesty will Jena to comsat to act as such.. _ _ Her ilajesty's government having accepted the tenni agreed apoe at Rio Janeiro, are us williag to discuss the terms of the protest of the Brazilian government. The Brazilian government are persuaded that they have right on their side ; her Majesty's government have a simi lar persuasion in a amitnu-y aerie. But her Majesty's government wish rather to cultivate good relation for the future than to prolong a coetroveny as to the past with Use government of the Emperor of Brazil, which has is so gamy respects a title to the friendship of the British governmeet The undersigned, to. (Signed) Rusatu.. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET STEEPLECHASES. The sum shone out brilliaollycinriog the steeplechase cot. testa, but there was a decided ?elite; off io the attendance of both carriages and horsemen. The fields were amail, and the result. in most instances did not excite numb interest. Subjoined are full details of the rustling A HANDICAP PLATE of 40 son., for 4.yr-olds and up. wards: wines!' extra. About two miles. (18 subs.) Mr. Elynfre Antelope, aged, 1014 Sib.. IW. GAMOW I Mr. T. Dolby's Sunflower, aged, 1016 Gib (Inc Mb extra , C. Boyce, 1 Mr. B. Land's Diadem, 6 yrs, fist gib 'A Sadletj 3 'l'Hz NEwNABEET GITAND HANDICAP STIMPLXCHatiII of 10 son. each. 5 ft, and only 21t (to the feed) if declared on the 12th of February, with 70 son. added ; winners extra. About three miles and a half. (17 man., 7of whom pay two sees. each.) Capt. J. O. Mitchel's Molly Aalborg, 6 y44. list 11 (A Sadlef 1 Mr. Sir &At% 6 M. llst ISIb (W. Griffiths I A SELLDIG flrmirimcliaas of 2 sovs. rach, with Al added, for 3-er olds. 1 Ist ; )oar, IStt 71b. ; five .ad upward., 13st 71b. Maiden allowaboe., add trippers extra. The winner to be sold for 00/. ; if entered to be mid for 501. allowed 61be ;if for 301., 12Ib s . Ab ou t two m il e*. (6 subs.) sr. C. Omens Ortoesta, by ranstva-Ballsgh, acrd 1314 llb . filth. 1 Mr C. Clifford's Finney, seed .06t, am (Mr W. ci,.(erets t A HANDICAP HTZEPLIICHAisi of 10 move. each, ft, with 50 added by the Earl of Stamford and Captain Little ; for 3.ya olds 'tad upwards. Two miles. (5 subs.) ]tr. Guibr ' s allidloWer. god, Ilat Sib.... J. Niebtinimir Xi. C. Orme@ kapsrter. 4 yrs, Su, lratrled Post ;lb (W. Griditba I B:SHOP CoLzxno.—A meeting of the Society for the Promotion of the Gospel is Foreigu Buts was held yesterday et PaWotan, tinder the presidency of the Arch. bishop of Cauterbory, wham. after • long discussion. is which Lord Lyttelton, Mr. Mowbray, M.P., the A relobo.hop of Yos 11, and other gentlemen joined. • res..;iitioo wee adopted iimpiog over the name of the Bishop of Natal aa one of the Vice•Preeideots. A. ameodmeot to favour of waitim; for the decision of Convocation. before suspends leg the re-election of the Bishop, we. proposed by the it.,, Hurry Jones, Incumbent of St. Luke's. Berwickatreet, St. James, sod secouded by C. T. Busyou, Faq.,aod k a t. CRYSTAL PALACL—ONE SHILLING BAT. —FRI DAT. Fos. —Adomioos m pay/mat, 578; ditto by mom helifea, EMI ; MRAIs 104 7. Tug BRIDESMAID'S WlSE.—Ptaiss AND Lustien irtooloo norm's for the Karoo. UHL Emblematic Orme flower. Myrtle. sod Illy of the Valley—three bottles In a ease, 7a. iv Vs. ad. each.—L Soo Boadetreet. W.—{Advertisemeoll 1