The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-28 00:00:00

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NEWSPA ~ :411 1 r-177; • ! •• , ..r • st - ' r e, 4 • , •• , ;71 4, : 14 ire :r je AI , • • , . - , -7 • - :, No. 5,i(35 CA Let: rrA, calling at the Cape of Hood Hope and if rE: 1%1 COMMUNICATION between LON DON allmilk I.y the nis,tiliticent fleet of steamers belonging to the Cl<l I SDI.% and Dl] DON SHIPPING Coil CANE known dipper auxiliary steamship IN DIANA.Iime power, now loading in the Victoria !Lomb, IN. 1... still leave on P.th April. embarking passen gers at and leaTilv: Gravesend on the nth April. for Cab cutter, callt.rz At the ripe of Good Hope and Madras This m f iguiri T Tot ship: blob expressly for the India trade, Iw been thur..l,;l‘l, retitled, has that-rate accommodation for pas sengers oil Tarry all xperieuced surgeon, also a stewardess The averai:e .4 the last eight steamers has been 71 days to Madras . the Calriata perfomied the voyage in is i Dye, being th.: .hoot.-'t on recort—For freight or_pastAge apply to GRINDLA V mid Co., to, Parliament-greet, S.W. the brokers : ahrar:u BREIT suit Co., 150, Leadenhallaeetrt , KC.; or M the OFFICE , of the Ciii PANE, 9, Mincing-lane London. E.C. : where also applwatetis for appointments as midahipmen In this semi, shoul.l made. RICHARD CREW, Secretary. Rant India and London Shipping Company iLimitedl, 9, Nlincing-lane. LC. rULCUTTA Direct (last abipping day March 20), 1,1 the no4niiieent met clipper ship (Try or BOMBAY. A I s. >on,. Oal toms reirkter, KOBT. ADAIR, Commander ;belong. in; to Messrs. George Smith and Sous, of Glasgow . . This mi• vessel, built in lair 2 expressly for the trade, made her poss.:* out from . the Clyde to Calcutta In 90 days, and offers the Test opport unity to shippers of fine good& —A wly to G ELLATLI , HAN KEY, aud 'SEW ELL 97, Leadenhallgtreet, C. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPER P4PIi rrA for AtIrTRALIA from London direr,. Docks. 1 To Sall. Poet I MP. Tonnage. fir 10 ~n.. 5.. Vs• • . 'R .Item •Itenst , too) ndon --or,. . i ~• •, :• • sall iiiZ 0.441., Much la April 10 bisuch 26 Fa. 26 March 31 April 30 Ity of Metros -4 a kiM , clIPPet a 'Golden Land .. .ffeithipdri.. . ... 14 0 .. hoiden Eroptre. - .... ikeprAusenit itdireidNiiiirfliiirorp vly their Pirrotoollty sad SaiAmfiel. earned avail known reputation, sad-their pas ceo.modatlon 4 unsulpeaspd by pay vessel' moat. — For oilers respecting freight or to Australia apply to BILIiCK3 and Co., Lie ; aft Agents for the black Bali Line; and T. M. MACYAY and Co., 1, Laulenhallatreet, flossidfa. Li} I UW_;l trillid.NOWß ADIFAIf f AX ROYAL .m-w*ll trisMa i r l ir k a irrgiul 4 ..d tl4 42l rali n lIT ` lll K&- N, with liberty to call at ilisides or otherports gkod reed.* malts, goods, and passengers, the Boston st Halifax to loud . and receive passengers . and V g lial a 'walls. The Ibilowing or other vessels are ap- F & T Hoisted to, sell Rein Liverpool, asrn at Cork to *dee the 11:ROPA, for BOSTON. Saturday, Mara 7. ~. - As! s, for NEW YORK. Satardsy, Starch le. ' , ! Taking passengers and ip i for Nassau and Havisp, to be IranO,.rr dat New York on the R.M.S.S. British een. CANADA. for BOSTON,; Saturday. Mardi !l. Passage eiene7, Winding steward s fee and provisions, bat without white or nelson :—To Bantu and Boston, chief cabin. 122 ; second cabin, Al 6. To New York, chief cabin, £26: 1 second cabin, Al& Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, LSI c Brow-street, and S per cent. Prirrnce.—Apply 05J. B. Foorvi. 4 . 01 d rest, London ; J. If Currie, MOTS, and Ir, dß la I F , Ikrerse, Peels : O. and J. Bairns; 136thanidetkeet, 0 w ; D. and C. Waver. Queenstown or - Tr.' and C. Wirer,: ~ stet wets, LiverpooL • TO BRITISH COLITHSTA LW . • t Y STEAM COMMITITICA'IIga to HIM YORK threct. a •• • • • Pala STEAfrli P COMPANY Intend deepakh. al* *eared Clrie•UUt Isea anewalaaall.Lalllag eK tow embark DFIPRea ntftgardirOilailVelM"l Viedn v gai mm lzr 11. lima 18. G-oad• SitarsarditlE=lti Mb. Nicol imodistine. p . wge,. provtalonr 00011:11d. IPaimoqer, for Canada, ta. United Staten, sod British WyttirrsaNttli i ateßg ic" , iitl im a se TZ therpool : saallkk ; Kw _ . pad the .1141111F-13;1910E a .-71td 1111rIbritandslMetilidlinat liodspeay's brava* pad learner. arrAvuo &pea. W. NIITD.IwYi dallidlrtwar Bemire to the imam ireep.Lobiee SR Waft, Vezeb e , leaving the British agd Forging. Steam-a had, Wapping, ou that d 11 a.m., as well as every =receding tlgnday , . end returning a iroat Rotterdam every Toads) , morning. 'Tares, C! in., Ll 10m., and Ns. ad.. return. Eggs., Cr U., and el ra. sel. The tine scrww -atasmer FTSNOORDgraIIs from Mt the Tower every Thursday morning early, returning from Rouardam every Sunday morn. Bra. Farts, 1 - .1 and z 1 lot Both vestals run In connexion with De finest and foulest steamers on the nthe.-For through fares rater to the printed monthly time bills. Apply to CHAPLIN'S retrereat er . or in PWII.LI ! Pe, GLYN!, we ran: LIPPS, 11, Rood.laue, E C. 30HILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS _ despatch thsonderrscotiotted aret-elmsteanpes: Fee ROTTERDAM, the BATAVIER, from the lnitlah and /foreign steam Wharf, Wapping, rm.:, Sunday, at 11 ma. Pares : .LI 100., and 17s. dd. Return tickets, a tare and a half the BYE:. tpuRD, Thursday mooting early, from oft She Tower. Faro LI. lerllßElll. 3 l,the SCHWALBE, CONDOR, or YOWL, alter. safety every Thursday, from Horeetidowo, at 11 a.m. ; calling at Blackleg! Pier to receive riseengen at woo. Parr : LI. CI, and 10e. iciaontlysinio, the fII'ATAF WASA, March 4 from Hoeselydown. Faros ba 36., Et 25., and 41 ; to be followed by the LONDON. about Marls 10. For COP ENHAGEN, the NEWSKY, Sunday morning, from Alderman s Tier. Fare, £4 Is, Par freight, ',Amiga, appl at Chaplin'. Universal 011les, Lagent-citcus, W., or to PHILLItPa, CILAVaII, PRILLIPPa. Rood.laae. LC. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. ALTERATION of TRAINS. II OD and after the Ist of March, the !EXPRESS TRAMS, t1al• big at Edgware-road and Baker-street only. will be as follows: tip Trains leaving Inshops-road for Parrlngdoa-at►eet, at &40 010 a.m., 9.40 , 10.10 a.m., 10.40 a.sa., ILloa.m., and 11.40 a.m. - Down halos learing Farrlngdonatreet for Blehop►road, id 4.1 u p.m., 4.40 p.m., 5.10 p.m., 6.40 p.m., 6.10 p.m., 6.40p.m. and - .10 p m. Therm Trains will he Flynt. Second. and Third Clan. Additional Ordinary Trains, calling al all Stations, will alao he tan u 101k.IrS Op Rains itaring Bishops-road tor larrlngdonatreet, 4.40 lam., MO p.m., 5.40 p m 4.10 p.m., and 6.40 p.m. Down Trains Fearing Parringdon-street for Inshopwroad, MO am, 9.40 sot, 10.10 am.. 10.40 am, and 11.10 am. THE JOINT STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY 'Limited), 6, 6 and 7, Nkhnial lane, Lombard r street, London, EC. capital :—line YiWon fitering, In 40,000 shares, of £2l each ; With power to increase. THLICTORS. THOMAS WINGATE HENDERSON, F.sq. 'Hoke Manor, Rooney, Director of the Bank of Australasia, Chairman. WILLIAM CHARLES BROWN, Esq., Itochfort.lodge, Richmond, Raney, Deputy-Chairman. J. Henry Reynell de Castro, Esq. (4, Lombard-street', Director of the Alliance Punk. William Dent. Junior, Esq. fiats of Dent and Co., Hong Kong', Blcklm.park. Kent. John Blosam Est. John B. Elio and Co., 34, Abchurch. lane) Director of the Union Bank of Australia. John Fisher, Egg. date of Fishers and Robinson, Watling street). William Chapman Harnett, Esq. ( W. C. and H. Harnett( 7, Great St. Lekn's. Samuel Henry Linde, Esq. (Hinde and Gladstone) 11, New Broad.street. Franco Martin, East. ;Martin, Robertson, and Co.) 67, Grace church.street, E C. Henry White. Esq. Smith, White and Co.) 16, fiillsopegate street-wlthlcL 61AsAomo Diascron—James Fretting Wilkinson, Esq., 6, Nlchniau-lane, AUDITOMS Joins Phillips Jodd , EN (Nathaniel Johnston and Sons, Bor deaux In, Corn Exchange chamber, William hattou lord, Ye, 1., Nish°larlane. 111211[1:10. The Book of England. Mews. Glyn. Stills, and Co., 61, Lombardddreet Mews. Mute: man, Peters. Mildred. and Co.. SS, Nicholas-lane. NOTICE IN NERELII' GIVEN, that the Bt./EINEM of the COMPANY will COMMENCE at the above-named Gores on MONDAY nest, the 2nd II arch. The Company will tie prepared to Discount Bills and to make advances on Approved Secuntiea. Deposita will be received at Can for abort or long penode at the current market rates. J. F. WILICIN4ON, Managing Director. London, Feb. 37, 1864. ASTHMA, SHORTNESSof BREATH, BRON aims, NEURALGIA. lufalllbly relieved and cured by the ERPICS CIGARETTE:4 I Pectoral Eumtgatars). The smoke, being implred. penetrates into the chest, caltna the whole new nos system, facilitates eTpect.oratloa, and assists the functions of the Important organs of resplration.—T. Eapic. Rue &Amster dam, g A Paris. Price 2.. dd. a bus. buy in London by RiZEAU. Chemist, Haymarket. C OUGHS, ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT CON SCIIPTION are EPTECTUALLY CURED by K kiATING*S COUGH LOZENGEri. Stattatics show that 50,000 persons annu ally fall victims to pulmonary disorders, Including consumption, diseases of the chest. and the respiratory irrgans. Prevention is at ail times better than cure : be, therefore, prepared during the wet and wintry scarce with a supply of Keating, Cough Ge lenges. which porrae-s the virtue of averting as well as of taring &tough or cold . they are good alike for the young or for the age& they writhe bronchial imtatinm and for Improving the Wee, the ph whet.. Statesman. Singer, sad Actor have long patronised them.—Prepared and sold In holes. Is. lid., and „_ll2l. 1,. Is. &1., and lbs. bd. each, by THOMAS KEATING, ' fl ea's , . dr.. 70, Parrs Clurchyard, London. Retail by all Drutneds and Patent Medicine Vendors la the world. THE IN VIGORATIVE NERVLNE ESSENCE. The most scientifically prepared and moat powerful nutri tive candid ever intniduceil : restores to their normal condition an the eeeeetions. on the Integrity of which perfect health de pims it Ira speeilic for dyspepsia, nervousness, awl debility OW kinds. Dr. Hawaii, analyst f the analytical sanitary Coos meson of the n lancet," states Having analysed the Intl. morative nervine emence, I am of opinion that It is • combination _ W eLI iekulateiL Irmo its containing, among other Mgrealien ta, V. 1... and phosphate of soda, to prove serviceable to the ner. le ek tbe dyspeptic, mei the debilitated. - -Price ha per battle. or four yiaptities in One for W.s. Sue `Kent. Mew` halm "erten and co., 695, fitford.street, W.C., said 113, Leadenholl ellieth. hoodoo. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, FA4RITA:Rir tllO PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—There is a 1. VACANCY for •PPPI L to the Cl VI L I N 4:42114t1, surveying, and szehlteetural profession, to whom great ail vantages are °tiered :or sequiling a thorough knowledge of the same. Premium tl guineas. A salary of GI per week wiLl he given during the first sit months. A pupil who kr a taste for drawing, At., preferred. i ofnee hours hit, 10 to 4.—Apply to H. Y. L, 24, Guildford-street, Bruns* lekoquare, London. NOTICE —TRAINING SCHOOL of COOKERY.—On the 7th and lath of March. an IXTRA TABLE will be prepared to accommodate twenty persona. The Dinner win consist of several courses of the best and most remind description, to show what as be done In this lostitaUois. Tickets, Ss. each, which should be secured before the 4th. STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. WINES of superior quality. Ports: Superior old crusted, 458., 484. : yen choke. 545., 00s.. ditto from the wood, vu. 33.. superior, Sim., Us. per dozen. Sherries: Fine, 275., 3%, 365. • high quality, 471., 4t1., Ma.. Vino di Pasta, ata. Amon tillado and Manzanillo, 48z., 6 4 / 1 . per dozen. Marsala, Va.: Mahon, rich or dry, 325. ; Somas., 366. ; Champagne, good, 36a, 425., 480 . ditto choice ivan,ls, 605., 665., 72v. Claret, 20g, 264., 30s. ; St Julien. ttc , Yea., 424., 46a ; Chateau Mamma, de_ 665., 7%. Rocks and Needles, 305., 4%,545. • verysuperior, sies , 725. Wines of other descriptions equally reasonablo All goods delivered tree within five mu se. Terms, cash.-78, %Whams% Mreet-within. DURE FRENCH BRANDY. WARRANTED, 20s. PRI GALLON, Us. nit DOZEN ; 31. ed. supple bottle. Martell's ttne old Urandy, in ease as imported, Es per dos. O. WALK ER and CO., 61, KDOWARVALOAD, and ad, Oalord-strost. Reient-ntrcus. ALLSOPP'S ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT. ZONW L 11608 Ogg Sae, mile mintractoth foe Bottled Boer to the International Exhibition, Agents for fismnel Allsopp and inn's India Pale Ale and Burton Ale. and Guinness. 54,11, arid Co.'s Extra MOM, Importers or Wines and liphita.--ealtoes and Stores, the Royal Exchange, LC.—The trade supplied on liberal terms for cash. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new 1.11 invention, so admirably contrived that a full be se well as sinaLlet casks, may be ?used or tilted oe It without labour or trouble. Its action Is so Impalpable that the sediment of the most lirepid fluid by no possibility can be disturbed. Price Pi., 13., Ma., to suit Se, V, and 18 piton casts. BARLOW'S. SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No eept-prig Teouired. So more flat beer or sour wine. 4a. 6d.: ditto. electroplated. .—Apply &Met to JAMES BARLOW,.paterlee. le. Eh; WiUlam.etreet, Mansion-bones. See the{ his Mme arid *dusts are OQ ever, article. all others are swim, Imitations. }ligrivhigs gratis. Established MO. LONDON -CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH sad OW 414•4 4 GOODGEATIUM. W. BROWN BROTIINI RS. ••PATENT CHAIRS and MUCUS, Barrack Yuralturs, Trunks, Portman- Mans. &r..-106. Plecadiks. Candostuas five. nAVIZS'S SPERM CANDLES, L. 4d. and .I. Is. 6d. par lb. ; In. British la. was., ad. taansparent wax, 111. Ad. : Mom , wax and sperm, } a. ; Germa n „ Tax, la 3d. ; bo tanic nu. la : palace ilaraMne, la 6d.: coin te, *l., likl., and the bait, 10p1.. seaMk Ps Passe s lamps : magnums, iid.. diPdt ltd.. C4te ail. s ettgsArm. yellow ioall. 36a. au., 647.,t 1 2 t.'per 112114.e1, 4.9 a. . old brow]. 'Windsor, la. N. per packet; itenunos Weirs Windsor, la.; white bWindear. la wit ...„,...., :i . :e arrypanoud, la per bar--doe sash, at AL P. DATUM SONS -established ware boon. 63. 6t. nrglifkaitine. cram 14100 n. W.C. .17ALUES .of GOLD.--AVATREESTON and .v asoonipi, sthe infolkikpLot .Public and their &amerces Patron'. to make tbefollowhi announcement re gardiag the VADUZ GOLD, beak that the into PIM et the WC and t. s ki FilkArill be alike protected by Os wide circu nof know op_ this subject. Odd being 'Melded hate 24 tor carats, foliVerathae gen of 414 014144 Oae, .14 18 caraft..l3 . envie .. 11 11 10 worth it; , 17 oarak.. 3 .2 8 caste .. 1 83i pet ounce, , le carat(.. 2 1 71 7 carets .. 1 4 sonata.. e l 1 5 16 cameo.. 1 .1 • a wale 1 12; all carats MOO 14 meta.. 2 ik s, 017 h standard) 117 104 13 carats.. 2 0 - 4 .. 014 k ittehrite.. 314 4 12 auttla.. 2 s t.- 010 7i Ail carats— 310 94 11 condo.. 118 . aatlsr69m 0 7 1 carats.. 3 7 3 0 carats.. 113 0 3 64 anufactory, 6, H -street, Coven , Yilandon. Ama made ad C hoke and Jewelleryfor b. aide' B. This at one o'clock4l, 0 0511 4 5 6 to the eTelling,. and . * Ikurdaye RW I L L E Y and SON are sow DUROBING OP 600 MOHAIR DR MPS, Mat yeses /patterns, at prices that moat command a speedy ode. Al* upwards of ;000 yards of laacy Silks, • • • whisk they have reduced to U. per yard. li and 16, Ludgateetree; London, KC., Tour doors from fit.Paurs-churchyard. H •.- *AM 11140111111 r WMILES REMOVED from Bond-street S . * 111, 1111001C-STRF.KT. HANOV UAW.% on the let October. 1110. lee. Trousers ( him) better than wee. latabllstrd 11111. TROUSERB.--Geotlemen who do not mind pay last • tab. Woo fora good pair of Trousers can depend von material and patterns, that moo t be excelled. at HAMILTON and KIMPTON'S, Talton, 105. Strand toppodte Meter Hall). GOSSIP ON DRESS ; or, HALF-AN-HOUR'S AIRISLIONT fur our FRIENDS sod 00zaratneirs. OPINIONS OP TEI R'. -.....-- • —. " It le not filled, as common-place professional houses might have tried to 611 It, with such literary or Intellectual remarks alone as can be brought round to end In professional assertion of the superior merits of Mews. Moses. Occasionally, it Is true, the great and undoubted superiority of that distinguished firm breaks through the literary veil ; but it is rather as if their superiority was a matter of course, which the essayist took so thoroughly for granted, lhat without any effort on his part, his conviction must now and then dawn through his sniting."— London Review. Ja0..17, 1863. . . . . . The ready will think a very entertaining and Instructive work, and would little Imagine that It fiartook of the character of as advertisement."—Court tircuMr, len. 10, 18& This brochure la really what la rays, ' Half-an-Hour's Amuse ment '—the author might have added —' and Instruction.' We declare we have read every word of It, and that too, to edifice tion."—Yenny Newanian, Jan. 11, 196, To be had, grata, of E. )100E14 and ROY , Ready node and Bespoke Te ll ers, HAIM Makers, Woollen Dm p‘rs, flatten, Hosiers, Boot and Shoe Makers. and General Outfitters. _ _ .I.andoe Howe: 166, 156, 156, 167, Minories 83. 84. 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 1116gatc Oiford•street Branch, 1011. 607, 6OB, New Oxford-street: 1,9, 3„ Hui-street Tottanhatn•eonrbreed Branch, 137, LA Tottenham-court-road; 287, Emtotl6nal Country Establishments: Phellleld and Bra4lord. Yorkshire. SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS am] SON, will most certainly preserve the sight. Better cannot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, 15e: steel, with glasses, is. to 10e. Gold and Silver Spectacles and Rye•Olsasee is great variety, at equally low prices. Harris's Prospect Glass, ILL 6d. post tree. THOS. HARRIS and SON, Opticians to the Royal Family, opposite the British Museum Gates, London. Established 1780. Caution.—No travellers employed. TEETH. —By Mr. ESKELL'S invention, of J. which he 1. the sole patentee (protected 17th July, 1830) ARTIFICIAL TEETH, to lent a lifetime, are made and fitted In • few hours, without pain or extractions, no wires nor Imam:tines required, and detection impossible. Comfort guaranteed. Mr. Men Trestlee, which fully explatna his invention, poet free seven manna Consultations free. Terms strictly moderate.-3, Grow venorwtreet, Bond-street, and 39, Bennetts-WU, Birmingham. A.FINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiakere, anti Mustachios are realised by the nee of ROWLANLef MACASSAR OIL. This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil Is enaversally in high repute for its unprecedented mincer during the last 00 years in promoting the growth. restoring, and beauti fying the human hair. It prevente hair from tailing off or turn ing grey, strengthens weak hair, cleanses It from scarf and dandriff. and makes it beautifully soft, Webb, and glom). For children it is especially recommended, as forming the basis of • beautifid head of hair. In ..II climates It alike displays ita In comparable results, and has long been an established favourite In India. Price Ils.ed , 7e., les. Bd., equal to four small, and !la per bottle. Sold at 20, Hattonetarden, and by chemists and per fumers.—Ask for Rowlands' Macassar 041. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE—The greatest and most useful invention of the day, AQUA AMARELLA.— Messrs. JuIINNN ELL and Cu., Three Kings:eon. Lombard. street, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the piddle this truly marvellous fluid, wheels gradually restores the human hair to its pristine bus—oo matter at what age. The Aqua Amiens has none of the properties of dyes; It, on the contriry, is beneficial to the system, and when the hair Is once restored one application per month will keep it in perfect colour. Price One guMft per bottle. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOITB BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, prepared with out any Mercurial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. &oh., will 1,. found invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and hirer com plaints, indigestion, wind, spasms, giddiness. &nines. of the eyes, gc. For habitual costiveness, as a family aperient medicine, and an a purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent ; mild is their operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite, ptomote digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous system: mid by W. Lambert, 8, King William st., Cliaringerom, and by met druggists., In boxes, Is. IK and 2a. tal. Be sure to ask for Dr. Scott*. Bakllle and Liver Erna. The genuine are a square green package. with " William lambert" engraved nn the stamp. nINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been, during twenty-five years, emphatically Llnt , timed by the medical protesden. and univermlly accep ted the public , as the bad remedy for acidity of the h, heartburn, headache, gout, mid Indigestion, and as • mild ape. 'lent for delicate constitutions, more especially for lashes and children. It la prepared In a state of perfect purity and of uniform strength. by D61.'1E1 , 060 and Go., 172, New Booth street, London, mad maid by all respectable chemists through out the weld. 11%R. RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE A" restores manhood to the moot ebettere4 consthattont In Mar weeke YaUan to tspoeMble. Its effect. ere parr/unmet Ito rommitatton neoeseary.—bold la ewe, with full Instructions, at IL, ar tour qmutter for 3k. lent anywhere, pecked op reoMpt et remittance we p. —dole egad= mid Una& arm 'tomplfrber. - tioyAL PROCESSION.-GRAND STAND, iv PLEET-871tEET.--Cot emit—ant/Seals. tk, 10k, 201 VOL BEST VIEW In whole route. Apply on spot or to Clark and Co.. Borlolgh street, Strand. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. A GRAND FANCY HALL. on a scale of unparalleled mag nificence, awl uneer dfotlialnielual taw twee, will be held "u lOtli March, In celebration of du, ROYAL WEDDING. THE PRINCE of WALES'S MARRIAGE will be celebrated at the USN DON rA %ILIUM by a 31 °NOTE IS EN TlfliT AI N MeNT, no the EVEKING ol TUFSDAY. the luta of March. klub visitor wIU be pasented with • LIANDNOILE POUVINIS. to commemoration of the axspickas event and no expense or exertion wM he spared to eharactenee thepromedings with that Malty d o. to Ow occasion o f the sapta• of England's (stun, The LONDON PAVILION, 71chborneatreeL THE ROYAL MARRIAGE. -RUMMEL'S ?ERPTIIED VEDI.Etfi FAVO4IBB, ernsasented with Photographs of the Illustrious pair, a most elepint enensento ed the interesting e vent, Wee 18. and le. M. with tither portrait. and 2s. 6d. with both. Pent by post fo► 13, llt or 31 stamps. Blmtners Alexandra, Prince of Wales, and /to) al Bridal Bouquet, price la. M. per bottle, or the three in a neat Tim is. 64.—E. RDIMEL, Perfumer, 18. Strand, sod 24, Csrshill IMPORTANT SALE of PLANTS from SURREY. MR. J. C. STEVENS Will SELL by AUCTION, at blsOreat Room, 3S, KID-street, Coen* garden, W.C., VIONDAY, March 2, at half-past It precisely, splendid speci men CONEPYRS, somprisiag Weillngtanis gigolos. feet, Thatoptiebeeesißs. 6 fso4 . pooto 18,01144wilim, 6 fast cepesesisa kulawass, a feet aranearia lostetcata, list Lobit, feet; aides Douglasil, 4 feet . and °these rises, rhodakndron', standard,'haltstandard, and delarf roses, lintrefs. bet bens, dm —On clew the morning of sale, and catalogues hoile: MARRIAGE of the PRINCE.—"GOD BLESS the PRINCE of WALLA"—Preparstiona are making for the singing of "God bier the Prince of Wales," by the children of the schools throughout England and Wales. Copies of the words • English and Welsh) are 'applied by the publishers, gratis and pOst free. If 2.20 copies or upwards ar e ordered a mu ll charge is renderod nonentity, viz. :-7s. fa. . 4. for 640. Os. 641. for 260, poet tree. Apply to Robert goier and - Co.,ifew Burlington street, Loudon, W. And of an muslcsellers Ind beoluellers. Demy tiro, lba AN HISTORICAL SURVEY of the ASTRO NOMY of the ANCIENTS. By Sir (fumes Coitaxwau. Leans, Bart, M.P. - Tendon : Parker, Soo, and Bourn. Wed Mind. Two volumes, octavo 303, Ax ENQIIIkY into the CR EDIBILITY of the EARLY ROMAN 1 n 10,,,,. By the Right Bon. Sir G. o,3taraL:mvs. 8art .,84, and Boom West Strand. octavo, top. ed., • ONthe /INFLUENCE of AUTHORITY IIATTERB of OPINION. By the BiaM Hon. Sir 0: COUCWALL Lawn, Bart, M.P. - Leader: Paster, San, sad Beare, West 81read. • Two vols., octavo 2Sa.. N the METHODS of OESERVATION and N..." • avaoseta hxrpyrnes. By the Right Ron. Sir G. CORNEWALL LEWIS, Bart., M.P. By the same Author, ON EOREION JUZISIMLITUN and the EXTRADITION of CRIMINALS Octavo, is. ad. London r Pater, Sou, and Bourn, West Strand. Octavo, price 165., tleitoteth Volume, comptetlng the Work, di THE SPANIRM. ZONQUEST in AMERICA, sod Its RELATION to the HISTORY of SLAVERY, sad to the GOVERNMENT, of COLONIAB. By ARTHUR HUM YoIa. Yoll. I. MO 11., UR • V01. , 111., 16, Landon Parker, Sun. and Bourn, West Strand. FROM LAriltroars GAZETTE. FLICKS or SOLlCrraos rum= rAwricinAss To as Wenn= AT VII OFIROO OP 711 Carer REGMTIAIL, COM or BOXILOOPICT, 11/I.IIOIGILLLIeSTRXIT.j BANK aurrs. CILIUM Jog' lrfUni POElTTER.7fraceciturch-street: Mark-lane; and Portland-plane North, Clapham-road, corn dealer, to sur render March 17, at 11. JOSIAH CurrtioDALE, Cheapside, commit/don agent,Mar.l7,at 11. WILLIAM SWEAT STIAB.9 and lEDwAau STEARN, Spencer-villas, Canonbury, gas engineers, March 17. at 12. 1 Osumi RCF3IID , Brook.street, Upper Clapton, accountant, March 17, at l2. RICHARD RIDDMO, Portland-garden, Notting-hill, appnileaß March 17, at 12. Ogoaog Butamut, CarUsle-terrace, Bow, mme.44. 47=Mareh VMAIIDASJAMER FORDWRIOR I well, stationer, March 17, at 12. beg Lan Sam, Gravesend, dock anent, March 17, at 11. LRWu JOHN Gabon, Sutherland-terrace, Ptmlku , cabinet maker, March 17, at 11. JOHN WIDOWS', Compton-street, Branswlckequare, builder, March 17, at IL RDWIN MATIKICI HOWLUID, Riandford-stroet, Dover-road, oom lIIIEMon agent, March 17, si 11. ALFRED ROLM Amwelletreet, Bentonville, roam:dation agent, March 17, at 1. MATTHEW Steak% Belgrave.road, and Bridgeetreet, MacWrite*, shipowner, March 17, at 1. WIWAX ISCRIUDon, Newcastle-place, Edgware-road, and Brighton, job master, March 17, at 1. ROBERT BRAWL Wilton, Middlesex, and Gray's-inn-lane, dealer Is building materials, March 12, at 12. DANIEL PARTRIDGE. Cardiagton street, theupstead-road,shoproan to an upholsterer, March 3, at 2. JAM Kum, Linaleld, Muses, builder, March 12, at 1. ALFRED Joan W Kunsan. Bermondsey, licensed victualler, ' March 11, at 12. BENJAMIN MERYL sen.. Bridge-erescent, K ilburn,Marchlf,at 12. THOMAS Smusus, nigh-street, Stoke Newington, and Hamar. place, Cingpfland, hatter, March 17, at K. ALFRED &MALL, Thoinanst., Borough, oil gauger, Starch 12, at 1. THoMAS PuuLq liareticid, Essex, and Slough, Bucks, saddler, March 9, at 12. EDWARD WALUs, Old-street-road, oilman , Starch 9, at 12. HANDEL SIJOHT, Robert street, Chelsea, clerk, March 9, at 12. llama Wißeoit, Blackheath, Kent, and Philpot-lane, City, ship. broker, March 17, at 12. JAIME THOMAS, Upper Southwick street, Paddington, and Lam betb-walk surrey, baker, March 17, at 12. JoHafllltAriows, Queemat.,llorselydown. builder, Muth 17, at 3. URDU= OILIJAA,Uatton-gardeudisaist.silvencaltb,klarchl7,at 12. JAR= Kroadley-street, Illautifonl-dettare, journeyman carpenter, March 17, at 12. Jowl HAYWARD. Richmond-read.Rackney,agent,Slarchltat PRZDERIEK Lewis BITCHIER, Canonbury-terrace, Islbigton, , writer on glass, March 12, at 2. EDWARD MAITLAND NIXON, Upper Norwood, Surrey, commercial traveller. Much 12, at 12. HOMY PAESI us. Normaudy-place,Brlxton.figent, Much 10. at 11. VERDURE RICHARD JOHN PERCY CLARKS:, southamptowstreet, Clerkenwell, fancy warehouseman. March le, at 11. MATIBLW KfinfißDT,Churchetteet, Waterloo-road, brushmaker, ' March 16, at It EDWARD JOHN ISRIGGS, Portland-street, Commercial-road EMS, commercial clerk. March 12. at 3. Hamar Arum, itimiloghato, sawyer, March 18, at 12. BENJAMIN DARIN, Lam ley-green, Salop, miner, March 13, at It JoHN WITHILS, Birmingham,cordial manufactr., March 13. at It WILL/AM Lanny strattord-upou-Avon.buotmaker,Mar.lB,atl2. Jammu %%am, Nottindham, lace manufacturer, March 24, at 11. Joint Josu, Swansea, Ironfounder, March 13, at 11. farmer,it;rch 13, at 11. 'l' Hants Piucs, Brecon, plumber, March 13, at 11 M 11.1.141.1 t BURY tilt KLI.AIII., Ponty pool, LPUUI owner, March 13,at 1). Jaintai Kamm ALCyCk, Bawling, GB—....orgenehire, clerk In holy orders, March 13, at 11. Juike BUlnin and Dials utwe,Tewkeebury, mercers, March 13, at 11. ANHCRIN tiltußOK, Brecon, Water, March 13, at 11. CHAIM'S DA VI VA Jun., Ynntyprl.h.l, colliery propr.,March l3,at 11. J ovum acaalu , W hlte ouse v. neerTh trek, farmer, Marchl2,4l 11. TuoeA3 tarn% tluaarLlLl,, Barnes Breen, near Eceladleld, farmer, llereh 7, at 10. JOinteli 6TANSVIIILD Diann, Liverpool, March 12. at 11. John MY.TLLA, Birkenhead, proration dealer, March 12, at 12. Bolti.on, Liverpool, muslc.aeller, March 12, at It Joesim CaosaLlY, Bury, Lancashire, vlclualler, Mar. 10, at 12. JOHN Jonsson, Manchester, corn factor, March 11, at 11. l'Hunos PHIL& Lank', Manchester, viatulUer, March 0, at It Pk - rim UtlinenT, Ltollingtoo, Cheshire. baker, March 11, at It Okooon SILAXI7, Ignuingham, crucible maker, April 13,. a• 10. CliliiiL 7 3 - 12, - ielstearl, Essex, baker, March 7, at 11. Jusarll GALLS/WWI, Ileisreiol, Essex, irakeeper, March 13, at 9. South Shields, grocer, March 11, at 12. ellitaLlis MOM searice. Sunderland, shiporoker, March 13,at 12. ILLian WILDE, Ilartlepoul, militia serucalt, March 17, at 11. Jona Warraamt, Ridgway, licrilshire, taLor, March 17, at IL Jolts limurvikui, Mansnail, Notts, clog maker, March 17, at 11. Ehaan TuCKES CLUrsoll, iiriatol, ?larch 13, at 1. Hla7at M 1411•118, Cheltenham, widow, March 11, at 11. EuIIEDT WILsoN, elewer, Bei ks., hironeyinveeper. 11111•117. at JAHAS 1.4411101,11, kni4Krurth, Mauls. labourer, March 9, at 11. 4:solicit For:bier, Landport, Hants, builder, March 9, at 11 IsB 4 BB. skegby, Notts. bag hosier, March Id. at 10. CHANLAN D4211114V. Brighton, March IS, at 11. DAVID iloKo4/1, ilrunsnick•place North, aml Northgate Bowie, Church.street, susses, physician, ?larch Ps, at 11. UNSAY Simnel!. Nli,as , lisishton, shoeing smith. March 11, us.. ESIMASUEL CHINK, Charlton Ilarshall, Dorsetshire, baker, March 11, at It WILLIAM lIVNVLAY BRYANT OCNIt, /WAI I Susses, ticket col lector at the railway station, March 12, at I. THollas Hector, (lentos. Yltspaine, Devonshire, March 10, at 11. Jamas Vitas, Lincoln, fishmonger, March 11, at It. Glionuic LtsrES, liorbory bridge, Yorkshire, heerhouse keeper, March 14, at 11. ALS.l4Ntiax Malrrin, Southampton, plumber, March 18, at 12. Tlionas NAM,, Leamington Priors, victualler. March 9, at 10 THOMAS SHAKY, Borrow. LalicaShire, beersen re March 23,1411 i. Ass B,w, Uiverston, Lancashire, grocer, ?larch at THOMAS W 133211, Hereford, butcher, March 17, at 10. MARV uwas, Welchpoul. Mealgotnerysh., spinster, Ilarchll,a4ll. 3Mullas Slcilolau2, M hit. haven, looker:her. March 13, at 11. 30112 itorniriLii, Dudley, boiler umber, ?larch 14. at It. J *an WILLIans, Swindon. W 1144, r ream.. icer, March 14, at 10. CHARLES WALKAA. Telibuy, Worcestershire, provision dealer, Match 14, at 10. Rodin? RA Yalta, Jun., Redenhall-alth•Marleston, Norfolk, inn keeper, March IS, at 2. 11iti4iit — kaltblaaaii MACH, Ilithlleslorougli, accountant, March _ .. 17, at 11. Lay , Cottiattham. Yorks& , joiurr. Match 9, at 11 . NAZIS N WIPS CHAMPION, 11 " 1 " 11 . 1 .• aunty. farmer, Matta 11 at & . . Aabtowin-Ma‘herfleld, Lancashire, labourer, Nardi V. St 9. GlBU — ltelt - 111111111 - ORIMAND Roams. &aka at. many, ulicoinse., machloriaaa, March Mk at 11. orte.G Dis EbwAs Liattre W dentate, farmer, " marchisoign. 1112711110 CIIIQRRWOOD, 11 ond 11l h 13, at S. ' I)2Mm. WARM Leicester; miller,'erch 24' at 10. ' ` RAMAT S4I60"089, NG ter, cermet:Mar, 3191iM I*MM/id . . Hider CAMPT, Atfatdle a yorksh„, horse dealer, Mar. Ci 18 / alt! ! . , muuSIBuLL, Hethe, Oxfordshire. shoemaker, Hardin. at • ; CHARMS 00Writ, Chelmsford, )lard( 9. et 11. I LIM 11433iCULIITHIGII. I March 96. W. 4ms, Marlhmough.rmd, Peckham. corn/nimbus agent-March 26. W. Biker, Illendlordstreet. 51 iddlesex, dealer ; lu turnery wart--Mach Sa. Lid. Jamph, Manhoyaseracir. Bays water. and Old Jewrychiuribers, 4 ity, bristle roesheat - March 24 J. 'item, Oraneeeerram, Bermondsey, Wine-March 2& •3. Rano, Bt key. Herts. meliositcal engineer -March 30. 0. Temple, Puddilli - Mil. MY, Mre merchant-March hi. A. Hoe, , iiout -row, Clo easouare, merchant -March 20. T. Jarrett, ' Maidstone, cattle dealer-lit/eh I& W.. Welker, Nigniall. street, Isodon•road,asaistant to a elhomenionger-Ilarch M. J. 4 C. Shaw. Dorking, comnisston ague -Much 244. P. S. Whiter, ' Mary -stmt. Berge part, commission agent-Muth ili. 8. Jacobs, Meeturg House-yahl, Ilousiteiltch, turniture hroksr- Mamh 16. T. Lodge, Shaftesbury, imesetahlre, !him° Starch 27. T. R. L Hooper, Welling, Cent. egnxw .m- I 97. W. S. Potter, Adeamtned. Adhl--3Larch 27. U. WatarlG, I tiottersea-rise, term b a ll![-M arsh 27. W. Reed,Southgale, Mli arse; green-March 11. J. Stark; Illawbproad, 0141 Kent-read, I • porter roan upholsterer-March 11. W. Tarte. Tuthilletreet„ Weidedtuiter, lead meschant-Marsh 11. M. M. Maisie, Crescent- place, St. Taserea, proassne of denting-March 11. T. Wilson, (treat Titchtleidotreet, carpenter- Marcia 11. J.W.Sy es, Omega. street, Shore/UM, cabinet maker-March It. T. Dawson, Whom, near Wanton(, Huntingdonshire, oral merchant- March 11 N. 'Sennett:met& Ter/bridge, Lent, surgeon-March It Agnes Ball, lifilli-street, Shoreditch, matte maker-Muth IL T. Coote, . Peon, Bileirlagham.thlre-Nlareb 12. W. Mind, Ebenener.placc, 1 Poplar, Minclier-liareh If. O. Well, Bushey, Hertfordshire- I March 19..3. W. Calk, Princesatreet. Dnim-Mare, surveyor- March BLit. iikudder, Depitoed. wheelwright - March 18. H. Rennet& Trinemetreet, Kensington, horse dieter- Morels 19. W. • maker-; t3k . . 1 0 square, a • Mart:PIO. . . 1 Msryiebone. .. • inakermllladni& A 'Wait • akiiift. square, Mac * rafted. cap Op mariufacter-Ilarch it. L.P. 1 Shiver, Pall-m picture &GEO- March ICI; 061iZer,'Beriges , swam, gicine ' Olds Meg 1 3 /0934 1 411diteaNied1011 3 MGe ' dealer in buddinerials-March Id. A. W. Dixon. I ti ti i , I I lane, Tower.rireet, ship broker-March I& A. H. ?Way. • gate, merchant's clerk-March IS, O. W. I Mingay, Kings Lynn, I Norfolk, sic (leer -i- March 18. T. Bhearmen, St. CMheriVe- Mad, Nottin leak leaflike- Marsh 18 31. Goitre% Beick•Mie, Bethnal-1, 6*mi/we-March 19. W. Moore, Cumming street, Melt a, echoolniaster-March 19. R. Carpenter, King Witham* ' COY,' tobahronist-llarch 19. •P. Littiegri Ls nolownsplice, It Ueswichrequare, commercial eleek_o LI. W. &clew : one, West Hain-lane, Ilidelesex, grocer-March 19. 0! Beicher,Rendi ng, shot/Man to a grocer-Blared 19.1 r. H. ' Ibegory, Cibrepraile. meeeknat-March It. D. fi Willdris.. NOS son.wmare, Southwark. and King Williamatreet, city, secretory ' toe flour company-March 19. B. Flemish. AlJersipttestreet,' Able' keeper- 4) omb 19. J. J. Lawrence, White Itartatrort, , ketiningtormomd-„March 19. J. Westlake, Nortibplace and Thlin's.mew‘ Trafe-irublane, wheeloright- 11 treh - 19. AT, It." Paskey, Vide/Gee& St. Luke's, cabinet maker-Mardi IL 3... ril 14). T. its-st ree t 14, Blrm ui i i nght ioo lea n 7 r tai . lor e. Ape/41, fo+rier -10. Z. Batter te, B Staffordshire, publamh-April W. Margaret 1 brill and H. BlyinlJU, StaffordahireManners-Apill 19. 1 1 4. aahers, * n-Trent, joiner-April Li. W. H. Baker, care, /babe ire, draper-March 11. C. Brounlie, Liver: fale Merchant-) 2 4 E. gdwards, Bangor, Comore monger -A B, Thorp, Heaton Norris, Litaceihi el 4 4 , l tAler- 7 April 2. R. rs, Blackburn, Lancashire. hotelier = March 12. J. Rushton; igen, Lancashire, grocer-March IC J. Sketalot worth, Ileatem Non* Lancashire, coach builder-March 13, Ws Lucas, Ilancr, silk broker-March 9. 11. N. Barron, Man chester, phot o pher-March 17. C. W. Cooper, Manchester, salesinan-Ap 13. W. Barker. Cbdeterworth, Lincolnshire, road M e t r e "-11 T 1 1 1 1. 9 0. Jane t t e, V ill anc a teite Diu" r, pal ' etr:alt.l.. 3 g Ritchie i , Lon t, near Manchester, commercial clerk -.March f i IA , J. H. in. Manchester, broker -March ;6.. J., E,IBIL toIIIOIRIC, Manchester, pinmher- March 26. K. BrixoThent, Menthes , vision dealer-Marchla. W. senithat'avaltrt, tailor -Marpli f i l t..iCarter, Bolton, Lancashire, ale merchant- March 13. If. log, StOwntar%et, Suffolk. flatimo• -April VW. Robed& thereon, Worediterstrire Hemmed Victualler- Fl& Jaltinson, Oreetdmiurts„..Norbitiseibeciand, -- v h 24. Ne on, Coventry. watch manufacturer- A r an e t t 4l. .8. Wilson,. dith :forbad, Tortehke, foreman let Works-. &T. aterson, t Kingtton-upoila4:ll. nOrk : bulublr-April rWrlght, 1 iUmgliam. _amt. bu er-April2l. W. gooney. don, EiIIMPI. Lootmaker -Mardi -1. WIT ' Bedminster, leenenetshinel beer retatler-Mageh rq. •R. Jon..,' Wreaham, Danbighsh, publican-March I}. Panay Sissox. Ilkeston. perhyshire, pkeeper-March 14. 0. Keeble, Ipeolch, itiffolle hinter -A 1. W. Bennett, Wrarall, Sememetshire, carpenter April!, J. Weare, Wells, Somersetaltire, 1110nee, Marsh 28. B. 11. Harrison, Bridlington. Yorkshire, halnigemer- March 10. 11. Y. 0111, Hadford, Yorkshire, grocerMtdch 90. H. Mnd, Glaydon, Datum. grateir-/dervh 11. R.4l'etka wawa/Mr. te:rued victaalles-1 S. W. Clarebrough, 31milie141, mason ich 11. W. 'Wfack, ruby, lincoloshire, tat/other -April 10. J, Graves, Oid-bellu ke, Lincolnshire, Hine earner-Apra 11. Illt NaMplee4roo2, Liecolnehirs, labourer-rApril 17. T, Mender. Le ngton ors, Warwickshire, nurserymen-April 111. G. Trench, LIS' rrh BOrecks, tiampratre. publican-. March 24. B. lisookl. /Southampton, watchmaker-Mark U. T. Ormandy, Sumo-W.3nm.; Lanosiirs, butcher-Mireb M. 2. lon, Pillolly, Monmouthshire,' book.keeper-March IL I. H. Foobbeed. Nektinlare, relliinowsltareiv Smith/ ta m. lace rum riri wr Maxel a t i lt ui ßar ll titill li q Bailey, Nottingham, iron Mouleler-Ilareh 18. W. Wilkinson, New Lentos , Nottinghamshire. overhaul/mot raising machines- March 18..1. Heresford, Nottlugham, grocer-March 18. J. Clarke, Nottingham, lace designer-March 14. A. Payne, Brighton, baker -March l& R. C. Cook, Lowest id., Suffolk. MU poster. • 188.7. . BANKRUPTCIESANNULLED: Feb. 17. WIL1IeIIES01151:Iew Preaireet, Westminster, ge aeral dealer. _ _ Watsu Bur, Edgworth, near Bolton, Lanca shire, architect DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. GEOP.GlPlinao;i7NentTi:Cosi - nWreltaiit - - - -‘ll7l - e - nd of Is. any edn.-slay, at Actainan's, Bristol. DAVID MURIA/CB, Liverpool. ipromr—ltad dividend of Yid., and Ist and Ynd dividends of ds. and ,ou new proofs,. llucill,and any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Li- - . carpool. . - ENUCSI ERASSICS HOLDEN ,separate estate:, Widnes, Lancashire, commission agent-Ist dividieuu of ts. Sit. March 11, and any onliaequeni Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. ROBERT SCOTT and Jamas Sum - rut Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Imendrapers-Srd dividend of Sid. in addition to Os. pre. cloudy declared', any Saturday, at baker's, N eacaatie.upou. Tyne. ROBEkTCBAPII.OI BEAN, Morley 11111, grocer-lit dividend of of li. 7 lb-lad., any Saturday, at baker's. NeweaatietiPoll- Tyse. WILLIAM FELTON, Wrockwardine, Shropshire, farmer-lit and bold dividend of Is. SbJ., any day attar March 2 (except do turdays), at Yong's, Wellington. IMVIDINDIL March 24. G. Pearson. IfOidanTpto u, Umber merchant—March 24. U. It. Pemberton, Chertacy. Surrey, major-general in the In dian I urees—March 12. B. Barker, Bradford, Yorkalbre ; =t incrchout—March 12. J. Watham, High Ackwortb, Yuk lass sulker—March 12. 8. Robson. York, Innkeeper —March 13: D. 31.Alpiu, Carlisle, attorney—March 111. J. Lavery. Manches ter. wine merchant—March It J. Nuttall, katon-witlon.ltury, Lancashire, draper—March It. T. W. Smith, Leicester. archi tect—March lb. D. IPLarts, J. 31• Kean, and IL Lamont, Liverpool, merchant& C/1114111CATE to be granted, unless came be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. March re. I. long and W. Long, Yeatluu, Yorkeldre, cloth Ilaanunteturers. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. F. G. Williams and 1. Wl/11.111125, dose.lane, Stepney, wine Coopers—J. 0. Butler and A. Butler, Watt's-terrace, Old Kent road, linendrapers—T. Galloway and W. Atkinson, Newcastle upon-Tyne, earthenware manufacturers-1' Ordiali and T. 11.11- pruy, Paternoster-row, photographic ',linters—K. Davenport and E. Matthews, Manchester. commission agents—J. Bullough and J. Bullough, jun., Basentleit. Lancashire. ollto.l power loom cloth manufacturers—Mary Wilkinson, C. M ilkinson, and 0. Wilkinson, Bilton with Harrogate, Yorkshire, farmers—J. Gar nett. W. Uorhain. and 0. D. Warner, Tunbridge, Kent. attorneys, so far as regards J. Cornell—J. 11. T. Kramer and V. W. Hain, George.yard, Lombard street, brokers—S. Min t er and J. Hanson, Huddersfield, shuttle makers—J. Humphrey and M. Lusford, Walberton, susses, grown—J. 11111 and W. Ildl, Halifax, York shire, woollen umnufacturers—J. Smith and G. Smith, Putter nes ton, Yorkshire, corn millers—S. Wcldrick and G. aboard, Hudderstle:d, wire workers—G. Wilkinson and W. Thrives. Basingliall.street, designing engravers—J. LTaven, F. Craven. K. Craven. and J. J. Broadbent, Horton, Yorkshire, worsted spin. pc's, lo far as regards F. Craven and E. Craven—W. Wright and I, Wright, Yarn,, Yorkshire, whitesmiths—S. llardaker and S. Canter, Barnsley, Yorkshire, merchants—ll. Chilton, J. Deni ron, and J. Parker, Cheapdtle. Loudon, and Leeds, woollen cloth arenta, so far as regards J. Hudson --J. draw and T. Shaw, Bevey Grow. Yorkshire, grocers—E. Dickinson and S. Horsley, Liver pool. comb nianulactmers- J. Walls and J. "thaw. Blackburn, Lancashire, engineers-0. Hill anti J. Nidir, Derby—D. kitchie and A. Watson, Glasgow, ironfounders —T. honey and Co., Great Britain and Ireland, general carriers, so far as regards J. D. itunaldson. SCOTCH SIQUESTRATIONS, WILLIAM TORTTAA:3, Muaselburgh, grocer, March 3, at the New ,hip Hotel Leith. ALL:LINDER DEAN, Droughty Ferry, baker, March 4, at the Itritish Hotel, Dundee. ALEXANDRA( WIGWAM KAITITIMIIIf, bookseller, March 9, at Mitchelson's Hotel, litrriensuir. WILLIAM D 011043, ARCHIBALD DuIADS, AMA HoRERT Dui , pg, Lain s, tlarch 3, at Messrs. Dowella mid Lyutia kooms, Mdinburch. WILLIAM GENTLES, Glanom, publisher, March 3, at the Faculty 11311, Glasgow. DANIEL MILLER, &dismay, limber, )larch 7, at the Victoria ltothesay. DOHAA Bauwa, Glasgow, wrlght, March ti at the Faculty Hall, lasegow. DIRPATcH OF THE BOMBAY AND MEDITERRANEAN ll.tii:t.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Delta, Captain Weeks, sailed from Southampton yesterday at p.m., with the mails for Gibraltar, the blediternmeas, Bopt, Aden, Bombay, and Upper Bengal. The Delta took out 40' paaaengers, and specie ou freight value 425.966/. of which 2.5:10/. iu sovereigns, cud :AN. in watches, &c., for Alexandria, and the remainder, for Bornhey, compris ing her silver, value :184,2.501. ; silver coin, 13,7001. ; bar gold. 214.0001. ; old coin, 2,5001. ; jewellery, den., 916/. MIDNIGHT MEETING MOVEMENT. —A itother in teresting meeting connected with this important movement was held on Thursday evening, at Hawkstone-bell, Water lowroaiL Neerly 100 unfortunates were present, who par took of refreshment'', and were afterwards addressed by the Rev. Newman Hall and other friends. At the does at the mention each girl was presented with a card of irrita tion to apply at the office for advice and assistance. This is the sixth meeting held during the winter months, which here been effective in rescuing at least 70 poor girls from a life of degradation and site. From the oommencemeut of the movement to the present time more than 1,000 girls have been thus rescued. 'I HE BRIDESMAID' vy Ir. DOC —Pt LSAR AND Lusnes wtnnboo Finnan for the warm. DMA Einiilematic Orange Ylo.or. Myrtle, and Lily of tlrr Valley—three bottler in a este Ti. orb. ML aka--; Naar Boaditred, W. —(Advertiesumuti ITILFARAPHIO INTELLIGINCS, • (soma', Tizsgs4aus.) I . THE PRINCESS ALEXANDRA. COPENHAGEN, Fas. 27. Her Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra' has . met with a most enthusiastic reception throughout the journey to Korsor. At all the railway stations' en Toltec the peasants pressed in large I numb.* to welcome her Royal Highness. At Roskilde the militia turned out, and at Ring pled a regiment of dragoons was parided. The Prinoess arrived at the Korsor terminus at 6.30 p.m. yesterday. 1 The town was splendidly illuminated, and al grand display of fireworks took place. The mayor delivered a congratulatory address to the Princess. The Bargotaaster also delivered a speech, in which he eulogised the Priam of Wales. Her Royal Highness left Korsor early this morn ing on beard the royal steamship Slesvig. KIEL, Frz.27, 5 Pal. air _B, rat x • the Princess Athataadzse .rassiaitlare aSholy at a gaartar east 4 this afternoon. A slight-derangement of the asaehinery of the Slesvig caused Kula ' delay on the passage from Komar to'kiel. The royal party will leave this taro for Ham burg at a quarter past .6 this evening. HAILBORG, rm. !7 Warms. Her Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra is expected to . arriVe here this evening, and prepare• Cons are being made both in Hamburg and at Altona to afford her Royal Highness a festive recep tion. ieth places will hg illuminated this evening. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. WARSAW, F. 26. Theinsurgents, underthe command of langiewiez, have been defeated;nesr Malagosz. They lost two cannons, and have been continously pursued since the engagement. Another band 'Or insurgents has been dispersed near Zelechow with a loss of 150 killed. Intelligence received here from Ostrowo states that an engagement between the Russian troops and th e insurgents has telten place near Opatowc2, in con sequence of whisk the Russians have evacuated Wfdari. KAIZOWITZ. rya W.. ripyeilers ylio . have arrived here today by the atait train from Warsaw. assert that the Marquis Wielepolski is dead. • • "he insurgents have quitted the district upon this bide of Czenst6claw, and have advanced towards the Vistula upon the Austrian frontier. NEUDECIL Fsa. 26, ENVING. Heavy firing was hoard here for *antral hour, thisafternomain the direction of Caenstookaw. LEMBERG, FIR. 27. _ . . Fugitive insurgents announce that on the 24th instant a body of 2,000 insurgents, under the COM mend of Bogdanowics, was defeated near Ruda and compelled to recross the Bug. szsraw, The O f ist Zeituag (DIU lodiby sky, :r-" Mieroslawski, in an order of the day dated the 19th instant, informs the insurgents that the Provisional National Government had appointed him com mander-in-chief of all the insurrectionary forces." The same paper states that the engagement in the vicinity of Radsiejewo appears to have had no decisive result. On the 22nd instant a Prussian patrol from Wreachen passed over for a short time into Russian territory. DANZIG, Fra. 27. The Date.iger Zeitung of to-day has the following news from Warsaw, dated Zth, evening : " An order of the Emperor has been transmitted to the authorities ordering the suppression of the insurrection, at any price, within ten days. " The revolutiotary ,committee of Warsaw has again succeeded in collecting considerable sums of money. "The organisation of the insurgents continues to improve, and their numbers daily augment. "The railway communication between Warsaw and Wilna has been interrupted by the destruction of the bridge at Liwicebritcle." THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN SPAIN. PARIS. Pvt. 27. The Consfitedionmel and the Pays of this evening announce that, according to intelligence received from Madrid, Marshal Narvaez has replaced Mar shal O'Donnell as President of the Council. [Stamped; id._ Additi9nal.] GREECE. ATHENS, Fn. 24. Rumours prevailing that France supports the claims of the Bavarian dynasty to the throne of Greece, the Nat' al Assembly has renewed its declaration, that this dynasty has been deposed by the will of the nation. THE POLISH QUESTION. DEBATE IN THE BERLIN CHAMBER. BERLIN. FEB. •_7. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputioe, the debate upon the Polish question was continued. Baron Vineke cautioned the house not to be led away by any policy based upon feeling rather than upon reason. The re-establishment of Poland would be dangerous to Prussia. The importance of the insurrection must not be under-estimated. He knew that General Klapka was upon his way to join the insurrectionary movement. Baron Vineke then continue.! :—" Herr von llisinark regretted yesterday that this Chamber does not resemble the English House of ColllthOllN. I can only regret that Prussia does not possess an Upper House like the English House of Lords, and an English ministry, with a respect for the representatives of the people. No fear of au intervention of the Emperor Na poleon need be entertained. The semi-official papers of Paris have only been ordered to use their present language in order to divert public attention from the atfaini of Mexico. England will also re flect before taking ally deeishe step. The disunion between Austria and Bitola has increased by re cent events, but this is advantageous to Prussia. The alliance between France and Russia Las only been postponed. Upon the whole, the policy of the government merits thanks, but it is contrary both to the interest and the honour of Prussia that the Russians should be allowed to pursue the Polish insurgents on to Prussian territory.° Baron Viucke warned the ministry not to permit the present dissensions between the house and the government to continue, as they were leading to the ruin of the country. For his own part, milk r be nor his friends had anything to gain by a minis terial crisis. The parliamentary majority must sewer or , later mile po the handl( PAO, "OA* Country mint gain wisdom at its own expense. l f Hetr von Roped:, in reply, said tilit by bad only to west his former 'statement, that the convention between Prussia and Russia did not absolutely permit the Russian troops to enter at will 14011 Prussian territory, lie observed also that the government was defied by the oppositiun to.dinots• the Chamber, but it preferred that the country should !trap learn better of what materials the hour was composed. ' 'Herr von Bonin, formerly Chief President of the government of Posen, stated that bad be still held the post of. Chief President of that province, he should not have approved the policy of the govern ment. He considered the convention injurious to the interests of Prussia. The debate was adjourned until to-morrow, after a atormy discuision lasting six bourn. THIC ITALIAN LOAN. TURIN, FEB. V. The Chamber of Deputies continued the debate upon the proposed loan to-day. Tha.bliaistaaal the laterinsaamiunaint that be should shortly submit several bills relating to home. administration. He pointed out the necessity et first satisfying the home interests of the eountrT before endeavouring to fulfil its desires for rational unity. He declared that Turin must °maims to be. regarded as the capital of Italy until Rome could. be obtained. A detachment of sixteen soldiers bas been stm rounded and defeated by a band of sixty Wiped', near Benevento. General Ls Marmara has left for that place. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, F. 27, 120 P.:L The Bourse Ina been firm. Routes closed at 69.6.5, or be. higher Oath tes. terday. rrwoes NAVAL AND MILITARY. Ammar u, 27.--.Psomitbsa ta Ar pourrim.vre.—Lientotwate G. T. /Cep, to be Meg Whet-- met to Rear Admiral G. Elliot, superintendent of Ports mouth Dockyard I Me V. D. Laks to the Wellesley ; and W. L. Wartia, to the Fenaidahle. Paymasters W. D. Jeans, to be secretary to Sir M. Sey mour • and - d. G. Robison, to be mersdary's tank to. Sir - Aimatant-Paymasters C. Harker", to the lades; M 8. Giles, lb the Pembroke ; H. J. Ray sad F.L. B. Ebillwen, to be neeretary's clerks tb Sir X. Seymour. Clerk F. L. lc pyw, to be eembisgF's Gawk W rd- Seymotir. PORTAMCIUTS, F/PL 2;• Rear-Admiral the Ron. George thiry, late auger iuteudeut of Portsmouth Dockyard, left the establishment this Morals& 'midst the most umusual demoostratioa of respect and esteem. By permission of the bank qf depart ments, the operatives, numbering about 4,000, shortly after seven o clock, lined the carnage way two deep on each side from the admind's house to the Anchor-gate, and as the carriage passed down this avenue, the pliant admiral was enthusiastically cheered, and in leaving the flotabliehtorot carried with him the beet wishes of all classes. The clerks and various officers of the yard took pert in the demonstration. On passing the convict prison the , warders were drawn up, under the command of Captain Rose, the governor, and also gave the admiral • 0o sal salutation. The squadroa under the command of Rear-Adaviral Robert Smart, consisting of the Renee's, 73, Captain Charles ttet lowes ; the Warrior, 40,Captala the Bela A. A. Cochrane, C. 13. ; the Defeoce, Ca p tain A. Phillimore ; thiVagst gums, 1 8 , Caplets W. Chamberlain ; sad the gunboat, Lieutenant Commanding J B. Creme', are ex u p:ot to aril this afternoon at half•past live o'clock for the lAMBI, to await farther orders. The Emerald. 35, eenw.frigate, Captain A. Commie& steamed out of harbour this afternoon and anchored at Spithead. It is reported that she will proceed to Gravesend to embark the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, who will go out in bet to meet the Royal yacht as she a=ehee the English shore with the Primer Alexandra on ROYAL NAVAL RERERVIL —The Lords Commis sioners of the Admiralty have been pleased to approve an alteration in the device to be worn by the officers of the Royal Naval Reserve on their undress caps. The new de vice is a seeni•wreath, with a crown at the top, surrounding a medallion, on which is an anchor, with the letters R.N.R. It may be seen at the office of the Registrar-Geeeral of Seamen, London-bridge. SUSPENSION or PAYMENT OF NAVAL PRIZE MoNET.—Notice is given in last night's Ga:tfte, that the payment of the proceeds of the Chinese junks end their cargoes, detained for breach of blockade of the Canton river in the year 1857, advertised to commerce or Thursday, the 19th, is suspended until further notice. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FAiDAY. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 12 to 1 apt Lincoln (t and oil) 14 to 1 Orphan (t 1 16 to 1 Emblem (a) 16 to 1 Satellite (off t2oto 1) 20 to 1 The bane (t and off) 20 to 1 Jealousy (t and off) 30 to 1 F.IEIOO 33 to 1 Birdbolt (t and off) 33 to 1 The Prophet (off) 33 to 1 Cheater (off) 50 to 1 Northern Light (t and off) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. 20 to 1 apt Voluptas 20 to 1 Croagh Patrick ft sal off) CITY AND SUBURBAN. 40 to 1 apt Summerskle (t) CHESTER (UP. 33 to 1 apt Caller Ou (t) 33 to 1 Amelia It) 33 to 1 -- Valentine(t) TWO THOUSAND. 11 to 1 apt Michael Scott (off) DERBY. 11 to 2 on the 33 to 1 apt National Guard (t) 40 to 1 E.trly Purl (off) 50 to 1 Michael Scott (off) 1000 to 12 Quails Bertha (t) 1000 to 10 ltolraos (t) TIIE Dist it E.... 4 IN LA No• Ana committees formed in Condos for the relief of the distress in the cotton districts hthl then weekly meeting at the Mansion.honass yesterday. W. Cul'itt, Eel.. M. l'., presided : and Mason. Howse, Cotton, Arii.itsge, Mother, Dilberoglue, and Gibbs were present. The financial statement showed the total receipts up to Thurelay nightto 446,271 W. l! o . Id. ; of which 33.\7151.6.. !hi. hail already been remitted to the distressehlistricts. The week's receipts were 7,750/,, of which 1,670/. were from home and 6309/. from colonial re sources. A letter was read, signed by Mr. Beesley, M.P., stating that lie had heeu applied to by some of his consti tuents to bring owler the notice of the committee e et ui e familits who wished to emigrate to (Necrosis's& and he asked for aid from the committee for the purpose of pitying their expenses. 'fbe amount required for those who st 'shed to go would be about 'W., and he asked the coniniittee fora grant of 200/. A similar application was made last week to the Government Emigration hoard, and the committee were of opinion that as they declined to take any steps to the matter, thinking that the first uiovement ought to emanate from the millowners, Se., is the districts, they would not be justified in making the grant in the present instance. The matter was ultimately adj , .urned until next week, when it will again be hrnugbt before the notice of the committee. The following were the grants made yester.lsy : •-• iiiiitiin, lilll/.; Hazelgrove 5004 ; I halmillehl, NV/. ; ; Mosley, 4110/. ; Hurst, :MO/. ; Lees, : makers.up and peckers, Mancester, 1.3 1 10/. ; Drovleelen. ; ,11. ',cry and 3umWs, 110. ; Leigh. 1004 ; Wittou. rtes' - . den, 100/. • Collibumt, 100/. ; Sbawforth. 1144'. ; ref.; Gorton. ; Bazeodoe, ; ; Faniotton.lsl. ; W ithoell, ; selerbury. fat. ; Vi onus, 40/.; Cotterell, 40/, ; Lougtown, ; WAL•len LW. The total sum to be remittal was 4,111 V. jAdvertinemeut. Hot.ho w l . 's I ' —E% ItRY 11010'n Vitsn.—Une of the many inn... ~f the of thin medicine to the great I.iird)in, • • erfect it 1,1111 °tot. tile CW{ll6OOll ; it MAU:bra • ot..r the new bornalleg fr o m the N.A. tovlitiinit, il the hitrilito. , 41 Ili. 11.11 in and I fu : ,.... 1 1 . 7ri k . i se eis.,,,,,, r:w ili,, e ui t .h;e 1 : 7 1 1' . deers of m. nico Wine. and by steady and persevering attention mar confident') hope for Iscreesedairength, peeler comfort, and better health. -So