The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-16 00:00:00

'/ , ~~ n 7 lJ / _~ • ._.. 1c No. 5,231.) UTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope VV aM Madras.—STEAM 00111111NICATION between LCilf /ON and INDIA by the magnificent Fleet of Steamers belong or to the East India and London Shipping Company (LirolteC Its well-known clipper auxiliary steam-ship LA DI JOCELYN, L 2 42 t 0... 300-pone power, ROBERT W. KM, Commander, low loading in the 'Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on ask June, embarking passamers at and leaving amassed on the Nth Jane for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hops and Iladrie This msrmiecent ship, built expressly for the India trade, an been thoroughly refitted, has drat-rate accommodation for and will carry an experienced surgeon, also a The average paasege of this company's gasmen Mat season was TO days to Madras the Calcutta having performed dm voyage in 59 dap, being the shortest on moor/ The line will be contino..sd on the 29th of each succeeding !ile_th a lirith the strictest punctuality, by one of the company. nt Beet of ancillary screw eteamobipa. ..freight or passage apply to GRINDLAT and Ca, i 6, Par. asinewsetreet !LW. the brokers, ALFRED MEET? mod Co., 111 ywagermall-street, EC.: or at the Oilers of the Company, Mineterbuse, London, LC. when also applications for appointments as midshipmen in this service &mid be marls. AMHARA DREW, Seareftry. Cut India and London Shipping Company (Lashed), 9, Mincing-lane, LC. LCUTTA Direct—NOTlCE to SHIPPERS. N.../ The MEDUSA, A 1 IS yearn will receive ineasurement rods only In the I. India Dodos all day Saturday, the ISM mutant—Apply I. OILLATLY, HANKEY, and SAWELL. V, inutenhallntreet, LC. VOA BOMBAY Direct (under ment with I. H. M. Conned ler India), the well-knovt Iran tat ship MARAH SA KDIS, 1,160 Wm, A 1 IS years, in Liver pool iron ship book, JOHN OILLIES, Commander, owned by Mr. !Aard Bates, of LI lying In the London Doeks.—lfor be4oht eppip to 114; e ari sad MUD, 12. kin& William street , or to GIMAATLT, RANKLY, and SEWELL. 27, Lendenhallo Amt. E.C. paR MELBOURNE and GBELONG, with . c l i j u i j uk4vle s s i g t ateb. tbe c : p al t r , ; , o i ttle r-5e.114 realt .iyi lar g m elte , sM Inds jaseasolloist ageoptatodatton bac ale cab's and odor rs.—Yor troght or passage apply to 03.1.11 N, 1081?.. A, and Co., 44, Penehureb street. • • DORT PHILLIP Direct (to. sail rounctually on the of May, bet chipping day ?mod!, the magnificent Dundee buUt clipper dap BENGAL, AI, 80 tom realdler, H. P. NU' MILL, Casursellor ; loading In the Lai lodiallocks. Has edendid cabin accommodation, and from tier Ann lines is as, meted to make e very quick run out —Ter frelblit'or Apply to DiNTIT and WOLK 11Uliterilmlig ;or I t li g e LAMY, RANK EY, and ozwzu., 27, LeadenCalittreet. QHAINGRAZ Direct, with immediate despatch, the spiendidellpperhallt ship RAIATON, A 1 10 Jests, 678 tons NOW, TRQUO DAVIV. Commander; loading In the WI India Nee& dastdadlng and deil.known ship pre tests * met tisieesehhe opportunity to shippers.—Apply. to GILLIAM, SEWELL No. 47, Laidenledl- Arse, 10. FILAOL.BALL PAU/MG/IR .LINE at cum& PACKJIMS far AU TB bolo Loudon direct. trifit . Nelbotizse .. Nelboires .. Queenalsna .. City et 8> dney 4104tP" ) __• • • f•;" ors I. India !IL haps lii•l'ii -4- ;.; I - ,,=9.-.:'s' a. :I ' : "" tame - .2.m0 I I. To B•IL Jaw 10 rlfiy 25 ..lase If Itay June 15 • July 25 *bewails veal romps. reputation, and their pas taw ...vir r i ayseidg Matz-Poe gl A Tire reagrillag ce Attetralia an= 1114LITIB sad 0)., : Anew for the It la • sod S. IL ILACICA sad C:4L - 1, Leadenbanatreet, Mmeslito,rlEY WiciE,AX said SONS' naystd. London) MINI PICILYT save to . ilfilittallA,..40,11111.1110U12(11.-Pett Plitlifialtnegh M Wr - i Ae Dopka Saturday., A r mo r & callinght Plymouth. the did new clipper at* 8 I,lfirtorfil E. MAR N. Cominaadtr 111 Mg .ihstlee India Dacha Her &mama tettanalter all dames of pseemagon are xrpsited, and she rimirezwieticed surgeon. —Tor ft tft or pasaze apply' ALUOWT, and KORMAN, lidesre.- MONEY Inaziat and SONS, 1, Leadenhallatreet. Paasengers by thin to. of whata we conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth first tiam far second-dam been, andmoond clan for Udrdoteea tares.- GAT EASTERN for NEW YORK.—The T EASTERN, WALT= PATON. Inoznender, will be ed from LIVERPOOL foe NEW TOILE se ander : tglils DAY. May is TUESDAY. itnea Pam inn Ca la. £lO to CM ancontlng to aceommodatioa, all hart= the only Orivllegee In the nabob; Seem, Cabin, Pl 4. Mars nano .1.11 be 4ine4ellikeerebbelLs lotonnoMdo ha. s, ZlO 10..: Steerage, £7 MaigliellMh. for teraer PloWniall Ve to t 116, Leadonhallgtran, LC. . or to the Goon Nip Oanniany Cannoaatrost, Landes, Z.C. ; and ilk The Albany, rr i lLstreet, Lleerpool.—lfor htterzoninte and steerage pen gee apply ano to Memory. SABEL and SEARLE. 111, Manor- Ingot, IdenpooL SPECIAL NOTICE. LIVRALPOOL, NW YORK, AND PRO BItIP COMPANY. atrand Passengers are herebyettutty informed that eompany's Tamers, hitherto WWg as Saturday tor New York and aIILK at Queenstown for par angers on Monday, wW to future Lail from Liverpool on Fridays; and will continue a regular sailing alternate Friday Gant Liverpool. calm at QusenaWwn on the following day tar pawners and des patches as usual. Steerage passage by sissmars sailing 20th and rte. say, and led June, IR: Outlines, fail ue ► QTEAM COMMUNICATION to NSW YORK Dlasst.—Tlis LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILA DELPHIA STEAM HIP COMPANY intend despetaling their NI-powered Clyde-WUges Ironee nger Screw Steam-Shim calling at Qatansatirs to k s and daa ma FROM enstas LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. *divas: KANGAROO, Friday, May 15. EDINBURGH. Weaseakat MAW*. CITY Or MAN CRWYM Wedasalny, May 27. CITY OF LIHRIIICE. Mday, S. Asloveryeateatedlag Wednesday, sad every alternate Friday. Cahln wane IA, IT, and 21 vials., according to the accosa assiatten. leeward including all provisions coshed. Parenaws I P or s C a fn ' art el tnitad States, and British Celowida Medial through on very ativantsawmas terma—/v lerttr PWWW4WS applyto WILLIAM I. AN. 21, Water. Wm% 155 wEleal; ante RIVES sad MACEY, 1, King Willtaia *eat. City. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL ATZAII-1111IPS, &misted by the Admiral/ to sill between LIVEZPOOL end Zink YOLK, end between LMLIII - sad ISONION, with liberty to call la Halifax or other pone to lidsad receive mails, good; end pereenaers. the Poston didar eellhla id Hellion to load awl receive panwegere and bar Malady, malls. The following er other ramie are ap plaud to on from Lkverpool, aWing at Cork to receive the beta: - " PIMA, for NSW YORK. Saturday, May YIL AFRICA, for BOSTON. Saturday, May 30. •SOOTIA, for NSW YORK. astarday, June 6. • Tabled plossugers and comb, b Nassau and Mayans, to be traostscrsd at New York on board the R. M.S.S. British Queen. arit="sonaay. inaludinn denude ass and provisions, bat wtnas or liquors "—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin. 121; woad cabin. Alt To New York, chief cabin. fig: woad calla, Alt "might to Malitaz, &atm and New Twk.S.3 taM a b io , eit. and 6par cast pr—Appy to I. B. lour& 62. 016 leads. ; J. IlLeatTU, Darre, had a Place de la Sorass, Parts ; G. sod J. Dan" Bachanao-strest. Minallaw ; 16 sad C. Whir, Queenstown: sr D. and C. /Alvah 11, Watar. amt. Shirked DHELLIPPB, ORAVIB, and PRILLIPPB .s. iimprrik the undermentioned anaelssa Tor ROTT=DAUI sad the RHINE, the BATATIEL, trout Oe British and l'oreint Steam What; Wan9b l 4, swell Sunday, It U R. Fares: LI 108 , ono 17. ed. Return tickets, stars and a halt. TY PTENOOID, Thursday morning early, beta off the Toner. rare LI. ler EAM3O3I, the IloWk, on Flat Inst., 11 tun., from Horn *lows. lane LI, and ink Yoe GOTKIEIII7IO, the GUSTAF Walla, about D'oth trots Hoesslyelown. /OM 43 is., IA Ss., and 41. To he fol. ieViciirtsl7olllosl7 —" r p. oe COPINHAGYN end STOCKHOLM, a steamer. in a few da lee &debt. p aw. He., spriTat Cleatelles Universal OlSos, lagent-elrous, .oe to IPHH.PS, oaAvse, and PHILLIPPA, 11. lood-lesso. IN.NB of COURT HOTEL COMPANY (Limited). At a IIETTI NG of the Board of Directors, held on the 10th of April IW. It was resolved : That the SHARE MOT beCLOBED on the 27th May ;after which Bros no farther applications foe shares will he retratved.—By order, H. T. L. BEWLEY, Boerstary. THE IN VIOORATI VE NERVINE ESSENCE. The roost scientifically prepared and most powerful nutri tive cordial ever Introduced . restores to their normal coodition all the secretions on the Integrity of which perfect health de rklui It to • specific for debility of all kinds, and from items among other ingredients, pepsine and phosphate of soda, will prove highly beneficial to the nervous anti d Moe ai per beetle, or four quantitlee 1n one for Y a sSie. fie; agents Yews. en and Co., HO, Oafortketteet. Wfl Leairrebalf.C., London. , k BTHIIA, SHORTNESS°, BREATH, BRON a. fi ca c irsA G N A TlMlUtry tabooed sad owed by freselpters). TM mak% blind lea:Wed. penetrates Into tb chesty calm tb• Weds awe Geo =sollitstes orpeotorstioa, sad meats the auntie= at Ye . t wpm of reoparsttoe.—T. OW, law d'Assotoo , taaPasta Pram la al. • box. Meld to Load.= by .Cleteutt. liaissatiget. RD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA D il l ir i ni7° Magollsrlag twisty-Ivo yaws lairMlSlft gams Wiwi Ils modltal prolgods, sad salvtgosft sot= Us so Um Ind rostedy tor acidity of the Irak sad loittiostlos, sad gm • mild Na dist far . agiosto essmittstasg, moo ompoolsJJC • or lodise and claims. It Is la a *la* a sad at UMW= DINNWIOID sal d;7". In. r• z rale‘ angst, Loam : sol 4 by WI rompootablo obssists MINNIO. As we& ESEIENOI of LIFE D L I•01.6“ uswoeit tow nod *OHM oroolliolors to roar worler. Pallor* Is limporilla&r. It. awls POINIMINIL occolllorloa .—llokl to cam art tun losiromiloro. me or four 'email for M. mit . poked es melee toreltroworer ' W 00. n a=. -ra Ina Co. 111% Illkood. oohs Temple-bor. y,', ~. _~ ~ ~~ INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, Wanstead. NOTICE OF UMW/ U. In cenaequence 01 the - Tmotedriate extension of the Londow, Chatham, and Dover Railway across Ludgate-hill, the Committee have Igen compelled to REMOVE their OFFICER to 100, FLEET. STREET, where, from this date, all communications are to he addressed. - By order of the Committee, May 5, WAS HENRY W. ORXEN, Secretary. STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. WINES of superior quality. Pali. Superior OM crinted, : very choke, Ots, flOa. ditto from the wood, 27a., Ids: superior, Us, Mu per down. Sherries: Mae, Hs, Ms, Ws. • high quality, aa, 49u, e. 4 .: Vino dl Palk% Mk. Amon tillado and Mannutilia, Sgs., Ms per doses. Marsala, Us. ; Lisbon, rich or dry, 32 a liuoeUas, dia.. Champagne, good, Jae., Ms, 485.. ditto choice brands, Ms 721. Claret, Ms., 28s, ass. St. Julien, dc., Jss., its., We. ; Chateau M acß wt de., des, 725. Hocks and Moieties, 30e., 42a.,44a.; strysupor, OIL, 725. Wines of other descriptions equally reasonable. AU goods delivered free within Sr. miles. Terms, cash.-78, Bishop's:. street-within. ALLSOPP'S ALE and GIIIINNESS'S STOUT. JOHN F. 81008 and Co., tole contracton for Bottled Beer to Om Intenaltosal Exhibition, Agents for &meal Ansopp sad Bone Ladle Pals and baton Aln. and Guinness, Sou, sad oo.'s Extra Most. Importers of Wises sad ligilitem—Olikee sad atom the loyal &change, —The trade supplied on liberal terms for emit. ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new ALP Invention, so admirably mmtrived that a tall well as smaller cadot, may be raised or tilted on It wMlont labour or trouble. Its action L et, Impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid Quid by no possibility can be disturbed, Prim 95., lb., 145., to salt at, 11, and 18 gallon maks. . • .• • BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Ho vuk,peg required. No more Bat beer or sour else. Mae 01. eleekeopieid, vit.-4Wiy time Ir 11111 P BARLOW Wiliametreet, liaaeloo.bouse. Seetbst b M wee sod address are ea even article : all others are Ruckus trokitiom leg r lin Iklablithed 1810. hEorntsir—oiliislT l MAO efl mad •ON, $ sad 4 0001:1811, W. • IaRONVic BROTH:CRS: -PATENT cHAIRS sad ClarcpllA_Barrack• Pandtars, Tronki. !veina l/am. ao.-1/14 1•00404. . 00041990 tree. ThAVINA% ost qbANDLItli,` 6d. per lb. ; .1 Sperm Quidlem, la 4d. sad Lid.': Ise British wax, Is. Id.: traosteumst Is. P 1..; Belmont wax and sperm, Is. ; German wax. Is. it; la*; ipaladb' parafine. la 44.:'eompo mho, Id.. Id.. and Oa bost. 10}d.: metal k for Palmer 'a *am ; magmas, it; masalds,. 7W.:. Colas oil, Ea. 'per gall on; yellow Sim, Qs, dalralad SM:. par lIIIba.. mottled. 4a old brows , Pd. per packet; common brows Veladsor, whit* l a ad. bossy. la ad. SlXeerffle miff , slmond. Is. pee iiar—_Wr cask. et M. P. tarps sad SONS' old eitsPilahod waselosra 011, St. IdatiJa's4aaa, Charing-cross, fIAUTION.—N4RMII27,' RtOSSELL, and Co.,' ILJ Istle et * Stread: Harlidir nie tad 146 Vas ntieturen, CAUTION the PUBLIC seahmt parser tireAtag Baler similar = im ae cries to be oottaested with thew, or their late gsteA• their oak, ImiteleetorY tr VAT IL OM ZAI L LNIk ILNOANT4TBEKT, VINCZNTAQUANZ, VATATIM ol • .(10LEOP.ICATIEKR$TON • and BROOME, aces d ••• P9blle t••• &amorous Wort* annonneementre larding the AL , persuaded th at 1/4• 14 Id eke teir treks, si ed Ike will be alike protested by Ike wide art abbess °Limp en this guiect. Gold being . divided tab 36 parte or Ikal geld of 14 carets flea, b IP 9 emelt .. 411 11 10 worth ..A4 6 111 11war444...4 • I stras...t . ll IS carats. 6 I . 6 trearati per ounce. Pi earsis.. • II .. 9 ...1 IS 771 omit " *dee C. 1 11 U carafe . WU& dikonala.. 1 9 kII 3 „ deadeed) Sl7 101, Usere34.4 1 • 0 4 •14 II ,U .ante.. 314 4 It isrsts.*. t I II t .. .. CIO 7I Ikeereb.. 110 K 1141••••..' 1 IS • 1 j .. • T. Warms r &• is .0 44 risemeaciOry,l6, Ye. 6.. London. tads of Chided lied LIL This fa la awed s• II It kistopmlbs, • • dgerdeps 34.011,411,0*- ,71Mq OA T 8 "for the R A 0.113. 14._ i r oa =it ct i urroN can ispeelsl Me L somacca, be bad at rj , pug riles eee ewe,. ' No. 106, IMAM opposite Meter-MN SPIDTAOLICEI, imwoved by HARRIS and BON, om mat arid* preserve the sight. Better rennet hit dada Steil, with °midis or pebbles, ith. steel, with red, Ss. 10 NIL '4441 tad SIM" Spectacles and nediglaates ett Glee,, 11417.4saidd H 8ON,IWIM N. to Iblslidishad fa& —No dawdlers employs& WHITS and BOUND TEETH are indispensable to Pa venal Attraction. and to health and longevity by the maga:Woo of food. YOWL/01W ODONTO, er oeutpouuded of Oriental ingredients, is of theetlatahle value inn s prase e nd beautify, the teeth, the gum, and in ring a pleasing oe to the ltr"gt hestrift erailleates tarter the teeth, removes epee. taelplent death and polishes and preserves the enamel, to nhkh it imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its luvaluable pro. partial bars obleined the patronage of royalty and the effete eery et gairipa and It Is anias'', la high reptile. Moe Pa Pd. beg, gold at la, Hatton. garden. and by Chemists sad Ask for "lowlands' Catonto: RIMMEL'S NOVELTIES for the SEASON. The ALELLNDIA, PRINCS of WALf2. and ROTA'. BAIDAL BOUQIII:T. h ad. each. The Csuoiette Fan, dellght fnllypedanced, from 3a. 64. a specimen by pod for 60 stamps. The Charm. Mk elegant golden ornament for the mach ehain. ya. ; by post for 13 stanaps.—li. RIM/d1.1., Per fumer. 90. brand. and It Cornbli. SPA HOUSE ESTABLISHMENT for PATIINTS, Porton, Wilta—lavalkla desires, of visiting Parton for the benefit of the Sulphated and Brano-lodated Saline Water, T 10.• so celebrated for the rare of chronic disease, may have terms of Mr. JOHN STRANGE. Spa.bowee, Patios, from wheat the prices of the water, which la now being ex ported to an parte of the United Kingdom, may be bad. ANEVER FAILING ItEIINDY. Dr. SOMME BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, prepared with out nay Mercurial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will he food Mendable to all who stiffer from bilious and liver Dow pialata„ tedlgtalion, wind, spume, giddiness, dirtiness of the sysu &a. Par habitual costiveness, al • family 111)014CDt sedletas, sad as &pignut of the blood, they are truly excellent ; mild la their operettas sad grateful to the stomah they create appetite, ponds dig= t a ‘ l , t o d stringthes the whole nervous system.— Sold WW. 8, Lag William Bc h Charing-croak aad by mod thmtMed, la sea, Ls. ltd. and 9d. Be rum to aak for Dr. Scotre BM•us and Liver Pills. The gonulne are a square glean package. with Immbert" engraved on the stamp. THR FRENCH EMPEROR.-A first-elais S. steel Portrait of, with a Memoir. is the Supplement to this week's ILLIMITEATZD MIMS of the WOE Hit., Id.. stamp* 7i. 116, lfset-elmist. Paiscssa's THEATRIL—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean took their farewell benefit at this house last night, the pieces chosen being the wood sod third acts of Hcsry the Eigtth, and the Jealous Wife. The chums performed during the short engagement of these popular actors have all been Shaksperien, with the exception of Louis the Eleventh and the comedy named above, and they have been put upon the stage in a way which has shown more than the usual faults of the starring system. After playing fora few nights is Liverpool Mr. and Mrs. Kean will sail for AuMralis. PRATER-NOOK AND HOMILY SOCINTY.—The Sfty first annual meeting of this society was held yesterday at Breterhall ; the Marquis of Cholmondeley in the chair. The report stated that daring the past year the society had been called isto more active service than at any former period of its existence. The number ot books distributed and the comber of visitors greatly exceeded the usual genii* While regretting the loss the society had eta- Mined by the death of the late Archbishop of Cinterbory, ono( it. warmest supporters, the committee feltpleseure an stating that the present archbishop bad coosented to become a patron of the society. Daring six months of the past year 2,072 ships had been visited, the aggregate number of whose mews being 20,000, and 90 Bibles and 740 Prayer books were sold oo baud at reduced prices; 104 special Mite had been paid to 84 ships, taking 4.162 troops for India, and 5,360 emigrant., makiog a total of 9,522 persons visited, amoopt wheal 44 large Prayer books for public worship, 9,000 Family Prayer -books, and 840 books of selected homilies, were dintributed es board the troop ships, 332 readers were obtained, and in the emigrant nips. 413. Daring 1862, the amount of 7551. 18.. 9d. had been received for the special =isnot food. MDSSIONS TO SEANILN.—The seventh annual meet ing of the society for promoting missionary efforts amongst seamen was held yesterday at Willie's-rooms ; the Earl of fihAfteelitary is the chair. The report stated that the work of the mission on shore is carried on principally at the sailors' home., the seamen's hospitals. and in those taverns where sailors usually resort. Noll only in the poet of London but at the various seaports throughout the country the spots of the sunny were y remind by the sailors with respect and good f sad their efforts had been re warded with • success. The report then pro ceeds to give some istenstin statements from the agents at Liverpool, Plymouth, Falmouth, and other pines. The society bad at present 12 chaplains and 1.2 scripture readers provided with the woreasary vessels and boats for carrying os their labour. The Mame of the society for the past year bed been 7,0681. 4s. 84., being an now over the preceding year of 5061., sad the aspendNare amounted itsllol6l. 4s. fid., leaving a banes in had el 640/. Oa. 24, • liabilities to the amount of 6631. Tii - itiv: Da. Baxrus, or LivisrooL.—Th• R.. Dr. Bafdea, father of the Liverpool glipembary weir mat*, who bas been for several days suffering from • com bined attack of asthma sad dropsy, was not expected to survive last nigh& _,, _I,. ,A- NEWSPAPER . • .! t. ' i • f I OrP Tt ik, 41 - 4 t . 44:441 qRg.,.... / LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 16, 1863. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (FROM OUR OWR PARIS, FIIDLY EVENING. The despatches from Mexico published in the Moniker quite bear out the surmise that the posi tion of the invading army must be critical. General Foray's despatches only announce the capture of single fort (Fort Xavier) and some islands, and say not a word of the proposed capitulation of Ortega, the attempt of 15,000 men to escape to Mexico, the taking of the Cathedral and the Place d'Armes, and a variety of other circumstances favourable to 1 the French arms,which have been published in the I ordinary . journals. It is true that General' Foray's despatches only come down to the 3rd of April, whereas it is pretended that later and better news, dating from Puebla the 10th, was published in the Eco del Comercio of Vera Cruz on April 16. It is incredible that the Moniker should not be in possession of the latest news brought by the Louisiana, and, inasmuch as the Vera Crux journals are entirely at the mercy of French authorities, tie probability is that the stories published by them are false ; at all events, the Moniker admits the heavy loss to the besieging army ef 1 general and 5 officers killed, 33 officers wounded, and 56 soldiers killed, and 4t3 non commissioned officers and soldiers wounded at the date of April 3. As the Mexicans are shown to have fought well, the losses subsequent to that date may he presumed to have been vary great. It is certain that General de Laumiere died of his wounds as the Moniker states in its summary, although from General Foray's despatches it might be inferred that he was alive. The Bourse was heavy on account as, I am told, of the Mexican news, and rumours that further reinforcements are to go out directly. Rents fell 20c. for cash, and 15e. for account ; and Mobilier, 16fr. 25c. Isthmus of Suez shares remain without charge at 518. A very good answer is given in an electoral mani festo published in the department of the Gera (whiste a committee was formed on the principle of embescing every shade of opposition opinion " froni Count Montalembert 'to Colonel Charms") to the cuckoo cry of M. de' Persigny's organs about the "immorality" of a coalition. After the pungent obsetvation that all M. de Parsigny's present friends did not come straight' from fit. Helena on the same day and by the same road, the address says: There are plenty of common and nrgeot intonate which rattail the &Weems of. all friends of mammy, and liberty. LoAnat the taxee—look at the expenditure—thick of the onomquences of all these little wars, however heroic, carried on in far &tient' countries—think of the state of the peer, of the stataof the national representation—con sider the condition of individual liberty rin.lllr•the law of public safety. What more urgent reasons could be given far a community of efforts animated by the same views and the same hopes? At Bordeaux sq opposition committee having been told by the,government, after much negotia tion at the Pregect's office, that public electoral meetings were absolutely prohibited, but that private meeting mould be s .".tolerstel",lwattj length fixed upon two cand ida tes--they are M. Aniedee Larrieu, a member of the Constituent Assembly of 1848, and M. Lavertujon, the able editor of the often-warned Gironde. M. Curd, the late member for Bordeaux, although elected six years ago as an opposition candidate, rallied to the government as soon as he was invited to dine at the Tuileries, and will probably not be re-elected. Although complaints are made, and justly made, that meetings should be prohibited in 1863 which were permitted in 1857, and even in 1852, I think it not doubtful that there is now, practically, a good deal more liberty than at either of those pe riods. I assume, since it is so stated, that them were some public meetings before the last two general elections ; but they must have been very rare, thinly attended, and, above all, very inno cuous. There was a reign of terror then, which after all is in great measure dispelled at this time of day. It is against the press principally that arbitrary power now makes itself felt, and its pressure is more annoying than terrible. The Emperor's liberal proclamations of November, 1860 and 1861, have sunk deep into the public mind, and en couraged a revival of political feeling which his Majesty well knew could not, under any circum stances, be long delayed. Newspapers may be bar reseed, but citizens are not now afraid of being suddenly transported to Cayenne. Even M. de Persigny is hampered by his own liberal profes sions and promises. The Paris press, in spite of all difficulties and perils, supplements iu great measure the deficiencies of the departmental journals. The prefects, however unscrupulous, are partly paralysed by the more liberal spirit which is abroad. Independent manifestations of one sort or another are now so hydra-headed that official patience and vigilance are lacking to put them down. I do not expect that the "five" will be very largely recruited in the next legislature ; the various means in the power of the administration for moulding universal suffrage are still far too strong to render any such result probe 'bie. But I think it no extravagant supposition that their number may be raised to twenty—and that would be a defeat for a government which de mands unanimity. Besides this I am firmly of opinion that the minorities at the polling booths will show a substantially larger figure than in 1857. TELEGRAPHIC IN'TELLIGENCE. ( runies TzrauLNL) PRUSSIA. THE CONTEST BETWEEN THE MINISTRY AND THE CHAMBER. BERLIN. MAT 15. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies the proposition of the committee in reference to the ministerial letter was agreed to by 295 to 20 votes. The President, Herr arabow, proposed to give the ministers time until Monday next, and then com municating the resolution of the committee, to re quest their attendance at the sittings of the Cham ber. Herr Forkenbeck proposed that a distinct summons should be addressed to the ministers to be present at the sittings, in accordance with article 60 of the constitution. The latter proposi tion was agreed to by 167 to 138 votes. ITALY AND THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT. TURIN, MAT 14. In to-day's sitting of the Senate the debate took place on the questions put to the ministry by Signor Deforests respecting the state of things in OisollouSiern provinces. Signor Peruzzi expressed his thanks to the statesmen who had defended the cause of Italy in the English parliament. He con tradicted the assertions relative to the press, the prisons, and public safety, made by those members of the English parliament hostile to Italy. He stated that economical improvements and judiciary and.administrative reforms had been realised within the last two years,. and defended the policy of the French government against the accusation of du plicity which hail been brought against it by a Senator. "The occupation of Rome," continued Signor Peruzzi, "is a fact no lees painful for the government of the Emperor than for that of King Victor Emmanuel. But it is impossible to overlook. the difficulties of the Emperor's po sition." Signor Peruzzi then demonstrated the solidarity of the reactionary party in all the countries of Europe with Rome. He further stated that brigandage had sensibly declined, and that the support of the country was secured to the govern ment,. " which," he said, " employs its efforts in order that the French flag should no longer protect the conspiracies going on in Rome." In reference to the cases of Mr. Bishop and Count Christen, Signor Peruzzi proved the legality of their con demnation. Tie Italian government could not make any difference between foreigners and Italians. • Signor Peruzzi's speech produced a great sen sation. The Minister of Justice then refuted the asser tions wtichtia beeu made in the British parlia ment relative to the administration of justiee. • Signor Deforedta declared himself• satisfied with the explinatime of the ministry. POLLSH INSURREatIONI WARSAW, MAT 15. M. OitrOwsky, a Councillor of State, has been appointed Director of the Interior in the sulrainis station of Poland, in place of Count Keller, who has been called to fill another poet. BRODY. MAY 15. 411 s is facrensing in the Polish pro vinces now incorporated with Russia Proper. Well-armed bodies of insurgents, with numerous cavalry, are stationed in several parts of Podolia, Volhynia, and t'krainea . The peasants have not yet joined the movement. An engagement took place the day before yester day between the Russians and the insurgents near Lachow. LEMBERG, M .t r 15. The insnrrection is reported to have broken out in Machnowska, in the government of Kiew, and in the district of Winnika in Podolia. GERMANY AND DENMARK. VIENNA, MAY 16. The General Carresponcknz of to-day says :—" In order to avert an European conflict Austria intends proposing the adoption of more coercive measures than a Federal execution towards Denmark. The object of these measures will be to guarantee the execution of the stipulatious of the London pro tocols of 1851 and 1852, relative to the succession to the Danish throne. THE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE MINISTRY AND THE CHAMBER IN PRUSSIA. film cent owe conaserosersr.) FRANKFORT, Mar 13. Things in Prussia are drifting now rapidly to crisis. The Kreus Zeitung prepares the public to day for a coup d'etat by stating that people must not be surprised at what may happen after the scene of yesterday in the Chamber. Parliamentary annals will be searched in vain for any similar occurrence. Here is a minister who insults the deputies and bullies the President, and when the latter makes use in sell-defence of his incontestable authority, defies him by stetieg that as a minister he has a right to behave as he likes, and that the other has no right to interrupt him. Now, it so I happens that thus President, Mr. Bockum Dolfs, is one of the most moderate of men, who was requested by Bismark himself to enter the ministry when he took office. The President of course could not submit to be treated by the brutal general as a common soldier, so he covered himself and sus pended the eitting. The ministers met iu council and sent a letter to the President, stating that they would not enter the Chamber again if the authority to interfere with their speeches were not surren dered by a specific resolution of the House. As the Chamber cannot do that without abandoning the right of its President to maintain order during the debate, and as it is useless to debate without receiving an answer, it follows that things have now oome to a dead lock ; and as ministers are not likely to give their opponents the satisfaction of dissolving tha,Cliamber as they would be re-elected by overwhelming majorities, there seems no remedy but a coup &fiat, for neither public opinion nor the nniversal cor d i tp a robation of all Europe will bring the Old King to his senses. Only the other day Count ulernbonrg, the Minister for Home Af fairs, was convicted of having made a false statement, by denying that Russian soldiers had been quar tered with the inhabitants of Posen by order of the government, the order sent by the cabinet of the King having since been published. The whole pro- I THE RETURN OP THE SULTAN 20 CONSTANTl castling* are so mean and so detrimental to the morix.—The fetes which took place in Constantinople upon interest of Prussia that people are not wanting who ' the return of the Sultan were, we learn, of a very brilliant begin to believe that Bismuth, always a favourite character. They extended over three days and nights, at the Tuileries, might just as well be in the pay during which time basin's of every kind was almost at of the French government like English Cabal a stand-still. The illuminations were general, and lusters in thetimeof the Stuarts. The stateof affairs the crowds very large, yet it is stated that the utmost cannot be rationally explained in any other way. good temper prevailed everywhere, and that though Telegrams from Berlin to-day say that, in cones- ' policemen woes only to be descried at rare intervals , sod quence of the report of the committee of the at outof-the-way Motet corners, there were no accidents. Chamber against the pretensions of ministers, a sad only one reported attempt at robbery. The Lerma decisive step is hourly expected. I Herald ma's that according to an authoritative statement Though the state of siege is not declared, the the total of the Sultan's actual expenditure during his districts near the Polish frontier are under military . late voyage did not exceed 100,0001. rule ; the commanding uffleitt him taken a greet Full benefit of reduced duty obtained by pox many persons into custody, against whom nothing ' diming Havuissaa's IMre Tee; choice at i a dd. sad ea could be brought home, so that they had to be " let ttudard• at di tel. as. ad.). is " the strougest sad met delicious Imported. Elesta every to "WO/ nu' released by the civil authorities. pockets.—(Advertisenteelj The Opinion Nationale announces as a fact ascer tained after strict inquiry, although it is almost incredible, that the committee of the Fine Arts Exhibition will not allow the sale within the build ing of a catalogue of those rejected pictures the ex hibition of which was ordered by the Emperor. This catalogue has been prepared and printed at the cost of the artists themselves. Without it the appeal which the Emperor meant to make from the jury to the public cannot be fairly tried. I still thick he will make his own work perfect [Stamped, id. Additional.] SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HARPENDEN MEETING.-FRIDAY. THE &WHAMMY= &Ana of Sewn. each, with 30added. One mile and a half. (10 subs.) Mr. W. lesaes's Mug ♦SW. by Alere — ril gaol ea= to yen Toun, 3 yrs (351), est n Mr. Price's Matister, fyts TM (E. Martin) Mr. Nightingalrs HWy Grove, s yrs ,r3f. , 7sl nelduMalD The following also tau :— Mermaid. Dummy, errener, May Be, and Erica. Betting :9to 4 apt Wi ll y Grove, sto 1 apt May Be, 6to 1 each apt Flying Spur and Mermaid, 7 to 1 apt Mal star, end 10 to 1 apt any other. After one false start, in which all bat the Maltater ran half a mile, they were evenly despatched, May Be making play to the turn going out, where she dropped iato the rear and Warreiser took up the running, followed by Erica and Flying Spur. Entering the straight, Warrener gave .way to Flag Spur and half-way up Meitner and Hilly Grove joined him, an d the three ran together for a few strides, whea Hilly Grunt compounded, and the other two ran a good race to the finish, Flying Sr eventually winning by•short heed; Hilly Grove waa • bad third, Mermaid fourth, Dummy fifth. Warrener sixth, and Enos seventh. May Be did not pan the post. The winner was bought in for 90 guineas. 1112 Runs How CCup , a CUP, plate of 60 son., for hones bona ji4k the property of farmers oocupying not leas than SO acres of land within the limits of Lord Dacres Hunt ; UM each. Two millet _ . _ _ . . Mr. J. 116;OVgitish Prince, by King Tom—Balmoral, slid (Owner) 1 Mr. Preeter's is by Yaw (Irk)), amal (Mr. C. Pears) 2 Mr, V. Irrasses Princess, aged Mr. Wald; S The , rbrr also ran 2-111111, Mgrry, Mho, Precise. Primo sax wader prate* it being alleged that abs had not bum properly described. 'Tim HANPINDIDI HANDICAP at 10 move. each, 5 ft, with 100 added. Two mdse. (SO sate., 32 a whom pay 1 sov. eaoh.) . Mr. I. Ten Broach's Amy, by Lepton—Deademona, 6 y?s, laa Slit ' kFurd ham 1 Mr. s : S. DT,b . ....9.r . t00, 6 yea, Mt 'lb .., (e_h . allver) ! ZYZIn — C.:4I - egi7iu - rirtio — i, - 117.7e5t gib.. (IL Ortauhar:. $ The lollowieg also ran : (llbraltar, Brenhand, Flash In the Pan. Walpole, Herren, Moon, Toarlst, Watford, Flying Spar, I by Killgotter—Bloah. Betting : 100 to 30 apt Amy, 7 to 2 apt Tourist, 7 to 1 each m e a LFlirtation and Walpole, 8 to 1 apt Barrett MUM, law ! wet Overtbn, and 10D to 8 offered apt any other. 1m y the flag fell, Bvenhand mailed to the front, and went past the Stand with a clear lead, and was followed by Watford, Tourist, and Overton ; Gibraltar, who was ontpaded from the start, being Wed at in the first quarter of a mile. After posing the Stand, Eveahand gave up the lead he Tourist, who - w at 'followed by Watford, Flirtation, Amy, Flying Spar, and Overton in • duster. They ran thus to the bend into the t, when Watford ran up to Tourist, and lb. pair qui • rest, lay in front to the distance. There, however, y both compounded, and left Amy slightly in boat o f . evarton, whilst Flirtation, wide . cif the pair and next the rele, was next , Walpole following fourth. Overton, who had throughout been is close com pany with Amy, made 'his /trap • • hundred yards from home, but bibs. Wipe op, we. beaten by a head. Fllrth the • bad third, Walpole wits foiirth,' Fly ing Spur filth, and Watford mirth ; the rear was brought up by Flash in the Pan. ' THI Two-TIALOLD Mann of 5 sors. -- each, with 100 added; oolte, Set 71b; Mlles, Set 41b. T.Y.C. Four fur 1u and •'ll • 1 ,. : Mt. T. stetenth Falth hy Pelloa—Challipa Bet alb (Payne) I He on Nothschtl.ft Brother to Qum% Bet .... (Wane) I Mr.Viaevriag's Vanquisher, ..(J. : iarsomU The following also ran . Br. I by Teddington —Birthday, Rothschild five Merman*. itoyelin, Iola: Houghton, Madame : , by Touchwod-11M5 of, the Mom, Mystery .Argue the Exile. Black Deer, lady Mahon, lady Warwick, The Golden Ball, Attract a. klaiirrials. and CorMedufate. • • • Betting : 7to 2 scut Rdyston, 4 to 1 sgst the Birthday MIS 7 to I apt Clatrvoyiuite, 8 to 1 agrt• Lady Nicholl, to 1 apt bro. to Carnose-100 lie 8 seek apt Mack Deer and Bold Houghton, 100 to 7 apt Attraction, and 20 to 1 each sgst faith, lady Warwick, mid Vanquisher. A short delay occurred at the post, aftevellibh+Falth, slightly in front of RaYston, Bold Houghton, Lady Nichol', and bro. to Came, mods play, and, tooreming•lme advantage at the distance, I came away and won in a canter by four lengths. Vanquisher, who passed a lot of pulling-up. hones within the &game, was beaten a length from the sewed. Sleek Deer. Bold Houghton, mind Royston wen the nest three, sad Golden Ba iga a last. lisurszian Punt of 50 KM, for all ages ; win ners extra. About ens Captain Cosine's FlizeaMon, by Idle Boy—net. 5 ba. yrs, est 41b (11. °rum) 1 lard Lonadale's g by lingston—Flax, s yrs,bet lttb 1,4 OA Parra Walpole, 4 yrs, ist Mb Daley) The following also ran : Gibraltar, Btataumn, Lord of Lftne, [TV OPENCE The general meeting of members was held yodel' , day at Willies Rooms. The Duke of Camkid presided. d there Were present Eat Spencer, 'And IVbgeschffih Lord Truro, Earl Dacia Colonel North, M.P., Mr. Broom field, M.P., Sir J. Burgoyne , Capt. Mildmay, Mr. A. Sin third, M.P., Mr. C. Boma, M.P., Colonel Lindsay, ha. The CHAIIILLX had little to communicate, further than to report that the arrangements for the meeting at Wimbledon in July were completed. The balance in favour of she society was 3.6131., including the ladies prize fund of 4101. The names of the ladies' committee would be published her mediately. He regretted that the annual othecripans bed not increased to the extent that had been hoped, and he begged once more to remind them that this source of income wan the most valuable to any body or association whieh con ducted IN preceedings from year to year, because aalcas those satecoptions were considerable end regular it was difilcult to know what to do. In other respects be hoped the committee bed met the wishes of the volunteer body throughout the country. There was a strong feeling that the rank and file arm of the volunteer should be brought more prominently forward, and the committee in the new arrangements bad established prier for the next oompeti tion which be hoped would effect their object. There would be sixty prizes, restricted to rifles of the bond fide government _pattern, carrying 577 ammunitioe, with • minimum pull of trim! six pounds. There would be an " Alexandra" prise, given in honour of the Prams of Wales, restricted to rifles of bona fide government pattern, also carrying 577 bore ammunition. It was intended to have a review this year se before, sad it would take picies ass the 18th of July. The entries for the Queen's price asonnted sham, to 970, and be limped before tie dorsi competition elite would be an ;arena 40 °Math mid 100 men had put down their names as intending to avail themselves of the camp at Wallis don. The ofileers' tense would accommodate two eacb, and the privates' tents four each ; but parties who Comd r. to do so wood d eral roles bad bieben allowed to p smeoded,‘hh, theiri i tc i t own together with the new bye laws, had been published. Colonel Biwa moved, and Sir R. Haulms seconded, the adoption of the smeeded rules. Sae diorama followed, in the course of which Cap. tale Tame and others, while admitting that the caeca • bad liberally met the wishes of the general body, urged that the Foillekl rifle ought to be allowed an opportunity in the approaching competition of proving its capitalise at 8t or 1,000 yards ; sad also that the question of hacidi amppsig should be further oonsidered ; to which it - wee replied that General Hay and others held that the Enfield could not be depeeded upon beyond 600 yards, and that ft would be unwise to take any farther steps as to !Nadia.* ping until Abe result of the expeeiment now going carat Stroud was known. _ Betting : 2 to 1 apt Lord of Lippe, 3 to 1 apt Flirtation, 5 to 1 apt Walpole, and 7 to legal the Flax gekliog. Lord of Linn. made the running to the distance, up to which point he was followed by the Flax gelding, Walpole, and Flirtation. Within the distance Flirtation went to the front, and finally woe by a length. A neck separated the mooed and third. Lord of Liana was dose up. fourth. Tea WitienlAinifiAD SW= of 5 nova. esoh, with 30 added. T.Y.C. Mr. F. Fisher's I by Ihrpton—Dinah. 3 yes MO 7ot 1011) (Beeves) 1 Mr. Goddard's Little Star, 3 yn (401.), fiat tub car On) (Jas. Nightingale; Captain Chriaties Netherdale, S yes 6OLL 64 lib (Zenker) The following also ran :-Baffier. Banana Tin UNION Herr Cur of 25 nova, in rpecie for half bred horses that have never won a steeplechase or hurdle nee of any description, and have been regularly hunted with an established pack of foxhounds during the present season, for foer.yr-olds and upwards. Two mills. (17 auto.) Mr. Shaves gby Barbadian—Stirrup Cup, 6 yrs, Lit Mb (Mr. T. Price) 1 Mr. I'. Smith's Meanwoolijrs, iCiement) 2 1 Mr. &J. Bond's Precis*, ( b b), 124 Slb (Mr. Junes, The following also ran r— salty, Leo, The Priest. m by Me teor, Sena John, Magary. and Thabox. Betting : 6 to 1 apt Rosewood, 3 to 1 apt Sturep !Cep gelding, and 7 to 1 apt any other. The Stirrup • Cup gelding waited epos Precise to the distance, when be went is front, and within the distance Reaewood took mooned plane, but never getting up was beaten by two len.tba ; Precise was a bad third ; thoebox fourth ; the Meteor mare fifth, The Priest, sixth, and the rest were beaten off. Tes &MIT STAies of 2 sum. each, with 25 added, for all age; wieners extra. T.Y.C. Captain Cluistie's Netherdale by Cohterdeln, 2 yrs ;173LL Bit Captain (Linker) 1 Mr. Poulson's Allow Me, 3 yrs ("X). lot 71b I inewl . S Mr. M s Maybe, 4 yrs k), 64 Mb ...... (-Mitchell 3 The following also ran : - Manta, Baliverne, and Night eel. BETTING AFTER THE RACES. THE DERBY. 5 to I apt Lord Chide,' (off) 11 to 2 - Afaccaroni (off) 10 to 1 - Esocharometor (t) 10 to 1 - Th. Gallo (off) 100 to 7 - Haspodar (t) 15 to 1 - King of the Vale (t) 25 to 1 - Scamairder (t freely) 25 to 1 - The Ranger (t) 23 to 1 - National Guard (t 90 to 1) 30 to 1 - King of Utopia (t) BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAy. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. DERBY. 5 to 1 nut Lord Midis (off) 6 to 1 Macoaroei (t) 10 to 1 Saorlarosseter (t owl off) 11 to 1 The Gillis (1) 14 to 1 Hompodor (t) 16 to 1 King of the Yale (off) 2.0 to 1 Rouge: (t) 'l5 to 1 licemander (t) 40 to 1 Pietistic (I) 50 to 1 Golden fledge (t) To a question pat by Lord TRURO, The Duke of essuuddlin replied that OM simnel subscrip tions were 7GI guineas, and there was • small amount— but only • small amount—invested every year. He thought, under them circumstances. the institution could hardly be celled self.stiptiortiog. The Loaded property of the aenocia tion was 2,70Uf., which was about equal to the life subscrip tions. An amendment, moved by Colonel COLA for the purpose of exclading the Laaauter as well as the five-grouse rifts from competing for the new prises for rank sod file arms, vas prOposed and lost, sad the 'rake sad report were adopted. • A vote a( thanks to his Royal Highness the amino= concluded the pesseeedinp. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADVIZAIST, MAY 15.—PROWYTIONs AND AP roorniims.—Ceptaia W. R. Boßud, to the Coma, was mianiooect Commander J. 8. Hudson, to the Curlew, vice Palcenham, promoted. Lieutenant J. 8. Keats, to command the Stoma, vice Temple, promoted. Masters A. J. Armstrong, to the Comma ; G. R. Mor• Aeon, to the Dauntless. for Coast Guard seance ; nod J. H. Lawrence, to the Pembroke, for Coast Goard genic°. Asristant Ennioeers A. Hindmaroh, to the Colossus, vice Brown, discharged the service at Ids own request ; and J. Boddie, additiooal of the Terror, for service m the Nettle, promoted to acting engineer. MITROPOLITAN BOARD or WORlB.—The weekly meeting of the board was held yesterday, Mr. Thwaitee in the chair. The clerk read $ report from the main drains(' committee, recommoding that the board do apply to go- vernment to introduoe a bill in parliament during the m ake of 1863 for increasing the borrowing powers of the hoard to the extent of 1,200,0010. for roam drainage par posse, with •goverment guarantee similar to that con tained in the liana Drains(' Act of 1858. After some din minion the report was sdopted, and it was Wand book to the min drainage committee to take the necessary daps to miff it out. DR. DI Jowan's LIONT-81011/4 COD Lmai V7l;re the general heath is impaired and amacistion =" observes Sir Henry yank, ?lynch's" Ordieary to env la Ireland, " the reviving and reanimating elects of • regular daily course of this anal oil an highly satisfactory. Its favourable action on the system IS renovating . It checks pro gressive emaciation, restores the yielding health. rebuilds, as it were, tee tottering hams, sad brings about a most remarkable change In all the vital hactions." —Sold only In cnpauled bottles, . 4. ad., and 41. by Dr. de Jonfth's agents, Anar, byfeed, sad Co., 77, ?traded, London: sod themlata.—LAdver tbssmsoLl THE DISTBSERIIS ICABHIJUI. The 115.nsion-honee Committee held their : a k:Z meeting - yeeterday. •cmurr, Esq.. M.P., and the.. Lord Mayor and Miens. Cotton, Armittge. Morley, and Lycett, er rs present. The total amoont re ceived up to Thursday evening was 49 1 t,14r2i. 4s. Sd. ' The total amount of tke subscriptions which came to bind during the poet week was 7401. Be. 7d., of which 181 f. 4a. ltd. was from home, and 5691. 3e. 10d. from colonial imam. The sum abseil, remitted for distribution in the•dbitsmoid districts, iucluding amount for emigration, is 403,3,981.45. 7d. Yesterday the committee made seventeen grants emanating to 4,4301., which wore apportioned as follows :--Staly 1,0001. ; Ashtop.under.Lyee, 2,0001. ; litockpokt, 1 2, 1 Motwistle, 200 t • Chorley, 1504 ; Stockport overlooking: 120 t. ; Oldham oVerlookers. 100/. ; Mottrani, 761. ; Bomber- Midge; Wt.; Littleboyfield. 46/. • Borg, 40i. ; Togeoun- Allnegtoq, ; Bin* 251. ; Rai:abodes:, 251. ; Barmaids. w 26f. • , Walmsl , 101. Th ommi hte ttese s eit ar tt t o . 'um oeswymesi douinotioe of digitate, lam resolved to meet only ones s fortnight iestead of weekly. The twelfth annual conference of the repre sentatives of lastitatioes is Union with the Society of Arts, and of the Local Educational Boards, with the Council, will be held oci Friday, June 12, at 12 o'clock noon. Sir Thome Phillips, chairman of the council will preside. Ponuo &Hoots Commtamox. The Public Scheele Cm:minim bold meetings at No. 2, Victoria street, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday this week. Pre sent—The Earls of Clareedon and Devoe, the Lord Lyttel. toe, Sir & H. Noithoote, Bart., ILP., H. Helloed Vaughan, Em., and ion Friday) the Rev. W. H. Thompson. OPERATIVE JEWISH CON VERSE' CTION. The thirlyascoed annual meeting of this society was held last emus' at the Freemasons Hall ; the Hon. Mr. Ashley in the chair. The report stated that there were at present 20 young men io the institution. 19 having left during the year, and El admitted. There were 51 Jews ender iestruc. tine. • WOOS the formation of the institution there had been 492 inmates, many of whom were now acting as mis sionaries at home and abroad, and some were ordained ministers of the church. The principal reported satiefec. torily of the present inmates, as well an those who bad recently left. The income of the society by subscriptions for the peat year had been 7371. 12i. rid., which was 511. in excess of the previous year. The whole of these subs nip. lions wen applied to the maiotenance and education of the inmates, the expeems of management being defrayed from the profits on the work done io the tense by the inmates. The amount received for work done in the bookbinding de partment during the past year had been 3,501/., and the pay moots made to the inmates for wages had been 8161. 'The other branches of industry, such as printing, lie., were going on equally as satiafactorv. COLN E VALLEY AND NA STEAD RAILWAY. —A special wadi.' of shareholders in this tempany was held yesterday, at the came, 0, Victoria-street, IWestminster ; Mayor Veriker in the chair ; for the purpose of considering • bill sow before parliament having for its obiect the enabling the Coles Valley Company to make certain branch lime near Haverhill ; and for other purpose& A resolu tion approving of the bill was, after a brief discussion, adopted. ilitglieer TO THE NATIONAL GALLERY. —The will of James Tulloch, Esq., F.R.S., F.S.A., of Montague plum Bedford-square, has been proved in London by the surviving executors sad trustees—namely. the relict, and Charles Itivingtoe, Esq., of Fenchurch-buildings. The per sonalty was sworn alder 90,0001. His collection of pic tures on the decease of hts relict, in the event of neither of his boos being alive at the time of bet decease, is bequeathed to the trustees of the National Oallery, and which are to bear this inscription:—" Presented by the late John Tel loch and his brother, James Tallocti, F.A.S." . . TH s PEABODY FUND. —The trustees of this fund, with their moltitect, Mr. H. A. Derbyshire, have been en gaged since their appoiotment in eodeavours to procure sites on which to erect dwellings for the industrial claims, but find it • difficult matter to obtain ground suitable for such a pur pose which meets their requirements es to price frontage, ' depth, freehold, he. They have, however now nearly com pleted so arrangement for the purchase of • portion of the so long mount ground is Victoria-street, Holborn-lull, for the purpose of erecting dwellings as contemplated by the munificent donor of the f mad. —Cil v Press. _ ARRIVALS Or EAST INDIA. COTTON IN LIVERPOOL. —Within the last few days the mirth of East Indh, °Atom into the port of Liverpool have berm very terms, and yes terday (Friday) another batch of East ladiamea arrived is the Mersey with fell cargoes of cotton frees Bechar, TM , the Indian Queen, Humane, and Helen Douglas. The Helen Douglas brings 3,144 bales of cotton, the Kurrachm van bales, and the Indian Queen 3,340 bales. During to day (Saturday) and to-morrow (Sunday) there are expected in the Mersey thirteen more ships, all lads. with cotton from Bombay. From the Ist of February to the 9th of April there left Bombs y for Liverpool 31 vessels, all cotton laden. These vessels do not include the 13 sow expected. THE CoTTON TRADIL—G rust 00ml:dahlia have recently been mad* by the oottoe trade at Manchester and neighbourhood that Surat cotton, whoa the bales come to be opened, is loured to be greatly adulterated. A large quas tity of rand, seed, and other worthiess matter is often found to be mixed up with bales of cotton, which now that the prke is kind. per lb. is a very serious bon to the purchaser. Sometimes the lose from this canoe ranges from 15 to 40 Der oent. The brokers at Liverpool, coumicias of this fact, have tried to themselves by affixing to the last bale a label with the words, " No allowance after poising the soaks." As it is impossible for the buyers to know what is is tM bale till it acmes to be opened at the mill, they are proposing to held • meeting ori the question next Tuesday, at the llarence Hotel, Mancheater, to consider if some seep gamed be taken to protect themeelves from such Roads. bst nt ,... t &Nei Newcastle, t. th — e Tchhuamspkioniff of the with Grose, of Australia, for the championship of the b wesld, will sea oQ oe the Thames on the 16th of Julie. On the 18th of Jane—two days after the race for the chars. piomhip—a rigbtaway *cullers' match, between G. W. Eyefuls, of Greenwich, and Robert Cooper. of Newcastle, wilt be rowed on the Thames, from Putney to Mortlake, for Overcoats for the races are kept on hand for sots at Here- Ilasnilton and Ilcupton's, 103, Strand, opposite butt Hat --(Advertisement.]