The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-18 00:00:00

v. , ,/ / / 1, - , 1 .4 KIN S PAPER 's , V4l • ; - I E._ t, • 7 4. tici.X . .4 (g i j • " d' No. 5,180.] CA!4VITA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope De Ntenyea—STEAM 031111171q1CA/701f between LOl4- DoN and INDIA by the magnifloeut fleet of steamers belonging to the LAST INDIA and LONDON SHIPPI NO COMPANY (Limited). The well-known clipper auxiliary sisansekth teee, 950-horse power, JOHN SMYTH, Commander, now to the victoria Mend* Docks, will lams oat 1811 i App esabeek tng passengers at and hewing °rammed on the lOU April, for Calcutta. calling at the Cape of Oood Hope and Madras. This magnificent ship, Lath expressly , for the India trade, hes been thoroughly refitted, has lint-rate aooommodetion for sewers, and will carry an experienced surgeon, also a de The ammo pomp of the hat eight steamers has been 71 days to Madras ; the thicutta performed the voyage to if/ day; heft the shortest on record.—For freight or psumg• apply to end Co., 65, earliamentetreet, LW., the Wawa; ALFRED ERKTT and Co., 150, Leadeabaltatrest, LC.: or at the GLACE-' of the COMPANY. 9, Ilinelegdane, London, where also appl.catmos for appointmthie as ealciahipmen this service should be made. RICHARD CREW, liecratery. East India and London Shipping Cowan, (Limited), 9, Mineinff-ithe. E.C. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPER PACKETS for AUSTRALIA from L.:orlon direct Poet bblp. Tommie. Docks. To nedL Sydney Cite B Y dne7 LOW losndon April 10 La (new pper) Melbourne .. Golden Land 1,506 S. India Mareb 16 Melbourne .. Pegasus 5OOO L Inds Aprll 16 Queensland .. Golden Empire 2.100 L India Marsh 31 Queensland .. Young Austad's 1.600 L India Aprll 26 Queensland ..,dear of England 2.600 Z. India May 16 Tide celebrated line of motets Item by *ear punctuality sad Mad passeges. earned a world howl reputation. and their poe m/sr acceiumodatioa is suieurpaseed by say easels atlost.—Tor all pa_Ltleultru re•Poclini trrialit or to Australia ap= Jamie RAMS sad Co., Li : Ageete Yet Ball Lbw aud T. IL MA and Co, 1, LeadeatralliniS. Loudon. LC. DEarand MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE CICET SHlP.—ht PORT PHILLIP Direct obe despetched on the 95th Munk last altplAnd day Itlbd March), Ye seaffniffeent capper ship TINTO, • 1, register 874 Was, D. Y'DO GALL , Commander . lint In the East India Docks. Thk Boomed was built under special surrey In 1861, and born her tastoalltas quaities and punctual despatch offers • dcalrabls oP9ortnnity to slitrper, of nee goods.—Tor apply to OILLATIA , A VIE EY, and 911WILL, frei te. g,M a ioTt: baDatzset or to DEVITT and MOOD; 9, baltter.eltec4. and mooßrs AUSTRALIAN LINE D ig oT r A l lET SHIP.—For SYDNEY Meet (to sail punctually on the Pah Ms•oh, last shipplm day Ord March), the may niacent new clipper ship WHIT=ALL, AI Japan, register 536 tons, W. .AYES , Commander lying ha the Lin India Docks. This high-classed clipper, built la 1961, wider aped- al surrey, Is noted for her (sat soiling qualltlea She has a fall poop, anti normally good secomniodstion for cabin and will awry aa experieneed surpeon.—Yor term or or purge apply to DEVITT and AWOKE, 9, BUlLLteratrest DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET 8111P.—Itypelar Muth', mag—pgg ADZ. LAIDE Direct (to he despatched on the Oh of April, DA ship. ping day 4th April', th. well-known Aberdeen clipm 13L4 ETAS, A I, register 65 t tons, ALEXANDER LOOTIW, Coos 'under: Landon Disks This fine vessel and regular trader is expressly fitted for the trade, hu a spacion• poop, with firebrate accommodation for cabin mummers, and is noted for her selling qualities, having performed the voyage from Adelaide to London In 74 days —For terms of freight or purge apply to DEVITT and 3100147. 9, Billiter-dreet. "PORT PHILLIP direct (last shipping day 31st of )farch). the British Chins clipper ship AOINOOIIHT, newly coppered, 794 tons register, a.n m., A. WINCHIPITER, Commander : loading in the Bast India Docks. This skip has Last returned from Hongkong, haring made one of the quickest wrap of the season, competing with the regular China dippers. Em elegant and spacious accommodations for cabin presents For freight or passage apply to TROMMICIN sad TWIEDALE, No. ft, Btrehin-Lie, RC. ; or to PATRICK THOMNON sad Co., fk Billii,r-aqium, LC. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-SRIPS, qipolneed ley the Admiralty to mil between LIVERPOOL and NEW VOIR, and between LIVER POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to sail at Halifax or other parts to land and maim malls, good., and passengers, the Roston ship maize at Halifax to had and receive pmehmets and her Majesty s malls. The foUowta or other vespele are ap pointed to sail from Liverpool. eaftei as Celt to mates the Beath : —. CANADA. for BOSTON. Saturday. Mareb AFRICA. for NSW 'TOIL gaturday, ]Larch & ARABIA. foe BOSTON. Saturday, April 4. awa te y. aseling steward's Ise see provisions, hut ?raja or liquors Halifax sod Boston, chief nada. wand cabin. Old. To New Tat. chief able. Fit ascend able, El& Freight to Halts; Doane, and New York, 1.3 noc ad t.A .k ad 5 per cent. primate—Apply to J. B. 'Dort at, aw London ; J. 11. Carrie Kane and Maas de Is scene Arts ; G. and .1. Buena. Baehanan-areet, ; D. and C. Oeasestoim or D. sad C. Wier, S. Water skarn. lavarpooL 71:021111L—To amoramodar liippora and Ilrargssa, rla Caw i=terser. Cry rt Cork." vID ad for Now York as y. tlte DR Instant, eallltr at troanatown, and Wing on Monday, sarta Wart, ti BLITIsII COMMA 7OR L to Y STUN OOMMUNICATION W YORK Dtrool—Ttib LIVERPOOL, NKr YOl2l. and 11111.11DiLPHIA /271•11412111. 00ILPANY bird repro& Ing their tall-gooond Clydo•bablt bon norm alossahreidtoirx oat emonotork to ratkark raarnar and r FROM LIYEZTOOL /Or nrirOßl. CITY or WraiIIINGTON, Tido Day, Mara IL CITY OF CORY, &Marry, lane 21. GLASGOW. Wednesday, March kb. nod ovary aaccoorna roanarr. Dab proem lb, 17, and U sorra, aacarMai to Ur moor- Inlation. Forward 8 graros, tnetadlry aprorntron notrid. Presagers Direr Ur Valid Orlon, sad Drilla World& booked Work as ray adyarrpor tors—tor tarthor pottlealars amble WILLIAM LIMAN W. Wanerrnat, Iherpool; or to CAB and MADIT, 41, Lag W.thanreanrß City. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORIC.—The GREAT PANIIIIN, WALTZ/ PATON. Ocemeender, Mill be trans LIVERPOOL tar NNW YOB& r mina IJEDe z. te A; TVIISDAY, ray 19. Irma Nev Tort ISATUNDA ti; TOMIDAY, Jane 9. Tie here will he matinee' et nailer hermals daring the sweas, re precise dates ot which will be duly rammed. Farm : Vire Cabin, PAO to tr areserni *o accommodation. Mehra the same privileges In the sacra ; Second Cobb.a Ale later nekete will be freed at a tare and a halt; Intermediate hive, elO 10e.: ' , teeter t 7 Rlbellebt me modeler tel Per farther a. - Collars apply to ROMP" OPYOB, and Co.. latreet. LC. ; or to the Great Ship Company ilaikiLin rell eten t. We, le, Cannerra ariest, lesesiee. LC. ; and IS, I'M Alhasy. 13BILLIPPS, COLLYEB, and PRILLIPPS JL deepeteh the usdtrieredloned Ilret.eesee stemmas: Nor ROTTERDAM and the SHINS. the SATAI , III7I, fres the British sad lorries Steam Wharf, Wapping. every eueday, at 11 as Pares Llt it 10s., sad Ire ed. Saturn ticket% We ead • belt: the msoa Thozsdie morales silty. Item el the Tower. hoe IL OCINDOR. et MOWS, alter Imes Theredsy. Oen Horeetrilowe, 11 ; minas at Pier to receive premegere at noon. hem: 41. 41. esid Ile. Paiiolll2loll72B, tit GUM/ WASA, Yarn► 22„ from tlanstrdoom. tarot LS 31, 4,2 b aod tl. P ODPINBAGEt, taw NEWISIY. March 20, from Aldo , nada TYr. Pam, at Oa. Pot troteht. piano, to., apply at Chapaa's Ilatvareal Odiao, 11. 4 = or to PIM IP" GRAVES, sad PHILLIPPI, THE GENERA L COMPANY of the ITALIAN IRRIOATION CA NAIR (CANAL CASIMIR). Loss at Sig per Cent. Bonds for £1,000,000 sterling at SO per Cent. =l:by the Company on the let January, 1870, at par. 1 the whole authorised Share and Loan inpitai of the Compusy, together with a Sinking Pend for he Redemption, to by the Government ot Italy from the eompletio., of Lirrigednold Canal, and arrangements haw bees made fur payment ad the interest in the meantime. Rillathrgiv AT TURIN—The Marquis de CAVOCR. DIRECTORS IN ZNOLAND. C. fl. KABUL, Nen, Vice-Preaident od the Company, and Chair men of the London Board. 6. IL Macpherson, FAQ., Chairman of the Agra and United Der- Hank. Lagoa R. Reid. Esq., Nrector of the Oriental Bank Corporation. Jam Mason, Esq., (Lennox, Nephew, and Co.), 10, New Broad sheet. Lieutenant-Colonel W. Campbell Onalow, Director of the Mader Irrigation and Camel Company. William Walter Coral!, Eau., Director of the fastens Bengal Hallway Company. P. D. 8010., Esq., Deputy. Chairman el the Peninsular and Oriental Stearn Nevigai lon Company. T. Surface. Req., Chalcott House, Kingston, Surrey. J. P. Brown N estheed, Esq.. M.P., Deputy-Chairman of the Lon don and North-Western Railway Company. 1201101 S. ]lane. Jams Copal. Norbury, Trotter, and Co., 6, 71trogtaor towaheet. B.C. Nam Renter and Braithwaite, IS, Old Broad-etre* LC. Wawa J. Ketchum:is and Sou, 16, Angeloourt, E.C. Ma me, Maligns, Marshall, and Daniell, 3, Lombard-etre* LC, Souhitona—Meeent. Plans and goo, 311, Cennenetreet. LC. KagEgag—ldeasee. Mastermen, Peters, and Co., IL Nicholas lane, LC. OMNI In London—No. 5, Royal Richange-eveme, R.C. Pfx•PW 4ll (sw and tome andicathst to be obtained of the Brokers or the Secretary. Applleshons to be acconspaated by a deposit of 5 per cent on the smut applied for. London. March 11, Im. THZ GENERAL COMPANY of the ITALIAN IRRIGATION CANAL& NOTICE 11 HEREBY GWEN. that the LIST of APPLICA TIONS for BONIX4 will be CLOSED on SATURDAY sot. the LA bra. sa soon.—R 7 ardor. 6. GIANT, Acting Secretary. S. Regal Exchange Meese, IC., Newel KM& Alf EFFECTUAL REMEDY.—LAMBERTS ARTHMATIC EWAN, wirer etridided the bowel. eft WWI, the head, truly efficacious mad pirmer le adored to be the born medicine fdr Unmediated c lidil eme =k ink* temenied came of as th ma. and rild It ter peaty corm persona whom the faculty gummeemem lesereble, obelrebb alleys the tickling which verbs le iberratung roiremptlo It. Orb re f e r = Penemedism of deep. aural lyre dews lit dear ad Whew IhWea. nd on relied In a km minstme, altar olds, lc y and mold by W. LAN DIRT. remilet.R. Rift WU ftenseertek wed by eR dregeter herr ISO., r im i b t:e eurtulas re. b. At. bp partkralar sod ask tar mete Bora Thermo sad oldie. le levered ee Ile drip. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 7sel-!!!"!1•.!Aed‘e• Inverted Assets 46,000.600 Animal Isom* 120,000 Profits divided every fifth year. Four-fifths of the Profits slatted to the Amore& The Bonuses added to Use Petioles at the am Ma tions of Profits which have hitherto been made, amount to 13,5110,0041 Th• next Division el Praia will Oa mob up to Mat Decem ber, 1864. Tbe doclety hen paid Is Clalme—fistios Assured 1.4,6r6,t30 Domino Tortilla 13,7114 For Prospective!, and Fermi for effecting Ansirancee apply t w o' to Attar,, at the Bocietre Office, Fleet-street, Undo.. it 'enemy, 186& WILLIAM SA le EL DOWNIII, Actuary. I)OLAND.—A COMMITTEE ban been formed 11 of tho undrowlood for the paws of raining FUNDS In aid of POLAND at the present crisis : The Marquis Townshend. The Bari of lichesier. The Lord Kinisaird, K.T. The Viscount Benham, M.P. Sir Henry Missile Hoare, Hark Colonel Pinney. if P. John Ahel Smith Esq., M.P. Edmund Beale,, Ira e. William Loyd Bir k Seq. Subscriptions will be received at the banker,. Messrs. Ban bury and Lloyd's, 8/, Lombard.streek E.C. ; Messrs. Ransom, : Bouvreik and Co., 1, Pall-mall East, 8. W.: and at the *floe of the Literary Association of the Friends of Poland, 10, Hake streetshort, Ai lames s , LW. The names of other bankers will be ly 114 AL _RURAL and HBALTiIT PART of BIINANY two miles from a railway station and within one hones *hi by tall from London.—To be LIT, elegantly Fur aleitad. for two "owe room Jamul,. a well-appointed, moderate sited MANSION with stabling, proch.houte, and various out- Cnlldingt, standtog to about 6e acres of well.tinibered pastures, with a good carriage approach and lodge, productive gardens, with 'raiser', de., tastefully dtsposed pleasure grounds, sad • beatltlful lawn sloping to meadows, skirting a wood of MO saw, which affords good coverts for game, and szienslos Ades and walks. Th• interior accommodation comprises 12 bed a well-arranged suite of reception moral, hall, and domestic Mow —Partionters may be besot Mesas. BwsY end Co., 17, Albetomieatroet, W. Messrs. Bantlng and Co., Bt. James's-direst and, with orders to view, of News. D11(1111 SKIM BOA, and O•XLNY, No. 10, Watimiosphici• W. AN unfurnished HOUSE WANTED to RENT tor a koo..oPuicitAss, lathe neighbourhood of Bette ley square. Your receptlon-roomu nine bedrooms, and good stabling are required.—Apply to DANIEL BUCfH , SON, and OALLIY, estate ageets,lo, Wseertoo-plece, P‘ll-11n11. &W. AModerate -sized gentleman's MANSION, furnished or untarnished, eith right of shooting over an et - tendon manor, WANTED to DINT for a tam.—Apply to Dnls In SMITH, SON, and OAXLZY, estate ion* 10, Watertooplsoe, PaD Mall, S.W. AModerate - rued gentleman's MANSION, la either of the home or slatted «matte% with from 000 to SOO acres of land. WANTED to PORCH AN& Apply to DANIEL MYTH, SON. sod OAKLEY, estate agents, 10, Watseka-place, All-Kali &W. QUFFOLIC...—For SALE by PRIVATE CON 11LACT. a gentlemanly RESIDENCE and ESTATE of about Mx ewes, all rsiltliOLD, on the Mak road, shoat eMht miles trees Lowestoft. Si from Iloutheold, and 41 from the Brampton station on the East Suffolk Ilne. The house contains Sr. recap this rooms, nine bedrooms, with all the offices and appoint ments necessary for a moderate establishment, .all Mocked Gardens and Pleasure Grounds, Paddocks, and two Cottages ; good supply of water. The property Is in capital order, and many advantages. Immediate Insertion may be had. For further particulars apply to DANIEL WWII. SON, and OAKLEY, 10, Waterloo-plaes, Pall-mall, &W. WHITEBAIT, WHITEBAIT, WHITEBAIT end SALMON everr da M GIORGI'S HOTEL Eli, SMARM The beet ash waiter, is Landon at 6 o'clock, [noted =reboil, salmon, sad all *hake fish In lemon, joints. and 2a. each. Whitebait, ninon. and all other ash le the eoMeareate area if tld S. Whitebait tees for Indio, fa each. CAIITION.-00CRES Celebrated READING BAUM lot Pub. Owe, Mak& Soups, Gravies, Hot and Cold Weals, and unrivalled for general use, Is sold by 41 respect. able dealers he Sonora It Is reanefactared ody by the sole proprietor, CHAP.LES (XXIII. U. Duke -4 mA. Braftj ai th• Original haves Warehouse. Ag others are spurious imi PLOWER SEEDS, ' carriage tree. 1 PEER MEDALS, 1861 sad 1802.-111 yew mous* 10s. 6d.: ittkla; 15 114151 rd, anima* Ts. Id.: 16 ditto, 4a.: 60 bards 10a SO dltto, 6a. ; 15 ditto, h 6d. The above collar. leas are selected with the greatest are, with • view to en, the utmost possible variety. Ample cultural directions are petaled as each pocket BUT.LIIII sad 11•CULLOCK, ILIRCHANTS, Covent. prOsemeaatet. laena. GARDEN SEZDS, carriage free. COLLECTIONS of VEGETABLE SEEM for one year's supply, ES ft., St !a. and El la, tell particulars of villa may be bad on applleattea to eaEIMER ket. Tandem sad lIITITLIOCIL SEED ICERCHANTS, Covent. rdea.mas FURNITURE OARRIAGE FREE, to szq Pas at Os tiagatia. Droving-mon Sulks la Velvet 0 Dratrtug.roors Salta. easpists 0 0 rammi.roona Sagas, cassaba* IS 0 0 Bed-room Bolter. complete U 0 0 WowYtralgksaa P. sad S. BSTIPOIS. 144, OXPOIUMITILEIT, W. Mgalawtad °Malaga= gratis mad post ass as sugestisa. eIURTAINS, PORTIERES, Aro. WAUGH V end SON beg rabinotfully to call attention to their supe rior selection of all the new fabr for Curtains, tc., of British sad foreign santseturs, the designs and mime of whisk are according to the present tastc.—LONDON CARPIT 8 1=0082. hand a, aeoset, Tottenhanseont•reed.W. J. O. &d J. IrrKLD, original manufacturers el , • Pa smsasati et ?ALIN/MC/O(DM, to whore the medal (latt) bee beta awarded. aad that, candles by bar Majestys Government for use at the military stations abroad. These can4les can be ebtelned of all chandlers aad grocers in the United Leedom. Price in. ad per pound . also Yield's cele brated United berries gasp Tablets, ed. and sd. rads. The nubile are caatlested to see that Philtre label is ea the rt. Lstrabet& Loa*" &or bores. Wholesale cooly, aad for exportation.— Upper BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND a new .1.1 invention, lo admirably contrived that • ful l WU as well r smiler ears, may be raised or tilted o it wirrt rimer or trouble. Ito action is so impalpable that Ike eidiment et the mar limpid Quid by no poribellty ma be distarbed. Pere ti, 12a., 14a., to rah 4. V. pad 113 plies corm BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No . pap ve required. No airs tat beer or soar wine. Pries 4a. , eleskrilied. as.— tpply direct to JAWS EMILON preates, 14, Ira Willlemetreet, Mandon-bouse. dr that Ids urea sad adroit are on every article: all rhesus 'parkas indtrions. touravingt palls. Established 13r. CAIITION.—WATHERSTON sad BROGDEN recommend the public to have the Carat Geld stated on the bteles rin. Gold and Pare Geld, as applied to JeweDet7. being • delualon. WATHWTON and EXOGDITS GOLD CRAIN9, sad all articles mansfactruid by there. ere mid upon Gala principle, and at the manefeetersair prier. Maaareetory, 16, Henrietnietrest, Oarent-guelen. N.C. Aesop made or chains sae jewellery bee la. seat —N.B. This astablistimmt Is dosed at • la the maim & sad en llatordars at L W I L L B Y and 80N. RICH RUCK GLACE SILLS, From Mid. to 7a. per yard, wide Widths. RICH FANCY CLIME sad CROSSOVER SILLS, Reduced to Is. 6d. and .ts. 114 d. per yard. Those goods are esedderahly under vales. 600 MOHAIR DRAMA Last year's patens, At prices that mad corsassal a speedy salt. Last sesames Mantles at half- price. ♦ large dock of Lace Goods, Ribboes, Hosiery. Gloves, Ac., on bawl Linea Drapery In all Ha brauchet. R. WILL NY and EON, LS and 16. LadgatestreaL London. IC., Poor Doors Iran St. Paurschurehyard. TROUBERB.—Special attention in celled to the xiw SPRING 000DS, sad gentlemen .ho do not ailed paying a fair price fora good pair of trousers eon devoid aa isetetial sad patterns Wet moat be swelled, at Ha HILTON' sad KIMPTOWS, TAILORS, MX Stayed (opposite rooter Hall). - Epimmays PERFUME FOUNTAIN as used memo AliteaminVe bridal boatlatr nt Windeor Castle. la DOW eshenetroly tatroalsed by the nobility and gentry for the drairlog-retem. ball-rem. tamper table. &a Pries from 11 lea. 2.11111/01 PATILIIT VAPOitlltit, for purifying and perfuming the atineephene. Price from as. aoU by ell the tzede.— WIMIL. perfumer, 20. Naiad, and U. and SOUND TEETH are in di spensable INTEZTITaresoiI Attraction, and to health sad ImegeMty by the proper mmileatlon of food. ROWLANDS* ODONTO, or PEARL DENTIFRICE, compounded of °Metal lagreditete, to at ineetiniable value la and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the gums, and In ring leasing hnranoe le the breath. It ersillmies tartar t heteeth, removes mete of Incipient decay, and polishes and pre, eeeee the enamel, to which It impute a peart-like whiteness. Its invaluable . = beetles have obtained the patronage of royalty and the cracy of Seem and It Is universally In high repute. Mee Is beg. MI at 1111, Batton modes, sad by Climalies and Ask for Rowland.' Odeato.' n11011:701t1Y8 PURE FLUID MAGNESIA hat been. during twentyrlve years, emphatically mar tioned by the medical profemion, and universally accepted by the politic, as the Met remedy for acidity of the etorasch. heartburn, headache. gnat, and hallgeetion, and am a mild ape rient for debate aeamitutanne, mem especbtl x g: ladles gad ABMs. It le in a Mated part/ end of uniform DINIIIVOID sad . 111, lie. bond aced, Loadce; sold by all respeolable elimleln through- JOZICAITB COPABIME JUGS , snceessfully Mad la the Par% lad looks liospdals, oder the ears et Won. WNW', llerrd . Lloyd. Pelmet dad lona Clark (lowed. Mk an Is as meow 4 six days, Other to mod of diesode Modemes.--da dd. per hold* bf Pod la t&. se C. Jews% rrasels dredo. Y , liaraarkat, tradaa. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1863. FREE EXHIBITION o f BEDFORD'S PHOTOGRAPHS of the Rat taken • durins the tour hi which, by command, he accompanied 11111. hie Plilloo al Wales In lap:, the Help land, and Syria, Coneentinos a t the e Mediterranean, Athena, to., DAILY, at the Getman let, New Bondetreet, from le MR desk. Admittance on Pre: mutation of eddrem card. GERMAN GALLERY.—MARRIAGE of KILL the PRISM of wase.--sabeerf bent seam IWO being received for the PICTITZIL of the LUMMOX by Mr. G. H. TROYAB, ter the pompom of painting which he wee, by her Majesty's command. pest on the aocaalon.—German Gallery, 168, New Boad.atrost. DNIy , from 10 tall dank. GERMAN GALLERY. -Mr. W. H. RUSSELL'S NNW WOlX.—Sateerlberif DAMS received daily, from 10 till dust for The HISTORY of the WEDDMO at vnwreoß. by W. H. ixesni, lA.. LLD. (late Special Oorrespowdent to the " These "). Derma Gallery, lest New Boodstrcet. THE LONDON PAVILION.-LITTLE WILLI Is se &needier, as ever. She is now performing some really novel and entropy& feats. Operatic Selestioos received with the greatest maw every evening, and the general entertainments embrace an amount of talent such Is &mot Do not wile alsewlere. Biz American BOTliniifleys PPM 411111.— TD• LONDON PAVILION, Tichbors•4lmt. MARRIAGE of the PRINCE of WALES. The ILLUSTRATID TIX (Doable Number) of SATURDAY, March SI, nom two whole sheets and a SupplV will contain the olio ISOZAVINCiS relative to the Ilaniage:—The Boys! Procession paring through Hanry 's Oztir a y, WMdsergastle —Antonia( the Promotion at St. Oeorge's —The Brides Rooms sig=to d. Chag = , : ti ott demo the wort i la b rg y e se h farste lograving of the M remony, with tniElength Portraits of the voltam distinguished Royal Per pr ion:ses and Where having the privilege of theUt Pas—The on of the Bride and Bridegroom the Reception ali-Jfbe De of the Prince and Mail= holt Windsor Outle—Arri of the Prince and Prtnoese at the Paddington Station—The Civic and Royal Procession pass irgr;sPiatirs Cathedral—Strewing Flowers before the Prince and on the Terrace Pier at Qraveeend—The Royal Procession prating the National Gallery—The Derorations and Illuminations of Temple liar, Trafalgar-poem, and the Guildhall—Some at the Adelphi Theatre on the Night of the Marriage No More Seats— The Diamond Necklace promoted to the Princess Alexandra by the City of London—fhe Diamond Coronet and otherJeweis pre sented to the Princes. by the Pena, of Wales—The Wedding Cage—and various other MustraMona—Price 6d., or free by post for eight stempa—S, Catberinewtreet, Strand. NWORKS by RICHARD WHATELY, D.D., Archbishop of Dublin. THE sciiertras DOCTRINZ ed. CONCERNING the SACRA- ESSAYS on PECULIARITIES of the rIIR.LSTIAN RELIGION. Peeper Edition. 7.. dd. lIL ESSAYS on DIFFICULTIES la the WRITINGS of the APOSTLE PAUL Cheaper Edition. Ea. ESSAYS cm the ERROlta ot . kOttA NMI HAVING THEIR ORIGIN IN HOMAN NATURE. Cheaper Edition. 7o Id. V. ISRAYII es HANOI= to CHRISTIAN FAITH Dom the TEACH ING or the OUNDUCT of Us PROFIRSORS. Cheaper &non. 7s. Id. R. EXPLANATIONS of the BIBLE and of the PRAYER 8008. Ste THE USE and ABUSE of PARTY FEELING In SIATTERA of RELIGION. Hampton Lectures, delivered before the Univer sity of Orford- Fourth Edition. los. Od. THE KINGDOM of CHRIST DELINEATED In TWO MAYS. Sixth Edition. SL Ix. BEJIKOWS on VARIOUS SUBJECT& Fourth Fxlition, enlarged. ea ed. The Two Adriftlowa Sermotup, la. E. THY PARISH PASTOR. Ss. MA1NI:0178 Licruni - and REVIEWS. Now trot col lected. evo. Fla Londcm : Parker. Son. and Boars, West Strand. 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Last night this association gave their first con cert of the season at St. Jantimes-kalL It was announowl as a " Grand Irish Night—St. Patrick's Ere ;" a sort of Irish bull, for there was nothing Irish about the concert taseet two or three little harmonised airs sung by the choir. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OA ST. PATRICK. The eightieth anniversary of this society waa held yesterday • on the °erasion of St. Patrick's day, at Freemasoos'-hall. The choir was taken by the Bight Hon. the Earl of DAILNIJR, sad •1000,11 the company, num be r ing upwards al 100 pedaloes, ware Lord Naas, Sir IL e i r il i it Howard, M.P., Colonel Dome, IL P., Colonel Taylor, M. Colonel DirAson, M.P., Mr. Leader, M.P., Mr. Barbour, Y.P., Mr. J. Napier Higgins, Dr. O'Oosimm, Dr. Conine, Mr. John Kinahan, Mr. T. A. Demiey, Mr. banntel Lover, Mr. Charles M`Garel, Mr. W. Nance, Mr. Intouche, Mr. Bainbridge, kr. Some of the children of the aeltools, 75 boys and about the ume number of girls, marched in procession round the The report of the sub.corniaittee states that the efficiency of the charity has been tally maintained throughout the year which has just expired. The charity especially feels the obligation due to his Royal Highness tho Duke of Cambridge for again identifying himself with the society, and for the cordiality and earneeteres with which hie royal highness, as president, advocated he cause at the last annual festival. Th. schools are, as usual, filled to their utmost capacity, and the 141) children they are constructed to contain have been @irefully instructed in those elements of ► plain but useful education,mhich the experience of many years has proved to be the best suited to their social condition ; they have been comfortably and suitably clad, sea during the winter mouth@ they bare been daily provided with a substantial breakfast—a boon the value of which probably cannot be fully appreciated by those in lege needy circumstances, online they have per banally witnessed the avidity and thankfulness with which it is received. The general health of the schools 1114 been good, sad the superintendents report favourably of the be haviour and proper of the children. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MARCH 17. PROMOTIONS AND APPOLIMILITS. —Surgeon J. Taylor, pronioted to deputy M-metal of hospitals and fleets on the retired list. i ttr tenant A. Jacob, to the Second Master T. W. Hancoru, promoted ,to the rank of toaster. Assistant Paymasters W. H. Whichelo, to the Victory T. J. T. Wo o d (i n c h arge )., t o th e Pandora ; an d J. N . Colborne (in chino), to toe Sparrow. Clerk J. C. Bobbie, to the Hawke. Messrs. W. H. May, G. N. Grenville, and H. Dorrito have beau nominated to naval cadetaliips. The 29th North Kiddlevel Rifles give their third Volunteer dress bell this 'seeing at St. Jaamea's-hall, in aid of the Band Feud. Uniform, without aide mime, or WM' ieg dress will be worn. NATAL ACCIDMITS. On inquiry at St. George's Hospital respecting the slate of the sufferers from sookhists at the royal promi sees sad illuminati)... it was ascertained that George Parry, pith-keeper, who fall from a ladder at • lodo at the corner of Hyde-park during the royal pfocesaios. had expired n oonsequeoce of the severe injuries received.—Yeeterday afternoon, Mr. Humphreys, the connier, held an inquest at the Alfred's Heed Tavern, White Horwslees, Stepney, re opening the death of a single womao. named Hain', aged 18 years, who had died suddenly. The evidence west to prove that the deceased bad been in good health, and on sodity night, the 10th instant, she proceeded into King Williani-street, London-bridge, to witness the illuminatioos. She Maimed home and this complained al Pais in the chart. Dr. Sykes, of the ifile-end•road, was celled in and praperibed for her, bat shortly afterwards be was informed that she had expired. He was unable to state the precise mum of death, and he vim of oration that decreed lad died from the mesa of prunes in the crowd. while wariness the ille mleatioss on the sight in question. The inquiry was ad journed until nerdy nut, for &pea stoniest aurainatios. Camas Pa...AL-ox' lihinazia DAY. —Tun- DAY, MARCH 17. --A401446/01 piyarsit. 661 ; eat° by wrote tickets, 706; t 05.1.1.567. [0 INTELLIGENCE. (awnwes TILRGILAML) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. CRACOW, MAisca 17. The headquarters of the Dictator, General Lan giewica, were yesterday established at Dzialoszyce. The Russians have lacked and plundered ]lliahalowioe, Massacres have been committed at Giebulkow and Corsica. At the latter place Mr. lrinkenstone, corn merchant, and a British subject, was robbed and seriously wounded. A fresh body of Insurgents, numbering 1,000 men, has been organised in the districts lying to the south of Lublin. They are well armed, and have proclaimed a national government in several places• BRESLAU, Mascu 17, Arrmumow. News received here from Warsaw states that the Warsaw poet-office authorities notified yesterday that the express trains on the Warsaw and Vienna line ceased running from that day. i • DEBATE OW POLAND IN THE FRENCH SENATE. PARIS, ItAwn 17. The debate on Poland took place to-day in the French Senate. K Bonjean gays an account of the sufferings of Poland, and of the iniquities of which she had been the victim, and foresaw the probability of • re modelling of the map of Europe for restoring to Poland her nationality. M. Bonjean entreated th e Emperor's government "to acquire immortal glory by daring to accomplish a great act of justice and reparation." He stated in conolosion that be should vote for sending back the petition to the government. K de la Gueronnihre criticised the speech of M. Bonjean, and believed there was still time for Russia to carry out the treaties on the fulfilment of which, he said, the peace of the world depended. K de Poniatowski then spoke in favour of Poland, and said he could not understand how the Senate could reject the petitions in favour of Poland by disdainfully passing to the order of the day. The debate will be continued to-morrow. FRANCE, AUSTRIA, AND POLAND. PARIS, llAims 17. The Nation of this evening says :—" The Aus trian ambassador, Prince Ifetternich, has found, in his interviews with the Emperor and Count Rech berg, that the opinions of the Emperor of Austria are in conformity with those entertained at Paris with regard to the diplomatic questions which have arisen from events in Poland." The Nation draws attention to the liberal ten dency of the Austrian government, "whose policy singularly approaches that of the French govern ment." The Nord of this evening says :—" Prince Met ternich was present to-day at a council held at Vienna, and will return to Paris on Thursday." PRUSSIA. BERLIN, ILiscit 11. Private letters from St. Petersburg to the 14th inst. assert that the reduction of the import duty on saw has been postponed to the Ist January, 1865. SYMPATHY WITH POLAND. THE GREAT MEETING IN THE CITY. After our report left yesterday, the meeting was addressed Mr. Hearmasy, M.P., Mr. Fawcett (late atodidate .for Southwark aed Cambralge), Mr. Seymour, M.P., and Kr. Beal's. The Earl of SHAFTWEIVIT, responding to the earnest end importunate call of the meeting, Dart spoke, he having ex curled himself from complying with the request of the chair. inaa to move the first resolution. Fits lordship rid,--lt is not neoeseary to say, " We rove an opinion and are prepared to follow it by a blow." The time has not yet corm for saying that, but it is for you, the people of England, by perpetually Miming on the same string and by oosatantly calling upon your representative, and your government, by mesaibling in numbers at meetings such as this, and by assenting by your voices and your cheers, ae you have done to-day, to the rem lutiona and to the sentiments enunciated by the speakers, and by the unceasing macifestation of your determination and energy, to prodace that which no threats of war can ever produce—that is to bring these continental despots to re- Meet that if they persist in this course of tyranny and °portage°, they will be isolated from the nations of Europe. (Cheers.) Mr. Jonas seconded the address, and in doing so read a letter from an influential poison in Austria, stating that the feeling of that country was in favour of Poland, but that they bad not faith in the support of England—but that if England would only honestly any she would help Poland by every means in her power, and Mead by the.. who ware prepared er. to aid her, Austria would be the first to join with . . . The resolution, with the addrees added, was carried una momel • The hurl of ZZTLAND moved, end Lord TRURO moonded a vote of thanks to Alderman and Sheriff Lowest* and Alder man Dekio, for presiding ; and Sir H. VISNZT, IL P., in !sup porting tho motion, after declaring his coseurreess with the objects of the meeting, read a letter from Miss Flo rence Nightingale, addressed to himself, to the following effect : - "If there is a fund for the sick end wounded in the Polish insurrection, would you kindly milli' littlesum into it (viz., 101.). It makes my heart burn to laser of that noble nation struggling again for freedom. God prosper her and bless her efforts, and bring her safe to poet.—Your affactioaately, FLORENCE NIGIITUNNALL" The reading of this letter elicited great applause, and wag followed by three hearty cheers for Miss Nightinple. The motion having been carried, it was appropriately ea knowledged by Mr. Alderman Patio, and the meeting broke up with three cheers for General Langiewica. MUSKETRY Iwaraocnox rot VoLurrEnts.— The following official memorandum has just been issued : " Clams (or the musketry instruction of rifle volunteers, nadir the provisions of article 171 of the Volunteer Regulations, will be formed at the schools of musketry at Myths and Fleetwood, respectively, on the 7th April next. Officers commanding rifle volunteer corps in Scotland, or in Northumberland, Cumberland, Westmoreland, Durham, Yorkshire, lenceshire, and the Isle of Man, who wish to send one or more members to the class at Fleetwood, are requested to transmit their applications to the Wer-offiee on or before the 29th inst. Officers commanding rife von lustier corps in the remaining portion of Greet Britain, may apply for permission to send one or mom members of their corps to the class at Hythe, on or before the Mk instant. The commanding officer's ■pplication should in each case be accompanied by a certificate in the form given in Appendix V. of the Volunteer Regulations, in regard to the volunteer's proficiency in the manual and platoon caw- Mem, and his willingness to impart instruction to ato memben of his corps on his teturn.—M. ll'lloano.—War office, 17th March, 1883." Mr. Spooner, M.P. for North Warwickshire, does sot again, it is mid, Intend to nffer himself as a candid' •i* far the IsPniellatitliCill of that county. The " Art Journal" for August, speaking of Benson's Watches in Os Exhibition, says We ham solgeted ' for engraving thins of the watch.caegg of which a tarp varlet le • thibited by Mr. Beason, of Ludgate-kill, to the lame prominent erection that contains hts monitor dock. To tMs ' department of ort.manufactore Mr. llenstto has paid especial attratlon." Ohrotmanster, duplex, lever. hormantal, repeaters, centre seconds, keyless, split seconds, and ovary descriptias of watch, from the plainest to the highest quality of which the art la at preast capable. and adapted to an distal.. Bentro's LLILLIAZSLettI I aaaphld on Watches ,free by Not for two stamps) contains a short history of watchmaking , with descriptions and prices It act. or a ra,de to the purchase of a Watch, sad enables those ado live In Scotland, Ireland, Wale• the colonies, India, or any part of the world to select a watch, aid hors It seat hes and safe by tvost.—J, W. Benson, Mai Medallist. 33 and he, Laddeaddll, London. Zaabbabed meet. {Stamped, Id. Additional.] THE BRIDAL PRESENTS TO THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. (FM m Court Clacuidi.) The following presents were made to her Royal Highness the Princess of Wake, and to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, upon the occasion of their marriage. The pimento to the Primo= of Ware included, from Her Majesty the Queer., In the name of his Royal High ness the Prince Consort and the Queen, from designs by his Royal Highness—A perms of very larp and fine opals sod brilliants, ow:Meting of three circular heaths', pair of earrings, aces, and bracelet. (Garrard and Co.) Her Majesty the Queen—Th; Victoria and Albert farmed of • fine Original onyx, with parfaits of her ty and his Royal Higbee. the Priem Consort, enoir clad by • border of Eve brilliar is, and surmounted by a mows of dims:ads with carved ruby cap. (Garrard and Her Majesty_ the Quese—A mite of lodian ornameets of pearls, emesulds, and disrnonds, consisting of corsage, par of break* end an armlet, Kt Indian shawls, on. told times shawl, errand pieties of satin sad velvet temmile. His Royal Highesse the Prime of Weini—A ins pearl and diamond necklace, formed of eight circular Gluten of brilliants, with • large pearl is the centre of each, and ore seated by feetcoes of dianneds ; from wait ef the three =pal clusters is suspended • use pear shaped pearl ; • b of oblong form, with three very line pearls set with large brilliants, and three • large sod five pendant ; a pair of ameinip anallitthet4 iu A diadem of ins brilliants ; the circlet Is farmed of two rows, with ten large brilliants equidistant, it a surmounted by enroll ornaments., beetle( le the Goatee of each • large drop shaped brilliant—these are connected by Greek devices, also in brilliants. The various pisses are made to form separate ornaments at planers. (Garrard and 0o.). A went clasp formed of twe large turquoises, inlaid with Arable characten and mounted in gold in Oriental style a very handanme Cabrillo de Noose, some of the articles Is which were made by Mies Uaitt, Mies Greve, lira. Heath, Mr. Nestor, Messrs. Lewis and Allenby ; sad lir. Way, Ream. Bird and Allen ; and Mrs. Seymour at Windsor. - Their Royal Highnenses tb• Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Pressia(Prismneßoyal)—Portraita (three-quarter sine) of their Royal Highairsea. The Crown Princess of Prussia—A round gold locket, with raised leitent " Victoria* (from a design by her Royal Highness). Their Royal H . IMMO/ the Prince and Princess Louis of Hesse—A b of turquoises and brilliants, with Darmstadt.)the cypher "LA." in diamonds on cryataL (Woods, Their. Royal Highnesses Prince Alfred, Princess Helena, Princess Louise, Prince Arthur, Prance Leopold, and Prim mer Beatrice—An oval brilliant poodarn, bavisg in the centre live sapphires in the form of a mom and a fine pearl suspended. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge—A Bower pattern brilliant brooch, with alma& forming the centres of the flower and buds. Her Royal Highness the Prisms Mary of Cambridge—A handsome bracelet, the clasp of manna and diamonds. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge—A broad wove gold band brenwlet, with blue enamel and diamond centre and plume. (Garrard and 00 Her Highness the Princess Hohrulobe—A beautifully painted fan mount, re presentiag en outdoor scene (skating), • ball-room, and a Naomi ; • similar mount, representing a group in the °returnee of Louis XV. period. His Majesty the King of the Belgians—A dress of beau ti w and costly Brussels box, with scarf and handkerchief tch. His Majesty the King of Denmark—A necklace of pdaris and diamonds in five divisions, with festoons of pearls con necting ornaments; of gold, with a large brilliant in the centre of each. The cents, of the necklace is formed of scroll work in diamonds, with one round and two very large pear-shaped pearls, and muspended from it is the facsimile of the elan of Hamar, tastefully executed in enamel, orna mented with pearls an d diamonds. The style of the neck lace is Byzantium. (Jules Didricheen, Crown Jeweller, Ce penharn4 Her Royal Highness the Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg —A gold bracelet and locket pendant, with diamonds in the metre. (Frimdeberg, Berlin.) Their Majesties the King and Queen of Prussia--A large ease of chimp., the middle containing a portrait of his Ma jesty. The base, the top, and the handles all richly gilt. His Royal Highness the Landpam Wilhelm of Mess and Asters—As antique gold perces, diadem, neeklace, bracelet, brooch, and earrings. (Mitheleass, Copethems). Her Highness the Duchess of Glookabarg—An old ena melled watch with diamond borders, back sad host. The Maharajah Dale" Singh.—A bouquet-holder of starved crystal, with peals end corals introduced. On the stem is •baed of eneralds and diamonds, and • jewelled coronet. The foot I. formed of • ball of crystal, with rubies and cbannieds. By turning the tall the foot wings open into four supports, in each of which is . plume sad cypher. Attached to the bolder is a chain of gold and pearls, and • hoop ring of 8 marls. (London and Ryder.) The ladies and gentlemen of bee Majeety's household—A very richly thawed silver-gilt toilet service, in the Quem Anne style, °maiming of a meesificest toils hand-alas, • large make., 10 toilet-boxes, 2 jars, 4 smaller jars, 2 large beakers, 4 large soset bottles with coronet Mips, pair of toilet candlesticks, pincushion with handsome pas tray, ivory Mir brushes, with silver gilt cipher and crown, • tortoiseshell comb,and • beautifully fitted instrument tray. The toilet glue, the principal object of the service, has • very richly-chased frame, at the top of which is the cipher and Denis le coronet of her Royal Highness the Princess Ale surmounted by two winged figures bearing the Prins n 4 Wales's plums, which they an about to place upon She cipher of her Royal Highness. At the foot of the glen are the full arme, supporters and crows of the Princess of Wales. The whole is fitted is a rosewood as with a handsome cipher sad crown on the cover, richly ores minted handles, and look plate. The facing of the box when open pigments • continuous twisted moll, on each lap of which is engraved the name of a subscriber. (Gerrard and Go)._ . . The Hen. Yn. Brueo—A copy, by ?ire. Charism Newton, of the Raphael, " St. Catherine," i the National leVhe •A coloured gold bracelet richly set with brilliants. The bracelet is in eight compartments, each conatioing the portrait of a bridesmaid, with her Maas in diamonds ca a Garter bias cover. (Garrard end Spencer—Ewer and basin of Majolica wars Chamberlain Sehestedt J eel and daughter. Barooesa Jail Brockdorf and daughter. Muter of the Haat Lindegard, Counsellor Lindepurd—A suite of gold oroanientis of anciett design, • broad gold besealet with filagree work, lead • brooch and IIIiTiZION to correspond. The Corporation*/ the City of London—A necklace of 32 very large and fine brilliants ; • par o: earrings to corre spond, formed of two large and fine brilliant tops ad two equally fine drops connected by two smaller brilliants. (Osnard and Ow) The Lady Mayorga—A bouquet-bolder of corm:open form, with roue, thistle, sad harp, in rabies, erneralde, and diatoms's. (Gerrard end Co.) The Lady Mayoras of Dahlia sad • number of ladies of title and distinction of Irelasd—Several fine specimens of Irish lace. Tr. linobeas ul Li mood centre. -A gold bracelet with dia Iruaanan—A handsome casket in imitation of Florentine work, med. at Torquay. The Ladies of Liverpool—A PO= of 11 large and fine brilliant suspended from a row of pantie. (Mayer, Liver- Pool-) The Ladies of Manchester—An opal and brilliant bracelet with small emeralds introduced ; iu the contr.+ are 5 large opals, and 16 opals in the bands. (Hunt and Roskell.) The Ladies of Leeds—A handsome diamond betook*, contained in an elegant white casket, ornamented with ap propriate goW devices and inscription,. The Le of Gravesend—A bouquet-holder, ornamented with pink coral and pearls, and having the corporation arms on one side and the arms of his Royal Highoess the Prince of Wales and of Denmark oat the ether. (Dod, Oorobill.) The lotiauiteuts of the two islands Lealead and Fa ster— A gold suite of Saxon design, diadem, armlet, brooch, hair pins, three buttons, earrings, and ring. (Dela, Copse began.) the Highised Companies of the Edinburgh Rifle Volun teers—A Highland brooch, richly enamelled, with Runic ornament. surmounted by a crown sod shield, with the arms of the Prince as Duke of Rothsay and the Royal Arnie lof Denmark. The shield rests in a plume; up= a scroll I the motto, "Is defence—God me defend." The brooch is enriched twit It Scotch pearls end cairngorms. On the beak 1 is engraved in Gaelic, " Welcome, and hail to the daughter of Denmark. From the Laud of the Mountain, 1663.° (From desips by J. Drummond, Req., R.S.A. ; executed by G. and AL Crichton.) TheOhildrea et Windsor—A Bible and Prayer-book, the sides of the books of ivory, with turquoise crass is the centre. . . _ . . -- Tim presents to the Prince of Wales were, from bee Ks jesty the Queen (in the name of bia Royal Highoess the Prince Consort Ned the Queen, from !design, by his r o y a l higirotto: a terse, is silver. rtielly gilt. The poop es tbe base illustrates Edward I. presenting his haslet see (hors at Grimmer Castle, April 24, 1284) to the Well* chieftains. The figures represent the bog ; the queen, bolding the royal infant in her arms ; two aistbdos, one of whom bowls and times Use p. lece's bead, the obancel• ler, a page bearing the king's shield, a Itesald, sad a height. Tb. UN is rich in orasereata, and been attieklis for arms, g r ., supported by le/antis. figures. Bernath the tans a re portraits of the following Prisms of Wales, via : Edward, afterwards Edward IL ; Edward the Bled Prises ; Henry, ettenvards Hesey V. ; Edward, son of Heel y VI. ; Aethv, sae of Beer, VII. ' • assrire, afterwards Charles L ; George Auguste', alarmss& George IL ; and George, afterwards George LIL The iIiZZA, in- [TWOPENCE tended for Gowan, is sertmenied by a figure of St. David.(Hunt and kasha) In the naim of his Royal Brigham the Prince Consort aid the Queen.—Two mem is silver of Etruscen form ;me surmounted •• 11=1 the other by that of a Welsh Bard. by The are of the heraldic rose, sod on the feet ace the sass sad sup )of ilk Told highness, is relief. (Hunt and Prom her Majesty the Quaen—A emedelebrom for rhea lights, of rich foliage ersament. Oa two sides of the. bass ace the arms of her koyal llighossa the Duchess of Kent la high relief ; on the other two sides are engraved, the cipher end crow of her royal highness. Three large ern! salvers, with the cypher sad mows of her Mal hailinfos engraved thereon, with other articles of plate. From the Duke of Btu:clench—l Andy chased elem.* and jewelled vamp in the style of Habilis. Oa the body of the vase are the heads la Idgls relief of Habeas, igrainnus. Michael Amok/ sad Bekaa, s from the (overt rises as elet mirotl-wOrk semp • ensdallioe, with the arms of his royal highness susmelld oa both sides. This was manufactured for the IstersetSosal Exhibition, 1862. (B. and 8. Garrard and Co.)_ From the Duke of Newcastle—l large silver !skims& with richly chased border and feet. ( (sward sad Co.) From the Dowager Duchess of Sutherland—A chink ser— vice from Minton. From tho Duke of St. ..klban'e—A very haat:lsom ilosaio paporweight. From Lieutenant-Colonel Loyd Liodiai, V.C.—An ele gant caeicet-shapid inkstand of silver, richly ornamental with raioed scroll week la the style of Queen Anne. (Gar. From Lieutenant-Mimi Carnadisit—An inkstand of Ori. fatal alabaster. At a meeting of the town eouncil of Birmingham, held yesterday, the Mayor C. sq.) in the chair. Mr. Aldisrroan Mantas moved, and Mdeman Jobe Ret ail seconded, an address of compratelation to her Majesty on the marriage of the Pence of Wales. An appropriate address to the Prince of Wales wee es the motion of Mr . Alderman Hodgson, seeingied 6d6 Vllr. Akletnaus Palmer. Mr. Alderman Hashes moved. and Mr. Al=e s Lloyd se ded, secon the adoption of an address to the of Wai itiANALILOZ OF THII PRINCE OF WALFA. —LILA of bt sa imam number of mama from Otwenvdtbs Woolwich, Deptford, cad the sestropnlis, assembled at Blackheath to witness • splendid pyrotechnic diva= celebration of the marriage of his 800 tal Highness the at Wales. A volunteer band wee in attendance, and the proceedings were ruder the patronage of his Royal High. nese Prince Arthur, who with other distinguished visitors was present, and seats were provided for the accommods. lion of a numerous party, • long line of retrieve being drown up in • suitable position. The fireworks were pro vided by a submription amongst the inhabitants of Black booth, with the exception of • large number of rockets, Soy granted by the War Department, and which wore couched from Woolwich Arsenal yesterday in seven ArtilawY waggons. The volunteer drill shed and other buildings oa Blackheath were kit night brilliantly illumisated, sad many apiaries* devices, kc., were exhibited at Greilawiek and Tsa APPROACHTNO VISIT Or LORD PALIIRRSION • Scorwri.—Preparations are smithy to do due honour to this distinguished nobleman on his visit to Glasgow on the 30th inst. That afternoon (says the Nora Brit id Mail) he will be formerly installed as Lord Rector of the University, in St. Jobn's Parish Church—the most commo dious church in the city, being seated for 1,600. At six o'clock a grand banquet le his honour will be given in the City Hall, at which 800 will be accommodated. On Tuesday his lordship will visit (hassock, where he will be pre sented with an address ; *and in the evening he will be entertained at a soiree of working men. These is goo a d ead select subscription assembly to take place in the Corporation galleries on Tuesday night, at which his lord ship is expected to be present. The &mato@ of the Univer sity of Edis burgh has (says On Seamen) resolved to ceder upon his lordship during his approaching visit the degree at LL.D. Punti Scßeeta CoMMINSION. —The Public Schools Commissiooers held • meeting yesterday. The cormaisalooers present were the Fad of Devon and Lord Lytteltoc, Sir d. H. Northcote, Bart, M.P., the Hon. Edward Twisleton, the Rev. W. H. Thompson, and Me. R. Raiford Vayyhan. Coy - re MONT ALEXIIIRT.—Mr. Bentley has just published a trandation of Count Montalesabeet's artkle oo Poland, which has excited numb *agouti= both In Rano* aod England. IR • CU:WYMAN. The Rev. Harieteebee Nevin. H.A., cleat el 'Monter, Dent NANA. has missed his Week% seutraitio as his roma his repag- MOOS to the ass at son.* portal's of the Book of CORIUM% Prayer. He is succeeded ha his Bela( by the Her. J. Z. Johassa, Tai Beaverrile ROYAL RICK FUND ANNUITY aim LUZ AseilleßCl iteeocurme.—A public miestaig to promote the objects of this emaciation took place last else me, at the ogle's, 199, Pieeedilly air Jean V. Rhea', Bart., Y.P., the presidast, in the chair, supported h 7 the Rev. Charlie Mackenzie, prebendary of St. Paul's, the Rev. G. T. Morays, ineanthset of Si. Penn, Hilburn Mr. William Humphries (the trustees), ko. The chairman stated that it was not oily & pleasure to him but • duty to preside on this interesting occasion. Domestic servants were • class of persons to whom all people were indebted, and it was • source of great satisfaction to Lint to know that a society bad been started with • view to benefit them in alter ids. The great nitwit of the featitutioa was that it did not depend upon . patronsge, but was entirely self supporthig, There was no 'lottery" connected with it, all *sheathers beam entitled to its benefits in pro port ion to the amount they severally paid. The rule, had been certified by Mr. raid Pratt, and the names of the gentlemen who had emaciated themselves with the institution were a sufficient varantes for its stability and genial management, Mr. Dousbery, the secretary, read • repai, which set forth the objects of the society, and stated that, considering that the greater pert of the inmate, of workhouses is the metropolis wire domestic servants, the necentity for entablishieg as institution to which they might contribute, and thus form • provision in sickneen and old age, was at ones obvious. The association had already received • fair share sf ea couragement, and it was gratifying to think that the late Prime Consort bad expressed his opinion in favour of sack an inriitatiee. The report was ad opted, and a resolution was passed to the effect that, taking into sosoideration the large proportion of the population who were engage d domestic and waltiag germs* and the inadequ a te par. thalami they hay. as • elate of making any matiafactory provision for sickness or old age, the objects of this society were such &sought to be effectively carried out. Thanks were voted to the president sad truster; and the asel sod kind est of Sir John Shelley as chairmen having bimodal, ackeow lodged the meths' separated. kIZALT/1 OF LONDON. It appears from the weekly return of the Ragistno-Cleeeral that in the week that ended on Saturday the deaths of 1.661 perilous (802 realm and 759 females) were registered in London. The average number in earreopeading weeks of ten years 1853-61 is, with • correction for thermos of popekitios, 1,432. The deaths of last week were therefore more by 129 than they w said have been if the average rate of mortality had prevailed. The increase in the number of deaths is canned principally by pulmonary diseases. The births in lest week exiseeded the deaths in the same period by 391. 336 peewee died of symotic disease*, including 47 by aniall-pox, 36 by measles, : 66 by scarlatina, 16 by diphtheria. 33 by typhus, 67 by hoopoe-cough. Of 337 deaths assigned to distress, at the respiratory organs, 170 were caused by bresichitis. 114 by peemoina, rer, 16 by asthma. Pb thisis was fatal is 191 eases. A labou aged 48 years, died in way', R og ge,/ from glanders. 36 persons died by accidents ; but it is evi dent that while some deaths are really aosideeted, the greater part arise from the negligees, of the pineal them selves or of others, and many such deaths may, therefore, be prevented. A case of infantiekie was registered, and five suicides. The deaths of five ermageeariees are rwoordevlt the oldest was a widow, who attained the of 94 years. Last week the births of 1,006 boys lodged in all 1,952 children, were registered is Leaden. the tea mere spooling weeks of the years 1063-62 the average number (corrected) was 2 038. ALARNDIO COLLISION ON THS MIDLAND RAIL. WAY.— A roWaion of &serious Weirs tootatitece 00 Monday, which fortunately did sot terminate y, but resulted in the serious injury of a number of persons. The accident occurred at Um dawlsy Pinot:tem kalf•way between and Nottiagham. Between eight and nice o'clock jr a Mr Z Want from Deity to Leicoater broke down. It was followed by the &XI panmapr train from Darby to Nottingham, which same too stead behind the coal train. Arrangements were instantly made for the traffic to be worked cm the down instead of the up line. afterwards the CIO Main backed Inca the place atwhich the stoppage on:erred to Drsycottstatios, and the pilotguard (who was on the engine) Bitstock& whitened from the engine of the 9.N) psiseuger tan from Derby to Nottingham, as • signal far the ponds man to advance, sad that all was right. The coasequene• was that the two trains dashed violently into each other. A man of isiciaseriliabis cesfusion took plans. Nose of the carriages were knocked off the line, but it was sacertained there wore &bout ten porsoos more or lses seriou.ly injured, amoopt whom were the following:—Mr. flirter, auc tioneer Mr. Billyeald, commercial traveller ; Mr. Jowls- Yiw St Mrs. Carr, Mr. Capon], all of Notting. C m - r commercial. brought were all traveller. i. A N fteh ing ths . eolbsion the injured , Sims, ham, where medical aid was procured. They ere new pro graming favourably. 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