The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-30 00:00:00

- :•'i l 1 -,--- 7 / 21- a~ -,4•gebt.-: 2 i . ' . Na 5,243.) CAFVITA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope ad Madra•—STY.AM COIIOIITNICATION between LON DON and INDIA by the magnificent Fleet of litearner r .. 111mp leg to the East India and London Shipping Company Ts, welt-known clipper auxiliary steentehip LADY JlOl - 671751, • kme . eppp o rse power. ROBIZT W. ILZP., Commander, sew loading In the Victoria (Leedom) Dodo, will hens on LID June, embarking passengers at and leaving Ormond on the DU June, for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of flood Rope and Dadra& This magnificent ,hip. )nilt expressly for the India trade, W been thoroughly retitled, has firet-rate accommodation ter and will carry an experienced surgeon, also • ntewirdor The average passage of this compeers steamers last season was S 0 days to Madras . the Calcutta having performed the Tome in is days, being the shortest on record. -The line will be continued on the 19th of each succeeding I=tk a. with the strictest punctuality, by one of the compeers t fleet of auxiliary screw - W .- ill - I(6i or On fm - "VDLA and Co., lA, • Leadea et, S ativ Par liameatoire.W. : the ALM= Bu Lo and oas Company, ttallet. EC. : 0111 m al , tt, .R.C. : where atm applicatioas for appointments as andantes= la Ulla amnia, *add be made. RICHARD DWI. aserotary. Zest India and Leedom Sinning Company (Limited), 9, litactachne, Z.C. GREN, ROBINSON, and Co., are now load tog the undermentioned high clamed hip, whirl will be PinmPth despatched. via. : lophratil Owns . , °Mance 'Destination.' Adelaide epxxtrbe To Sea June U. t Jana EL L - This. vowel. bays 49codsrt for &Met wi;74ii a taken ma Y vim ItIE6N. sc 90N. ..d (A. de, ratiMigariliffiii, • 1 : 01 ;44. .dieeif i ek despatch, the very fine, tastee=bert aing e 1171. 1. ta .. la D. COWL!, 413 tons Docks. Has speed, eccomnspd*a tor cW. '''' peeasapara, idea Ida be takes al 'tarty twit —Yoe =tizpassage apply to GRIM!, BOW Ped On., 40,, bdtreet,lte: FOR MELBOURNE acct SEWING, to sail , the favourite Alp C.41.1,1,431C11, • I for 13 tfasts, P rtt c = reatrier, tying In Ow lilt Meta Dacha This spiewitial Tomei has very superior asestetwoldlese is chat( cabin =agra sad I. ootuntandod of 41. X. mows, who is well i e n the track for his courtesy spd urbanity sad for the nearrity of Ws Tomes. PomotudoeU s ess and ep wards.—lor freight or passage apply to e soatosow, 44,11s*uschatreek cLOMBO, Direst, with imtnediate despatch, the sp:endid new a pper ese ELIZA LAM, A 110 peer 441 tons register , loettpg In the West India Deem 11Lbean ie vessel bee lei Worse mimed. NM to ttrounly ream sealed to shl4,es et Esse geortn.-Apply eIEJAIZY, HAN, KEY, end SIWZLI. Ef, lawdenhellutresk LC. QUANGHAB 'Dtteit, with immediate despatch, ha the splendid t ship RALSTON, l► lis yes" 075 den eggistera DAYI2.. Commodes • toadied In the NW ledla D e lattaanlng and .ell -teonn us sil y z u re. sista . nod laroarabla opportunity to .hipper.. —A to 6111,1141144 Wilt rad &WELL. Ito. N. - _e_ ILAO= BALL PARBENGER. LINE of turns Yd IMS for .411111110L1411roplouldoo Wrooll. —MI 1 MbiP TOWOU 1 books.. To SolL I City otT • 1.0 0 0 E. lodla Amos 10 r a L . -- ' dic.ma" 1,200 L India July 10 800 IMO L hulls Jae II 1,000 11. loella hums IS Lad . ... 9 0.0r moo or., Wl* Job IS wit osiatirsled duo of pastels have, by dial: punctuality aid Mild weed Lworld known tersitatien, sad their iv ~Ip ; =tri l by -1 1, rapsetlng Australia apply to ll re Cu., livarrTem.... for the Nadi ion Masi esul T. KAMA and On, 1. Load I , - SPICIAL 101701. igiLVOOla UW TOM, AND PHILADILPHLA MAW KW 010 ANY 1.„p,.. sad Fammews are hereby *lttlly Wormed that . OmaapjsMammta hitherto ea Saturday for New Yak, at Queendown for pair:lagers on Monday. sr= ta Mare trees Liverpool es Fridays . and will continue , a saps Veen alternate Veldsiggeola Llvernool. WWII ,at cm the following day fur passenger sad des tuna Steerage passage lidneed to Six Oakum •ftsuatil Mahar elks.elks. „larriMPOl B ±4AlCf . YORK, and 0711 , 111 A WANT Intend dee fitadeg their tall-Doomed sneer Steam-Ships, . eating M easmatown to psumiadurs lad demakles, sis Steams: =OM TJVIRPOOL POE 117= YOU. ' 1 ' PRlFEVAll6 4 'deasre.:i CITY Or WASEINGTO , Wednesday, Jane 10. CITY OT COWL Friday, Jane 11 And every Wednesday, and every alternate Friday. Cabin perms 16. 17, and 11 guineas, according to the accom modation. leeward Including all provlskas spoked. Passengers r a C a sTada the i t MUM States, and British Col'ambla, booked titr4 on very admategeoas term.—)or to particulars to WILLIAM INMAN, 1!, Water meet, Usurped ;ce to V= and MALTY, 1, King 111111twa- Meet, stay. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MALL PITAMMTIII, appolated by the Admiralty to asil between LaiIIPOOL and NEVI YORK, and between LIVIA !OHL sad BOSTON, with liberty to cell at Halifax or other paste Is had sad receive sad passengers, the Bake tbiPt man et flaliV ia ie I = l. sad receive passengers sad bar Haywire math, Ibe f or ether musk are ap pointed to all from Liverpool, glDryl ea Cork to receive the •10011. A. far NEW YORK, PWarday, June R • Tl=Pnaliamsers and goods for Nairn and Havana to be trawl as New York on board the It. SRNS. British Queen. CANADA, for BOSTON, Saturday, June 12 CHINA, for NEW TOIL Saturday, June 20. Passer wavy, irwindinst steward's kw and provisions, bet without when or liquors :—To HOW and Beaton, Wet cabin, Llr; woad cabin. AIR To New lark chief cabin. RIC sword Win. LlB. Freight to Halifax, Bodes, and New York, 113 tc=l 64, and 'per cent. prima,m—Appty to I. B. Board, 65, Old Loudon . J. IL Carr* Havre, and 12, Pima de k sac Pari s ; G. and J. Burns, Buchananotreet, Miaow kWives'. Queenstown ; or D. end C. Wirer, 8, Water ifted. Itserpnai. PBILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPB the undeneentioase ersactue steamers : For EOI7EEDAY and the RHINE., the EATAVTIR, hen the British and lonian Ms= Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday, at 11 am. lute : L 1 h, Ll 101., sad 17a ed. Return tickets, • tare sad halt. The FTENOORD, Thursday morning early, from ce! the Tower. rare 41. 'Far lIEEIOtN, the MOW; June 4, 11 am., from Horselydown. Brea: net. sad les. _ . ice 80111111111320, tM LONDON. Shy SI. from II oreelydoerb. "ow" /11 le., tl S., sad XL To be followed by the GUSTAF WAS*. . — Pee 001PKITHAOTH and STOCKHOLM. the N EWSK , about Au» 4, tram Alderman's T. Fares :—To Copenhagen, g 3 In to Stookboam, 44 4a. a Ice freight, gamag Cimpiln 's Unison& A . !=l/ y%611.1H' IS, GHAT/A M'S, METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. ADDITIONAL TRAINS.—On and after MONDAY. lit the TRAINS In each direction will be considerably IN CRUST-D. for the particulars of which see the Time Tables. Season Ticket' are now Maned, the terms for which may be bad es application to the Superintended, Biaboit'uroad. grIA . UTION.—WARREN, RUSSELL. snd Co., •.J bite at OS, Strand, Blaoking. Ink. sad Dye RenoMontrose, CAUTION the PUBLIC spinet permits trading under similar Manses, and proketing to be coenected vrith them, or their late establishment at SO, Strand, their only manuisctorl REGENT WORKS, ItIO&NT-STRKIT, VINCILNT-SQUARZ, WISTWINSTER, S.W. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. acorns 111110173 sad I/WER mut prepared wil► get any Ywrewriel lagredient. trom the recipe of Dr. Scott, will he Mad bosinsble to ell who suffer train Wiens sod Weer com plaint; indigestion, wind. spun's, &dime* dizziness of the eyee,&e. For habitual costiveneee, se kimily aperient inedkine, and es a purifier of the blood, they ere truly excellent ; mIM In thelr operation sod grateful to the etemeeit they aside swipes, Ir d ar dii=a;Cremrthen the whole nervous system— % Kim WlDiaimet., Chariescram, end by asset Ilniggleis ia l i t . W, 11. led, and Is. bd. Bs sure to ask for Dr. Baer, Liver Mau The genuine set a square Haan pad:am with “irttliant lambert" sugreved on the stun. ABTHMA, SHORTNESS°, BREATH, BRON MS, NEIIaALOIA, lafeitibly renewed sad cured by the IMPICB CIOLZETTIS (Pectoral Fumigators). The amok., Wag inspired. penetrates Into the chest, cabin the whole nary es/ system, facilitates expectoration, and mats the 'vette= of the 2s lmrt organs of respiration.—T. Yard% Ras d'Amister- 1 IParia Price L. boo. a .Old la London by V. Chsadst, Haymarket. RD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA D I L KEF° Peen, during twenty-firs years, emphatically maw Owed by the medical profession, and universally sem= Or pqab s the best remedy for acidity of the leaeiD~, headache. gout. and ladigestion, and as a mild ape Peat for delicate constitutions, mere especially for Wiles sal ehlktren. It to prepared, in a state of perfect purity sad at ealform strength, by liINNNIFOID sad Go., lit, Nay Ise& street, London; and mid by MI reipsotable chemists lassugh. 11111111111 wadi D B. RIOORD'II 1188KNOZ al Llll mama auusamod So Nis most shatiared cowilllallan toss %realm Myra Is Insportbla Its dodo aro panassoaL No coamaltaaloa memory. —fold Is room vita tao listruatlcaa al ILL, or too: qsaotttles for M., asakearrloao, asaleal as rauslr. of romtttaxoe ar stauspa--aas oVial:; 701214 and OM. Nla Waal. Naar Toroplerhar. TRINVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. , F. , most scientifically prepared and oast peasarlid Wi Not eordial over Introduced : redone to the& aormol MOMS 114 ii• ssaretioak at the Worts of wid& poled Mai do. It ti a Noodle for &Willi al a mob. Ma =ono odor logrollote, mite owl Vo g iovo kW/ lossidat Or sorrow e a dA Price Pm' bolnii or lour tondllos to IMO Orr .-"'"- ioTo W*Om" ila,slW6sa Osloololrost. W.C.. 113, 1•111141111•041/04. THE LONDON and PARIS HOTEL COMPANY , ilneceporsted In accordance with the Joint•Btock Companies Acta of 1881, and the Intimation Arrest, entered intobetereen Wand and Timm, May, 18et, Malta to Public Companies established In both ooamitie►l • Capital e. 100,060, iniu,me Shares of CEO each. Plat Deus 10,000 Shine. Deposit 10e per Share on Apiestion, lad Al 10e. on Allotment. A minimum Dividend off s per Cent. mutrenteed foe the Snit year. No Call to exceed AS per Share, and after first Call no further Celts to be made without an interval of not Lisa than Three Months. DMICTOM. Lott Henry Gordon, Mune= Court. Captain A.rrow, Noriolkdguare, Hyde-park. William Austin, FAQ. , Director of the Metropolitan Hallway and of thepambre andMeaso RailwayT. M. cis Bolasiere, Passage de la Madeleine, Paris, and Chateau du Trouillol. Beleer. Eugene Coln, lag., 9, Graceetimtb.street. Chevalier Bwlng P. de Ooklehoun, Consul bur 1, Laurence Pountneyhill. F. M. (Mourn Dumas, Hankei, and Co.', 25, Fen. chureh.streeL Clarks Hagerman, Fan., Chevalier de l'Ordm de Merite do Suede, 98, Chamois des Martyrs, Paris. John Broderick Hartwell, lip., I, Brunswick place, Regent's. for Olden- 7 0=n Vaughan Morgan, Keg. ;Mews. Moron Brothers), Bow-tone. and Langley-lodge, Lewisham. Major Felix A. V. Thurber% t, Cambridge-road, Brighton. .lAim!as. The Union Bank of !Mgland and France. 83, King Whllamotreet. Ikm 6o m, 6. BooM•nrd des Capsicinto, Paris. Moms. Adam and 00., Boaloiniemm-Mer. The National sad Provincial Bulk of England, Folisetone. Nem. Rorke, largol=vidons, Cheeimsn, andco., 16, St. 4 re tt" 2: 1 4 646 4 2 = 22 . 4 gili‘rAngsa-c0u741 -...... street. Itethellitre, . oftry,B, t oe ul hr rair=. Honore Y. Bea. req.l Neeee7.l2, Mee ea By, Boulogne.sur-Mer. AMMO. Sam tballers, 114%, Pnbik Aeconataat, b. Lc/fiber!. Caw* Flaw KM" Pa 24 bc itOOllllAl4l4. 7, Oreshamotreet. de , 11 1ae de Conn:elle, Park Bitollll.--FrancM liorahod,._l"., County-chambers, Cornhill, .112CRIURIES PILO TIM. • Ittebarteardbl, Zig., London. Irrederiek Borg, Sag., Park. Winchester house. 01.==rast, L A C., and 53. St. James's. Pawnee 71=11o, IL W., d Lce t t ea talent, Paris. This Compaq had been formed for the purpose of establishing a . throegir igerisof St hotel eceotnetodthion between London sad Paris and elsewhere, and all necessary powers have been sensed in the wades of awe latiOn for carrying out this da ... li Ciipleges .l4.4l- of uniting under one management the Preach sad a— systems of an Hotel business, combining the wild sres of Blislith Hf. waist* elecice and variety of French le bath* tourist sod traveller of Va l l ' eriththith roa li C: li rligiog that will more certainly seer* theg im eginion sod peteminge of the public, aid at the sew thnie the habit er dear* for travelling, then the .SW sad Shed tari ff of charges can be 1 ,il ia an entire route. lebare been made for the purchase of Illedricas Hotel. In end Orst-cleas Betels In Bonk*. sad Welleselone, se that al bomdinte and preflight@ beans= will be ass end to the Campy. mid which their Mtge capital sad ethost r ops grill enable there sall further to increase tram the they of aoch separate establiehment proprietor agrees to Inks one third of the purchase money Pthiiras for the meetsoid by hiss, and guarantees • eft per ass! dieildesd the the thee year on the amount he receives. Ithaltheed the maim airy of some of . th e properties can ibs ammisea ler the lenden it =latheintliss Director* have been able to =NW Of U. nimble end *portant freehold me th tke tams cd 'wham baying been con. a b et thet grandam in et. Jamegadtreet, formerly xi* Creditillgrnis Blare, saki • *le portion of the sima nthis edrotageons Os it is intended to mail every nepent to the repairensents and importance of this undertaking, but until complete pored aloe of Weeded. property can be obtained, the present rental. and returns will enable the proprietor to 'musette • minimum dividead to the shareholders of six per cent. on the amount of perelmier bone. • thareboiders will therefore receive at lees& di per cad. for the first year on the =went paid up by them Bus date of allotment, and will be at IthertY to autielexte raft by paging up In felt The full benefit 1,0 be derived from the system .. en corred poodance " will beans offered to families and travellers, whether Cowling direct to etthe i r m ezttal, o , r ee = at either port for fort="of bedews, : and the daces sannoyeade hitherto expe rienced throughout • Journey, wising from the dtherent essnaer in which different hotels are cesdocted, will be avoided . • will also, be able to make t, own arrangemeuts in or Pada, or at other este. hUshment " en mate,' with the oonSdenee as to evens., and the full otharance of ' every domestic comfort to which they are soenstomed. When fully organised, it Is the Intention of the dinettes to nrear a l i fnalli Co a l lage til ite o p at • kW* of the hote l w ba Mrr i a g e th lllng thi Will no Coo t materdly tenr ote d to the s mfort ed of Lam, faisilles, and invalids, If lone, but will nave visitors gen e • rally much trouble, and measly all as to the safety of their luggage, &c. As there will be • banking department In each hotel belong ing to this Company, the inconvenience and loam so generally streamed in the exchange of foreign money will be avoided. Usti& and foreign letters of credit will also be granted and M ila t t einess of an hotel when properly conducted, whether canted on by a public Company or by private enterprise, is found to be highly remunerative, and the ftecten of this Company bellow that the present undertaking, which Is commenced under L szlti advantages, will yield large profits upon the capital Applications for shares, in the form attached to ihd be addressed to the Secretary, Beakers, or &or:orris:. Company. A deposit of Its. cm each share applied for must be I n n paid to the Bathers, or at the Mew of the Company In London or Park, where the Articles of Association can be seen ; sad in the event of no allotment being made, the delimit money will be returned in full. THE PERTIISOLL LEAD MINING and SMELTING COMPANY (Wilted). incorporated under the Companies Act, 1861, with Limited IJnblity. Capital, L25 , ,000, in 22.00 u Shares of ElO each. Deposit on application, 41 per Share, and on allotment a fur ther payment of 42 per Share. Calls not to exceed 42 per Share, at intervals of three months. DIRICTOIS. Chivies Bell, Esq. !Menem J. Thomson, T. Sonar, and Co.) Jamas H. Knthoven, Kee. (timers. H. J. linthoven and Sons). John P. Judd, Esq. (Mews Nathaniel Johnston and SonS,. John Owed. Esq., Asbertelta Hall, Gloucestershire . Edmund A. Awaits; led. Messrs Pantiles and Wood;. John Taylor, Esit Join Taylor an d g o . ). Richard aylor n. LIM& Mews. Barnett. Hoare., and 00., London. Messrs J. Earned and Co., LivarpooL 1102to7roas—Messes. John and Willis= Galsworthy, 12, Old Jewry-chambers. DiOnfas—Meams. Joshua Hutchinson and Son, Ausel-coark lielirTiOii;ii k ifor and sons ITALY—Nr. George Hearer. OisiaAl. gar! Va«naue.►yhe., Imdoe. AfPuDqz! ) PR!WIM7.S.. This Company liarb79eiidaly 1 7 e with Limited Liability. Its object Is the purchase of a interest in the eelehealed Lead Mines of Monteponi. In the d of Sardinia, toaeter With the extensive Lead Swotting establishment of Pertasois sad the Sarasnello Coal Mine in the Gulf of Spezia. . . The purohe.e.oney for kineinding elutes twelfths of the Monteponi Nine", plank engines. de.. is £160,000, and it to estimated that 450.000 will be required m floating capital, se that In axing the nominal capital at £150,000, a mar gin of £60,000 is left to tumble the Company to take advantage of such opportunities u may present themselves of extending their Internet In Italian mines. . . . _ This undertaking diners eraentially in its nature from ordinary mining enterprises. Its capital being Invested in the purchase of mines and works, which are In full operation, and yielding very large return Full prospectuses, with forms of application for shares, may be bad at the Offices of the Company, No. 6, Queenatreet-place, London, or of the Brokers of the Company, Mears. Joshua Hutchinson and boa. No application will be considered unless a deposit of £1 for each Share applied for shall have been pre viously made with the Huskers of the Company. This sum will be returned in full in the event of no allotment Wog made. TALUEB of GOLD. —WATHERSTON and v 11100 DIN, ter the information of the Public and their sumer.= Petonnbeg to make the following announcement re. the VALVE et GOLD, teeliag persuaded that the inte rn:l the fair trader end the public will be alike protected by She wide circulation of knowlefte on this subject. Gold being divided late 26 parte er carats, It follows that geld of oisnas p m , Y 1/1 aerate—LS 3 Si 9 aerate SI 11 10 worth _At 6 Ili 17 aerate_ 6 0 1 6 cant' Si per 01011011. 16 cense— 16 n 7 carafe .. d 9 Weerate.. 4 1 5 16 carats.. 116 1 6 carats 1 16 22 carats (British 14 cents.. 96e 6 aerate 17 11 standard) 17 liti IS aerate.. I 6 6 4 carats 14 24 11 seat... 114 6 is osests.. 2 s cant. .. 10 ?I pleat... 110 11 chests.. 116 1 !canto 7 1 •seeds— 3 7 6 10 carats.. 116 4i leant ... liesithelwry, 16, lensteltetedesed, Corentiprden, w. 0.. Landau. el Chaos end Jewellery for la. mad N.B. This la closed et I In the evening, end me lietardays el nee (Meek. PKOTACILES, improved by HARRIS sod S BON, win bast wietsialy view's, the eight Better cosset Abe wads. Ebel, with 'apish or pebbles. lbs.: steel. with gumen to Hs. (kid awl Silver Spectacles and LywOlessitt grrei variety, at equally low pioen Harries Prospect Obis, ls ed. pest ha. TIO6. 11•19 and SON, Optician@ to the Rose! eloped% ths British Museum Oates, Looks. Established 1716. Chatbead—No travellers savior& RMMUS NOVELTIES for the SEASON. The ALIXANDILA, PRINCI of WALES, and IDTAL eImAL DOUQUIT, s 461. each. The Cassolette ran, &Might deny perfumed, from la. ad. a specimen by post for 60 Tha 'ltAtosiMed by an depot golden Gramm= watch Atha te. ; by pest for 13 etrepa—L Per• ge. SONsd. sad S. CoshILL LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 80, 1863. rllO the ELECTORS of the OITY of LONDON. Orynuenno,—ln compliance with the wishes of many of • my Mends in the City, who think that the seatheents I ex pressed at the meeting of the Liberia Asecciatice on Tuesday hut have not been published so fully as they expected. I venture respectfully to place before the electces the pounds on which I claimed the honour of their suffrages. My pollute! We began with the rust agitation of the Corn Laws, and I was a member of the Ant.l.Corn law League which, ender the guidance of Mr. Richard Cobden, achieved their repeal—the greatest social revolution of the age. I thee took so active interest in the abrogation of the Na vig ation laws, although It was a question which tried the condney of tree traders mbce than many of the old school of shipowners ooeld endure. These and the other fiscal changes of the last twenty years contributed so much to the happiness and prosperity of the country that the grounds for controversy lave been narrowed very much to the Church Rates and the Ballot. On the first of these I never hesitated for a moment to admit they were moat discreditable to churchmen, who would gladly raise the sum by a voluntary rate, and that forcible exaction should canoe without delay. As to the /isnot, although never opposed to It, I consi dered that the growing indifference throughout the country, and the sickly coins, It was running In the Nouse of Commons. did not warrant a Qnhotic attempt to peels it on the condi. tuendes of Ragland at this time, feeling sure that if the want of It became a grievance It must soon be redressed, and I should be then reedy to take my &hare in the work. • On the question of the franchise, I declined to commit myself to its Immediate =early Mountain, and I based this hesitation, not only oo what had taken place in America, but In a field for a falter tell of democratic government than any other place in the world—Victoria, Australis—where the working dames, being chiefly men who had paid their own passages involving an out lay of 116 or CMO, would compass very favourably with those they had left behind—that they had acquired universal suffrsge, and the nee they had pot It Se, as far as they could, was social a w arical reerogreedon., ab• toommunity eff se swiddhly that igra i rs=ot MS h s ad Jul , tear Mani *Oft triumphantly tinvolvingior the ilims 4fre pdecatioittn the elector's signature) width Weald ft&snahl , b treen une.third to one-half the eMotom. 4t the ems SIM% stated toy willing ness to extend the ElO franchise to lodgers, and sho would be glad to me lie pea/maim hi the country as lathe towns. It Is a great mistake, as I mentioned, to suppose that me chenics are now debarred the right of voting, for four shillings a week lam low In the metal scale that no wodonan above the I limit of an inferior labourer but lives in a house at a higher rent, and if he would be a yearly =steed of a weekly occupier be mods no reduction in the fra nch ise to acquire his qualitication. On the question of our foreign policy I was quite prepared to take my stead with Lord PaimentoWs gerneuseent ; and in any vote for the support of the army and navy, I stated that while I would endeavour to control any unnecessary or doubt ful expenditure, I should Waist upon the strength end ell ciency of the services belie such as would prevena Mformer Mien of the panics of yeses, which were discredit able to the natiou, injurious to commerce, and invited horn It not argreadon —that the coot was simply a premium of insurance for security, and any expenditure wan preferable, in a country like ours, to feeling that we were not covered from all ordinary or even extraordinary risks. In defending the privileges of the City I had no misgivings. It remains the last unimpaired memoria l of the dawn of repre sentative government-14 traditions are intimately associated with our national history. It still retains the vi of maturity, and enjoys the confidence of the vast teflusotlal body within Its bounds. Stich a municipality deserves the respect of the country, and I should In common with my fellow citizens endea vour to teach all nab innovators that we had the power and the will to enforce it. In submitting ray name to the considerstkas of the liberal electors represented by their comniittatt I determined to abide their decision, end not permit myself to be &party to any divtolon 14 the camp. Uniformity of opinion 1 never expected, but some future period my sentiments, which have been mellowed by experience. may then prove more acceptable to the consti tuently than on the present ocoasion.—Your aunt respectfully, 1, Leadenhalletreet, Mayde, lind. T. M. MACK AY. INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM., Wanatead. Nana OF ISMOVAL. ommequenew et the Immediate ertamelow of the Loudon, Chatham, and Dover Itail_wal mom Ludgate-ha the Committm have been compelled to RIMOVZ their OFFICES to 100, FLEET b7Iy.I-I\where, trees tilln date, ail emamaaloations are to be ilitiroTaa-11jOiaaToiThaTIwiwilttea, May _ a. MS. NEWRY w. OMEN, Secretory. At CHARLES DICKENS'S READINGS. hrLAST itsADnto MIT ONL—Hanoverequare ROOM. DAY EVENING nazi, Jane S, as. Yr. CHARLES DICKENS will READ his NICHOLAS NICKLEBY .t ME SWUM; SCHOOL, and BOOTS at this HOLLY TREE INN, for the hat time this assina—Stalks, ea • nanny stela bark rata, la, of Charman and Hall,l ; Pottle sad San's, le and lh Royal Inehans• ; 's oats, SR Jusee.-han ; and at Payne's ticket odds& Hanoverequare ROOM& TESS. AZADLAND. Secretary. THALBERG'S FAREWELL BEASON.- 1,7. S. THALBBB6IIII MATINEE Oast but two of the series) on MONDAY nest, June 1, at Übe Ihmovausquare !mess, to ono. mace at balt-paet two. The rentalnhas Matinees will take place on Monday, Dane 1, Dine 8, and hum 15 (being the bet el the series. IMMO, 21s. tmmily tickets to adroit tear I IMMO& unreserved seats, 10e. Id. ; to be had at the priset libraries mid ronelemelleas. /IL James's Rik and of .lllth. tin Beaastrapere Woos. star the plan of tie arils MI be Men. HANOVER-SQUARE ROOMS. —At the SHCOND MORNING CONCERT to be given to the SoB SCRIBERS at NW= end Co.'s MUSICAL LIBRARY, Jose I, the following New Compositions will be performed :—Piano. forte Quartet (Mehl) : Violin Quartet (VolcIacono) ; Pianoforte Solos, Chant des alrenee (O'Leary): Spinnerlled (Lissi; Solo Violoncello, Romance (Volckmann). Songs : A Poet's Love sad Devotion (Schumann: . "Do not In beauty thus appear' Mary of the Oberland (Dessauer( , Somebody (Agnes Zimmer man). Duet, Contralto and Baritone, " Gard'ner, t y tree am I" (Schumann(. Instrumentalists : Maim Naar:author, Balaton, Ries, Webb, and Pogue. Vocalists : Mlamßobertlne Henderson, MOM. 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Now ready at all the Libraries, a New Novel, by the Rev. JAM Prow!!, Author or " Twenty Years In the Church." DR AOO N'S TEE T H. vole poet aro, cloth boar.* price 21$, L B• 0111, Kg, Regent-street, W. Wow roody, illognied with 81z Chroww-Lithorriphlc 011 it MONTHS in DAHASEICH ; or, Nerrativo ot a Winter's Crabs ow the NW. By ILLY, CAM. Owe vol. L. dewy Wo, cloth boards. price LW Booth, 107, Berent-etwet, W. Jost ready, boon/ Rados, fel). No , else boards , wk. 38. ed., JISSWSLECTURZb on NATURAL HISTORY, clamed it Prightea. L. DM/. Sr. Aipst.ebrett, W. Mr. Naylor (who is a resident of Liverpool), the (maw of tae Maser al the Darby, las last handed to the Mayor of Liveposi headmen, eau of 1,0001. to be dim iribated aracogat dm (atheist daditio oda, town. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. AMERICA. Omura's Tazawis.) EVACIJATION OF VICESETJEG. (Pee the Agatesladen.) NEW Yolllt, MAT 19, Mollllfo. The Federal loss in killed, wounded, and missing in the late battles at ebanceliorsville is officially estimated at 13,500, and the loss in prisoners at 4,600• The Confederates have thrown up extensive earthworks along the ridge of hills in the rear and to the left of Fredericksburg. It is reported that General Booker will be reinforced from the troops around Washington and Baltimore and on the Virginia and Maryland railroads, their places being "applied by the Pennsylvania militia. Colonel Grierson, with a brigade of Illinois and lowa cavalry from General Grant's army, has made an extraordinary raid, passing from Tennessee through otheart of Mississippi, and reaching age* Baton lionishasa. Northers' inetesereshole, assert that Colonel briers= traiellad 800 ADE* in seventeen days, destroying 4,000,000 dols. worth of property, and portions of moat important ' railroads. It is also stated that he captured 1,000 iprisoners and 1,200 horses, and defeated the enemy at numerous points, all resulting in ! advantage to General Grant's movements. Colonel Grimm has been received at New Orleans with great public demonetfttions. Admiral Farragut has arrived at NeW Orleans, having posed in a small gunboat through the Atchafalaya and Grand Like. He has brought intelligence that Admiral Porter, with his own fleet and portion of his (Farragut's) gunboata, took possession of Alexandria, 70 miles up the Red River, on the 6th inst. On the same day General Banks' forces arrived at Alexandria, forming a junction with Admiral Porter. Alexandria was abandoned by the Confederates who retreated to Scbreveport, and took their gun boats above Red River falls. The capture of Alexandria interferes with the Confederate supplies from Texas and Arkansas. It is reported that Admiral Farragut will imme diately attack Port Hudson with the fleet from below, in conjunction with Admiral Porter's fleet from above. Some accounts state that the bombardment Las commenced. The Northern press think that Grant, Porter, and Farragnt'a present movement& will insure the opening of the Idiatimll)o. Captain Dwight having been killed by guerillas in the neighbourhood of Opelousas, General Banks has ordered 106 inhabitants of that region to be arrested, and kept in close confinement at New Orleans until the guerillas are given up. General Banks has ordered an organisation of coloured troops, tobe called the " Corpa d'Afrique," and to consist of eighteen regiments of infantry, cavalry, and artillery. They are to be organised and instructed by the best army officers. In con sequeece of dketurbeeeilat please of amusement in New Orleans, The Proirst•Marshalltai ordered all the programmes of the entertainments to be sub- mitted to him. They were not to be interspersed with national airs. Several New Orleans school mist eases have been heavily fined, for permitting the childrento draw rebel flags, and sing rebel songs. Heavy firing had been heard at New Orleans, in the direction of Charleston Harbour, on the 14th instant. It was supposed to arise from an attack by Federal Monitors upon the Confederate batte ries on Morris Island. The Charleston papers say that the guns of the Keokuk were raised, and will be mounted at Charleston. The Confederates have made a raid in Kanawha Valley, capturing one company of Federal cavalry, portions of two infantry companies, and forty waggons. The Vallandigham excitement is increasing. The military court, with General Burnside's concur rence, has sentenced Mr. Vallandigham to close imprisonment in Fort Warren during the war. A meeting has been held at Albany, denouncing the arrest, at which several disturbances occurred through a feeling of opposition being shown to the meeting by soms soldiers returned from the war. The Governor of New York sent a message to the meeting characterising Mr. Val andigham's arrest as 4 ' an act bringing dishonour upon the country, and full of danger to our persons and homes— bearing upon its front a conscious violation of law and justice." The decision of the adminis tration, for which the Governor looks with solemn solicitude, will determine, he says, whether the war is waged to put down the Southern rebellion or to destroy the Northern free institutions. A large meeting has also been held in Union square, New York, at *Lich letters were read from the leading democrats, and speeches made and reso lutions passed denouncing the arrest of Mr. Vallan digham. There was considerable excitement at the meeting, and a large reserve of police was at hand. No disturbance, however, took place. The New York Daily News has recommenced publication under the auspices of Mr. Benjamin Wood. It announces itself as opposed to the further prosecution of the war, and attributes to the administration purposes ulterior to the recon struction of the Union, and not according with the spirit of republican institutions. . _ The steamer Britain hu arrived at Charleston. The steamers Ella and Anna have arrived at Nas sau from Charleston ; and the steamers Britannia, Emma, Norseman, Antonica, Victory, and Calypso have cleared from Nassau. NEW YORK, MAT 20, MORIFINO. General Grant occupied Jackson, Mississippi, in the rear of Vicksburg, on the 14th instant, having previously bad a brisk fight at Raymond and Mis sissippi Springs, driving the Confederates from those places towards Jackson. The State Capitol at Jackson was burnt. Despatches from General Grant state that the Confederates had evacuated Vicksburg, and that the entireConfederatefoece was moving northwards to reinforce General Bragg for the purpose of attacking Rosencranz. Federal reinforcements would be thrown forward to intercept the Confe derate movement, and strengthen Roeencrana. General Joseph Johnstone commands the Confede rates, who are moving from Vicksburg. Seventeen thousand Confederates with fourteen pieces of artillery are reported to have crossed the Cumber land River, and advanced on Richmond, Kentucky, with the view of flanking General Rosencranz, and compelling him to abandon bis position at Murfreesboro. Twenty-eight Con- [Stamped, ld. Additional,] federate regiments are stated to be at Norris Town, East Tennessee, for the same purpose. This report is not credited in Louisville, but believed to be set afloat to prevent the Federals reinforcing General Roeencranz, or invading East Tennessee. The press continues unanimous in denouncing Mr. Vallandigham's arrest. In consequence of the determination of the Con federate government not to regard negro troops or their officers as war prisoners, the coloured people of Washington have petitioned President Lincoln to adopt retaliatory measures. Official instructions have been issued to the officers of the Federal army that foreign consuls in the enemy's country will be subjected to martial law only in cease of urgent necessity. Any delin quency the consuls commit against the established military rule may be punished as in the case of other inhabitants. Such punishment furnishes no reasonable ground for international complaint. A large quantity of cotton is said to have arrived at New Orleans from Western Louisiana, and more was expected. The lushrelesiea tikes m 6143,745 dols. in specie, • and 146 paseengen. , ICE. NEW. YORE, Aar 29, ilviosa. Great excitement prevailed yesterday in the stock market in consequence of the increase of public speculation ' and stocks raga from three to nine per cent, the market closing stronger, but with considerable disposition to selL - COMMERCIAL Money abundant. Gold, .49k premium. Ex change on London : bankers' bills, 164. Stocks : large speculative sales. New York Centrals, 129 ; Illinois, 114 ; Erie, 104 ; Six per Cent. Western States Bonds, 107. Cotton dull. Middling Up lands, 551. Flour quiet, and 6c. lower. Wheat, good inquiry. Corn, lc. higher and advancing. Provitiona, good inquiry. Coffee quiet. Sugar steady. Molasses very firm. THE ITALIAN FARLIAMENL TURIN, NAT 29. In the Chamber of Deputies today the new President delivered a speech, in which he declared that he recognised in his election a homage rendered by the Chamber to the political principles of -the late Count Oavour, whom fallow-labourer he had been. The President's speech was received with applause. The Chamber then deputed the President to appoint &committee todraw up a reply to the King's speech. Signor Minghetti introduced several financial and administrative bills, and expressed a hope that those new laws would oome into force on the Ist January, 1864, and produce results as soon as pos sible. "The financial plan of Italy," said Signor Miughetti, " will thus correspond with the con fidence shown by financial Limps" The Minister for Foreign Affairs laid some diplo matic documents on the table of the house. TURKEY AND GREECE. TRIESTE, MAT 29. According to advices received here from Constan tinople the majority of the foreign officers In the Turkish army have claimed their discharge, in order to join the Polish insurgents ! The news of the approaching nomination of Fluid Paeha as Grand Vizier is confirmed. Intelligence received here from Athens states that on the night of the 22nd a revolutionary move ment was prevented by the intervention of an armed force. The sol diers continued to commit excesses in the provinces of Greece. Public order had been dis turbed in several places. Several pane of the country were infested by brigands. SPAIN AND ST. DOMINGO. MADRID. MAT 28. Upon the proposition of the President of the Council, the Queen has determined to grant a general amnesty to the persons implicated in the disorders at San Domingo. INDIA. (By Telegraph from Suez.) BOMBAY, Yer 12. Grey shirtinp and mule twist quiet. Cotton firm, but little doing. Exchange on London : Six months' first class credits, 2s. lid. Government securities : Four per Cents., 99 ; Five per Cents., 1061 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1151. The money market is very tight. Freight dull. _ . The London nail of the 18th April has arrived. CALCUTTA. MAT it. Shirting, and mule twist dull. The new indigo crop is promising. Exchange on London : First class credits, 2.5. ON. Government securities : Four per Ceuta., 100} ; Five per Cents., losti ; Five-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1171. Freights to London : Seeds, 90s. BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.. The followiug telegram has been received at Mr. Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, May 29 : ALEXANDRIA, RAY 72. The Vectis and Ellora left here with the above mails at 7 p.m. yesterday. The former may be ex pected at Marseilles about the 3rd, and the latter at Southampton about the 10th June. The Sultan, from the Mauritius, reached Suez on the 25th, and the Jeddo, from Bombay, on the 27th instant. The Salsette left Suez, with the English mails of 12th to the 18th May, on the 27th ideal. A correspondent of the indipessdance Beige says : —"The chapter of Milan Cathedral have resolved to take part in the totes of the Statuto, which occur on the first Sunday in June. This decision will probably be adopted by all the clergy of Lombardy, but in the other provinces of Italy, except perhaps in Sicily, the Name result must not be expected." Tax HEALTH or GARIBALDI.—A resident in Labia, Signor Giacomo di Lurie, having sent an invitatige to Garibaldi to pay a visit to that island for the benefit of his health, recently received the following reply :—" Signo r di Lusio, I thank you for your kind letter, and for the Interest you take is my health. For the present I cannot stir from Ospreys. Here my wound is healing day by day, and I hope to be soon well." Tim Sum CANAL Nubar Pacha, the new Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs, is expected from Alexandria during the coming or following week, to settle once for all on behalf of the Viceroy the question of the ' Suez Canal. The answers of the Britiah and French govern ments to the despatch of A'ali Pasha on the subject are looked for about the same time. It is likely, therefore, that in three weeks or a month this long-vexed " diffi culty " will hare received its solution. From the tone of the Forte's note, it is easy to forecast the probable nature of the settlement.—Leosat Herald, May 20. REDUCTION or POMACE ON LETTERE TO SWEDEN, FORWARDED ST SWEDISH MAIL PACEITT.—OH the Ist Jaw next, and thenceforward. the postage of Wises for Sweden, I forwarded by the Swedish mail paateta from Hull to Got tenburg, will be reduced to the SARIS a as that now levied epos letters seat via Belgium and via : F letter not exceeding , L. ; above aral ent e exceeding ox., 2a. ; above 1 os. and not exceeding 2 oak, fa. ; every ounce after the drat, 2s. [TWOPENCE' MUSIC. SACRED HA.II.MONIC SOCIETY. The Creation wan performed at Exeter-hall last evening, and drew an immense andienes. The ball was so crowded that seats were extemporised by placing chairs wherever it wu possible to And roan for one. Nor was this surprising, for no work of its class is so fresh, so beau tiful, so full of sunshine, as The Creation. Of its beset, there never has been any question, though its claim to sublimity has been disputed. Bet if " Tbe bosoms are telling the glory of God • is not sublime. • then we cannot imagine when sublimity is to be found. The solo-singers were Madame Lemmem Shaming. ton, Mr. Swift, and Mr. Weiss. All of them did full forties to their parts. Madame Sherrington new adds to her other aceompliskments that of being a sound oratorio singer ; and her style of singing " With vu don clad" and "On mighty wings " was as pure as it was beantifaL Mr. reputation is thoroughly established, and be well maintained it on this occasion. The Sacred Haremaie Society, no longer having Mr. Sims Reeves for their timer. probably could not find a more satidactery eubstituto than Mr. Swift. He is not a showy, demonstrative singer, and may perhaps be deemed rather tame. Bat this, we Waite would be a mistake. His manner is quiet, and his style is per. sad simple. Hs ham a full mellow voice, sad passoes k hellt Sails sod sepssoier - - DRURY LANZ 'TAtitif The second of Mr. Loaders banal perfonnancce wu gives last 1 IllideniMenta consisted of Ls Piglia del Reggimento, and the first act of La Farorita, Medians Picebletoini appearing in both . pieses. The theatre, as before, was crowded by • fashionable and musical seal. • epee ; and the inlet of the performance was heightened by its being .hpoonred with the premiere of their Royal Higbnesess the Prince and Prineres of Wales. The illustrious visitors come without any state, and no notice was taken of their entrance; bat at the end of . the first act el the opera "God save the Queen' eras performed, the solo verses being sung with great spirit and admirable elocution by Madame Pioco lomini. This was followed by repeated rounds of applause, which the Prime and Princess graciously acknowledged. •••• As we have said before, performances of this kind do not all for critical remark, but we may say that the fair prima donna acted and sing as charmingly ea ever. In the Piglia dcl Reggimento she was supported by the sew tenor, Signor Barash., who (as we bad anticipated in our settee of his &but a few evenings ago) eas quite at hose in the clam. ter of Toole, acting and singing delightfully. Is the Favorite Madame Picoolomini was supported by °theist. EDUCAriori. Moron BY TEI Mawr 111 SKI LORDS or TIM 001130117111' Or Pint COVSCIL ON EDOOAIION. At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, May 19 f 1863—Their lordships resolved to sansei, after less Bit 1864, Articles 136 and 137 of the revised code, and to add to Article 52 a fourth paragraph (d), as follows, Gls..:—(d) By the amount of soy annual endowment. Their lordships, in order (to facilitate the examination el individual children under the revised code, and to remune rate the inspectors for their share of the additional harm imposed by it, resolved-1.. To make It as itstruction to the . . . . . inspectors to perform their duties in each school, not in spected for the hest time, in the following order, viz. : (a) Expainatiort of the children .in religions know ledge, where the inspectors have to (report upon it ; (6) Examination in the subjects prescribed by the revised seeds; (c) Girard impaction d the school, allowing for •pnran acquaintance with it. 2. To pay 4 each impeder ( ih addition to hie present emoluments, 501.. an 30th Jane, WU, and on the nano dm' in' each mffiesqueut per, pro tided that be has, within the 12 months than wadm& himself examined, and marked in the official schedules- 1 (0)12,000 children at the hest ; or (0) Thole promoted for eilemincalies l Ake wheleiminher of.sebealie with& he had been instructed to visit; or (c) . om-third et the whole number examined and marked in his district after the appointment of an aseletant. These provisions may be varied after further experieoce. Their lordships, in order to provide further for the ex amination of individual children according to the revised coile, resolved to appoint, as occasion might require, in spectore assistants, upon the following teems i-1. (tualffied candidates must (a) have been pupil teachers; (6) have bees trained during two years in a college of the same denomination as the elementary schools In which they are to examine • (e) have passed each of their examinations without f ailure, and at the last of them bare been placed not below the seemed division • (d) have received their certifi cates after the usual probaionary service is an elementary school of the same denomination as those in which they are to examine ; (e) have not exceeded their thirtieth year of age; (j 1 be recommended by the inspector under whom they are to examine. 2. Their salary shall commence at 1001. per annum. and shall rise by 101. per annum to 2501. They shell be paid beside Id. per child per annum after the first 12,000 exa mined and marked by themselves in the official schedules, but never more on this account than 501. They shall be reimbursed the actual expense of locomotion on the public* service, but shall receive no further allewasices. 3. They shall not be competent to examine except in the presence of, or by a written order from, the inspector , who shall name therein both the particul ar school to be examined, and the date of the examination. All notices to the Dm. nagers of schools shall be given by the impactor only. 4. They shall be prohibited from following any employ ment whatever, except such as is official. Private tuition is expressly included in this prohibition. 5. They shall hold a certificate from the Civil Service Commissioners. Mr. T. A. Mitchell voted with the majority on Thursday night on the Dover contract, although hie name was accidentally omitted in the division list EARLY CLOSING Amomariox.—The annual meeting of this society was held last evening at the London Coffee-house, Ludgate-hill, Mr. B. Slaw in the chair. The secretary, Mr. /titter, read a report of the operations of the society during the past year, which on the whole bad been very successful in carrying ont its f objects. Them were 2,120 wholesale and retail establishmente now actin on the principles of the association in Loudon, and every day was aiding to their number. The report then enume rated the names of numerous large houses in the drapery trade who had come to the resolution of closing at eight o'clock during the summer mooths, instead of, as heretofore, at nine, and entered into statistiod details to show the progress of the principles of early closing. Owing to the large expenditure and the comparative . nets of the income, the society had, some few years sioce, in curred heavy liabilities, and a special fund had been esteb. !Jibed, for the purpose of clearing those liabilities. This, combined with • retrenchment in the expenses of the so ciety, had nearly effected its object, and the liabilities were reduced at the present time to 1701. ft had been thought desirable to close the financial year on the 31st of March for the future ; and the telanotebeet, soon to be submitted, would icontain an account for fifteen months. The total income frociaJannesy 1882 to March 1863 had been 1,413/. be. 6d., ad the expenditurel,4o2l. ls. 10d., leaving a balance of 111. 3s. Bd. The report having been adopted, the remain der of the eventag wadi occupied with discussing and adopt ing the revised code of rules, and the proceedinp closed with a vote of thanks to the chairman. _ THE SUICIDIOT MR. SWANDOSOUGH.—Yesterday afternoon Dr. loakeeter held an Memo on the body of Mr. Henry Valentine Smith, aged 60, professior•Uy known as " Swanborough," the late loses of the Strand Theatre, at his enidenoe, 9, Greville-places, Hilburn. The deceased committed suicide by setting his threat. as stated in the Expreas of Thursday. The principal witness was Mr. Musgrave, the musical director of the Strand Theatre, who had resided with the family foe two years. He said the busioees at the Strand Theatre for some weeks bad been bed, and that was the only oases be could Thefor the despondency of Mr. Swanborough. The deemed bad • fit about ix weeks back, and had been deaf for 17 years. He expected until lately that he should recover bis hearing ; he was, however, told three weeks ago that he could not be cured. He returned bows in his brougham on Tuesday night, and on Wednesday morning ate a very good breakfast, reed the newspaper, and appeared in his usual state of health. Mr. Musgrave believed deceased was not in pecuniary difficulties ; than were no family differences, and the deceased was not • betting man ; be knew nothing of such matters ; be was a man who always read his Bible. The other evidence was as to finding the deceased with his throat cut is the water. closet on Wednesday morning about 11 o'clock. Dr. Cleve- land atteoded. There was a deep wound in the throat in flicted by a razor. The deceased was alive, but died in tee hours. The servants had forced open the closet door. Mr. Robins, 'agree, said he had attended the deceased for 12 mouths. The fit be had, is his opintos had elected him, and produced an aberration of mind. The coroner said Mr. Robins had no doubt given the best evidence as to the state of mind, and he thought it accounted for the conduct of the decokes& The jury returned • verdict of " Temporary issanity." Ceewrer. PALLCL-0211 SHIIISNO DAT.—Fm- DAY, MAT 29.—Admissions on_ payment, 2,488 ; ditto by maw tickets, 1,033 ; total, 3,21. THE PKRTUSOLA LEAD MINING and 811:1LTINO antrerY (Limited). NOTICI IS EMMY cervix that NO APPLICATION for SHAW to the above Comma, will be RECEIVID AFIIA SATURDAY, the Sib day el and mat W. G. WILLIAM& Secretary.