The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-25 00:00:00

j4f/eacc X ..- 1••• f.r c.O 4.1%46,0e/st or dr NEWSPAPER , au • - . . ...._ . .. . - . s . a wi:44 •.,..., . • TA 1 1 LP: NIF4 _1 ill . . „........ . ) _• t , -I . 0 - . : _ No. 5,162.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1863. [Stamped, id. Additional.] [TWOPENCE TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Dvrrr and MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINK Jur of PACKET 9NEP.—For SYDNEY Direct (to nil lam' MI the MO March, Mat shipping day tied March), Kaman nincent new clipper ship W LL, A 1 le years, rooter 916 Sons, W. .0 Commandos ; in the East India Dock,. This high.clamed built in under special survey, ls noted for her fast sai qualities. abs hr a full poop, with unusually good accommodstion for cabin passengers, and will carry an . —For terms at freight or passage appiy to D l e r e Tr d and a V i g a li, 9, 13Mitereirset. THE FIUME of WALIIBI3 MARRIAGE will be osiebrated at the LONDON PAVILION by a lIONSTRZ ifitTIRTAINKRNT, on the WINING of TIIIRDAY, the 10th of March.' Each visitor will be presented with A HANDSOICI 0017YR/flit, in commemoration of the anipleicas event ; and no expense or exertion will be spared to characterise the proceedings with that M lty due to the oeceadon of the nuptials of England's future The LONDON PAVILION. Ilehborne-street. FROM LAST NTGHTS GAZETTE. [RAM or itomorrora AID rossm rarricuirße me DX OBTALMMD AT TRX OPTION OP TKO OHM 112011ffEAR, 0001.? or sainuturecrr, RarditoßALL-erszor.] BANKRUPT& RIMY ARTHCX DAVIES, Albert-terrace, Londonroad, carpen ter, to murender Match 11, at I. EDIFAJID "AMR DAVISON MATS, Woolwich, acting second muter of H. M. ship Fisgard, March 11, at 2. Jame Ronnie and PMEDILRICE Pause, Upper St. Martin Slane auctioneers, March 11, at 2. JOHN ReDIVE, Providenorrow, Ftristrary, tailor, March 11, at 2. THOMAS Midair, Kilburn, chesearozer, March 11, at 1. JOHN TiIoYLS SAVERT W Cowes, Hants, Bcmaed victualler, March 11, at 1. JOHN Lents, Botesdale, Suffolk, farmer, March IL at 12. THOMAS PHELIs, Samuel-street, St. Ileorge's.ht-the Zest, car man, March 11, at It. Amu DRAWN, Williamat,Letudngton,bouseagent,Mer. 11. at It WILLIAM Mann, the Terrace, Kensington, upho lsterer, March 11, at 12. Wttr.iml WAITE, Broadley.terraoe, Sandford-square, furrier, March 9, at 1. Ozogor RAMIES, Chatham, lime burner, March 12, at 11. Marne Nunn, Regent-atreet, Leeman. March 11, at 11. JoSISPH FRAMDPANT 811/TH, Canal.bridge, Old Lent-road, atone mason, March 9at 1. agent JOMIPH MON March 9, atDAY ermirrza, Cbeyne-walk, Chelsea, commission , 2. Onoital santral Was, Little Chspelotreet, Soho, licensed rio trailer, March 9, at 1. Joey CHICAIXT, Imer-street, Islington, ocenmiasiou agent, March IL at 11. WILLIAM HURT CIinT23DIN, Brighton, March 11, at 1. Smarm Alabama Vmunnu., HalHord-street, lelingtom, yea pet unumfaeturer, March 9, at 11. EMMY Gamma Bmaaorma, Archer's-tome% Old /ordered. baker, March 9 at 111. Janke BUitian, Warnerrd, Camberwell, grocer, March 11, at /. Jour Woolwich, schoolmaster, Marry 9, at 11. THOMAS Dissatow, Queen-etreet, Brampton, Journeyman comb maker, March 11, at 12. HURT WIL/JAM WILLIAMSOR, Upper and Lower Tootle& builder, March 9, at 111. :061trii Umlaut, Junction-reed, Upper Holloway, foreman to a Oahmonger, March 17, at 12. JOllll Coot. Skinner'oplace, Leadenhallmarket, offal butcher. , March 11, at 1. (Mown REMAND PAanot, Victoria-terrace, Camberwell, cow mercial clerk. March 9, at 11. PERDINICE 'roma, Pews, , carpenter, March 12, at 2. Osmium Raa m °Lamm Ilaryieboue, confer. tipper, March 12, at 12. WIU.LuM Wnalay Jun., Prinorsamukre, St. George's-in-Me rest. publican, March 12, at t Puma Viaciter TIMOTHY, Marlyakkstreet, adz Dandable, gar goon, March 1L at 12. 1120202 WILLIAM SMITH, Bow, milkman, March 12, at 12 WILLIAM Burial% Middle-row, Holborn, and Palmer-terrace, Hollowarroad, carver and glider, March IL at It JOHN WATSON, Broad-et., Bowot, publican, March 12, at 1. ROXACIJOHN GirrolD, Chiswick and Stratford, alert in the Court of Chancery, March 12, at 1. JAI= Roam= Rol; Church Stratton, Shropshire, chemist, March 18, at It Hm Don. Righworth, bootmsker, March 6, at 1L DRAIICUI PLUM= Wenn& Bristol, tr i tt r usan k r4r h ch 6, at IL Win ur Hay 1131/DMN, Plymouth, 14, et Ili. Games Glum; Croditon, Peronah., baker,' March 11. at IL RICHARD PlOllOlll, Tarldock grocer, kfarch 11, at 12. ermusa Oars, Weymouth, writing clerk, March 11, at low Kansa BIMILL, Rochdale, Yorkahlre, schoolmaster, March 9, at 11. 111011M1 Tula, Halifax, Yorksh., potato dealer, March 12, at 10. WILLIAM NUM Leeds, oilman, M a rch 6, Al 11. Gooses HAXLMIT, Bhefileld, cab , March 7, at 10. Mariana BMA, Sheffield, table e mane., March 7, at 10. • si s Tacouu Bzocsitionmor, Tlbehelf, Derbyshire, tailor, Islar.4.llendiasw__ T. G. Beerdahaw, J. Beardshaw, and W. MrieMeldi steel merchants, so far as G. awake, T. Greetham, and T. Davies, J. IL soar= T. Greetham—M. I h t ;t.i an keepn— J. kerb and N. ilighstreeiN'h ' i ft lectspel, Domed viedialiers--C. Pike and Anne Walters, Birmhigham, sere-4. Kendrick aide. H. inns, Birmingham, metallic bed staid gaentlifactarms—lf. Overbeck and A. Overbeck, Liverpool, oomelblon merehanes—J. B. Green and T. Green, W tam, elasiers—J. Yemen and J. Hall, Aberick, Bartlett= =F. T. Previa& and Z. W. Webb, Crosby-row, Widworth. aim Farts and Jaams Parks, Bury, Lancashire, surgeons I/Mingles and J..Weelbleglan, Haul.,, Staffordshire, china nesmallidereas—J. L Lb* end T. W. Barrows, Banbury, T. B. Kirby and T. Thorp, Leicester, manufacturers of —B. M. Dale and W. D. Eyrie, Clty of London, Weir- D. abeam and W. Gilder, Manchester, cabinet makers-4. feriae., IL Itawnaley, and D. Jackson, Yodablre, blackmulths, so far as regards H. Bawnsley-1. LZG i /Belfalle, W. Dunlop, and A. Wight, City of London, so far as regards A. Wight—N. Barony, B. W. Hill. nod R. W. Thrupp, Birmingham. photographers, so far as ressalls B. W. Hill—F. - Moran and It. Quin, Poland-street, Orford ='Hem case makers—T. Williams and T. Mien, Nem% Bayswater, chemists—H. Dobson, W. Tait. and ' W. Jellerson, Kingston.upon.Hull, wholesale hoot manufacturers, so lir as cloth W. Taß. Naylor and W. Woodhead, Leeds, woolen cl merchante—S. Meson and W. Brigs, Hudderstleld, mg thelers—W. Fenn and O. Fenn, Church Pulverbatch, Shrop shire, farmers—J. Sorove and H. Bodin, Oldeareet, St. Luke's, wholesale stationers—J. Chadwick and F. H. Fattison, Gams worth, Chewhirs, bone singe mannfacturen—W. Goldsmith and B. Webb Woodford, Fawn, carriage Dip Aberdeen and Newamtis Seem Navigation Comgeny, • TOE GALWAY PACKET SERVICE. (mom% rzussasiesd THE PRINCESS AIRRAHDRA. COPENHAGEN, rim M. The King arrived here to-day from Fredericks burg, where his Majesty is at present residing, in order to present the Princess Alexandra with the wedding present his Majesty has ordered to be prepared. DROTITT and MOOR= AUSTRALIAN LINE PACK'S Monthly Linn—Par ADI, LAID! Chen (to be despatched cm the 4th of Aphis; ship- Mday 2nd=), the wellamown Aberdeen AMA t, A I. r 664 tons, ALLIANDIM LO , Com mander: London Doris. This Ins vessel end render trader Is expressly fitted for the trade. hes s speelous poop, with Ilret-rate accommodetion for cabin possanunes, snd is noted for her waging qualities, haring reeolWed the reply. bun Adelaide to London La 74 days,—Tor terms of freight or yawns lady to DIVITT and MOOR; 9, Bllliteretreet TErLONDON GRAND RESTAURANT. i g uarcilows sad DINNIIB • Lk CARTE ein be bad with COY 19ZT sad DWZATCIL _ _ _ _ BAlfirmi6iPAMOlTB LONDON DINNEL. reedy treat 2 SW 8 to the Grand Saloom at ha Id. each person. Special dining-rooms ter ladles and gentlemen. Speciosa and well ventilated nine, coffee, end mtercAlialoon. OINN ON SUNDAYS FROM YOUR TILL Ikerd 121. nizrzrurr. 0012rtilt et CHANalltMlare. - The present consists of a diamond necklace, to which is attached a facsimile of the celebrated Dagmar °roes. During the whole of the forenoon the Princess received deputations bringing wedding gifts to her Royal Highness. Princess Alexandra has allotted a sum of 3,000 thalers to be apportioned, as dowry, amongst six brides belonging to the poorer classes. Her Royal Highness is suffering from a severe cold, but it is hoped she will nevertheless be able to commence her journey on Thursday. rhE VITT and MOORIC'S AINTRALIAN LINK .15 of PACKS! SHIP.— Monthly Ilae.—Por ADZ LAME Direct to on Ur Mb Much, lasi c eM der, Sod Mirth), the fast British-built .14 VI A 1 13 years ragleter 524 tons, A. C. TOW Cons:lands, : lylog in the Louden Docka. This fine meal has a full poop, wlttiseasi lent accommodation for chief cabin sod is well known to the Australian trade for the exoe t order is whit:halts &- Wan her aerso.—Toe tome at trettht or poems yob to the Memo WIUOILER, lON, arid Co., conogo-disoi; or to D l iv aar 4T sad wan; 9, BZUterotreet. ALLSOPP'S ALE and G 1112000813 STOUT. JOHN P. 81008 and Co., sole contractors for Bottled Door to the laternatlonal Exhibition, Agents for Samuel Allem, and Ws Inds Pale Ale and Burton Ale. and Guinness, Son, end Op.'s Extra Moat, Importers of Wines and Bplrita—Ofgess and Stores, the Royal Exchange, & C. —The trade supplied on liberal terms toe malt. B ARLOW' CASK ST, n 1.11 hiventke, S so admirably PATENT contrived that a AND tall ban ew , as well as maw casks, may Do raised or tilted on It wifteat labour or trouble. In action Is so bnpalpable that the sediment at the moat limpid ilnid by no possibility can be Metaled. Paco ft., lin, to suit 4, 8, and 18 gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No required. No more Ist beer or soar wino. Pelee 4e. /d.: ft—Apply direct to JAM BARLOW. patentee, ei r, ‘ 24 l.6 *lnlanit. llamion-hotoo. Bes that lila name and often me on swot artiole ; all °thereon spurious uultationa. ltagraviam (Ratio. NatabilabodlB2o. scoica siQuieriAnoNs. JolDi MUZllliosii, Inverness, shipowner, March 4, at the Caledonian Hotel, Levert's& Wittiam TAT of Knew Aberdeen, bookseller, Feb. 27, at the Lemon Tree Hotel, Aberdeen. DE:riand MOORETOUSTRALIAN LINE rr t PACT.= SHIP.—Por LAUNCIBTON Direct (a regular trader, shortly expected Iran the colony, sad will return again immediate% ha=t , fr a est . e .d e bar cargo already engaged), the 'plumed arl bowie WESTBURY, A register 330 toes, TRODIAB3W I R Oteuender London Desks. Has first rate accosomodatko tor a to diet oaten )or further particulars only to Th. T. W W IL Heien*eplaoe : or to DXVITT sad MOIL 9, THE POLISH INSURRECTION. CRACOW, FIB. 23. Langievicz is said to have advanced as far as Kielce, and to be marching upon Miechow. Fifteen hundred well-armed insurgents are posted near Opoozno. --- - - -. THE OFFICERS OF THE GROWN OF.ISWOLD AT MANCHESTER; !at the ICLT of flood Hop. N sad INDIA by the suppifoent gese et sesessers So the =sr INDIA sad LONDON aILEPPING 0011VM nur.—The well-known clipper military stesas-ship IN. . hoes, 1100. hone power, now loading In the Victoria (Loadra) Dodo, will leave aa left Apr% autoratag pima. pre ist sad lambs Gramead ea 10th April. tor Cal- cutta. calling at the Cape of Good the Hope and Madras. This eaminifieset Bhp, balle arena* tar the India tracla hes Lehi thermally Mated. hes thul-rede moommodatioa for per Nape% sad will min an erpoismood surgeon, elm • The average of the hot eight stamen hm bees II days to therfored the p f hOwmodrae the shortest e p on record.—Por m freight voya or permsla 4 dap, apply to GW , IDLAY sad Co., la, the *ohm AIMED =NIT and MO. ; est M Mas OPPICIS of the COMPANY, 9, KC. : where also applicatioos for eppehtlesside as la thls service should be mada RICHARD MEW, lasi India and Leedom Stipples Company (Limited), 9, Mfartra-tar. LC. CfUgußTAlNStobeg, POWIIHRIE, &c. WAUGH rtor N.J remediaft to call tion to QM seliction of an the new rim. for Curtains atten , Lc., of = and fordo manufacture, the designs and colours of lad& are according to t oe twin—LONDON CAltrfr a si=ouvs. sand 4. wet-road, W. MANCHETTER, TOMMY Ennui°. To-night an immense meeting was held in the Frio-trade Hall to welcome the =Beers of the ship George Griswold. The Rev. Mr. Donnie= and the other Akins received tremendous =places. TINSELS Forma, Fag.. presided. He said the emanci pation meeting in December cemented the brotherhood be tween America= and Englishmen. Let them thank the Americans for their munificent gift. (Great applause.) He called lay up= the meeting to give three gallant &Bars for this of sympathy. Tremendous obese were given in response to this appeaL A resolution ezmessive of gratitude for the gift brought by the George Griswold and =Malt Southern recognition was.inevad by Yr. RArzs. England's sentiment was over whelming that there should be no sympathy with slave oilmen. (Applause.) Mr. Gnome WILSON seconded the resolution. LEMBERG, Fla. 24. The insurgents have destroyed some bridges upon the Warsaw Railway. They are also reported to have beaten the Russians near Dubienka, taking two cannons. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, u,y Puri at Übe Kingdom Desertessoss Suites to Velvet Blll • • Drawlag.roois Suites, osspiels 30 • • lisdassoas Suites, coespiets 2l 0 0 s•d-tom Suites cossols6o MI • • Warreated Plist.oissu P. sad & AMU% ARREST OF POLES IN BERLIN. SOWN, Frs. 24. The police seized 300 hand grenades to-day, in the possession of Polish inhabitants of this capital. These persona have been arrested, and the public prosecutor received instructions at noon to com mence the judicial inquiry. 144 ozroliworant w. Illeatrtied CatsJogruis pails aad post tree on application. OKUTION.—WATHERSTON and BROODIER' 11,1 reeammend the pubic to have the Carat Gold stated °Ohs hydra—. /be Gold and Pure MK" as applied to Jewett/ay, Mini • Musket WATHIMITON ant BROODSN'S GOLD MAINS, and a erGcles menntectared by them, are sold upon Mb net the menatasearers' peace. ldanuteetory, 14, .ftmia-mardm, W.C. Amami made ot chains sod soe Is. sack —NATI!" establishment Is clan] at • M amnia and ea latnadays L Mr. PATIBSON, of Liverpool, supported it. The resolution was carried., a tonsil of bends being held up for it.. _ _ TURKEY. OONSTANTLNOPLE, FEB. 24. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPIE PAW for ADITRALLt from London direct. Tort Sldp. Twines. Decks. To Sall Sydney Sydney .... 1 Cli, d Oen ) lOM London Aprll 10 dipper MeLboanke Queensland lhe . 1.100 LIAM& March SI • • Tonne 1.500 Z. India Atwil SO RW I L L E Y and SON ars now DISPOSING OF 600 MOHAIR DRESSES, lad year's patina; at prices that nut conuatand a speedy aids. Also upwards of 2,f00 yards of Fancy Silks, wldab Guy hen Mooed te In par yin. la and IL Ladgatratrest, Lnidon, LC., Poor door from in.Panntolowelyard. ssistosisd *not paatoli Wm, b *Mr poselsaind sad mold per.., sassed s wig world Musssrpassed own rspsdatka, sod *Er pas scommodalioa * Tema deal—Tee sow sadsaliselsrs essesedas &sled or So Aasleslia splEl MIMI lianas and Co., ; all isavas Ise the l sanoade Liao ; sad T. IL MAMA a n d Co., lasimahandliesk d. LC. To NUMB OINAIIIIA lON Mt WIPIK Y OOKNUNIOATION lA IRW YORK Meet —The LITIRFOOI. NEW YORK, end FRILADKLYRIASTRAM-8/132 00617AXY Intend despetsh lotWatr talleewerad Clyde-beat Irceicrow alitaisablgu o celtag s "9""6".." ""ark lg= 4.B Ar vrnaLY IRON L V O N TOIL KANGAROO, This Da, Feb. N. CITY OP BALTINOM, Wednesday, Marsh A. And every tonosedine Wednesday. Galls paleoes, It, It, nod N singes, sassordlng to the moon- Nedstles. Forward yams, 8 plates, tootn all provhdons eselesd. Temespers it Owed& the United INense. and BIWA Cleinealik booked Omsk very adeoes teseao—For Itertiterjerttentere only to RI L LIAM flr',l2, Water-street, neerpoot; or to CT end MACEY, N. Kle Willisiselreet. BRITISH mad NORTH AIIRRIOAN ROYAL MEL OIEJLEP@IL ompslolod by Et AfyikallW A E Woo= LIVERPOOL bed NEW YOM mil Mimeo sad NOME WE Mr* to cell at lONE' or °Ober polls epo ll arrair l io i = votol iw r iM e .1" B VI milt TY tilirwAse se other vise& ars ap points,' to oil from Ikropool, ios at Cork to receive the ENE At ____. tor NNW TOIL lotordol. Yak fa. bilite.4 Dr Boirrox. estutai ly ltaxait 7. • 41114 De 131 W YORK, ist , March 14. mi=jimmown mod goods for Noon aod Hama, Übe WI New York cm Nerd the LYN& Dna& Quer. ZWmew taltalbse Woweres tee owl provisions bat urea at :—To DAM= sod 3011406. aka/ oablo, t easiaa. AK To Now York, chief cad; MI: Mali oak 113 S. to NOW, loam. sad New York, NS Si..pe art Spew ea& ji —Apply to'. D. loon!, U. Old looDia : J. N. Omit Imre, NA Place do is /waft. ; D. isil a. Duro% Deekeewairest. ; D. sort C. 111wer. timeoneres : ar D. awl O. Mow, S. Weber. eleeek IheapooL WILLOPI3, GRAM, and PHILLIPPS ii *,em* the ttedermatkeed aret-class steamers: ler NOTTWILti. tae ITiNOORD. Thursday morning eery, has off the Tower. lire IL 0011130 R, or 11OWI, altar cutely ovary ruuiday, from Horvelydown. at 11 ►a. ; caUlas Blackwell Pier to taotdve paasenprs at noon_ lam : /12, Via lea Fee oonrimrsusa, the GUSTAF WASA, In • few days, tree nalleirlikAil Yana AS Ss., At Ss., and Al. _Per OOPMSFILLOEN, the NEWSKY, Feb. IS, trona Akheinan's Tiimr. Fare, At dal llet freight, poems, La, apply a* Chapthre Usivennt Mee, Ifir eats PM.WTS, OWNS, andlliaLLPPS, 111.111=re. L AW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, lfaandzsakt, London. instituted int. Invaded ameta, /.5,000,000. Annual Income, 1410 010. Profits divided every fifth per. Zoor-ilfthe of the profit' allotted to the reed. 71te Bourse added to the policies at the eve cliviaimsa of profit widen have hitherto been made amount to 11,100,000. The nest Minion of Profits will =ads lap to the Mt 01 December UIL The Society pald claim, "emu aimed. &AWN ; Bonnie% 11,111,190: toothy?, 18:786,410. for wespeethess and forms far eff= ir aeuereaess, apply te the s st the SodeW aloe oatieal.o WIMIAII &sawn. DO Ku L,c Adiary. losniary. 1161 OZONIZED COD LIVER OIL is the nearest approaah to a inerelle, for ameasaption, yet discovered. The "London Medial Review" of August, 1861. gates tied "The merits of the remedy are psalm and tatrimie, nor mat it be clamed amens the Taunted and epleameed specifics which are daily thrust opus us by self•tatereeted yea dor. " - by drbileata, to fa. 6d., eh ad., and i bottles, or et 01101tGE BORWICK, oohs meinatactevar, 11. Little Moornelda. AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.- LAMBERTS AISTRKATIC BALSAM, without confining the bowels cm affeottog the head, truly efficacious and pleasant, Ia admitted to be the beet medicine for immediately relieving oonghs, cold., confirmed omens of mailman, and incipient oonsuimption. It fre quently cores persons whom the faculty pronounce Incurable, admirably stlays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing. Is approaching consumption its effects are truly beneficial. k m Persons ti rived of eleep, or even lying down for fear of suftocs lice, ma on relief In a few minutes, after taking M— ead sold by W. LA it BERT, chemist, ti, King Wil liams-street, -cross, and by all druggist', in Malan, lied.. and three quantities In one, Ea Id. Be particalar sad ask tee Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam. The name and address is mimed on the stamp. OGLES'S ALGA MARINA, a Concentrated t_, liasece °ether lea-weed, is en lava/sable 'eternal remedy ler Rheumatism and Rheumatic Gout, oho for weakness, contras scrolniona swellings, deformities, tumours, eke. Blabs* Tattoo Is able to to the great benefit Wick Colee's Algahlartna has been to W Wlam Montan he had lost thew of his limb. , and he Is now completely recovered. 11, Great Chmberlandstreet, August 107-- Having for some lime suffered severely from Rheumatism, I !procured a bottle ep! Abe applied It, and have Dot prince had the slightest re currence of my Metering paths. Thomas Dennis, Orange-road, Bermondsey. Mold In bottles, Iv. 114..4 gal. , and ifs. each, by T. limiting, lK Pant's Churchyard, and by an chemists. A pees et, which shoal be read by every one, gratis (or by post fur tour stamp). ellOßNB,_Wlif lONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE- V NAM ~ACIIIIO sad CURED Is aum minute, without e=or the hest imie, by M. RENDALI, ss Remeastreet sands& by Mn. lawda If preferred. Terms. Pa OR Is Is. Mr. Remdall his testimmists tram the Royal teadly. whkitts with thomsads of others, trom .d alk:: tits to the following :---lerom the lee Ohs IThTsetop d London :—.• Mr. IMMO has eff eared Wine corm ea my Stet without{ .ay peda.`—" PM alssawdea fa, et. Amur two large amain. sad a aus weaftird bum his e tny Mr. Randall , sad rah Wm*/ grammmag bblh" Obssma 16. ItsgertMdrest Quadrant. FURS FLUID MAGNISIA D il lt i a lr""Wil basa, doh* ticanlyava po t _ &inatnyast ran NNW_ bY as moiled posimiss. led mW am= 1 ?• 411 •• ma the hail rowdy kr daft at tin Inartuura, headache, pot, and tadnetrMe. and •• • mild %o aten for delicate 000011149•116/010 ispecialttm ladles and children. It la la a data ot parity and Cl unUorra streaath, ItD sad 47.:72, Now Deed *Laudon: mei N M by all rentadaltia chemists throusla• maid. 11:741Y8 COPABINE =GA anoosesfally trud hi tan rams nod Lads Itoopfkao, iodic Os an of * Calekr, ISM Ka mird. Poem. Yid LOVA amt. _ OW flit Now., a ione on mew of oft g 0.75. 41elm la mug of Armin alsolow—ds la N. Pie beldskit/ aghlad # iLeal kt ASINNee. MIMI *MK Mk AfllMfellt "♦ TAM WOITHY OF MOIL". 1/11.113111firfiff from Bond-street to 71, saaararsizr, HA/WO 13A/4 coa Usti Li Libber, WA The les. Timms ( by him) Wier lb= am. Is4l. THE ROYAL MARRIAGE. - RIMMEL'S PERFUMED WEDDING FAVOLTIB, ornamented with Photopaphe of the illartzions pair a most elegant memento of the laiterseting • vest, pries la. and l& 6d. with either portrait, and h. 6d with both. hest by poet for IS, la or 31 stamps. Blames dittoed's, Primo of Wales, sad Royal Bridal Bouquet., pries tikl per heath& or the three le a seat box Ti. Perfumer, 96, Woad. and MI, Gambill —By Mr. lIIBIEELLB invention, of T Z Fha t ee is the sole patentee (protected 17th July. 1890) ARTIFICIAL 711111111, to Met s lifetime, are made and Wed Is a Sew boon, without pan or extractions, no wires oar faskithip required, and detection impossible. Comfort guaranteed. Mr. Taken Treaties, which fully explal ns Is invention, post tree sesta amps. Oonsuantions tree. Terms strictly moderate.-8, Gros venorsdreet. liondareet, and 30, Bennett's-3M, Biralagbans. AFINE HEAD et HAIR, the Beard, Whis in l in n aad Igmladdoe are teed b 7 the use of 10 11.6(1.12MA1L OIL This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil is in high repute for Its unprecedented sumer during the yeses in promoting the growth, restoring, and beauti fying the human hair. It prevents hair from Mlling off or tarn log grey, Itreitithral weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and dandruff, and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and gloomy. For children it is especially moossimenderl, as forming the basis of a beautiful head of hair. la all climates it alike display. Ks In comparable muffs, and has brag base an established favourite in India. Price Ss, 6d., 7a, lee. Sd., equal to four lash, and 21s. r bottle. gad at 20, Hatran-prdm, and by cbmalats end per lumen—flak Sor Bowles& Mare ar OIL • CONSIGNMENT d PHOTOGRAPHo, from Fra lC ALBUMS, eteretwoopes sad t me. MR. J. C l .VlCV Pb arirt i a. SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Room 38, Hingehest, Ooventipwden,lO. MORROW, lab. 11, at imlf•pest It precise/y. ma immense ABOORTHINT liat PORTRAIT ALBUMS, of all sloes and Madsen* bee Opera Oboes, Stereoscopes and Slides, Views, sad Portraits, and a variety of Fancy Articles.—On view, and catalogues hat Tbia day, mown octavo, aa. It, ADIALOGUE on the BEST FORM of GOVIIINICINT. By the Bight Honoarabho etr mows ooeincww, Lawn, Bart, P. Laadoa : Parker, lon, and Boom West Strand. This day, daisy am price lea, A TREATISE on the CONTINUED FEVERS d GMAT BRITAIN. Olustrstsd by Coloured Platy, Magmas, de. By Cuadra lamronnioa, M.D., Y.8.C.Y., Senior Pbjsi to the London lever Hospital, and Laslatant Pbyddan to ersx Hospital. London : Parker, Son, and Bourn, Wed Strand. Second Edition, peat two, peke 9d, .NISITRE HOURS in TOWN. A Selection horn tbe Contettentoes of A. L H. a to Praael•l Map■be. Uncles : Parker, Be., and Boma Wont Strand. YOUNG MRS'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION END Btiancui.—The mutual meeting of the membesa of this emaciation was held yesterday evenin in St. James's. hall ; Mr. Samuel Gurney, ' and was /Up. Mt!tiby Lord Batista*, the Rev. Dr. Edmond, and the . Bayley. The hall was well filled. The Chairman, in opening the proceedings, said be felt deep intermit in the association, and he wished it might obtain the wettest Inc ome. The Secretary read the report, from which it appeared that the receipts of the year had been • little over 6031., and that the expenditure had been 6131. Increased support wee earnestly requested. The report was adopted, end in tanntirig address were delivered by Lord Badstock, the Bev. Dr. Edmond, he. Tan PROSICUTION or PROFESSOR Jowrrr. A protest, which was agreed upon last week at a numerously attended meeting of nem ben of the 17niversi ty of Oxford, and which is directed against the proceedings instituted by Dr. i'usey and two other professors ID theVioeChaDoelloes Court, is now in coons of signature. "In the interests of policy and justice," may the promoters, " we prated spinet this promention on the following grounds :-1. Because its object is to drive from the university a man whose services' Oxford has miserably rewarded, but can ill afford to lose. ' 2. Because the comititutith and procedure of this peri -1 ruler tribunal are at once obsolete and oppressive. It may be put in motion against any resident member of the uni versity on account of any works published, or any opinions expressed in any piece or at any distance of time. 3. Be cause the institution of my court of heresy in the university most create feuds and sovicions fatal to both social pesos and intellectual progress Elmira or LONDON. It appears from the weekly return tuned by the Registrar-Ceneral that the mortality of London was higher last week than it bad hem since the third week of January ? The deaths were 1,377. The mean temperature of the sir in the last fortnight was 3913 dap., which is lower by 5 dims. than it was in the two previous weeks. The average number of deaths in the third week of February in ten years 1853.62, with • correction for iserssas of population, is 1,464 ; and the deaths in the pre ' sent return are therefore leas by 87 than they would have been if the average rate of mortality bad prevailed. Small ' pox was fatal in 23 eases, seven of which occurred in Beth nal-green, Bpitalfields, and WhitechapaL Measles appears to be much ism prevalent now than it was is December t the deaths from it last week were 31, four of which occurred in Clapluim. 3 in Belgrave 'sub-district., and 3 in St. John, Westminster. Sixty deaths were referred to mar 'ina, and 13 to diphtheria. Of 1,362 deaths, of which the COMM were specified in the returns, 331 were from " MOO tk dieseass," against a corrected average of 7d7 ; 255 from " constitutional dineame," against 284 576 from " lord diseases," against 652 ; 136 front "developmental dioceses," t 175 ; and I 64 from " violence," against a average of 45. Bens it appears that them is an themes nods smote, diaries and violent deaths ; a decrease under the three • other heeds. Phthisis numbered 162 deaths in the week ; 159 ; poimmesia, 72. Of four nonegenariens wheal deaths are recorded, the two oldest were a man 93 Yaws of age, iced a widow 96 Two men committed 'Weide with cyanide of The births of last week meneded the deaths by L Lest week the births of 1,012 boys end 896 gills, in ell 1,908 children, were registered in Linda& Ia the ell 1,908 weeks at the years 180142 the army ameba (serrated) was 2,030. March ,7 at 10. ROW= IMAmk Liverpool, provision dealer, March 9, at 11. MMUS MAX Egremont, Cheshire, commercial clerk, March 9, at 11. BEILIAID PARRY, Newmarket, Flintshire, provender dealer, March 13, at 11. Zioassa Blaz, lArrapool, circus proprietor, March 9, at 11. JONI BRAW, Hindley, Lanesdi , brick:maker, March S, at 11. CRAMS, IoRINSos, Penrith, Cumberland, butcher, Mar. 9, at 12. Masi BOOM., Manchester, optician, March 9, at"). Thomas PALMER, Manchester, beer retailer, March 9, at Thomas Maw, Salford, beer retailer, March 7, at 9}. Wakum WALRIM, Nottingham, farming bailiff, April 1, at 11. Maiiitorr Moan, Nottloglism, baker, April 1, at 11. WILUAR FirLDINO, Bolton, Lancaalt., clogger, Mar. 9, at 10. Emu COLLINS, Ipswich, sboelainder, Feb. 27, at 11. Joss likeksioN, l imberworth, near Rotherham, Boomed vie taller, March 11, at 12. Joao OSTORD, Thonduun Magna, Suffolk, cattle dealer, Match 11, at 11. Jowl Banat'', Walahastre-Wlllows, Suffolk,talloe,Mar.9, site. 808 AN Pautr.R, Stowmarket, Suffolk, confectioaer Mar. 11, at 2. Jams loran Frania, West Hartlepool, painter,Marth 12, at 11. Joey Rogan Sarre. West Hartlepool, painter, March 12, Y 11. EDITH Baowitinunoe, Bishop Auckland, grocer, March 11, at 10. Join FRoer loon, Bishopwearmouth, shipbroker, Mar. ls, at; EDWARD KUM Owmmp , Cornwall, roper, March 7, at 9. Hwy Coca, Truro, e dealer, March 6, at 11. WILLIAM JEW W RY, olstanton, Staffordshire, labourer, March 21, at 12. Mawr CRAPLis, Coventry, warehouseman, March 9, at & SARUM. PALMaf. , Cleobury Mortimer, Shropshire, saddler, March 11. at 10. Romeo& Deal; Senna, Caswell, March s, at I. Joint Cowls, Landport, Hanle ale retailer, March 9, at 11. Amens GRRARD, Dorchester, widow, March 13, at 10. 030101 Witidak Plitt, Merden, K ant, bee r retailer March6o4ll. 010101 PIDOOLW, Ripley, Derbyshire, publican. March 11, at 11. Dana. WMITINOONE Stanton and Ashbourne, Derbyshire, brickmaker, March 11, at 11. Joss CLAIER, North Clifton, Notts, butcher, March 18, at It RICHARD Monne', Begelly, Pembrokeek, farmer, March HI, at I. WILLIAM liutaATß, Weeder, Yorkshire, journeyman cloth maker, March 17 at 10e. Joint CsowTriai, Pia: Yorkshire , woolsorter,March 17, at 10i. LL” AIriLIWILASE, Joiner, March 11, at 11. Jan LATCOCR, Jun., cloth miller, March 11, at 111. JAR= Moos, Colchester, dealer In wood, March 7, at It IWILLIAM WINDI34 Colchester, butcher, Maroh 7, at It JAMBI ALMOND and JOHN ALMOND, Leeds, dealers in mime, March 11, at It loser Hinceneos, Sheffield, agent, March 11, at 2. Own= DINNER, Cardiff, canvas manutactarer, Mar. 6, at 11. ALIMANDIR lal'Emr, Pembroke Dock, victualler March 9, at 10. Wauitm HAT, Pembroke Dock, hone builder, March 9, at 10. JANIS RYANS, Merthyr Tydfil, coal haulier, March 7, at 2. JOAN DILLOOLIST, Jun. Miicbslmersb , Hampshire, &aka 1a hay, March if, at 11. EDWARD EDWARDS TAYLOR, Wolstantoo. Staffordshire, iron roller, March 21, at 12. LAST EXAMINATIONS. March 6. A. L. Latch., Colemanareet, City, and Charlotte street, Pitnoyequare, commission agent-March 0. II Hort, Harmoodareet, Camden-town. bootmaker-March 0. O. Lea, Oloucester terrace, Camberwell, patent medicine vendor-March 0. T. Hawke', Fasaettequare, Denton, banker's clerk-Mach 0. T. Pinner Chariton, Kent, ineesmaster- March 0. Mary Ana Fish, kiclunond, Surrey, refreshment-house keeper-April 15. S. • Wolverhampton, iron manufacturer-April lb. K B. Thorneycroft and S. Collins, Wolverhampton, inismasters- April 10. I'. Perrlues, Birmingham, innkeeper-April 16. W. and T. Riley, lichffeld, plumbers-Apill l& S. klunienthal, Coventry, Jeweller - Apra 10. G. T Dank; Dudley , P l 7o r trlie rmingha rehire , n m ion lltcher 7n April le. ''" 6l ' n • plumber-April 16. W. pe r tc:trrmia4 schoohnaster-April Chapman, Newport, Monmouth shire, painter-April 13. W. Sprat, Gloucester, currier-March 80. W. K. Edgecombe, Ashburton, Devonshire draper-April LS. N. Cornish, Newton tit. (,arcs, Devonshire, farmer-March 20. 8. Sean, Leeds, cutler-March M. W. H. Woodhouse, Maddes t/dd, ar-March IN. T. Nieto* Beaks Spa, Yorkshire, bookseller -March 20. J. Aldenon, Halifax, Yorkshire, over looker-March 18. J. &vague Liverpool. beerseller-March 10. F. Batty and T. Batty, lavarped, builders-March SI. T. preen, Lowdhani, Nottinghamshire, veterinary mirgeoa-March 12. J. 8. Whittaker, Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, cooper- April 13. Mary Wlldbore, West Stockwlth. Nottinghamshire, Joiner-April 13. C. Wlldbore, West Stockeitia. Nottuighsnialre, Jolner-Marah 14. J. Barrows, Babbicombe, Devonshire, baker- Huth It 1 . Skinner, Torquay, Demolish" Wilda-March 14. W. Acland, Torquay, Devonshire, hay dealer-March Kt. T. flearomell, Twyford, Hampshire, innkeeper-March 16. R. Crockford, Winchester, lodging-house keeper-March 19. R. Read, Newport, Isle of Wied, tailor-April S. J. Printjr az Ilanbeder, Brecknockshire, farmer-March 12. W. to Woodville, Derbyshire, bootmaker-March 18. C. Wilson, Woes ter, shoe manufacturer-March 14. J. Bamford, Saloon within Tarletou, Lancashire, wheelt-)larch lb. F. Lethbridge, fismison, Devonshire, farmer-March 26. 0. Fairness, Bellingtoo, Menhir% butcher-March 26. J. T. Hint, Macclestield, tobacco- nist-March 11. B. Haddocks, Chester, botcher-March 11. J. Bedding, Woottoo. Oxfordshire, innkeeper-March 28. H. flat- I so k klognon Blount, Oxfordshire, common carrier-March 12. T. Woodford, Oxford, butcher-March li. E. Brucker, Doncaster -March 14. T. FOOIti, Sheerness, labourer-March 4. W. J. Kesithill, Chatham, bootmaker-March 19. 0. Pinner, Basle*. weds, Bedfordshire, market gardener-March 7. G. Sole, Little hamptun, Sussex, mariner-April 6. G. Whiting, Mattson. near Northampton, shoemaker-April 10. H. Davis Speen, Berkshire, upholsterer-March T. kobason, Pontefract, Yorkshire, inn keeper. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Feb. 20. MICMARD Svurranms, Poole, bookseller. Jan. 15. CRAM.= OILWTP 00200, Foe ford, Gloucestershire. sty. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. iicumisurron, laza Or MIGHT, AID PORTSMOUTH IMPROVID MTRAMbOAT CuRRART (LUMTED), March 25, at it, at liming hallatreet—to settle list of contributories. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. WILLIAM NULL W SCOW, Eglisso, homy, corn merchant—lst dhidend of to 1044., any Thursday, at Stalisfeld's, Beaingball. street. BrinMsw Kirolirtts, St. Thanes the Apostle. Devonshire. brewer —lst dividend of Ss. lid., any Tuesday or Friday, at Birtners, Suter. Plinocaucg AZAD DAVIES. Plymouth, auctioneer—further die,- deed of fa lid., any Tuesday or Friday, at Ifirtnets, Exeter. N10101.A5 LOMAS MORNS, Exmouth, stationer-Ist dividend of to 144., any Tuesday or Friday, at Birinyi's, Exeter. 010na1 Cuba; Coalbrookdale Shrewsbury : and Shirleet, Shropshire, timber merchant—lit divide:xi of es. 6d., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. Oloten Rocerrsox, Birmingham. currier—let dividen of is. LI., any Tuesday, at Whitmore's. Birmingham. JOUPH Sauna. Worcester, Boomed victualler—lst dividend of It, any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Binningtiant DIVIDENDS. March lk A. E. Oakes, Liverpool —March & W. T. Bromley, Liverpool, I/rubor merchant—March 11. J. Stringer. Ambleside, Westmoreland, licensed victualler—March 6. W. Cooper, Brid lington, Yorkshire, whoolmaster—ltarch & G. Roblnerm, W Buck ton—March J. J. oodhouse. Beniptou, Yorkshire, wheehnight —March 21. C. Nicholson and W. Stone, Cannonatreet West, city, warehousemen—March 'B. W. Blain, Liverpool, corn mer chant—March 13. T. Irian and V. Wanostrocht. Liverpoo l, brokses—hierch l& B. Ilelaby and J. tlelsby, Chlldwall an Warrington, Luicaehlre, builders. CERTIFICATE to be grunted, tutees cams be gloom to the 001111.1, OM Sr betas the day of meting. March 18. B. Caswell, Northampton, boot manufacturer. pAirmiwars DISSOLVED. R. Hirst, lan. and G. Hall. Maiddessbel d.y fancy woollen manu facturers—D. Jordan and J. Jordan Dudley honmongers—T. Kedges and C. H. Goods* Ifeebssiales4 Boxton, maaufac- Liners of fancy leather _ goods—W. Read C. Read, Bemertoo and Clerssidow belelosehms—s. W. Bann, J. 0. EfifaL MN I. AM* laksater, Imisa,s• ripmy E. W. " A; adarees to the officers of the George Griswold was then read by the SECILICTAST, and moved for adoption by Mr. liners, a working man. It was seconded by Mr. B tnilsers of the Achilles, just arrived, were received wits about. of applause. Yr. Eimer Jonas supported the address, and vindicated noble motives of the donors. Saxons were on both of the Atlantic, and naturally they had sympathy the muse of liberty everywhere. The George Grier would be weleonsd throughout England as the ark of pease. The Rev. Mr. DENIIIIIOII. chaplain of the George Gris wold, received the address end kissed it. He asked the meeting to sing some mess to the tune of thb Old Hun dredth Psalm. The request was complied with. captain GALLAOIIII4 of the Achilles, on ooming forward, received immense applauee. He unfurled a banner sealed by by the ladies of Philadelphia, and inscribed " Phila. °Wigmaker di" band then played ship. Ha ll , Columbia," "Rule, Britan nia," and " Yankee Doodle , " and enthusiastic cheers were given for Queen Victoria and President Linoolu. The Rev. Mr. Durennow again spoke, and expressed the Mbiwhich he felt at witnessing that display of the sym of loneasktre men and women with the Federal awe. When Diesad spoke, her rulers must do their duty. England bad spoken, and she demanded that there should be no recognition of the South and so interferon°e in the =test The North bad the right, as it had the power, to Grath the rebellion. _ _ . The aseting was protracted to a late hoer. ulemomad meeting waa held outside by them who were to get into the hall, and resolutions sad an ad draw eta similar character to these adopted inside were waled. .. a... ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. A crowded meeting of this society was held on lioadar evening, Sir R. L Mosciusow, 1C.0.8., Presides* in the chair. The first papa r read wee, "On Rupert Lend, the Colony, and its Limits;' by Capt. MILLEMITOM H. Sync; &R., F.R.G.S. Captain Synge described the first boundaries of Rupert Land, and the nature if the charter granted to the "Company of Adventism., trading to Hudson Bay," from which it would appear that Rupert Land was merely given in trust for the purpose of prosecuting the discovery of a new from iage to the South Sea. He also endeavoured to show,description and from history, that it does E g ot "e irSule si the territories of the Red River and the Saskatchewan, a question of importance now that the, communication between British Columbia and Canada being about to be opened up, the transition of the country from a hunting-ground to a oolooy will, as a matter of come, follow. Dr. No•ron Strew read the second paper, "On the die , charge of water from the interior of Greenland, through springs underneath the ice," by Dr. H. Rink; of Greenland. Protestor RAMSAY sod Dr. Roan CHAMBI3B also offered observations upon the glacier theory, and after some remarks from Dr. Rae and Colonel Peureinse, the meeting adjourned to Monday the 9th of March, when pa. lers ic m i the u reo ., rit A explor at usWia ms Stuart, Landsborough, be read. SeveralbeantfAl diagrams illustrative of the formation of ice in Greenland were exhibited. BANKING BUSINESS AND THE ROYAL PRO- Cd33!ON Yesterday the Lord Mayor received the subjoined: and communication from the governor of the Bank of and others, touching . the transaction of a branch of banking liminess in the City in anticipation of the royal parent : " London, Feb. 23. "My Lord,—We, the undersigned, repnisentim a te to banks and bankers of London, have the honour your lordship on the incouvenimos which might attend the transaction of busbies' in the City on Saturday, the 7th of March next, the day appointed for the entry into Loudon of her Royal Highness the Primer Alexandra of Denmark. "Considering the risk that might arise from the collec tion of bills or money on that day, and the keeping open of banking sad other houses of business, we have respectfully to suggest that your lordship place yourself in ceennunics. Ron with the Home Secretary of her Majesty's government with the view to the passing of au act of parliament which will legalise the collection and payment on Friday, the 6th of March, of bills, &c., falling due on Saturday, the 7th, and Sunday, the Bth of March. " We have the honour to be your lordship's most obedient servants, "queito Lamar, Governor of the Bank of Eng land. " Geoaog Cann OLIN, Chairman of the Awocia tion of Bankers fm the Clearing Howe. " DAVID Bacommm, Chairman of the Joint-Stock Bank Committee. on behalf of the Jaint-Btock Banks of London:" The Lotd Mayor had an interview with the Home Secre tary on the Nutmeat in the coarse of the day. CROWN-OFFICE, FEB. 23.—MmrsER Reruatrzto TO BEANE IN THE PRESENT PARLIAIIMIM —Jolla Abel Smith, Esq., of Belgravesquare, in the county of Middle sex, for the city of Chichester, in the room of Humphry William Freeland, Faq., who has accepted the office of steward of her Majesty's manor of Hempholme.--Gazate. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, FEB. 23.—The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs a copy of a despatch from Mare Stokes, en closing a translation of certain regulations which have been issued by the European Commission of the Danube, relative to the discharge of ballast in the waters of that river and in the Salina roads ; these regulatioos being supplementary to that of the 29th April. 1868 (ladle. Doeneixo-Brescr, Fla. 21.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint William James Maxwell, Esq. to be collector of customs for her Majesty's settlement of linos.— Ga.:ette. Finn Parses Auisnr SCHOLARSHIP. —This me morial of the late Prince Consort, instituted at Liverpool, has teen the subject of keen competition mese the students born or edeceled within seven miles of that city. The Vice- Chanoellor of Cambridge ham adjudged it to Augustus IL Watson. of Birk's/mad, who was educated by the Elev. R. Wall, late of Birkenhead, and DOW head master of the Grammar School, Haywood, StaNcedeldre. Tim &menu; CARL—Another phase has just occurred is this cams cilibre. Yesterday (we learn from a correapoudeat) an ezecation wee put into Mr. Kennedy's °Mom at Birmingham for Mrs. Broad's (fiwyafea) costs in the recent litigation between herself and her former advo cate. Aa execution was also put lets Mr. Kennedy's °Moe, Elm-court, Temple, we Saturday. Importing tea without colour on the lea/ pre vents Ilas Masse pain di Werke brown Laves as la the usual Marls. Mcsuirasa% Tea Y eneeloured, Shared.* always pod Yew debt In peirela bl titga esanet-4•4witirrowit. Ismail Pacha, the new Viceroy of Egypt, has arrived here. The Erman, confirming his accession to the throne, has been read at the Porte. An imperial Hatt has been published, announcing that the Sultan will in future surrender 20 per cent. of the revenues allotted for the civil list, ordering the reduction of official salaries, and the dismissal of all superfluous employds. Safvet Effendi has been appointed President of the Council. VENICE. The following is an extract from a letter dated Venioe, Feb. 8, 1863 : I mentioned my fears to you that the military prosecu tious fatally threatened our most eminent countrymen, not because they were really guilty of the accusations brought spinet them, but because our foreign government wishes to redoes us by terror. I told you, 1 foresaw a repetition of the trial at %Latta, where Krauss cynically declared the real objebt to be the extirpation of the chiefs of the Italian movement• _ _ - idisZjorebodiUp are about to be realised : the whole of the Venetian provinces are filled with the most sinister re ports concerning the terrible sentences said to be already proposed by the Military Court of Inquiry—the sentence* are said to be from 10 to 16 years of ea scree duce (imprison ment in chafes). Do not imagine that the penalty will at all depend on the proved culpability of the scowled. No .direct evidence aril& against soy of the accused gentlemen —they Sr. only suspected. The severity *Me penalty will depend on the esteem the prisoner enjoys in the minds of his countrymen. Those moat honoured and beloved will be the most harshly dealt with. These sentences have been expressly ordered by the Emperor of Austria, who has just lamed an imperial decree —. put au end, at all cost, to Venetian obstinacy, and to pat down, it matters not how, the supposed chiefs of the resistance." I can vouch for the existence of this decree. • I may mention that eleven were sentenced to be hung, among whom were two pries* a oonnt, two doctors, two officers, a mayor, and a punter. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Anwouvrr, FBB. 24. A rForrnuxis. —Assis tant-Surgeon Dr. A. Crosbie, to the Terror. Acting First-ekes Amaistant.Engineer J. Knight, to the CumbeeleAd, for monies in the Erne.. . Acting Somod-elaan Aristant-Engineers A. G. Smith, to the Fiaprd ; H. Maakavoy, to the Cumberland; and J. 0. Wdaon, to the Indus, aa supernumeraries. PORTSMOUTH, Pia 24. Rear-Admiral the Hon. George Grey, superin tendent of Portsmouth Dockyard, hauled down his flag this evening, having completed the term of his service. The clerks in the civil department of the yard waited upon Ad miral Orey this morning and presented to him the following address : " Poetarreouth Dockyard, Feb. 24, 1863.—Sir,—On your relinquishing your command as superintendent of this establishment, we cannot refrain from availing ourselves of this opportunity of moat respectfully exprening our appre ciation of the ooartesy and kindness which we, as clerks of this dockyard, have at all times experienced at your hands. We feel that you have as all °cessions forwarded our best in terests as a body, Led greatly promoted our individual com fort, with strict regard to the benent of the service, for which we desire thus inadequately to express our heartfelt thanks. While offering this slight but sincere testimony of our high we beg most earnestly to express our regret that we shall longer have the privi lege of serving under your just and impartial rule. In conclusion we most respectfully offer our earnest wishes for your future welfare, whether in private life or in the more active employment of that ser vice of which you are so distinguished a member." Admiral Grey acknowledged the compliment in appro priate terms. WOOLWICH, Fm. 24. Vim or rim Pances or H OWE. —His Royal Highness Prince Louis of Hesse, accompanied by Lieutenant- Coel C. F. Outlet and Captain von Westerweller, arrived at Woolwich garrison, in a private carrier, at half-seat 10 o'clock this morning, and were received by Major- General Sir J. R. Decree, H.C.8., commandant, Brigade- Major Milward, Major Field, Deputy-Assistant Quarter master-General Colonel Campbell, of the Rifle Brigade, and other officers. It being the usual marching out day, the several batteries of Royal Artillery had assembled on the common for that purpose, and his royal highness baying ea= • desire to •witness the practical use of rifled oi the batteries of Royal Hone Artillery, provided with Armstrong guns, were drawn up in review order under the command of LieuteuanteColonel D'Aguila, C.B. The batteries of foot artillery having left the common, for • march of some mileal into the country, his royal high , nese and staff inspected the Horse Artillery force, and several rounds were fired from the Armstrong guns, the peculiar construction and efficiency of the weapon and the mode of loading mad firing being minutely pointed out to his royal highness, who appeared to take great interest in the details of the practice. The forte haviug marched off the ground, his royal I highness and staff proceeded to the Royal Artil lery barracks for refreshments, and at half-past 2 o'clock drove to the Royal Arsenal, accompanied by the officers named, and about two hours was occupied in an inspection of various workshops and factories connected with the Laboratory and the Armstrong gun departments. His royal highness and stall left the establishmeat and re tained to London about 5 o'clock. CAPTURE 01 THE STRAYER, PEEL-I.lltelligenCe bee bees received in Liverpool mammas the capture of ghg Ammer Pearl. while on the voyage between Nassau and Havana, with contraband goods on board. It will be re membered that the Pearl—wboee object and destination was well known by the Federal cruisers before sloe left Great Britain —bad a narrow escape of being captured by the Tuscarora off Madeira. [Advertisement.] - HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. krigo- SPHERIC 111nRrnes.— merge and centre of almost every Minima Is impurity of the blood. 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It was in April last that the chairmen of the company notified to the government their capability of fulfilling the =memento of the service. Having had no reply, they wrote a 'Good time in June, when the Lords of the Treasury inquired es to the actual state al their mesas in regard to ships, and shortly afterwards ex peened their madness, in onjunctin win the Lords of the Admiralty and the Pcatanaster-Oeneird to examine forthwith into the ability of the company in respect of chips and funds. Mr. Stephenson, of the Treasury, and Mr. Scudamore, of the Post-office, were appointed to place themselves in communication with the directors; and the Lords of the Admiralty ordered • survey to be made of the bulls and machinery of the measla. The reports of the surveying officals employed are given in the return, as is also the report, which is of considerable le ngth, of Maas. Stephenson and Scudamore, as to the financial position of the company. From • treasury minute dated the 17th of November, it appears that in the opinion of the government these reports gave uneatidactory results, both ea to the number of vessels and their efficiency, and the tisanes of the company. The company op to that time bad sot in any re• spect, says the minute, satisfied the conditions laid down by the committees of the Hoes* of Commons, and by her Majesty's governmest. Then comes • long commu nication from the chairman of the company, dated the let of Commies, dealing with the various objections, and claiming to have satisfied all requirements. The chairman lays stress also upon the exceptional assure of the contract, which he describes es "highly penal in its pennon and ' extremely stringent against the company." The Treasury reply that the financial explanations are mull un satidectory, and that they have referred the ques tion of the chairmen's letter relating to the sole ciency of the vessels to the Admiralty. We may state that thin latter man of the Admiralty is not given in the pipets. Os the 966 h at last month the directors @o pened their regret that their amuranoe that they would take upon themselves to provide the edditiceal capital so soon se the contract shall have been panted, was not suffi cient to satisfy her Majesty's gownsman. As It is so, however, the whole amount of the unissued preference capi tal, amounting to 178,3711, should he subscribed for within ten days from that day, sad the Ant cell paid thereon. The director had also discharged the mortgage of 50,000 f. on the Hibernia. "The oompany's fleet," mays Mr. Chapman, "is therefore wholly unencumbered. There will be no immediate liability which can in any measure affect it, and the company will have ample working capital to carry out the service." The following Tre asury minute, dated the 31st ult., contains the government re. ply:—"Acknowledge receipt d letter from the chairman of the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company, dated 28th instant. Her Majesty's government have to state in reply, that they regard the letter as conveying a compliance on the part of the company with the demands which the government had felt themselves obliged by public duty to make with respect, to the independent possession of the shim of the company. Subject, therefore, to the remaining conditions of the efficiency of the vessel, themselves in the judgment of the Admiralty for the due performance of the contract, her Majesty's government will be prepared to enter into an engagement with the company, and to propose • vote to parliament in pursuance thereof. The stipulation, of the original con tract should be taken at the tads in essential particulars of the arrangements; which may now be made ; and ibis &den tin appease, from the letter of the 28th, to be agreeable to the views of the company. Ent, as the directors consider that alterations and modifications may be introduced with advantage, it will be free to them to state their views on such points, and her Majesty's government, on their side, will take into consideration, with a view to the public Internet, the question what may be the most proper points of departure and arrival, and any other matters which it may seem expedient to discuss, and proper persons will be appointed accordingly to conduct the communications with the company." SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BIRMINGHAM STEEPLECHASE& —TUBSDAY. Tits &mum FlairtacAr, of 2f4. ; winmes extra. Two Mr. HalrsJerry, I yrs, lOU Mb (Mr. Mlles; 1 Mr. W. Wr Ockoosta. aged. lOst Kendall) I THE Buuturoaam GRAND Azimuu. STranscausz, of 10 son. each, 5 ft, with 100 added ; winners extra. (25 sobs., 8 of whom pay 3 eon. eaelt.) About three miles and a hail. Lord Coventry's Emblem, by Teddlurice—Mbe (G. tty. Coventry's Ws& Mr. Milward, 3lb Jon.a, Joe Maley, seed, LUI 131 Stevens; 1b (Inc. nib ears) (Owner) I Mr. Dlown's Illaritasa, aged. 12st Mb (J. Dickson, S Tai LICENSED VICTUALLUtte PLATE of 5 soya. each, with 30 added. Winners extra. Two miles and • half. Mr. B. land's Deceiver, by Frib-frßallsgh, aged, MA 411, (Inc. 7lb extra , (B. Land, Jun.) 1 Mr. W. W. Baker's Llatit of Other D•?••••vi.!mt 7!? 'Childs) 3 Mr. J. Asbwoote MAW;ao, seed, lOst 101 b Tai HUITENS' Inns= Oct, vans 100 man., by Mb" seriptioo el 10 eon. nab, 51$, UN Mr paid by the triad. Geutlemee riders. Winners extra. 1 sub.) Mr. J. C. THbauys Forlorn Hops (It ). by lboillhopeo, mat _ (Mr. Atbinsoo) 1 Mr. Parlee The Lady of La Gyve, Mt Mr. Yeatherstonough4 Windsor. aged. not (Ovnler) 2 .Nw2w) BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-ThLiDAY. LINCOLN HANDICAP. 11 to 2 opt Libellous (t) 6 to 1 Hubert (t) 17 to 2 Loprateher(t) 9to 1 Revolver (t) 10 to 1 Peignoir (t) 12 to 1 Flash-io-the-Pao (t) 16 to 1 Auto/ 16 to 1 Comet (t 16 to 1 Douche off) 25 to 1 Realism Less (t) 23 to 1 Everlasting (t) LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 7 to 1 oa The Field (off) 20 to 1 apt Orphan (t freely) 25 to 1 Northers Light (t sad off) YORK SPRING MEETING. WZIOHTS FORTHZG NEAT NORTHERN HANDICAP of 20sovt, each, b ft, mid sif declared, with 100 added. Two miles, over the aid owine. (62 sub..) Ate at Ib Ate at lb Cart Weer ',sabot Caller Oa happaree Kuulaturd Croagh Patrick 5 2 Eryago-Bragi $ 3 Carlsbroolc 4 2 .... 3 0 _ _ in t er I IS 0 _ i i i ii818:166116 40ey "Dell Doet Prince oa llaurible 1 7 1 1 1 , 0 0 rdi maini a..l a bildl4".. 3: r i 4 7 8 Liais the Monk 6 7 Accident 6 615 Mtherioe Earl of Surrey Welcome liaddundon Meador 4 7 borne, dam by Harlequin Ooree SN'l4u? . .....................a. Fitz-Eva 5 0 Pleco Fantail % Iscount Befall .. 5 II Luy Boots 3 5 3 Charles Fox Feessessalt 6 10 Manfred S 6 7 Villatto Queen of Trumps._ 4 10 East luncaahlre Pbysician, by slaw ballet A M • 7 Chenueba Adventurer _. . - - • Weights pablidisi lebeasa U. and forfeits to be decLareS arch a. Pusue &Noma Cominastom—The Public Schools Commisaioners held a meeting yesterday wt No. ; Victoria-strest, Westminster. Commissioners P went, the Larl of Clarendon, the Earl of Devoe. the Lund Lytteltou. the Hon. Edward TwisWon, Sir & H. Neer'neote, Bart., M.P., sod H. Halford Vaughan. Bp. MITISOPOLITAN FIBS Ilogrrrii, Day mesaißE . QuAar., CITT.—The aggregato Dumber we patients relieved during the week ending Febret.ry 21 ww* •:—Medicel, 1,402 ; aureola, 7l4—teig. 2.116: of which 7. 4 1 we,. new ogee. CRYSTAL PATACII,—Os SlinarSo DAY. —Ttrze- DAT, Yu. 24.—Adnarkes en plopsak 51O; ditto by sum Weds. 582 i WWI. 1,092.