The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-11 00:00:00

. 11 _ 7 . 1111 1) ( 4 111 r 4 :11 rt bs / / C 4e 1 • nr 7 - : 1 - ;r" . . • • /. • No. 5,150.] CLLCUTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras—STEAM COMMUNICATION between LONDON sad INDIA by • the magniticeut fleet of stamen el for to the EAST INDIA and LONDON SHIFTING COMPANY (Limited).—The wal-11:001/11 clipper anilllsap steam ship HYDAB9M3, 2,249 tons 300-hone power, O. It. FOR STER, Commander, now leading in the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on the 13tli rebrnary, embarking mana gers at and leaving Gravesend on the Mb Febrnary, for Cal cutta calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras. This magnillceat ship, built erpressly for the laditua trade, has been thoroughly refitted, has first-rate accommodation for ppearr mongers, and will carry an experienced 'argon. also a etewatissa The average 19e Bra s Hyda salige of the hut sevennea simmers bus Wan 72 dam 3 bo to Ma the alte aga hi m days sad the last ;the Calcutta) in rdays na reing the M shortest en receral.—Por freight or pump apply to CIENDLAY aad Co., U. Parliament-street. S.W., the bs , o •. ALFRED BEST!' and Ca, lie, Leodenhalletnet, KC. or at the OITICES of the 00IMPANY, 9, Mincing-lane, Leal ea. IC. ; when also aman itas; for appointments as midshipman skald be made RICHARD DREW, Secretary. East India and London Shipping Company (lAmited), 9, Mincing-lane. IC. NOTICE to PASSENGERS to SYDNEY. The Jersey•bollt clipper WILLIAM DOLL • 1 12 Jean. 966 tons register, will take a few In her commodioes poop, at a very moderate rate. An Inspection of her accommo dation is requested, at her berth in the Red India [Wks. Rhe will be despatched on the 95th February.—•pply . tot' T.LLATLY, 11•1211 T, and nEWILL, Leadenkall-street . or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, BilliterstaseL roIIITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE JL/ of MEAT SHIP.—For SYDNEY greet (to sail paw bully on the !Rh of /*brow', last allipplog day larded libreart, w3G•kaoirs Jersapballt claw IrELLIAIC 04.164.1 Ode . kasollt THIWILL, Cosmosadar • East hallo Doeb. TAM well-known climer is noted for her hit ealliao qualities. Has good acoonuuo&tiosi for chief cabin paannaers, and will can' an experienced sumac if fewdred.—For ternio of freight or paasage apply to GILLA7fLY, HANLEY, sad BEWELL, V, Leaden halletreet . or to DEVITT and 11001 E, 9, Billlteretreet. DEvrrr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHlP.—ltor SYDNEY Direst (to sal minetuaDy ell the nth Nvch, last shipping day 98<d Yards), the mag nificent new dipper ship WHITEHALL, A 1 la register 096 tons, W. AM& Conuuander : lying In the last India Docks. This high-deeme d . clipper, hulk in 1861, under special surrey, is noted for her fast riling qualities. She has a full poop, with unusually good accommodation for cabin passengers, and will carry an experienced surgeon if reguired.—For terms of freight or passage apply to DEVITT and HOOBE, 9, Billiteretreek navrrr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE A-, of PACIIT Sill 9.—lror AD/ AID' Meet 'will bare quick deepatch, the tad sailing Britiekbent ship VICTORIA, A I IS Years, redlster 596 tom, A. C. FORK, Commander : lying in the London Dodo. Thb lies vemel has a tall poop, with excel lent Accommodation terehiet cable passages, ands well known In the Amirellim trade for the exceileat order la whisk she de livers her cargo.—For terms et height or to the owners. /Meru WHWI/t., 90N, mid Co., = 1 =1; or to DIMITT sad /0011, Mftow-hest. DEVriand mooßrs AUSTRALIAN LINE T ot PACKET filllP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct to be &notched punctually on the 110111 et February, last, u shipping day yekruery Use well-known ONglitu BROWN, AI, n&lff IM toss, J. GALLAORAN, Cantrainder ; lying in the London Docks. This smart vowel Ina • poop, with drstrate accommodation ter &id cabin psmsa sn, and being noted for bar quick mien& Were a drlrahY ertudt7 to ki —Tor termset trash* or person only to lIVITT and 9,lllllllgroinel DErIT and mooßrs AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACICZT SlClP.—for L•UNCISTON Dbeet regular Index. shortly expected from the ookely, and will return spin immediately, haring a peat e c r e , t h r cargo already espgad), Me splendid Sralah-built bergs, WISTBURY, • 1, register 310 tons, THOMAS OM sCorermisder • London Docks. Ilea first-rate accommodation fee • few elder cabin paisengera For further particulars apply to Mr. T. B. WALKII, lbar, St. lielmes-place ce to DIVVY sad 1100ZZ, 9, Silliter•dreet.. MErRE. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' f inacklran= o Lada ir t LINZ of PACE= SHIPS to AUSTRALIA.—For Post Direct, to leave the Docks on Saturday, Mock 21, calling at Plymouth, Ms =Pd .ftw slip TGARRIIIRR, LIM tons, R. ADOLPHUS ILL, ; lying in Um NM India Docks. Her aecommodations tor all thaw of psamiapers are unsurpaseed, and she will carry aa experienced surgeon.—For freight or pas zseapply to McLIOD, ALLPORT, and MORGAN, with Mesa ..y W !GRAM sad SONS, 7, LeadiuMallatreet. Paws this line of past*" am conveyed from Paddington to th first elms far seciond.elass fares, and second clam for Wm. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINK of CUPP= Acs lor AUDITALIA bunionOr Mood Pont Ilds• romp. I Dodo. To Dia Mods looloari IMO Si lallo hi 10 Goidoa load' .. %ON 11. loft I pooodooll This saishosiod Imo ot parses ham by filate maskraity imi4 ispliorrissa resit a world brows rogristke, srA air pu nier acoosinsilsika la saisrpoloil by ass mods allsaL—Tor rsipoliss tram or to Australia ap to mad Cr, ; all Armor Sir Mric 110 nos: art T. M. MACAU arid Oa, 1, Isarralsilloirsit, losior KC. BRITIRH and NORTH AMERI CAN ROYAL RAIL ITIAIIBIIIPB, app sd by the aisirslip to ea harass LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK. and between LIVER ram sad BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or car ports Os Mad and metre mails, gooda and peamengers, the lesion OP= at Halifax tn land and receive psaatogers sad kr • mak The following or other wawa an sp• pointed to NAM= Liverpool, calling at Oat M node the • IFEICA, kw 11W TOM, ilabirday, Vela 14. sierisson and solids tor Noma and Havana, to be 81:s0= ol New Tort as bawd Ur LEA& British QUASI. A/MANIA, toe ocrox, Ilitarday. Feb. 11. UMLUAEAIt s , for NEW TOM Saturday, Feb. I& wl=semor, deloliss Aylmides', ball wlsio or Spoon :—To Halifax er" awl lka did bai, dprov id odds. MI; sicend eabba, LlB. To Now Totli. did ambit. MB; orrod YEA SIB Fridgftt to Hapax, Beim and NewToet, =t,per cent. prinay. —Apply So k W e l : Old London . J. 31. Curl* Ilavre, and do la limo% Paris ; 0 and J. Barna, Bueltanonotrod, : sad C. IRA Li Wrier, ped Queenstown or D. and C. Him, 8, Water. TO lOLITIOI OOTATICKA FOR Lik Elltatlr 00106:FRICATION to NEW TO= line&—Tlee LIVIIRPOOL. NEW TOIL, end PIMAINILPIELA IfEEAMEW 0011:PANY Weed despatob tag their ttill•peereried_ . _9ldii-ballt Iran Screw Steszaahlpa is tr i al Queenstown le sad Immix rotTrybik (11116/WAIIIIINOTON. Tide Day, Fat. ILI CITY OF NW YOWL Wednesday, Feb. It CITY OF ZALTIWOWL Wednesday. Felt IS. And aim ••••••41eglIsamslay. Cabin prism la 11. sod SI gasman saisediag is tbe seem. modatioa Forwardlncandlag poselatas stroked. Pasmaaers t ai rsa s rafted Masa sad SUM Colored; booked Womb ca very adveone bona—For ranter yartionbaz apply le WI WAY 11, Watoretreet, Itarpool; or to awl YAM. Ql [lag Willtsea-sareet, ea. PHILLIPPB, GRAM'S, and PRILLIPPS despatch Um undermentioned Int-dm steeneen For ROTTELDAIL the FYINOORD, Thursday learning eirly, Tress off the Tower. /are AI. For BtaltlN, the TCHWALBZ, CONDOR, or MOIR, alter wittily Thursday, from Boreetydown, at 11 am. : calling at HlaetwsD Fier to receive pemengers at noon. Fares : d, AIL sad 10.. For OOTIEKIPBITRO, the LONDON, Feb. 16, from Ronidydowts. Perm LS ft, 12 i. , and tl. For OOPENITAGI3I, the NEWSIY, Feb. 14, from Alder mina Tier. for bd.* rsda t dlA= Cbaptla's 17nlvesest Mee, 1.-ta — a - e, ' o OttaNIIL sad IPHILIAPP6, GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION 00111. ANY Jacorperstal Act c 4 Thrtlawasst), 11, loot• barb-streak lowina. • rams DI IMMOIT GPM, that the RALVIMAELT OINDItAL MUTING of the Proprktere of fhb; Os say wM be held Mths Compsofs (Whom Yl. Lowboy,.tetrad, am TUlth MAT, the ANA WWI, at Two o'clock precisely, mamma to Me AM at Partlewseeek to lesser* the soul headsets. sod to theetare tor Ow loaf-year swift tbe Met Deoubber. lob. A, 11.1. IUL/trill PILAW, Sac. MITROPOLITAN RAILWAY. The =PIM TRAINS from Illatopsprond to Warring dotiativet, mad heat ' , urination-street to Mho 'wroad, DOW STOP at BAKlLefltarT, as well as at the toad 'bike. See Mao Tallies VIE GREATZAMERN RAILWAY PILIMICIf al STOCK_ The firma leekenlhrzy Corneae, le a.m. APFLWATIONS ter mks of ClOO or o f tm sk . MCA kerb, a Seed preferential interest re de par med. per annum fidereet commeome from the date of paymam._Am. endow to be reed., either personally or by iet, to t b..L . V . ,. d 1. E. WIN. lecretery. opal, Termlsee, February. 101113. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, reetstreet, London. laminated 1833 Invested assets, 1.6,0110,000. Annual income, £190,000. halite divided every Mt year. Tour fifths of the profits allotted to the assured. The Bonuses added to the policies at the are divisions of profit Which have hitherto been made amount to F 3,500,000 The ne.t Weldon of Profit, will be made ep to the Slat of Deeem her, 1561 The aodetyhr paid le dram • —Sums assured, £4,579,330, looosor. £1,1001163; teptbow. 41 . 1111 . 400 . Pe prorpodomor mod forms for afoot*, emonoors• solar to Os Actraoz7, si tie fooloW ir ofor, lloptotroot. Lou/dom.& . c. low A &AMU IDO FIFA Actuary. JORIWT. 11111. TOZZAtin COPAHIIgS MEWS, snaccaffully VS Wad I. li - P sad USA= llospllsts, wader ay we old Mows Contsist, Loyd, Mad, sad Ideal gale_ Onset, Oh Nov , tlild, s eats la es wings olds at" Naar to mom oe amok dlosma—Ss. Soldor la dd. at C. loam's, 7isia *mak lksamds" ildu LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 11, 1868. THE - LONDON PAVILION.-LITTLE II °ODELL!, the greatest sensation of the day. The FOWL AMERICAN WONDERS pupas' all ever witnessed In Ws coon. try. Grand Selection from the '• Traviata" EVERY EVENINO, sustained by Madame Valckenaere, Miss Constance, Madame Losebial, Madame Elise, and Mr. H. de Brenner. Ili American Donbas alleys. Open dally. THE LONDON PAVILION, TICHBORNEASTRIET. LOIBL and SONNHAMMEE, Propristess. THE LONDON GRAND RESTAURANT. LUNCHEONS and DINNERS A LA CARTE can be had with CONTOET and DESPATCH. liiiii , TrtisifiketifFE4WoWir DINNER, ready from Y WI 8 In the Grand Saloon, at b. dd. each Special dining-roans for ladies anrgrdemen. Spacious and well ventilated wine, coffee, and onoldng_Saloeu. OPEN ON SUNDAYS FROM FOUR TILL NINE. RAWYBR, Proprietor, 191, FLE.ICTZTRERT. 001INIR of CHANCZRY-LANE. ALLSOPP'S ALE and GIJINNESS'S STOUT. JOHN F. RIGOR and Co., sole contractors for Bottled Beer to the International Inhibition, Agents for Samuel AlRopy. and Bon's India Pale Ale and Burton Ale. and Unfitness, Bon. and Co.'. Rxtra ;lout, Importers of Wines and Spirit/. — me. and Stores, the Royal Exchange, LC.—The trade supplied on liberal terme for cash. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new hivenUon, so admirably contrived that a full butt, as well m smaller asks, may be raised or tilted on it without labour or trouble. Its artlon Is so impalpable that the sediment cd the most limpid fluid by no possibility can be disturbed. Pries 9a, 125., 14a., to suit 4}, 9, and 18 gallon cola. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. NO mass( reqedred. No note eat hoer Of soar Wile. Pelee es. ed.. ditto, e , 91.—tppl) direct to JAY= BAELOW, patentee, It, K Williamstreet, Mansion-house. Ilse that his wee and address are on every article; all °theism* spurious imitations. Enspavinp gratis. Established 1220. HOUSE WANTED, cheerfully placed, with immediate poundal. within 20 m ties of London, having de bedrooms and a little land. Rent or purehaae.—Addrem A.B. C., at Yr. Hathwars newspaper office, Royal &change. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any Part at the Limp lass. Drawing-room finites in Velvet Eta • 0 Drawing-room Suites, complete B5 0 • Dlntu.room &atm complete 2B 0 • Bed-room Suites, complete W • 0 Warnated P. and d. BEY7OB, 144. 01101110.8TWIZT, W. Mutinied Catalogue gratis and post tree on application. OURTAINS, PORTIERES, etc. WAUGH NJ and SUN beg respectfully to call attention to their supe rior selection of all the new fabrics for Curtains, itc., of British and foreign manufacture, the designs and colours of which are arranged accordng to the sent taste. —LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE, Se d 4, t, Tottenhameourt.road, W. C. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers er (in England' of PARAPPME CANDLES, to whom the prise isserel (188?) has been awarded, and their candles adop t : b ac: o Z bee Majesty's Government for use at the military stations fleas candles can be obtained of all chandlers and grocers I n the United Kingdom. Price Is. Bd. per pound : also Yield's cele brated United Serrfce Soap Tablets, dd. and 4d. mob. The public are cautioned to see that Yield's label Is on the (i or Oozes. Wholesale only, and ter exportadon.—Upper Lizabetl, London, 8. ALLEGED SECOND-HAND SAFES. —Any person or persona having recently purchased from hunt. sure brokers or dealers in serond.hand Firwproof Safes any such Safes which were stated to be of Chub b' is make, will by communicating with Meows. ROBINSON and HINE HAYMCK, Son. No. 32, Chartarhousesquare, solicitors to Messrs. Chubb and OADTION.—WATHERBTON and BROGDEN moommend the public to have the Card. Gold dated =Alm Invoice —" Fine Gold and Pure Gold," u applied to Jewellery, being a delusion. WATELERSTON and BROODED'S GOLD CHAINS, and all articles manufactured by them, are sold upon this prinie, and at the manufacturers' prices. Manufactory, IS, Hearieds-street, Cores en. W.C. Assays made of chains and Jewellery tor Is. sack—N.B. This establishment is clued at 6 la the evening, and ea Saturdays at L "♦ l•C! {FORFEIT OF NOM". MR iirfromßond-street to 73, 112.001[321111T, HAROV Walt, as Us* 14 October, 1860. Tba lbs. Trousers ( by bbe better &ban ear. lbtabllat•ed 1141. MEETS. —By Mr. ESSELL'S invention, of A. which he is the sole patentee (protected 17th July, 11590 ARTIFICIAL TTYSTEL to last a lifetime, are made and fitted In • few boom without pals or ertractiotia no mires nor faliteMemi required, and detect impossible. Comfort guaranteed. Yr. eWs Treatise, mblch talky explalrui tits Invention, post tree WWI (Amapa. Comialtations tree. Terms strictly rooderate.--9, Ores eenormyeet, llond-stred, and 59, Bennett'.-ItilL lithuMmilsem. AL SWEETHEART for Ie.—RIMMEL'S NEW the "Sweetheart" delightfully sceoted. and the "Floral Valentine," made from natoral flowers per fumed, the prettiest novelties yet produced. Price Is. each, or free by post for 14 stamps—E. lIIMMEL, 96, Strand, and 14 CornhilL AKROYDO N.—The BUILDER of THIS WZIMC, ad., or by po4 Gd., contains views, plans, and full descriptive particulars of the new village of Aboydon, built to enable tenants to become owners; also a Lecture by Mr. Fergus son—Account of the earliest Architectural godety—Early !fish Antiquities —The Underground Railway, York-Motet, Covent-garden : and all newsmen. G OD BLESS the PRINCE of WALES. Natloaal Balg. h Now ready, printed on good paper, T HE USEFUL WEATHER GUIDE for Farmers, Gardeners, gallon, Re. One dozen copies sent free by post, on receipt of one peony stoup, addressed to T. Roberta and Co., 8, Crane-court, Fleet street, E.C. Vol V. and VI., aro, 28s , of the IF STORY of ENGLAND, containing e s. maps of Edward VI. and Mary. By JAA AMIIIOIIIr PIOCTDS. The Second Edition, revised, of Volumes I. to IT., containing the Heign of Henry VUI., dE Ile. London : Parker. Son, and Bourn, Went Strand. Royal octavo, Second Edition, , ANAbyTOMY, DESCRIPTIVE and SURGICAL Hamar GRAY, F.A.S., Lecturer on Anatatny at at, fr Georges fleapit& With aserly 400 Woodcuts, from o=ADrair. fogs, om Directions m e by tadhe Author and Dr. London : Parker, Son, and Bourn, West Ward. Fourth Edition, revised, vols., Sin LECTURES on the PRINCIP L ES and PRACTICE of PHYRIC. By THostAn WAlledsr, Phydelan PutmanUnary to the Queen. Lowlon Parker, Pen, end Bourn, West Bersad. EMANCIPATION SocIETY.—The Emancipation Society has announced a meeting to be held at St. James's. hall, on the evening of Wednesday, 18th inst. Professor F. W. Newman, the Rev. W. Landeb, of Regent's-park Chapel, and Mt. George Thompson, are to speak- YOVNO Marc's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.—The anneal meeting of the members of the Young Men's Chris tian Association was held yeaterdey evening at Easter-hall. The Earl of Shaftesbury presided ; and on the platform wets—the Rev. Canon Stowell,' the Rev. Charles Pied (the resident of the Wesleyan Conference), the Rev. H. J. Cummins, the Rev. Emilius Bayley, and a numerous body of lay and clerical Wise& of the association. The hall was quite full. The Rev. Mr. Cummins having offered up • prayer, Mr. Minton, the secretary, read an abstract of the report. During the year the association bad made rteady progress. The young men connected with it might be regarded as commercial Christian missionaries; and some interesting facts showing the good they accomplished were narrated. The income for the year wee 4,0001., and the ex peoditure had been 3,847 f. 12s. Id„ The aka° due to the treasurer bad been reduced to 901. 17s. 6d., and it was the earnest wish of the committee should be entirely got rid of. The meeting was addressed by the chairman end several other gentlemen, sod the report was adopted. "[RAUH or LONDON.—It appears from the weekly return of the -General that by favour of a mild winter the mortality al Ladon has declined con stantly during the last five weeks. In the week that soda January 3, the deaths were 1.553; in that which ended Let Saturday they were 1,310. The average number of deaths in the weeks of ten years 1853432 that correspond with last week is, with a correction for increasing popula. boo, 1,444. The number in the present return is, therefore, less by 134 than it would have been if the average rate of mortality had prevailed. The mortality from symotio diseases was last week above the average, whilst from diseases it was greatly below the avatar. mar lin : rho former bead are clamed 348 deaths, against a remota average of 303; under the latter head 250„ the corrected average being 342. Phthisia is not clamed in the tables with pulmonary diseases ; it was fatal in 125 eases, the corrected average being 162. There were 28 deaths from smell-pox m the 'perk ES from measles, 61 bum scarlatina, 18 from diphtheria, 66 from whooping cough, 63 from typhus, and as may as 28 from croup. There were 154 from bronehitis, 6'l from pneumonia, and 66 from heart diseases. Sii children died of lemma ;an infant by murder ; one pima by intemperasce. Two widows died at the respective ages of 95 and 96 years. Four deaths from scarlatina occurred in the sub-district St. N ar y, paridiagtoir ; 4 in Somers-town, and 5 in K atish• tows, from the same disease ; also 4 in the east sub-district of bliogton. A boy, 14 years of age, died of looked jaw from the continued writable of decayed teeth. A worms. ari d 56 ram, was found deed in bed from destitution, at 71. Upper Cornwall-street, St. George.i n .tb..g.e. l A A week the births of 1,065 boys and 1,038 cilia, in all 2,063 children, were registered in London. In the tee were spading weeks of the Ytms 185842 the same arnabor(orw mood) was 2,068. MITE CITY DISCOUNT COMPANY (Limited). Incorporated under The Coot ales Act, 1862," by whiat the llobWty of shareholders le !butted to the amount of their sham. Captt.tl £1,000,000, iu 20,000 shares of each. !Vat bine 10,000. xi payable on application, and Ll 10a. on allotment. hint call and subeminent calls not to aimed s 4 each, and an interest of three month. between each call. It la not intended to call up more than £l2 10s, per chart. miecroas. Itawand Ronald, Esq., llanchestersquare, Director of the National Bank. J. Reid Mackenzie, Esq.. late Manager of Bank of Ceylon. Charles Scott Jackson, Esq., 18, Cannon-street and Millwall. 111011111/1 Staunton, Ea, II Porchester.square. Adam Schosies, Esq. late Dunlop. Schoales, and Co , Director of the Union BALSA of England and Prance. Thomas Onchteriouy, Esq., 157, Fenchurchwtreet. Edward Stern, Iraq., merchant. 38, Threadneedle-street. Patrick P. Gordon, Esq., 53, Corutiih, Chairman of the Eastern J.TVTea Company. Ichatt, Esq. ;Pritchett and Son). 131, Fenchnrch-strosa. (With power to add to their number.) 8•311111.—The National Bank, 11, Old Broadwtreet. sOliurOag Messrs. Jaa. Taylor. Mason, and Taylor, FurnimPoinis. Mims. Crcaley and Barn, 38, Lombard-street. SWIM& Francis Buruand. Esq., Coanty.charnbers, Mesm. Taunton and Co., Liverpool. AUDITOR,—Meisrs. Johnstone, Coow, Ingle, and co., public accountants, lA, bury. SZCZNTAIIi (pro UML).—D. Macpherson, Esq. Temporary 0111cee-100 and 101, °resit= -house, Old llroadwtreet. This Company is establieTied for the purpose of framacting the ordinary budneas of • First-class Discount Howe. Until within the hist few years this profitable brae& of wenmaredell eater nubs he. beta a the lamb of a te.rprlvsne empft•lhis . and l from the tout:Made of discount operations la the City orlole London it is a legitimate business for a Joint Stock Company, only one such company is at present in existence. lids may parity be accounted for by the want of experience In the appli cation to such a company of the law of limited liability, and the fear In monetary circles that the public would hesitate to deposit large of money with a company so constituted. uncertainty, however, no longer exists, u the con referred to have on deposit at the present time over four miCZ of inewcy—a significant evidence of the confidence which the palate is prepared to place In such an intablishment when prepare M ri elmpa n ny alluded to have just declared a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, carrying over to the next account an amount almost equal to that appropriated to dividends . whlle their shares command a premium of RS Ma. to SA per share upon All paid. in establishing the City Discount Company (Limited; the Directors do not pretend to introduce any novelty in their trans action., their aim being to secure a first-class business, and not to endanger the capital of the Company by taking undue risks, or adopting any measure that will not tend safely and legiti mately to promote the enema of the undertaking. The operations of the Company will embrace— The Discounting of approved Mercantile MIL Granting Loans upon negotiable Securities. Receiving Money on Depieit, at Call and on short 'Notice, or for longer periods under special agreements Applications for shares most be made in the form annexed to the prospectus, secomparded by the deposit of Al per share. If no allotment be made the deposits will be returned in full : and if a less number beaDotted than is applied for, the surplus will be used towards the payment en allotment. Prospectus§ sal bras of application for shares may he ob tained st the 'Temporary Mom, and of the Brokers and Solicitors of the Company. THE JOINT STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY mammal M°TP•al To Do looorpoostod soidrbAte_ . " Act 18112," with limited UMitht~. e MUB= atedlng. lt ":41m With power to increase. In 40,000 Mares of LYS each. Ll pee Share payable on applica tion and tl on allotment, on w hic h ft Is not intended to call, including depoeite, wore than L 5 per share. DUJICTO Rd Wiliam Cedes Brown, Req., Rachfort Lodge, Richmond, Surrey —• J. Henry Baynell de Castro, req. 06, _ of the Alliance Bank. - I), Director John Blown CM, Esq. (John B. Mb and Co., Si, Abchnrch lane), Director of the Union Bank at Australia. John Fisher, Req. pate of Fishers and Robinson, Wining-street). William Chapman Barnett, Esq. (W. C. and H. Harnett). 7, Great M. Helen's. Thomas Wingate Henderson (Roke Manor, Ramsey), //hector of the Bank of Hovel Hear, Made, FAN. (Binds and Gladstone), 11, New Broad.stmet. Francis Martin, Req. (Martin, Robertson, and Co.), fit Graf:a dvent, E.C. Henry White, Esq. rimith, White, and Co.', 16. Blahopegate street Within. Manson Dianmat—James Preeling Wilkinson, Fab, 5, Nicho las-lain. B.C. . . W.th power w add to their number. _llllll/I.e. The 133717 Of England. Kam Moideirman. Peters, Mildred. and Oe., 35. Ntelanlawlene. Soucrromr—blemra. ithon and Son, 38, Cennoowtreei, E.C. Iliotills—Mews HMI Fawcett, and Hill, 29, Threadneedle. The rapid development of the comm e rce of this country and its present healthy condition call for a corresponding increase In a➢ the mesas which are necemary foe freely conducting It, and the ready conversion of Blue of Thelunge and other documents representing property In transit into money I. one of its most asesittisl element.. . . . This Company bas been formed with a large and isorsesing capital, and vote be welcomed by the banking and molded inte rests se a means a a pioying sulpha funds with perfect ss enrity, and perrate dswortos Ell always be enabled to sseure • fair rate of interest or long or short periods. The mercantile sad maanfacturing community will obtain additional facilities for legitimate dimonot by the ecoverslon of a keg existing hudases Into • powerful Joint Stock Corporation. The nammat for estaldhhing this Company is peculiarly ap. gregaiste, the trade of the country la comparatively free from we Inflation, and there Is no doubt that to the future, Lepta ti spects are very favourable for a large extension of com .. — The principle of carols( os discount operations by means of • Joint Nock Oodeping bee bent tested and fully proved, and scarcely a doubt csa min of the pellet< tames+ of en institution kr Ws object seder good msormnint and founded on • sound Dash. . . The Directors being fully ingireassd that much valuable time hie frequently been UM and Ai ineerred in new enterprises for went of explaining lammegmentin the awake leer of their tomadulion, have conalekd nemMiedises It the perches, and arm* d Me keg elablislbsd business oli W. J. 7. Wilkinson flsemady Boma amM Wallimm), whose undivided sinless have re 0 = er is pirec a. enann t g o thnOompany The exPrearly inierashe that there Is no payment to be sada to promoters, Wm neeessary expenses Incidental to the feemailon of the only will be incurred. and they hem made a by which the entire preliminary ex penses, including charges, will fall within onshalf per cent ca p = 0 .. 41 and forms of application for shares may be obtained of Messrs. IllU, laweett and Hill. the brokers el the Company ; or at the Trien=ry Mese of the Compaq. The amount of tl upon each for must be mid to the Clemperre bankers embody tO p le d applicatios being sent in ; We so will be relented If no aLotracat la made to the ap plicant Teesponery 111, Threatesedle-alreet, LC., 711 t Feb, MIL OZONIZED COD LIVER. OIL is the neared apposeh to a sgedfle, for eonsumption. yet dlsoommed. The "London Medical Seeten" of August, 1861, states that "The merits of the remedy are genuine and Intnnsle, nor must it be cursed among the vaunted and ephemeral grwidth ere daily thrust apse es by sell•lnterested ven afterolobarrlettlftlisr.• " th ud , ta t tribe, or of V I I ai IiFFSOTUAL RIXEDY.—LAMBERTB ASTHMATIC HAISAM, without confining the bowels or aft the heed, Indy efficacious and plemant, is admitted to ho Ms asediebas for immediately relieving coughs, colds, eanlemed se mat mar" and incipient ccowmptlon. It fro quietly agree peer whom the faculty pronounce incurshis, adattettly Sys the tinkling which provokes frequent coughing. In aggreashing cossiseption it. enema .re truly beadd& dE .....5k Pause of =or b :ven t lying down for fear of Star,- Vag i7o=l rol ° , l eld by M. tAMBRItT aw u . chemist. 8, hili miter fi WI; lianotmet, and by all dniegisia, to bottles, Med., end Wee malaise in eme The De particular sag ask tor lawabert:s Batam. lllllllo and Wrier ta regrind as the atm*. ("lOUS'S ALGA MARINA, Concentmted x.../ sump else Sea-weed, Nan invaluable external remedy for ltheimallimi and Rheumatic Gout, also for weakmes, contras ploy sareittemo swellings, deformities, tomouni. etc. " Tattoo is able to testify to the great MINIM which Marina has been to William Mons= be had lost the we et hie Raba, and he is now completely recovered. 11, Omit Oseaberland-rtreet, August 10."—" Having for some Inverely from Rhemnathro, I procured a bottle el Late ewes, applted It, and have not slime had the slightest INF COMMA of wry distressing palm. Thomas Dennis, Gransemsd, In bottle, le. ad.. M. ad ► . and asoh. bi M. et. Peas Churchyard, and by all rbemiste. A paw pblet, should be reed by every one, retie (or by post for four stsarmi. OORNS ' BUNIONS, and DETECTIVE TOZ TOE- VvNAHA ILTRACTIM and CURED In see minute, wtOsest astase or the kart psila, b Mr. urn RALL, 86, Regentoireet ladles attersisd vir Mn. m& Tema fa dd. to fa. Mr. landall Isea lostintualala from the Royal gamily sewin C it Widabeir b. with thousands of others. from an cri the out, to the following:—Prom the in. the Bishop of Lowden :—'• Mr. Rendall based eared some corns ou my feet without giving any yolls.'—'.Bl: Alexander, 36, li. Janiegaplaoe, hoe had two large tannins and • corn extracted tram his ft. 44 by Mr. Undid', and can strongly recuesunead Was" Obserso.llB, Regent-street Quadrant. i rtINNEPORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNEBL4 4 =t;stzv i zr tw a =l....fr e =stkiny ours li . rlis t aslbe boa reedy tar oddity of the am ramer ;=°•"•=limm. i . i ., Ni m at iams. sed inftwitios. sad ask: wild az , chlicbm 11 . treieh m W=ts ag l a Pest o ig f ~.u sMu s sad alattlfistada. ;• a ii a iiii r re Ir• d • I lie Ihmeglb• i mkt the waSL CIONSIIMPTION : ITS ORIGIN. The ‘../ of De. DIMS COIONDFS asksall DISOOVIST MOM OF oossumpriom. the so* iseossliallia lb. li b t=ki&l• is WselseWs sad win biii=it loperisocs si ta. mai Os= Ur OA Owl la moo Ir ian We ammo, pole& Om Ow et emeseneolve Vgipw Serwarelessi. W.. Bylpgarli. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE AMERICA. (IICITiIeS LONDONDFARY, Fin. 10. The Hibernian arrived here this evening. She brings 27,333 dole. in specie. (Per Minima.) NEW YORK, JAN. 30. Welernanul'h expedition has landed on the Louieinna side of the Mississippi, five miles below the mouth of the Yazoo River in view of Vicks burg. Two brigades, were occupied in reopening the canal, to change the course of the river. General Great left Memphis for Vicksburg on the 17111 inst. Twenty Federal regiments are at Baton Rouge. There is also another large Federal force at Cerro leton. General Banks is still at New Orleans. The Fedoras have destroyed the Confederate iron-clad steamer Cotton in Bay °stele. They have also flanked the Confederate land forces in that section, and it was suppoeed the latter would be compelled to surrender. The Federal steamer Montak has left Port ,Itorl in order to capture the steamer Nashville in the Ogohee River. The Confederate steamer Ovieto has arrived at Ilavaimah and sailed again, afterwards capturing several American barglies and brigs off Cardenas and Matanzas. It was supposed she would sail for the Fast Indies. The Federal steamer Reanie was fired into by a Spanish man-of-war off Hammel). The captain of the Rennie retuned to Haviuinah and oommu nicated with the American consul, who, however, ordered hun on board his vessel again. The judge of Quarter Session; in Philadelphia has ordered the grand jury to suspend all other business until they have inquired into the forcible arrest of the editor of the Philadelphia Journal, and have presented the facts to the court. Mr. Saulsbury, of Delaware, has fully apologised to the Senate for his conduct. Botk houses of the Missouri Legislature have passed a resolution sulking Congress to appropriate 25,000,000 dolls. for emancipation. A resolution has been introduced in the Jersey Legislature that the people are discouraged by re verses for which the generals, in the field are not responsible, and that the restoration of }Mellen is the only means to save the country from utter ruin. OONNEROLiL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK. JAs. 30, Emma. Money tighter ; gold 57 per cent. premium. Exchange on London, 173 to 174. Large specula tive sales have taken place in stocks. Illinois, 95 ; Erie, The. Cotton very firm. Middling Upland, 91. Flour, good inquiry, 10c. higher ; wheat, good inquiry, 3c. higher ; corn, good inquiry, 3c. higher. Sugar and molasses very firm. Great excitement prevails in stocks, gold, and exchange. NEW YORE, Jan. M. General Couch commands the right of the army of the Potomac, General Mead the centre, General W. F. Smith the left, and General Siegel the re. serve. Snow is six feet deep at Falmouth, and the roads are impassable. General Burnside is to be examined before a Senatorial committee concerning the interference of subordinate officers with his plans. General Franklin has demanded a court-martial to inquire into the alleged charge against him of tardiness and inefficiency. General M'Clellan's popularity has increased. He is now in Boston, receiving much attention. It is proposed to give him a public reception. The proposal in Congress to place M'Clellan at the head of the army was received with loud ap plause from the public galleries. - :- The election of a United States senator will take place at Albany on Tuesday next. Judge Dean, Fernando Wood, and Amass Parker are the demo cratic candidates ; Thurlow Weed and Henry and Raymond (ex-Governor) Morgan the republican candidates. It is rumoured that the Confederates have been defeated near Savannah. The Confederate Congress does not favour • retaliatory policy. The British steamers Rising Dawn and Antonin have been captured. NEW YORK, JAI. 31, EvErma. General Corooran is reported to have defeated the Confederates under Prpnor at Suffolk, Virginia. Southern papers say that the Federals are ad vancing from Newborn in two columns—one towards Kingston, the other towards Wilmington. A Federal fleet of 92 vessels is reported in Beau fort Harbour. The Philadelphia grand jury has indicted the persons concerned in arresting the editor of the Evening Journal. The Tribune says that the French Minister positively denies being concerned in any scheme to bring about intervention. The vote upon the bill to raise negro regiments will be taken in Congress on Monday. Mr. Wadsworth, of Kentucky, has declared in Congress that if negro regiments were sent into Kentucky, the Kentuckians would resist their pas sage throughout the State. The stealer Sonora sailed from San Francisco upon the 21st for Panama, with 1,000,000 dole. for England. The Kangaroo takes out 960,000 dole. The steamer Giraffe has sailed from a Southern port. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YOILK, JAR. 31, Evinroa. Money tighter ; gold 59 per oent. premium. Ex change on London, 175. New York Centrals, 122; ; Illinois, 94 ; Erie, 74. MEXICO. RUMOURED DEFEAT OF FRENCH TROOPS AT PUEBLA. NEW YORK, JAL 30. - - • - - - Advioes received here from Vera Cruz to the 9th ult. date that it was rumoured General Legrate t with 10,000 Mexicans, had made a sortie from Puebla, surprised a French division of 14,000 men at Acacjete, and routed them, killing 2,000. It was also reported that 8,000 Mexican cavalry had surprised General Berthier's division of 4,000 men at Rio Seco in a dense fog, and that during the consternation the French fired upon each other. The French lose was estimated at 1,600. Another rumour was that Puebla had surrendered to the French. Tampico and Jalapa had been abandoned by the Immix [Stamped, id, Additional.] THE POLISH INSURRECTION. LEMBERG, Pa. 10. Zarichost bee been taken by the Hueneme. The insurgents have quitted Sandomir, and been pursued by the Russian troops. Au engagement laatiug one hour has taken place near Winiary and Senpoje, at which many insur gents were captured. The Russians have burnt the Zamoysti Palace at Zwergymec, and in leaving encountered the rear guard'of the insurgents, which was defeated. The insurgents withdrew, and are nosy encamped at Ksmianka. BERLIN, The Nate Preustischt (Krevt) Zeile;ng of this evening says :—" A rumour is current that some districts of Western Prussia, especially the district of Kuhn, will be declared in a state of siege." The Norddeutache Zeitung says :—" It is reported that an agreement has been brought about between the Prussian government and the cabinet of St. Petersburg in reference to the affairs Cl Poland by General Alvenslobes." FRANCE. PARIS, Fa. 10. La France of this evening states that the Innlish government censures the language used by Mr. Christie, the English minister at Braiil,• in the dif ficulty which has occurred there; and has officially' notified the' Brazilian government of its having reprimanded Mr. Christie. • The Mlle paper announces the departure from Toulon this morning of 700 men for Alexandria, on their way to Cochin China. LNDLL (Vi► Son.) BOMBAY, Jui. 28. Sir Charles Trevelyan has arrived at Calcutta. The Bombay and Baroday Railway has been opened to Ihnedabad. THE CALCUTTA, CHINA, ANDAITSTRALIAN The following telegram has been received at Mr• Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Nsvigation Company : MARSEILLES, Fla 104 10 r. r. The Vectis, with the above mails, arrived at 7 p.m. The mails leave for London at 11.30 p.m. ROBBERS IN A RAILWAY TRAIN.-DARING ACT. The correspondent of the Times at Genoa writes : —" A deed of almest unprecedented daring took piths oa the 4th in one of the railway carriages on the Turin and CAWS line. Four persons had taken their placer at Ales sendria, for Genoa, in a second-elan carriage, for the last train but one, which leaves Almourdris at 5.15 in the area -1 . usg. They were a government carnal from Novara, two women, sad a merchant of Novi, by same Bomb, who bad tranaseted heathens at Alemsadria, and was on his way home with a considerable sum of money. Between Aleseandria and Novi is the station of Frogoroio, an inidgai. &ant country village of that name, at which norm bat slow trains ever stop. The last train from Aleseandria stopped as astral on this occasion, otos the earflap door was opens& sod feet penis Bela pit In! Whether they bad booked thseseelvm at this station, or had come from Alemandria in another carriage, is unomisin. The latter supposition appmre nearer the truth ; at any rate, they made some fuse about being together is the same carriage, and were acoommodsisd accordingly. The train bad not proceeded many minutes on its way (the whole distance between Frugorolo and Novi is only 15 minutes), when the tour new intruders, drawing their knives, rushed upon their unsuspecting fallow-travellers. The emp/ox, who has been a soldier, attempted some resistance, but was stabbed in the temple and the groin—luckily not seriously—and soon overpowered. The others gave in on the first onset, when the robbers bade them hold up their hands and arms while they proceeded to rifle them. The government official was robbed of 40 napoleons, the women of their earrings and other trinkets, and the mer chant Bosai of such money as be had about his person. The large mom of money which had, perhaps, been the main object of the malefactors' covet:moors was lately hid under the east, where they never thought of looking for it. They stripped the male travellers of their peletota, the women of their kerchiefs, tic. Presently the train slackened its speed. Three of the robbers opened the door, and one by one safely jumped down, while their companion, flourishing his knife, kept the cowed passengers at arm's length. Finally he also took his leap from the car riage just as the train stood opposite the night signs/. The signalman, thinking him a ticketless traveller bent on cheating the company, laid himself in his way to stop him, bat was unable to resist the violence with which the villain pushed past him. As soon as the Vain stood still, the shouts of the poor wretches crying `Thieves" ' Murder!' became audible ; but it was then too late, and the efforts of the police, hastening in pursuit, have been as yet ineffec tual. This outrage, coupled with the tragic incident of which M. Foinsot fall a victim near Paris, and the fate of the young lady near Lyons, who was violated and robbed, should determine railway companies and the police to devise some mesas for the safety of travellers" THE GIOnSe GRISIVOLD.—The George Griswold, whisk arrived at Liverpool on Monday, west into dock at as early hoer yesterday morning, and as soon se she was berthed premedical; were at once commenced for dia. charging the cargo as quickly as possible. The vessel et me sent lies in an outride berth at the north end of the Water loo Dock, and se this dock is right opposite the Waterloo road station of the London sad North-Western Railway, the facilities for transferring the cargo to the Central Relief Committee's depot in Manchester will be very pest. A few hours after the easel entered the dock a great number of people congregated about the quay to catch a glimee of what has not inappropriately been called "the Relief Ship." The mayor, it is now understood. has declined to recognise the officers of the George Griswold by any private or corporate demonstration. This has caused much disappointment and regret, se it was generally believed that the Mayor would tender the hospitality of the corporation to Captain Lunt and the officers of his ship bat he has now left the matter in the hands of private individuals, whom tastes will be subservient to their courtesy and hospitality. On the other hand the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce—se • public body which embraces the most eloquent and staunchest supporters of the Soatbern and the Northern States — intends in a few days to do justMe, as far as it possibly can, to all connected with the George Griswold. Ties LAM Ms. RICHARD GREEN.—A public meeting was held last evening, at the Town Hall, Poplar, to take into consideration the most effecitusl means for raisin I a suitable memorial to the late Mr. Richard Green. Rear- Admiral Lord Clarence E. Paget, CB.. 11. P., took the chair, sad was supported by Mews. W. & Liodsay, M.P., Robert Wismar, Peter Holt, G. F. Young, J. R. Raveehill, J. S. Phillippe, Alderman Darr, A. Blythe, J. Mills, Rev. W. J. Jay, Rev. George Smith, b.c. The noble chair. nun in introducing the object of the meeting eulogised the meelleoce and the practical character of the deceased and ' enumerated the many charities that were either originated or fostered by him during his life and had been liberally endowed by his will. The noble lord expressed a hope that a suitable memorial would be scented to the memory of the deceased. that others might learn to emulate his bright example of charity, beeeticenoe, and goodness. Mr. Peter Rolt moved, Mr. Phillip's (Phillip's, Shaw, and Low ther) secoded, and the Rev. W. J. Jay. supported the first resolution, which was as follows :—" That this meet. iop, representing the Dubose of the numerous friends of the late lamented Yr. Richard Green, denim to raise an appro priate memorial to his may emellent qsalitiee and virtues." A ommittee was appointed to rewire sirinorip tions, sod to Make all neemary &miasmal!' for carrying out the foregoing moieties. Mr. T. Adams's annual ball comes off on Mon day, the 16th of February, at Willis'. Rooms. The Victoria Rides will perform it Mistrals in the course of the offering. • [TWOPENCE MUSIC. R. LLNCOLN'S 11IISICAL LECIITIUM Last evening, at the Russell Institution, Mr. H. J. Lunch delivered a kenos "Ott tie Hesehne of John Sebastian Bach," being the fine of two lectures au Bach and Handel. The lecture of last night bad far is subject the genius of the former of these two illustrious enetenspe. mire. Yr. Lincoln has long been disiingsishee as a asked lecturer; he is, indeed, the Ante preempt al these who hays adopted this method of public instrudine in his se► ; end his lecture which we heard last evening will rant in any respect derogate from his high reputation. The second part of the lecture wee occupied with Bath as an orchestral composer. Mr. Lincoln showed bow very far, in this capacity, Bach was in advance of his age, and ' how many combinations of instruments are found in hie works, previously unheard and unimagined. Mr. Lincoln gave several specimens of Bacb's compositions of this alma, and concluded with the performance of en arrange meat for four hands of the orchestral symphony (or suite) in D, a work in which the composer's grand and comprehen sive genius is magnificently displayed. Mr. Lincoln was happy in having, for his Muetrations, the aedstaam of Miss Fanny Howe➢, a young and aosomplished pianist, who is, as yet, little known to the public, but Wiht , cannot fail to be one of the meet eminent performers of the day. Her execution was clear, brilliant, and expressive ; and the manner in which she seized the peculiar features of the great old master's style did the greatest honour to her intelligence and musical attainments. The lecture and iU illutratima were received with wa rm appiaose by the large audience who filled the hall of the heettieitiee. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ANIMALS; FICB. 10.—PROMONONS AND APPOINT SINII—Ifaster J. Phillips, to the Vigilant. =C. IX bilVarthy, to the Vigilant. Moisten% 0. H. Piggott and H. Brynham totbe Nile, as supernumeraries. PaymeetersJ. Lewis, to the Asia ; and P. B. Robins, to the Vigilant. A.ant Paymaster T. IL Firih, to the Excellent. Glebe W. Andaman, to to, Bg . Vincent ; P.P. Farrows, to the iloseawen ; and G. A. Nish 11, to the Vigilant. • Ilidgripmen It. H. Byron, P, W Garmq;W: D. Morrill, and A. B. Joshing*, to the r Nile. Engineers G. Booth, to the Beams ; 'Leeson, of the Beaks, promoted to actiegrefi•rwW. Geis, of the Stromboli, promoted to acting /Intelsat seeietatit eMbas Asairtent.Englosem J.' Busse& to the Racoon and J. C. Only, to be bine ea supernumerary on board gas Megan' from the date of snivel in England. T, . 10. The Magnus, 6, iron screw PORTSMOU troop H sh FIB ip Com mander B. H. Henderson, arrived at Spithead today NMI the Mediterranean. She left Malta on the 27th ultimo, and Gibraltar on the 3rd inst. She briophorne Captain Douglas, Lieutenant Jones, Lieutenant Montgomery, Benign Lusk, Ensign Brackspesr, Assistant-Surgeon Comyn, and 61 ram, 12 women, and 31 children, from various reginiente,together with a number of naval invalids. She will oome into har bour to-morrow to land her passeogera Her Majesty the Queen and Court will leave Osborne to morrow for W incisor Castle. WOOLWICH, F. 10. ROYAL ARSENAL —Considerable increased acti vity has prevailed during the put fortnight in various dm partmeots of this eetabbahmont, sad should the reomunem dation of the select committee to abolish the Mewl* factory and. manufacture all the government ordnance at Woolwich be endorsed by whiniest, employment will be given to about 600 additional hands at the Royal Annul. A number of extra artiouts and labourers have been entered fir a limited period at the Royal Laboratory De which will supply various munitions of war, emi=g i t shot, shell, mime ride balls, tea., for Captain d. Ciaboeses Chinese sivadroo, now fitting out in the Victoria Docks, and several orders are sow la hand for shipment to India sod , 10F tors o***l4.—,a; SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING AT MANCHESTER. TTIMIDAT N/OHT. LINCOLN 114114111 CAP. 10 to 1 apt Douche (t) 100 to 8 Lopostoher (t) 100 to 8 Hubert (t) LIVERPOOL 13TEEPLWIWARE. 25 to 1 apt Northern Light (t) 25 to 1 Jealousy (I) 25 to 1 Shropshire (t) 33 to 1 Master Begot (t and off) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. 13 to 1 apt Grinsston (t) CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 30 to 1 apt, Queen of Spin (off) 33 to 1 Misfortune (t 40 to 1 Argonaut (t I) 66 to 1 Joey Jonas (t) CHESTER CUP. 40 to 1 agat Plover (1 to 40 1 Zetbied t) 60 to 1 Cowley t) 50 to 1 Asteroid (t) TWO THOUSAND GUIVIC. 4 to 1 apt Hcorodar (t and ' 10 to 1 Micdsol Seott (t off) WATERLOO (COURSING) CUP. 15 to 1 apt Mr. 8 • lts's nomination (treated) 16 to 1 Mr. BlackatocYe sosnlnatton (t) 100 to 6 Mr. 'A orrall's nomination (t). 40 to 1 Mr. Bateman's nomination (w) 40 to 1 Mr. Hammond's nomination (t) 40 to 1 Mr. Haywood's nomination (t) 20 to 1 the two Campbell's nominations. coupled (t) THE DIBTIPEXI IN LANCASHIRE. MLNSION-HOUSZ Comma—Anweget the mos which came to baud at the Hawke-house yeeterdry WOO 1611. 13s. from Quebec, 1841. 19s. 3d. from Guiltetd and Stoke, 1001. from Hemel Hempstead. 100/. from Croydon. From the officers sad mew of her Majesty's ship Nile cod her tender Nimble, 941. Ls. 6d, From Duddmiton, 784 Br. 4d. PRESTON. —The cotton trade of Preston wears a very gloomy appearance at present, sad it is feared that this week a larger number of operatives will be out of work than at any previous time since the commencement of tbedistrees. One of the largest factories in the town Ina been stopped within the peat few days, and it is rumoured that soother will be closed towards the latter eod of this week. The relief committee have opened two new industrial schools, and an educational clam for males. The muse oe their books number 9,702 (33,352 pinions), or 297 Isla than in the previous week. The manners and overlookers' com mittee have now charge of I,OM operatives ; 5I managers and overlookers were added to the bet on Saturday. BLacwatmw.—The returns presented to the board of guardians at their weekly meeting on Saturday, showed a continued reduction in the number of recipients, not only in the Blackburn relief district but also in the other two districts. The Gatelle of last evening contains; a notice of the iotroductiou of his Royal Highness Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, into the House of Peers, at the meeting of Parßawest, on Thursday, the sth February," and gives the ceremony observed on the ocearion. PUBLIC SCHOOLS COMMIEHON. —The Commie 'Moms held a meeting at No. 2, Victorie-etreet, yesterday. The oommimionen present were—the Earl of Clarendon, the Earl of Devon, the Lord Lyttelton, the Hoe. Edward Twislatoo, Sir Stafford H. Northcote, Bart., M.P.; the Rev. W. H. Thompson, and H. Raiford Vaughan, Esq. DEATH or THE BISHOP or GlBRALTAR.—Tester day a telegram was received from Malta announcing the death of the Right Rev. Dr. George Tomlinson, D.D., Lod Bishop of Gibraltar. His lordship, who was a laths move than 60 years of age, was educated at St. John. College. Cambridge, where he graduated in 1822, having loon con temporary in the university with the present Itiehops of Llandaff and Rochester, Came Melvin and others, who have achieved a high position in the ecclesiestiral world. Having been for some yearn miniater of St. Matthew'. Chapel, Spring.gardena, Westminster, be was nominated is 1842, during the ministry of Sir R. Peel, to the bishopric of Gibraltar. Ever since that time. sod hided loos before, the Peel family have attended St. Matthew'e. and Sir Robert and Lads Emily Peel are now regular wor.hippers there. Dr. Tomlinson was for some time secretary to the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. TLe sppoiot. meat, which will fall to the sift of the Duke of Newcastle. Secretary of State for the Colonies, is worth 1,2001. o.i ssr , payable from the Colonial Bishoprics Pond, and the bishop's jurisdiction extends over Melte ad the ish ea d s , and the other British poopeosions of the Mediterraman. According to the calendars published by Mr. E. 'Thompecia, there appear to be at eased about 42 cheapen' in the dimmer, . -00•00-0