The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-16 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER Agirm) : ~,,.. .:. - ' li tz, (-14- 'l,l ~-' 4 o c4- . J .. , t I ! :I ' 4 ‘ tip' 2 SSa • UdXd 1: , , %~ / • ~. y! ~'` / / CI " Tte /12 / Kr • e / • Na 5,205.) A, calling at the Cape of Good It_opi sadraa—,sTEAM - COMMUNICATION brines LON sad aOd INDIA —The well-known clipper auxiliary eternally INDIANA, 2,34; hum 500-horse power, JOHN BMYTH Comma. der, now loading In the V ictor i a (Louder Docks, will rave on 18th April, embarking paseenens at and leaving Grarrind *nth* huh April, foe Calcutta, calling at the Ceps of Good Hope and Madras. This magnificent ship, built expresaly foe the India trade, has been thoroughly roared, has first-rate accommodation for pawners, sad will carry an experienced PUTSoo, are a esiew. ardor. The average paa ssa. of this cceopany" steamers last season was 70 days 10 Nedra' ; the Calcutta having performed She verge In 00 daDA brag the shorter en newt aaeh e iwsoeediog line will be condoned on the 20th June, and oa the Mth of month, with tho strictest punctuality, by one of the company' magnificent fleet of auxiliary sinew iteminahlya he height or to GRINDLAY mid On, lie, Par liamentatreet, the rals; ALIIRSD SHUTT and Os., 11., isedeahallatreet, IC. ; ar at Me °MUM of the COM palwy, 0, Mincing-lane, lender. LC.; where also applications for agyelarears as midshipmen In this service should be made. RICHARD CIIW, Secretary. IViB. CHARLES DICKENS'S READINGS, Haunter-square Rooms, —TUILIDAY ETENING next. 808 BAt/T EBB PASTY, tram Pickwick—Stall% os centre seats, bask sesta, la, at Mmes. Chapala. and Hall's, let, Piccadilly: Marra Pattie and Soa's, It and 15, Royal Paellas.). Amines debt elks, St Jam s's-hail and at Payne' ticket odlice d ll:zer• square Incas. THOMAS HEADLAND,. ALIGHT WAGGONETTE. —H.MULLINSIVB LEAMINGTON NOVILLTY —a WA fonr-wbeel dft.oart, which folds open. and forma a waggonette, and. If retted, a light bead which will owl Memo on root; eon be drop& on to forme meg light clews carriage for four persona—Tor destine aad tan portico/are apply tote inventor and only builder. H. 307LLINE6, carriage mannfactory. Leamington. PASLIANINTASY DIVISION. HOUSE OF COYMONS.-11asce 13. _ BURIALS BILL. Order for mooed reafifii read ; antic. made, and 9asseiso proposed. " That the bi ll be sow reed a second time :” Amendmest proposed, to leave out the wont "now," and at the end of the quokka to add the words " spot this day six =oaths :"—(Lord Robert Cecil I—Question pat, "That the word 'now' stead part of the question." m. house divided :—Ayes, 96 ; Noes, 211. ATMS Adatr, H. I. °rents& B. R. Fyne. C. Adana W. P. Op, Sir G. Pease, H. Andover. flat Gurney, & Nutt. &wit. Atherton, Ste W. Be.fteth, G. Perilard-thquhart,W Anton, A. S. Hanka, T. Potter, & Aytoon, B. S. Henley, Lord Powell, J.l. Baines, IL Herbert, R. A. Ricardo, 0. .tw, T. 0. Butt, W. Robertson, IL Be y, IL R leiham, R. Roebuck, J. A. Berkeley. C. P. Jacksou, W. Brand, B. /errata', Eltr 1. C. Loltheld,. AubTa.j W . Bruce, R. A. Marla% A. W. Seeley. C. Butler. C. S. War& A. H. Seymour, H. D. Cavendish, W. thn, J. IL Matto, R. D. Cities, Mr P... 1. laviark. NW IL Shelley, illr J. V. Caller, B. P. Lewth R. Sheridan, H. D. Oar, W. Lawry W. 8. Smith, Augusta. Crawley, ar 7. 14 4 0 , J , Smith. J. A. Delwa J. G. T, W,.l_, 8=01441, P. B. Stanateld. 1. J. F. M249lflooks• CALCUTTA direct, the magnificent, new clipper Alp MEDIHIA, A 1 13 year% 148 tons register, SAMUEL PLANT, Commander (belonging Widmer*. John Allan and bone,. loading in the East India Dock& This tiful vessel. built In lag! sepremly for the trade, las eplaisd can semensodatkm, mad mill bow gulag daspaich.—For tralglit or parses sysif to GELLATLY. HAN KEY. sad SEEMS. 9. Lesdatthallstmet, LC. BOMBAY Direct (ender engage ment with fr„, India ). the woll-knovraverpool koa laUt iron ah. itAltAll SANDS. 1,110 Was, Al 18 rear, in Ma LiTor pool ahlp hook. JOBS GILLIII3, Commander, owned by Yr. Edward Bann, of Li . Wag la the London Doota—or E d magi, to ltAll e ligeand itID, la, ging Wllibum+treet ; or to IIIerELATLY . AAULCY , and WELL, ST, Leadenhall grol4 B.C. 'DORT PHILLIP Direct (to sail punctually on A. Umiak ol April, last skipping day Ord), Ms magnificent Diodes befit clipper ship BBNCIAL, Al, 816 toms register, H. P. HZUKILL, Commander: loading In to. fad India Docks. Has spisodld cabin accommodation, and from her fine lies Is im peded to males a very quick rim oat —Per freight or to DIVIIT and MOOR; Eilliterntreet .or roTE HANS.SY, and SEWELL, V, lisadinhallatreet. SYDNEY Direct (under enga474nt H.M. A, Commasloners), tut dig lath NAL the Sant Leedom-owned digger ship 8 ITFINA J. W. biDg Um Lost Inas Docks. This gas wag ass spoils sons very V ri tn=sad gessoals • good oggortausit2 to dawns fru —For [WO= to GII.UTLY, RAMEY, sad SEWELL. 27, TLC. SPECIAL 14077 CL LIVISPOOL, NNW YORK. AND PLIII 8111? .00*PANY. - . MIMI. and Passengers ste bw.h7 fordsttfelY Infomed VIM CpaaJ at earners, hitherto wiling oo Saturday for New Teek and calling at Queenstown tor pasasegers on Monday, wM to inter, sail from Liverpool as Fridays ; sad win cantinas a sating ever , alternate Friday bon /Avulses', wiffiag as m on the following day far pamegers and dee weal a r Tikif COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Sheet—Tye LIVIIIIFOOL, NEW YOKI, and /MILL NIA ITIAM-81111. COMPANY intend deepeteWng their falktowered aide-tient Iron Screw Steam-fibipa, cWInE at Qaeratown to embark passengers end despatch's, as follows : FROM . LITIftI B OOI FOB, NEW T7,-iaLiro.;:iiiu 17. ZTNA, Wedixeday, Aprtl ft CITY OF WASHINGTON. Wednesday, April IL CITY OF CORI, Friday, Slay 1. AM mei succeeding Wednesday, end every alternate Friday. Chita prongs 16„ 17, sad it Weems, &acceding to the wean noistices. Foreard including provisions soaked. Possongors C an arein gli r tined InsiSes and Beth& Cloinuablis booked thr as ow, &demagogue Irma.—Tor Softer piellteders to WILLIAM INNAN , 12, Water- We* line*, City. :or b sad MAY, 1. Zing William- ROTT ERD A M and the SHENK —TWICE a WW.—The Netherlands Itaisbeet pears favourite paelk4lsroasr lATAVTIII, (hat W. SUIT% from the Bitthth smart Yeeetaa Mess-wharf, Winds', every Sunday, al U mail retheathi tram Rotiordiow "my Tacalay Perth. AI fa, AI 10a, sad I7a ed. : ream, /.3 fa, LE la. are LI et 3d. The t sorevrotetaier ITS2IOOI.D malls from off the Tower =1; 11 =5 . ta Pane. Ll'e l ad "l 7 lll l. frega ßotk MOM "er g sundae with rot sad Nsl aiad oothets ea the Ihrh un oc Poe tires* totes oder to the prhaol thawed tithe Me. to ouenure Mawr& Pew. W.. at to PH 'PAW 11ILLUTII. 11. leakiesa I 0.• T HZ GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. f 1 -ANINAJIALT PIN cm. ranatlNCl NOM T A NCroat Nostont law to motet M VON, Ow wow te laTi s a= the above igt eA besstag a end pima! VIII NIP OICA. re MINIM Intro* COMISMIIOIO free UNI) dole it poomit—AD.O. millet to istoods. shier pulooollpot by lot to wmitot , J. I. OWlllt, Ileaciber. 111 Vbompoto Velar. Apra, IVA. VALUABIA ILRCTRICAL, GSZMICAL, and PROTOGRAPRIC APPARATUS. : J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION. his Great Rooms U. Xlnputreet, Coreatoardes, TO. &ROW, Aptl 1 7 , at half put Lt s = T= l l CALS and DRUGS In nuabbtes. de., the property of a patinas dreassed : alto valuable MINTY and lass pltotopapba boobs, de.—On view tie day pis nod =er adallipsa but WATIIIIROTON and BEOGDEWS GOLD v.• ciallDle ey key erehgli. at nalleable web*, end the ylkolueele mandeatereme plow 'The gold Ihr li rdrine rearsaieea mid sots. rwpior % ehend tbe peke ehaapd Here the How Teed year elide wehglis, ho the Mead mesh The SIMMS et the geld, ad done for [Addeo." Itaaatactam 1!o. 14 /learl66lB.46reit, Covaicgardra W.C. fas Oms. We ft filar sal 10.6806, kr la 661611166maal a Gnat 66 61a Sr sa Ma& laam sad on lhalaags i I Mint k ff l ff t ir iAT SALE at KID GLOVES id BAK= and CRISPS ow Premises, IN. =GRIM Wien and Gastineau's beet Park Kid Mores, eii=sta i MAD IX2 s alllNlCSl er Ltraltrr at onsalrd MIS OM& oast. DREBIL—HAIIIILTON wed rTON. Won, Edon p.bLc that the NW DS an ant randy. and specials sansenta an kap av ln. ii= t i c alai a anon stack nt ninon as WWI for aan na an al anterlal and panana en anon be excaßad. 1I STRAND, (warn ZIZIU.RALL. QTZVENS a SON.—Wine and Spirit Merchants. 11111111 H and COLONIAL SPlRlTS.—Stevens sad Sees English Oln bas 1 been pre-eminent for hist quality, strengtle, end devour Its b gbb~barsoter litany maintained. lap& On. ad, les. Sd. , Oybast quality and 'trend*. Ile., ISA ed. per gallon. Whisky. raperiorhighland,les-206. ; Irish, DX wind lon. Rum, old Jemmies superior, 13a. ed., 15a.: very choice, 175. Staub, lie dd. British brandy, 16s. per esßoa. nttuo - cordiale , lie. ed. Stevens sad Son also keep Seblediva Rollsnds, 171. per gam sad Us. per doom OW. Geode de livered tree within Ave sense Terms, rash.-7d, Bieliosesete strset-witbla. Tits Prrsuc-moues Bru..—A public meeting was ogled by the layer of Southampton on Tuesday evades, at the mutt of a number of the inhabitants, to politics parliament in hour of closing public-houses on Suadsys. The resit* was held at the Guildhall, which was crammed to @dramatics. Mr. Alderman Palk was called to the chair. Thseppealtiort to the object of the meeting was so great, and Gamed such costumier, that the chairman dissolved the engstgag. The dissolution was, however, recalled, but the conforicso Maraud to such a degree, and a breach of the pesos appeared so imininast, that the pollee bad to be milled in. Ultimately a resolution was pored, to the e ff ect that the members for the borough should be called upon Ami reader every opposition possible to Mr. Somea's bill io CROUCH RATYA AT ROCHPORD.OII Saturday, a vestry meeting was held in this tome and • threepenny men tos The Rev. T. Haywar d moved an amend lineint of the voluntary principle, remarking in th e aims@ et speech that in parliament did tot choose to mettle the patico, the dlerenters were compelled to trans fer the battle ground to the vestries. Rochford had hitherto beat a son-opposing parish, but it was now intended to contest this pintas year after year, until it was settled. ' Other speeches followed, sad the rate wee then put, and lost by • large majority. The churchwarden@ demanded a pea. which was taken 00 Monday, with the following re- Ter the rate, 62 pavan, with 89 votes ; spinet, 80 pleas, with 83 votes. The rate sou therefore pined by kw yoke, although • majority of the ratepayer, were op posed to it. The anti-rate peaty, now that theyilksow their strength, have no doubt of winning with votes as well as voters at the sett contest. DEWATCH OP AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAHAL— Taiterday the Liverpool, New York, nod Philadelat Compeers steamer Idkburgh was despatched frees pool for New York with malls for the United Shit* My cabin together with • number of steerage mead a large cargo. Today the Quebec and Mootreal Meg ship Anglo-Sum will leave the Mersey for with mails for Canada and the United States. TAU'Ss may be forwarded is the ordinary °Dune from the Liverpool 'Pest- Moe until 2 p.m., led late despatches via, will be In time posted before 8.30 p.m. without, before 9.30 p.m. with the late foes of Id. On Saturday the Conant Royal Mail ship Europa will be despatched from the Massey for Roston, with mails for British North Amato ad tot United States. The box at the Ura -1 peel Postsiallee for the reception of letters, he., will close at 8 La. es that day. Late despatches si Queenstown fen easy be L (arranged up to 9.30 p.m., by the payment of late ei krzocrrres OF TEN Livzsroor. CRIMPING Briorim. —*LAW flaweers, enikirs'amtlitter; Flury Williams, hear& itd - hotwo Ned Joseph O'Briert, ~raiser-..a1l mu. apparently wait h e do—were committed by the Liaised insgistalles yesterday es Wee charged alveoli biss Oimetwe Ilddeve, foots waustri. Mho' hem Wait the a skip Malkin. It OA INTIGORATIVI slip, and had ge preired st 4 wil is Crst o jet • for bs t we lhaisii use clothing to the vetoed S.' et En outlet ear atomised ; resters to OM BMus was entitled to reseiewil.lre. es al the eseregons. en b e:s id W my" prima beak do , • Z aid eic4 ab aaaa , a d tb s i i yj s 4 1.. Oldie err doll Node. sad Mom bell! ammo 111.11 e howidate • debt Is awed MB lit No _alPbor pipit end lavish& *Oa ppm biesillsi to So augsliN lin hi Reuse's elipp, aid beet him% tit . b ke b o n, as , mismia TIORMS maser, indictee a engem *NM overlie Mil seems Maim arrampelsa Odsedureet. /CC., pecallintlitb , lothe his DOM 1 1, 0 vb. ant 123. temilseisnillreet, lestivo pcd spoke very rinfavounible the pehmems SMOTAOLK43, improved by HARRIS sad DOW, will meet °mislay emir.* as slit& Mbar emeog M "Mee Med, with crystals or POW" Ibi: I C= N ith ti.: 4 Ils. OW and Biles, Ilpse= s eed variety, et equally low prim. Olsen, ri a lLoo tree. THOS. HAIM sad SON, O 't be the Tandy. opposite Use Mid* Museum lasides. Ma. Ceettou.—Ne lesvellers employed. TTBED . lltnzet every Family by all Outfitter', ea New- ee.oNtre IMI.Y.AIf .Iffr %AMINO INK (the ) requires no preparation, end is by tar the hest tee writes' fel an; silk. to. It affords an Indisputable means af ids imr Week shirts, tablecloth; end every variety of weft Bpi To be obtained of meet sists, medicine vendoen efettsw. Ike . to the United % , and at la, Inenlnsak. West emaltbleid, City without whir address on each label ties Ink ie not genuine. Prise la per bottle. HING IMPOSSIBLL—The mt a e z et u. and Om mad lanaatton ot the day, AQUA 008 WILL and co., nts. Kiettooart, Lombard: strat i rdts 164•01% evereettany ore to the pantie flike mrvellotte MIK wetted ersdnally renorto the human Mir Telethee lute—uo natter dt whet age. The Aqua Amara' Or sass s the yeeparties of dyes: It, on the opulency, It WHIM to the mem, and when. the beer la once reliewd MO per maid ow keep It la yecneet adore. Mtn Or per bottle. A FINN 11:1AD of HAIR, tee Board, Wbiskors, sad INthislides ere realleed by the um e of ROWLANDS WtaSSAI OEL This eaglet, Migrant, and pellucid oil is to ligh repute for Its unprecedented success ilhe liniv r2fit pews `promotive the gondb, restoring, and = Meg linkmen bar. It prevents hair from tailing off or tom a .... . ...tbratifully Soft, p ii and y. Tor it is especially recommended, as forming the baste of a heed of hair. Is all climate* It alike displays its a egthpathble results, and has long been an established favourite Is h Price 3a. ad , 21., its. SA, equal to fear seasth add !la pr bait s. Sold at 20, liatton-garden, and by eksealate and pee -Ash for invisnds` Mss OIL A NEVIN FAILING RZBINDY. Dr. SCOTS SEIM and Livia MIS, urea. al any bogarbl Isp•Masit. hen as TOWN Nit. bob win %a lomd laenbibie to all vim mew Das and Dm anna plebta bebeerben, spawn. glddrarne, *Wars al an arm de. ler WOW Ivaarm erabariliaparbrieneedlebe, gad as a gabby at Ilea bleed. Ong ars left eaddlost wad to Mir end rabbi Mr lbe inemeb Orb mit= 41= Li clegineles Oa abide nibren• Cadilla4MlSN and la 14d, and da Si Da bre is IA br. Dr. acatel Liver Mb The pastas ere a nom rim minim wish " Witham larliere engraved on be alb, D. RIOORD'S 38811501 of LIPS mime midteed le lie nod obsPered veraltatises ft bar weeks. hilsr• k Impumaie. Ms ellosis are permorm. I. 1.1.11.16111). ...Ail la eery willi hi 1112~111111. M 11a, at kat lor INK, ase ssmip ==4= NNW ea uilleasso• WI Os. MIL lbw* rip Tworl.har. !t - m" _ _____ °mbar. Mr W. _____ —.rents:As. D. C. Byte.. C at Dumas. M. Martha. P. W. Tesler P. A. Iva" W. Mathew% A. The, *. =wart, J. C. Merry. J. Verse', Mr IL Berlig. N. L lUDs. J. R. Vistas, H. H. Yeriray. lard Monis, D. Warman& Portesese. R D. Monis la. W. Westin. a Reset, Cal. N erqs , A. T. W k!". .1 William , W. °admit% Sir F. H. Ogilvy. 89r J. Wild. I. Gown, 1. L _ - eresse. --. J. Grains. S. Owike, 91r S. 0. Pete. 81r 'admen, Z. Dove* Sir C. NODS. _ . Adderley, C. B. Ocom W. Z. Morn* W. J. AW.W. Oower,O. W. Mowbray, J. B. Graham, Lord W. Murray. W. Arhatimott, Oen. Of OliVel. B. Nowdegate, C. N. Asia J. R. Oreensll, 0. /Owl, W. =•11,. Col. J. Greenwood, J. Om, OW, Noel. G. J. North, Cot Bratliwisa, A. A. Over do Wliton.Vba. Northeola Sir B. P. H. OriMlb, C. D. Packs, C. W. Derek, W. Gordon, B. Parke, Col. Beaummit, W. D. Masolltun. Lord C. Pakenbans, Col. lisecrott, G. S. Hamillon, Vlach. Pakington, Sir J. Bentlnck. 0. W. Banbury. E. Palk. Mr L. Benyon, I. Iliadkry, J. Papillon. P. O. Baresford, W. Realaw, Hr J. Parker. Major &mord, T. T. Slimly, O. Patten. Col. liddolpk, Col. Bardy, J. reworks, O. M. Blackbarn, P. Nartell% I. B. Peel, Sir B. Bolin, W. Hay, Sir J. C. Peel, Gen. limudey-Moen, J. Noothooks, Mr W. Phillips, 0. L Bramstoo, T. W. iiimathento, G. H. Portman, W. H. Bridge* Mr B. W. Healey, J. W. Pam 0. Briscoe, J. I. Hem* Sir P. W. Powell, F. 8. Brooks, Z. Bemis. W. V. Powell. W. T. Bruce, Maim 110., H. Pritchard. I. Bruce, Mr H. N. Helfer* IL 11. Palter, aW . Burghley. Lord riolmasdula. Vied. IMPlora O. W. Burrell. 81r P. Heed, Sir A. A. Ridley. Sir Y. W. Batler-Johnetase, II li.a ll , T. B. Howley. N. T. ikeztod. ci t _ . liotham. Lord R Tee% M. FAIVI 7 . Cas e. • ar t i r li4 9 " . frbt,l.Ll. G. Selateraeoth, O. Clbrildry Ur IL J. Besibentone, P. S. ashire, C. J. 1 . =.1 1 Jemmy% Earl Shirley, Z. P. Johnstone. J J. Smith, Blr F. W. C. Janine, $l, W. O. Bank N. J. Millie, B H. 'kola, Abel Cosirese. A. D. Kekesrleh, S. T. tank S. G. Cosle . V l. e, Sir W. Kelly. Mr F. Smyth, Co Assume, Z. W. Amok .7._ Oat" T. J.r • A ----- Ifs. H. power IL Copeland, Mr. Aid. Kahibt XW. S ai ta e ttar. J. B. Cranford, R. H. Xakhliot. X far H. X. Cabin, 0. IDOT. lIII*r drawer. Sir H. Culdtt, W. lama Sir Z. Start. H. 0. came& rime.. laird. J. Start, Liwat..CoL Dkreedl, X Langton. W. 0. Talbot. W. 0. Do Cana, C. Letroy, A. Tempest. Lord A. Da Pre. C. 0. las. W. Thyme, Lord H. D. H. J. 8. 1. K. Lae*. W. J. Tomos, I. lad. Lennox, lard 0. G. Tread', C. IL 'awards, Maier Ledo; Lard H. G. Tralaway; Ilk J. 1 Neensa, Sir P. G. Liddell. H. o. Trollops. Kr J. 11 4181Wo, X X Uwe, B. P. Turner, C. Bearton, X C. Loam W. Vance. J. Kenton. W. Lmoa. Sir IL wansittart. IX , Knilsid. Tient. Loraine, L rd Vernon, K. X ' Pre. Col. Lowther. Cal. Walker. J. R. lamptamr, Mr IL L Lowther Capt. Wallioia. S. H. Fame. J. ean, O. Walsh. Sir J. lellowea. Z. OM. r. Waiter, J. Permed. W. K. %valiance. I. V. lillaser, Sir X X W. Way, . Al. PlNgerald, W. X Mackie. J. Welby , W. R. litswilliane. C. W. Xainwaring, T. Whitmore. R. Ihdpwaba. P. J. Makatea, I. W. Wickham. H. W. Portage, Sir G. Namara. Lord J. Wooed, B. I'. loam, W. 0. Martin, J. Wyndham. P. look/rt. 0. W. Mier, T. J. WYan. C. W. Chard, IL S. MIA A. Wynne. W. W. lisrastt, W. J. !Mord. T. oearpr, J. liaia.lard R. 00pla, CaL Montgomery, P&G. TOMO. Goddard. A. L Lunt, Sir C. Cecil. Laid il. Gan, J. R. Marva, O. Haat, 0. W. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1863. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (sztren's maazaws.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. CRACOW, Ana U. The Czaa of to-day states that several fresh bands of insurgents have been seen in the district of San domir. A serious engagement has taken plaoe near Suwalki, in which 3,000 insurgents participated. The Russians lost 200 killed and seven guns. THE POLISH QUESTION. PARIS. Ana Ili The despatches from the French, inglish, and Austrian governments on the Polish question wets to have been remitted to-day to the cabinet of St. Petersburg. No reply to the same is expected before ten days hence. It is aaperted that Prince Napoleon will embark on Monday next for Egypt. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Aria 15. It is semi-officially announced that Austria ins energetically protested to the Danish government against the royal ordination of the 30th March, relative to Schleswig-Holstein. EGYPT. PROGRESS OF THE SULTAN. CAIRO, Ann. 15. The Sultan has made an excursion some little distance up the Nile. His Majesty has given magnificent presents to the Primes's& It is asserted that the Sultan still regards him self as the guest of the Viceroy, and has abstained from any ad tending to display authority. The Sultan will leave Cairo upon his return to Constantinople on Friday. AMERICA. QUEENS TOWN, Aran,ls. The Inman steamer Etna, which arrived here this evening,brings 34 cabin and 62 steerage passen gers, and 414,060 dole. in specie. (Per Etas.) NEW YORK, Ann. 3, Nouns*. • It is reported from Hilton Head that General Hunter him ordered a negro brigade to return from Jacksonville, it was supposed to-operate in the attack on Charleston. General Dix writes from Fort Monroe that be has no information to warrant the conclusion that the Confederates are evacuating Richmond. Semi-official Washington despatches say that reports from the commanders of the Federal vessels which attempted to pass Port Hudson were re ceived, from which it appeared that all the yea-. eels bad reached the last and most formidable of the batteries when the steamer Mississippi grounded. This mishap caused a derangement of Admiral Farragut's plans, and the vessels re turned down the river. Southern journals assert that the only casualties in the Port Hudson bat teries during the passage of the Federal vessels were one lieutenant wounded, and one man severely wounded. The Richmond Examiner contains an official re port from General Bragg, dated Tullahoma, 27th, stating that General Forrest had visited Brent wood, burnt the bridge, taken all the property and arms, and captured 800 prisoners, including 35 officers. Brentwood is nine miles from Nashville and Franklin, at both of which places than are several thousand Federal troops. An engagement has occurred on the Bear River, Washington territory, between 200 Federal troops and 500 Indians. After four hours' fighting nearly the entire band of Indians were killed, 420 of them being left dead on the field. This band of Indians had murdered many miners and emigrants i of the overland route. The Scrapbook Republican, referring to negro ex peditious into Florida, hopes that the whole negro foroe will be concentrated at Jacksonville, as owners will then recover their negro pro perty, provided that the blacks can be got far enough from the gunboats, and ridicules the idea of negroes doing serious fight ing against white men. The Federal journals, how• ever, assert that the negroes have several tunes en countered the Confederates near Jacksonville, and defeated them. The Savannah Republican says :--" The want of provisions in Savannah is becoming more important. The city authorities have requested the railway authorities to refuse to carry provisions out of town. This may do good so far as rice is'concerned, but it is questionable whether there is anything else in Savannah. For the past few days it has been difficult for families to buy bacon, and many persons could not find corn meal even in small quantities. The evil is that retailers of provisions have been forced to go or send to the oonstry for supplies. They succeeded in buying some in small quantities, but their entry was stopped by go. vernment agents at the Gulf road. Even small paroals remain there while families require them." A publics ovation to General Butler will take place to-night at the New York Academy of Music. The Loyal League will hold a mass meeting in Union-square, New York, on the 11th of April, the anniversary of the firing on Fort Sumter. A large Union meeting has been held in Washington, in the House of Representatives. President Lincoln and the members of the Cabinet were present. War speeches were made, and war resolutions paned. During the month of March 200 gold, silver, and copper mining companies were formed in San Francisco to develop the mines in California, Nevada, and North-Western Mexico ; their nominal capital was ovary eighty millions of dollars.' A British frigate arrived in Hampton Roads on the Slat nit., from Havannah on the 23rd. All is quiet in San Domingo. The rebellion is crushed. The Captain-General of Cuba is making a tour through the island. He visited Matanzas, Cardenas, and Bimbo Saguan. Admiral Wilkes, in the Vanderbilt, arrived at Havannah, and sailed thence shortly afterwards. The British steamer Neptune arrived at Haven nab. It is supposed that she is intended to run the blockade. Upon the substantial confirmation from Cairo of news in respect to Vicksburg oomes a further rumour, that Admiral Farragut, in the Hartford, has been captured by tha Cossfsdsrasss. Admiral Farragut passed Poet Hudson batteries with only two damaged venal*. The repulse of General Banks is now reported on the authority of Philadelphia papers. This of course entails fresh delays before Port Hudson, and leaves she Confederates at liberty to continue their traffic overland and by the Red River with Tessa, Artansas, and Mexico. NEW YORK, Aram 3, Ar712.1100N. Further Federal accounts from New Orleans assert that General Bantu's second reconnaissance from Baton Rouge succeeded in its object, which was to asomaiain the whereabouts of Admiral Far. ragnt's vowels, but the details of the expedition do not materially differ from those published by the Philadelphia Ampler. General Bank" laat New Orleans. Thaw is a esesidemble Confederate force under Generel Kirby Smith in the neighbourhood of Stasksor Obr, , abd the Confederate gunboats, Queen of the West and Webb, are said to be in Chafelaya liver, not far above Brasbear. The main body of the Federal. under General WeitrAl are at Bayou Bouf and Braabear, and ekirmishing manes daily between the contending fermata e . _ _ AR expedition .imabeen made from New Orleans across Lakiertailisertrain to destroy the Pam Manch* bridge,* Wee opening dilate Pontchar train and ManriP as. The expedition is reported to have taken poseemion of Pass Moriches and pro ceeded to Posinkatoula. Several prisoners and 400 bales of °often were captured. It is reported in New Orleans from the Gulf that yellow fever was already assuming a malignant form in the extreme South, and an impression was prevalent that it would reach New Orleans this summer. New Orleans has been free from yellow fever sines 181& Union leagues are being esta blished at New Orleans. The Chafteston Courier of the Ifth says :—" Four steamers have arrived from Nuaan since Sunday. Notwithstanding the blockade Charleston is en joying a larger direct foreign trade than pbe has ever bad before." The stemwers Cornnbia. and Beauregard, with 1,400 bales of cotton, arrived at Bermuda on the 23rd from Southern porta. The steamer Gertrude has arrived at Charleston, and the steamer Bri tannia has arrived at Wilmington. _ _ _ The privateer Florida has captured and burnt the ship Star of Peace, from Calcutta for Boston. The Florida has also captured another American schooner. She was chased by the Van derbilt off Barbadoes, but escaped. The 'captain of the steamer Peterholf is said to have laid the facts of her capture before Lord Lyons, who, it is reported, will make a formal demand upon the government for the release of the vessel, and indemnity to the owners. The British schooner Mary Jane has been cap tured off Wilmington. The Virginia Legislature has passed a bill pro viding that speculators in food shall be punished for misdemeanour. President Davis is reported to be suffering from an abscess in the eye, by which, it is feared, he will lose his sight. The preliminary report of M'Clellan's operations, from the evacuation et Harrison's Landing to , the chide of the -111sr7imul esaapeiga, hM been published. He declares that the disgraceful sur render of Harper's Perry deprived his operations of the results which would have forezed. a brilliant sequel to a substantial and gratifying success. A large ovation was given last night by the Loyal League and the citizens to General Butler at the Academy et Music. General Butler made a characteristio speech, and declared that the British government and aristo °racy hated America with hate passing all under standing. He urged a proclamation of non intercourse with England, and the stopping of exportation of gold, so that the Western produce would be shipped to France in exchange for silks. A mass meeting of the Loyal Uwe was pro- posed to take place in Washington in June. NEW YORK, Ann 3, EVENING. General Sherman's Sunflower expedition bas returned, and ia disembarking at Young's Point. The expedition is said at one time to have been hemmed in by the river obstructions placed in the front and rear of the transports, and to have been extricated with difficulty. The canal opposite Vicksburg is abandoned, the Confederate cannon commanding two-thirds of its length. It is reported that the Confederates have taken the steamer Indianola to Alexandria, on the Red River, and repaired her sufficiently to make her serviceable. Fears are entertained for the safety of Admiral Farragut's steamers Hartford and Albatross, as the Confederates now have three rams between Vicks burg and Port Hudson. The Confederates, under Van Dorn, are creasing the river at Palmyra, and are endeavouring to flank General Rosencrana on the left. Van Dorn has a heavy supply of artillery, and his movement is sup posed to be aimed against Kentucky. The Confederate armies of Tennessee and the Mississippi are reported to be forming a junction. The Confederates are in force in the neighbour hood of Fort Donelson. General Hooker has ordered a general muster of the troops of the Potomac army for the use of the provost-marshal in making a draft to fill up the complement of each regiment. Mosby's Confederate cavalry visited Centreville, Virginia, on Tuesday, and left for Dranesville, where they encountered a squadron of Vermont cavalry, whom they defeated and put to Sight. M'Clellan's official report of the seven days' fighting on the Peninsula, and falling back to Berkely, is published. He says in the report that no such difficult movement was ever more success fully executed. The New York Times says General Butler's de nunciations of England, and his predictions of re tribution for the wrongs she has committed, were received and echoed with the utmost enthusiasm at the Academy of Music. The cargo of the ship Star of Peace was valued at half a million of dollars. General Price is re-organising the Confederate foreee in Arkansas, preparatory to the invasion of Missouri The redersla burnt Pensacola previous to eva cuating it. NEW YORK. Anat. 4, MORNING. Th► committee on the comduot of the war has issued ► report. The democratic journals continue to assert that • number of furloughs have been granted to Con necticut addicts, with the special condition that they would vote a republican ticket. Ths World publishes a special order from the War Department, die/naming from the service a [Stamped, ld. Additional.] New Hampshire officer, for circulating oopperbead tioketa, and doing all he could to promote the sue ems of the rebel cause in hi. State. It ie reported that the government will not at present take any action under the Letters of Marque Aot. DIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, APIIIL 3, Evzsura. Money easy, gold, 64; exchange on London, bankers' bills, 167 to 169. Stocks quiet: New York Centrals, 1121 ; Illinois, 89 ; Erie, 771. Cotton dull : middling Upland, 750. Flour quiet, 10c. lower. Wheat quiet. Corn quiet, lc. lower. Provisions quiet. Coffee, sugar, and molasses quiet, and unchanged. MEXICO. NEW YORK, Aran & Private advioes received from Mexico date that the Mexicana at Puebla numbered 18,000, under Ortega ; 4,000 more, under Comonfort and Car vajal, are between Puebla and the capital. At the capital Juarez had no force of importance, and on the fall of Puebla would take refuge in the State of IMorella. General Foray, with 12,000 men, was advancing by way of Orizaba, and General Bazaine, with 11,000 men, by way of Jalapa ; they would meet at Amozoc. Great complaints were made of General Foray's indifference to the political aspects of the campaign, and General Bssaine is expected to succeed him, particularly u it is understood that IL de Saligny has been restored to his full diplo imatic functions. NAVAL AND mairAßY. ADIMLAIST, APRIL 15. -•••PROMOTIONII AND AP PODITIMPIS.—.OoRMARdit F. M. Prattent, to the Leander. Lieutenants C. G. 8. Stalky, to the Edgar ; C. Mitchell, to the Camaidge ;T. S. Dickinson, to the Valorous ; W. N. Tafaell, to the Mediae ; G. D. Bush., to the Archer; H. liguroy and W. E. de C. Cookson, to the Leander. Bab-Lieutenant' A. C. Littleton, C. J. Kent, sad C. F. W. Jobasoa, to the Leander. Masten J. Loans, to the Asia ; and J. Allard, to the Getatterlaed, for Gerrie* is the Medusa. Payeasetere 8. H. C. Gray, to the Leander ; F. Brady, to the Brinumia ; C. W. Eska, to the Marlborough ; W. V. Milieu, to the Ramage; sad J. S. fluster, confirmed to the rebel. Midshipmen 0. it O. Carter, to the Valorous ; C. R. 8E044, to the Ulm ; Y. J. Horton, L Napiar, R, F. H. Henderson, E. & Ditgclak, the Hon. F. C. Lasalle', F. V. lam, F. H. Tabor, and C. G. Fatima, to the Leander. Asintant Paymaster J. 8. Fele* to the Lrandet. Clerks F. H. G. Wright, to the Cumberland; and H. Williams, to the Leander. Juniittant Clerks W. S. Walla, to the St. Viaoent ; end C. P. Penny, to the Louder. Aseident Engineer G. T. Stomach, to the Cumberland, as suptriumerary. Naval Cadet S. A. Halt, to the Leander. CHATHAM, Aram 15. A serious accident occurred yesterday evening to a maker, Lased Timm Rogers, employed cm the Active, ia deck. by a Meek hike( au his herd, coming a mem traders of the skull. He was immediately mo seyed to Melville hospital, but no home are soteriaMed at his memory. • Lord Palmerston attended a meeting at Romsey es Saturday last, for the perm of adopting active ism warm to protect the Winos in the river Test. The Teat nine thro2sgh his lordship's park at Bradlee& TKO MUSDZR 111 Sr. lamas's. —Yesterday morn ing the placard offering the government reward of 1001. for the discovery end conviction of the murderer of Emma Jackson, in George-street, Holboro, on Thursday last, was extensively circulated throughout the metropolis. It dated that the deceased was last seen in the company of a man between 26 and B 3 yeses of age, Mons 5 feet 6 inches is height, weak ayes, heard on chin, and wear* • black coat and billy-coat t. Informatioa is to be gives to Inspector Williamson, of the detective force, Sootland.yard, who has charge of the ease, but up to the time of writing so reliable information had been received. The deceased was, with a number of other paupers, buried en Tuesday is the paupers' burialimound, Woking, Surrey by order of I the authorities of St. Giles's W The father and mother attended the interment. THZ BROMPTUN MllRDER.—Yesterday afternoon Mr. Langhorn, the deputy-coroner for Westminster, held an inquiry at St. George's Hospital respecting the death of Charlotte Haisee aged 37y ears, who was alleged to have bees murdered ender tliefolki win; singular circumstances Emma Hutton said that she lived in oue room at 13, Yeoman's - road, Bromptoo, with a Mrs. Robinson and her son, Samuel Robinson. Deceased was the wife of a coachman, but she was not liming with him. She need to come to witness's mom swirly every morning after remaining out all night. On Monday, the 6th instant, ate came in as mold, and Samuel Robinson rase op to get his coat, which was hanging on the wall. Deceased said that the lining was hanging down, and she asked him whether she should cat it off or sew it up. He turned round in • fury and spat in her tam and thee ran to the fireplace and seised a bar of iron. His mother said to dammed. ""Ron -6y—he is going to hit some of us. Dammed rushed downstairs, and be no after bar shouting, ' " You fiend, I have got you." He overtook her at the dosss% sad streak her down with • olow of the iron tar on the task of the head. She annelid out to the gardenvete, and lay there nearly semelem, be striking her on the head several times. He continued him blows until some men cum up sad pulled him away. The pollee removed deceased to the hospital, and 'nested her asseihat. There had hem so previous quarrel whatever. Mrs. Anne Robinson said that her son Semsel was • tams. founder. He was generally out of work on account of his temper. He was deaf, sod was of • sullen disposition, fro m:catty sitting for hours with his his on his bands, and be would hardly utter a word is a month. There was no quarrel Won the oecarmeas deposed to by the previous witness. After the examination of some other witnesses, the ooeooer summed up, and said that the case as it stood was simply one of wilful murder. The question of the date of mind of the accused person was one for inquiry Isidore mother tribunal. The jury returned • verdict of " Wilful murder against Samuel Robinson." EXPLONION AND LOOS or TIMER LITER—About six o'clock yesterday morning the corning mill used in the manufacture of gunpowder belonging to Mr. Jobs Sharpe, and situated in the perish of Ewell, Surrey, exploded with • treemedom shock, killing instantly the throe men em ployed at the 'rocks, and scattering the fragments of their with the &brio of the building for some hundred yards around the place of the accident. The unfortunate men are named James Baker, who leaves • widow and six yesag children ; Odebam, as elderly man, whose family is Goes up, and • win has been for some years es pid. on the works ; and • man named Wooverman, who is . reported to have come recently from the powder mills at Hormalow—all therefore accustomed to their &aggress avocation. Their blackened and mutilated bodies have been picked up in the adjoining held; and of two there will be difficulty of identity exeept by minute portions of their dives, and they now lie is one of the shattered outbuildings awaiting a oroute. In quest. The property belongs to Sir floury Bridges, and is on lease to Mr. John Sharpe, whose residence, not far off, is much shaken, the window frames being blown in and every mine of glass destroyed. The shock was felt at Ewell and Spam. The buildings, are reported to be insured. It is sot probable that the mum of accident will ever be discovered, as the death of the three unfortunate man must have been indentamous, and the wreck of the building is entire and complete, sorb being the force of the explosion that several large timber trees forming pert of • wood, betwees which sad the mill-pond the corning mill was placed, were blown down. TIM EXTRAORDINARY CASE or Hosea STRALING. —Yesterday aftencon William Beaumont Hotham, of 9, Alfred-place, Bedford-square, London, who described line ' self as a geatlemeo. was again brought np before the Bishop's Morticed magistrate., oo a charge of stealing with vielesee, at Mx-mile Bottom, near Newmarket, • horse, the properly of Mr. James Caeairly, hotel propeieter at Harlow. I MeceshalL a groom in the semen of Mr. Cassidy, deposed that es Saturday morning led he was return ing from Newmarket with a horse and fiy, •is company with another groom named Dedroan, who rode one hems arid led four ethers. The , who was maim ea the reed, mut sip struck Deriman with • sae* and ales tie 6* Mein him to fall off the hone cm which he sop when the sprang on An its back aud qt pm. Inspector Ryder, of the erta to approlisidieg the primmer at the Gomm el =gre Stretford, whilst is the set of eardeMew ea settee I. poem the stolen Lune. XL Gam* mid - the mineser was a steamer to him, although le bad sees him at TattenalY and 'safeties* rate nomethoge. n• , who be my atothing anew" ten wimi hilly mumbled ter *slat*, seat Omidwidonaks tglertar samioes. CIWOPENCE FINE ART& NIL MOZLEYI3 OOLLEOTION OF WATER-OOLOITft DRAWING& This excellent collection of drawings by the mere meat pastors, formed by Mr. Mosley, of Elmhurst, eses Umrpod, is now exhibited at Maus. %Betio and Maatwa's mess previous to the tale, which takes plate oa Friday sad liateirday next. It contains 169 fkmfbilss merly all of superior eseellenee, and some of first-Ista merit. Ea a eolledlon it is chiefly remarkable fcc the drawings of Mr. Birket Faster, thou4k there are aramplee et aimed every painter of eminence in our arter iole:or aselstiss, sad four faterestinit drag/kegs by Turner. These en in the seemed day'• male, in company with the acre tholes magpie. by 'Aber artists. MUSIC. lONIC CONCERTS. The find of the New Philharmonic Concerts for this, their twelfth won, took place last evening at Bt. James'a-hall, wader the direction of their fouuder and sole maw. Dr. Wylde. The programme of the performanee wan as follows : PART I. Overture ilplaglale in Aubele. - Oluck. Song, " lave in Precast" ,Aete and Cialateta Mr l, Shim Reeves ' Concerto la A major, fee clarinet and orchestes; clarinet, Mr. Warns Mozart. Duette, " Itssorrens o caro i Sal` (Ougilelen• Tell), Madame Lemmena Sherrington and Mr. Moe Romeo Symphony (ltrolca, No. 3) PAZ! U. Concerto In C major, for pianoforte Ina orehestrs ; pianoforte, Madame Atabeas OMAN Aria (Las Dleassatal, Madame lastrai Illhoeflar • SO4 . n Luber. Melt. and wog. " Lore mounds *a ales" (Ads mid Gslsiah Mr. dims BOOM) andel. Overran, (Tart) BOYAL . IIOITICULTUBAL soantrm The third of the spring flower shows announced this year by the eauseil et this oniety took plies yesterday —net, straitly epee/dig, is the Hoitimaltszal Garden, but is one of the refreshment departments of the ffshibition building. It is to be presumed that this partioular spot was chosen for the occasion by mama of the fact that the collection, though displaying abruidaat evidences of beauty and high cultivation, was not sulßeiestly extensive to de mend a very hap area foe the development of hi charms. The trash, however, natsegly famed WNW tt the at- Nation of the speentorr, that the Ml-coloured back-pounds supplied by the wall GI the• refresh ment-room, or nom, formed' as Worm:aims contrast to the varied beauties of the Bowers; sad the gooiest effect was certaisly sot improved by the inieriptione which "met the eye " at the feet of the staircases, announeing 'that din- nen at L. ed., end dinars et Is., kb, were to it obtained by thole who rat bt woad toe reeoceobie tout for the LONDON ORPHAN ASYLUM, OLAPrON. This excellent institution, having now attained its Mesh year, held its jubilee festival yesterday evening, at Ymehaat Taylore-hall, which was ipsated for the occasion by them:dent corporatioo of the Merchant Taylor' Com pany. fik Royal flighome the Duke of OANBiIiDOZ pre sided, sad among the company, aumbenng shoot 300, were Lord Drury, Colonel North, Colonel Clifton, Alder men fielomons, end a large cumber of the principal support= M the charity. Dieing the MY matury that it has beat in ezieleme, the Mediation be, heat the means of affording mainteranee, *kale& &Moderation to nearly 3,000 fatherlem children, end the rely* on the isexhanatible charity of the Britieh po 1., have determined this year to oommemo rate the jubilee by electing to the benefits of the charity no lass than ZOO orphans, namely, fifty in Jam mat, sad fity ha Ms failewing Jemmy. The maistemance of tithe large number of odd:omM participants in the charity will mat about 8,0001., and the otterstion sad ease icon io the 'Midis' t to about 4,000 i. more. The charity has argotic &abused no ken • aura than 3611,2704, and there are at this =meat so Mee than 437 orphans under ita protection. The report for the premot year mends the pa=r i ct that the efforts el the institution areaordially and that the ordhsery revenues derived = T cai t t u ' i d ci sabseriptime this your are fully easel to three base boas reserved is pint years; bat it is needlmeto lay that the eke:tics ef se lugs as additioa to the roiliest' al the eliarifY PowelffsdlY appeals to th e public to make isettessed efforts Se give MI o f and effect to their admirable pro position. The subsoniptims announced in the course of the even tug amounted to MIL Mr. Herber officiated u toestruster. As the company were preparing to retire a moat extra ordinary mess peseesithl itself lb tbs vestibule. 'The hats, outcasts, sad umbrellas had bees deposited to a small room, and whether owing to the waist of mass pr to the defects in the arrangements, the attempts to reobver them resulted in a furious meths, in which many blows were struck and discomfited sembathets ware now sad than NM sprawling on the Our. The barrier erected in front of the mom was brokee does at an early pm kid of the osotest, and the plate, plated le edeordthes with custom fee Ma fees of the waiters, wee overturned, notwithstanding , the most frantic efforts 04 the pert of some of thou interested to avert the esinstsopbe. The Deka 410'33)66dg., as if meeting the aming strife, retired early ; but Lord Lbury, who snomeded him in the chair, was to the thick of it, arid great amusement was mused by loses of hie lordship's admirers, who balled out Wady for his amt sod umbrella, as though they would sway be distingipshed in the chaos. The battle oom mewed before 11, and was still raging as the clock struck HOSPITAL POS OONSUMPTWIIANHpIszaszs OP rim CllitiT, BIOMPTON. On Sunday morning lasts sermon was preached by the Bibay of Rochester, at Si. Mark's Chao* North hudleystreet, us aid of the funds of this charity. The Bishop took foe hi tat fit. James, chapter 2, verses 14 to 17; and, towards the fed of as moeUent damns upon the subject of faith sad works, mid that • case of peculiar urgency bad bees entrusted to him to plod. Tao hospital wae greatly is need of help. 10 prorate for the large camber of lathe* even with the strictest economy, a yearly sum of betimes 8,0001. and 9,000 f. was . required ; the mead subscripthos scarcely exceeded half this amount, and the balance moat be made op by church oolleetioos, do. aatima, and legacies. The bishop closed hie semis by urging his hearers not to compel the roentgen of this ad rnirable institution to use panimooy owiog to say lack of fonds. . . . The collection amounted to 491. 13a. 4d., including two new annual subacriptions, and a liberal dooation from the right mt. preacher. Tar Nzw BAMPTON Litcruzaz.—The Rev. Thomas Debasey Bernard, N.A., who has ben appointed Samples Lecturer for 1864, was miseated at Raster Col lege, Orford, when he graduated in 1837, robin • second clam in denim Amongst times who took beacon in classics at the sense time were Once Bkralsy, Cason Loos. dale, and Lord Stemmata. In 1838 he gained the ?Norton theological prize for him ems y "On the cooduct and am meter of Bt. Peter," sad te 1830 the Oheseellor's prize for Lis essay on " The ciammal taste red sharacter compared with the romantic." 13e was ordained deacon in 1840, and priest in 1841. Immediately after his admission to the priesthood he was presented to the vicarage of Great Bed dow, Dear Chithadoed, and was nominated in 1848 by Lord Rayleigh to the .loen of Terling, near Witham, whisk he M preen* be*. • It will probably be in the recollection of our readers that lobos the Royal Nail steamer Avon wee, wrecked at Calm Mat November during a terrific gale, the OefW alanae bri g-e l -lost Bainbridge narrowly eloped a similar fals, art Int ler. Milne. fifth sagioser et the A.OO. with four oasis presses belong* to her, put off to the brig In a boat, and nomad her crew at great personal merino& blz. Nike bee jut received from Preadest Liam% a •ery handsome yid watch, on which is &scribed, "To John Mae, from the ?readout of the United States, for komenr, and humanity." The watch was for warded thro the American minister in Loodsn, and on Thuralay Irt Yr. Robert Ritchie, the company s superil , iamthihantneer, had the gratifying tookof handing it to Mr. CLIMAX. 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