The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-14 00:00:00

NEWSPAP ,> E? Z... . .. 4 ik ,- ' r 1 • . 0:4 . > i rI e - ;....i , ~*; : Al, I , r Ei.. „... 1 . E . : ,,,,, .„. _ 7 , . 1 (1 4 1 - 1 j t g Q i i v - t i l , - i t . ..,, • ~, i t . , ,_• . _ 1 I:1J: 4. • (i .saudx.. _ . ._,,L,...., _,... I g Iv.- - r - 4* r No. 5,203.) LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL . 14, 1888, [Stamped, ld. Additional.] [TWOMTCE PIuTTA, calling at the Gaps of Good afd brbas.-8111.Ut COMIKUNIC.ATION betwess a ffr N sad INDIA.—The wall-Imo,w sapper analliari l etesseoldp nimyara. meatam fiMbono power, JOHN SHIT Ceolaaam der any loadba is the Viotoria (lowa* Dodo, ban oa mai %tot pemerigen at ad leaving Gravesend m the mik y or pimp, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madam magedlood ship, bulb azgeemly to the India trade, Ms bow thermals/7 netted, baObolle moommadatios Her pamingera and win carry en m i perlemed aroma abo a Maw ardem. The wasp purge o Ihts 959~ - • & own Mum was 70 dsro to Madras ; the Weals Whig performed the voyage in 55 dam, being the Maned co mewl. The lay will be continued on the 10th has, ad oaths 204 h of mob memorling =oath. with the ableted paseboaltby, by ono of the ccisposy's irossnificeot Seel 05 sasWsll7 mew stoassalits. For freight or pomp to GAMMAS sad 00., PM , Se. 111115; Alan= WHlTs oda Cte" Leadealialtetreek : re at Me OITICES el 0011. mfr. 9, bineing-Ime, Go odin, N.C. ; wham Mao aletisms lee appubdiaada Es mbialdposes Mb service WWI Ise made. 11011.211 D LAW, fileontory. LL'ltitallCAL G 11014041 Ir, King's College, Lon- Soo.—Protasor TENNANT, YALE, will uommenee • DESE of LECTURES on WEDNESDAY next, April 15, at nine i l lo7. .12 r1 WAE eepedal roferenoe to the application of Geology to ng, Mining, Architecture. end Agriculture. The Lec terns will be continued on cub eneeeeding Friday and Wednes day, at the mune hour. Fee, Ll Ha. Sd. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. ..,~~ ITAIN. • Pew ova own commiseiniain.3. TUILIM, liai4 Dathe last few days calms& witutils Aire been of considerable length. That of yee terdey ted four hours, and was presided ever by the Meg. Signor Buonoompagni, who his several times been in the ministry, and who is one of the shier bedevil el the parlilmentaty majority, was I do not pretend to kiwi, what questions E e r s ebeim discussed in these councils, but they certainly belong for the moat part to the foreign policy o( the government. Home policy, however, claims its fair share of the attention of minis ters ntriP that the various factions seem to be feeling the invigorating influence of the spring season. Even when the oonncils are over and the ministers have returned to their several depart ment% they appear to have commuoicatious to make to each other, and information to im Thiele principally the caw with Signore in g itetti and Phiesni, who are perpetually exchanging notes. That il is public business which occupies them is generally known, but nothing more is known. Some people here believe that the old diplomatists look with • very unfavourable eye uEin the new Mudd si Tornio Affairs, Signor_ Yinvogti Vqt. nos* whom they regard as a new man, and who certainly had done nothing, and obtained no position in parliameht, to lead any one to suppose he would be received into the ministry. He is undoubtedly • man of talent, and of tried patriotism, but he has had no opportunity of acquiring that reputation which gives the moral authority so necessary in the representative of a great country, and in the man who has to dictate instructions to the experienced diplomatists who are at his orders. It is thought, therefore, that Signor Buonoompagni, who refused, from motives of delicacy, to accept a portfolio, might be induced to do so should Signor Visconti deem it necessary to yield to the silent hostility he encounters—hostility, by the way, which Sae not been manifested by parliament, that body showing itself, on the contrary, tenderly disposed towards the new minister. would be certhia to ono, ie course of time, to the oolosy which afforded him the richest field for his labours, whether priffessiethl re otherwise ; and in full view of thin feet it is the bouadme slaty et every colonist to offer a determined renitence to every attempt to found a penal settlement on any part et the Australian oast It is impossible trot he to drunk with the singular selfish- OM of the expediest by which the Teeroposes to transfer the convict produce of Englend n t o Australis. It never seems to have struck our English Goa temporary that we laver greet sa objection to be garotted as the citizens at Leaden. In any case OP Lave we to do with the refuse population of the British Meads ? The British goverment ham so more moral right to Peer port its criminals to Australia than Auetralia to mad bar oriminala to Middlesex. The obligations of the ostosy to the parent state caned be said to include the duty at re solving the sweepings of the horns gaols. As for the theory of treasportatiou is the abstract, we hold it to be a monad ate, if judiciously carried oat ; but it is one of the first coodltiona et the problem that the transportation should only take place to a osantry wliehuannot itself be tainted by what It reomerge. Transportation to a free coy, already established, would be monstrous set of injuatios, oath as no British onamesity in these days will submit to. There are, in the wale domain of the British empire, nu merous spots veil adapted to serve as penal satamouta for am mother oeuntry • bat in the selection of the most suitable plea the Iseparialprrentormat is bound to respect the feehnp sad the iateresto of communities already 'formed on the British type, 'ira n d=king et ellthe British remora to trim sad to e MUSIC. -•- THE MONDAY POYITLAIt 00N0Erlk otzum's swassmiLl THE POLISH ENBI7II,RBOTION. E. CHARLES DICKENS'S READINGS, Bonowernquare ROOM .-- TITS/WAY EVENIS6 neat. 11. at 8, Yr. CIA RUM DlOllllOl edit SAADIda DAVID OOP ILD !In sin °banters), and Yr. flell PAWYSIIII PAW!, Les Pickwick. Stalls, Ss. , centre siste, ft. ; beak nate la.; at Morn Chapman and Ha ll 's. 193 , Plamliny : Mn.ew Pott/e and Boa's. 13 and it, loyal nuttence ; Avellft's Wiwi office, et. Joace'rball , and at Payee's ticket dice, Liollll.llllll BiMINI. Tickets will be net, as and tatter Tbsiredny. Agelit. THOMAS HEADLAND, beereiszy. BREISLItr, arum LI The Brulauer Zeitang of to-day, in its second edition, announces that an engagement has taken plane between the Russians and the insurgents near Kolo, and Konin, is which the Russians were de feated. TRAINING SCHOOL of COOKERY, IA Berne's-street, Oxfordertreet. 0001/4 and HOUSZILEISPILES instructed by a FaiNCII DIAN 0008 upon very moderate terms, end SITUATIONS OBTAIN= MI Dinners of numerous coarees, leek &c., served up DAILY in the sod teished infle, I-relenting nausea opports aium o f speedy weeding in She art of cookery. Under the piteous.* of feadilee of the Welted teak. MATRA LANOTON, lay Superintendent. The same journal states that the insurgents have greatly increased in numbers in that district. WARSAW, Aram 12, Enpura. arIALCUTTA direct, the magnificent, new clip ML.I sktp liflDl7BA, A 1 IS years, 848 tons register, SAN PLANT, Wnsoaader (belonging to Meson. John Allan and Boas): lasting la the last India Docks. This beautiful mak built in NMI *prettily for the trade, hss epleudid cabin secouunodattos, End will have quick despatch.—Yoe freight or prow appli to GIILLITLY. NANENY, sad 81WILL, 27, Leudeshallatesea C. It is asserted that the Marquis Wielopolski does not intend to leave Warsaw, but is engaged in drawing up, with General Be rg, a project of re forms to be introduced into the administration of Poland, after the suppression of the insurrection. TRAINING SCHOOL of COOKERY, 14, Berserestreet, Orleed.street. DINNERS, WEDDING BEELICEARTE, Single Entries, Galan tines,sent ont upon unusually nuolentte term& Meets Mamas, de., prepared at the abuse establishment on the shortest notion THE 11,1J138LLN AMNESTY. SHANGRAE Direot (to tail the 15th April), the nsigattleent clipper ship MIRAGE. A 1 10 yews. 718 toes star JOHN ROBERTS, Commander loathe( Is the Nag India DOAN, This apktalld reseal has Asada some of the faded on record, Bowe" and having a large cr i ll b o:s et hee ems be (mkt); deepatabed.—Vor ea owe" /Amara. 'WINO and Oa., 11, frdssti LC; ea to OILLAILY, RANKIN, and 111 WILL„ ST, S.C. PAWS, APRIL 13. The Patric of this evening contains an article, signed by M. Dreone, on the Polish quartile. The writer expresses himself dissatisileti with the manifesto of the Czar, and says The diplomatic action of the Powers is engaged, and will be carried out, without being arrested by the feeble obstacle which an ill-disguised ruse seeks to throw in its way." *RII,IIIA LANGTON, IM TBAI° IN G SONOOL of COOItERY;* 14, lianassatiest. (rifordatreet. TM MULL TAB= IYHOTIod .nerd come% tweets. loss. ae.. by a 3211 ell NUN GOOK, at 4.30 sad at 7 p la. DAILY. MUSA 24 N. each, or tab for ds. Luncheon of soup sad cold medal 1140 2 41•44,14 cask 'Hasa ainl. TEA LANGTON, Lady flaporintendast. F 'FOR BOMBAY Direct (under engagement with MIL Canaan tor loft), the woll-labown Livoapoot Iron bat tidy BALILAII SANDS, 1,160 Wan Al IS ;oars, In the LIM , =on slip boot, JOHN' GlLLlZA i. Oonuminclon owned by Atr. Baton 01 IA the London Dookn—lor trolskt wet, to PA v A r rr It. Ylog WHllanantrort or to OW% ATLY, HAMMY, and *SWELL, 17, Inadonhan- Wu& IC. According to advice. by the last overland mail, Sir Gimp Ooy had made a visit to Waikato, sod u warmly missend by the natives, including the Ming party His pewees is interrupted by severe native dispatants *bout a claim to land had Wood to refer their divide to the arbitration of two natives and two Baropenes, with Sir George Grey as umpire. A ilre% which hew in Mu premises of Mews. MorrenazadCo.,destroyed3o homes in Auckland. The revenue of the proviso, 'is pro peeing very estisfactorily. The loss of her Majesty's' ship Orpheus caused feelinp of deepest regret among all Maim. The Superintendent of Auckland has deemed it asealaory to inispead the fusetions of all the local migration Agents =led* hie predecessor, and to cools. the dates. to A. T. Ridgway and Sons, the general agents of the provincial government, and to the local agelt2!r_. P 011.., Dahlia ; Mr. Greer, Newry • and Mr. B • Glasgow. The issue of special settlement land or=rr. Albert Land and other districts in entrusted to Mame. Ridgway sad Boas solely. The superintendent is preparing to lay Wore the promoial council at its next meeting • very comprehensive scheme of emigration, with a new specially to populate the northern part of the island with a good dm of settlers. T RAINING SCHOOL of COOKERY, la, Bersemetteek Oziordotreet. MALI mad MULE mavarra of undeniable chamfer ate =with ILITUATION3 la noblemen and gentlessen's free of charge by applying to Mn LANGTON, u above. The Slide does not think that the manifesto will satinfy either Poland or the Powers. The Tamps has an article to the same effect. The Opinion► Nationale, in an article signed by M. Gneroult, says : SYDNEY Direct (under engagement to H.M. N VCornmlastoners), tut shippin r tfatitday. Oho loodonowiud clipper ship 8 J. . mark lying in the &IA India Docks. gas Wall lime some ve requiringry rapid and presents good oggitglistatty tit aliwirs i P re:pl i t:ii.—For freight= ==lo tiMUTLY, HANICIIY, sad 88WILL. O. LC. QTEVENB and SON Wine and Spirit Merchants. COGNAC BRANDT.—Tbewell.known dlffieuityesperienced by the public to obtabing thls nmeb-esteemed foreign spirit in a = my sleie balms, Maven and eta to eaU attention to emendate by ask bow" en the high quality of which the meet Im=relissase my be Booed. S. and 80a import none bat Mae brandies, limping their selections to the shlpmeuts of kbees Cadre beams whom names and reputation are an ample of gritty and parity. To invalids and parties requiring far medicinal purposes 8. and Son would particularly ad dress rm. Their polices are as follow •—Brandy, superior M& worm Oa, : ditto choice old pale. Ws., 210 a per Won. Wines and agents of all kinds delivered tree within five miles. Terms eada-78, Blehopegalealneawithin. " Franoe will never allow herself to be misled respecting the value of the Russian amnesty." _ . - Dom PHILLIP Direct (to sail punctual' cc A- dm fill of April lest shipping day tdedl, the anplfed MILD clipper ship BENGAL, AI. 816 tons regtstar, H. S. Commander. loading in the East India Docks Ilse splendid (aids seanassalatlon, and from her fine lines is ex pected to maks • vary quick run ont—For freight or anis to DEMI' and MOORE, V. Billiter-etrest ,or ro a Olt LATLT, HANLEY, sad SEWELL, 27, Leadennalistroet. - _ Ida France and the Nation find in the manifesto the commencement of the satisfaction accorded to the withes of the Powers. CRACOW, Ann. 13. News received here this evening from Warsaw announces that the amnesty of the Cyr has pro duced no effect, and that the insurrection w➢l continue. REVIVAL MBITINGB IR BOOTLARD.-EXTRA- SMALL NOVO/. LIVIIIPOOL. NNW TOM AND PHIIADILPHIA STILLY ISHIPCOD[PANY. _ _ _ _ lblppem and Pameogire eis herallrospec •-• trolly informed that air Cot:lana i :jamas : hitherto mailing on Saturday for New York, at Queenstown for passengers on Monday, ell la Mart boot Livmpool an Fridays . sad will ecoilnoo ek ,„„ a rafting every alternate Friday from Liverpool, calling as cm tbe following day tor passengers and dos es um/ TEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Dbeet.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILA.- D 1211A11-8111P COMPANY intend drepatchlng their falt.powerod Cbdo-buill Iron Balm Steast.linipi, calling at Osionatown to esnlyark pears and daypatabso, as Yoliows : WEEKLY FROM LITWOOL FOR NEW YORK. 115114BURON, To-morrow, April Li. CITY OF mAircalstrsx, Friday, April 17. ITN 12 CIT OP itAtil di fiftt4, Wednesday, AprU 29. AIR every enceseding Wednesday, and every alternate Friday. Cabin sweep lA, 17, sad 21 guineas, according to the moors. modatlon. leeward peonage 8 guineas. Including all pro. id cuts cooked. Pamengers for Canada the United States, and British Womble, booked thr4 ow very ograntageoss terms. —For farther pardonless to WILLIAM IN N, 22, Water street, Liverpool ;or to V= and YAM, 1, /fog William- City. ROTTEB.DAM and the RHINE . — TWICE a WIUEL—The Netbetiaade Steamboat 's favourite pealleeteemer HATAY'S; Capt.plea, ov a ry S SunITH. the Saida mad Weeign Stesm-vberf. Way/day. M 11 ara, sad relare‘ag from lodged= eery Tuesday merelag. lams. AI Is., 8 1 10a, sad 11t ed. : regal% FA la, AS fa, sad tl la. Sd. The las serseMeemm 7TIFOORD free el the Tower =sy na =r ir artirt i lied Lnl i k fri tt melds no, la eseaszka with Ira emt foulest steamers ea the ithhea— me Ma roZrarrortvia relar #111. 4 .141: 1 41m5, OZA A ffit sad PIIILLIM, 11. loo4142•4 T HE (TREAT EASTERN RAILWAY 0011 PANT. 701711-AND-A-RAL7 PTA CWT. rzinatzna Th. groat Bader Whim Compup It ~rot to nein APPLIC.ATIONI kir slues at £l or war& st The above MICK, bosolar a bud proderoutil Warta et 41 pot oent. por mom. Wand 01111111111MMIS tom tin dote at poromol. lab 1, 7 hirt le the _:te I. B. OWEN, Secretary. la Vltagsgsfo Tortslaoa. Arll, N. CLICRIOAIa m MIDICA c L ie and GENERAL l& IT. lall=l4 LOXDON, &W lisamelei MAI sr the etalmars agsraikina The Anneril bean 4110,0110 The Aresreaste Pund la Atrested rein ,n 180,000 NOW Aeon! Trending ter the Lan /30,017 Di wee sided to Tondo et the lad LIMN! Tani Mins by death paid L 1,711,778 The telkiwing an among the dlethestne features of the So den: Clinet BID! —On Policies for thewiwie of life, cas half al the Amami Primness during the drat In years main on credit, and either continue ea a debt on they, or he paid offal ma Use.l Low Idris or Plummy Yon Yormo Was, with out, peed- VaiPripet& elm Liras may be armed at Premiums proportioned to the Inenesed risk. Twain Barnziriarr or CLAMS —Claims paid thirty den saw proof of death. Tn ACCOCITS AND BALASCO SMUTS are at ell times open to the inneetion of the Assured, or of persons proposing to assure. Tables of Bates and loran of Proposal nut be obtained from say of the Society's Agron, or of GLOMS CUTCLLYY& Actuary slid Secretary, It, at. Jannessquare, London, B.R. The lteverdonary Bonus at the Quinquennial Division In 1802 =Boer Oant, and the Cs* Donna 28 per Cent., on the paid in the ream The sal Dineen el Prone will take place in January, 1867. RIIPTUREB.—The PATENT SELP -11110 .ADIIIIIIIIIO 02.1111 AN 1111188, acting (decimally whit.. out rag V reeneenended by the fealty tat the ewe sal gelid el bank. The ascaseszy quality of a good trues aa attaieat asieting power, without unnecessary presume am tfeethe pet dialed, which dateable object Is alone obtained la a J. ISO sod Co. I. P eassentabered with Aran W. spiral sprinp, a pad behisi.— iccadilly, ITEMD aig al tr et s. every nogg, by !lI_O IN utfittas, V Het& de.--DONIrB MARKG UK (Um rumbas no prelim-sites, and le by far the best for "Atlas as linen, silk, de. It affords an Indisputable mesas Oldest*, kw towels, dart& tablecloths. and every twisty of wearlas snare/ To be obtained of most demists, 'medicine Winders, sinitonsre, de. In the United Kingdoms ; and at lain.bmsh West fintitiasid, City without wbkh addreas on sack Mel dm Ink Is lot psalm". Pros la per bottle. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLIL —The 'Tipsiest sad 11100 i a the da AQUA *MAP= — WAN& JOlll GOBBILL Th ree Lteipecart, Lcastosed dm% to her Majesty, respectfully oder to the pabhe this uffirvelloss told, which gradually restores the humus Irk to pits/hie has—so matter at what age. The Aqua flaisrelle los sans of the properties of dyes: It, on the . contrary, liraiffil to lie /Weak and when the hair Is once restored e w es per per lace& wilt keep It In perfect colour. Trice beagle lADITS.—ROWLANDS' ICALYDOR, w l T ° Onamial lethatral ?rapscallion for Itsprevateg sail Beanll... !fig the Complexion and lid& The radleat Mena It Imparts to the cheek, sad the slather and delicacy whlah it induces of the hands sad amen be capability of soothlimitation sad ow warring it redoes, tat pimples, spots, discoloration% sad other cutaneous visitations, render It indispensable to every hilet It obviates ea the effecte of climate on the akin, whether with »thrones to cold and Inclemency, or intense solar hest. Price 4s. al. sad it 6d. per bottle. --Sold at in, 11 ttonirarden and by chentits and perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands* Ithlydor; and beware of spnrious and pernicious artistes ander the seas 4" Lakyder. ANITER FAILING RENZDY. Dr. BOOM =JODI! mad Lliria P 11.14 Beggared whh• wet way Menne lagreallsot. trim the regiN et Dr. 800tt..01 M Mal bealmhb to who met e r hum Wogs end liver 0000 bdimelhok apame, Oldham ardour of the eme, te. For hebilegi Itvemem, ea &family aperiget magine, mud ge s flair el Me Mee; Ihey ere huh, menial . uDd to opemeles mad gaidel to the Mama' they ereete= earmete Ma=ect 3m alema .i the whole woes d efe hVir II Ib is. % h aat' e ar lat! i ler a goe sa t:a2 ler lankei s gts Urge The gumbos me s poen 1 ,00 . plop. walk "WM= lambert' engraved 00 the Mama DRIOORD'S ZS/MINCE dLITZ A./ asalsod to Ito most thattond ocasittatloos floor womb. Man Is hopoollblo. Ito Owls No pinnasoot. OMPlalisa .—(lekt r coolti with h 0 tootioottook or kw +..ayil. tar Ple., mat tardier% IMAM so marts( noromarmir Nampa—ow a11i5 4 : 7 : 21 W..& war. Timolo-bmr. TiItDITIGORATIVE NKRVII , TIZEISINCE. salsaililoally rowed asd awl pointed On sordid woe hdrallarml ; nakria to ilwir sogliks tibta iseiridaros Ow bebop* di period Walk de =6. " 6 = debOlty et all Mak asd tram tbs tow bOweiffari, revise mod Wilde et sok mil your relft bousedid tan wins s p Pllol/ UK per MIK taw gorilla la isio Spa' Woe& lkomprosa sad OL Odort141:04. lAadosilikdrimit, LC. Dadra. ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT. A.To LLB°turPl4 r. Naos moo co., sole contractors for Bottled Beer to the International Imbibition. Agents for Samuel Allsopp and Sou's India Pale sad Burton Ale. and Ginn Son, sad Co.'s Extra abut, lmputes of Wines and Spirits. and Stores, the Boyd ludiesige, B.C.—The trade supplied on liberal terms fee cash. ALIGHT WAGGONETTE. -H.74IILLINNWEI LEJJO.NOTON NOVELTY—a four-wired dieg.art, wbiell tot& open, sad tonna a waggemette, sad, if req.ad, a Itgbt head labia will carry lump ma root ma be dropt on to hem a vary Ugly don earriam for Saar paisona.—Por &dins sad n4art4nalais empty to the investor sad only builder, H. carriage maantsolory. Leamington. QUM sal BOOKS. MB. J. C. STEVENS SELL by AUCTION, at bis Great Rooms, IR street. Covent-garden, W, Awl' lb, at hen pe ed precisely, the valuable OOLIJIMION et BRILLS, the property 02. well-known col lector, giving up collecting , also some tine W orbs en Conchology. On vie., and osialogiem had. GREAT SALE of KID GLOVES at BAILS sad Clain paw premises, lge, REOZNT STEM= USW sad Oaatlamaa's best Paris Kid Gloves, one guinea r iun alatah is ulakala e niegt i ril i = s ooo ti pozarr itfr ol Yam anal oast. GENTLEMEN'S DR. —.-RAMILTON and KM MILL Wien, barna the white that the NEW GOODS are Dow reedy, eat etnethen garawatt an knot tnr I. medico . also rte sad overman ea brad for sato. TM treaterlap an ord that pant be exethed. —No. In, thread, ernaille sPEOPACILINI, improved by HARRIS and BM trl mil sertehdp preserve the deft Better cannot be mods. lie{ 'lli (MIRY or pehl du 151.; fleet. Uth Is. Is Ifs. er miser, et es Illabi mil laver Spectacle. OW tre-Glaseas luet i t urap loz Herrliti o t G, Ha I& poet trot Ma iE mg lON. to ths trehlasied ian t 14. 4 1 =se.-45e travanses supidersi 14.4°L DEATH OF ANDREW FOTZBNA ON TEI BAT= Finn. TO TIM ZDITOII OF TSB 1X2'111.111. Bra,—One of the members of the Polish provi , skirl government has oenamonicred to us from Cracow news whisk Ailed us with deep sorrow. Our intimate friend, Andrew Prelacy one of the principal founders of the omit mitre of Brehm racers in Poland ; one of the originators of the eddrimi of the Erika officers to the Grand Duke Onnererne, hen bees killed amonpt the Poles, in the battle of Peakows Ede. Ernie could not have brought upon the just alter of Polish independence a victim purer, more diebateredmi, more sell-devoted, —as expiation for her guilty obedience and psesire complicity in the crimes of her Gersomeet-Tatier government. We beg you to insert these liar, sir, that the memory of Andrew Prelim may not be ket.—l em, ko., AUL:LANDER BEBE, Editor of the Ifolokol. Orsetlehown, Werhownwtarreoe, Aprill3. WORKING MEN'S CLUBS. TO THE EDITOR 0? THE RIMINI. SIB,—In evidence of the wide-spread and in ersaideg !stored which is felt at the present time in the sub jeee of workMg men's clubs, I forward you the accompanying partloakrs, which may be scoeptable to many of your readers. Inst;ctions for the formation of new clubs end Institutes, ar lor the management or further development of pre viously existing ones, have been furnished, in reply to applications, by this society, to Addlestone, Alton, Birmingham, Hinckley, Brighton, Bristol, IN,r diff, Chime. Horton, Moron, Clerkenwell, Coventry, Divines, Drrenport, Eastbourne, Ely, Forost.hill, Graves end. Grua, Halifax, Hereford. Hounslow Ipswich, Mirror, Larreseekirk, Ledbory, Liverpool, Manchester, Mansfield, Marmite, Marylebone, Harberth, Newcastle.on- Nowisert (Monmouthshire), Norwich, Peckham, Ply. Barge" Rotherhent, Scarborough, Sevenoaks, South noshsay. Salford, Stookport, Stourbrulmi, St. Geeip's Hart, St. Helen's, St. Posers*, Sonieriand, Sur. bison, Bobo, TOWN' Hamlet*, Tunbridge Wells, Wakefield, wed Wandsworth. . . . Tha ascratTarri; as s deputation from the society, ham visited Alton, &punter, Betboal-grosn, Birmingham, Bradford, Brantford, Brightoo, Bromley-by-Bow, Dudley, Fariagdon„ Forest-hill, ipewtch, Lanca.ter Liaa6, Mi Romeo* flonthamptou. Stourbridge. Wskeerld, amide worth, Irodnielary, West Bromwich, Wimbledon, and Wolverhampton. Frei ground is being broken op at lumbeth, Lincoln, Nottingham, and Bouthwark.—l am, Ike., HENRY BOLLY, Secretory. Warithif so l!en's Clab end Institute lJnien, Strand, W.C., April IL EPIDICIfiO ON TYPHIJB Fcva IN LONIVII.—WhaI• pablle athrotios and saeitury exertions have hear dinatd to Laamehire in anticipatrou of a great outbreak of fever mow the cotton operataves, en epidemic of fever her beer ales* raging in the metropolis far our peed in a:kW say observed during the past fifteen years. According to the Lased of this week the deaths from fever in the metropolis, which in 1860 did eat wad 1,392, roes in 1862 to 3,635. At the Fever Hospital, from chose =the most scoarste information is elegised, 391 W eems the total for 1960 ; but in 1862 it rose to 2,899, bang & thousand more the hail ever beeo ad mitted it a year to the hospital. It is obvious that 3,636 deaths is twelve months must reevesest as enormous peeve leave of giokasei from typhus. It is impertaat to know of what kid the fever ie. From the records above-mentioned lt is shown that it is the true spotted typhus which is and has bees regiag—the gaol fever of Howard ; the " Irish 'tas: at media writers ; the fever which decimated oar arm,, ad is sow raveglag the Federal hoe& Is the year 1868 the typhus amateur: to the Fever Hospital did set exceed 15, sad during Nivea months of that yeas only ass are of geoula typhus wag admitted. But daring the year 1812 they have to the uopreadented number of 1,827. while th e admiesices for gastric or typhoid fever did sot scored 220, or about the average of the fifteen pre sidia( years. The camas of typhse are sot doubtful : they are overcrowding, destitutios, and bad ventilation. The distress of Leacushire has probably told more on the over crowded districts of Land the in that comity, where the most candid and active philanthropy has averted that of destitute creatures in pegalential &webers which °Mutates and Palleptes typhus. During 1982 is fewer thaa thirty-two deaths from aeration were reported la Lades, although it is doubtful if a eagle death Ave thle oneee wee aged throughout the leng th aid breadth of esikke la the more period. The Czas, in an extraordinary edition issued this evening, publishes despatches stating that notes were despatched to the Powers from Bt. Petersburg simultaneously with the issue of the Czar's' mani festo granting amnesty to the Polish insurgents. The Czas says : " This step of Russia was taken with the object of preventing intervention. The manifesto does not promise to change the state of things which brought about the revolution. It only returns to the position existing before the 22nd January, neither more nor less—the position which drove the Poles to arms. How will the country and the Powers accept the mani festo 1 It is not for us to reply, but it is doubtful whether the Powers will be content. The ,insurrection will reply in the name of the whole country—By fixing the term of the Ist May for laying down arms, the amnesty, in fact, recognises the insuressotion, imposes upon the Powers the obligation of reeogniaing it as • belligerent party, and may raise hopes of an armistice." AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Ann 13. The Reichsrath will assemble in the middle of next month. The Transylvanian Diet will also meet shortly afterwards. Langiewics has declared to the authorities that he can no longer be bound by his parole. It is expected that be will, therefore, be placed under a stricter guard. GREECE. • ATHENS, Aram 11. The deputation commissioned to offer the crown l of Greece to Prince William of Denmark has left for Oopenhagen. THE BOMBAY MAIL. The following telegram has been received at Mr. Beater's aloe froni the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : ALEXANDRIA, Ana 13. The Massiiia and Pera left here at 9 a.m. this day with the Bombay mail of 28th March. The former vessel may be expected at Marseilles about the 19th, and the latter at Southampton about the 26th inst. The China brought the mail to Sues, arriving there yesterday. The Madras left Point de Galle for Australia on 24th of March (correct date), with the English wails of 20th-26th February. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. BOMBAY, Itasca 28. Grey skirtings and mule twist advancing. Cot ton, higher prices demanded. Mehra opium, 1,646 repeal. Exchange on London, 2s. Odd. Govern ment securities : Four per Cents., 101; Five per Cents., 110 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 126. Freight to Liverpool, 725. 6d. __ CALCUTTA, liAzcz 27. Grey shirting' and mule twist firm and active. Copper dull. Indigo, nothing doing. Exchange on London, 21. Oid. Government securities : Eve per Cents., 110 to 1101. Freight to London : Seeds, No. INTELLIGENCE FROM MEXICO. PARIS, Ana. 13. The Paris papers of this evening publish news from Mexico, ►nnouncing that the town of Tehua can had issued a pronunciamento against Juarez. Tits HEALTH or GARIBALDI. —The following letter from Dr. Albanese, dated Curets, Much 31, is pub limbed 1. the Paris journals 2 , —" I am h►ppy I ma send you the best news of the possaL For the lest fortnight a decided improvement ban takes place in his health. Rheu matism has completely disappeared ; the wound got on regalorly sod satisfactorily. The period of mousy bee eciatmeoutl, and without wishing to positively affirm that that of diminatica has ended, I think, nevertheless, we are near its tees.* A NATIONAL GUALD YON TOINIIT.—Fusd Peas has proposed the creation of sa Ottoman militia, or national guard, in which all dunes of the Sultan's robjeeta, of whatever religion, shall be liable to Norm and the idea has so far oommendisd itself to his Majesty that the irarle sena tinning the force boa rued, sad a comminion will shortly be named to agree upon the amniotic'', and superintend the embodiment, of the new Lothian.. We read in the Lewitt Herald, of April last evening the Anieniaa theatre was to hove given a "benefit" in behalf el He Polish insurrectionary movement; bat during the day the Porte, at the instance of the Ens ign. legation, forbade the performance. We normal, regret this afield intedesence with a generous impulse, Idea is shared at this moment by oserly all Europe, end with whisk the governarsat bee already permitted the Jamul! do Camienrieepir toe:preen its sympathy in terms warily reediteide to the Parte end to Its ones. There are many mum w►y Teriory should wish well to the national cause of mend ; saw why bar riders should contribute, however remotely, be its extinguishment under the ins keel of the Czar. The Duchess of Genoa will leave Naples about the 15th inst., and pay &visit of a month to Palermo. Prince Humbert will succeed her, it is said, at Naples, and remain there until the summer. The Milanese regret his departure, and this, perhaps, is the best eulogium that can be passed upon a Prince. The present Ministry has determined to recall Signor Bens* from Tunis, where he is consul. The appointment was made by Signor Battarzi, and ex cited great dissatisfaction, which will now be removed. I told you in a previous letter that Colonel Fumel bad sent in his resignation, on account of the attacks to which he was subjected by certain mem bersof the Left, one of whom is related to a veryactive promoterof the brigandage. In consequence, however, of urgent representations from all the communes of the province of Cogent', begging that Calabria might not be deprived of such a useful man, the Minister gives Colonel Fumel a congf of forty days, but will not amept his resignation. He will arrive in Turin to-morrow, bringing with him several veluabie documents, which will afford much infor mation to the governalbaut and afterwards to the public, for they are to be published. PROPOSED REVIVAL OF TRANSPORTA TION TO AUSTILiLLL (From tho Melbourne Lyre al February 2b.) The; failure el Men ticket-Of-leave Gribbin in Eng land has lad to • proposal for the revival of tanempoetation, which seems to have met with • large degree of acceptance from the British public. Something like • panic has set owing to the extraordioary increase of crimes of violin*, in the streets of London. The papers teem with the deeds of the garotters, and with the adventures of elderly gentlemen who have wine to grief through walking the streets at night. The recent lawilimin of Punch have marcoly any other 'abject of annotate than the various inventions divined to protect the British throat from the insidious gtaarrWottor The last number of the CornAill Magentee is devoted to an elaborate and ingenious exposition of the whole art and mystery of prottiog, illustrating with ad. miriade impartiality, for thebeneht of both housekeepers and hounkreekers, how throats may be senora/loony choked and haws most conveniently broken into. The sodden out beak, or rather reviva4 of this alarming species of mime, he. inspired a general distrust of the existing power of the law theoughent the community, the first result. of which are • ay spirit the ticket-of-leave system, and • demand ter the resumption of the punishment by transportation. Kr. Justice Byles declares from the bench that transpar. tenon in the oily remedy spinet the garotter ; and the Tiaras knots, in the Nome of the people, that the aiminal shall hoeut out from Reedited. While we cannot but allow that England has a perfect right to resort to transportation as • means of punininituit, ' we must emphatiadly proteet, on behalf of the Australian oolonien, against Wig selected as the receptacle of English Toinspanationwe believe to be so excellent mode of paeithoteat, affording, perhaps, the °sly fair cameos of idormatia to the winner; hut let England choose the field of the experiment °ankle of taw colonies. We are DO longer lit to be her dirt-heap and her rubbish-pound. Let that honour be bestowed elsewhere. We protest spinet being mode the whip boy for John Nall. We will not have the British ticketa-leave men at any price, and we will use every lawful mesas, al before, to prevent their land ing on these shores. If, aoardieg to the eternal fitness of thinp, it is that a certain number of throats should be it is bat right th at the British throat sh go to the British garotter. Our throats are es to us as thine of the Loodoners to themselves, sad oar objections to the garotte not less decided. We mama but admire the amazing coolness with which the Timm recommends that the ticket-of-lave evil should be got rid of by being simply transferred to Australia, or soy other entof-the- way owner of the world. "As soon em possible," says our amiable 000 temporary " let us ship o ff thew realms to plains where they eau In Mealy watched when at largo, where they will fled men as &boos and am well nand ea themselves, when they will receive rough punishment' for all o ff ences splint life or property, but plenty don hest employment." (!) We do not know whet particular colony the Tina he. in its Dye, as being ready to Hod polionnes and prisms to take care of English =Weals, sad to give them " plenty of honest em ployment e' but we venture to say that there is no commu nity so philanthropically disposed on this continent. We have all of us quite enough to do to take care of our own crindeals, without burdening ourselves with the crime of England. There is not so much " plenty of honest employ ment" as that our '• strong men" can afford to give it up to English convict's. In floe, and however unpatriotic may be the confession, we believe we have DOM, other mission in the world thee to be gaolers for the British people. We are already burdened with • large portion of English crime in oar prisons, and we would beg, in as strong teems ea possible, to be canoed from re calving any other favours of the same sort, or from acting as a pasture ground for Sir Jcehua Jebb'e spoilt lambs. The objection is oat which we do not make on behalf of Victoria directly, but of all the Australian °lionise It is not probable that this eoloey would be selected as the nose of the new experiment in the ticket-W.lam) system ; but whatever pert of this continent is so chines, w• °moot but be affected by the choice. Every Australian is equally bowed to protest spinet the introduction of British convicts. Watson Austrahaand Queensland are cited by the Tisanes setUemeen fit to receive Eeghsh criminals, and who would have no objection to do so ; but even were this the fact, every other colony would still be humid to oppose trans port/thee. Queensland, says the Tines, " cells aloud for ooeviot labour to oatetract her harbours, and reads, sad railways e' but this we believe to bo • gran libel on the character of the northern colony. At least, if Queensland has been ceiling aloud for convicts, she haa called with a trumpet of most uncertain sound, for this is the first we have heard of the matter. Some years ago, whop but an humbler dependency of New South Wales, it is probable that there did exist in Moreton Bay a party who desired the introduction of convict labour, but the cry has long 10011 died out. At present the vat majority of the Western of Queensland, sod, we believe, also • Western Austad* are opposed to she intro- Delia of omelets, and would join heartily with the other 0140114111 in redistiog the re-imposition of the foul taint yen this eowliiieot. The recent discoveries Is the interior, and the proved facilities for overland communi• adios, have tawhed materially to remove the Iranian be two= the sward token% and thus to nonage the objec tioa spinet Day one of them being chosen as a peal settle ment. To landenewiets on ally part of this °patinae is to somemonsate the pollution to all the consist The virus owlet not be oeetained in one spot. There is no spot, in het, whist' Gadd be selected ma • field for transportation on the chisplent whisk would not speedily blame • centre of crime w the whole eastineet. The journey which wee ' found so easy by Barks ad loodaborough would pre sent so boron to the ticket-el-leave man. The convict 011D111.4litY SCENE. In the end of last week meetings of this kind took place is FJgin. The first was held at the Morayshire Station, the earner being prineipally conducted by females, a Mrs. Tenant, from Banff, being at once chief sod leader. Daring thy prayers (such se they :were), • done el voices might be heard chanting out, ' Oh, yes, he'll do it." " Bell do it," " Yee, do it, Lord," Re. As the services *deemed the excitement isereand ; hot the freedom and familiarity of the speakers with " things divine" we do not venture to characterise. On the two sueoseie evenings the meetings were held in the braid cha: geared, we understand, on the express orditioe the pastor (Rev. Mr. Macfarlane) should porde— with the view no doubt, of preserving something like common deceeery, sod checking those irregularities in which the leaders seemed to delight. The meetings is the rapid were much the mine in character ea those at the statist waiting -room. Mr. Macfarlaoe's own address was unexcep- Mosable, and with sere of the prayers offered up so feat could he found. Bet everything like redeems and mew feeling, end respect for sacred things, were completely overborne by the fiery spirits from the east ; sad the ge neral proceedines were more like thane of batteries than of rational men mad women. " Revival hymns "of all possible variety, were song, and to all possible airs—in chaise those of " When the kye come lama," " The bold soldier boy" "The eyrie* with his shakers," "The second Alice welts, " do. ; all excellent airs in their way, but rather out of plea in what professed to be re ligions worship. A.n r if to make the irrevereoce more courrencies, while those within were singing what they called " hymns," some young men out side were chiming in with the weeds of the seer to whisk the airs are generally sung ! Mrs. Terat—the Banff lady —and a young man from the east, were particularly ems spicuous In the cervices—one or both praying with great vehemence for the unconverted ministers a Elgin, sad giving the Almighty thanks for, the couverioa of the or minister present. In thew:moot one of *or rhodomoetedes which she called prayers, Mrs. Treat exclaimed that she eared not far any man or devil, church or minister ! Ono young man present was peremptorily ordered, "Down on your knees, sir ; the devil a in you." There was reasicsally a loud clappiog of hands ; end sometimes or would strike up • hymn while another was engaged in prayer. At one time • gentleman walked along the prow of the church, clapping his hands, end crying out—" We've got the victory, we've got the victory!" Matters west on in this style on the two evenings. It is proper to say that the meetings had got entirely beyond the metro! of Mr. Macfarlane • end a *tie before twelve o'clock on Friday night he pronounced the benediction, and declared the Testing at an sad. No gooney had he done this than a man get up, and deeLuld "that neither man *or devil would put him out of that house." Mr. Macfarlane, however, left—no doubt disgusted with the vulgarity, irreverece, sad folly of the proceedings. Maras thee got wore them ever. All restralat read go* the MONOr had gepehsd • pitch which no descrip tion sea savoy to the reader. This went on for • short tims when • young men, determined to pet a flop to this Brad of eon , turned off the pa, and thus this scene of disorder was most fittingly brought to • close in dark ness !—Zipia Courier. THE CONFIDZILATI Lout.—We are informed that the Confederate Loan of 3,000,0004 has been all sub scribed for in /Inland. The quotation, however, went down from 5 per cent. to per mot. premium, hen it became known that the cotton bonds already Waned by the Confederate government, wbicb possessed the same pri vileges as the prearet emission, bad bees sold a few months ago at considerably lower rates in the London and Liverpool markets than those of the present loan. Agents of the Confederate government had given out similar beads from time to time to English man ufacturers in payment of war 'lmplies. It was, therefore, reasonably apprehended that the market would soon be overstocked with this paper, the total amount of the issues of which is not clearly known. Should the South suffer a serions military defeat, or should a universal rise of slaves take pisee, it will be impossible to dispose of this security in Europa. It is given oat that this loan will not be offered in Germeny. —From the irraatfori Athena. Tan INDIAN CAsa BALLNcss.—The following is the statement of rah balances, aa reported up to the 27th of February, in the meat Memorise in India at the dose of the month of December laat, contrasted with that of the previous yam : Dee.. VW. Dec, M. Die.. 1812. Gomunsii Rs. Ita. f• 1 94 1 , 99 - • r....e1• 10 .956 : piaiqcia putia - 7 Nor!.hliest ?minces .. #.409.47T YaeJwp 2,b 36 347,11,71 1.13;97,476 :: 1,,11.4&512 13071bsy 1,17,644i8 Central Prowbese peotan .1424,1146 ~ 1,17.64,7!6 .. 1,67,54,3 2 Total 1!,56,72,4t6 17,07.85,114 18,14,2411 a The total at the latest date is equal, at 2a per rapes, to 18,313,6341. sterling, being 1.260,8234 mom than at the eorrespooding date of the previous year, and 5,808,3961. mews than in December, 1860. This stallesneat is highly eatiafackey.—Money Market !feriae. FOROSSLIS OF AUKS/CAN " GRIESNBACLII" AT SHEFFILLD.—On Saturday afternoon, • person calryisg as batistes as as engraver at Sheffield, and one of his work mos, were apprehended on a charge of forging America& government notes, probably such as are known to our readers by the sow familiar term "greenbacks." Several months ago information was communicated, enoopoonaly, to the police sod the American minister, that an engraver in this town was doing a brisk trade in the manufacture of American notes. This information was communicated about the time when the great reward wee offered for the discovm , of the Bank of England note forgers, and it is supposed that the informer had in view a similar goldea reward in this case. Further details were given, in a letter signed with the real name of the writer, and the infor mation appeared to have bees sufficiently authentic to put the authorities in motion, for in a short lime attar. wards Sergeant SOW, a London detective, name down to. Sheffield, and has for several months been prosecuting In quiries in co n junc tion with the Federal Vice-Consul here and Sh e ffi e ld polio.. We hear that their inquiries nettellel them that large numbers of notes. varying in value hew A dollars to 10 dollars, hare ben forged in Sheffield sad ' sent to New York, when they have got into circulation, to the great injury of the gororoutast and the pabila It is said that for a period extending over several weeks the forgers were oosetantly engaged in their nefarious tiro, sad if that be so, they must have made large = The anent was made by Inspector Aim sod Sergeant Spite!, but nothing erimisatory was found in the possession of the prisosern It was Asia ea Sunday that two other men bed bees apprehended sear Worksop, and that they were toad rposenulea of a mother of ** greenback " which they try they received tress one of the persons wrested la this town.-BArSteld Independent. These admirable concerts, which have been inter rupted by the Bader holidays, were renamed Lust evening, when the performanes darned an especial interest from the appearance, for the fret time this mama, of H. Vieux temps, who, we believe, la engaged for a whin of nights. This peat performer divides with Josehist the enpremmy of the violin. They are very =Mee Is several re spects, but their variety is oily Tsai* of axed. lease. When we hear either our eathlataloa is ample* and we cannot men imagine ssything wsperke. Vienzasseps is in the fullest polemics of all his powers, and we have wryer heard him play with' pester mrpressisa, or reinsonent It is in cocooned chamber muds, welt es we hex at these onside, PO the *Ma tallaPos of • peat performer are cal ledtali maim. A concerto, however meant, always entails mum pongee of mere display, whir& moils our admiration on accent of I. sii.peulM minces bat a fee gum** of a great meets is a pare idallak. of palm, which can be interpreted and expressed only by an artist of a kindred spirit. We have seldom, if ever, seen a programme so initinly made up of disfod'iniere. The inatrumental Peers were almost all by loolibeveu : his quartet in 0 ins*, the third of the Rasseasoffiry set ; hla greed trio fir peen violin, and Maimed* his kat eadpeatest wish of this alas; and his mob Iler Go *asks, mh o to Omsk', 0. 26. The ether quartet, with whisk the Gowen hip& Wits Maydn's in 11 nialor, No. 47, a compositinfull of deadens simplicity and treshisem h the quartets, Vieuxtemils was swam mailed by More. Wiener, Schram% sad Piatti. The mead violin, M. Wisner, was new to os, bee he is a very mosilant player. Handle performance of the pianoforte sonata was, as usual, irreproachable in style and execution. The vocal music, too, was very interesting. The stagers wen Km Beaks and Miss Kyles. The former in • favourite at the Mendey Popular Comer% ; the latter, we believe, appeared at ass of them for the first time. Mks Psalm sang" The Xermaid's Some from Weber's Oberon, and "The Poet's Sang," by the Brian composer °hake. Miss Pyles, whom pre-mimes, as an English hallad•inger well known, bat whose public appearances have hitherto been too much confined to music of that clam, mug Mozart's exquisite meg ' L'Addici," end Henry Smart's pathetic ballad " The Lady of the Sea," and in both was warmly and deservedly applauded. It appears, by the way, that doubt' are now started as to the authorship of the above song, whirls has hitherto bens always eseribed to Mozart We maim that oar belief in its paniamism remains unshaken, for if ever internal 'Tidos" has been held as con- Malys in nerd to a work of art, it ought to be so in this The hell, as usual, wee full, sad the seuliesce, am usual, wen eethusimstie. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, Arm 13. Tim* Mosier', troop ship, Captain Eisattiel H. Heademos, allot this 'swim tar Deb with a portion of the led Regmest on board. Th• trial el liaplaia liillyar. sad al Lieateeest Magas% ter wasy. still aealiaaes to dreg stew its dreary lemma The distances made by the whams' se to the diolpthe et the =rat Importaat to the public. treat wheat they are oe ss The Ye lesed at edleriek When, screw two•deektr,is shoal to be aie this port. Anxnearry Area PZOKOTIONI AID Arromvxmrst.LOopteins Sir W. Hats, Beet., to be a naval aide-demenp to the VMS 0101418 Wellesley, C. 8., promoted to be nor-admiral; J. C. Oaten, C. 8., to be s naval siderlessmp to the Queen, vim Captain Sey mour, 'mounted to be mar-admiral; B. Harris, to receive the good *make pension menet by the promslion et Cap tain W. R. Bali, 0.8., to be rearvidmiral N ;• T. P. Thomp son, to repave this good M*" pension asset by do peciestion of Capes& Hatton to be ner.edithal • .T. Bythemea, appointed to the Amber ; T. Hervey, to ' the Loader; B. S. Sotheby, C. 8., to the Coloesas ; and C. C. Forsyth. to the Valmons. _ _ _ CoiniaeUder 8. B. ATM, promoted to the rank of 'spiels. Second Bastor H. J. Stanley, promoted so the rink of motor. Arekobate—J. Ileaderece. to all Jim sz ; F. Westwood sad 11. W. Hedger, to the Battleseeas ; G. Valorem. Choke, to the Wareham ; G. /rood sad 0. R. Drake, to the lb&Prase—R. O. T. Blunt, to the Maribereet t T : H. Martin, to the Attlee ;C. liszdiagton sod A. J. I to the Rattleeetake ; A. O. Foliertoe, to the Detests ; F. C. N. Ball, 0. A. Tooker, C. A. Balks, arta 11. Wilde( ' to the Teems. oiiimilleihsTer R. Wfiliernsoo, to the Valorem. Agate* W. Russell nod F. & Tamer, to the Valorem ;J. Gooks, eating seined doss undulant en gineer, to ski Axis, ea epernumenry ; J. BORN engineer. to the Valorem ; and J. Dyson of the Henke, promoted to wen fail, eke anistant engines Nava Odes J. N. Nugent, to tie Nealbaresgh ; W W. Arthur, to the Pees ; & J. a Willcox, to the Re. &We - 1.. J. JOIN mil IL D. Week, to the &new . J.B. L. imit a te 6*A/ems; G. 8. Demi and IL IL 0; Feting, to Valorem. Eizziotos Ames:err AND Nahum Enna?".—On Friday thermos a serious accident oconned near Gordon Acme lea, Yarrow, to a maxi Named Tboirsou, in the service of Mr. ' Bortbwiek, al Ue rgetdd , Marrisiemuir. Thornton was on his way from Georgelleld so Edinburgh, with • bens, which be was riding ; and when erceeing from Mitring to Yarrow the animal became uninammable and ran ott at a (prima paok within about • nails of the Gordon Arms. AA the road leads to the bridge over the Yarrow (shoat 900 yards from the ins) with a rather sharp tam, the hone ran up against the parapet, when the saddle. girth gave way wider the violent shook, sod the rider was h ipitched over into the river, the height being about twenty. or thirty feet. The appearance of the Loses as it was eneerved ap proaching the inn asturelly excited some apprelmosim, and while Mr. Douglas, the landlord, endeavoured to get hold of it, Mrs. Douglas oat off towards the brides, where she Ow the middle lying as the road, and no ppeaaehing she dimmed Thomson lying is the water. Al h the river was somewhat swollen, and bad carried the unconscious mu about Maitre was dove from as spot where be fell, Mrs. Douglas stay waded in, aad emeseded in getting him out, mad conducting btm to the to.. Medical saamtaoce having bees promo' from Selkirk, his wound. were dressed, sod were found to main of oompouad fattens of the right leg and caw-bone and a cut oa the head. On Satur day morning Thorium was in as favourable a condition as could be expected. The her.., a very valuable one, was badly injura4 and is not likely to be of much further see -At,!ihu.7l,. Courant. Two bieri SUYVOCATZD IN A Watt.—On Friday Mr. M. Whylsy, deputy corms, for the county, bob d en in quiet on the bodies of James Dudley and Jonas Virgin, whops untimely and melancholy deaths occurred under the following cirousnateness :—ltappous the deceased and seve ral other men were employed in opening an old well oe the estate of Sir Geo. Osborn, in the pariah of Haynes. The well ha b een sacovered, Dudley was the first to &nosed in the and it was arranged that he should cell out "all right" he reached the bottom in saJety ; if be met tiMa foul air be was to tell his companions to pull up. After being let down a few minutes the men above celled to Dudley, but received no avower. This was repeated, but with the same result. Wiltshire, another workman, thee offered to go down, and called Jonas Virgin to aasist, but the latter udd he would go down, peonmeiric to cedl est when he reached the water. He was accordingly let down, but made no answer to the repented cells of the men above. Willabire then odd be wield go down, and os a proration took with him a lighted candle. When he bed de ended about 15 feet the candle went out, and he shout e d a e be pulled out. Determined to recover one ire both of the mias mg men, be requested to be tied to the rope, tolling those who let him down that if he did not hallos when he had got down about the same depth as before they were to pull up en =as pcorible. Whoa it was thought be had remelted deep the lam at the windleas alled out, bet receiving no answer they palled up. As the Iced neared the Cur less it was elesrved that Wiltebire was motionlose, his head drooping, and ea loading him it was discovered that he was inesesiblia He was immediately unfastened and takes te a but, whin, after various means had been re sorted te, eneelessaas was restored. Some time elapsed belay the *slim bodies of Dudley and Virgil' were ra- Goma& Both bed !ellen victims to foul air, and all tP• Ottawa to restore animation were useless. The jury re turned • umbel of " Suffocated by feel air in a well;' adding a lescessosaclatiou that in all cases where deep web are dug a lighted canine should be let dowo previ a*" to Wog lowered, and that proper applunoes should always be at band and pi ecautioos taker) to give _but: omi t aid en its being discovered that foul air is emitted. Ten CAIII l/1 SWALLOWING • DAET. —We re ported ydcasit....liaisfeacwpwiplwraaka.dibsyrpoen:caarhefenilaopwi s a y. ni . . fferedg iw at n m „tr if tt It J a y , th a t : , under the %mated skill of Dm. Wood and Sawwdos, the dart was forced from him and he is now quite via— Ifeatiat Gesetge. LOlpOrting tea without colour OW the lea m i.., a n Fiala' of lalarlor brown leaves as to the al kinds. nominee'. Tea N uncoloured therefore always ".4 wa s . lad la parka's by 2.1/10 agoal•—(A4vertlassiost. I